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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-19

Co-Pa1tnership.
D. MARSH has this day associated with him T. Way
- for the of transSGtnE the Wholesale and
retail Root and Shoe business the old OIL Nars
No. IS, Monroe street. Greer ott Co..
the firm Of sIARS1I s SASMAS.
July 1st, 1855. JuSo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-19
RFMOU8T,

1J REILLY has removed from his old stand In Market
VI Square that and spacious Warehouse No. o.,
green side OF Main street. between Monroe
Quincy, lately occupied BY Mess AMMAN Aaguire
commission house He has hand large and general
sortent Of Groceries and Liquors. which he Will sell
Wholesale at the lowest market price.
"A L o-GunpoWIler of every description and Safety
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-19
IRAN5sP ORT !FION

n. = SLFNJN IS E1GEFIEU,
Connecting on the East with the BALTIMORE and Ohio Rsi
Road and the Ohio River her1inE, and the
RAILROADS. at ZauesyHe, Newark, Monfoestle and
for III parts Of the South VS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-19

Sundries.
I10 SACKS Of Rio Coffee;
11O tIcrces Rice
bbIs. PuVrrIzed Sugar;
Crushed
8 Soft Crushed Sugar;
$ hhds. n. o. Sugar;
u boxes Chocolate;
A0J lbs. Race Ginger;
10 boxes White Pipes;
% hbfs No. . medium HreSereI;
81 s bbEs.
SS boxes No. Herring;
10 bbls. Prime Eastern Herring;
Just received and for salebT
ALEN- TURSER-
G-99 MeIOleon buildings. Main st.
TOOTH SOAP.
NITATEES celebrated Tooth Soups prepared in the
w eeanIy possible. from the choicest material
all npares. The Soap Dentrice Is the only
proper specific freeing mouth from those disgusting
impurities which rapidly promote PetTi!ac;ion and destroy
Each cake is enclosed in neat case and is sufficient to
as '-'' JoHS II. THOMSON,
dec Agent, III Main st.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-19
TERMS.

Coopsr's ClArksburg Register is puhlis he'd in
CIsrkEburg. Va, every Friday morning. at
81 90 per annum, in advance, or vt the expiration
Sf six months from the time OF subscribing; after
which 81 so will invariably be charged. , -
No subscription will be- received for less pc
No paper will DO discontinued exeeptat the op-
don Of the proprietor, until all 9rrearages are
70 bo discontinued at the end of their term Of
subscription, will be considered as desiring to
have it continued. ..-#
Advertisements will DO inserted at $l.00 per
square of twelve lines for the first three inser-
lions, and twenty five cents for each subsequent
insertion. -. +.
Aliberal deduction on 'he above rates will be
made TO those who advertise by the year.
No advertisement cOuntedless than square.
The number of insertions must DO specified, or
the advertisement will be continued and charged
accordingly,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS of candidates for office g., 90
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis.
All communications, to, insure attention must
AS Asompauisd by the authors name and post
paid.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-19

A KING Down A HArcHwAY.- One
day. when the flag ship of an American
commodore was y ing in the bay of Ma
Piles. she was honored by visit from the
King and royal family. with suits in gull
ded barges. and the full parade Of royalty.
The ship was dressed from deck to truck
in holyday attire; side boys were muster
ed at the ropes. the marines presented
arms. the guns thundered forth royal
salute and the commodore welcomed bis
guest 10 The quarter deck with the polite
ness BETTING an officer Of rank
One Of the suit, a spindle shanked and
gaudily attired Neapolilan, s:rayed away
hom the party. and, cruising about mid
ships. espied windsaiI. an object he had
never seen before. AS it was fully ex>
panded by the air. he took it for pillow,
aud folding his arms leaned against it,
when 1t yielded to his weight and he dis
appeared below. heels over head, with a
velocity that was actually marvellous, as
was his escape from injury. The mlshaps
chanced to have only une witness. THIS
was veteran tar. who approached the
quarter deck and touching his hat, said
respectfully. " | beg your pardon. commo
dore. but one Of them are kings Aus fallen
lown tie hatchway !"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-19
TuE WHITE PILGRIM.

came to the spot where White Pilgrim lay,
1pensively stood by the tomb,
And in q low whisper heard something say,
" How Sweetly sIccP here alone"
" The tempest may howl, and the wild shunders
roll,
And gathering storms may arise;
But calm are my feelings, at rest is my soul,
And tears are all wiped from my eyes.
" The voice of my Master propelled me from
home. ....
1 bid NY companion farewell;
left my dear children, who for me now mourn
In q fur distant region to dwell. ... ..
" wandered an exile, stranger below, '..
To publish salvation abroad; . .....4
The trump ofIhe gospel endcavoring to blow,
And inviting poor sinners to God. .... ...
' And when among strangers and far from my
home,
No kindred or relative by;
met with contagion and sank in the tomb
My spirit to mansions on high. at
' Go tell my companion and children most dear,
To weep not for Joseph that's gone;
The same hanI that led me throunh scenes dark
and drear,
Has kindly conducted nae home"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-19
A Novel Way to Effect Sales.

The Baltimore Weekly Dispatch says
some Of the clothing dealers on Centre
Market Space have way of securing
sales occasionally, which savors strongly
Of rascality and the drop game. They
place in the coat pocket and old port-mon-
maize stuffed with paper customer comes
along inquiring for such vestment. The
dealer. il he judges his customer is Of the
right stripe, after essaying several coats,
at last says: " Here is coat we made
for a gentleman ne wore it one day and
and sent it hack it was two small Tor
him. 1t will cost little more than the
others. Try it on. All; it fits first rate.
like it was made for you. II is well
made, buttons sewed on 6rm, with strong
pockets The customer puts his hands
into the pockets to try them. when his fin
gers come in contact with the tat pocket
book His imagination is kinded with
the indea OF apprOprla1ing the supposed
treasury. How much did you say the
coat was p he eagerly asks. The dealer
rames good round price. It suits me;
IN take it, is the quick reply. The mo
nry is paid, the self duped customer walks
of hurriedly with his SUPP Used prize. not
stopping TO hear the suppressed chuckle
Of the dealer as he looks after him out Of
the corner OF his eye. The issue can be
guessed-the covetous buyer finds out
that there is a difference between paper
and paper money, and is both enraged
and mortified to find that his own dishon-
est avarice has led him to pay an extra
VACANT price for worthless article that
fits him so badly he is ashamed to wear
it. UnlesC. however. his greenness is OF
a deeper shade than ordinary, he is care
full not 10 mention the facts even 10 his
most intimate acquaintances.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-19

"A WIFE's BrLL...Vol. 9th Of Cushing's Re-
ports. contains an opinion on a. case wher.
mesmeric physician sued husband for
service rendered wife 10 his absence. Il
Is to "the effect that the law does not re-
'soguize the dreams. visions or revelations
OF woman 10 the mesmetic sleep. as ne
sessarIes for wife or for which the hus.
band. without his consent. can be made
% % pay. These are fancy articles which
moss Fho have money OF their own to
dispose OF may purchase, II they think
proper but they are not. necessaries.
known to the law for which the wife can
pledge the credit of her husband"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-19

A HANKEE.-It takes n down east man
to ask questions but once in while one
Of them finds his match. Jonathan over.
took gentleman who was travelling on
horseback Notwithstanding the disadvan.
tage OF having lost ley. His curiosity
was awakened and he rode along side OF
him To know how he chan,ed TO meet
with such misfortune.
"Been in the army, guess" said the
anxious enquirer.
Never was in the army in my life, -
remarked the traveller.
" Fit duel perhaps ?"
Never fought duel. SIR
"torsc thrown you off. guess, or some
thing OF that are s 1T ?"
No. sir. nothing OF that kind"
Jonathan tried various lodges, but all
to no effect and at length almost out OF
patience. he determined ON direct inqui.
~ as to the nature Of the accident by
which the gentleman had come to the
loss Of his leg.
L will tell you" replied the gentleman.
"on condition that you will promise not 10
ask another question"
Agreed" exclaimed the eager listen
er, agreed"
Well, SIR" remarked the gentleman,
"it was bit off,"
"Bit off," cried Jonathan. "Wall |
decI"ir. | should just like to know who On
earth bit it off,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-19

hoHErBLE CRUrLrr-ChiId Burnt to
=Oe0sH;-A tragedy took place at Luck
port. N. y on Tuesday, exhibiting such
revolving cruelty as to be- almost incredi
BILE. A little boy. 6ve years of aye, be-
longing to Mrs. Story. was roasted alive
by Gend in human shape-a white wo-
man named Gregg. The evidence elicit
ed before the corOnor's jury shows that
The victim was left with u smaller chill by
its mother. when Mrs. Gregg. who lived
IN another portion of the house, took the
opportunity and entered the apartment.
and proceeded to the execution of the
deed. which she had previously threaten.
cd. With horrid ion precautions. the CHILD
.oas held OF the IRE By is tornsentor. until its
t.sg and 6oOeIs Wsrs burned to c,nIsr. then.
With satanic revenge. the boLy ofthe child
Was reversed by the murderrss until its
back '0as ro1sted to a crisp. 1t died in a
few hours after. and the woman is now in
Jail.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-19
HIRE A CLERK.n

A tall, rough shod, sharp visaged,
good-na.ured looking individual arrived
in our city a week ago from the noun.
tsins. and put up at what might might be
called one Of our third rate houses. The
rules were like those of most other es'ab-
lishments Of the K nd, buardeIs being Ia
ken by. the day. week or meal. Jim PoIter
1--WE take the name trum the register had
gone in by the week. with the understan.
ding with the landlord that he was to e
credited with what he called "lOst time"
AZ the usual rate. There was nothing
very unusual in this arrangement, though
it did not turn out altogether to the land
lords satisfaction. Al the end Of the So
eond day it occurred 10 jim that he had
not seen Sacramento Tor upwards Of a
year. and as a thought with him WAS al
most n deed. he, without saying word
to the landlord, disappeared. He spent
the remainder Of a week at Sacramento.
and re eached his boarding house here just
in time to 6nd the proprietor calculating
that Mr.. Jim Potter was indebted Ior one
weeks board. It took jim not long to
prove that he had betn n out Of town four
days. and the bill against him was cut
down accordingly.
See here. old feller.' broke in Jim. as
she bill Was being altered. ef IFS all Que
90 you. III squirt ut them ar books
There'S your account. sir. said the
'Ahdl"Ed. pretending not to notice Jim's
last remark. Two days board-S2 &C.
Jim took the bill and eyed the puzzled
landlord AZ though he suspected some
Shenanigan.' he broke out
w ant 10 see them Rr buoksp
The landlord told him he was asking
500 mueh-that NO outsider was permitted
to examine his books. - =
Jim WAS now satisfied that all was not
exactly right. and resolved to see the end
ol is
Give me pen, ink and paper, said he.
! want to show you how to keep books. ,
He took the pen. and. after having add
ed up various small sums. made out and
handed to the amazed landlord the fol.
lowing account:
jim Potter 10 Landlord-Deuer.
two dais bord So 6e
Landlord to Jim Polter-Dstter,
4 dsis lost time SIS 60
Thar she is J. said Jim as be passed
the slip. L tuck board by The week you
know"
Yes muttered the half choked land, ,
lord.
And the bargain was that you was to
credit me with lost time at the usual rate.
you know"
Y e-s.'
We'll. 1 boarded with you two days.
you know
Yes
l didn't board with you four days. you
know
Yea
And you owe me for that
The landlord took long breath. brush
ed the perspiraIion from his face. and cast
ing his eyes vacantIy upon the ceiling.
"lowly tjAculaIel--
Oh yss.'
Now. ain's going to he hard on you. >
said jim you Iced weII-and AS. I'm
going up the country morrow. we'll
spend that little balance for champagne
tonight. But I'll tell you one thing,
!"ndl 'rd.' he added after a pause. you
would make money If you would hire a
clerk -NarysUi!Ie, { Cal } Herald.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-19

RAT1oNAL.-A man residing in New
England town, at some distance from a
near relative. received a message one cold
eVening in November, to hasten 10 is re-.
sIdence. as he was in a dying state. When
he arrived he was told that his reason had
entirely left him. The sick man present.
y turned his head, saying in faint voice.
= Who is that? o
He was informed that it was his rels.
tive who had been sent for.
, On oh J. said he. yes. oh. yes J.
He must be cold. Make him a good
warm toddy-yes. toddy. hot toddy r.
i guess he amt crazy" said his Yisi>
tor, he talks very RATIONAL
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-19

~During the examination of wit.
ness as to the locality of q stairs in a
house. the counsel asked:
" Which way does the stairs run ?"
The witness answered:
"Cne way they run up stairs, but the
other way they run down"
The learned counsel winked both his
eyes. then looked at the ceiling.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-19

,DEAru OF SAN" Now that the death
OF SAM the hero of Know Nothing gism, is
apparent to all. the Louisville courier has
furnished the following epitaph
"Here lies poor Sam and what is strange,
Grin death has worked in him no change
ne always LID and alwaysRILI,
He once lied loud, and now Ems sr,t1
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-19

E Beauty without virtue il. bu. !
painted tspulohre.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28
LAWS OF VERMONT.
SESSION OF 1886.

No. IAN ACT TO REPEAL AN ACT , EHr UT ED,
GAN ACT RELATING TO the Bh'Nu'N w ~, VT
ci1I'rSn APPROVED NOVEMBER nth, A. ID. 1865.
II is hereby enacted by the General assembly Of The STATE
Of Vermont toHOvs! ,..-. =
Src / An act entitled " relating to the bringing OF
ss onnroved November llh A. d. 1855 is hereby repeal
ed and The same shall not hereafter be available for the pu
nose of sustaining continuing in force any acton sun or
ooI nroceednp whatever ProUded that nothing IN tins act
contained shall any suit action already brought TO- or
now pending in any county court in this state
SEC 3 This act shall take effect from It's passage
Approved, October llth 1856.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28
M 2-AN ACT IN RELATION TO COMMON Sell
LERS OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS

hereby enacted by the Genra assembly Of the State
Of Vermont foliows
SEC l. No person shall be hereafter convicted common
seller under the approved Nov % 1882 entitled an act
prevent traffic in intoxicating liquors for the purpose Of
drinking when the number of oenses proved confessed
shall exceed but in all such the respondent shall be
fined for each distinct of selling furnishing giving away
provided for such distinct oenses and conviction
common seller shall be any subsequent convection
for Offences other than those for which The respondent
convicted seller whether such ofienses
mited on the any other day.
Approved, November 18th, 1856.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28

dance ON the meetings Of the same, the of three dollars
and the same mileage provided by law for members
of the legislature the secretary the sum OF one thousand
dollars pe year. and the expenses of procuring blank forms
and hostage all of which allowances shall be paid by the
treasurer of the state the certificate of the governor
SEC O. All that part Of chapter twenty of the compiled
statutes which provides for the appointment and defines the
duties Of superintendent Of common schools, and all other
acts aud parts of with the provisions of this
act are hereby repealed.
Src TO- This act shall take effect from and after its pas
sage and the annual meeting Of said board shall be held
Montpeer on notice from the governor within thirty days
after this act approved and said board may their discretion
dispense with secretary and neglect appoint pro-
vided in the third section of this
Approved November Is 1856.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CTS.

tiil'N Fp''th 90 most invaluable
"i"f"Ai"n ln regard 10 iho Hnd is able io COM
W',' 90" f'ao mecum Compare GOO trf qumtcsstncc uf
M'u'09 so''nce on tins iulnNHh tu' lect BE- The co.
-u ui he ehN,ii"heo ol DOG h'ti sHtntut physicians
IN Juror. ana NmeneA D. lh''"nfhY demonstrated DO
NM ""h hsNY successful if rNcr in tho treatment ct
10y. es,'s.s l mAnl lh'n'sn 600 90 casts co. ME Cry
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28
tfteottinrs.
BACII'S
A M E RIGA \
COMPOUND.

TUE" eriboi would respectable s.t III. .,,...
OF people OF Vermont, 10 the claims of ''""oh
bACh's AMERICAN COMPOUND
AZ ono OF the best preparations befo,e ,to -,
the relief md cure of tho following oompisg 'no TOT
Bronchitis, MINISTER'S Sore Throot Coj.,
Nursing md Uiceraicd Sore gIo,,lLs S.'i
Nipples, Mcrcviai Tainis, F,r,y ,ao'e
Screfuid, liberation Of The Lnnss ,s,
Stomach, all Nervous Complaints ~, u"u
Uedkness and Irregularities FYDor .J,I..
Tor Uhties,) Coughs arising firm NJ, I-.ss'
idted Throat, Piles, Uedk SiomoeJ,
fact, ia any case Of
WEAKNESS, INFLAMMATION, on tMptfpp
BLOOD, USE THIS REMEDY.
In the city Of Auburn, whore this msdi,io. 4.
and ffupholos reside, large lisi Of the n,o,
bic aud respectable proofs Of s cicao, bnye leia
nshed n ~ favor by the voluntary niamntin,s jug
who have boon relieved aud cured II long stanains '
extremely aggravated objections of th. et,,. lus one
li"m giaioiul doso TO spread IL knowledge ia p,
mole thc good of oihuts who may De- siniilafit ne'
ln Influence has been peculiarly hapnt I'M ifr,'"'
bronchial nod Throat a0eciions, from eight 10 o.,
lgDHmHinfiHHF and Tiffrafions Also In 80. ''"'e
matkod casrf oi Female Weakness and lrreg,i...,.J
uud many other complaints enumerated above ''''''
We have also some strong cases of this obataet,, t
our own state n which BE- hos been used with -o.a,
fii sutefts. where iui years resorts 90 nnn, ott.,
DIES have iaied to nauid relief IT, Ingredients AMONG
which b. compound huid extract Of A
BEECH nROr" OR CANCER ROOrn
hhh competitions Aio such ~ 10 render 10 PERFECTLY
and harmless, requiring the exercise of especial caro-
30 regard TO he habits Of the individual hos ond that on
dinauly necessary.
From personal knowledge Of these fsots I do moi
hcsuue 40 say 10 ull who n any way afflicted Win
h'dhy Meatncss, Debility, Inflammation, Impure .,
sluggish Hood, that
BACu's AMERICAN COMPOUND
l. tecommendedn the strongest assurance Of Rsi,fssa
I Cure.
PRED. r SMITH, Montpelier.
Wh0osule gent fof The Slate oil Vermont
To whom all orders should ha addressed
10 DRU0GIsTs mn OTHER DrsLFes
A GARD
fof the convenience Of Druggists aud iodi,idy.i. 49,
using ihs mcdciuc 10 tho State nf Vermont ros.ts,
FRED O.. SMITH, and all application. ut ,,5
ho promptly hio 3, on ne sans terms o. fAen oa4,,I
O. ''''a
p. v.R. COVENTRY & CO.. P,o,,i.,...
~ Gennesec Street, Auburn n y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28
: O bRUoGlsrs AAD OTHER DEALERS
CERTIFICATES
Important from Or. r.. W Sabin. orno,h
eater, NY.

mn .e. nFefNrER /, Lass
lhis may ceftiiy that have made "a tfal OF kffts
AMERICAN COMPOUND in a case Of s.,,,. 49,
et'ai 3ereeH, aud long stntdirg irritation Of IA, -
cue efaf y ne dHmeHtafB frdth by the use Of tv, b
il's OF ihn above Compound be thought perYsr,.,
cur was effected. have seen Dec wonderful r.r,, M
O. decided case Of Acrg'aia C.a aEpton whore tbs o
ucnt "ns thought % be- bsBeHd rurf-aitsf talior "a ~
n'ttt 90 zoe 7Hfrean ComPosHa now thought DO be-
on' Of daHgcr, ard Hrafiy rta. rfon vhat bs,e,..
Of thg effect of tie Compouad shuuld cerniniy rre
nund IT'S usr in such cases as ...,r rari,t
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28

law for the assignment discharge foreclosure of mortgages
of real estate.
SEC 3. Section five of chapter sxtyou Of the compiled
statutes and all other parts of inconsistent with this
act, are hereby repealed.
SEC A. This ac' shall take effect from its passage
Approved November 18th, 1856.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28
No. AN ACT RELATING TO PROCEEDINGS AMI
COSTS IN SUITS AT Law

is heeby eacted By the General assembly Of the Sate
Of PemoHt toLloWs:
SEC. l. In any action hereafter brought counts in Tres.
pass may be joined with respasS the case ncud-
ing trove declarations if for the action.
And when they joined the readmg heeupon Shall be
conormable To the law regulating the peadngs the
of uesss aud the right aud of damages shall be govern
ed by the law applicable the counts which the court
shall upon the trial thereof adudge 10 be adapted to the
Of action shown by the proofs.
SEC 2 In actions of assunpsit debt simple
and trespas the including rover, the defendant
proves general issue relies special of defence
payment release, accord and satisfaction, judgment
recovered for the 9th operating
tugush the right of which existed he shall file
with such plea within the allowed by the practice of tn,
for filing special pleas notice IN writing specifying the
intended matter of defence under such plea
SEc. The party against whom matter is specially plead
in confession aud avoidance by him an
tecedey alleged may by general form of DENIAL traves
aud pat in issue all the material facts pleaded by the otte
party.
SEC. A. When any action pending in any county or su
Weme shall involve the trial Of several and distinct
sues, of several aud distinct claims the in taxing tn
shall allow each party the accnng upon
said issues of said claims he shall prevail upon
SEC. When the plaintiff in any action in any county o
supreme shall judgment for only nominal sun
for debt damages the may their discretion max
such order respect the allowance of the pantl
shalt be just aud equitable Provded that case sha
the costs so allowed exceed the rate prescribed by law.
SEC Thus act shall not apply affect any suit nov
# pending
Il SEC L This shall take effect from its passage
i Approved November 49, 1855.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28
No. IAN ACT IN ALTERATION OF CHAPTER
THIKrY-TWO or THE COMPILED STATUTES

KELATINU 10 TNUoIEES
here6y eacted Assenbiy Of the Niae
Of VeaponH loio0S;
SEC l. Section of chapter thry-two Of the compiled
statutes shall not be conSued any brough
include any compensation due work aud labor
performed by die principal debtor person by his any
chdd OF such debtor after the service Of the trustee
process upon the trustee.
SEC ?, Tins act shall take effect from its passage
Approved November H. 1886