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, 1859-06-17
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

fuhc notice hereby given alt per,nrs infer essea
ttt tne Comhtssiohc att by The Ton,
nfn C"uac II thu tv IT caleaeo as4e1t4tn The Lap.
Aht ftIo@*nse 's Tho awnets respectively u ,uy
r9ns 9n - H. Hvf t.is 5'i, .m y: r* xcser teE
Ahals With ~ sat riyt1on siseet es,t nr Wott1.r
se, = nas a9's1lpev ,i Nth y "s!es p.td In q
NJ sne1 .aht-. ,ecftsr with sh~ o Gf lie pTo.
ap.n W. ~ r,tae ay then. esnei h<nenfs,~ u
y "oa - he2rty h%, II. !~aeI. r3r,tI,,x IL
pet!4 = kroaa. a~ttttsvy. viii uret 1t rcom w. s.
~ ~ m aInHts on ~ th y Of uus, ,s,9 u ths
~ ~ O'CLOCK T. T.. FOR the ruIrose ~ making saId a.
s@'7'aea1. u. y. GRAY,
,., Z. NlsAl:lj, : Cotn'a
Jel+7u fHAs KLEMN4
, 1859-06-17

MORTGAGE. S.LE~-Bv all tn-
4s1 deatuse Of Xmfaaxa heznx data tho day Of D.
eensET. a D. l6:.. e1e<tru hs A&A E. Faxvrs axi k<
Ipxes, nf ehtttr fI,;u1s, Naftsag hicc E4y
Of ahc7&- &AAuIA 4ott7xe. fhe ~.ht Nor 10
th~ k.svmeni q! Tie VI hun' et tp
hr, and thirty avr tehA aynrp In thc ttL"r std ee
Of FramlakEy MITE Aa4aAoNl >zs4 GnSp haFtnf
.ts herewith l. taya le I'll ntas 4ss &ia1A.
nirt,t Il the rate 1t TEN Per nt PER xad
hzrxaloe 4,A An1 convey uAto tbs aAd ke& Fry hib
aittate n t:oshsy IL A.ne ad tate IT lErna a.
Hred follows, 10 vii :-lk number eight 81. In h!oek
Aun4oer unc-n{t.. in Vim Il. ct ua'1 ..lt1o 70 th4
IT se4s a.se. plse md recorded Ia tho 4a u
III tsccord II 1iL Iastnty ihs said ntip4
p~ef It salcof Tho xal1 m0kaxct pf~sAs1 4ekaut -
made No Ynent u thE Azid ta+ tv!n mpu ur<
aud eN1y vedxed aaA eored in the ONCE ofshe
Recnrler - a.sh C..antx u Hr1eln B-ok II Aotts
n rskc sf. 1sd tied f0E t7th day II,
ucetnaes4 a D. 153sJ D*6apa having he+s ns~e N: b
payment Of 4c A't d 4aey interest tht<eGors
tuo.l 10 te Iad BY sud not-xu. ard the at tAt.
with the interest thereon At the IT ten pef cent per
from tbs tth daY of tsevnre!. y. D. 1885,, h3nE
BOW tns md anrAi upsas III sah no.e md mnFK1xe:
Nnt!eo k ust< herhy Ksv+a that b. virtue Of kaa
Ia nurxar aud ts Po~r II sase ihefeln eon1aocd The
NJ tf-1ee, ~!t on the fwentr gs th Jay ot
iune. a. n lso4; a. ten relock In tn ns1 1t fbe
tbrrt House te in the e.tv # h::gn In thu "Hn;y Of
Cok anu Saie # lt,.n.< !ur and vii Il rutu
auction TO the highest idt for eash. Tic m r rf lind
hcre'o ahoya sli,sd .AI NJ ue " s4 as ~1Aig ukEes
uemritn al The A4tH mort - 4;ut> tae' Elm.
ltltsl3 Nav :1th is&S4----f&f3H FAY. NurfE1ser-
Fr.Lxn I Nn,n: A:asssy:--:s - Ev--.Att
, 1859-06-17

OIs lI+At1E 11ALE.-lsy all In
4F1 denu:s r sf"s1gr H,:tnx a:e tha f'rt ...y OF
prtena<r. \. u. LII, By AA Powers ard Re
becra P"~e5. IT Eev.des. Illinois muIkAoE l., Rice
Fay ..oe It Fay xnl se1ue! b. Far. enru.ne1.
t+ st1c I'D xsa of f2y aud a:ompahy os sraxo,
EaolA :eesthA a4 n sxax"s tu s~cura b.
n1ent IN tho *t 4 ihe u 56. tpr.is
to certath note Of frvrn dixie with said mortgage r hs
ss pyahe ,hfer uuntas 7ttss ic thereof with Ltsr
aal ,hvt-vd rEt1 III. aid .It t!+ ess
Exns for Ill tn-- Its, Ee>~ {zfcr'> ri tart tn
The T. inEr ii E:HoHe 4 sCeic Of Liut% cr,tH~d
.liow-~ t~ vat: ls nnrtirAs< quartsf II Tho
%patb e..t ltt.t H. VI It tA alA et quarter u
Of @sctl"a f iL!rty 1sx ii lnA asp Aust~ forty
{s ~ Norh II Rahec NJ t7 ~ u tie rhrf prtnct.
pl rnyrts.u- :" h:'a Md EE CONTAINS ;lu%ert sa4
Of >td nof;Z IN II Ae*i!cA II: 'eEust IL The taynent
q ~4 hie e1en ntnsMned: md ,cxnoa Ie!ged
o9 tonc the ic,h d: ot Deren4e i. b. ls:, ND via
scenle4t In lid e, N bnex n "f mortgages rogr a
1efr, hasauf <cA aa@e N Lhe payment VI the aal srna
of money 2td ae-L s+cue 10 hs A by sAt rnu,txxxe.
And there henx 1.e a.rt a. paid aid mat.
E7Sc a41 MN Of 3 81 adj tbe nttret thereon Ut fla
otep cent iron the fuu rth day Of Dce.
SF.Isa:-
h.ee ,h.-efe hereby zv-u .A., by virtue Of tte uald
nogsEc ~ ihf EkxsT Ut sas he~tlD aln the uudeF.
MKsl nkutkas~es WI On uSa t3eAyeixhtA hy Of Juna,
- H. ISL as tea o1 10 ftE tosxnDun u she Ctntt Housa
lW"olA Oder ,r md ell pubic aeeu III
bidder foe eal the -ad pie and hsssan eac1n
ed md u ,h rsht atd equiy of xe,npstu at he aid
NOR Eagoes kb4nIn. RIcE FAY,
Dais3 stay =, iss', 4iHGTT /. EaY md
CopaEtne1s under tho n,t, a. . AID uaof ny Com
pany, n,erE5ses.
, 1859-06-17
NaICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY
~ .xx..Axr-:
Printers'-Wareho1H~.
t+I:.:.~.s - y - =.
Sp.%.x..WA SHINdTQN.HT..

.j.t.!f;, cHsgtoo.',i::' ::.':.@:: II
This subscriber prepared to fnnaa TYPE In l.szs 0.
a1a, quantities, made srom superior quality Of metal
Fl @ts s!i.E IT. s1 tE EkH Rkd6R III '2 9YYF
ne1 hsec&sss Doof T. row rrady fur delivery, I'd
vi be sent tafAI{a4n ManE u order ArpUcson!4
1hlat4m b. +. DODGE, TIeAEusE.
, 1859-06-17
70 r.: SALE Or; PART EN-
:: cHASGE.': = :
H RSE r AIL:RO A D.

EoR SALE BX; ;;i3EES, DEN
T." man & Co., 4sI4~ 4~ik .,rcck: ii
NJ. s.Lo* for c:ss aveyya!eaae 1ropsny on, @2tk Al
5snvc.rcnts. lrct. ssJE0 :: Z!
707 acres laud with i.nsnr %matds between bfak Is
land I'D Junctit, l,cp'as: = - - >.
No. 4G-4lx40 fett Clark. South Wkte5. 4fS00 4
c1sh--.E iu Il Montls. :. :: -
No S el ss0o fect on andoi, nJ q 'est deep at Ct
t4nali south trtiit. 1T :: y
lo.apn We+ Muaroe +. hoath fn,nt hear AbeNieen.
No. s2 feet o ssase stsret tas fct baewecn Monroe
and Adams. :; T.. = :,
No. 7-llou.e and Lot 81 street, opposite The
Rock !ialIni Depot. I1a;., t1.sN. = -;
, 1859-06-17

TRUSTEES S4\l.E.-lubiic No
L. scc herthy given that l. Wisn WAee.es Trld -
in eGt.1n lss1 n rust exee.sI to Trustee ou lie
third .E uf M4nh l. y. 1876. BY SuIucl a. forI and
CM1!e. H. ~httle.er. and tea In Kccnrtcr oos
nf Hk 'nnh'r, sl1c Ut HLuia in A,k Of Dess pupbes
ono hun.sr'! IN! i've hunt 81 and 1f,s-dsv win
os 1~n II default u The paynsnt ~ swr certain pt.n!s
Y notes nl<1 'es in 41 sexuEr hy mil ltxi IT Trust
ses'r!snz to ths fsurr md est ,hsfs aYpls.n q
The kE hntrr nf s1 HUer. , pursuance n The wet
IN eal tE,,e decd c.atAsd a fur se nn;.s
pretd ~ a tu!as a'et!ontnshe highest bidder >A*t
tun4ay tho &xA ay Of May, A. u. tnas bvsv en- III
hours os ten "e:rk III the ftnen ntlt. In ths
afrraa VI ~! lay. II ihe lrts ur II the cnurf louse
inthr CITY "f th"ih IL said tuEty uf toox at State OF
fRsh I'll tllt raj es':e rr.i -a.u r ur+
~ VII. sub los ersen, IL md twrlse llc) In to sub
Dlvson of ls md t"n. y in block ninety
n the school section Addition lu taa y Ut thG4xd, County
u CooS aud suate ot 1ltnole
WM- WHEELER, Truese.
May Ga+ lG5?. my..1u
Tie s!o7. >le IS postponed urs satar!sy the Ithl.
nf June H. l.. sas 1t ths p4cu AouslA and hst wn.h
hours Aforesaid NM. WHkElkk.
May Eth, ls39. nls:0d4sthi
The aAoye s- is pot pcned untl saturday, hr .:h d.
n JuEe. D. 49, Vt the p!,ec or-'dt md tween Tho
hours a.pErsaa. Nm. WHEELER Tfu,,er
June Ill., faa. j.t3ul.L Las
, 1859-06-17
Corporation pntices.

( COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. -
-, ~ rSos noassfe hardy Evrn to al psE,oaa
mon Couae Of The city VI CAeaxa 70 a,sess he nm of
u nqaa 1Ss sad aad 1oa'.
y xarsng Wabash avtnue on. 4uIol, rtI.,t 10 iIt4
ires' t VI; ~. ee e. + n Boon g. IA she Aaa Temple %
III the purpose os making aid A.~t>sn-nt.
@. ". GRAY,
, 1859-06-17
CsTA'rE NLt It1INthT: f-n1->,,f,,-

~I-1I II Vt 1LLlNUlC, lUC MY
- OF tuk - -Su;1'nF CoaIt OF Chicago uuns
l~m l?:a Naacy So * Va :aH,u.l shcok.-f. IaAc-
=
AE:arit Of 'h' na.1~Idcaes Of saraue Shoos. Isfen
hk tsuse nanttf. h4s::k afed tho .,a. tho
t.t@ Of I'D ~"rrtt,et or h!l.so Nail ssEtrbY
E1v1 70 ths s1a snusl shook that he eo.nr'.r I'D
hrr Eal IT co'st&tt in s4sl th.n-s7y Ade
thrN"f IN the ~uHd 'lay It III :. s39 that surp-
H'"as 'he'eur'n su't mn OF tusI a<a,nt la4 DE-.
49, ~ x~ rQusrtd.
sn. "nr.. tas said Samuel $bak ,l,sl! er,onAly
:e and a!~ar !tfhrr .att SurcsInr Cat of hcsx x
t,s t'Ghsy on the ira ttay " las FERN ,trr,of ~
n r. ts y 'A's 80. y ~ak tnW,tv thu Natllav
ri Ihiy fS alI ,Ah. .Ituu. IL L. .,d cum
p;sn4.s hll "f ccnpaH1. the . The nlatrr> aud
th-* therein ca1ReI AID t1t* vii is t4scn u fc.e5
A.I lGl. ~ALTtN kiMt,ALI 'Chrk
klSo. lott 4 Mf+"x. c"Mrtts 91F~, j%5-td
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-05-12
LAWS OF OHIO.
Published by Authority
AN ACT

NJ. 40. AN All
10 amend section niaeiy-one of IN act entitled
'-an act OF the jurisdiction aud proceedings be-
fore Justices Of the Peac,; and Of the duties o.
Conslables in civil courts passed March II,
1873.
Section l. Be i; enacted by the General As
sembly of the Stale ol Ohio, That section ninety
one Of the above Teeiied act be 50 amended as TO
read ss follows: Sec. 81. L on anappeal by the
plaintiff from judgment in his favor, he shall not
, receive larger sum than twenty dollars, excln-
sive Of interest, since the rendition OF the Jujs-
utenf before the justice, he shall be adJudged IL
psy all costs in the court o. common pleas. I'm
cding fee OF FIVE dollars ior the deiendents al
,-rney:) and ii the defendant shall demand a set
of greater thsn twenty dollars, and be appeal
IRON q Judgment rendered in his favor. and do n
recover twenty dollars ne shall in ike manner pay
ai costs in the appellate courI, includIn. nkt
fee 10 the plaintiff Attorney.
Sec. 2. Original secuon ninety-on is hereby
repealed, and this 10 take effect and be In tore,
from and after its passage
s. W gibson,
Speaker pro ten. Of the House OF Representatives
MARTIN NELhEk,
President Oi iAe S-uaie.
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J. WHITE x 20. snis P,,

crt 1eV1aFd Street, New York
" Dr.. M0rSc's Indian Root Pills are Sola h., II
dealers in Medicines "
~ Agents wanted IN every town. village aud
ham'et IN The land Parties desiring the agency
VIII address a. above for terms
rrl'r "a cents per hoX, i've boxes will be sent on
''''lP1"l u 'Nta,' DN'd de2l
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-05-12
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PEILADELPH
A BeneuoteRt Institution established By spe-
cial EnlOwnsnt for the Relief Of The SICK
and Distressed. afflicted trih Fira-
tent and Epidemic Diseases.

FsIHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in
view Of the awful destruction of human life,
caused by sex al diseases, and the decepiOns prac-
ticed up He unfortunate victims OF such diseases
by QuHcks, several years ago directed their Con
suiting Surgeon. as i CHARITABLE ACT worthy
Of teeir name 10 open { Dispenssty for the treat
meut of this clGss diseases in all their forms aud
to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS % all who
apply hy letter. " iIh description OF their c0nd
t6u lage. occupation, habits Of life, tNc..] and in
cases OF extreme poverty, TO FuRNl.H MEDICINE ES
FREE OF CHARGE. 1t is needless 20 add that the
AssOci alton commands The highest Medical skill Of
the age, and will furnish the most SpProged modern
treatment
The Directors ofthe Association, in tie-r nnua
Report upon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases Tor
The year ending January ls, io5s. express te high
satisfaction with the success which has attended
the lab0rs Of Tia Consulting surgeon IA the cure of
sPermsiorrh:es, seminai weakness, Impotence.
Gonorrhea, elect, yphIis. the vice oil OnanIsin 0
Selfabuse, d c., and order continuance Of Tie same
plan ior the ensuing year
The Directors, on . review OF the past, feel as
uTed that their abors in this sphere OF
effort have been OF grea; benefit 10 the ahIctfd,
peoaly 10 tie young, and iey have resolved 20 re
themselves. III renewed zeal, 10 ii- verJ
| POTIGuI aud much desPised cause.
An admirable Report on SpermEtofrhRA, or sem
inNl Weakness, the vice OF ORanisIn asturhatioU,
or Self-abuse. aiId her diseases OF tue sexual
sans, by the Consulting Surgeon. viii he sent by
mail i'm sealed envelopel. FREE pf CHARG E,
| IN receipt of TWO STAMPS !or postage. Other
RcpoTts.and Tracts on The nature aud treatment OF
sexuai Diseases diet, &c, constantly beiag pU
sbed for gratuitous distribution. and will lie senl
| 10 the afflicted Some Of the new remedies AND
methods Of treatment discovered during the last yeaT
! are Of great value.
! Address, for Report or tres tment, DR. sKiLLIN
| HCUGHTON, Acting Surgeon, Howard hssOciatiR
citation, No 9, South Ninth Street. Philadelphia Pa
| By order ofthe Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTEf ELL, Presiteni
| GEO. FAIRCHlLD, Secretary.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-05-12
March 30, 1859.
AN ACT
No fsl-

No. isl- AN ACT
To amend section lhIiy-one of an act entitled
AN act reguinIing the ices OF County Auditors" :"
pissed March lg. 1888, and took eftlct May l.,
1893.
Section l. Be i, enacted BY the General As
stubly OF the State OF Ohio, That section Thirty
Of the above recIied act be and is hereby amend
ed, as TO read as follows: That hereafter the
alconniy Auditors in this State shall be allow
ed The follow ing tees and compensation, ~ be pail
out OF the county treasury wiisTe not OInerw lse
provided for. viz: For making Out original Lax
duplicate, Tor every hundred words, and counting
every two figures as word, but excluding Gu cula
ti,ns not carried into duplicate, ten cents; For
Zach copy thereof for every hundred wOTds.count
ing three figures word, Ten cents; For record
ing p. C edin.s o con misSCneTsN 9th. ToCOri-
ing required OF bin by Jaw. .Or every huaGTed
words. ten CENTS; Tor Every order drawn ol coa1-
~ treasury, and every certificate pay mJuey IN
10 the treasury, five cents; FOT fling aud entering
into book, each receIpr for money paid into the
county treasury, five cents and Tor all other papers
Necessary to be placed On HE, exclusive OF cerl-
Gates Tor road tax and ussessois' statements, hve
Cal MIS-; For attending clerk Ci commits toner's; as
MT mber of board OF equalization, for settling
with county trusuler. and making distribution OF
school funds, two dollars per diem; For making
leporis on schools. may be required by schoO!
Jaw Two collars per day: tcE each circular turn
Is:ed TO printer, at the rate OF fifteen cents p.f
hundred words; For every road bond. twenty hve
road fifty-cents; For each order tor opening road
twenty five cents For Attending and keeping Tnin-
utes Of sale of section sixteen, thIee dollars per
diem; FOR crier OF sale OF section sixteen three
dollarspe- diem; For certificate OF sale Of saic
land TO he paid by purchaser, tttycents; For GER
tificate of payment Of installlent on school lands
inio treasury, 10 be pad by purchaser, twenty five
cents; For final certificate OF payment for school
lands, 10 be paid by the purchaser, dollar;
For certificate Of sale OF land for taxes, be paid
by purchaser. ten CENTS For deed OF land. cod ior
taxes, to be paid BY purchaser, one dollar and
twenty-five cents; Fof every entry transfer OF
land for taxation, 10 be paid by person requiring
the same, ten cents, bat the whole lees for tans-
fering any one deed shall not exceed zone dollar;
And for all other services required by law, when
the compensation is not particularly specified, the
same lees are allowed by this act tor ike ser
vices.
Sec 2. That the original section thirty-one o.
an act, passed March 9 1885, ami look effect MAY
l,eighteen hundred nd thirty eight emit led '-nn
regulating the !, es OF county audiiJrs' be ana
the same Is heFe5, peaed.
SIC. ,. Tins to take effect and be in force
from aId after il passage.
s. ". GIBSON,
Speaker pro TEN OF the House OF kt pIesentatives
MARTIN NELhER,
President OF the SenaIe.
March 80, 1859
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Fruit TREES, ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS.
GARDEN PLANTS ROSES GO
F. s. WILLIAMS,

WHEELING orders for FRUIT AND ORNAMENT
earne
ties 5io7 e. o
pvrf
yTreen ethanI 00vs retes5
nrgar to
Stad Pea e
uiar PIunT two
Peaches.
WhtGr Cherry Currs
Eng Go1eFer also
Rasperr es
New Rochelle rLnwton3
Chaan nut
anllWvr
10 choices nd rare
Roses prpeuaia and mn
dioR
ebusne
ctonofV
Pos
-. oapoHeh r Wa CSC
EEKEs
fVdegiue va
! B
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March 80, II
No. ls2.



Sec. ]. Be il enacted by rhe General Assembly
Of the Staie OF Ohio, hai the act rniiled an act
encourage tie org. nizalion of fire companies,
and 10 repeal former acis," pa sed On tie eighth
day of February, eig teen hundred aud toriY-seven
and the act entitled Ian act 70 encourage The
ganization of fire companies passed the 18th
day OF March, eighteen hundEe. and iorly-tiree,
b. and the same hereby repealed
Sec. ?. Thai hereafter active members OF iTe
engine, hook AM ladder comp anies CT other com.
panes Tor the exrIguishment of fire or the proiec-
tion OF property fires sh1 during the time they
NAV continue active Members OF any such CON-
panies, be exempted from serving as Jurors; that
all cergymen and priests, physicians, and all pub
lie officers, while in Office, shall be excused from
serving jurors; excepting in coTporated villages
having less than twelve hundred inhabitants.
Sec 3. That in Il cases where any person has
served as juror for three weeks in any one year,
either grand petit juror. he sh all be excuscd
from any turihtr service such juror during tht
balance OF the year.
S. W. Gibson,
Speaker pro TEN. OF the H0use OF Representatives
MARTIN WELkER,
President OF the Senal le
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-05-12
|. HOGE,
ATT0S EN AT LAW,
AND yaND AGENT

MOvNDsVILLE. Marshall county, Va. Twelve
mi les below Wheeling, Offers for sale the following
tracts of Land, viz:
Ist.-I40 acres in the woods, on Dry Ran, one
mile from the Chic River and eigh;eon miles he low
MUundsvilIe, al So Cd acre.
2ud-I00 acres on CooE's Run miles from the
river, bye good road. end IS mrles hsIow Mounds
vile, et $5 90 an acre.
3rd.-3JU acres. with iC0 acres cleared, two miles
from the river. the waters OF Proctor an. 20
mil below this place. This is very rich land well
watered, and will make fine stock farm farei;her
cattle sheep. For sale ct SIS 60 acre, in easy
payments
4Ih.-2i2 acres On the upper side OF Proctor. and
miles iEom the river. 30 cleared s. 90 GH
scre.
5Ih.-I6A acre. joining he last tract, wiki twenty
five acres cieare at 8 90
6ih.-3sj acres in the woods, on Fish Creek Wa
ers, miles from BeltOu Station, on Tie Baltimore
* ONO Railroad. within 40 rods of fine Saw Mill
and Turnpike Road TO said Station. aI - acre.
This is a good tracI of land, and the timber is
worth the price OF the la1d.
sth --2s0 acres in one mile OF Barton Station. on
the 3. d o. Railroad. 50 acres cleared, at SiG an
acie.
Titles all perfect; and reasonable credits viii te
given, uOt longer lha ) ye 4Ts Apply to |. HOG E
Moundsv e ? O-.Va feb3 '596 a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-05-12

They have vet offered TO the public.
Their stock embraces the Largest pcristy, h
Many years experience in buying goods tor
the largest in ths city, has proved 10 US that
buy four ffths of all our goods II gives us a
We VIII sell MANY sIl les ofsonds as cheap as
any house in Tie West. either Wholesale or Il
per cent larger than cnv similar house in Nes
Among our Oois may he found tn.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-05-12
March 80. 1859
AN ACT

No. l45 AN ACT
Supplementary TO an act eAtlrled an act 10 es,ab-
lish Code OF Civil Procedure !" passed March
IL, 1873.
Section {. Be Ii enacted hy the General Assem-
bly, OF the State OF OhIG, Shat whtncyera parry
10 Judgment seeks tO erjoIn the collection There
of by injunction. and shall make afhdsvit that
the party sought iU be eTIuneG is nonresident OF
the stale, has lett the same avoid the Servlc.
OF the summons order oi iuiunCiio or SO COLI
ceals himself that process cannot be served upon
him the sheriff, or other officer having in Lis
hands the execution is ucd on such Judgment. NAV
be made party defendant 10 the action; and the
action may be brought in the county in which
such officer resides; and III all such cases the par
" to the Judgment sought 10 be Crjoinsd aad upon
whom actual service Cannot be made, may br
served by pubicaii, of notice in the manner PIE
scribed by sections seventy one and sevtnty two
of the act to which this is supplementary. And such
service shall be proved in hhe same mnner as is
prescribed by section stv nty- three OF said act
Sec 2. IN all cases y here { Tv,oe may be made
by publication. personal service OF copy OF the
summons OF order ai IL junc;ion and complaint
may be made out oi tbe stale.
Sec. 3. A party aguinsS whom Il perpetual in.
junction may be decreed without 9th: service than
by publication in newspaper, may, at any time
within i've yeaTs after the date OF such decree
have the same opened ami be let III 10 defend III
the same manner and on the same terms as is pre-
scribed in section seventy five Of the act To which
this is supplemental.
Sec. 4 This act to take effect or its passage
> w. Gibson,
Speaker pro TEN. Of the House Of REPRESENTATIVES
MARTIN WELKER.
President CT the Scnate.
March 30, 1859
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-05-12
WHEELING.


STOCK
SPRING AND SUMNER
EDH.y Goods.
THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE
4 to call attention TO his Second Stock of New
Spring and Summer Dry Goods, which have just been
received and opened; surprising varsty OF styles
nd eOIors ything before offered in this city
The Goods have been selected with the greatest care
as well in regard TO price qualities. and faiter
myself 10 be able TO satisfy TASTE and
price. Impossible TO enumerate all, will name at
least a few of the goods received:
Robes.
Of very numerous and superb styles and qualities
comp, sing
The Grenadine Double Jupss,
The Gren adi ne and Barege de KieI,
The Barege and Organdy FIouncsd.
The Barege and Ors andy Double Skirt;
The Cnally Robe, and great many others
5 lks.
About 100 pieces, entirely new patterns, and very
beautiful coIors, consist ing of Bayadere, Chine,
Barred, &c. Also '-rge assortment OF Plain Solid
ColOred and Blsck Silks IN addition TO these, some
heaUti iu s,meues, DucGlls, Percas, Challies, DE
La mes Cashmeres. Lawns, Bareges and Tissues, al
all prices. \ so several pieces of and quarter
wide hIa all VOL eLalie,senuine Aoupin's mau-
uiacture.
ShaWiS.
4 very large assOr tmeaI OF Cape Shawls- VIII ite
| aud colo ed, among which several very excel ienl
qualities of Scarlet Blue Pink. etc. will sell
| fine plain or emHrol cred White Grape shaw
al dolls Ais o, very large assOrt nenl OF PtrIs
Cashmere Stella Shawls, with Br0che. Purcali,
! NGire Antique Cashmere ami Chenille borders
EmbrOideries.
| large assortment and ell styles. which will be
! sold very cheap
Carpets.
| A new and general supply of all kinds of Carpets
! which 2srliCG ariy recon mend tI5se ahOnI
moving, - the the greatest bargains ever Offer
| ed
The largest al d most fashionable stock of En-
bro oiieTifs eve exhibited. of entirely Ne Styles
Ladies will please bear This liz mi nd, and give Al
/ early CALI
Lace Mantles.
| eautifuI assor; ;ment OF Chaniilly and FreRc
Lace and Points, which in geHIiiity and nicely
surpass anything ever brought io-this city.
| Several Teai Needle Worked very heavy Lac
Window Curtains, will be sold al great bargain.
ParaSOis
I can offer very cheap, having bouIh them directl
Titles.
Bonnets and Bonnet Trimmings.
In addition To this, the usual assortment Of D.
nestics, such Muslin, Ticking, Check, Panialoo
Stuffs 10 ali of which invite early atteuiic
assuring every one, To give entire satisfaction.
AI.EX. HES MAN,
No. l37, Main Street. Wheeling, Va.
: April IA 3m