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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-04-04
To the Hon. Justices of the
March "a. 1927.

To the Hon. Justices of the
Court OF Common Pleas, next TO be holden
at Worcester, in and for said county of Wor-
cester, on the second Monday OF March,
1927:
FENHE Petition of FRANCIS B. FAY, Admin
& strator with the Will annexed) on the
Estate of SlLAS NEWTON, late OF Southbo-
rough, deceased, testate, respectfully repre-
SENDS, that said testator, in and by his last will
and testament, duly exhibited, proved and
approved, in the Court of Probate for said
county, ordered the Executor therein named
to make sale of The ohOle has Real Estate ;
the proceeds thereof TO be appropriated for the
purposes directed in said viii, Ga copy OF
which accompanies This petition.l Your pc
titioner would further represent, that the
debts which the deceased owed at the time OF
his death, which have come to the knowledge
of your petitioner, amount to the sum of
SI78,61, exclusive of Administration That
the amount of the personal property OF said
deceased, agreeable TO account of sales, is
S139,81. That the value of the real estate OF
said deceased, as per inventory, duly returned
into the Probate Office for said county, is sew
en- hundred and seventy dollars. That the
buildings are in an unusual decayed state,
are not tenantable, and too old to be repaired.
That said testator has left an aged widow de-
pendant upon the proceeds Of the real estate
for her support.
Your petitioner, therefore, prays that ne
may be empowered and licensed to make sale
Of the whole of the real estate of said deceas-
ed, agreeable to the direction of said testator,
and appropriate the proceeds thereof as di-
rected in his last Will and testament, or other
wise, agreeable to law.
FRANCIS B. FAY, Administrator,
lcith the WI annexed.
scarborough, March l, 1927.
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FARM FOR SALE,

WING one mile and three -fourths north Of
~ the Meeting House in Enfield. Mass. con-
tanning 22O acres, well proportioned with the
different kinds of Land to constitute a good
Farm has good Buildings, is we'll fenced. and
contains advantages not commonly found on
Farms offered for sale. Said Farm will be
sold cheap, and terms ofpayment made easy.
For further particulars, inquire Of the subscri-
Der living on the premises.
ELEAZER.POMEROY.
Enfield, March Cd, 1927. 10
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FOR SALE,
FIN excellent Farm and Water
Privilege,

DLEASANTLY situated in the centre o.
n the town of Orange, in the county Of
Franklin, containing two hundred and eleven
acres OF land, under high cultivation, and di
vided into Moving, Pasturing, Plough Land,
Wood Land, and Orchsrding-with good fen
ces, large and elegant Dwelling House, 8
large Barns, two Sheds, and Wood House
thereon. This situation is we'll calculated for
public house, it being on the main road from
Boston TO Brattleboro', VT and more general
ly known by the name of the Perry Farm -
with several excellent Water Privileges, well
calculated for large Cotton Factory or any
other machinery. Three good and new Dams
have lately heen erected for the purpose OF
encouraging different branches OF mechanical
power. The Farm and Water Privileges are
worthy the attention Of young and enterprising
men.
The Farm will be sold separate from the
Water Privileges, if wanted. A liberal credit
can be given for the most part, with good secu-
rity.
" For further information, inquire of the
Subscriber, living on the premises, or of Jo-
sEPH WHITMAN, Westminster.
CALVIN MAYO.
Orange, March q.
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Worcester, SIS. March 10Th, 1927.
FENAKEN on execution, and will he sold at
IL Public Vendue, at the house OF Archi-
BALD Campbell, in Oxford, on SATURDAY.,
The t'centy:frst day Of April nsrt, at three
O'clock, P. NJ. all the right in equity which
SAMUEL c. BUTLER has Of redeeming the
Solomon Walker Farm, situated about one
mile north of the Centre Meeting House in
Oxford, consisting Of the Home Lot containing
about seventy acres, with House aud Barn
thereon, and two out Lots.
IL SAMUEL SMITH, d. Sheriff.
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FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE stand for Cabinet or Chair
IA Maker, consisting of small Dwelling
House and Barn, one acre Of Land, two
story Shop,with good Dam on never-iailing
stream of water--a great chance for either or
Doth OF the above named mechanics, there
being none in the town, and the situation be-
ing in the vicinity Of saw-nills, with great
supply of timber, and within tive miles OF the
centre of the town of Royalston. Immediate
possession given. Price $500. A liberal
credit will be given for part, if required
Apply to FRANKLIN GREGORY.
March %. l3tf
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the Sub
IN scriber has been duly appointed Admin
istrator on the Estate Of GARDNER RICH
ARDSON, late OF Templeton, in the County
of Worcester, deceased, and has taken upon
himself that trust, by giving bonds as the law
directs. All persons indebted to said Estate,
are hereby called upon to make immediate
payment; and all those to whom said Estate
is indebted, are requested TO exhibit their de-
mands for settlement
STEPHEN HOLMAN, Admir-.
February 6, 1927. IL
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39oetrp.
From BIdckacOod's Magazine.
TINES CHANGES.

] saw her once-so freshly fair
That, like a blossom Just unfolding,
She open'd to Life's cloudless air,
And Nature joy'd to view his moulding !;
Her smile, it haunts my memory yet
Her cheeks fine hue divinely glowing
Her rosebud mouth-her eyes of jet
Around on all her light bestowing:
Oh who could look on such form,
So nobly free, SO softly tender,
And darby dream that earthly storm
Should dim such sweet, delicious splendor?
For in her mein, and in her face,
And in her young steps fairy lightness,
Nought could the raptur'd gazer trace
But Beauty's glow, and Pleasures light
ness.
| saw her twice-and altered charm
But still of magic richest, rarest,
Than girlhood's talisman less warm,
Though yet of earthly sights the fairest
Upon her breast she held a child,
The very image of its mother;
Which ever to her smiling smiled,
They seem'd to live but in each other;
But matron cares, or lurking woe,
Her thoughtless, sinless look had banish'd,
And from her cheek the roseate glow
OF girlhood's balmy morn had VANISHED ;
Within her eyes, upon her brow,
Lay something softer, fonder, deeper,
As if in dreams some vision'd woe,
Had broke the Elysium of the sleeper.
I saw her thrice; Fate's dark decree
In widows garments had array'd her;
Yet beautiful she seem'd to be,
AS even my reveries pourtray'd her:
The glow, the glance had pass'd away,
The sunshine, and the sparkling glitter
Still though noted pale decay,
The retrospect was scarcely bitter;
For in their place calmness dwelt,
Serene, subduing, soothing, holy;
In feeling which, the bosom felt
That every louder mirth is folly
A pensiveness-which is not grief,
A stillness-as of sunset streaming
A fairy glow on flower and leaf,
Till earth looks like landscape dreaming
A last time-and unmoved she hay,
Beyond Life's dim, uncertain river,
A glorious mould of fading clay,
From whence the spark had fled for ever
/ gazed my heart was like to burst;
And, as | thought of years departed,
The years wherein saw her first,
When she, girl was lightsome hearted
And, when unused on later days,
As moved she in her matron duty,
A happy mother, in the blaze
OF ripen'd hope, and sunny beauty;
felt the chilli turned aside
Bleak Desolation's cloud came DER me-
And being seem'd troubled tide,
Whose wrecks in darkness swan before
me.
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NJ SPRING GOODS.
L. w. STOWELL & co.

HAVE just received good assortment OF
III FRESH GOODS, consisting Of ele-
giant Prints, Cambrics, Muslins, Silks, Linens,
Laces, Ribbons, &c. &c.
Also, case fresh LEGHORJNS, superior
bleach.
o. On hand, prime selection of ". l.
GOODS and GROCERIES; HERDS
GRASS SEED; LIVE GEESE FE.4TH-
ERS, sc. &c.
N. B.-L. w. S. & Co. are appointed
agents by William Barrett, Of Boston, S'ik,
Cotton, Woollsn and Linen Dyer. They will
pay the strictest attention to any Goods that
may be left in their care, to be colored, or
cleansed from mildews, stains, &c.
Worcester, March 30. ep3weo3w13
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@FOR SALE.

A FARM, in the westerly part of Sterling,
N containing rs acres of excellent Land,
with good two-story House, Sc by 26 feet,
and other Buildings in good repair.
also, another Farm, situated near the above,
consisting OF about go acres of good Land, with
convenient Buildings thereon,-all in good
repair. Possession will be given the first Of
April or May next.-For further particulars
inquire of the Subscriber.
DANIEL EDDY.
Sterling, March 81. l2*
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From the liverpool Mercury.
OUR OWN PRESIDE

Dear in the morn's soft blowing gale
Is budding May;
Sweet in the wild rose scented vale
The scattered hay;
Dear is the early evening star,
The lovers guide:
But dearer still, and sweeter far,
Our own freside.
Dear is the linnet's lively song
That cheers the grove;
Sweet is the breeze that watts along
The sigh of love;
Dear to the sailors heart the call
OF land deserted;
But, ah more dear, more sweet than all
Our own freside.
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Real Estate at .Aucti0aa.

NMTlLl. he sold al Public Auction, by or
w der of the Supreme Judicial Court, on
Thursday The nineteenth day Of April
nsrt, at one of the clock, P. NJ. on the premi-
ses,-All the Real Estate Of which Ephraim
Mariek, late OF Princeton, died, seized. Said
Estate consists of Farm, situated in the CEN
tire Of said Princeton, containing abou; a acres
of good Land, we'll proportioned into Pasturing,
Moving, Orcharding and Plough Land
House and Barn. Also, about acres Of Wood
Land, situated halt mile from said Farm.
Terms made easy. and immediate possession
given. For further particulars, inquire OF the
Subscriber, near the premises.
EPHRAIM MIRICK, I'd, Executor.
Princeton, March Is, 1927. l2"4w
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FOR SALE.

A FARM, situated one fourth Of mile
IA east of WinchendOn Meeting House,
80 acres of Land, on which are a
good Dwelling House, and other convenient
Buildings-the Homestead Of the late DR.. IS
rael WhitOn. 1t is pleasant and eligible sit
uation, and will be sold on liberal terms. APP
ply to Capt. PHINEHAS WHITNEY. or Mr..
JOHN CUTTER, of Winchendon.
March 81. 12*
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NOTICE.

VENHE Subscriber hereby gives notice, that
IL he has engaged TO provide for Polly
Dunan,, (the wife of Alexander Dunam,) and
her two youngest children. Town Paupers,
and has made suitable provision for them.
hereby forbid all persons barboring OF trusting
them on my account, as shall pay no debts
of their contracting after this date.
BENJAMIN WILDER.
Winchendon, March Ia, 1927. 12%
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THOMPSON KIMBERLY,
TAILOR,

"AS for sale, good assortment Of
- CLOTHS. Also, REJ4DK-.N.4DE
CLOTHING. Or Work done, as usual by
the best workmen.
ler SPRING FASHIONS just received.
/ Worcester, March %. Owls
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Il Farm at .AuctiOn.

NNlLL be sold by Vendue, on the premi-
w ses, on THURSDAY, the t,ceLfh day
If April neat, at 3 O'clock, P. NJ. Farm in
Berlin, near the Mills, and near the store of
Stephen Moore, about l mile from the Meet
ing House, at the crotch OF the roads leading
from Berlin to Sterling, and from Northhoro'
to Lancaster,-a handsome situation for bust
ness OF almost any description, and peculiarly
well calculated for Tannery; convenient
Dwelling House, a Barn, and 42 acres Of Lam
OF prime quality, well rroportiened into Now
ing, Tillagc, Orcharding, Pasturage and Wood
Land-wtl watered, and with a small ex-
pense water may be brought into any part OF
the house.
Terms ofpayment liberal, and will be made
known at the sale. Any person wishing TO
view the premises, will please call on Mr..
STEPHEN MooRE, living near thereto, or OF
the subscriber in Lancaster.
GARDNER POLLARD.
March 10, 1897. IL
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TO BE SOLD.

A PASTURE, lying in the southeast cor
m ner of Royalston, county of Worcester,
bounded on the town line, and also on Mler's
River. Price reasonable, and payment made
favorable.
For further particulars inquire OF the Sub
scriber in Marlborough.
LOWELL BARNES.
Marlborough, March 81. 12*
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TO BE LET,
Store to Let.
TO LET.

A SMALL HOUSE and SHOE-M.AKER'S
-EA- SHOP, and, also, new CURRIERS'
SHOP, suitable for almost any mechanic, sit
uated in the centre of Hopkinton, Mass. In
quire of JULLTTA GOULDlNG, HopkintOn,
or F. B. FAY, Southboro'.
March 81, 1927. 6wi2
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NOTICE.

IN consequence of the death of
III GIDDINGs LYME, late one of the partners
Of the following Firms, vig.-JAsPER HYDE &
Co.-HYDEs & Co.-WILLIAM FIELD & Co.
d r. G. & |. P. PINNEY s. Cot becomes
necessary for all those having unsettled ac-
counts with the same to attend 20 settle
ment without delay.
The two FURNACES heretofore occupied
by JASPER HYDE & Co. and HYDEs & Co.
will be kept constantly in blast. II orders
for Machinery Castings will! meet with partic-
ular attention.
A good assortment OF
Stores, Cauldron Kettles, and HoIlow
Hare,
For sale on reasonable terms.
Stafford Jan. IL, 1927. IT'S
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Rare Chance.

fsE.5M VhSHE Subscriber offers
lz.lAA II. for sale valuable situation
for Mechanic or Boarding House, in the
thriving Village near the Rockbottom Factory
in Stow. The premises consist of two acres Of
Land, on which is good well finished two
story Dwelling House, suitable for two rami-
lies and Out-Buildings, with an excellent
Well of Water, and several apple, pear, and
ounce trees. good title will be given. The
eligibility of the situation, and the low price
at which it would be sold, il is believed offer
Inducements to purchasers such as are rarely
to be met with. Terms liberal, and pos
session given on the first of April next.
For further particulars, inquire of CAPT.
PAUL RANDALL in Stow, or of the Subscriber
in Worcester. LUKE RANDALL.
December 6, 1926. tr
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WALTER RUSSELL
NOTICE.

AVE the subscribers, having been ap
w pointed by tho Hon. Nathaniel Paine
to receive and examine the claims of the
Creditors TO the Estate of HENRY PHELPS.
late of Lancaster, deceased, represented in
solvent, do hereby give notice-that Six Months
are allowed TO said Creditors to bring in and
prove their claims, and that we shall attend
that service at the house of Wiilard Hone.
innholder in said Lancaster, on the second
Mondays of April, June and August, from one
to FIVE o'clock, on each of said days.
JACOB SaI oEI FISHER, con,m,,,
soLON WHITING, 00"'"'Ts--
Lancaster, March 9, 1927. s12
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TO LET.

A LARGE two-story d YELLING
~ HOUSE, suitable for a Boarding
House, with eight acres of Land, situated a.
bout 100 rods west of the Academy. Inquire
Of JOS. A. DENNY.
Leicester, March 81. l2tf
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Real Estate at Auction.
NT1LL be sold at FUELtc Arc

~
w TON, on Tuesday the nth day Of A.
pril next, at one o'clock, P. M. at J. Mau
nard's Hotel in Lancaster, by leave of the
Court Of Common Pleas, for the County Of
Worcester, obtained at December term last,
About twenty-one acres Of Land. called the
Whiting Piece, belonging TO the Estate of the
late THOMAS Stafford, consisting of
Moving and Tillage Land, lying little dis.
lance south Of the old Common, so called, in
Lancaster, on the road leading to Berlin, anil
IS productive of Grass or Grain. Also, about
forty-eisht acers of Wood and Improved Land.
mostly in Wood of the best quality, laying on
the same road, and near TO the centre of the
town; and from the growing scarcity of Wood,
would be valuable acquisition 10 any neigh
boring owner.
Conditions Of sale will be then and there
made known.
WILLIAM STEDMAN, .4dn,,r.
n. b. From causes unforeseen and moi
under the control Of the Administrator, no
sale OF the Estate above advertised. was ef
fected on the 28th ulIimo Il. publicly notified.
L6nt0ster' March 8, 1877. 5w. IL
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=, worcester, s. Probate Office, Feb. 6, 1897.
To The Widow and Heirs of WILLIAM Pam
RR, late Of Leominster, in said Couniv h.
ceased, and 10 all Others concerned IN ~.
Estate of said deceased, GREETINc.
VOU are hereby cited 10 appear If Won
ia see hD ut the Court Of Probate to be
holden at Lancaster, in said County, on the
third Iuesday in May next, at ten of the clock,
before noon, To show cause Why the Instrument,
which purports TO be the last viii and Testa-.
ment oil said deceased, should not be approved:
and you will be heard thereon
F9 NATHL. PAfNEs }: RreG.
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MACHINE BUILDING.
ENYHF Cubccr;hor :.

a forms the Public, that he continues thu
business Of Machine Building, at the sbon
heretofore occupied by Hgdes, Horey & Waters.
near the old Furnace in Stafford, Conn. where
he will be happy 10 receive and execute or
ders for Cotton and Wool Carding Machines.
Power Looms for Cotton and Wool, Turnipe
Engines, &c. From his experience in the bu
siness he hopes to give satisfaction to his en-
ployers. 1t will be his constant aim Is he
punctual TO his engagements, for which his To-
cation so near the FsrDace affords facilities mot
usually enjovcd. HERVEY WATERS.
Stafford, Conn. Dec. o, 1895. tc
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CLaY's sTo.n.aCH BITTER.s,

Win be found in all cases ofthe following descrip.
ton, to give relief:-Nausea, Vomiting, Heart
burn, Costiveness, Weakness at the Breast, Pain
in the Stomach, loss of Appetite, Sickness at the
Stomach, general Debility, and all other symp.
toms of Flatulence and Indigestion. They are a
pleasant Cordial Bitter, aud are recommended
for family use. One box makes quart OF strong
tincture, Price 25 cents per box.
Also Gentemen's and Ladies' Pearl Tooth
Powder. Price 25 cts.
Sold by DIR. Robinson, and by James Green &
Co. Worcester-H. Nc Farland, Leicester
Spear, Charlton A. Sigourney, Samuel Slater,
Oxford. aud in some store in almost every town
in the NV England States.
Nov eoply
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NOR pleasantness, safety, ex-
q petition, ease and certainty, is Infinitely
superior to any other for the cure of that most
tormenting disorder. If directions are strictly
followed and no cure effected, no pay will be de-
handed Price SO cents per box.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

VHNHE Subscribers have formed copart-
n nership in the Printing Business, I'M
der the firm of
SAMUEL II. COTTON g. co.
and will execute all orders in their line
with s'edtness, fidelity, and despatch, at thu
Spy Printing Office.
EARLE g. CHASE.
SAMUEL H. COTTON.
Worcester, Sd mo. Is, 1897.
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and carry s,t war mo the states of ne ene'oy,
the naughty Sutan--the sanguinary ors.royer. =.
your conntrymen--will become the victim % ," "''
troy itself! The banner Of the Cross will again
float on the walls of St. Sophla.-Greece will again
have laws her cities will rise once more from
their ruins-and her future glory will equal that
of ages past. But think not, oh Greeks. that your
country will be free. unless each OF you hastens to
her assistance and defence.
From on board the Greek vessel flelias The
first Admiral Commander Of the Maritime forces
of Greeks.
(Signcd) CoCHRANE."
g l4tb April, 1872
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della w ARE LOTTERY.

We have nov the pleasure of LAYING before the public
the Oea7yars STATE Locy, Seventh Class, which will posi-
lively be drawn on Monday the OH of July.
schesnr.-1 Prize of S5o00 of 100: of 400; of
Zoo OF loyS Of 1000 OF 500; Of 300; ID Of $50;
80 OF 100; lo ct fo l0t Of %; l0t Of 10; ll44 OF d.
aud lU608 prizes OF 9
Ticket se-Ilalf Si-ouarter 5o--I.gh,h % cts.
Tickets aud shares in grea, variety Of numbers to be
had ~
u. By1RAER'S
iro'TM and Lneiy 0Gce,
Noa1, Ma ket Street, Wilmington
June 81
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S. G.. Parsons-Dcntist,
RoM New York. resi- c,fulp informs ,hc inhabitants Of
wilmington and i's vicinity, that he may be found q!
MR.. WlT'S HOTEL,
Opposite the Town Nall,

'"e'N =" ~ ionR az encouragement
IS received, snd will be happy TO those who may
please 10 favor him in the line OF his profession. His pac
ce embraces aoperaions the teeth ard gums and the
insertion OF teeth from full set, accurate tina,
they VIII answer the purpose Of the natural; decayed
teeth CUT on aud sound ones placed TO the without
pain. The great importance Of having teeth plugged,
filed, cleanscd, and extracted suitable time oder
70 prevent their further decay invaluable persons OF
distinguished talents ard fashionable taste. What wealth
IN comparison to good set Of teeth' They the most
essential ornament belonging TO the human frame, an!
when ~ e ACT "f nas.,ca'ion, will dispute but
years Of age ought to have their examined by Den
,ist once III SIX months often hollow and ccayed teeth
are inpercepi5e by the patients many valuable sets OF
teeth arc lost from prejudice and neglect, whereas .
plcapn is made to u kul Dentist in due time, and fl
low his instructions, they may be saved. Most persons
prtudecd agans, any operation that may be performed
the teehe challenges The Who'll, universe to makeit
appear tia, sealing and fling teeth in The least degree
injurious to them, but the contra p their decay
Tooth ache cured without extracting. He will perform
all the necessary operations with the possible ease
and safety. Charges moderate. Documents be
produced To the satisfaction OF every person ho may
ply. Medical gentlemen invited to call aud witneos
his mode Of operating.
The most arpmved Deni!rice aud Brushes for the teeth
Recommendations from he following gentlemen Of New
York Samuel l. Mitchell, NJ. u Thomas how'd, NJ. ID.
John Z. lsndd, NJ ID haac Francis, Surgeon Dentist
June 90 f5-9t
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IN CONGRESS-, JULY a, 1875.
by the Representatives Of the UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA. in Congress assembled:
A DEcNARATTON.