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In ST. Johnsbury, Nov. &c, by James Harris,
Esq, Mr. Henry II. HILL, to Miss MARTHA
K WHITE, both of this town. All right, that
loaf of nice cake, and the Printers thanks for
il, with his kindest wishes for the happiness of
the donors.
In Dunville, Nov. 25, by Rev. VIM. NJ.
Mann, Mr. John Estabrooks to Miss Mary 5.
Colby, both of Danyile.
In Lowell, NOV. 10, by Rev. f. r.. Kilby,
Mr. Joseph a. Souther, to Miss Mary A..
Woods. ~.
In this town, Nov &c, by Rev. John H,
Worcester, Mr. ELIAS f. CHENEY to Miss All
1GAIL Nj. CLARK.
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W8M 2a

In Boston, Nov. 30, of typhus fever, DR..
Rodney G. Messer. of Haverhll, N. H., aged
90 years,
In Bloomfield Nov. 10, Hon. Martin French,
in the 5lst year of his age.
At North Danville, Nov. ~, Capt. DHdley
Svazey, aged 75-one of the first settlers OF
the town.
In Worcester, Mass, Oct. ~, after very
short illness, Mr. Hiram Gould, aged SO years
formerly of Derby, Vt.
Nov. 12, Mrs. Lydia Springer, wife ofSScob
Springer, of Lunenbargh, aged o..
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Sale at Auction.

WILL be sold at public Auction on the
w 18th day of December, inst at one o.
clock, p. M at the house belonging to the Es-
tate of Josiah Bachelor, ir, abouttweuty tons
of HAY, together with various articles of per-
sonal property, to the highest bidder for cash.
CALEB MINER, Administrator
Danville, Dec. 1, 1876. 19Sw2
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FARM for SALE,

CtfTURTED ia the southeastwardly part Of
- Sutton, near Colby's Tavern, containing
about ffty-seven acres OF good land, mostly
under improvement, with small house and
barn thereon, and lying on the stage road lead =
ing from, Lyndon to Derby.
Said farm will be sold at a reasonable price,
part of the purchase money being required
in advancej the remainder on terms to suit the
purchaser.
For further particulars inquire Of the sub
scriber, or of Josiah Brockway living on the
premises A. BURLINGTON.
Burke, Nov. 90, 1916, 4S9w3
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HE G. A T. IL I'D O Nj A N /.

slave trade. Our government has found it
convenient to make difference, but govern
ments seldom see moral distinctions, and as
for our nation, il knows more about the dis
tinctons of color than ofright and wrong. In
sober truth we suppose man as much de-
serves hanging for buying n man in Virginia
as for buying him in Africa And as for the
domestic trade, white men and women might
as righteously be made articles of merchant
die as the blucks.-Boston Recorder.
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OST

DY the Stage Driver, between st. Johnsbu-
Nd ry Plain and the East Village, about the
first of November last, Package or Morse's
Geography, $50 in numbc) directed to "Rev,
n. Case, St. Johnsbury." The finder will do
a kindness by leaving it at the Caledonian
Office, or with the subscriber ut East St. Johns
bury. RUFUS CASE.
Dec. |. I54G. 4SSw2
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NOTICE.

Teachers and others in this town and vicini-
ty interested in the improvement of Common
Schools, are requested to meet at the School
house on the Plain on Saturday Dec 18th at
l o'clock P. M, TO consider measures for the
benefit of the schools in this vicinity. The
County Superintendent is expected to be pres
ent. A full attendance is requested.
st. Johnsbury, Dec 3, 1916.
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Caledonia County Grammar
School,
Stray Cattle.

GTRAYED from the subscriber about the
- fret of Sept. red yearlng- Heifer, and a
bout the 18th of October. red two years old
Steer, with one horn broken Whoever will
return them or give information so that they
can be found shall be suitably rewarded.
ORVILLE ROBINSON.
Newport, Dec. ], 1916. 4Sstf
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BOSTON MARKET-Dec. 9.

BEEF--Extra mess, 10 00a 10 80 per Dbl,
Mess 8 so 1000, No. 1900 $50, PRIME,
city $50 5,75; navy so T,75.
PORK-Extra clear I2 90 90 90; clear
III GOA II so; mess $50 10 90, No. ], none,
prime so 10 90.
LARD--Boston "a 72, south and west "
"a.
BUTTER-Stose 10 a 12a, shpping9 IL,
family 15a l9.
CHEESE-new milk 7 8, four meaal 40,
shipping 6.
5,37; Western Canal 5,37 a 5,44.
CORN-Yellow, round, n "a, fiat 20 a73'
white 20 co.
OATS--Southern SO "a, northern 40 az.
BEANS--W White, / 90 90.
WOOL--Thcre has been considerable de-
mand for American fleece and pulled by the
ma nfncturers at full pricos
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THE DonEsrIc SLAVE TRADE. 1t has prz-
4; fJare,,ei. between the foreign aud domestic
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STOVES.


TIHHE subscribers offer for sale, as purchus q.
\ ers may require, v.
. Varieties of Troy Alright Cook Stoves:
do Victory Cook StnYes,I ,
q. ovens attached: .,t1.@N tyr
do Brandon Yankee Notion Cook
Stoves; -H at
3 do Parlor Cook do
! do column Parlor dqt
3 do Alright do a do ~ a.
6 do 81 do Box 81 s.rs do ilor
Also, English and Russia Stove Pipe, Hot,
low Ware, Tin and Copper Wares Allkinda, 2
on haad and made to order ,,,it aissEca rs Is ~
The above will BIO aid as cheap as can be-.
purchase d in the county tor easl,soY, APP, ~
proved credit, mistake; 81 a 81
I The subscribers believs. the qualnysof thsr. a
Stoves and Wares Inferior 20 NONE in, the
State, or out of it. - -
"A, n. D.. Thankful Cor past fAv6rs, the .sabscriz
pbers hope to merit and yeoeivea siart OF pas,
lie patronage, ati 2an.. -. Ht
SKINNER Il ross
T.yudon, Aug. ~, JSdG. 4TetY
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nPShould the Presidents Message be a
little tardy in its progress north we shall not
probably be able to send out all ofour papers
at the usual time, as we shall await it's arrival.
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w. I. GOODS,
CLOTHS.
TEAS! TEAS!

81 TONS superior Young Hyson and Black
- Teas, Just received and for safe by tho
package or less quantity, at small advance
from cost, far cash. sfe
Qualities and price Of teas warranted tn give
satisfaction. FULLER ~ co.
Lyndon, Sept 90, 1916. 479tf
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MIRRORS.

LOT of splendid mahogony framed Mir
IA rors of all sizes. FULLER 81 co,
Lyndon, Sept 80, 1876. 479tf
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Tailoring---Fall and Winter,
Fashions.
I'M CURT1SS would say to those who
n 10 want Clothes made, that he has receiv-
ed his Fall and Winter Reports, and is ready
to wait upon them, and to do their work with
neatness md despatch. All work made in the
shop rranted to fit
p. s.. Particular attention paid to cutting
for others to make.
st. Johnsbury, Oct. 20, 1886. 4S2t
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Singing Books,

VTVHE Psaltry and Carmina saera, also The
Il Vocalist, for sale by T. e, COBB.
Barton, Oct. s, 1S4G. 4SOm3'
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CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING
AND GENTS FURNISHING WARE-RO0MS,
No. Merchants RoC, Worcester
CHAS. T. GRIFFIN.
Carpet Bags, Valises Travelling Trunks, &C. &c.
March Q 3m
THE PILES /!
4 cURE FOR LfFE GUARANTEED !!

CURE FOR LIFE GUAR4NTIEDt
The VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY, invented by
DR. A. Upham, distinguished physician OF New YORK CITY
only really remedy for that dangerous and
distressing complaints the PILES, ever offered to the
American public.
Mark this II is an INTERNAL REMEDY-not an ex-
ernal application and Will any of Piles, either
Bleeding Blind Internal External and probably the
only thing that will. There is mistake about it. II IS
positive cure-Speedy and permanent 1t is also conVe
nient medicine take ard improves the general heath IN
a remarkable manner
contains twelve Doses at Is cts per dose IL
is very mild in its operation and may be taken in cases or
the most acute Inflammation without danger. All external
applications the highest degree dsagreeabe neon
venent offensive and from the very nature OF the DIS
ease TEMPORARY in their effects This Medicine attacks
the disease at its source. and REMOVING THE CADSb
renders the cure CERTAIN and PERMANENT.
The EIectuary is very valuable remedy for inam
nation OF the Liver and Spleen Inflammation, Soreness
and liberation Stomach Bowels Kidneys, and Bad
DER Inlammatory and Mercural Rheumatsmi lmpuTlty
the Blood, caused by the Imprudent use OF mercury
Weakness and Inflammation OF the Spine and BACK; ana
relief of Pregnant Ladies' before confinement, EN-
surfing an easy me safe delivery and healthy offspring
This admirable preparation contains No MINERAL
MEDICINE; NO ALOES, COLOCYNTH, GAMBOGE,
or other powerful and irritating Pugatves and i taken
according the directions, in of Piles, CURE For
LIFE Is GUARANTEED.
Pamphlets giving valuable information respecting this
Medicine may be obtained OF Agents. gratis
j. 5. HOUGHTON, 100 Washington Street, BOST'OH,
General agent for the New England States
AGENTS. Worcester-James Green q Co, and >. A;
Rowland. Sprtngfeld-B. K Bliss BGrTe-- Gods Field
d Co AaaherstZN Fitch. Fstchburg-Chas. shepley'
LOueH-G II. Carlton Co, and by the dealers IN Iuedi-
Gin egeneraly cody NOV. ~.
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DIR. d. JAYNE,s sANATIVE PILLS.

For Liver complaints, Goui, Jaundce, Dyspepsia, hheu-
mats Fevers Nervousness Eryspeas, and Diseases oil
Skin, Impurity of the BloodInfammation Melancholy,
Sick-Headache, Cosyeness, Pains in the Head Breast
Side Back and Limbs Bilious Affections Female Diseases
&c &C., and whenever Alternative or PuFgave Medl-
cine may be required
There scarcely any disease in which Purgative Medi
cnes are less required and much suffering ana
sickness might be prevented, were they more generally
used No person feel we'll, while costiye habit Of
body prevails bssides it generates and often faa
diseases which might have been avoided by timely and
udcous use proper Cahartic Medicines The Propre-
tor canrecommend these Pills with the greatest confidence,
believing superior the pills in general use; more
mild prompt, safe, and uniform in their operation
III using them particular care required Persons
NAV eat and drink usual, and If desirable eat inme-
dately after taking them Age will not impair them, as
they are so combined always readily dissolve in the
stomach In small doses they Alternative, and gently
Laxave but in large doses they actively Cathartic
cleansing the whole almeDtary canal from all putrid rr
tang and focal matters producing healthy secetons
Of the Stomach Liver and the various other organs OF the
body.
rrPrepared only by DR.. d. JAYNE. No 9South Third
Street PHILADELPHIA For sale by J. GREEN 81 CO., Ill
Main-st. and NJ. B GREEN, 200 Main st Worcester.
March TO- d5tw5t 10
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nlAubigneIs Fourth volume.

MTOLUME FOURTH-This volume is receiv
w ed and ready for desery-lustrated with two fine
Steel portraits one of the author and the other Luther
he appeared before the Diet Of Worms.
BfBLES-Pocket, Family, and Pulpit, in
gfeat variety of bindings
fBEECHER'S LECTURES 10 Young Men--Lega Fights
al Women-together with large assortment of School,
Miscellaneous Books and Stationery al of which will be
seld as low az at any other Store.
Worcester March 8. DIFF WARREN LAZELL.
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Eg correspondent of the National Intelh-
gencer is writing series of articles to show that
Congress has no power under the Constitution to
retrocede the District of Columbia to the States OF
which it was formerly part His arguments strike
us as sound and conclusive, but since the Annex
alton of Texas it seems little bettr than farce to
talk of Constitutional limitation to the power OF
CnnUreSs.
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PAPER WAREHOUSE,

No BURLING- SLlP. NEW YORK.
CYRUS w. FIELD offers for sale, at the low
~ manufacturers prices very assortment
o PAPER comprising every possible variety adapted 10
hewants of consumers in all sections of the country
Paaer Of all kinds made to order at short notice
The stock OF Printing Paper is unusually large, part Of
which is ofvefy superior quality.
Paper Makers Materials of every description
imported and kept constantly hand, viz feelings, Wire
Ch, Fourdrnier Wires, Bleaching Powder, Blue Ultra
maFiB Irvine, &c. &C.
Rags, Canvas, Bale Rope, Grass Rope, Bag
gg sc purchased, for which the highest price in cash
viii be paid. dwly Feb H.
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ash, the alkali is Of sufficient strength to remove
moss from the tree. He preferred this method
in removing moss to that of scraping the tree,
which he considered iniuriou
Mr.. French of Braintree, wished to make
few remarks only, that what he had previously
said might be properly understood He said
there was danger Of setting trees too deep; he
would recommend placing them in turned sod,
and covering the roots with only an inch OF soil.
He dsapproved of stalking trees, Tor the purpose
of keeping them erect; thought they could take
of themselves. Manure should not be put
directly to the roots of the tree. He recommend
ed as an orchard dressing compost OF salt, lime
and potash; should the tree exhibit appearance
of dying, more potash is wanted. Too much OF
this compost should not be applied.
Mr.. Earle said Of Cherries, he thought Blood
goods American Amber better than Downers
Late Reducing of a finer flavor, and ripens
about the same time, middle of July, next after
the Blackheart.
Mr. Leland Of Sherburne, related from his ex
perience evidence in the case of the Blush APP
pie, that fruit will deterorate, and finally run
out. He thought, in gathering apples, it was
best to let them remain on the tree till perfectly
ripe. They should be carefully picked and
kept in airy, even temperatured cellars. He
usually opened his cellar when the wind was
northwest, and kept it closed with the wind south.
Mr. Owen, in answer to inquiries, said that a
wash of potash was remedy for the brown
worm nfesting fruit trees; and for the green
lice, he recommended a wash of oil soap in the
proportion of two pounds to fifteen gallons OF wa
ter. The syringe may be used where the wash
cannot be applied by the hand.
The same subject is to be continued.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

z n making this my first announcement OF my
NEW GOODS, beg leave return my sincere thanks
for the very liberal patronage that has been bestowed upon
since assumed the business of the late firm OF H. H.
CHAMBERLAIN Il Co., and also 10 assure my numerous
friends and patrons pains labor will be spared
render my Store all times worthy the patronage tns
bestowed twill be my determination TO keep inc
best selected stock Of Goods offered in this town. ana
AT AS Low PRICES any other Store. shall never
advertise Goods haue not on hand ten times
the amount have on hand when do advertise.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SILKS, SHAWLS,
Dress Goods Of every description,
PRINTS, DOMEsTICS, &c,
making the handsomes assortmens of goods nave
shown.
For further particulars read other specific advertise
ments. JOHN b. WYMAN.
Worcester, March 10. dwSwlO
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STATE LAWS.

AN ACT concerning prosecutions for violations
Of Bylaws.
Be it enacted By the Senate House Of Representatives.
in General assembled, and the authority Of tie
same, as foltoDs
In any complaint prosecutions, other process founded
upon the BY Laws of any city part of such By
Law shall be required be reced set forth, l0t the
offence may described therein with the degree OF Ger
tanty required in prosecutions upon public statutes pro
vded thai nothing herein contained shall affect the degree
or kind required the trial. of the existence OF
By Law.
approved by the Governor, February %, 1886.
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w. EDWIN BRAMAN.

u D 7
III affords pleasure lay before my patrons still
MSTRONGER INDUCEMENTS TO purchase my Goods,
c9mprising they do Splendid Assor ment OF Broad
Cloths, Cassmeres, Doeskins and Tweeds with large
variety ofVestings of choice and beautiful patterns.
" Gentlemen who are in want of FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING will not forget call me, am prepar.
I'D TO manufacture Garments of every descriptions the quail
W make and style Of which be surpassed by any,
shall pay particular attention to the fancy of esch OF my
customers making their garments in the most FASHION
ABLE PLAIN STYLE may be desired, but always guar
Anteeing FAITHFUL WORK and GOOD FIT, and al
al MODERATE PRIcE-syle and quality Of material and
workmanship considerel-as any other establishment III
Tie town.
People visiting will do well TO call on me- as they
win obtain the BEST BARGAINS, with waFfantee OF
Perfect satisfaction and will have the pleasure OF consd-
gring their money well spent.
Remember CENTRAL EXCHANGE-En
trance the Post Office, and upon the same floor
Worcester Feb. %. dw6w
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REMOVAL,

WHE Watch, Clock, and Jewelry Establishment
of the subscriber has been removed from the first 10 the
SECOND DOOR North Of the American Temperance
H1use, where the BEST and most EXTENSIVE assert
mn be found in Worcester and prices as low as at
shy other store in this any other place.
Personal attention given Watch Repairing and En-
craving r. ID. DUNBAR.
Worcester Feb IL. dw6w
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The WORCESTER House will hereafter be
conducted by subscriber will all times be happy
his friends and the public generally and hopes by
strict attention business Continuance the
atroRage literally bestowed upon this House during the
past Balls Parties, Rides and Societies. furnished
with comfortable Rooms and Refreshments short notice.
Dec 25 dw3m5S TEOS. E. WOOD.
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u Approved a By the Governor, February Is, 1916.
AN ACT concerning Annual Returns OF Savings
Banks and Institutions for savings.


Banks and institutions for Savings.
Be il enacted, &c, as JoLtOrS .t
SECT l. The Treasurer of every Savings Bank ana Al
ttnoa Tor Savings SHALL often once IN every yea'
return of thereof it was at the close Oh DUST
ness on the last Saturday preceding month"; 70 DC
deqnate by the Governor, which return shall be mace 70
the Secretary OF the Commonwealth within neen Gays
er an order TO that effect and said return shall specify
tb fIloing particulars namely: Place where located
Name Of Corporation; Number of Depostorsj Amount OF
Deposits Public Funds stating amount Of each Loans ON
Public Funds, stating amount each, Invested IN Sank
Stock stating amount each; Loans on Bank STOCK,
stalng each; Deposits in Banks bearing inter
est stating in each Loans on Railroad Stock star
ing amount on each Invested in Real Estate; L0als on
Mortgage of Real Estate; Loans to County or Town
Loans on Personal Security; Cash on hands Rate and
Amount Of ordinary dividend for last year Average annual
per cent dividends of last five years. Annual Expenses
of the Institution all which shall be certified and sworn
10 BY the Treasure and five more OF the trustees or
Managers OF Corporation, shall also certify and make
oath that said correct according TO their nest
knowledge and belief.
Sect Blank forms of such returns shall be furnished
10 every such corporation by the secretary Of the Com
monweath and he shall prepare suitable yearly aosrscts
thereof and lay the before the Legislature
sect s. The eighty econd and eghy'thlrd sections OF
the hirysx chapter the Revised Statutes are repeated
Approved by the Governor, March q 1896
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Machinist, Wanted,

4 Iron Workman accustomed to doing the repairs in
II Cotton Mill who can both forge smith-to whom
literal wages will be paid with a family, with
work mill will be preferred None bat those
good and temperate habits need apply In
quire of the Vest B0ylston Mani &c.
Feb. IA. df E. CLARK. JR., Agent.
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WANTED,

YOUNG MAN, about Ia years ofage wishes to obtain
IA situation to learn the BLAcKsMrHINo BUSINESS
Inquire at this Office. d6tt March 10.
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Fowler's chronological Works,

American chronological Journal.
SUBSCRIPTIONS received the g CHEAP BOOK.
> STORE,'' single Nos. may be had or examina-
ton
Also, Fowlers Practical Phrenology-Educa-
and Self MISUNDERSTANDING Descent-Physio
lagy-Relgion-M atrimony-Nemory- Love and Paren
tage-T emperance-Tig Lacng- and chronological Al
manac A discount will be made when a number of his
works taken.
The Journal will be delivered punctuay to subscribers
free of postage, at 81 per annnm or copies for So.
]. CIRCUIT, JR Agent,
Jan 81. wSmd3w 1879 Main St. Worcester.
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NOTICE.

u ANYWAY from the subscriber, the 18th instant an
II indented apprentice named WILLIAM II. WAGNER.
This is forbid all persons harboring cstng him on
my shall pay debts Of his contracting
this date. LUKE b. TILTON.
West BOylslon, Feb l5, 1896 d4tw3t9
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The Rogers Family

NNoUNCE to the People of orcester that they will
n give
CONCERT OF VOCAL MUSIC,
AT BRINLEY HALL,
ON SATURDAY EVENING March I4th.
PROGRAMME-PART l.
Recollections of Home, Hutchinson
NY Hearts in the Highlands, Fhipps.
Serenade,
Yutnre ofthe Alps, Hutchlnson
Part IL.
n the Merry Harvest Time Webb.
The May Queen, First Part, Dempster
Excelsior, Hatchnson'
The Mler's Maid, Rainier
May Queen, Second Part. Dempster.
PART III.
Tailor Boys Carol,
Bonnie Doom,
Slaves Lament,
Good Night, ------
Tickets % cents, to be had at LIVERM0RE'S
BOOKSTORE and the door the evening OF the Con
cert Doors open O'Clock Concert to commence at
IL dSt Worcester March II
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AN ACT in addition to the several Acts ncorpor-
ating Mutual Life Insurance Companies.

a
Be il enacted, &C., as fottotos -,
Sect l. The net profits of the business Of the Mutual Lie
insurance Companies incorporated in this Commonwealth
one third OF which they required TO pay to the trustees
NJ The Massachusetts, General Hospital shall be taken TO De
The excess of the dividend six per centum, annually
abie by he said companies respectively, to the holders
S guaanty capital stock actually paid n and in case
he said guaranty stock shall be redeemed the company
shall continue pay the trustees OF the SAID nospt
he ame sum annually that they would have been liable 10
INV if Inc said guaranty stock had not been redeemed
Sect q Nothing herein contained shall be deemed TO
nvaIidate or affect agreement made by, and between
h trustees of the Massachusetts General Hospital and the
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company, ana Fa-
lied by an act the General Court passed January seve
and duties of the said corporations under and BY virtue Of
said agreement. -,
Ausetis Hospita Life Insurance Company shall have en-
pressed their assent thereto
Approved by the Governor March 7, le46'