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GTBBS,S HOTET.-

347 Broadway, (cOTner Of Leonard St) NeVyYo Ik,
IA / His Establishment Formerly known as the
kMEA ATHENAEuT IiorELl having Undergone com
Lpleie change in its internal management is now fit
ted up for the accommodation of Families private Gentle
men, and the travelling public II is lhe Intention ,ae
Proprietor TO make this of the most comfortable as
well us agreeable Hotels in The City of New York, and
pains will be spared HIS the wishes and
expectations Of his guests hoping thereby receive
liberal share OF the public patronage A. S GIBBS.
New York, March 3, l847. swe
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Commonwealth Of massachusetts.

AOAutuUHHbd Oh MdSSdCnuS6ttSs
WORCESTER, SIS.
AZ a meeting OF the County Commissioners begun and
holden nj Worcester. within and tor the County OF
Worcester. the fourth Tuesday OF December, A. d.
1886, and BY adjournment the fourth Monday OF
February, A d. l647.
On the petition aid, Ordered That notice he
given TO all and Corporations interested therein
that said Commissioners will at the Lancaster
House in said Lancaster Thursday, the eighteenth
day Of March nert OF the clock in The forenoon
by publishing atested copy OF said Petition and of
this Order thereon, in the Daily Spy newspaper print
ed in said Worcester, three times last publication
to be fourteen days. least before the said eighteenth
day Of March.
And that notice also be given to all owners Of land
aforesaid resident within this Commonwealth by serving
each Of them with attested copy said Petition and
Order fourteen days least before the said eighteenth
day OF March ut which time and place the SAID Com
mssioners will proceed view the several parcels Of
land set forth in said Petition, hear all persons and
Corporations interested therein who may then and there
desire 10 be heard thereon and, ii they shall adudge
that the prayer of said petition ought TO be granted.
to prescribe the limits within which said Company may
take said lands in all where they propose tske the
than five rods in width, without the limits
of said railroad and estimate the damage if
any, sustained by each of the aforesaid the
premises.
Attest, JOS G. KENDALL, Clerk.
Copy OF the Petition and Order Of notice thereon
dSt Attest, Jos. g. KENDALL. Clerk.
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Worcester and Nashua Rail Road.

PROPOSALS for furnishing CROSs-TIES, TIMBER,
Il STILLS and PLANK for the construction of said Road
will be ved at the Office in Worces,er-Schedules and
specifcsti ms OF which may had on application to
JOSEPH MILLER Esq, Chief Engineer or either Of the
following famed Gentlemen
Ell w. HoLBRooK, Esq, " est Boylston-JAcos FISH
ER, Esq. Lancaster--J 7. WaITcoNB Esq Harvard
N. P. Smith, Esq GrotonAsA F. LAWRENCE, ESQ, Pep
perel-1 HoNAs W. GILLls, Esq Nashua.
WIN. A. WHEELER, Agent,
Worcester, Dec 1886. epS.eupu5 so w. & NJ r. r. Co.
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Four GEMS IS the latest price paid tor marrying
In New York. Boston Wing.
That is quite as much as It is worth in some
cases.
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DAIRY RuTTER.

TX PACKAGES prime Dairy Butter Just received and
= ~ for sale by b. HUFFMAN ~ 20.
Worcester, Feb l. dltwb5
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NOTICE.
THE subscribers, under the firm Of PRICE Il HART
WELL, having leased the Room in Heywood's Buiid-
ing, Central Street. heretofore occupied by Geo. c. TAFT,
Copying Press Manufacturer, would respectfully inform
business men generally they prepared DO JOB
BlNG In the Machinist ilae, IRON PLANNING included,
ut short notice. CHARLES II. PRICE,
sAM'L N. HARTWELL.
Worcester, Jan II, 1s47. dwSm2
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WANTED,
A NAN, with a family, take charge Of Farm, COM
IA mencing first OF pril line addressed to the
Editor ofthis paper will receive attention. Feb "a.
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DIED,
In this town, Feb 81 Mr. Elisha Mirick e6th Mr. Jona
than Gray, o.
In Westn,ro Feb 25ih, Mrs lydia d. wife of Mr. Jacob
Breeders, 20 -tPrinters IN Va. please copy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-29
New York Cattle Market.
Monday. July 10,

Monday, July ~.
At mar, ct 1000 Beef Cattle, (all South
ern,) 20 Cows and Calves and $500 Sheep
and Lambs.
Beef Caltle-The warm weather has
made no farther unfavorable impression
upon prices. which, with an active re-
quest, remain firm at from S. to 81 per
cwt. About 100 head remain ucsold.
Cows and Caives-There is moder-
ate business doing. The number at mar
ket Is small, but sufficient to meet all
demands. Prices are higher than last
week. We quote extremes at from SIS
to $25 to $40, according to quality. All
sold.
Sheep and Lambs-The market is
plen,ifully supplied, but prices remain
very firm; with tolerably brisk de-
mand. We quote Sheep at from $l,25 to
So % to- $3.50, and Lambs 81 10 $2,75-
400 unsoId.
Hay-There is abundance OF loose
Timothy and Glover on sale, at from 60
to 20 cents per cwt. We have seen none
OF the new crop yet.
Journal of Commerce.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-29
DIED.

In this viIlnge, on the 22d inst, Clarrissa
Dewey. aged 10, daughter Of the late Mr.. J'hn
dewey, OF New Haven.
In this village, on Monday morning. July Ell,
Hiram Albert, Youngest son Of the Rev. H. A.
Graves, Of Boston, aged Id months.
In Hartford, on the 23d inst. Joseph Nor
gan. Esq, aged 81. He was the proprietor oi
the Pavilion Hotel in New Haven, and former
ly OF the City Hotel, Hartford.
In New Haven, on the ODD, Daniel s, Glad.
ling aged g.
In Torringford. on the 18th inst, GRIswoLp
WOODWARD, ESQ. aged os. Mr.. Woodward
had long been an active and useful citizen, and
in all the relations Of life was esteemed and
beloved. Religion and the cause Of Education
ever found in him st~sdfast friend. He was
also deeply interested in al jndicious move
ments for the advancement oi agriculture, and
was tor many years an officer Ct the Litchhel1
County Agricultural Society. In early life he
was commissioned az a Justice Of the Peace,
and, with one or two exceptions, was re.
appointed each year until his death. He FREE
unently represented his native town in the
Stale Legislature, and held other important
offices, to the general acceptance Of his fellow
citizens He was son Of the late DR. Sam
mol Woodward
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-29

In the interesting observation of MAJ
ture, and by careful earches into her
peculiar operations, we are led to ac~
knowledge with gratitude the bcnefccnt
provisions made by an All>Wise Provi-
dence for our comfort and recovery in
sickness, BY natural means, then. VIC
can repel the assaults of those deadly
foes to our existence. Consumptive aad
Scrofulous Diseases, and the native In
dian prepara ration of Bran, are the very
embodiment of the effective curativss Of
those diseases. III.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-29
NOTICE.

At a Count Of Probate held at New Milford,
and for the District of New Milford. on
the l4th day Of July d 1917,
Present, Daniel B Brinsmade Esq Judge Of
Probate Tor the adjoining district of Washing
ton acting as Judge of this court. because d.
C. Sanford the Judge Of this court IS one OF the
acting administrators nn the estate of Oliver
W. Pickett, late OF New Milford, deceased.
II STATE Of Oliver W, Picket, late OF New
II Milford, in said district, dec eased.
ORDERED, that the administrators exhibit
their administration account to this court Tor
adjustment at the Probate Office in said New
Milford on the Doth day Of July, lS47, at o.
clock in the forenoon. And that all persons
interested in said Estate may be notified thee e.
Of. the administrators will cause this order I"
be published in q newspaper printed in Itch
field, and TO be posted on public sign post
nearest the place where the deceased last
dwelt, in said New Milford. and in two other
public places in said New Milford.
A true copy Of record,
DANIEL B. BRINSMADE, JUDGE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-29
BRIGHTON MARKET.

Monday july l9ih l647.
At Market, $40 Beef Cattle. so Cows
and Calves, l8 Jokes working Oxen. $500
Sheep and Lambs, and about $50 Swine.
Beef Catlle-Extra, 81, 25-first quali>
". Sc 75-second anu third qualities;
$3.50 TO 6,25.
Working Oxen-Sales made at SO,
and $S5.
Cows and Calves-Dull. Sales RAM
ged from $40, to 1856, and one Cow ai$54
Sheep and Lambs-Sales Of old Sheep
AT rs to SO. Lambs from ITO to 81
~ and $3,25-and and one small lot at
$4,25.
Swine-At wholesale. 5 for Sows and 6
for Burrows. At retail, from 6 I.2 to Z LIZ
and Sc per ID.
N. B.-Catle at market generally
very poor in quality, and quite number
remain unsold.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-29
DOca. Robert B. Folgcr's
OEOSAONsAN
L-EIEALING BALSAM.
BE HV.4RE OFUECEPTTON&, FR,gLJD

BEW4RE FDECEPT ROWS Fraud
A N Advertisement having made its appear
"A ahce IN tins paper, stating that my genu-
me Olosaonlan vas for sale at various places
IN Lhchheld county, the public are hereby in>
formed mat my grnuiNe preparation il only to
1e found N one sized bottles and those large at
81 per bottle, aud that The label on the same
reads Doctor Robert B Foger's Olosaonian or
All Healing Balsdm, and my name is signed at
he bottom with uen. The spurious Article
is put NJ in much smaller bottles, is wrapped
in salmon colored paper, and my full name is
mol found on the top Of the label. The spuri-
"ns article alluded TO | never prepared and
have nothing to do with.
Agents for Litchfrld County- A. C. Smith,
LltchfrId; Lathrop Il Bradford, Wolcottville;
I.alhanlel smith, Torrngton Alvord s. Bro
Tiers, New Hartford f. s. Woodford, Win
Sied; +. G, l.awrence & Co Norfolk Oliver
Ames, Falls Village; Finch & Kellogg, West
Cornwall Georg" II. Chase, Sharon, Gregory
4 Pierce. Cornwall Bridge; D. B. Scofeld &
Co. Kent.
/ - ROBERT B. FoLGER, NJ. d.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-29
39ublfe arts.
Passed May Session ISl1.
Office Of secretary Of state, IS,
Hartford, June Is, lS47
mo. 1871

No. l6.
An Act in addition to an Act entitled An
Act for constituting and Tegulatlu
Courts and for appointing the times
aid places of holding the same.'
Sec. |. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Repre- .ntAtives in General As
sembly convened
L. shall be the duty of the clerks of the
Superior Court, within one week after
the termination of the Winter or Spring
Term of said Court in their respective
counties, to transmit TO the chief judge
of the Supreme Court a list of cases pens
ding for trial in the Court OF Errors next
to be holden in their several counties,
with the names of the attorney of record
in each case, together with such other
information as they may possess as to the
number of trials expected to be had at
the next term of said Cortland if ups
on such return the Chief Judge shall
deem it expedient, he may at his discre-
ton, order that the cases which do or may
stand for trial in any county shall be-
tried in some adjoining county, TO be by
him designated, during the time said
Court OF Errors shall hold their then SEES
sion in the county so signated-notice
of which order shall be gwen by said
Judge by causing copy thereof to be
deposited in some post office convenient
to him and directed to said clerk, to be
transmitted by mail, and like notice to
be published in some public newspaper
printed in the county from which said
cases are to be removed, or ii there be no
newspaper printed in said county, then
in paper printed in some adjoining Co,
at least four weeks before the session of
said Court in which said trials are to be
had-and the Supreme Court of Errors
may thereafter proceed to hear aud rem
der judgement, and issue execution 10
said cases in the county so designated,
as they now may do in the county where
said cases or'ginated-and upon notice
OF the result from the presiding judge
the clerk OF the county from which said
cases We're Transmitted may enter a.
Judgment and issue execution IN said Ca>
SEES in tho same manner as It judgement
had been rendered in said county
SEC. 3. From. and after the first Tues
day of August next, all writS of error
brought to the Supreme Couet shall be
served and returned to the clerk of said
Court a, least thirty DAYS before the sits
ting OF the Court to which the same are
made re,urna bic, and being so returned
may he transmitted to an adjoining coun,
" for trial in me same manner as cases
arising on mo'ions of error, or motions
tor new trial.
SEC 8 And said Supreme Court of
Errors man make such further rules as
may be necessary 10 carry more fully
Into ctfe:t the provisions of this act.
LA FAYETTE =. FOSTER,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives,
CHARLES J. McCURDY.
President Of the Senate
Approved, June 22i, lS17.
CLARK BISSELL.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-29

Al Court Of Probate holden at Sharon. within
and for the District If Sharon, on the 10th
day OF July A. d. lS47;
Present Charles r Sedgwick, Esq, Judge.
TNHIS Court doth limit the time for the
Il creditors Of the estate OF Charles Van
Dusen, late ofSbaron, within said district
deceased, TO present their claims against
the estate of said deceased tC Jane Van
Dusen, execuirix, 10 six months from date
and doth order said executrix to give
public notice thereof, by publishing this
order on a public sign- posi- in said Shar>
on, nearesl the las, residence Of The said
deceased, and 10 4 newspaper printed IN
Lilchfield.
Certified from Record,
G. +. SEDGWlCK, Judge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-29

District 81 Torrington, S. Probate Court. Ju-
ly "a, lS47.
Estate Of D AVID A. THOMPSON late Of Tor
ringten. in said District deceased.
TNHE Court Of Probate Tor the District Of
l. Torringlon hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof. for the creditors
Of said Estate, represented insolvent. in which
to exhibit their claims thereto: and has sp-
pointed AbIjah Mum and Darius Wilson Of
said Torringlo ION, Commissioners 10 receive and
examine said Claims.
Certified w GEO d. WADHAMS Judge
The subserioers give notice that they shall
meet at the Probate Office ia said TorringtOa.
on the 4th Saturday Of September lS47, and the
Attn Saturday of January Is4s, al o'clock in
the afternoon, on each 1T said tays, for the
purpose Of attending on the business Of said
appointment.
ABIJAH MUM.
DARIUS WILSON,
Commissioners.
All persons indebted TO said Estate are re-
quested to make immediate psymeat to
HERMoN COOK,
II Nv Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-29
District Of Torrington, IS,
Probate Court, July ~, IS47.

ESTATE of Miles Spencer late of
EITorrington, ir aid district deceased,
The admis;rator represent the estate int
solvent, and prays the appointment OF
Commissioners thereon.
Ordered-ihat Commissioners TO re-
ceive and examine the elaine ef the
Creditors of said Estate. be appointed al
the Pr bate office in Harrington ON the
3lst day of July. lS47. al 10 O'Clock A. M
of which all persons in interest, will take
notice. and appear, ifihey see cause and
be heard thereon. .-s
GEO. d. wADHAMS. Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-29

AT Court Of Probate holden At Cornwall.
within said District on the 10th day Of Jul
ly, lS47
Estate Of Daniel Perkins. late Of said Cornwall
deceased.
TIVE Administrators represent the Estate
L insolvent, and pray the appointment Of
Commissioners thereon whereupon, ordered
that Commissioners to receive, examine, and
adjust the claims of thu creditors Of said Estate
be appointed at the Probate Office in said Dis
lrict on the 18th day Of August next, at o..
clock afternoon And that all persons inter-
estpd in said Estate may be Notified thereof.ihe
Administrators will cause this Older to be
published in a Newspaper published IN Liich-
field and DOS, a copy thereof on the sign-post
in said town nearest the place where the said
deceased late dwelt.
PHILO KELLOGG,
II 3w Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-29
Book and Periodical Agency.

THE undersigned Paving established him.
l. self as a Book agent in the great Literary
Mart Of the Union-New York-respecttully
tenders his services 10 the inhabitants of Litch-
field, and the public generally. with assurances
that all orders committed te his care will be
promptly attended TO and forwarded per mail
or as may be otherwise directed, with the ut
most despatch. Subscriptions received for all
Magazines published in New York, and mos,
ofthose issued from Philadelphia. Boston, Sc.
The Foreign Magazines, Blackwood's SC.
furnished at publishers prices. Also. new Tor
old] Books, cheap Publications, Engravings,
Music, sc by whomsoever published. Most
OF the new Publications Of the day can be for.
warded by mail at very trfiing expense, and
ony sum from l2 l-2 cents upwards. can he
safely transmitted through the same medium.
All orders should be addressed
VIM PATTON,
Graham's Magazine Office, New York.
REFERENCES
" W B. H. f sssSan' Ns~ York.
H. W. Saltonstall, Meriden, CT.
{ $ y S s:;:s'; e., Ct
Gen. r. C Abernethey ! Wolcotville,
Geo. ID. Wadhams, Esq. CT.
June 26. 1Si7.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-29
MEETING OF THE PRO
PRIETORS OF THE ORE-BED IN SAL>
1SRJJRY

ISbUhis
7 N accordance with the resolves Of the Gen.
l. eral Assembly. passed at the May session,
1917. incorporating the proprietors Of the Ore
Bed in Salisbury. A meeting Of said proprie>
tors is hereby called, to he holden at the house
Of Ehphalet Buel in said town. on the last
Wednesday in Angus. 1917, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon, then and there to choose the Of
hcers oi said Corporation as specified in said
Resolves, and TO establish such BYLAWS, Rules
enc regulations as said corporation shall deem
expedient Also, to do such other business in
conformity with the provisions ut said Resolve
as the interest aud well being Of said Corpor-
alton may sec m to require
.CHITTENDEN.
Salisbury, July 10th. ls47. 10 3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-29

NOT1CE.-Mr. MARTIN would inform
the citizens Of Litchfeld und vicinity that
he his Rooms will be kept open for the
purpose of taking
DasNerreOtype LikeMcSSes,
until after the sitting Of Court, which will
he the extent of his stay in this pr c.,
owing to arrangements for going else
where.
Llchfield, July %, lsi7.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-29
MARTINS
(FoRNIE aLY MARTIN &
LoCKE'S)
PREMIUM COLOREO
PHOTOGRAPHIC Likeness b.

PHOTOGRAPHIC 4s11eUSSSOss
MIR. M. will remain in this place for short
Nltme, and will execute Photographic Like.
nessess by the Daguerreoiype pr"cess. in suPe:
rior style, possessing aNkhe CoiOfs Of Life and
warranted to give s0tisf faction.
Having made himself acquainted with all
the iaiest Improvements in the Art. he Is
prepared with the use Of different aud supe-
rior article VI Chs micals and Gliding, by which,
the impression receives perfectly cieur and
natural appearance, and 10 made permanent
upon the Plate,) TO do work which shall COM.
pare with any done IN the cities. His mode OF
operating being the same as that Of the princI-
pal Galleries in New York and Boston. and en-
tlrely different from those who preceded US.
He wsuld say to those who have pictures
taken by the old method which are either faded
out, or unlifelike in color. &c., that he will
take them in EXCHANGE FOR NEH
ONE s, OF find new plate and put them uI
into the cases at reasonable prices.
Groups Of from two to six taken with all the
distinctness Of single picture.
Likenesses Of children taken with much snc'
cess. Also, Likenesses taken from Family
Portraits which look more natural and litelike
than the Painting.
Ladies and Gentlemen are solicited to cal
and examine specimens, and sit for their Like
nesses, il they choose. by way OF experiment.
u-Likenesses taken in all kinds Of tce0ther
Rooms Lei building west Of the Congregation
al Church.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-29
DAILY LINE FROM LITlnFIELD no NEW TCRK

nd
excepted,
and O'Clock
York O'Clock, Sundays exceed
Bridgeport
Milford Lchfeld, about O'Clock the
~
York Good horses hes and change
Milford be run
B. Thursday and Saturday.
Qmkerh Paving Beenmn and Poughkeepse returning
on nnnnSin
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-29
l>sfO7l.GGGs

rVNHE Hon. Court OF probate for r.
L District of Sharon have appomte'
the Subscribers Commissioners on The
estate of MOORE CHlTrENDEN, mtr
OF Salisbury drceas',! 10 receive, rX'"''
inc and adjust the claims OF the creditors
of said estate which has been represented
insolvrnt-hereby give notice that We
wi! meet at the office Of J.. ii, Hubbard.
Esq, IA Salisbury, on the fest Mondays
of Sept and Dec, next at o'c,"ck +, NJ.
on each of said dnys on the business OF
our said appointment.
NEW MAN HOLLEY Commission
ROBERT N. FULLER : ers.
Salisbury, June 29lh.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-29

TRINITY CoLLRsR.-The annual com>
msncement Of Trinity College will take
place at Christ Church, in Hartford. on
Thursday The 9th of August. Grafton
Poem, &C. on the day previous as usual.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-29
mo 1917

NO "
An Act in addition 10 An Acl for cons
slrulng and regulating Courts and tor
appointing The Times and Places OF
holding the same
Be it enacted by the Ssnate and flAuse q:
Representatives in General Assembly conven-
ed
That all petitions to the County Courl
for for the laying ou', alteration or dis
Continuance OF highways shall be heard
and decided by the County Commissions
ers at such time and place aud with such
notice 10 hose Interested, as said COu NY
Court shall order and direct. And any
person or persons may demonstrate
against sail pel,Ion. and shall have tn
llbe " to appear by Themselves or coun>
sci and be hen Ri in relation thereto.
All acts and parts Of act inconsistent
herewith are hereby repeated,
LA FAYETTE S. FOSTER.
Speaker OF the House.
TIC. PERKINS.
Presiden, pro ten, OF the Senate.
Appro ed June %, l847.
CLARK BISSELL.
mo. POI
An act in addition TO an act, entitled an
act for regulating courts, and for APP
pointing the times and places OF hold>
ing the same.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives in General Assembly
convened
That the several Clerks Of the Superior
and County Courts in this state may, and
thew are hereb" authorized TO make all
such orders of notice on petitions and
writs returnable 10 either Courts for trial,
10 be holden in any county in this State.
on the application Of the plaintiff in su, h
petitions and writs, as ANY judge OF eib>
er of SAID Courts have now the power, or
may hereafter have the power, to make;
and said orders Of notice shall have the
same force and effect as if the same had
been made by said Judge.
Sec. 9. Whenever, in any WI it of par.
tilion returnabIe TO any court in the state
. the adverse party res ides out of, or is
tvscnt the state, said court white in srs'
sion, and the Judge or clerk OF any Co..
Dr. Superior Court IN vacation, may on
application of the plaintiff in such writ
mike such order relative to to the notice
70 be given 10 the adverse party, as he
s',ail deem reasonable which notice hav'
ing been given and duly proved 10 said
Court, the Court may proceed to thu
earring of said writ of partition at thu
irst term, or muy direct such further
Office to be given as said Court may
edge proper.
LA FAYETTE s. FOSTER,
peaker OF the House of Representatives
CHARLES J. M'CURDY,
President of the Senate.
Approved June IL, ls47.
CLARK BISSELL.
mo. 2l.1
An Act in alteration of an Act entitled 'AI
Act for constituting and regulating Couiis
and for appointing the Time and Places O
holding the same
Be it enacted by the Senate anHouse q
Representatives in General Assembly
Convened
That the town of Cornwall he, and hereb,
is constituted probate district, by the nam
OF the DISTRICT of Cornwall Provided, That al
matters aad business begun or entered in tn,
Court of PROBATE for the district Of Litchfiel,
shall be completed therein in the same man
ner as If this Act had not been passed
LA FAYETTE S. FOSTER,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
CHARLES ]. McCURDY,
President Of the Senate.
Approved, June 10, 1917.
CLARK RTSSFIY