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1O6 SUDBURY STREET, BOSTON.
ebiS d&w3mA
g. ERUVTAN SYRUP .-F0R THE CURE
Z OF DYSPEPSIA

EEERUVTAN SYRUP .-F0R THE CURE
OF DYSPEPSIA,
Liner Complaint, Dropsy, Newaisia, Inciptent Dis
eases Of The Lungs and Bronchial Passages,
General Debility, &C., &c
1t is With peculiar satisfaction that they offer to the
public remedy to thu efficacy of which there Is so
conestiie testimony from persons of high reputation 10
will be o6serUed TINT the statements of lUhat The med
tctne has accomplished in the cure ofdiSease are LETT
as benefits The following xtracts small
tioa Of the letters receive by US; originals may be
seen ~ our counting room
LIVER COMPLAINT Boston, March. 1891 have
been afflicted many years with Chronic In animation of
the ldvtr, with the long train of ANTS which are
well knosn to attend such have not for many
MONTHS been able to lie side, upon either side
without pin was induced try the Peruvian Syrup
and commenced tssng it Monday March 9th; the o-
lowing Wedne.dey right, fou my surprise that
could rest cOmfp ably lying upon either side and now
IN one week after having taken bottle of the Syrup
l consider myself cared. S. II. KENDALL, NJ. D.,
No Bumstead Place.
HEADACHE. Cambridgeport, Jan IS IS54.-I have
been for twenty-five years perfect martyr the most
violent headaches with the various core mitan evils but
have b. en- GREATLY relieved by the of the Peruvian
syrup Indeed, whole system has become invgorated
and feel buoyancy and vivaeiy of spirit, of which
although natural to me, have not known for years.
H. w cAMPBzLL
NEURALGIA. Boston. October 20, 1854. Nv atten
ton being called to the Peruvian Syrup very eectua
in the cure Of Neuralgia, induced to recommend it
to lady who had been great sufferer for years
Upon taking the first bottle of the Syrup her general
health was much improved; since taking the second sne
has had return of the Neuralgia and bee health and
spirits have been better than forthe last ten years
DYSPEPSIA Lima, Jan. eth IS54.-For more than
three months my wife has been extremely feeble I'M
able to take any but the simplest kind of food and that
only cnce day. My family physician recommended the
Peruvian syrup Which relieved her at By degrees
her pains left her. and she became able to take her solid
food without the least difficulty, her health was soon
completely Te-estabished. NIScEETE ALFARo.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
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ksSsaSz9lfS LIVERY STABLE ~

The subscribers for the better accommodation of the
numerous customers, have taken Lease Of the
AMERICAN HOUSE STABLE,
In addition 10 the now occupied by them on Front
Street, for the purposes Of Livery Stable and will be
happy furnish the best of Horses and Carriage hire
Hacks and Coaches furnished for Funerals Weddings,
and Pleasure Parties Boarding or transient Horses put
up either Of the above Stables reasonable rates
WITT l. PRATT.
Worcester Ian. 10 1956 dawtf
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E4NLth. IN 2 4 4 n Q Ei.-The Mechanics' Mutu
ere Insurance Co, Of Worcester hereby give notice
mined to d7ide the property insured by them into two
classes, viz the Manufacturers and the Mechanics
olass, which tales effect from this date. One million dol
the Manufacturers Glass they are prepared to insure in
tnat class on the same terms other Mutual Offices Coz.
p3f and NonleH Mills, having the following eharacteris
ncs VIZ built of brick stone heated by steam having
constant watch good force pump expressly for ex
ungoshing fires, and the picker out of the main mill or
IN the mill, in FIRE proof They also insure in
the Mechanics Glass, dwelling houses farm barns stores
stocks Of goods machine Shops and mechanics, property
generally, excepting Shaving risks" and such as is
termed 'extr4 ha7ardousD
DmsoToRs. Henry A Denny, Worcester Geo Black
bum, "ostoa Eseb SAUNDERS Grafton; Alongo White
leicester R. S. Denny, Clappville Geo A. RicecWor.
cester WIN B. Fox, Jr., Worcester Dwight Foster
worcester Daniel fainter, Worcester Samuel L. Hodg-
es, Leicester. HENRY A. DENNY Pres,t
Wm. S. Denny, sec'y
Worcester, Sept. 10, 1855. DIFF
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JOIN MILTON EARLE, &
THeMAs DREW at No 219 Main Street. Worcester, Mass
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VA OR CEsTER GYMNASIUM!
On ORCHARD ST., ADJOINING THR WATER CURE.
Open from Z d. NJ. til 10 P. H.
8 to g. and to 10P.M
Ladies' under the tuition of female teacher from
to P. NJ.
1t is desirable that pupils should be punctua in attend
ance at the exercises of their respective classes.
TermsFor one $1,000; six months $1,000; three
months SO co. payable quarterly in advance Transient
pupils 25 for each of exercises Tuition in
IN sparring $1,000 per course, payable 10 advance.
MS AT !. Ii mo S4SHh4i proprietor'
boot SHOP AND TOOLS. FOR SALE or
NJ TO LET. The Charlton Boot and Shoe Company
offer their shop and toos Of all kinds necessary man
ufacturng boots for sale to let situated about one mile
from Charlton DEPOT the north side of the Worcester
and Stafford turnpike, in Charlton north side The shop
Is large and will be sold for one half the of building
the same Also, about of land adjoining the
same, if desired by the purchaser.
For further particulars inquire of D. s0UTHWICK
L. HAMMOND or D. E. RUSSELL near the premises.
Charlton. Jan 81, 1856. d2meop
EVENING SINGING SCHOOL,
e. s. MASON
Win commrnce his Evening Singing School Ladies and
Gentlemen.
ON THURSDAY EVENING, JAN. "a,
MUSIC ROOMS, CLARK,s BLOCK
I9lton-Gentemen 81 90 Ladies 10 cents to be paid
Worcester, Jan. 10, 1855 diff
NEN SOMETHING NEW.
~ - LADIES'
w sSsaD CATER BOOTS & SHOES.
H. ?, ROBINSON would respectfully inform his friends
and the public that he has recently purchased the stock
OF X Robinsonand continues to manufacture order
aud keep constantly hand Ladiess, Misses and Child
rens Cater Boots and Shoes every variety syeand
color by the dozen single pair.
Particular attention paid to the manufacture of fancy
and wrought slippers. Orders from the city country
promptly executed
Patterns and Stock of all kinds for manufacturing the
same constantly hand and for the very lowest
cash prices.
Also Robnson's Indexcal Soaps and Perumery whole
sale or retail,b by II. p. ROBINSON
247 Main Street No. Clark's Block, up stairs
Worcester, Feb. 1856 d1y
GOoPER's- RE EsTSa, NED SHRED
For Blanc Mango, Table Je1lies, &c.,
good and cheap article for Confectioners and Hotel
and Family
To be obtained in large small quantities with drec
tons for using Of the principal Grocers and Druggists
throughout the United States
f2s dSm PETER COOPER, New York.
NOTICE TO WATUHMAKERs.-C
~ templaDg change in business, am ready to of
fer for sale my stock in trade together with lease of store
which of the best locations in the city To any
wishing to with paying business already
tabshed this chance offers inducements very rarely met
with.
Terms easy, end possession given Immediately.
S. P. CHAMPNEY,
feb13dh 265 Main-st.
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y ga II ~ y Il Il ~ HkO ~ ERs-OFFIOE
IA Corner OF Myrtle and SouthbridgeBts.
For sale, and payments LIBERAL fine COTTAGES and
modern built HOUSES situated in all parts Of the city.
Also eligible BUILDING LOTS for sale cheap for cash,
or for good credit Money will be advanced In part
build, If desired)
Farms in the country will sold exchanged for Houses
or HOUSEHOLDS IN this city, the most reasonable terms.
Persons IA the country who are Wishing To purchase
Rea Estate in this city, win hnd Il for their interest to
call at my Office. j3 dtf Al EATON.
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EJVOR SALE OR EXCHANG E,-A New
two story House and Barn with acres of excellent
and fine young orchard the same. Two miles
ON the City Hall Inquire of A j. EATON.
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"a IA L Il mUTUA AL LIFE ASSURANCE
COMPANY. Worcester, Mnss.
INCORPORATED I845
GHnrantce Capital, 100000.
04n' ISAAC DAVIS, Pres't. CLARBSDoN HARRIS Sec'y
rms very successful Company, conducted upon the cash
principle, with rigid economy, having accumulated a
large surplus cash capital have been enabled to reduce
m rates Of Premium about 25 per cent and dispense en-
'ey WIN depose notes. the annual premium being the
xtent of the liability.
$4,000 only taken on one risk.
Fohcies issued on good lives for California and other
countries, at reduced rates of premium
For further information apply to
CLARENDON aRRIs. sec'y, IS bIcin ct,
na'S dly Horcests-
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e. r.. ABBOTT.

e. Es ABBOTT.
REA = Els r. 4 n E BR o KER,
JFFIoE, No. l, FLAGG's BUILDING,
Having recently made several extensive additions to his
list OF Real Estate both in the city and country consist
Ing q Houses, Building lots, Farms, Wood Lots Water
Privileges &c, takes pleasure in announcing to the pub
lie generally, that he is prepared offer greater
ducements to purchasers Of Real Estate than he has ever
before done ever offered In this city
Also. Real Estate Of all kinds bought and sold and ex-
changed commission. Also Tenements located IN va
rious parts Of the city, constantly on hand.
Pleate call at my Office, and examine my lists, before
purchasing elsewhere.
Worcester Ian o. dtf
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Am HARVARD sTREET-A good Building
" Lot for Sale by G. A. HARRINGTON.
istf
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ReQI Qstote.

NeUILDENG LOTS-Wen located in different
~ parts of this city. For Sale cheap by
au3lisH @. A. HARRINGTON & co.
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NHUTTER "a tubs of'ycry choice' Vermont hut
@'e Just received by Al BROOKS 4 STsAaNs.
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QUESTIONABLE CABINET MANU-

:
IL FACT0RY.-The subscriber having taken a store
W. e. ALIENS BLOCK, on Main street, opposite the
City Hal, would inform his frenls and the public that
he ready to make to order all kinds of Cabinet Work
OF wood to- suit fancy. Desks and Screens for Banks
Show Cases, Desks for stores, Counters Library and Of
dce Tables all kinds Of Desks for Offices and Counngi
ROOMS Book Gases in any STYLE Extension Tables Of any
Pattern, Pups and Church Furniture. The character
Of my work is well known in the city and needs no putting
The best Of references can be given Work repaired ia
the best manner. All orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to. JOSEPH BURT
Worcester. July u. 1888 iva at
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VEHAlLORESSES WANTED.-Two or Three
Girls wanted to work on Goats, to whom will be Civ
en- liberal pay and constant employment Apply imme
diately LEANDER STOCKVEIT
Grafton, Feb. %, 1856 dawtf
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SINGEK's SEWING MACHINES! :


Principal Omce 323 broadway, N. Y.
BRANCH 0FFtCES.--47 Hanover st., Boston; 1l2
Chestnut st., Phil ,dephaj 1906 Baltimore st. Bait more,
223 Walnut IT,, Cincinnati, lsi s. Charles It,, New Or
leansi 0oversye, N Y.j 344 Broad ST., Newark. MI
d10 d3m
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NAPLES MAGCARONI.--A very nice arti.
IN Gle, this day received. H. ortifHtN h co.
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Statesmen WANTED.-Four experienced
~ Statesmen wanted in the Dry Goods business.
mchS DIV b. L. HARD0N & CO.
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TNN0 BLACKSMITHS.--Th subscriber would
like to lease Blacksmith Smith Shop and tools, for
three or i've in country town, where there is
plenty Of work, especially shoeing-and good pay.
Please address f. b. s. Southport p O., stating loca-
ton, terms, sc. febl3d&W
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lard OIL.-75 bbls. Western Lard OIL Just re-
~ ceved. and for sale by 81 8 A. ,. HOWE.
WDOTATO STARCH.-lo casks Potato Starch,
n In store and for sale by @. ;. n A. u HOWE.
ENULLER,S EARTH-Blue vilriOl, Alum, 81
n ehromate potash Pearl Ash, sumaci Clutch, 4 Gam
ier For sale in quantities 10 suit, by
ans1 isn o. A. HARRINGTON n 90
6NRAHAM MEAL AND WHEAT GRITs,
w This dayrecevedb by II. GRIFFIN co.
OIL SOAP.-l50 bills. Oh Soap in store and for sals
W in lots 70 suit. by e. 4 A. J. HOWE,
TWVHE WORCESTER DIRECTORY.
II. AND ALMANAC, FOR is 3 @, published BY H ].
Howlaud Is ready and for sale wholesale or reta
by A. p. ALBkE, No 4 Pleasant-st. Ndu
NEW ORLEANS MOLASsEs. Is bbh
~ new crop, and light colored, just received and or
sale by $500. - WIN D. SWIFT a co..
Jan. 26. 1se Nsln1st.
A a Ps.YARD WIDE SILK VELVET
n " Just received az WIN. LOCKE a CO.'S
u Nos. aud Worcester House Block Maln.st
RAW SILK PLAIDs, warranted al slIk, for
II Nos. and Worcester House Block, MaIa-ut.
HEAxY BLANKETS FOR $500 PER
NOS. aud Worcester House BiOuk, Mainsh
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ma11ts

A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY A va
IA rety of BOOKS, from which three to Eve dollars
day can be made, can be obtained at the Agents,
Emporium, 2I5 Main street. Worcester Honorable
Employment for both ladies and gentlemen. No capital
required until the business is fairly tried after which,
from five to fifty dollars For grand chances can soon
sl9 diff VIM. ALLEN.
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e.. HOUSE FOR SALE.-The House and
;;. Land, No 25 Summer street, lately owned by Mrs
assst Abigail W r. smith, deceased, occupied by
Five Families, is Cr SALE bargain to Ike purchaser
Forpartculars inquire of JoSEPH LEWIS the prem
ises, or WILLIAM JESNIsox, No. IS Chestnut Street
Worcester. ian II l. 56
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htislcil0

Worcester, January 81, 1856.
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a GOOD CHANCE FOR A GOOD BOY. to
IN learn the Gliding business in all its branches-An
American boy from 10 10 years oldat Iioyds Look
ng Glass Portrait and Picture Frame Mandatory,
Jan25dtf II9 Main-st.
A GOOD FARM "Away out West' is wanted il
"A exchange for fine House in this city
Janl7dH A. ]. EATON,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-12
The County COurt-Court House.

An adjourned session of the County Court
was held Saturday, at which Judge WHIT
WORTH assumed his new position as presiding
officer, and after a neat and appropriate ad-
dress, briefly setting forth the duties of his
Office and the principles that would govern
him in conducting the affairs of the MetrOpo-
Titan county of the State, he returned thanks
through the magistrates to the peorle they
represented, for their generous confidence as
manifested in electing him to his present re-
sPousible position.
The Committee appointed at the last meet
ing to consult in relation to the rebuilding Of
the Court House, reported the following RESP
luton, which was warmly advocated by Messrs.
A. Ewing, n. S. Brown, and others, and final
ly adopted by large majority, viz:
'ResoIUod That the County Court of Da-
wilson county offers To the Mayor and Alder
meH of the city of Nashville that the County
Court will build Court House on or near the
centre Of the Public Square OF Nashville, aud
in said building provide suitable room for
the meeting of the City Council with IFS Off
GERS, and public Hall or room of sufficient
size for all public meetings of the citizens of
the town and county, if the Mayor and Alder
men will remove their Market House from the
Public Squa e, and incur the expense of en-
closing a sufficient area around the Court
House, planting 1t with trees grass ETC., and
keep the same in order, leaving wide streets
all around for the passage of vehicles, horse
men, ETC., and having the grounds at all times
free and open for proper use and enjoyment
of the people of the county and CITY,"
This proposition seems to present. the most
tangible and feasible project for the improve
ment of the Public Square that has yet been
suggested. While it will not curtal the avail
able space to be devoted to the purposes of
business and trade, it will remove the chief
nuisance from the Square. substituting in its
place q structure that will be an ornament to
the location, and afford our citizens inestima-
BILE accommodations, which the adoption
this plan affords the only hope of their Sc
curing for years to come.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-12
COM MERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
Nashville, May TO- 1855. !
COTT0N-Sales Saturday of % bales at IT
TOBACC0-Sales at A. Hamton's Of hhds.
at 40, 43O. coo, $50, 500, and
At johnson Horne & Cos, of Is hhds. at $50,
500, S25, $50. $40, 500, 765, 700, $50, 565, 74O,
SIS, 900.
WHISKY-Peacocks 25 Robertson County 50S
10, Beatty's 95, Pixies Magnolia %.
AOLASSES-S7 haas per bbl
COFFEE-I2iSl3 cents
SUGAR-7a9.
BACoN-Sdes ., Hams 9, Shoulders u, hog
round 8.
LARD-S.
Trade moderate.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-12


The State Convention Of the American Party, 10
Virginia, assembled ct Stanton, on the 4th inst.
RoBr. SAUNDERS, Esq., of Williamsburg, presided.
An electoral ticket was nominated, with THos. S
FLOURNoY, A. H. II. STUART, JOHN NJ. Boris, and
joins s. CARLISLE at the head, for the State at
large. Resolutions were adopted.
The lst rati6es the nomination OF Fillmore and
endorses him as true to the Union and Constitution,
knowing no North, South East or West, md look
Jog to the interests of the whole country. The I'd
endorses Donelson as the friend Of the Union, with
a spirit faithful to the Constitution. The Sd con-
dennis squstter sovereignty OF the Nebraska bill
under which aliens vote in violation of the natur-
alization laws and the ascendancy of anti slavery
sentiments is secured in every Territory hereafter
formed. The 4th declares the proscriptive spirit
and harsh invectve of the Democratic party to-
ward the American party unjustifable and un"
patriotic. The 9th declares the Democratic party
responsible for the embarrassed condition Of the f.
nances Of Virginia.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-12

The American Convention which assembled
at Smithsille on Monday last, nominated W..
P. HIoKERsoN, Esq, of Coffee County, as cleo
tor Cor that district. This is good selection.
Mr.. Hickerson is fluent and eloquent speaker,
and an able debster, and standard bearer
who will do efficient service.
Col. W. B. SToKEs, the able and efficient
Senator from DeKalb, was appointed alter
nate.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-12

COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MILE CAMILLE
URso.-We are informed, and are pleased in
being able to announce, that several ladies and
gentlemen of this city intend rendering com
plmentary benefit to Mile CAMILLE UEso.
This gifted lady lie one of the most elegant
and accomplished artistes that has ever visited
US. Her performance on the violin, for one of
her years, is remarkable, and her c, ntrbution
ed by every one as a most pleasing feature.
We are glad to accord this evidence of the
appreciation in which she is held, and hope TO
be able to announce in a few days the occasion
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-12

CE- An uncle marrying bis niece by dispense
ton OF the Pope, Is one Of the incidents mentioned
In the Florence letter Of the Newark advertiser.
The brother Of the Grand Duchess married the
daughter Of the Grand Duchess herself, and that
with the consent OF the mother. The Grand Ouch.
ess recently went from Florence 10 Naples, and as
the writer, March 20, says-
She left last week, with the hereditary prince
and her suite, for Naples. where size will nu her
brother. the "Nost Catholic King " Ia the pompous
mourning Of Holy Week, IN Ibe Easter Festivities;
perhaps assist Ia arranging marriage contract be-
tween the Tuscan Prince and the NeapOliian Pfin.
cess; though this wil depend on political eircum
Stances and not on the taste Of the royal cousins
who meet for the first time. they being only impOr-
tAnt machines In the hands Of e sovereign policy.
The near blood relationship need form 90 obtacls
90 their union, since dispensstiop OF the Pope
20 easily obtained for the marriage Of the brother
Of the Grand Duchess with her own daughterl
whose approaching aoe0aeheaeaf Il the ostsnsible
motive Of this journey. The stated Il not the
only union OF uncle and niece which has received
the sanction Of his Holiness
A. letter from Naples states that the Grad
Duchess Of Taseany, 10 eomiag be pressat at Ghe
aeeoHcLaass Of her daughter. the Countess de
Tsapani has concluded ths marriage Of her sos,
shs hereditary Prince Of Tuscany, viii daughter
Of Ferdinand IL"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-12
LAWS OF TENNESSEE.
IoFYICIAL PUBLICATION.
AN ACT

AN ACT
To egase the Official Of certain Justices OF the Peace
SkcTIoN |. Be it enacted by the General As
sembly of the State OF Tennessee, That the official
acts OF all Justices of the Peace who may have
been heretofore elected to succeed Justices OF the
Peace elected in pursuance OF the provisions OF the
fifteenth section Of the Act Of 1885, chapter l. be-
aud the same are hereby declared valid; provided,
such official acts would have been valid, if said
Justices had been legally and constitutionaly
elected.
Sec. .. Be it further enacted That when any
additional civil district shall, hereafter be estab-
lished 10 any county in this State, if t shall so hap
pen that the residence of any Justice of the Peace
shall be included within the boundary of the new
district the Justice so included, shall be Justice
of the Peace for such district; and an election
shall be held in the district from which he was ia
KEN to fill the vacancy thereby created
Sec. 5 Be it enacted that in all cases where
any Magistrate NAV have, heretofore, been included
in any additional district in the manner referred to
in the foregoing section, and may have continued
to act Justice Of the Peace for the district,
the official acts Of the Justice included shall be
deemed legal and valid; provided, said acts are, in
other respects regular; and such Justice shall be
deemed and held Justice OF the Peace for the new
district for the of his commission, six years
from the time Of his election.
Sec 4. Be it enacted, That the act passed st
the present session of the General Assembly, re-
pealing the act of lS46, commonly called the Tip.
ping License Law, shall not be construed as to
prevent tho prosecution aud conviction Of all Of
fences which have been committed under said act
prior TO its repeal, as aforesaid.
NELL S BROWN,
Speaker OF the House Of representatives.
EDWARD s. CHEATHAM,
Speaker Of the Senate.
Passed February 90 1876.