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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-30

o. FOR SALE-Situated in Mibury, s.,ss
#;,,, about half way between Arnory Village & Nm
.l4.sA. BIamanvie, Cottage House wel-buit, -=ka.
and nearly naw, one and half stories high 2sx32 with
an l4xlo containing wood-house, and shoe mikers
shop, with 95 rods of land having about 40 young fruit
trees of different kinds set thereon Also good well
of water Possession given the first of April For
further particulars inquire of the subscriber the prem
Uses. JOSEPH n J0sTIN
ian19 d3wSw5t.
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dr. HOUSE FOR SALE.-The subscribe
Ms, offers for sale a valuable House and Lot, very
,Ai1 pleasantly situated in the centre Of North Brook
field The house is large nearly new, and in complete
repair, containing Ia rooms aside from pautries and
presses it is conveniently arranged one two or even
three families, or might be used for Boarding House,
which is much needed in the place.
An excellent well OF durable water, and some valuable
Fruit Trees on the place. The property will be sold low
and payments made easy. Possession given the first Of
April next. THOMAS BOND
North Brookfled. Dec. IL 1885. ZEE
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Western Ticket OHice.-Througb Western
Tickets, for al principal Cities and Towns
LEONARD & Co, Agents,
aulR dn 1SO Main street
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For sale by DAVID SCOTT, GEO h. sPURR, and
Druggists generally.
A. f. Field sole proprietsr Providence r. T.
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Dr. CEough's COLUMN zan PiIIs-A sure
for pain in the side headache, sick headache,
tveness piles nervousness and all bilious arrangements.
These Pills with less cost Of money and loss Of time,
than any medium discovered; and there is
sea, or gripping, attending their Every family in
Worceeershould have dozen boxes in The house,
family medicine, for these Pills, if used faithfully
will breakup any fever if used early and the best
thing cold any person tried. Sold by D. Scott,
G. r. Spur, j. Green, and others. diff OLE
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ENOR I2 I-3 CENTS.-The best White Domes
H tic Flannel ever sold in Worcester-10 pieces lust
received, and very cheap, at A. Y. THOMPSON & co.
jan div Faggs Block.
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q. E. ABBOTT.

EE.zs.a.s5sssgg3 NORWICH & WORCESTER
ESs@%a!4 RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF WINTER ARRANGEMENT
I On and after WEDNESDAY, Jan 80 1855, Passenger
Accommodation Trains will leave as follows
No wichf for Worcester and Way Stations IA 1215
AMI 3.45 P. NJ.
Worcester for Norwich and Way Stations, Z, and 10
A. NJ, 4.30 P NJ.
p st. NJ. ANDREWS, Agent /.
N. & W. R. R, 0fics, Norwich, JAN g. 1856. If
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N O Il L O. Ell

We shall continue to offer the stock on baud at such
prices as will insure its speedy sale and shall present our
customers with complete assortment Of seasonabe goods
at the lowest prices.
In order to bring business to close it becomes
necessaryto sell our goods from thus date for CASH
HENRYH. CaAMBERLIN
LEWIS BARNARD,
GEORGE SUMNER.
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EHOUSE LOTS FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE
n N FOR OTHER PROPERTY few House Lots win
be exchanged for small Farm Worcester or for
Houses in the city.
Please address Box 1874 Worcester P o.
4
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The GxemSess Medical DsscoverT % ne
Age Mr. KENNEDY, of Ioxbury, has discovered IN one
of our common asture Weeds. resey S. eais 10y
kind of Hunor, from the worst serooiadown to common
Pinple He has tried in eleven hundred cases and
never failed except two cases, (shunder huraor he
has now in his possession over two hundred certificates Of
Is yaiue all within twenty miles OF Boston.
T, hotties is warranted to nursing sore mouth.
One to three bottles viii the worse kind Of pmples
Two or three bottles will clear the system Of bes.
Two bottles is warranted to the worst canker in tbs
mouth end stomach.
Three five bottles is warranted to cure the worst case
One 20 two bottles is warranted to cure all huzaor in tina
Two bottles is warranted to cure running the cars and
blotc1les among the hair
Foars to SIX bottles is warranted to corrupt and
running ulcers
oae bottle viii cure scaly eruptions Of the skin
Two three bottles warranted to cure the worst case
Of rngworm.
Two three bottles is warranted % cure the ostoee
pcrate case Of rheumatism.
Three or four bottles is warranted to care sa fheun.
Five to eight bottles will the worst case OF scoiuA
benefit is ALWAYS experienced from iherst bottle and
perfect cure is warranted when the above quantity is
taken
Reader peddled oyer thousand bottles Of this in the
vicinity of Boston know the effects OF 1t In every case
So sure as water will exnguish fire. SO sure VIII this cure
humor never sold bottle of but that bottle sold an
other; after trial it always speaks Tor ltse There are
two things about this herb that appears to surprising
first that grows pastures, in some places quite
plenty yet its value has never been known until dis
covered it in 1886 second it should all kinds OF
hlulor have given it to children DID, up o'od
men Of sixty from the homelest in Boston, up
the belle Of Nonantum and all The is certain.
No change of diet is ever necessary the best you can
get. have likewise herb when rmered in sweet oil
dssoves scrofuous swelling of the ,eck and under the
ears price 90 cents.
Directions for use. Adult, o. table spoonful per
day; children over eight years. desc spoonul children
from five eight years. spoonful AS nodirectioncan
be applicable to all constitutions, enough to operats
on bowels twice day.
Kennedy gives personal attendance bad cases Of
scrofua.
Price 81. Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, 100
Warren street, KoSbury. For sale by REDDING Il co.
estate street, Boston,
For sale in Worcester by D. Scott, NJ. B Green, 8
White & Co., C. A. Harrington s Co, f. H. Marsh, F. D
Wetherbee Caldwell Hill, Bus1 & ~ James Green
L. T. LazeiE sbley Scott CappVille, George Rober
Southbfdge, A. 7. Ammidon Oily dl
Dr.. s-InnsI.,s Cnlunshsnm PiIIs-A sure
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Reol estate.

I'M HOUSE FOR SALE.-The House and
Hf; Land No. 25 Summer street, lately owned by Mrs
No.. Abigail W. r. Smith, deceased, now occupied by
Five Families, is for sale, at bargain the purchaser
For particulars inquire of JOSEPH LEWIS near the prem
ises, or WILLIAM JESNIsoN, No. Is Chestnut Street
Worcester. Jan. H. 1874
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g Should auld acquaintance forgot
And never brought 10 min;
Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And days o. aud lang syne."
The members OF ending June
junior class ending June 1892 Sophomore
class OF the ending June 1881 the
year ending June 1880, hereby
Washington ID. Co. by the third Of March, D. 1857
brighten the links the chain oflovs and
tide entirely sever exchange in
lives greeting and sympathy, and lament unmely
OF their most promising compeer
preliminary meeting OF the seapponted committee will be
held the first Monday September, D. 1885,
States HOTEL Chestnut street between Fourth and Fh
which members
attend when the
adopted TO secure as full an attendance possible.
tbs whom : be
good enough furnish secretary the committee by mail with
their respective post Offices
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. D.,
OF Trenton, N. j., Chairman OF Committee.
ALEXANDER c. HART, Nj. D.,
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LIGHTNER.
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
Of Winston, Allegheny Co, Md,
SAMUEL P. RICHARDS,
OF Balsto Iron and Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS W. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
ions WIIpMln, Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 97-iawtMnT3 [Intellgencerl
All the civilized Of world request
ed TO notice this advertisement In their editorial
berr Of the
visions Of the globe and all newspapers throughout the United
States OF America requested
casonay between this date and the ID Of March A. 1887
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Tri,ssmsr-The Great European Discovery,

PROTECTED BY royal letters patent Of England by
e seals Of Eooo DC Pbamacie dc Pas and the Imperial Col
lego Of Medicine Vienna.
Fesema No the remedy for general debility
o. Ne power premature decay and all the distressing
guonces arising from an early abuse &C ls effects cacious
In YOUTH manhood and old vrle powers would
impaired, decline were
universally adoped all physical mpedments vanish like magic
before IL influence thus rendering lis invaluable
,ering the marriage
Tessmar No completely and entirely eradicaes
those disorders which
an andote for, tho ruin Of the health Of yasporon pop
uaton.
Thesom No Dis the great European remedy for that
disorders which, unfortunately, the English physician with
10 the inevitable destruction Of the
and which all the sarsaparlla In the world
Nos l. devoid smell, and
all nauseapg qualities ThsJ lay the toilet table without
their use being detected.
Sold in Tin cases divided separate
miuistered BY Yalpsau, Lalsmnnd, Roux, &C.
he had, wholesale and retail, OF Mr. w. A. Barrow, No n
Green Canal New York specially appointed by the
proprietor and for the United States and
other OF America immediately receiving remittance
Mr. Barrow viii forward the fressmar any Of the world
securely and addressed according the instructions Of the
writer.
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov 0-dlY
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FLEETWOOD CE1mETERY.-ohee No. 2y2 Pennsylvania
VI OF lo street, the Savings Bank This
cemetery laid plan the celebrated Greenwood
New iork and situated the high ground distant and
Ter mile north Of the CAPITOL North Capitol leading directly
10 the This received charter Con
appopang their ground forever 10 burial making
fee tide purchaser prohibiting from
legislation Otherwise, which OF Importance those who
wish their dead where
become custom in all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable for other purposes sell IT, and dead
niscuousiy prevent
o. titles gwen the ground
NJ B-Ohee open ffem 10 co ~ where pamphlets, with
nap, the charter, and bylaws and all other information, be
len r.
No. 40 Seventh street, other undertaken, win be
altanaed Juae Tidy
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ny RAILROAD DIRECT 10 THE WEST.
IN ~ T7jssasQ


Roarsi
Running lime bsi,Oesn Washington and Onoinna 81 hours
Through Tickets and nssgsgs Checks 10 be had IN
HE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved its
Offers the fullest
ee between Washington BALTIMORE and all portions
The trains from Washington and the
eSod ISs Relay aaa ~ ane as
from Baltimore Thus the only change of required between
Wheeling Washington station
through tickets for points beyond The connocnr as
Washington daily a6, m and AZ, M Sundays the
A. w9ss"s s ss,,s1o made with trains CEN
Wnselng through Cambridge GAINESVILLE, Newark
trains G with The
AZ c. railroad trains connect with the fast trains
Of the Little Miami railroad xena, CINCINNATI LOUIS
WILLIE SC At Xenia, Little Miami railroad connexion
Hagte Lafayette, Chicago, Rock Island, St Louis, &C.
Natchez New Orleans are also sold az ashinaon
are transferred at Cincinnati TO the mail steamers the Ohio
FOR CLEVELAND, and Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chi
Wheeling and Wesve (forty mies,) where EXON
requested that only
ahorng through tickets and checks in Washington also the
Shortest speedy and direct leading
great West The distance from Washington
but 6s miles, being about 100 miles shorter than by other
Pare by ticket from Washington To Wheeling 80
BY M s 81 y steamer s from s
LOUISE an ns%pn
For Frederick and arpers Ferry Marnsbug BuseIs sprnss
GumSsand Bedford sEIss and
way stations Baltimore Wheeling g. m,
train from washington o.,. -
For further information through tickets &C., apply to TIL
PARSONS, agent AT Washington station 1900 : -
,-..r-- John II. DONE,
May5-dn Ohio Railroad Baltimore
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ov1s Dn rs.nn.t'otaiISbi-The Rob ofDR BOY
NEAU LAFkBLTEUR s FAR superior sirups Cusi-
neI o. sarsaparia or other similar remedies II radically
without all affections Of skim darre
81 Itch The
period Of life, and hereditary acmony humor A. depura
powerfully sGcncous
fractions and oeL waness Of the arising from abuses
injections soundigs, As nBtsyphlc
very Diseases ensuing from The se
Of balsam Of capava ubeh injections only
the virus without nrutragina The nnyyeau above
recommended In yph diseases recent or long
n and which have resisted the powers Of mercury the odue
Of potassium,
General agents the United Gabriel Rondn esq., o.
William street, wholesale orders Guio Dpconge
New Orleans; Seuilly, San Francisco.
The Rob Lanecteur sold by s the
ted States The pamphlet mdi.
cal properties Of the Rob will be obtained BY writing O. Hlon
da William street, New York, who win every nformanon
wanted -
@. n, prepared an orders America tho West In
dies so free Of The United States duties
March N-dlY.
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Proposals for Building Six schooners for the
United states Revenue Service.

TREAsuRT DEPARTMENT,
September 6, 1856
SEALE0 PROPOSALS. distinctly endorsed Proposals for REEVE
~ Neses and Addressed the the Treasury,
will be received until 70 O'Clock noon,
Of November furnishing the materials, constructing equip
and delivering ahoat of
burden EACH for thr United
northern lakes.
The models and plans be furnished by contractor
No proposal will be considered received from persons en-
gaged in sip building And by the
OF responsible contract
will be entered the bidder acceptance Of oe BY
the department
One half Of the ~ win be paid presentation
Of satisfactory evidence that panked
the decks laid and The balance the delivery Of The
petcd.
Al the materials used be Of quality The work TO
executed In faithful manner and satisfaction the
per
The veSse when received om the hands contractor
fully reed furnished and equipped, and finished oeat, with
OF chains, anchors
camboo.s, cabin, and ward room furniture boats.
bidding will with the required
speeifeatons application TO this department
bidders should desire
vessels liberty 10 offer for their
convenience JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Sept G-9awin6hNoy
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mo. BELL
No. 56l.l
Notice of the Withdraw of Lands In Mich.

IN pursuance of of approved Sd June, 1885,
railroads said State,
from and location of the
directed heretofore ordered by telegraph
3Oh OF May last, 10 wit;
Office All the lands district in the southern
nasula and IA and township
the northern PeninuiG all the lands north Of
80 aud west Of Tunge 10 west.
Office An the andsin the district except
ships II, I2 10, and IA lying west OF range IA west.
Office All lands the district, except
townships situated north of township IL and Of
and north Of township 10 and east OF range
Once DErRoT All the lands In the district lying between
townships and ii north, and all situated OF range
Office KALAMAZOO; All the lands in the district lying
range o west
Office MARIE All the lands district situated
south " township 81, in ranges 90 TO 81 inclusive.
South OF township 50, In ranges 30 to "a inclusive.
South Of township SO, in IS and &c.
South of township 81 In 81 and 30.
North OF township 40, 30 and 40; and
North oftownsbip ~, In ranges Al and A.
These latter, embracing nearly all the lands advertised in dc
rredeus proclamation No. 5 be July at sann
Ste Marie which will therefore, be offered public
therein ordered.
my hand, General Office at the city Of
Washington, this thirteenth day Of June, 1856.
THO5, A. HENDRICKS,
June H-law6wt Intel K Star Commissions,
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mo 56s1
Motto
June l3iaw6w

Of HIhdrdI0al Of additional Lands in Florida.
FURTHER In pursuance Of the entitled An granting
pubic In Florida
Alabama, aid construction Of csrHin railroads In said
sAesn approved 18th May 1896 instruct communicated
BY hits office tho land officers Nswnansvie and Tampa Foh
the 9th withdrawal from
unu further ordcrr, following described
ang within probable limits Of selection OF Tampa Bay
Main Stem Railroad In said State, to wits
Once All the lands situated south Of the body
Of land, here oe Withdrawn for the Cedar Key Branch railroad
II the line which divides twentyfour and 1--WE
and HoTh Of the line dividing townships nineteen and twenty
Once TsMrA Al The lands situated Des Of the line dividing
and the line which
vides townships thirty and thirty
under my hand the General Land Once, city
JOHN HOOD
Sept l0-law6w Acting Commissioner,
flint. and Sar1
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ward HiRgina
Hllnaaa 5..u

Stopping Southampton, both going returning, they
proceeding London Haye
other route, for the economy Of time aud money.
Passage from RsO York to Southampton and Bremen
First cabin, saoon $3.50 first cabin, saloon, $40
second do, 500,
All letters and newspapers pass through post ONCE
No bills ading will signed parcels received day
sailing
An experienced surgeon is attached TO each ship.
FOR freight OF passage apply TO
g. Ii. SAND, IL South William 81, N. Y.
u. A. HEINEKEN Co., Bremen.
CRoSKEY 4 Co, Southampton.
WILLIAM IsELIN, HavIe.
Feb 2T-dly
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CautiOn-LOttery Frauds.

OgUCK OF THs MAINLAND CONSOLIDATED LOrIHEIKs,
Baim2re, Maryland, July 1, 1885
THE Maryland deemed Il
his caution the public the sindeTs
who circulate By mail aud otherwise fraudulent lottery schemes,
agent tickets which
wholly fictitious
only Maryland those daily
the upennlendenee the elected
the State under the constitution approve the
schemes and 10 attend 10 the drawings.
All the tickets these lotteries all certificates
tickets, have the Brennan general
for the once Maryland Consolidated
Baltimore Maryland" All others fraudulent
For tu Information the subject of those frauds address
\, x. Brennan,
Sept 2B-dIy Baltimore, Maryland.
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Law school Cumberland University, az Lebanon,
Tennessee.

Cumberland Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caruthe, late OF the
judges Of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan of the judges supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromded L. Ridley of councillors of the State
Judges Cauthes and Green their whole
the school.
Plan finsrucon Daily examinations each the
books No regular Of lectures explanations Of the
daily lessons IN the progress of the examinations.
Weekly law equity In which
prosecute them through all processes
The framed
Deeds wills, all documents
trials Some of appeal
upreme which held monthly
public the end The students clerks
jurors circuit Judges and chancellors other official
Sacities connected with their suits.
SoasThe first session the third Monday
ember ends third Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday in July.
sesson.Tuion fee $50,
So boarding $50. Students
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
sessions required complete
No
four regular classes may
a during the collegiate year.
There moot legislature connected with the school.
Number Of students the last collegiate year eighty
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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mo. b52l
By the President OF the United states

IN pursuance ofaw FRANKLIN PIERCE, President the
public sales viii aforementioned land osss in a.
s,s Michigan a, u. qTss ssT s assFHAsS 2 wit
day day July next for the disposal Of the pub
situated within the aforementioned townships and aenOnG
townships, viz;
North Of the base line OJ prinepaI meridian
Tue ISLANDS situated In section six township n
s Sss s0 81 S sSd township as s
i've and in section thirty Tee township forg AVE. Of range
Township forty-nine, ofrange ten.
townships forty nine and any, Of ,asgs eleven
Township forty three, forty six and forseVen, twenty
Township. four and GoIy q range swsHgaye
Township iony nine, of range tweny,seyen
Townships forty eight io-nine, and ni-one' ofrange y
townships forty eight, Ory-nine. my, hy-One Of n
townships forty-dve my, and one, Of range thyar
Township any, o. range aiI gs re-
sx hiryhve aud thirty IN township niwo Of range forty
a. n Sa a@q Sss for he dp o public enS SS
within following named townships and parts oftowuh
viz:
NORTH of line and west Of ts Ptnepai meridian
Township thirty-seyen, of range twenty seven.
Townships and Of Of rsnss
HoriA Of tbs line Of hs pyinepaI meridian
Certain islands situated following sections, zee
ions twenrour and twenty Ave- township Of rang
thirty, range eight in sections nineteen and thirty township
,i four o. the same range in section Twelve township wsn
shp ihiry-lwo, in section ,hree township
thirty and In sections nne thirty three,
township thirty zone, OF the
Lands appropriated by law the of schools military,
other together with those swamp and overlooked
unit cultivation granted the
the act entitled enable the Arkansas
reclaim the swamp iands' within their limits"
September 90, 1850, wiit be excluded from the sales
The offering lands will BE- commenced the dan
appointed proceed in the order in which they
despatch until the whole shall have
thus closed but sale shall be kept
than two weeks and no private entry Of any q the lands vii
hand the city Of Washing0n this h day
April, Domin thousand eight hundred and fy
BY the President: FRANKLIN PIERCE.
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once
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Washington Aqueduct.

OTrIcE WAsHssToE hauuDUcT,
Washington March u 1855.
PROPOSALS invited for graduation masonry
dams, tunnels other efthe Washington aqueduct
Proposals. received the 9Th May will be opened
that day.
Maps pro6o specifications be ready for eI
animation and amer the 10Th day ofApri merit.
Proposals will be received particular cuyerts
described In the plans
Portions only OF some Of the works be completed under
appropriation but all for unfinished
be subject future appropriations Congress The engineer
the prescribe Of be
under each for each appropriation
ofthe appropriation not holding sufficiently decide when and
what works shall be stopped unit unds become available
In Of the entire soppuge particular for
unds the reserved viii be paid the judgment
the engineer the work has been properly executed lar
gone.
Payments will be made in specie checks upon the United
the monthly estimates Of the engineer
per and viii be condition 81 all that the
All bids should be sealed and endorsed Proposals for work
the Washington AqueducLn
the
should be deemed make
mG considered conducive progress Of
Every offer stbc accompanied by written guarantee by
responsible the effect
bidder bidders w OF their bid be accepted
into obligation, within days, with good
completion o the
certificate
Judge United States district Attorney
the general individual the Engineer
pamcn Of War; that the able TO make good
guarantee
viii be opened presence Of bidders, any them
choose to be present.
NJ c. MEIGs,
Capt. OF Engineers, in charge.
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Land Warrant Lost.

II HE public hereby notified day August
1880 The undersigned, James NJ. HALEY, warrant
No I250, for 100 issued by Commissioner Pen
ons r the Uned States under the 1855
in the United States mail at scosvle Albeae county Wiz
gnia, said NJ SNYDER SON. Wash
ington city that the said land by
thereon, IN blank by uudersRned
the NJ Snyder Son and ills believed that the sae
was either fraudulently taken from The mails or lost.
Al persons therefore hereby against purchasing the
said intend spply Commissioner Of Pensions
for duplicate Of said warrant,
JAMES N. HALEY
Semi IO-law6w