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gentleman Of Boston writes to his friend in New Bed.

from the scalp II also prevents the hair from becoming
unhealthy and falling on, and hence acts a perfect
HAIR INNIG0RAToR AND TONIC.
gentleman Of Boston writes to his friend in New Bed.
ford thus; r.-
To your inquiries, would reply that when FIRST com
ineneed using Professor Woods ar Restorative my hair
vas almost white aud had been the last ten v, ays
and was very thin the top e my head and very loose
and pulled out reeyi but found that before had used
all the second bottle, (Which eight weeks) my hair
was entirely changed to its original COLOR light brown,
snd is now free from dandruf and quite moist have
had my hair cut five or six times since the change and
have never seen any thing like white hair starting from
thsro and it is thick it ever was and does
NOT come OUT al all 1t has proved in my case all that
VoqlG Wish 70 ask Yours, etc.-- %
July 1, 1855.
From the Boston Herald
SOMETHING KNOWING - By using Professor
Woods Hair Restorative grey hair be permanently
restored to its original color. The suhjoaed sertifcato
from johnson Stone Gardiner Maine but one of tho
many instances that are daily coming to knowledge
Of its wonderful effects Il is no longer probeatica but
seevdent truth, hundreds in our community can ties
iify, :.
GARDNER, Maine June, %, 1855.
DEAR SIR have used two battles of Professor Woods
Hair Restorative and truly say is the greatest dis
Before using it, was man Of seventy. My hair haS
now attained its original color You can recommend it to
The world without the least fear, my was one Of
the worst kind Yours, respectfully
Professor O. j. WooD DANIEL N, MURPHY
BRooKFIELD, Massachusetts, Jan. ~, 1865.
DEAR slR-Havi1g made trial of your Hair R4stoI
pressure " pay ludI It's eHtCt mas Deefl
excellent in removing II ammaon, dandrud and con-
slant itching tendency with which have been troubled
from childhood; and has also restored my hair which was
becoming grey, its original color have used no 9th
sr article with any thing like the pleasure and profit
Yours, truly, J. < BRAGG
Pastor OF the Orthodox Church, Brookfeld
From the Missouri Dea0cTatI
WOODS HAIR DYE-This admirable article is ran
Idly improving the hair, No article of similar kind
now before the public enjoys better reputation as a re-
loative and nyigoratihg hair onc. It's peculiar chem
cSl qualities have beneficial effect upn the growth and
Character of ae hair giving silky and glossy texture to
that which was formerly of and dry nature It
has, also We understands tendency to preserve the
youthful color and appearance of The hair and destroying
or counteractins the effects Of age. With such
mendaons in its lav0r hardly perceive how any Lady
o. gentleman could be without valuable adjunct to
their toilet
o. >, WOOD Co, Proprietors, 3l2 Broadway, New
York, and ia Market street ST. Louis NJ
jll9 dSw3nis
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Ne ONEYI MONEY!! MONEY

NkONEY MONEY!! MONEY
we WHY BE WITHOUT MONEY! when it is just
as easy for any to be around with packet flu as
not, if they only think So have got new articles
from which fom ave to twenty dollars day can be made
either by male female 1t is highly respectable basin
ess and an article which is wansed in every family in
the United States Enclose two dollars by mail at
my RISK, and will forward by return mail cmculor.
WIN tull instructions 10 the art. The business very
easy-Try it. you are out If employment, and you viii
never regrets FOR It viii be better for you pay the above
sum- and insure guoi business than to pay tw, ny Eve
cents Cor spurious advertisement This is no humbug
Try iti--Try it,! TRY il! Address your letters to
DWIGHT MONROE. New York.
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w HITE LINENS

WHITE LINENS
Cases White Linens, slightly damaged worth e2j
cents, only 3S cents Shirt Fronts g. 12t II 90 and Is
cents. Best ojlored Cambrcs, 81 cents. Best English
secia, 10 cents, Best Sarsenet Cambria, 10 cents 100
sHAwLs, large size, ali Wool, only 4.6o $4,000 worth
of MUSLIN, EDGlNGs, and MEETINGS, at your
own prices.
n B. Customers should not fail to give us an early
call, determined to- close out our entire Stock
VIM. LOCKE, & Co,
Nos. s 4 Lincoln Honse Block, Main St. opposite
Rnston and Worcester Depot
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nam WORCESTER SPY.
TERMS OF PUBIIoArioN

Printed and Published by JOHN MILTON EARLE, &
THsMAs DREW at No 2l2 Main Street, Worcester Mass.
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Ga VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,
E;i; Containing no Acres Of Moving Tlsee Pa,
- ture and Wood Land with connections Buiidlpg,
@aerea and pleasantly situated IL miles from Holden
land Said farm is under good state Of cuItivaton and
Is 20 aid as to be easily worked worthy the attention
o. tnose IN want Of good farm For information refer
y LEE SPRAGUE, Esq, Of Worcester IRA BROAD. Of
Holden or the subscriber, on the premises T -
Holden, Dec. I'd, 1856. CHARLES sPRAGUE.
d8 dkwtf
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sent one of my circulars to an Editor in Georgia
and he gave me notice il his paper like the following;
4" Mr. Monroe sent me Of his circulars and l viii
Just say to my readers that whoeve Of you out Of
employment that NJ Monroe's business is good bust
ness and money be out OF it by any one who
engages in It, for it is no humhpgn d3m dS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-12

DAILY PAPER.-Five dollars per year, $3.50 for six
months; rs for three months; 10 cents per week. single
-opies two each. When paid stricttyin cdUanCe
deduction of 81 year will be made, and pToportionste
'educton if paid quarterly half yearly in advance
WEEKLY PAPER.-PTice two dollars year; 81 for sig
months and SO cents for three months II paid strictly in
advance, ST. cts year. single copies cents each
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Gro terp, 81
NO CHANGE IN TIE
CEsOCHGEBs BUSH " EESS /! (!
STILL $4,000 WORTH
CRoCKERY, GLASS &lCHTgA WARE,
PAPER HANGtNGS, Q.
To be sold as soon as possible

Contempat ed changes are spoken of by my neigh
bors as things TO be wondered at bu il is within The
memory Of that several changes have been made &C
the same place yet the " foun alton Of the Healt of
the Commonwealth has thus far stood uhshaken
They speak of Great Discounts to he made on all
their Goo s, including JAMES EDWARDS & SONS
Stone Ware, which they specify the best in the mar
ket.
beg leave to announce to the public that have on
hard both Tea anu dinner Ware Of EDWARDS, which L
would be glad to sell at 10 per discount before or
after the Oath Of January next.
have now on hBnd large assortment of
JOHN ALCOCK'S GOODS,
which consider far superior EDWARDS and as have
boeh kinds hand would ike any tirle to show The
difference between them to any who will favor me
with call As Mr. ALcooK has price, and warrants
az his goods nos to crackie am unable to make the
discounts that can on Edwad's. Upon examination
think any will say that Acock is cheapest at the
LIST RICES.
have on hand as usual a large assortment
TABLE CUTLERY,
Britannia Ware, Silver Plated Tea Sets Knives Forks
spoons, Tea Trays, Table Mats, Tin Toilet Ware Sc
which shall sell at prices as can be bought in
this city.
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sHAwLs. suAw1s snA,u,

PRINTS, PRINTS.
Cases PrinHt, 81 cents
herrimack, Cooheco and Pacific Prints, 10 cts.
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d. A CHANCE. The subscriber win ssl he
,,i,, place, consisting Of nearly new House. Barn.
49, and acres Of land, with great variety Of fruit
Its situated on Plantation Street, the Bloomingdae
Io u miles from the City Hall. Apply the premi.
rs, any day after p. FRANCIS o. MIsNER
BH deodkSsef $500 Us ~ =.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-12

Neuralgia
NJ fashion
ale by
ainstreet
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-12

ALPACAS, ALPINEs.
Alpacas, 12l. 20, % ard 81! cents.
Alpnes, 624, IS and 95 cents.
Mourning Grapes at one-half the cost.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-12

On FARM FOR SALE.-That valuable Cd
% tate in Auburn miles from this Office veil =
a as the Baird Place, can be had for cash. credit or
9lty property For further particulars invuire Of p
h NM at Goulding's Planning Mill, or g. KNOWL.
tOt, W ule premises e my1 diff
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n. ID. advertisements.
ID oFESsOR o. r.. WOOD s
HAIR RESTORATIVE
FOR PRODUCING HAIR ON BALD HEADS
AND RESTORING GREY HAIR

TO IT'S NATURAL COLOR.
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o.. SMALL FARM FOR sALE-Co1-
s,i, tanning Ten Acres Of Land in the town Of Barre
AA4A Mass about one and half miles from the center
on the Hubbardston road The buildings consist Of a
good tvo-story House, Barn, and Backsmhs Shop and
there also Shoe shop on the premises Il will be sold
very low, and three-fourhs of the purchase money NAV
remain on mortgage for a term Of years. Apply q
asaf GEORGE T. S. CURTIs,
- - Real Estate Broker,
10 dh Union Riotk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-12

LIVERY BODY SAYS WHITCOM ass
M REMEDY FOR TIE ASTHMA, Ia decidedly he
best medicine they used for the cure OF HAY Fever
Rose Gold, Asthma, &c, 70. For sale by
0E0. r. sPURR, 20l Main street.
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h !The
10, Foster
|ster Rail
|lforTn his
II Oysters
|tofore, to
|rs, which
reasonable
|TLBY
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GENNENG MACHINES WANTED TO
- kEPAlR.-Fhe undersigned has procured the SER
wees oil an experienced mechanic, who will devote his
Tine to repairing Sewing Machines so that any person
sendng machines to the undersigned by express or 9TH
erWlse, in depend having them repaired in a thor
notice.
Also constantly on hand great variety of Iron and
steel Saw Arbors and Lathe Dogs Lahes built to order
orders addressed tn the undersigned will be promptly al
tended to and neatly executed
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NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.- NO
tee Is hereby given that the undersigned have this
Jay formed copartnership under the Arm Of 6 MUZzY
CO." for the manufacture Of Rife Barrels &c. and
will continue the business at the old stand Merrideds
Buildings, Exchange street. NATHAN NJ MUZZY,
J2z diff WILLIAM CARY
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Vie I!T, 8LD 01Sf5, EsTAgLIsHEp REAL

d. COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SALE
s, In this city, about halt mile Southwest Of the
4lACity Hail. in pleasant location, containing eight
ooms. The House is in good repair has large garden
ood water ample sore-rooms barn. &C.. and is in every
tsy adapted fora genteel prlvats residence. twill be
old az bargain, and payments easy.
II not sold previous to tie FIRST Of April It viii be rent
ID to good tenant. Apply to GEO. T. s. CURTIa
- Real Estate broker,
10 du TTnion Rioctr
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aOO iset r. John Clear Plank from to four in thick
100000 feet I'd Clear Boards and PLANK Eastern and West
ern together with Laths, Shingles Pckets, Pine Rail-
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A GREAT NATIO NAL WORK:
AN ABRIDG CEMENT
OF THE
DEBATES OF CONGRESS.

By THE AUTHOR CT "gHI8TY YEARS. VIEW
TO be completed in is vos $50 Pages each comprising
what is now contained in over One Hundred Volumes
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dissolution OF COPARTNER-
NJ sHIP.-Notice is hereby given that the partner
snip heretofore existing between Nathan NJ. Muzzy,
James p Paine, and William A. Cary, under the frfet
HITCHCOCK, MUZzY, q CO., was dissolved on the
twenty first day Of January, A. D. 1857 BY mutual con-
sent, James z. Paine retiring from the business !.
NATHAN NJ MUZzY,
JAMES P. PAINE,
tra.lO. l.nI .H8s WILLIAM A. GARY
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"a luiS Oasnnere Long SnaRis, at about half the
original price.
Bay State Long Shawls. for So.
Waterloo Shswls for, So.
Empire State Long shaws, for S..
Mourning Shawls al kinds.
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'T( OOKllESPONDENTS.

ERs subscription advertising or other n
nancia business Intcgeucer should be addressed 10
the editorial department Of the paper,
taou he addressed the Editors, jointly or 70 eeF QUO
Correspondents writing for publication will please write
only On one side OF the paper. A., .A1;,. ne
An observance the above rules VIII SIeaS
mad secure more prompt attention to correspondents ~
mi. receive.
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TRANSPORTATION
Winter Arrangement.

g asIsEl
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VIM. Tell EncamPment Mo- . At-7'ies's ess..s =
above the second and JoUr Tuesday evenings oil eAs"
month. nESnY KvErr, C. Pi taas. LACK Scribe
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Protestant Union Kall. Main street, between
,,s,'ros and Quincy; services 1O1s morning
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I,IlI5 Jaw or NEWsPAPEKs.

Isubscribers give express notice to the
rrary wishing continue their subscrP
tiOns. H. Hs
II subscribers dscontInuaRce of their peri
odicals, pUblIa=r continue send them until all ar
FeaTages are paid - - 80.
als from the which they are directed teS
responsible they have settled the bill ana 0ruereu e
dIseontinued IT, ,.... ,,,,bont uSorr.
rg publishers, and tue papers are Se"' 70 ~
FeGtiUn, they held responsible. a.,
5NIhe Courts decided that refusing to take per9a
I from the office, removing and leaving teu uheaue"
or ia Uri,lu yuciu evidence of Intentional fraud.
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,,,,l, FELLOWS DIRECTORY

v,r,InIus Lodge no. :s.-Meets every Thursday
evening at the Iia corner of Market and Monroe
g.,nl,Iiu Lodge Ne. 1:S.-Meets as abOveeVery
,,.ns"r evening. j. J. FRENCH, N. g.; w. p. Nc
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MATHEW McNABB,
MANUFACTURER OF YlNEGAT

DEALER a1HI
HIour, Mill Feed of NIL kinds. Corn nnd
= Corn lIenI, Oats, ISnled llny, sc. 9-a-
Allor articles delivered fresOf extra charge
N the aa s prize paid in cash for all Country Produce
articles. - s ~ :.
ing jelI
watches, j JevveIry siIvernnd PInIed Ware,
Clocks. q c. d c..sH
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FOR the information Of strangers visiting the cyWS pup
,. die following list Of different Churches and their
time and place of meeting. If there are any
VIII make the necessary correction with pleasure:
~ lrtttheq0's ElscopdtiuH, Corner Monroe ana byron
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o. ~ BROMN

no. 118 Main, Street,! Wheeling, Va.
now opening the finest and largest Assortmens
OF goods line that has been brought to this
city, which will b sold Wholesale and Retail at prices as
low as any house West of the Atlantic cities
Among goods may be found Gold and Silver Watches
the most celebrated English and Suisse Manu-
Lever Watches. Clocks in great variety including few
dag ue quality, suitable for Banks, Railroad
stations, Offices and Watch Makers.
Beautiful Jewtlry, otherwise, Of Cofa Mosaic
Cameo, Gold, Stone Lava, and all Gold JcwClry Also, an
assortment Solder and plated JeWcy, very cheap
Fine pocket Cutlery, nazors, Scissors, Silver Napkin
this warranted to be as good
n25 IFS Sinin ST., one door from Marsh TaSlor's.
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Sheppard and Morgan,

Sheppard and Morgan,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
saddle. Harness and Trunk Manufacturers
No. I31, Hain st. Corner OF Union.
TAyE now on hand large complete assortment of
III all articles in our line consisting Of Ladies and Gem
tgnes Saddles fine and Harness. IEon FRANC and
Wood TunEs and Valiees, Carpet Bags, Satches Upper
Ieather Hocshin Hair and Wool Collars Whips, Hamess
&c. &c. &c.
saddles OF every description and quality fio the lowest
rate to the best style Of English ShaftOe
Irsn frame Trunks and Valices, superior article
and liehtneSs strength and durability
Zine singlE and double Harness Of the best styles Stage
Wagon and Harness Of the best material and work
rnanship.
veTfetv Of material and pattern.
All work ordered wiz furnished promptly and eff
fort viii be- spared merit continuance of public IA
VG5; 5oyiI TlSe US . eau, sHEprARD MORGAN.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-10
A CARD.

1T Is A CONCEDED FACT THAT W. ii.
u WILL A MS. AGENT, OF RALEIGH. and SCOTT
assortment of Gentlemen Ready Clothing and Fur
nishng Goods in North Carolina.
Being directly connected with establishment that
ufacures for eight other large houses all of which stand
rputed Oldest and best tested houses their respec
tive States it is idle to speak of competition by others who
may purchase their stocks in New XOrk elsewhere when
there to excel the old and noted firm of Keen
Scott, Newark, Nj.
The agent for the branch at Raleigh need only to apprse
those abroad Of these facts that they may avail
OF the advantages to be realized in the purchase Of their
Their orders. 49,
This winter fully prepared for those who visit us
during the session Of the Legislature.
Sai's ordered and delivered within ten days.
- W. H. WILLIAMS, Agent,
CSuccestor TO z. L. Hardine)
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EWPUBLICATIONs.-M KirkIands Memoirs
II of Washington with illustrations.
Marrying Too Lately the Author of "Petcr Schle-
mien in America"
Miss Warmers Popular Book-The Hills of the Shate-
niue.
Three New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; or Home Lessons.
Douglass Farm.A Story Of Life, in Virginia.
Stories of An Old Maid
Commodore Perry's Expedition to Japan.-Colored En-
Cravings, Maps, &c. Government ediiiOn.)
KaDes Arctic Expedition -2 vols. Library Sheep.
The Rifle Axe, and Saddle Bags, and other Lectures
Ry VIM. Henry Mlburn.
The Modern Whitfeld-Shrmons of the Rev. c. Spur
geon, Of London.
Prue and by George W. Curtis.
Scenes and Incidents the Prsires and in Mexico-By
Josiah Gregg.
Recoeciions of Lfe-Tme-By S. G. Goodrich, author
of Peter Parley's Tales
Rome Papal and Christianity D.. DeSanctis, D. D.
Adventures in the Wilds Of America BY Lanman with
illustrations.
McFinga, Modern Epic Poem-By John Trnmbul,
LII. d.
Life and Times of Cranmer
" " Luther.
Home and the World.
Milleduca Thousand Pleasant Things
For sale BY H. ID. TURNER
North-Carolina Book Store.
Jan. 1881 p
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INSANE ASYLUM.

~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT APART
men.s are now ready for the option Of 40 patients,
in the ASYLUM.
Those who have charge of insane and desire place
them in the institution, will apply the Physician and
Superintendent, E. c. Fisher, al Raleigh before bringing
the pat tent to the institution.
The Board Of Directors refer to the 9Th chapter 18th
section page So Of Revised Code for the legal require
Ecnts necessary to be complied with in order to
admission of State (or ndigent) patients.
For the admission Of paying PATIENTS reference is made
to goth section Of same chapter page of Revised Code
AS all State patients required to undergo examina-
ton as to their insanity, previous admission such
nation will be held at Raleigh where of the members
of the Board to be found.
The Shers of the several Counties will please notice
the requirements of the h section of the 6:h chapter
relation to their duties connected with the law.
1t is expected that apartments for large number Of pa
tens will be finished in the of few weeks, the
work upon them being prosecuted rapidly cir
cmstances will admit Notice of their readiness will be
given through the public press.
CHAS. L. HINTON,
G. w. MORDECAI,
THOS. ID. HOGG,
Ex Committee of Board of Directors.
Raleigh, March l, 1856. So-tf
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UTAHS ..s.s5Z.l !,
For FILLING treaty stipulation = tn the n.ans ne.
ceher eighteen hundred and forty nine hre
lars 1x,rNNER f,nTS syf -
For twenty eighth of thirty instruments as annuity IN
spece per second article treaty August nan
dsd and h of twenty seven nsslnens as annuity
in specie per third article treaty fifteenth SEPTEMBER
eighteen hundred and thirty two ten thousand s r,
For twenty eighth of thirty instruments for oaTes
Of salt per second article treaty hun
dred and twenty nue two hundred and fifty dollars
For twenty eighth of thirty dsalmens tor three nous
and pounds of tbacco second article treaty first Au
gust eighteen hundred and twenty nine SIX hundred oo
For TWEEN ty fifth Of twenty instalments for one
thousand five hundred pounds of tobacco per nth
traatv fifteenth September eighteen hundred ana 'hrS
Far eighth of thirty instruments for three smiths
and assistants per third article treaty first @
For Iwenty.cigbth Of thirty nstaments for iron ana
see SHOP six
For twenty-cight of thirty nsalmenIs '"l ht Inn
oxen, per third article treaty first August: dollars
For twentyith of twenty-seven instruments for educ
tion per fourth article treaty. fifteenth nep,e%oee e'e
teen hundred and tn rtv-two three Thousand lars
Fur twentyh of instruments for six agr'-
cuursts purchase of p,ughts, and ofher mpie-
ments per fifth treaty fifteenth September eigneen
buadred and tlr two Thousand five hundred dollars
Fur twcntyh of twenty-seven instruments 0r the pay
of two physicians per mn article Urea hndra ars
For interest ON one million hundred thousand dollars,
per centum per fourth article treaty first
eighteen hundred and thrtyseven, ftty-hve thousand
dollars
For tenth thirty instameuts of interest on eghtydye
thousand dollars at five per centu, per fourth article
treaty thirteenth October eighteen hundred and forys'x
four thousand twothuudred and fifty dollars
Wy..ndots-Fur second of three equal instruments upon
hundred eighty thousand dollars in lieu OF former
annues and caims per sixth article treaty thrtyhrss
January eighteen hundred and fyfve one hundred ana
,wenysx Thousand six hundred and sxty-six dollars ana
sixty-seven cents
ITO BE CONTINUED.