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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-13
A WORE OF CAUTION.

n, pzS II has been estimated that over Tro Hundred
Thousand Dollars are paid to swinrlngquacks annually
in New England alone; and that, too, without the least
benefit to those who pay The greater part this sum
is paid BY class of persons WHO the least able 10
lose it, but paid tfeg get back nor dare
d cy expose the cea for fear of opposing Themselves
All this comes from trusting nihoRt inquiry, to men
who are alike destitute of honor character and skill
and whose only accommodation is their oTR false and
e&travagant assertions, in praise Of Themselves II
therefore YOU would droid being huR5adged take no
mans word, no matter uhd1 are his pIeieasons but
MAKE INQUIRY. twill cost You nothing and may
save many regrets; for, advertising pivscins
in nine cases out of ten arebOgas there IS no safety in
trusting any Of them unless you know Who and phat
1zR- DR. NJ will send free by enclosing one stamp
as above Pamphlet on DISEASES OF WOMEN and
on Pirate Diseases generally Also Circulars giving
fun information with he most aadoa6fed reterecss ara
testimonials, without which, advertising phvsician ar
WHATEVER. -
~ Dr. MATllSoN is the only educated physician
~ providence, IL not in ew England. rho makes a sDe
cidHB PIlrate Diseases and he gives the very host
references and testimonials both Of lis hoResty and Ills
saul II there ARE any others, LET THEM no 'TIiF
SANE; otherwise, you had better keep away from
R Orders by mail romptly attended to. Write your
address plainly and direct 10 DIR. ATTISON rs above
~ d5tawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-13
MEDICAL NoTTCE. F.GrLMAN. MD,

Iva Aecoucheur, Physician, and Surgeon. late OF
Taunton Mass having found 1t necessary for his health
to seek location remote from the sea shore, would
respectfully announce 10 the citizens of Worcester and
vicinity, that he has taken residence ON PARK Rect
No 10, conner of Orange where lie may be found ready
to attend 90 calls in the line of his profession F
years experience IN treatment OF all diseases Incl
dent to this climate with good success he hopes will
cure public confidence Special attention given to dis.
of the Throat and Lungs. Office hours from 10
and to 10 p. m. diff my5l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-13

AN ACT TO provide for the construction of one or
more armOred slips and floating batteries, ana Tor
other purposes,
lie it enacted by the Senate and House OF Repre-
sentatives OF the United States of America in Con-
glcss assembled, That the secretary of tie navy be
and he is hereby authorized and directed 10 appoint
the plans and specifications that may be submitted
for the construction or completing of iron or steel
clad steamships steam batteries, and ON their re-
port should it be favorable, the secretary OF The
navy will cause one or more almored or iron or
steelcad steamships floating steam batteries TO he
built and there is hereby appropriated, out oil any
money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated,
the sum of one million five hundred thousand dol
lars.
See 2. And be it further enacted, That in case OF
vacancy in the Office of engineei-in-chiet of tile
navy the appointment thereto shall be made from
the list of chief engineers.
Approved, August 3, 1861
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d0lortester 4ailp Spg
TruBLIc-No. III

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the First Session of the lhirty@even'l
i"s'' Congress
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-13

EVERY FAMILY SHOULD USE
SPEER'S SAMRUCE WINE,
celebrated mcdi 'ina and beneficial qualities as
genuine Stmuant Tonic, Dinrctc and SudOrifc. highly
esteemed by eminent physicians, and some OF the hrst
families of Europe and America
As A DIURETIC
it mparts healthy action 10 the Glands end Kidney
and Urinary Organs, very beneficial in DrOpsy, Gou
Eruptions and Rheumatic affections.
AS A SUDoRFIC.
opens the pores expells all Impurities y insens
bic peTspratiOn. thereby driving on Eruptions and
ccnsi:: n suacc. giving ard visor 10 the whole
system. md BLOOMING. SOFT and HEALTHY condition
to the SKIN ard COMPLEXION.
sPEER's WINE
snot mixture or manufactured article hut is pure
from the Juice OF Portugal Eher, cultivated in the
United states recommended by Chemists and Physi-
clans MS possessing medicinal properties superior any
other Wine In ana an excellent article for all week
proving the appetite and benerp ladies and children.
A LADIES' WISE,
wHInot ntoxicae as other vines as il con-
tans mixtures of spirits other liquors., and is
nrcd lis rich peculiar flavor ard nut'ive proper
ties mpartng healthy tone to the digestive organs,
and blooming sOlt and healthy skin and complcxion
ALFRED SPEER Passaic, Nj,
is over the cork Of each bottle
MAKE ONE TRLlA or THIS VINE.
A. SPEEEs, Proprietor.
VINEYARD ut Passac, N. j. OFFICE POS Broadway
New York.
For sale by GEO. r. sPlRR, Agent for Worcester.
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u bobiS io'J
AN ACT TO indemnify the States for expenses in

AN ACT TO indemnify the States for expenses in
CURED by them in oelence of the United States.
Be it enacted by the Senae and House u RepreSenta-
tires Of the United States Of america Congress assem-
btd That the secretary OF the treasury be and he is
hereby directed, out OF any money i'll the treasury
not otherwise appropriated TO pay the governor
OF any state, 10 his duly authorized agents The
costs charges, and expenses properly incurred 10y
such state Tor enrolling, snbsisling, clothing supply
ing arIning. equipping, paying, and transporting its
troops employed iii aiding TO suppress HE present
surrecton against the United States. be settled
upon proper vouchers. 10 be filed and passed upon
by the proper accounting officers of the treasury
Approved, July %, 1861
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llUBLlC--NO. Ia
AN ACT relative TO tie revenue marine, 10 fix the
compensation OF the officers thereof and Tor other
esS.,sd b n, Senate and House of Rep,esna
,;r1s Of he United States of 1Herioa, Congress
nstsu5i,5 That the compensation of tile officers of
fhe revenue cutters shall be nj the following rates
10 wit
Captains. eighteen hundred dollars per aLnum.
Fist lieutenants, fourteen hundIo ed dollars Ter
annum.
Second lieutenants, twelve hundred dollars per
annum.
Third lieutenants, nine hundred dollars per an
mum.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE OR WAITING ORDERS PAY
Captains. twelve hundred dollars per anhum.
First heutenahts, one thousand dollars per an
Second lieutenan,s eight hundred dollars per an
nun.
Third lieutenants, seven hundred dollars per AZ
mum.
Sec q Ai1d be it further enacted, That the number
OF officers Tor each CIV enue vessel shall be the cap
tain and three lieutenallts-fils second, and thlui
and OF a steam vessel engineer ana one assist
ant engineer and such number oil petty ohceiS ana
in the opinion OF the secretary Ui the treas
ury NAV be required make Tie vessels c1cleht Tor
the duties required OF them Proriaed, That the Soc
retary of the treasury shall have tie power 10 as
sign any greater number OF officers ii"h Is hef'h
prescribed should the nature OF Tie service 10
which any vessel may he assigned Ill LIS opinion le-
Sec g. And be it further enacted, That the secretary
of the treasury shall have the power TO direct the
performance OF any service by the revenue vessels
which, in his Judgment, may he necessary Tor Tie
protection OF The revenue.
Sec T. AHd be AZ further enacted, That The secretary
of the treasury may at his doie elton, dispose otany
of the vessels now belonging TO the revenue marine
which, i'll his opinion, unsuitable Tor service,
to substitute therefor such other vessels as tile adj
vanced naval architecture and the increased wants
of the service demand: PfOridtd. That no expendi-
ture shall be incurred leyVnd the specific appIOpria-
ton therefor.
Sec 5. And be it further enacted, That the president
of the United States with the assent OF the secretary
OF the treasury, may transfer the steamer IiaiIet
Lane permanently 10 tie navy Pr0rided, that the
cost of said steamer shall be refunded TO the appro
priation ''for suitable steamer for cut
ter, and which amount, together with the proceeds
any vessels disposed of by authority of this act,
may be applied 10 the building purchase of such
other vessels may be required.
Sec. 6. lind be IL further enacted ThBt there may be
appointed such number Of additional engineers aud
assistant engineers may be required by the steam
ers hereafter in The senlce
Approved, July %, 1861.
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lrun1lc-No. $751;

AN ACT concerning the Attorney General ana the
.attorneys and marshals of the several dlst icls'
be il enacted by the Senate and House OF heple"
sentatives of the United States OF America III on
gress assembled, That the attorney general OF me
United States be and he is hereby charged with the
general superintendent and direction OF the aiiof,
heys and narshals of all the districts Ill the ohlicd
states and the territories as 10 the manner Of dis-
ca ging their respective duties and the said dlS'
tnct attorneys ana maIShals ale hereby required 10
report to the attorney general an account OF tnelr
oitcial p oceedings. and The state ana cohdluoh OF
their respective ofces in such time and manner as
the attorney general may direct
Sec 2. Ana be it further enacted, lhat the attol-
ney general be and lie is hereby empowered, when
ever in his opinion the public interest may require
IT., to employ and retain lin the name OF the United
S,ates) such attorneys ana counsel0is at law as lie
may u ink necessary TO assist the district attorneys
in the discharge of their duties, and shall sipulaie
with such assistant counsel the amount OF compen-
satiOn.
Sec 3. and be il further enacted, That the attorney
general stall Lave power TO increase The clerical
force of lis Office TO discharge the increased duties
OF the same, oecasoncd by this act by appointing
additional clerks not exceeding two ana may llX
their compensation at annual salary not eNceed-
ing fourteen hundred dollars each per annun
Approved, August 9, 1861.
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AN ACT to amend an act entitled IAN act supple.
meniaiy TO the act entitled An act providing for
a.haVal peace establishment and for other pur-
poses passed March twcnty-seycldh, eighteen
lundied and four"
Be IL enacted by The Senate and House Of Representa-
treS q The United States Of ARaica IN Congress Assem-
Gted Iat the above entitled act lie ana the same is
hereby amended by inserting after the WORD cap
taln where the same first occurs IN said act lle
words, "or commander So that the president shall
be authorized 10 select the supeIlulendehls OF lile
several navy yards and heads Of bureaus nom inc
captains or commanders OF the navy oil INC Imed
States. fApnroyed August g 1861
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-13

CeSCer Dally,
Sundays excepted.) at 200 O'Clock H. M there con
Meeting with Steamer CTR Of BosruN, on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, AND FRIDAYS,
and the Steamer CITY OF NEW YORK, on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAYS,
landing in NEW YORK at the New Per Foot of vesrs
Street.
myS diff + st. H. ANDREWS, Sup.t,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-13
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FOR FEMALES.
DR.. Mattison's Indian Emmenagogue

r7@This celebrated Female Medicine
virtues unknown of anything
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after all others have failed, is designed
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sickness in cases of obstruction from am
cause, and after ali other remedies Of the
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the price will be refunded.
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nE Remember! This medicine is deSigned eTDresslv
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funded
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ga This specially embraces all diseases of priuats
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Entered according 20 Act q Congress, IN the yea
1850, by Dr. H. ~ HttfiSOH, ~ The Clerk Office u III
District Court o. Rhode Island
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-08
SENATOR EE4h Err. COLONEL OF
TsAE CAAlFSRHGA REG4MENF
HIS LIFE AND DEATH.

The country will ba profoundly affected by
the intelligence that the Hon. K ID B ksr,
Senator fran Oregon, Col. of the Cal,faruia
Regiment, recruited 10 PhiiaGelphis, ani com
msnder Of brigade mostly made up OF Pbila-
delFhil regiments, was killed 10 batlle on Mon
dfy, near Leesbmg, Virginia, while 2. ilantly
leading bis u'eu into the fight. A more notls
and patriotic Statesman aud soldier did not
i've, and it is a sad, sad task TO ehrouiele his
uBtimely death.
Senator Bakers life has been almost ro-
nance. He is an eld Philade!phisn. and Of
Quaker lineage. lis ances ors were Eaglish
Friends. Col. B4ker himself was horu in
England, but Was brought 10 PailadelphiA when
60 infant, where be, with yeanger 0rOsher,
were lett orphans 5000 after their arrival
THIS oaiamity left them no resources but to
twoTk their way through The world With their
Uwn hands. For while young Bsker, the
present Senator, worked as hand loon weaver
10 q small manufacturing estAblish@ent peaF
thirteenth aod Sou,h streets, where the loom
upon which he ladored il s1ill st4ndiRR. IL 10
likely, now, TO become aa obieet Of inssrest.---
Before be reached manhood, 6e paid sorn, St
'eotion 90 tue staiy Of the law, 4ai lefs Pals
sdelphiA for The G4eat West. His patse being
lleh'. be and his yollsa7 hrother ceos,s the
Aiieghtniees and went through Ohio aud Indi-
aaa, siftha wy On flst, o,t D they reached tho
Wso4sh river, which they descended ia Ca
noe, aud AT last found themselves on the broad
PraHles OF Illinois. In This 2taes OJl. B.ksr
'ooH up tba study Of tiap law 10 regular way,
Sul sooD made for hitaeelf nlma, agsn at The
oAt OF 5PrI0gAsld, waBfo ha mst--,omstlmes
a. colleagues and sometimes nj advar,1ris4----
cola.
hsing Of aetivs miad, hs took part iu the
p''i'leS OF Illinois, bul ~ ho was a Waig, aud
- strongly Qsinoesatio 5tate, hr did not ap,
P"r 10 PaO.I' life until 1915, wren hs Vas
''SO'ed TO Congress. Shortly after this, the
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-08
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Oct. % = / am en1bl 4 To give you
the condition of aif,ifs at Edwards Ferry. Both
Gen. Banks ana Gen. Stones comm ,nds, that had
crossed the Poton &C, now on this side NOT even
picket guard oeeupying the Virginia shore-
These commands bad just reached the enemy u
nd IN safety, when orders wer5 received for them
TO retreat in goo order.
The Cabinet were in session yesterday, last night
and are to meet agiin to-day, having undef con
sideration, it is sui, important military nla.ters.--
Runors have prevailed extensively that Gen Me-
ClellAn hac rendered his resignai ion. but tEerc is
the highest authority for seating that there is not
the least foundation fur them. II is understood,
however, that Gen. Mcclellan has given v.Iy ds
cided inrmations That his comm and Of the army
4uSt not be interf, r5d WITH
The movement Inade Tuesday at Edwards
Ferry. was ordered hefa smt j. reconn,iSsa nee
in force, Ahich was preeip ltated INTO an engage-
ment, when no idea existed OF an advance Ga Lees
burg. There Is greit tAul, sonlewh heFe. 1 UNDER
stand than the Navy pepar maBt ehirgns Z he blame
of the closing Of the Potomac the War Depart
ment nasnuOh the latter refused to supply a
regiment Of wood-choppers to clear the Points of
the Potomac of trees that the rebels could have
no shield for the erection OF their batteries.
There are the best cf assurances for stating thst
Government will not permit the Potomac 10 re-
main blockaded much longer.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-08
/ DIilOGUE.

/ Breckinsesher 10 Repubiicqn.- voting
/ in the army wis aH outrage lit oarated Her
oerling, Nimson, Kocher aud l. L,uderburn out
Of their election. These eauls ought 60 be
! thrown out"
/ Republican Why--how sol
reek,rsber--Bee.use they woaldn't allow
the Dsnocrals TO sote.
/ Republieao- -Wbs didn't you tell me the
other day shst neaIly al who 6ghl for our
country are Deu1ocrsi.?
Hreekscsher Well SO they are but tbsy
didn't le; them vote!
Ronuhlican-@ ~ bo didn't!
Brork esher Why the Republicans didn't
bot if even they did, they compelled diem 90
vote the Republican ticket
d Republican ut can't understand how
only few Republican soldiers can compel so
many Democratic soldiers to vote one way or
-anothcr, unless the latter were cop4ris. aud
tbs know is ~, the case, f"r oil our sol
diers arc brave mcn, wto, tlins. know how
TO do their owu fighting and their own voting.
Breck>e>Fer-W,ll If they were not cou
peled cxacfly they were hnmbrggei ioto il
somehow. Al all events il isn't right 10 let
s"i'ier4 vote, when they all go one way.
Refubiicau-Then surely they ought TO
throw out the retnrns from Lower Towameu-
sing, for there they went just as strong the
other way, wi h thi4 difference, that the sol
diers 6ght for 'hcr country, end ought to have
the fr-t aad clearest right 10 vote even ons
uay for rhe Constitution, ths Union and our
el"rious fig- whilst yoa democrats, make peo
PIE in Tuwluensing believe al sort, Of lies
about the administration, md frighten them
INTO TIE helcf thi' every m,n must sell hi.
property in order 'opay hi% taxes TO support
III war which your SouIaeru Dsnocrat broucai
nbDlt.
reck,esher---l drny-it that the S4u;hern-
ers brought on this war. II WAS the Black
Ropnhlicans.
Refubllcan- VINO attacked Fort Sumsera
And wbi stole our Fnrts, Arsenals, MINIS, aud
Custoln Houses doAn South!
Brecks sber-fhey wercn't stolen at ALL
they belonged 10 tbs South, and the aGmnis-
trsfion have right to coeI &C them
Il publieAn-- Ies. see you are secession
isr, aud had you lived 10 the days OF tho RcyA
olution, you would hlve been tory.
freekinsesh' Iidge--That's not true--I weull
have tcen Democrat as an uow. | don't
want Anything more 10 say 10 yon, for won't
be called secessrmi>r hy yru or any other
man. Exit. Much Chunk C23zette
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-08

Mexirrn War h4yiag nccnre'i. ho r,i,e y reg
imett in this State, aud went our To rel, fnree
Gen. fay,er, Reraruine home as bearer of
despa tches, after several mouths service on
the Rio Gfende, he resumed his sear in Com
gress, but aluinst immeiiattly resigned and
reioined his regiment He participated in tie
siege of Vera Crnz. and in ,h' bloady nrug-
gle at Cerro Cor -, and after General Shields
received bis aIplFeety ;nort.l wnu,i, at IT.
lat er b.fslta Col. B,keF took c1malanI of the
brigsie.
After he var was over. Col. b ker w.s
agaia ele't.l TO Cblsr,-s fram l!npis, vii IRE
he -rread with dit,instinn ,inriHs the sessions
II I849 aud 1851 Ills sdvenrurou. sririr
soon led him q new i4id. la pursuuice of
Contract with The P,p4m, Il ,roa.l Upmp4-
ny, he raisad, eqnppel. aud led 10 the 18Th
pius, f"ur hundred in n, with whom he survey
ed and cieared muoh oe the rack of That
impnIt'uf highway. Herr, in cpmmnn with
Fm4Dy ot his lboters, he was S u ID with tha
dea.ly Panafua fever, an4 nearly lost his life.
| lie returned To llIinais wi Ia bota hp .lt and
| fn' tune Very mlcil impaired, and iu 1852 went
With his isuiIy IA Califelnis In Slnfr 4ncjS.
! Co, Col Baker soon t,ok front rahk in Lls
/ profession ot the ", and acquired a Bos !us
crAtlse prlrtia4 Ii tlne as twyer ani ur-
ai"r peueirafel eV'ry part Of ttat remark
! bic Sia4e. But he was fauipu. ol,o A. an or.
aior, and Li' PanegYfio # B,odefick. ovsr ths
bedy ct The u.ura,red Senator, is Sli to nave
been of the grand 81 exhlhifinns of fervei
| elcquahee ever seen or heard on 'hi- confiueut.
But llt'le more Than year ag.,, tho spirit
of progress being tin in full vgpr in h,s
breast, Col B,kef removes t, 0 egon H,s
character ani fame bad presede hil, AMI d.,
most Immediately att-i his arrival he WAS
elt cted to lhe SeD.te of the Uuitel States Tor
five years. Tue to Lis II stil c rs . tFin, .
be second 'iu'-, uudrr eln.osr * ,rsly -iniiar
ciieunI,t4hoys, isid aside the rlues OF TIE leg.
lsisIor for Tie aF;nur of a sol her.
AT the guthrie k OF thr renellian be raised
a regiment called the Cal frni4 4 Regiment:
mostly eulis'e in hls ci'y. Slos Z zen ly he
addict smother bsits io. to il, also VI i'mIa
dephiius M sa wrh tni-, he un Ter
took the organ 'tion "f brigade, whish be
successfully accomplished out OF several Pai.-
sdeiphla regiments. l. WAS ~ ihe bead II
one Of thase ih4, be loss his lifo, filling ia A,..
fsnce of his couutrg's lfe aud honoF---P Paita.
laqatr,r
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-11-08
,',ay Of Thanksgiving and Praise.

A E<sf ~ - 4 L<H In III. D9s
In HE name md bu tie authority If fbe Con,
monrehta ot Peqasytoppta. ASnREw g
CURTIN, Gorproor Of aqii Commonwealth.
PROCL.f W,f7TO.N.
WHEREAS, every good GIFT il from above
and rames dow n t, Us from The Almighty, 10
whom il Is meet. right and he bopnd~n duty
Of every people to renier hanks FOR Hi. fner-
ries; Therefore |. ANDREW q CURTIN.
Gpvernar of the CsmnfnweatI OF PrnnSy
v,uia do recommend 70 the people of shis
GaIn panwa.l Il. t''at they set npart
TnuRsDAY. 2srH or NOVEMBER Next.
"a dav If solemn Thukspisiae 10 God. for
having nrenarei our corn and wafered tur furs
rows. anil tlessed the lsbors ef the husband
,n,n. and crowned he year with Ills goodness,
in the increase of the prnnud sud the gather-
ing in of tho f,uts thereof, so tha; our barns
are filed with ri ,Hts: AND for having looked
favnrahly on ihis Commonwealth an3 >teeRQth
ened the brs IF hcr gltss and blessed the
ch;lden wiiLil her, aud made man, Il be Of
cue mind and preserved peace IN her 5rrders:
Bssecching Him slso on behalf If these United
Sfates, that our beloved country may have de-
liversnce from these great aud sppuent dam
gers wherewirh she is compasSed, aud th+t He
will mereifnly still the oatrage Of peFversr,
violent, mruly reLpl!ious people, aud make
them clean hearts, and reneN right spirit
within them, and give them grace that they
tnsy see the error Of their ways and hriag
forth rnis meet for repentance, and hereafter,
in Ill sa1luess and hna"~ty, ohadientlY walk
10 II IS b"!y commandments, aud in submission
to the jn>t and manifest authority OF he re-
public. 30 thar wo leading quiet and peace-
able liz, mqy coniinualy eff-r uaip Him our
s,crifcr Of praise ard thanksgiving.
- Given nader ny band and tho great
l.. >. <esI of fhe State IT liarrisbl arg. tais
- sixteenth day of October, in the
se.r Of our Lrr,l, Que thcusand eshs hundred
md sixty one, aud of the Commonwealth. the
eighty sixih. A. q GUR3IN
By THE GOVERNOR: Eli SLIFER.
Secretary of The Common wsatt5.