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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-20

January ~, 1908.
I IST OF LETTE
.A.A Post Office, Worcester,
AUSTIN, Elizabeth
Adams, mrs Ellen III
Allen, Elsie
Arnold Geo i
Adams, mrs Henry o
Ames, Maria
Austin, Nat.
BARNARD & Co
Barnard ~ b rnes.
Boyden, Charles .
81 Glow, ElizaJ
Gurt, Ell
Bemis, Eugene
Brown, Elizabeth
Brown mrs Geo II
Bailey, q 7
Brewer, John
Barnes, John
Britton, Ed J w
Back, John
Rocheior. mrs Maria
Biackburn. mrs Mary A
Buckley. Mary d
BOvker. p ii
BOyden, mrs Octavia T
Barnes. kuxanna
RaIker' Roda
Bennett, Samuel nc
Brown. Seth p
bradbury. mrs Susannah
Brewer. WI
Bloomfield. VIM
BARNARD. Wm G
Baker. WIN e
Brown. w w
Raw State Screw Co.
GILLIAN mrs BRIDGET
ole Alonzo w
CLepy =. Carrie
Clarke. Cynthia A
Childs. Charles u
Carey. mrs i, A
Chandler, Henry
Cooley. Henry Il
Christy. Geo
Clifford HELEN
Casey. James
Cusick, James
Craven. John
Carter. Josenb
Carrier mrs t. II
Chase. mrs Mary A
Coburr NJ A
Coburn' Mary +
Glen ents. NJ
Conncrton. Patrick
Guok Thomas
Chenery mrs Sarah II
Casey. Thomas
Collins. VIM
Chaunberlaln. Wm A
CLARK. Warren p
nANIET,S. Ann II
Dear. All
Davis. Mr(The person that
keeps I.erh6rn Fowls
Downs DM
Daniels mrs II Ann
Damon mrs Fl "
Duncotf. John
Domaine, John
boris. .joSenh
Davis. Lori n
Denio Norman
DmnnI WIN
FISTMAN Bridret T.
Eaton mrs carrie
FdwardS Ehher
Fills Geo +
EIrarton jennie
~
Ea'uii' y .
EsSIy, oaIAn Z
E I'M. mrs oarah n n
rOoh- Z II; mrs ALBERT U
T. aihuilI, Sla'a
rlaEs, Ellen
ruller, James IL
Eicla, Mary
Elagg' Il n
Ffahkiln, Sarah =
rourley, " y
TorBus4 :. y " heeier;
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-20

In Oue Pound OF WINGS FARIEA CRACKERS the
nourshng properties estimated to be equal to that
obtained from two pounds of bread it is usually
baked. No other production from wheat has been
discovered which has proved 50 valuable article
Of food and realize the most important benefits
from their daily use in maintaining healthy tone of
the system In purchasing remember that the OF
A wing isstamped upon every genu Farina Cracker
made. These may be procured OF the best family gro
GERS, gsneraliy. div jail
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-20

The locomotive establishment of William
Mason in Taunton employs five hundred and
fifty hands, and Mr.. M. has under contract
in addition to his extensive gun job, fifteen
locomotives for various roads in different sec
tons Of the country; guaranteeing the ma
chinists and other workmen in his employ
steady and remunerative work.
The Messrs. Lowering, propretors Of the
Whttenden mills, are contemplating an en-
largement of their already large facilities for
manufacturing "cottonades," and as soon as
spring opens will erect a very spacious addi-
ton to their present mill buildings.
Edward LOBBY, all Irishman, aged about
seventy years, was found dead in the street
near his residence, on Saturday evening last.
He was in the habit OF excessive drinking, and
was seen drunk in a store short time before
his death.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-20

Programme for. s63.-Two Rooms, 60 feet long,
full OF New aud Secondhand Furniture, Stoves Chairs,
RABIES, Bueans Mirror Feather Beds, Carpets Crock
cry. Glass, in and Wooden Ware. &c The person who
WIN ouy the most each week, to commence every Mon
day morning, rs long as keep this notice out, sh L
have fourth OF their money returned prvidn ,nu
put your name and residence my book. Prices wa
rahted as low as the average in Worcester.
IL. A. HEATH,
jtl DIM No. 45 Front St.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-20

Mrs. Nj. w. Sseralds, PHYSICIAN AND sue
oEssfuL MIDWIFE, No. As Exchange street: Special
attention given Uterine Complaints, and diseases Of
children. ofice hours from to a. IL, and from to
r. dit ana
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-20

AMATEUR THEArRIcALs.-We are request
ed to say, that, owing to the engagement Of
the theater for some weeks after the present,
the promised performance for the benefit of
the soldiers, spoken Of in Mrs. Davis letter
of Yesterday must be postponed; but at the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-20

The Confessions EXPERIENCE POOR
YouhG MANA gentleman having been cured of the
results of early and disease will rom motives Of
beneyoence send to those who request it, copy Of the
above Interesting narrative published by himself This
little book is designed warning and canton to young
men and those vino suffer from NERVOUS DEBILITY,
Loss OF MEMORY, PREMATURE DECAY, We, &c. sup
plying at the time The of self cure. Single
copies will be sent underseal in plain envelope-wh
g9t el4ars who requests it, by addressing
the author, CHAS. A. i,INRERT Fso
MI G&Wjm Groenpoint, Long Island, New 1ork,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-20

,FURNISHING UNDERTAKER
ms Coffin Warerooms at So Front street. where
always be found large assortment Of Collins Of all dit
erent kinds Of patterns, Mentaic and Walnut Baskets
VI AL Sizes Collin Plates and Robes of the best pattern
a9G ..@-e e Residence SO Front street. dtf aul4
Adans' Gallery, 33a REaIn street, is now
VPen ior Vhc reception of the public. diff d2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-20

Gravel, GaOut, Chronic ESheu-
matism, DrOpsy, DIspepsIn, Fever and
Ague, and Bladder Complaints.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-20

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-20


AZ VALUABLE CHAIR FACTORY PROPERTY
by order of the Court of Insolvency, win be sold at
Public Auction, on the premises, INT RSDAY the
18th day OF January next, at IL O'Clock AN
The Chair Factory in Templeton east village lately
owned and occupied by Greenwood, Whitney l. Co to-
geter with the other buildings connected herewith
and all the machinery, shaitng beling xtures in
and about the same.
Together with about lis acres more or less of We cd
ana swamp lard partially flowed and ali The right title
ana lntertSt OF the subscribers assienceS Of said
Greenwood, Whitney II in ard to the reservoir and
water privilege used with said factory.
SAID buildings consist of Chair Factory and Saw
MILL Dry House. Bending House. large two story Store
House 81 By 10, (neary new) two Lumber Sheds etc
all in good repair built expressly the chair business
ana capable OF accomm odang from IS to TO- workmen
In addition to the water power they furnished with
steam engine OF % horse power built by th Putnam
Machine Company. and in good running order
Satisfactory is located in hoGrsing village two and
half miles from the Tempetcn Depot The well estab-
lished reputation OF its work and its nearness to pIen-
tful supply of timber offer superior cments to any
one DESTROYS OF engaging in the acure If chairs
furniture or any business of a niilar character.
Also at the same time and place. of wood
land, situated near said village Of Eas Tempeton con-
tanning about ia acres, covered with large amount of
valuable growing wood and timber, both hard and soft
Also all the right title and interest the subscribers
as Assignees of Charles whitney In and unto certain
building lot situated southerly of tie dwelling house Of
the said Charles Whitney, in said village OF East Tenn
peton. N
immediate possession will he given. Terms ard enndi
lions made known at the time Of sale.
STEPHEN TAYLOR
HENRY SMITH,
Assignees of Greenwood, Whitney & Co.
r,o. ~, - and OF Charles Whitney.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-20

FIsKE's BUSINESS MANUAL.-Edward r
Fiske has just published business manual
for the city of Worcester for the year 1868,
containing great variety of information for
business men in a compact and convenient
form. 1t has a perfected list of business men,
classified according to their respective trades
and professions, a verified list of volunteers
who have enlisted from this city in the service
of the United States from the commencement
of the war TO December l, 1862, list Of tax
payers who are assessed $4,000 and upwards,
municipal register of the officers of the city
government, schedule of stamp duties, to-
gether with an almanac. diary, and other items
of interest and value to all who wish to be
properly posted in the affairs of their own
city. The book is for sale at the usual places.
STEREoPTIcoN.-A delighted and very fash
ionable audience witnessed the opening ex-
hibition at Mechanics Hall, last night Some
of our artists are engaged in getting up sew
eral views of places in this vicinity, which
will be gwen as soon as completed. In the
meantime, the full programme of foreign
views are given, with an entire change each
evening. No views are repeated except by
special request. The readers of the Atlantic
Monthly will remember Mr.. Hawthornes de-
scription of the bust of Shakespeare, which is
in some respects different from the published
likenesses OF the great dramatst That re-
markable Shaksperian relic will be given to-
night, in one of these wonderfully life-like
views.
AMATEUR THEATRICALs.-We are request
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-20

ffT;A FOR SALE-A FARM, situated
HKi In the souiherly part Of Holden two miles from
.-the centre and six miles from Worcester folner-
~ p{ me late Moses Rogers Said Farm contains
on acres OF Land suitably divided into Moving TjIiape
ana a5Jurage with about twenty acres OF Wood: with
soou Urchard OF GRATED Fruit convenient build
iEs on the same Price one thousand dollars One half
~ tie purchase money may remain mortgage For
VI .nel afticuiats enquire Of THOMAS IL. AMES of
worcester, or OF the subscriber, in Holden
Holden Jan. 10, 1868 deop&wtf 0i'i'N ia5o
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-20

The regular meeting of the board of alder
men was held last evening.
Returns of the votes for aldermen being re-
ceived, were referred to committee on cleo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-20

VERMONT.
Rev. Geo. b. Spauldiug of Vergennes, Vt,
was called upon a few evenings since, by a
number of his parishioners, who brought, ''as
a New Years gift for their minister" the un-
precedented sum of one thousand dollars.
RHODE ISLAND.
The German Lutz, who recruited compa-
ny for one of the Rhode Island cavalry regi-
ments, with the design Of securing their boun-
ties, and then disbanding and deserving, has
been taken TO fort Lafayette to answer to
graver charges that have been brought against
him in New York.
Five hundred aAd thirty-nine sick and
wounded soldiers from Washington and Alex
andra arrived at the Portsmouth hospital,
simultaneously suffering from wounds and
belonging to New York regiments. There
are now in the hospital thirteen hundred pa
tients.
Three boys broke through the ice on
Haines' pond, North Providence, one of
whom, named John McIntire, was drowned.
POLITICAL ITEMS.
The chief aim of the Boston Post is to de-
fend the rebels against the war power Of the
federal government, by urging with the most
rahid partzan fanaticism that it is unconstltu-
tional for the president to make any use of
that power to injure slavery. The rebel pa
pers at Richmond talk on this subject as the
Post does.
The Boston Courier 'cannot help believing
that Mr.. Vallandigham is brave and honest
man." The Courier defended and apologized
for the rebellion as long as it dared; and it is
still as much like a rebel paper as circum~
stances will allow.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Some weeks ago captain in the papal zou-
ayes was arrested in Rome as swindler and
accomplish in murder He proved to have
been formerly paramour of the young queen
of Naples. One morning it is said the king
came to her chamber very suddenly, and when
the maid of honor announced him, contrary
to her orders to admit no one, the queen stab
bed and burned the corpse. The zouave es-
capped during the muss, and the murder was
hushed up. The queen soon after left her
husband and became patient in a convent.
The last descendant of Calvin has turned
from Professionalism to Roman Catholicism,
and was received into that creed in the church
in the Rue Notre Dame DIES Champs, Paris.
A Key West letter of tie 9Th expresses
fears for the safety OF the ship Lydia, eighteen
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-20

And Mr.. Taft was elected.
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NUTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
- the subscriber has been duly appointed Admins.
t q s OF me Estate of GEORGE N. BURNHAM late
81 olthheld Rhode Island, deceased, into. late and has
TAKEN upon himself that trust by giving bonds as the law
S Sd AL persons having demands upon The estate Of
payment to JN1oN ' II y t ~ ilahe
Montague, Jan II, 1863 d3p " is5a
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- Ceffin Ware Rooms, NO. ) Bangs block
The undersigned would respectfully call the attention
ofthe public to his Coffin Ware Rooms open at No
Bangs Block opposite the Court House, whtre wll
be found constantly On hand COFFINS and CASKETS
of all sizes and patterns, made and trimmed with the
best material. Also Coffin Plates and Robes
j. w. BROOKS.
Worcester, Feb. Is, 1859. dtf flo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-20

Il wish tor splendid picture your child, Gala
tfehtn'S 1853 hlain street His arrangements are
pete for producing likeness nstantane0usly. diff dis
Mrs. WrIgIey, CIalrvOynnG Eshysiciian-WIn
attend to examinations at her residence, No. A. Main
street Hours from TO IL A from to P. N.
Terms 81. diff SIT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-20

Rev. Geo. B. Spauldiug of Vergennes, Vt,
number of his pensioners, who brought, ''as
a New Years gift for their minister" the I'M
precedented sum of one thousand dollars.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-20

Attention, Company .-Voluntecrs who expect
to retain their health unimpaired during the campaign
must see to it themselves do not trust 10 the Army
geons, supply Yourselves with lloloway's Pills and
Ointment. Ever English Soldiers Knapsack contains
them. Only 25 cents per Box or Pot. div 2l2 jail
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NEW YORK CARvERS' ASSOCIATION
Mass Meeting The Carvers viii meet At }gl aud
1913 Bovery on Sunday morning, 29Ih inst, at ocik,
20 hear the reports Of the delegates viii be
other ipportsnt business AZ. SIMON. Pres. WIN.
GRIESINGER, Sec. lA9
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TIE NEW YORK SUN.
yRIpAY MORNING. NOV. "a. 1868.
ne Great Victor, At Chattanooga.

YDo 0Reos viCtory SuuUnuOOGa.
Another days later news from Chattanooga, en-.
tsseins the operations 70 Wednesday night, more
shsa confirms aniicipstons VI victory ia yss,er
1sys srs. Our troops have carried 81 tie enc
ry's works In Chattanooga Valley, and on Ms
sonsry Ridge and on Lookout mounssin Top; and
Gen. CAST announces that he feels warranted In
claiming . complete victory over BsAGo. Forty
pieces Of srtlery, and from seven thousand 10 zen
shousend prisoners have bsen captured. This 4.
glorious news, snd plsees Oh. aspect Of Affairs In tho
Southwest In The most hopeful and satisfactory
light. regular battle does no, sppe.r
70 have been fought 80 YET, though II 10
evident that meet Desperate ash,ins has taken
plscs. Gen. BRAoo's object seems 10 have be,nto
cover the Knoxville roadso a. 70 pr-ssrvs bis
snun!estions With Gen. Ior0srnRir. But IN doing
this, he necessarily weakened bis lines, and On.
0HAsT WAS swim 10 seize tho opportunity, and
satn bis position. or course, this advantage vii
e followed. and II 10 no, improbable shss Thanks
wing Day was celebrated 81 Chattanooga with
great bottle, and In shat case, crowned with
glorious victory. Gen. BaAoo's army may have
g,tten away on Wednesday night and Thursday
morning, hut . ro.ress under any eireunssan
would b % dam ging W the rebel cause every.
where thst no would risk . battle, with even Q
straw Of hope. We look, therefore. for later news
est viii confirm, In another part Of ,o-d.y's Pc.
Ter. our srpstssions Of gress battle sd . vic.
Sry ~ Chattanooga.
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- RATkfA

..ABRAMs--On Thur,'y n?rn'ns, Nov "a, 1903,
Mr., Pheoe Eirs Atr,m,, AGED 10 yesfs
fnliy invited n attend ths funeral n. ~ id,,l,
Nov. ", from the rpsiieneo Of he fa,Aer, Thomas
vandsrtoeL Esl, VI ADJ PHI a. Brook, IL
BoYCE- At Se-torn, Lone Island, Tuesday, Nov.
Path Mary Aun, vile Of Afie. Boyce .r,d ) ais.
Her f.msin, were carried 70 calvary Cemetery 90
DEMrLT- on Monday, Nov gad. Cs.h,rinc, via
The fri.nds and relatives ,t, rr,pee,fui, invited
10 Law, Henry Murdoch, az etsLtgn st, this Ufisj
eff. moon, At O'Clock 90,
DORIAN On Thurisy, Nov. 20, 1860, Anne DO
sscmmon ireland, ego Q y'M.. ..-
uids, afternoon, Nov, ss al o',oes NOV, her i,ts
rssideDce, 81 james st. Ito
GERAGuTY-on wednesday. Nov osth, Michael
GTssh'y. . nstvs Of the town Of s,iso, Co Sage,
Ills rslstivss and friends are respectfully invited 20
Madison Ct, this friday sfcrnos ~ nov. n, At
o'eloct HE remsins vii b. tskcn to Galway Gem.
stsry Ter intsrment. sligo pspsre please copy. Ia
uARDYrsgddeniy, 1hur,dsy might. eArsh, wife
Funeral ms day. =, ~ o'clock, =. Church Of NJ,
dsity, Ave. &, bet, 5'h aud 6th ats.
Ths hriends and az luain..ne.s OF u. family AZ.
regues.d TO attend the funeral, on satpILsy are {.
noon, Nov. ssth. At l o'cloch. from b., Ale resi-
dsnes' i'l wss' sosh street Boston paDs" u. e.e
copy. i:l
MCKENZIE 60 Janss Andrew Mckenzie, .on o.
Robert and kliza hoK'IEis AIRED yoar aud moa
10: friends and 40 iuansncrs ere te-peciiui!y In
y,tsd g attend the funeral ,Ai, tfrdsy ,ftnoon.
i. Ss Scbs y, Green i5; tie residence OF his
REILLY-op Noy es,h, OF wounds received q,
Tie relatives and friends 81 tie family are r-1,.e,
fnily invited 70 attend The fniesAI, this ttId,,l
ss psfsnt. rs We. ic,h I 10 rum Tue '''''nFt d Of
sHEYHAN- On Thuf.dav, Nov g. Anne sh.r.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Fall ssd Winter.-The best place to I'm,
~ ~ a Winter el'n,nf 81 :. b BALDylNs,
- seese In the city. sia'
Wan, WistsY Weslea CIethins, as ever.
81 EVANS Extensive Clothing Warehouse, C. and
- FulseS q, may b found one OF tho lArgest al
AssiseG6sst assortment Of Mems Ovcrco ia, Coats
Past. vssts, undsrsArments, &C.. Sc, Sc, SC OF
aAs ysually lov rcss. for which this sstablshmsn
~ SesS kpsvu for year, 80
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SOCIETY NOTICES..

a O. Il no. q, l. IA SPECIAL MEET.
icing ~ ma No. NIL h- held Al therIoosas Por.
iAnd ~, Friday, = 9th, a. K O'Clock. All r"rl-
SAGE Irgusstyd to h ',Ii. ~ .rdcr vi EDWARD
hALftltlf, Pres NOS. ,RAul\, See. 81
EAl lMR MATTHEW 4. 4. Il. SOCIETY.
No !, bEoohlyn. Pablo temp .isnc, inee.ins
,nN eNehihf 81 Oci,rs nad sunday evening mex.
Hal cor iu,oa ani Pinotpple ats. Elolucn, pc.s.
ere anu good ,insfr' ~ be- present A m.stI'.y ui
the S.ci: Nil be hold On Sund.! the 90 h inst 6.
l.. NJ, for the nomina OF uff-crs a. lie cn.utu.
tenn The me mh, str" rrGurst"d TO be INN, IN
IIERNEY, Rec. Sec II
MANURE CARTMEN'S III NFYOItNT
~ beneficial Soci'ty Of New York The member,
Of this society ara hereby I1od 10 attp a. th.,r
meeting ms, cor b. come >nl Pr, lirut, on tf,s
moinins fridty, Nov. eth, 1885,, a. : 'ei,rk 4 NJ
u attend the funeral Of their !as hothsr mc,nhpr'
MICHAEL kOtkkt, whose funeral viii taxi place
from bis ..is rs.idsnce, ~ pesncy ST, New w
w order OF BARNARD LYNCH, Pres r. ,RA -,
FORD, sect Id
NOTICE TO CARTMkN-THE SECOND
4 injecting Of tho Csrtren o. the CIV Of NV Yo,k
~; De held this evening A. O'Clock, Nov lT,h al
Jaetson Hal 9Th ave aud 18Th lie ohect OF III.
meetne IL to protect our rights Ia Ies,rd TO AL
roads running through the streets Of f.i. NV Nv
lsvaEA. Wee Pres iUt
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POLITICAL. NOTICES.

a REGULAR MEETlNO, OF TIM 18Th
Wird lnd9isud q; penc,r .,i- A'soe on. "a,
he'd attend IL s'ing. :, q '..dA, H. o. .4.A..
ne' - h.il ~ h-S.tae ard / IT, tn toy eve
lrouel b fore 'Ls ll't - - oIit~ 20 tl. IIr.
g.; ! HoyytY. THOMAS CHSOSA 81, SEQ =.
n GODFREY GlNIlrrS CAru-
~ psins crc'ib.y informed -, pos.. li.a.-
MS ga AaV'r',sneui. tro 4 ..s ,r p'.'l 80
Eect.on, snl to- la,s ~ AQUA SOON b.. ~. , ~
10 csu,i'n th' ru' &c p. Nuf, -t,i * eel. 'ay
~, - 'te trc'. { Ds'icil o. ~. o. sts. 80
rupi CLIQUE TIA, =, sn.'ve' ,,ta greco ,.- ;..'y
rith h.eh An ~ ned, .,.c. ,ao 400. oh tH..s
banda Nni thcIt -. $50" s.Iou o. 70. f4Is rt8Hrf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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THURSDAY, NOV 2dTH, is6s-AT A
citation Of Loois sshtppn.s, IA EAs, tn st. Il wss
moved and seconded that meet here on sunday
evening, TO support tao candidate OF our sion.
JOHN MCBRIDE Pre-. !. H. DEvINE, ssc. W.
FITCH, Treas. rs