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DIED,

In this town, on Saturday evening last,
Mr.. William Bingham, aged 81.
In Hardwick, on the 4th inst. after a
short and distressing sickness, Mr.. Alanson
A. Gilbert, aged 81.
In Sutton, on the Ist inst. Mr. Jonathan
King, aged 66.-PrinterS III Vermont and
Lo1cer Canada are requested to insert this
death.
In Royalston, on the 18th ult. Mr.. James
Hubbard, aged 74.-Mr. Henry Eddy, son
of Mr.. Abraham Eddy, aged ~.
In birmingham, on the Sd inst. Mrs. An
ma Nurse, wife Of Capt. John Nurse, aged
6J.
In Petersham, Miss Harriet Tower, aged
20.-Mr Jonas Tower, aged 58-bIrs. Fan
ny P. EIildreth, wife of Mr.. Paul Hildreth,
and daughter of Mr.. Jonas Tower, aged
Rhoda Hildreth.
In Dunstable, n. II. Mr. Timothy Patch,
aged 80; formerly of Stow.
In Marlborough, on the 2lst ult. Mr.. Ste
phen Hudson, aged 66.
In Monson, Joseph, son of Mr.. Perlev
Tressdell, aged 16; killed while engaged
in a snow ball fight with other school bows.
one of them throwing small stick of wood
which struck him on the side of the head
and penetrated his brain.
In Northampton, Mr.. julius Clark, aged
H.-Miss Sarah Clark, aged 80.
In Amherst, Odd ult. Mr.. Heman Monta-
que, aged "a.
In West Springfield, Thy drowning,) Mr..
Clement Farnum, aged SO.
In Hawley, 9th ult Mr.. Josiah Hunt,
aged so.
In New Bedford, Sd inst. Mrs. Deborah
S. Bates, aged 80, widow of Mr.. Phinehas
R. Bates.
In Brattleboro', VT. LIST inst. Mr.. Simon
Stone, aged 81.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

AGRICULTURE. Our friend Daniels of
the South Carolina Spectator, informs his
readers that Governor Troup's militia have
stacked their arms. But let not the friends
of the administration be deceived.-These
cornstock muskets are to be preserved as
fodder for the horses of the Hancock
Troop."-Hatford Mirror
The stage drivers refuse to carry the N.
H. Repository and Observer, on account of
the editors copying the "abusive article" in
the Boston Recorder without comment.
The mountains of Saxony were so com
pletely covered with snow, about the LIST. Of
February, that the authorities of the villao-
es at their feet and on their sides, caused
bells to be rung night and day, to acquaint
travellers of their approach to inhabited
places, the communications between which
are totally interrupted.
A case of great interest has been de-
cided by the Supreme Court of Louisiana.
The State subscribed for large amount of
the capital of the Louisiana Bank. for
which they gave State Bonds at 335 per
cent. payable at different periods, several
years hence, and bearing an interest of 5
per cent. These bonds have been dispos-
ed of by the bank at great advance, and
profit realized of about 100000. The
State brought suit against the bank for
this sum, and, in the Court below obtained
a verdict. The Supreme Court have re-
versed that decision, and awarded the prof
its to the bank.
ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. The law for
the abolition of slavery in the State of
NewYork, comes into force on the 4th Ju-
ly ensuing.
Coal. We are informed that the per-
sons who are boring for coal in South Had
ley have penetrated to the depth of more
than GO feet. The strata perforated are
chiefly sandstone of different colors-red,
white, darkgrey, &c. and thin beds of coal
We are told that when the auger had sunk
to the depth of about 60 feet, it struck a
wen of water, which Immediately rose to
the surface--a circumstance which strength
ems the hypothesis of the New Jersey
pamphlet, noticed in Silliman's Journal.
Northampton Gazette.
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OBITUARY

On the death of Mr.. Andrew Bicelow,
whose decease was noticed in the last Spy.
BY the death of Mr.. Bigelow his friends
and acquaintance have been called to
mourn; and society has been deprived of
one of its most promising members. Pos
sessed of strong and vigorous mind, he
accomplished every undertaking, and sur
mounted every obstacle. From the period
when he first began to prepare for college,
he was noted for his assiduity, persever-
ance, and love of learning. In college he
maintained very distinguished rank in his
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EDUCATION.

VENHE School for Young Ladies' in Temple
IL ton, will be continued the ensuing sea-
son, under the instruction of Miss SOPHIA w.
CIRCUIT. The branches taught and the course
OF instruction will be the same as are usually
pursued in Schools of similar chara cter.-
The first quarter will commence on MON
DAY, The serenth dag of Mny. Tuition So
per quarter. For board and accommodations
reference may be had to Rev. CHARLES VII
LINGToE, JOSIAH HOWE, Esq, Capt. MOSES
BoED, and LOWELL WALKER, Esq.
Templeton, april IL.
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Consumpt'oas. Ccugbe, &c.


DUTLER'S VEGETABLE INDIAN
Il - SPECIFIC, for the core Of Colds. Coughs.
Consumrtin..s, Sptting of Blood, Asthmas, and
al Disorders of the Bceast anG Lungs. No Med
icsl observation is better establ shed none more
generally confirmed by experience, and move af
more importance than the tact, that many of the
most difficult and incnrabie eOnsumpt;ons orr yi-
nate in neglected colds The bills Of mortality
exhibit the melancholy fact. that the proportion
ofdeaths by this disease may be considered as a
bout FIVE to one Inasmuch, then, as this fatal
disease bids defiance to the skill OF the most learn,
ed physicians, it is qualification to the Proprie.
tor that he is enabled TO offer, to those afflicted
with 1t, goody prospect OF relief in that highly
valuable remedy the VEG TABLE INuIAN SPE-
cIFlc. The Indians are happy sn their knowl.
edge of me icinal plants: governed wholly by ex-
perience. they are certsin as to their effect, and
it is said by An author Of great character. that
true consumption is disease never known a.
mUng them.
CERTIFICATE.
Bdhtmore, Dec Z, 1925 81, w. Price, of
the city of Baltimore, do hereby certify that was
for long time afflicted with severe cold, accom-
panied with an almost incessant cough, and pain
IN my breast and lungs; also splitting Of blood
and purulent matter from the lungs, with night
sweats and tevers and was much enaciated with
loss OF appetite, rest, &c. | applied TO several
eminent physicians and raised through a course
OF medicine, but could obtain no relief and found
myself fast vrrgirg Oh to- confirmed consumption,
Having at length heard of the MANY astonishing
cures effected by the Vegetable Indian Specific,
was induced to make trial of it, and found almost
immediate relief continued its use, and in a
few weeks was completely cured, and have re.
manned so for several months, and am now in bet.
ter health aud flesh than have been for many
years. w. PRICE"
For sale (only) by J ROBINSON, Druggist,
Worcester. 81 per bottle.
April II, 1897 eoiv
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the military force of the country in time of
war they are not enrolled in the militia,
nor would it be safe to entrust arms in their
hands; for too strong would be the temp
tatlon to Wreak their vengeance on their
masters, in retaliation of their own and
their fathers wrongs; and it is not uncom-
mon for the militia to be called out to pre-
vent or suppress instructions among the
blacks. The whites, should foreign ar
my invade their territory, instead of being
able to repel the foe, could do little more
than keep their slaves in subordination-
and for this plain reason,-the slaves, so
far from considering the invaders as their
enemies, would look on them as deliverers,
and take every opportunity of fleeing to
them for refuge.
The maxim of the Macedonian hero was,
divide and conquer;" but here, without
any previous agency, an invader would find
one halt OF the population ready to receive
HIM with open arms, requiring only to be
supplied with the implements of death to
assist in the work of conquest and devasta-
ton.
When we see the slaves of the south
made the unconscious instruments with
which their masters, reckless of conse-
4uences, strike at the vital interests of the
north and west, can we remain unmoved
spectators
The southern States talk loudly of sepa-
ration, even in their Legislatures, and in
Congress. They have thrown the gaunt-
let of defiance but they are like slender
vine which should vainly affect to uphold
the column to which it clings for support.
1t is easy to see what would be the condi-
ton of the south, if deprived of the sup
port of the north and west. Let them re-
member, that, while they sit by their own
firesides, they are in the midst of enemies,
who, stung to madness by their suferings,
ARE impatient to be revenged on their OPP
pressors. Can we blame Before we an
swer, yes, let US imagine ourselves, our
sons, our wives, or our daughters in their
place, doomed to servitude and exposed to
infamy, and then answer.
l will only add, if slavery must exist in
the south, let the northern and western
non slave-holding States be free and not,
by the present system of slave representa-
ton, submit to become the slaves of slaves.
LIBER HOMO.
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as they shall think proper, with full power
TO send for persons and papers, to inquire
into the facts and circumstances connected
with the abduction, detention and DISPOSE
ton of the said William Morgan, and to
report their proceedings to the next Legis-
lature that such other and further pro-
ceedings may be adopted as the nature. of
the case and the liberty and safety of our
citizens may require.
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MEDICAL.

"A YOUNG MAN. about to commence the
IN practice Of Physic and Surgery, may hear
OF good opportunity BY inquiring al this Of
Zee.
N: B.-Letters postpaid, and directed to
the Editor cffhe spy, will be attended to.
Anril l.
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F PAINTING, &c.

FENHE subscribers hereby inform the public
4 that they have entered into copartner-
ship under the firm of
SMITH g. WESTERN,
and will attena, promptly, to all orders which
.! ey may receive for Military Standard, Ma
sonic, Sign, Ornamental. Landscape, Clock
Dial, aud Glass PAINTING.
Of Maps, Engfa Vings, Water Color Paint
ings, sc. vanished and flaa.ed.
o. Masonic Dresses, Gilt Frames for Pro.
files, Pictures, &c. constantly Oh hang
They will also execute al orders for House.
Coach, Chaise and Chair Painting.
Also.-Gtazjng and Paper Hanging.
Or Fancy and Windsor Chairs on hand
for sale.
LEVI SMITH.
THEO. B. WESTERN.
Worcester, April Q, 1927. l5tf
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NJ AMERICAN LYCEII1,

The Board of Delegates of the .4nperica,,
Lyceun' Of Science and the .4rtS for tie
County Of Worcester, will meet at Leicester,
on Wednesday the second day of May
next, at ten o'clock A. NJ. An address
will be delivered on the occasion at the
centre Westinghouse, at half past eleven,
by the Rev. John R. Getting. 1t is ex-
pected that the subject of common Schools,
and Geological and Agricultural survey
of the County, will come before the Board ;
and the several towns in the County are
respectfully invited to form Branch Asso
Citations, and to be present on the occasion
by their Delegates.
By order of the President.
IRA BARTON, Secretary
April Z, 1927.
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WORCESTER. IS. April 7. 1927.
"A TIACHED on mesne process, taken in
IA execution, and will be sold by Public
Auction. at Ho'cs's Tarsrs, in Lancaster, on
MOND.4Y, The serenh day Of Mag neEt, at
o'c,ock, 7. NJ all the right in equity that
EPHR.ALM CARTER has to redeem about
thirteen acres Of Wood Land, and also about
four acres Of Land, near Roper's Brook, so
called, in said town.
Is NaTji'L RAND, Dep. Sheriff.
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April Z, 1897.

" CARD. Leonard W. Stowell and
Zenas Studley return their thanks to the
Engine Companies, Fire Societies, Fire
Wards and citizens generally, for their
prompt, jealous and efficient exertions on
Sunday last, by means of which their dwell
ing house and its contents were saved from
destruction by fire. April IL.
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WORCESTER SIS. April 3, 1927.
& TIACHED on rnesne process, taken on
Ia execution, and will be sold at Public
Fenduc, at Benjqntin Mtnroe's Tarerns, in
Marlborough, on SATURDAY, The fifth day
Of JNay neTt, at 2 O'Clock. P. NJ. all The right
in equity which LOTHER GREEN has to
redeem the mortgaged Real Estate on which
ne now lives, situated partly in Boylston and
partly in Marlborough. Also, the Farm now
III the occupation Of Henry Temple, situated
IN said Marlborough.
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FENHE subscribers, commissioners, on the es.
4 tate of W.4LTER CL.AFLLN, late O.
Marlborough, deceased. give notice that
further time O. thirty days from the third dsv
Of April instant, is allowed the creditors to
said estate to bring in and prove their claims.
and they will attend that service az the house #
Benjamin Muuroe, in Marlborough. or the
2Sth of April instant, from toe # tha elocl.
P. M. JOSEPH D WIS, coa.-,
LOYETr PEERS ~omnF's'
Marlborough, April 9. 1897. Is
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WE, the subscribers, having been APP
w pointed Commiss toner's by the Hon.
Nathaniel Paine, Judge OF Probate for the
County OF Worcester, to receive and examine
the several claims of the several creditors to
the estate of PHILIP BROHN, late of
Oxford, South Gore, deceased, represented
insoivent; hereby give notice, that six months
are allowed from the third day of April cur
rent for the several creditors to bring in their
claims; and we viii attend that service at
the house of Benjamin F Towne, inuholder in
said Oxford, on Saturday, the 28lh day Of
April inst and on Saturday, the 30th day of
June next, and on Saturday, the 29th day OF
September next, from two to six O'Clock on
each OF said days.
.4BEJ.4H DAVIS,
.4L.4NSoN BATES, COm'f''
Oxford, April a, 1927. 15*
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.MARRIED.

In West Boylston, Mr.. Leonard Babcock,
of Princeton, to Miss Lydia Hosmer.-Lt.
Asa Rice to Miss Harriet Read, daughter
of Capt. John Read
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TO LET.

Soh one or four years, large and COM
= modious SHOP, now occupied by Messrs.
Manning q Burr, for carrying on the business
of Coach and Chdiss Jdaking. Said Sbop j.
situated in Thomas-sfreet, near the basin Of
the Canal. Also, STORE on Main-street.
ISAAC DAVIS.
Worcester, April II.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, April 0, 1897.
To The Wido,o and Heirs of ASA PRoUTr,
lac n Spencer, in said County, deeeas-
ed, and 10 all others concerned in the Es-
tate of SAID deceased, GREETING,
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
= see ft) at the Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester, in said County on the first
Tuesday in May next, at one of the clock,
after noon, TO show cause why the Accounts of
the Administration of said Estate should not be
allowed; and you will be heard thereon
is NATHL. PAINE. j. lDrsS
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, April 8, 1877.
To The Wido0 and HEIRS of ELIAS BLoDGETr
late Of Westminster, in said County, de-
ceased, and to all Others concerned IN
the Estate Of SAID deceased, GREETING.
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
d. see fit at the Court OF Probate TO be
holden at Templeton, in said County, on the
18th day in May next, at one of the clock, after
noon. to sbew cause why the accounts of the
Administration of said Estate should not be al.
lowed /; and you will be heard thereon.
SIS NATHL. PAINE, j. Prob.
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WORCESTER, IS. April 1, 1927.
If mo person shall appear TO pay said Taxes,
with all costs, on or before said time, the
Lands will be sold to the highest bidder, to
pay said Tax and cost, at Joseph MaynGrd's
Hotel, in Lancaster, on the ast Monday of
April, 1897, at IL O'clock at noon on said day.
NATEl'L RAND. Collector
Is for sdtd tolcr for 1896
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NOTICE.

y Ale OF Real Estate for Taxes in Lancas
~ ter, for 1926:
Nathaniel Alexander, 81 %
jeremiah Ballsrd,s 576
William Damon. OK
Widow Failes, Q AZ
Josiah Flagg, %
Farley Hammond's estate 837
Thomas Lewis, IL 81
Joseph Maynard, "a 90
James Mallard, 100
Joseph Mellen's estate, 1000
Peter Sawyer, z O5
Betty Sawyer, 947
Estate of Ezra Sawyer, 19I
Simon Thompson, 6 10
Peter t. Vose, 18 SO
Luke Wilder, TT
Samuel Worcester, 258
.Non-Residents Lands.
Charles Anterior, Harvard, 10
Isaac Bigelow, LeomiDster, 10
Elizabeth Blanchard, Concord, 42I
Samuel Dudley, Harvard, Z
Paul Dole, Haverhill, SO
Heirs OF John Gun, Boston, so
Lyman Howe, Worcester, IA /.
James Jo,lin, Leominster, 9
Josiah Kendall, Sterling, 20
Joseph Lewis, do. SO
Apollos Osgood, Maine, II
Abner Pollard, Harvard, 3 sc
Polly Robins, Charles.own, SO
Marshall Spring, Watertown, 2I4
Heirs of Aaron Sawyer, Boylston, 81
William fainter, Leominster, 81
James Townsend, Bolton, 16l
Elisha and Josiah Vose, Boston, Sd
Israel Woodbury., Bolton, IL
Nehemiah B. Willard, Harvard,
Abel Willard, Cambridge, 2Il
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received by the late arrivals from Liverpool
waich they will sell low for cash or approved
credit.
l.. & K. are Agents for selling the BOS.
TON, SOUTH BOSTON,, .NEW ENG.
LAND & LONDON CROR.M, CHE. Inns.
FORD, KEE.NE, and variety of low priced
WLNDOW 6 SIS, which they can sup
ply in any quantity at the manufacturer.
lowest prices. Persons about building can
have the exact size and quantity cut and
carefully packed, by sending their orders as
above.
Er COACH and PICTURE GLASS, all
sizes GL.4ZTER'S DIAMONDS.
Boston, April d. is4w
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STAGES & CHfTSEtS,
ENOR sale az AUCTION on court House
IL Hill, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst. at
II o'clock, A. NJ. Conditions made known at
time and place Of sale.
Worcester, April IL. is
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WORCESTER, IS. April Z, 1927.
a TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
IA execution, and will be sold at Public
Vendue, at HOiCe's Tagern, in Lancaster on
MONDAY, HE seUenth Of May nert, at four
O'Clock, ?. NJ. all the right in equity which
ABRAHAM .M.4LL.4RD has to redeem
the Land and Buildings on which he now
lives and improves, situated in Upion Village,
so called in sid town Of Lancaster.
Is NATH'L RAND, Dep Sheriff.
Worcester, S. Probate Office, April :, 1897
To the WidOW and Heirs Of WILLIAM KNowI.-
TON. late of Shrewsbury, IN said County, de-
ceased, and 10 all others concerned an the
Estate Of said deceased GREETING.
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
e. see fit at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County. on the first Tues
to show cause why the Executors Accounts of the
Administration of said Estate should not be al
loved and you wi be heard thereon.
Is NATHL. PAINE. J. Prob.
Worcester, S. Probate Office, March 2S, 1897
To The Heirs Of SAMUEL WALLER, taie of
Winchendon, an said County, deceased, and
10 all others concerned in the Estate of sand
deceased. GREETIYG.
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
Z see ftj Mt the COart oil Probate to be holden
al Worcester, in said County, on the first Tuesday
in May next, at ten OF the clock, before noon,
to show cause Why License should not be granted
to sell and convey so much of the Real Estate OF
SAID dec ased as will raise the sum of six hundred
dollars, foe the payment of debts and charges
and on will De heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
l5* BY order Of the Hon. Judge.
Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, April 4, 1897
TO Inc Heirs of MARY GooDENow, tate Of
Boyl.ton, n, SAID County, deceased, and to
all others concerned in The Estate Of said
deceased, GREETING.
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IL see fp at the Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in May next. at ten Of the clock,
before noon, to show cause why the Account of
the Administration of said Estate should not be
allowed and you will be heard thereon.
Is NATHL. PAINE. }. Prob.
Worcester, IS. Probate Office, April 9, 1897.
To the W,dO~, Creditors and Hears of aaron
HobBRovK, late Of Holden, an sand County,
deceased, and toaH others concerned an HE
Estate Of SAID deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
Il see fit at the Court OF Probate to be hold
en- at Worcester, in said County. on the first ues-
day in May next, at one fthe clock alter noon,
TO show cause why the Accounts of the Admins.
trstion of the Estate OF said deceased should not
be allowed; and on will be heard thereon
THEOPHs " HELLER. Reg
Is" By order of the Hsn. JWdge.
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OFThe friends of humanity in the coun-
ty of Worcester disposed to further the
views of the American Colonization Socie-
ty are requested to meet at the Court
House in Worcester, ON Wednesday even
ing, April 18th, immediately after the ris-
ing Of the Court, to consider the expedien-
cy Of forming an Auxiliary Society in this
county, or of adopting measures to aid in
the benevolent plan of mitigating the hor-
rorS of African slavery, and in relieving a
great and unhappy Continent from the
greatest evil that ever afflicted the human
race.
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NOTICE.

? HNHE copartnership hereto existing be-
"a tween the subscribers, under the firm OF
.IG,y N,ckersOn and Nancy .Norcross, at Hop
kinton, Mass. was by mutual consent dissolv-
ed on the 241h Feb. last. TIL affairs of the
concern will be settled by Nancy .Torcross,
vino is duly authorised, and will continue the
business. NJ. .NTCKERS SON,
NANCY NORCROSS.
April 9, 1927. I5%
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o. An adjourned meeting of the Wor-
cester Centre School District is to be held
at the Centre School House, at 3 o'clock,
on Friday afternoon. A general attend
ance is requested.
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F NOTICE.
LORING & KUPFER

EAVt removed from No. 2, Union-street
81 IL 20 Nos. and 10, Merehant's-Row, Esd
store rom state-streeD where they are open
i~e ve-y large assortment of
Hard Ware, Cutlery, and Sta
pie Goods.
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A LII connex ion in trade between the sub
IA scrihers. under the firm of SEH,ELL
CARTER & co. is this day dissolved. Those
Indebted are requested to make payment TO
Stipsu Carrier who is authorised 10 settle the
concerns OF said firm.
SEWELL C.4RTER,
LEPI MILES.
Lancaster, April Z, 1897 *l5
@ SEWELL CAR TER offers for sale,
a general assortment of European, Domestic
aud West India GOODS, cheap for cash or
credit.