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Delaware weekly advertiser and farmer's journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1827-1828, 1828-05-01
Vegetable Renovating Panaoea.

Vegetable Renovating Panaoea.
Carefully prepared from the original recipe,
and warranted equal to any now in use
FOR THE CURE OF
Liver Complaints, Scrofula, or
Kings Evil, Mercurial Disease,
Tumours, Putrid Sore Throat,
letter, Ulcers, &c. &c.
II particularly beneficial in Rieumafisms, its
effects being such as completelyto remove the
complaint.
In all cutaueous diseases, or affections Of the
skin, perhaps there is no medicine that has been
more eminently successful. In the early stages
of Consumption, twill be found of eminent ser
vice, u affords effectual relief in SylphiiitIc
and MercHriat Diseases.
Several cases of Janndice have been radically
removed by the use Of only few bottles.
dyspepsia, orindigestion, is taken away by
its powerful virtues; and where Children are
concerned il is known to be a salutary operative
and for that purpose kept by families to be used
in the complaints incident to the change of the
seasons.
This Medicine is Warranted Genuine, and is
equal to any now in use; il is carefully prepared
from the original Recipe,
ByJoHN A. PARKER.
Directions for using this Medicine, and certifi.
Gates from respectable persons who it has radio
ally cured various confirmed diseases, accom-
pany each bottle.
This Panacea has been highly recommended
by many respectable PhYsicians and Professors
in the UaiueTiy Of Pennsylvania. 1t has per-
formed remarkable cures, after all the efforts of
experience and skill have failed. timely use
Of twill prevent C0nsiimpfions, as it carries off
the complaints that terminate in this fatal wide
spreading disease. II is well known fact, that
more die with this disease than Of any other to
which the human family are exposed. Indeed,
it has spread to such an alarming extent, and is SO
certain in its operation, when once it has got the
ascendency, that we cannot be too carefulin nip
ping in the bud the diseases that generate it,.
In cases where Mercury has been used, the cf-
fects of which remain in the system, it is an inval-
liable medicine. II restores the constitution to
its wontcd vigor and soundness, and completely
etadicates the evils that attend Il, and many
more can bear testimony to its good effects in
this particular
Delaware weekly advertiser and farmer's journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1827-1828, 1828-05-01
FRESH GOODS.

AElOI4 SOO004
LATEST SPRING NEGOTIATIONS
The subscribers beg leave to inform their
friends and the public, that they have Just re-
eeived and opened an extensive assortment Of
Spring Goods, ofthe latest arrivals, purchased at
reduced prices: consequently will be sold very
low. Among them are,
Super6ne and mddling Fine gros de naples u
cloths & cassmeres lutestrings.
do Valencia and Mar Canton and Nankin
settles vestiDgs. grapes
do Florentines Den Bombazeens and Nor
mark satins witch do
do vigoHia and Rouen "a Merino, Grape, silk
cassimeres and cashmere shawls,
Super yellow nankins &c. &c.
Super6ne wide heavy
India satins
An assortment Questionable and plain CALI
Goes and ginghams,
FOR AILLINERS,
Mllinet, foundation muslins, bonnet muslins,
wire, piping cords (all colours) satins, modes,
fiorences, ribbons, &c. And variety of
Domestic Goods.
VIM, P RICHARDS & CO.
No. 81, Market-st. three doors
above the Farmers Bank.
wilmington, 9TH mo 2, 1923. 29--3mo.
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PRICE 90 PER BOTTLE.
son DEP nnZEM

GFPost-siastcrs, or other Gentlemen, who
may interest themselves in the sale of this Med
icne, shall have a liberal discount allowed them.
They may be assured that the ingredients used
in the manufacture of it are entirely simple, and
OF a corrective nature, and its specific qualities
have been tested by many of our most respecta-
Bile Physicians.
: GTorders from any part Of the Union will be
attended towith punctuality, and every informa-
ton given that may be required. Address to
= JOHN A. PARKER
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NOTICE..

All persons indebted TO the est.lte of AN
DREW BARNAbY, (late ofNewcastle Hundred
deceased) are requested to make immediate
payment; and those having demands to present
their accounts, duly attestee for settlement, to
MARY b. BARNABY, .4d,n'1
Newcaatle Hundred, April 4. 1923. 99--3m.
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Cabinet Warehouse.

John Ferris, Jr. shipley, between I'd and Sd
William Jones, corner Of front and shipley
streets. l
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Ladies Boarding School.

Ladies Boarding School.
The Young Ladies' BOARDING School, at Will
mingtou, Del formerly conducted by VIM, She
rer, Is now continued under the superintendent
Of Bishop Davenport, with the assistance Of ac-
complished female teachers. The course Of in
struction pursued at this seminary, comprises all
the useful and most Of the ornamental branches
| of female education Terms Of board, wash
| ing and tuition, in any Of the common branches,
$50 per quarter, payable in advance.
Ering Charges.-For music, with the privilege
ofpractcing on the piano, Sl2i for the French
and Spanish languages, taught by an experienced
French teachers 30; drawing, painting and EN-
broidery, Sc per quarter. s
| The discipline ofthe school is MILL parental
and christian. Particular attention is paid not
only to the manners Of the young ladies', bnt to
their moral and religious instruction.
There will be one course Of lessons in vocal
music givenin year by person highly compe-
tent; and valuable Library for the use Of the
young ladies. To those who remain in the SEM
mary year ormore, there will be no extra char
gee for books, stationary, or instruction in vocal
music. No vacation, except the month OF Au-
gust.
REcosNESDATIoS--The subscribers take
pleasure in recommending. the above school to
the patronage uf.the public. MIR Davenport has
hSh NApcIlNnSO1 hith ihuNh SNlcAiShNNb "a ehN
business of education, having been engaged IN il
since hewas IL years of age. For three years
and more, he has conducted fiourishing school
IN this place, and has fully justified the high tes
timonialsand recommendations which he brought
with him. At his request, the subscribers have
engaged to act as Hsiting COMMITTEE, to exam
inc quarterly the state and management of the
institution; and we confidently expect the
school will sustain it not increase its former re-
putation, W GILBERT,
Pastor of the I'd Presbyterian Church in
Wilmington.
WILLARD HALL,
~. WIN. SHERER.
have not the pleasure of a personal acquaint
ance with Mr. Davenport, but from he above sa-
tisiactory testimonial, and at his request, shall
be happy to act with the gentlemen MS visiting
Committee. FIERCE CONNOLLY,
Minister of Trinity Church, Wilmington.
March 25, 1873, = If.
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SPRING GOODS.

The subscriber has just received, in addition
to his former stock, large assortment offspring
Goods-among which are
Cloths and Kerseymeres;
Silk, toilinet, valencia and marseilles yestings,
leventines, Aorences, gros-de-naples and lustrng
silks; ravens duck. Russia and porter sheetings;
Irish linens, sea island and prime New Orleans
shirtings; cambria, jaconet, swiss and null mus
Inns. Bombazetts, bombasines and Norwich
grapes; silk, cotton and woollen hosiery; drill
lings, blue and yellow nankeens
cases Ladies' Leghorn Hats, Every cheap
do Mems do do
do do fine boots 80 90 per pair
do do Munroes, 100 do
9 do do do 80 do
do Ladies Morocco shoes, 65 do
2 do Misses Kid do 37d do
Paper ILaNGLNGS
An extensive assortment of Paper Hangings
and bordering of the newest patterns.
April, 1928. so-4tp.
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Grocery Stores.

NVOONy OIUICos
Joseph Mendenhall 8, Co. corner of R;n0
and Second streets.
Joseph e. Gilpin, 46, market st.
James q Samuel Brown, High st.
Peter Horn, corner king and front SITS.
John Rice, Brandywine, south of bridge.
samuel Stroud, corner of front and ORANGE.
George Winslow, 17o market st.
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Twas afflicted, several years ago, with mer-
curial disease, which destroyed my health and
enfeebled my constitution to that degree that I
despaired Of ever again recovering rom the eff
fects of it. had been under the care of ply
sician for more than seven months, and my mala-
dy still continued to increase; in fact had be-
come liberated, when by chance, became ac-
quainted with Mr.. John a. Parker, who informed
me that he believed he could cure me in very
short time with his Pdnucea, five bottles of which
restored me to health and comfort.
Delaware weekly advertiser and farmer's journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1827-1828, 1828-05-01

Boot and Shoe Manufacturers.
John Matthews. Delaware-st., third door be-,
low water-st. N. Castle.
lheophilus Jones, 81 market st.
val. M'Neal & son. 90 and 100 market st.
William M'Neal, ITO king st.
William White, highest.
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u. nLl<Sg
Witness, J. IT, STRwlRT.
PHILADELPHIA, February Ia, 1897.
PHILADELPHIA, .apriI 11th18
thereby certify that my wife was afflicted with
the most excruciating Rheumatic pains IN all her
limbs for two months; being advised to try Far
her's Panieea, procured two bottles, one now
ever, entirely removed the pain, and she IS now
well.
ZINES C. MURCH.
The Proprietor Of Parker's panaeea has the
satisfaction of laying before the public, the fol-
lowing recommendation notice of his Medicine
from DIR. Edwin A. Alice, highly respectable
Practitioner in Philadelphia.
'Ilaving been requested 10 state, what expert
ence have had Of the efficacy OF Parker's Pana-
cea, am enabled to say, that three patients,
who have used of the bottles, presented for trial.
have evidently derived grea benefit. The first
Is respectable female, who abored under ex-
IRENE Scrofclous debility in which the stomach
participated largely--its digestive functions be-
ing much disordered. After taking one bottle,
her health was improyed--her appetite, diges-
ton and complexion Moderated; and in the use
OF the second bottle her conYalesence ia sDeedy.
The second is the son Of a board-merchant
who ufierswith the hip-disease, a scrofulous af.
lection or carries ofthe neck Of the thigh bone
Previously to the use of Parker's Panacea. he
had habitually suffered great pain in the affected
part, and his general health was much impaired.
He has taken nearly two bottles, and his parents
say he has been more free of pain than before,
whae his general health is fast improving.
The third is Lady, whose disease is supposed
to be Rheumatic-and who has long suffered
with an extensive ulcer ofthe leg, resisting the
remedies prescribed by two regular and eminent
physicians, who apprehended the loss ofthe limb
by yangrene. By request, called to see her to.
day; viewed the ulcer, which is now not more
than afourth, in diameter and depth, of what il
was originaly-is much less swollen, very slight
ly painful-and she says she has received more
benefit from the two bottles Of Parker's Psnacea.
than from any medicine that had been before adj
ministered,"
fthe above recommendation notice is calcu.
lated to benefit the proprietor, it is at his service.
r. A. ATLEE.
Philadelphia stu mo. so, 1897.
Sold by JosEPH BnIssHuRsr, Druggist and
Chemist, No. 81, Market street Wilmington.
Also, at J. HARLGS's Drug Store, opposite the
Town-Iiall, Marketstreet.
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DIED.,


In this town, Oct. 8, MIR. Rufus Adams. aged
7-Oc,. IA, Mr.. Samuel Gould-Oct. II, Mr.
Jonathan Grout, aged 85.
In Leicester, Quill, MIR. NTnliam ThayeI
aged a.
In Oxford, Oct 2, Mr.. Ebenezer Larncd
aged 81
In Hardwick, Mr.. PanI Dean, aged go.
In Leominster, Col, Israel Nichols 40 cd so
Mr.. Stephen johnson, aged 6I-Mrs Calsta
wife of Mr. David Houghton. aged 29-Mrs
Judith, wife of Mr.. WIN. Hills, aged 43-Mr
Alpheus Gates, aged 22-Mr. Thomas Burrage
late of Templeton, aged IS.
In Winchendon, Samuel Prentiss, ESQ, agec
IS.
In Harvard, Oct. IL, Mr.. Benjamin F. Ham
mond aged 25.
In Marlborough, Oct. 12, Mr.. William Ar
mold, aged 63 He dropped down dead during
the time of divine service in the meeting house
of the West Parish.-PrinterS IN Vermont ana
.maine are requested to inser: tie 0bbore death.
In Orange, Oct. Ii, Mr. David Dunbar, ag2:
SO.
In Ticonderoga, IN. W Sept 10, Mrs. Mary
wife of Col Thomas Wheelock, formerly o
Hardwick, Mass aged a.
In Cambridge, DIR. James P Chaplain, apeC
46. I" DR.. C.'s house was the house of the un
fortunate; it was under the calm, sweet infiu
ence of his polished benevolent mind, that rea
son was restored to its empire, in those lone
doomed to the alienation of insanity. He wa.
deeply skilled in the causes of alteration, AMI
was eminenty successful in the application O
remedies to the mind diseased"
In Ashby, Oct. 5, Mrs, Sally Start, consort o
Mr.. Neal Start, aged al.
In Easthampton, Oct a, Mr.. Daniel Stock
well, aged 81. His death was occasioned by
fall from loaded cart while under the inauenc,
of intoxicating LIQUOR.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
WORCESTER, SIS. At meeting of the County
Commissioners, holden at Worcester, on the
second Tuesday of September, A. d. 1928:
On the Petition and Locations aforesaid, Or
dered, That the petitioners notify all persons
and Corporations interested in the construction
of the embankment and hume, and of the feeder
and dam for the use of said Canal, in said loca-
tons mentioned and described to appear before
said County Commissioners, at meeting there
of, to be holden, by adjournment, at Worcester,
aforesaid on the .Gtth Tuesday Of December merit,
by causing an attested copy Of said petition and
locations, and of this order thereon, to be publish
ed in each ofthe newspapers printed in said Wor-
cester, (at the expense of said Company three
weeks the last publication to be four.
teen days, at least, before the meeting OF said
Commissioners, that all persons ana Corpora
tons interested therein, may then and there be
heard, if they see cause. upon any matters OF
things relative to the petition and locations
aforesaid.
Attest. ABIJAH BIGELoW, Clsrk
A COPY Of the Petition and Locations, and Of
the Order of the Commissioners thereon.
43 Attest. ABIJAH BEGELQW. CisSk.
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NEW GOODS.
GEO. POLLOCK & CO.,
No. 3 CeutroI-street Rosro,

No. CentraI-street, BosToN,
hFFER for sale the following seasouable
" Goods, viz:
Plain cold Mareellines and eros de Naples.
Black Levantines and Tafetas,
Colored Satins and Florences,
Black French Grapes,
Fancy Silk and Barage Gauze Handk'fs,
Scarlet, Thibet, and Cashmere Handk'fs and
Shawls,
Crimson Raw Silk Long Shawls,
Valencia Shawls and Points,
A great variety of rich Needle Work and
Tamboured Cambria and Muslin Collars,
Prusslan Shawls and Handkfs,
Black Lace Wells; Irish Linens,
Ladies' Kid Mitts and Gloves,
Mems Beaver and Horse-skin Gloves,
Swiss Musllns, plain, dotted, and figured.
Swiss Muslin Cravats, white. colored g. plaid,
Brown Linen Lawn and Balliste, for bonnets,
Milinets and Foundations,
Wound Wire, Wire Tastes of all colors, and
Wire Pipings,a new article for milliners,
Gimps and Piping Cords,
A great variety of Imperial Cords and Silk
Braids,
Coored Worsted and Cotton Braids,
Iaffeta Ribbons, an assortment of all colors
from No II to %,
Satin Ribbons, all colors,
Elegant Garnitures, newest style, adapted to
the season,
Belt and Cap Ribbons,
Glib al C<~.-. Say
Black Velvet Ribbons,
Sewing Silks Tapes and Bobbins,-
Together with many other articles, worthy the
attention of Country Traders. Oct. %
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SEASONABLE GOODS.
Daniel G. Wheeler, Jr. & Co

"AVE just received from Boston and the
Il Il New York Auctions, good assortment
of GOODS, adapted to The present and ap-
preaching season, which they offer for sale at
their Store opposite the Brick Hotel at the low
est prices:
CONSISTING or
Broadcloths, Flannels, Bookings,
Serge, Tartan, Norwich, Scotch, and Merino
Plaids,
"a, A, and "a White Flannels,
Green, Red, and Yellow do,
Brown and Bleached Sheeting and Shifting,
Walpole, Methuen, Dorchester, and common
Tickings,
Rich Garntu:e Ribbons, Satin and Taffeta do,
Black, India, Satin, French do. of various coils
Blue and Jet Black real Italian Silks,
Blue and Jet Black eros de Naples,
Colored and Black Satin Levanlines,
Elegant Stripe eros de Merns, new and ele-
giant article,
Black Taffeta Silks, French Grapes,
An elegant assortment of Calicoes,
Green and Red MORGAN,
Orange, Crimson, and Green Circassians,
Green, Red, and Black Bombazetts,
Carpet Binding, Qualities, Tapes,
Pins, Needles, and Threads,
Cotton, Silk, Worsted, Lambs Wool, and vi
gonia Hose,
Salisbury Flannels,
Swiss, Plain and Fig'd, Book, and Jaconet
Muslins,
Cambrics,
Kid, Horse-skin, & Beaver Gloves of every de.
scription,
White and Colored Cravats, &C.,
Raw Silk, Thibet, Valencia, and Cotton Shawls,
Vestings,
With good assortment of Willow Baskets,
! Worcester, Oct. Is. az
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FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS spy.

Ma meeting of delegates from the towns
composing the Worcester North Congressional
District, convened at Westminster on the six.
teenth day of October, A. d. 1928, for the pur.
pose Of acting upon the nominations of candi.
dates for the office of President and Vice Presi
dent of the United States, made at the Admin.
istration Convention Of both branches of the
Legislature held in Boston in June last, and
for the further purpose of nominating candi.
date to represent this district in the next Con.
gross Hon. WILLIAM STEDMAN of Lancaster
was called to the Chair, and JosEPH WILLARD,
Esq, OF Lancaster, was chosen Secretary.
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On motion of David Brigham, Esq, of Fitch
burg, voted as follows viz
Whereas, at Convention of both branches
OF the Legislature of Massachusetts, held in
boston, on the tenth day of June last, JOHN
QUINCY ADAMS was nominated to be supported
as candidate for the Office of President, and
RICHARD RUSH for the office of Vice President
OF the United States. Therefore,
ReSOired, That the integrity, distinguished
talents, and faithful public services of JOHN
QUINCY ADAMS, in the Office of President of the
United States, enttle him to the perfect conf
dence and warm support of the people of this
district, and that we cordially concur in his
nomination, as candidate for reelection TO that
high and digniied office.
Res0f0ed, That reposing great confidence in
the industry, ability, and faithful public services
OF RICHARD RUSH, we cordially concur in his
nomination for the office of Vice President of
the United States.
ReSoi1ed, That the selection of candidates
for the Presidential Electors, made at the Com
ventIon aforesaid in Boston, meets with our en-
tire appreciation, and that we will use all fair
and honorable exertions to promote their cleo.
ton.
T0ted, That this Convention recommend the
Hon. JOSEPH G. KENDALL of Leomnster,
as suitable person to represent this district in
the ensuing Congress
Voted, That the proceedings of this Conven-
tlon be published in the several papers printed
IN the County of Worcester, and also in the
Yeomans Gazette. printed at Concord.
WILLIAM STEDMAN, Chairman.
JOSEPH WILLARD, Secretarg.
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MAR RTED

In this town, Oct. l3, by Rev. Mr.. Miller
Mr.. George Perrin to Miss Harriet C. Cham.
berlain, daughter of Mr.. Harmon Chamberlain.
In Lancaster, Mr.. William R. Willard to Miss
Abigail R Wilder.
In BrooSfeld, Oct. Is, Mr. Samuel Belyea Of
Boston, to Miss Lucy Adeline Bems of Brook.
field
In New Bedford, Mr. Cornelius Grinnell. ir.
to Miss Nary Russell, daughter of Mr. Gilbert
Russell-Mr. John Farrar, Professor of Mathe.
matics and Natural Philosophy in Harvard Uni
verslty, o Miss Eliza Rotch, daughter of Ben.
jamin Rstch, Esq of London
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To the Hon. the Commission

ers for the County of Worcester, now in ses-
sion at Worcester in said County:
TKNHE BLACKSTONE CANAL|COMPA-
III NY represent, that they have, pursuant
to law, located the following described parcels
of land for the purposes herein mentioned, an;,
now ask leave to place said location on the fles
Of the Court, to the end that all measures
| necessary, by the charter of said c ompany to
give them title to said property foT the uses in
tended, may be adopted, viz
Aparcel of land in Douglas, bounded COM
meneing at a stake about 80 rods south-westerly
from the hume in the present dam at Manchaug
Pond thence north IS deg. east six,chains and
| 30 linksSand of an average width of Three rods
thence on the same course oighty-seveu links,
and of an average wid:, of four rods thence
on land of Dav;3 Putnam, north Sc deg. east
FIVE chains thirteen links, and of an average
width of four rods for the purpose of construct
ing an embanAment and fiume for reserving, in
more effectual manner, the waters of said
Pond. Also, a lot of land owned by Moses
Parks of Woreester, described as follows com
mencing at stake in the tow-path of the
| Blackstone Canal about one chain southerly
from the wings of Lock No. 43; thence north
800 deg. west three chains and seventy seven
links; thence north \l7a deg. west four chains
and nine links; thence north 22k deg. east six
ity-eight links; thence north 164 east one chain
ana sixty-lour Hnks thehce noTlu w east seN
en- chains and sixty eight links; thence north
29h west one chain-ln the whole eighteen
chains and eighty-sx links, and of an average
width of 2; rods, for the purpose of construct
ing n feeder and dam for the use of said Canal,
The persons interested, as far as known, arb
the heirs of Sylvanus Joslin, names unknawn,
and David Putnam at said Manchaug Pond
and said Parks at the location of said feeder
| The said Company pray, that such easures
may be adopted as to ascertain the damage, and
complete the location Of said lands for said pur-
poses, pursuant to the law in such case provid-
ed. JOHN DAVIS,
JOHN w. LINCOLN, Comn'rs.
By JOHN DAVIS,
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~ 5000 Bushels RnrLen

WORCESTER, SIS. Oct 5, 1923.
HVAKEN on Execution, and will be sold at
IL Public Auction, on MONDAY, the third
dav of .vOUember neat, at the house of Capt.
Elijah Brown, lnnholder in Paxton, in said
County, at one o'clock, P. NJ, all the right
which SAMUEL Fl. HOWE has in equity to
redeem the mortgaged Real Estate on which
he now lives, situated in the northerly part of
Paxton, consisting of one half of Farm and
the Buildings thereon.
AZ ASA MATHEWS, d. Sheriff.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sui

NOTICE is hereby given, that the SUBJ
IN scriber has Ieen duly apo nted Administra.
tor on the Estate of CATHARlNE DORR, late
of FItchbnrg, in the county of Worcester, Widow
deceased, aud has taken upon hmst that trust by
giving bonds as the law directs And all persons
indebted 10 said Estate are hereby called upon IL
make immediate pa, ment; and all pei sons having
claims against said Estate a,e hereby called upon
TO exhibit the same for settlement TO
JOSEPH II. DORR, ,'dm'0r.
Boston, Sept. IS, 1898. -