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~ Chemical Em6r0cation, -
Or, WHITWELL'S ORIGINAL
OPODEIDOC.

One Joftle Of arhich is 'oarrantcd TO contain 3
times the strength IF the HARD Emit
FENHlS article is considered by the first ply
U siclans in the United States, to rank high
er than any other composition in existence, for
the following complaints, viz: Bruises. Sprains,
Gout, Rheumatism, Cramp, Numbness, Weak
ness or Stiffness of the Neck Joints, Chill
blains, Chapped Hands, Stings of Insects, Veg
etable Poisons, &c &c. 1t is applied both to
man and beast
N. B. There are in the United States not
less than fifty limitations of this article "a pref
ty good evidence of the worth of the original J
hut the public ought to be acquainted with the
fact that nine -tenths of these pretended imita-
tions Of this inimitable composition, sold under
the name of "LiquiG Opodeldoc'' are little else
than hard soap, and small quantity of cham.
phor dissolved in whiskoy or new rum
To encourage ignorant and bold pretenders,
is to countenance inposture; to purchasers OF
this class time and experience will teach wis
dom. Prudence, in all cases, is desirable viz
tue but the saving of few cents in phal of
medicine is piliful economy, and may lead to
worse consequence than the loss of the money.
Tho idea OF preferring a physician because
he was cheap one, would be considered a
mark of insanity. To prefer one medicine TO
another because it costs less, is equally adverse
to sound judgment and common sense; an both
cases lite and limb are at stake. No person
could use the same ingredients and afford the
article at less price. A knowledge of this
composition, however, is known only to the
the proprietor and to the physician whose GER
tlfcate accompanies j..
Also, may be had Of the original and sole
Proprietor, the VOLATILE AROMATIC
SNUFF, for many years celebrated in cases of
Catarrh, Headache, Dizziness, DImness Of Eye
sight, Drowsness, Lowness of Spirits, Hypo-
condria, Nervous Weakness, sc. 1t is most
fragrant and grateful TO the smell, being mostly
composed of roots and aromatic herbs. 1t is
absolutely necessary for all those who watch
with or visit the sick Price so cts. and % cts
WHITWELL'S BITTERS,-a most eff
cacious and wonderful cordial medicine, for
Dyspepsia, JaundIce, Sickness of the Stomach,
Flatulence, Want of Appetite, &c. They give
tone to the solids, enrich the blood, and in
vigorate the whole system No tavern should
be without them. Price 121 cents paper
The Purgatipe POWDERS are highly important
in all the above complaints, and should in most
cases be used with the Bitters
u The above articles are kept for sale by
JAMES GREEN 81 co. Druggists, WOrces
ter colt Sept. 81.
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For SALE

a Farm, beautifully located in the centre
- of the town of Shrewsbury. known BY the
name Of the Sumner Farm, consisting OF about
100 acres Of excellent Land, web supplied with
Woed, and well proportioncd into Orcharding,
Ploughing, Moving, and Pasture. which will
be sold very low, and on such terms of payment
will suit the purchaser. For further partic-
ulars, inquire of Dea JOHN RICE, on the
premises Of MIR. JUBAL HOWE, at No l23
Washiuqton-street, Boston; or of the subscrib-
sr, in Shrewsbury.
WILLIAM PRATT.
Shrewsbury Nov % 6w
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NEWSPAPER NOTTCF-

FHVHE Worcester and Keene Mail Stage
IL Company have employed Mr. DEXTER
GILBERT ts receive and receipt for all monies
due then. for Newspapers and he will be at the
places hereinafter named for that purpose:
AT Maj. Abboit's, in Holden, on Monday. Jan.
2, 1892; Daniel Kings in Rutland. on Tues
day, Jan. 3, until 4 O'Clock, P NJ; l.. Pierce's,
in Hubbardstom, on "Wednesday, Jan d, in the
forenoon, and Col Hnds's. in said Eubbards
ION. in The afternoon al said Wednesday: l..
WiIder's, in the centre Of Winchendon, on Fri
day, Jan. &, in the forenoon. aud Cant, Mor
docks, in the village, in the afternoon; Jacob
Waliss, Esq, Saturday, Jan. Z, until o'clock
p NJ.
The Stage Company have, every year. been
a; the expense OF employing some person 10
collect their newspaper debts, notwithstanding
many have neglected To come forward and paw
We need only say, that snch delinqnents after
the isth Of January, will be called upon with
out any further notice, in a mnre legal manner
CALVIN TOWNSLEY, .3gent.
Templeton. Dec IA.
All persons in I empleton indebted for papers
VIII MAKE payment 10 e. IoWNsIrv
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DIR. S. HEW ES's
Rheumatic, NerUe, and Bone
LI.NIyMEyNT.

TEVHE Proprietor, in offering this article
n to the public. deems it not improper to
i-aukly acknowledge his motives, which are
first, his own interest and secondly, to relieve
those who are suffering under those diseases for
which this is designed. He is well aware that
there are many articles already before the public
for such complaints, yet none has ever been offered
which has given such imm edate and permanent
relief. 1t was prescribed BY DR.. S. tiewes. dur.
ing many years practice in Boston, and obtained
greater celebrity than any other article, and at
his death the recipe was left legacy to one OF
ais connections. Of whom it was purchas cd by the
present proprietor. 1t is not, therefore, new
article, of doubtful efficacy, but hundreds, aud
probably thousands have been cured or relieved
by itsuse. The Proprietor states explicitly, that
it is n0ta cure for every thing" but is confident
ly recommended in mhammatory, sciatic, and
chronic rheumatism; it gives relief to the swelling
of the glands Of the throat, and by promoting cir.
culation, it relieves the numbness and cont ac.
ton OF the limbs 10 bruises and spraGs it gives
immediate relief where bones have been flac-
tured itasssts astonlshInsly in Strengthening the
muscles, and 10 persons troubled with tempo.
rary deafness, a few drops on Sleeps WOOL ap.
Piled the ear, will afford relief.
RECOMMENDATIONS
From the numerous certificates, which the
Proprietor has received GIFTS efficacy, he presents
BUleuca, $50. To whom il NAV concern
certify that for some years past have bet alict.
ed with rheumatism, and having used many kinds
OF medicine without effect at last purchased one
bottle fDr. ShubNel Hewes' Rheumatism, Nerve
and Bone LIniment, and by it was enabled in one
weeks time to go about my house without pain.
feel it duty | owe TO suffering humanity to let
the public know Of its great value.
JOSIAH STEVENS.
Boston, 1890, This may certify, that have
used DIR. Shubael fewes' celebrated Rheums-
tism, Nerve and Bone Lniment, for bruises and
sprains, and can recommend it 20 be q very use
full article for the public. WARnEN THAxTER
Harttord, Conn This is to certify, that
have seen afflicted with the Chronic rheumatism
for ten years nast, and have used two bottles Of
Dr. ShubaeI Hewes' Rheumatic Lnment, and il
cffe cted perfect cure. russell CANFIELD.
Each bottle has stamped upon !. the name Of
the article, and each wrapper is signed nv the
Proprietor. |. +. THAYER.
or For sale, wholesale and retail, BY JOHN
COE, Worcester, sole agent for this town aud
County. eoly March so.
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There is curious optical deception, says
DIR. Lardner, attending the alternate ele-
walton and depression of the surface of a
liquid. The waves thus produced appear
ed To have progressive motion, which IS
COMMONLY attributed to the liquid ITSELF
When we perceive the waves of the sea
apparently advancing in certain direc
ton we are irresistably impressed with a
notion thai the sea itself is advancing in
that direction. We consider that the same
wave, as it advances, is composed of the
same water, and that the whole surface of
the liquid is in state Of progressive mo-
ton. slight reflection, however. on the
consequences of such a supposition, viii
soon convince us that it is unfounded. the
snip Which toats.upon the waves is not car
ried forward with them; they pass beneath
Eer, now iiitlns her on their SUBMITS. and
now letting her sink into the abyss between.
observe sea-iowi fnating on the water.
anu me same eHect wiz I've seen. If how
ever, the water itself partoek of the motion
winch we ascnoe TO the Waves, the shin
and the fowl would each he carried forward
anu would have a motion in common with
ilt tlnh. once on the summit of n wave
..s.s eaey faulii continually remain. ard,
-Ht4' COB "oiia re as smooth as if thew
pso'e.H o. tie caln' surface of a
axe "a y Ss%s tie walter bsus~~
30 waves here liz - $40 ,,.,.f1
dbaaily remain, ilIr flc wave el.s III a..
pyecc'.sg mem aad ne oiher following. J
The same writer ! The valuable Treatise
on miscelaHeods &C. 1ee, accounts readily
and philosophicaiiJ scr the difisnliv 81
walking in waterI Every ono. says he,
who, while bathing has walked in The va.
ter is sensible hof small a weipbt rests mn
on the feet. lftfs depth be so great that
the body is immesed to the shoulders, the
feet are scarcely sensible of any pressure
On tSep. TbeEant of sufficient pressure
IN thlzcase reh'ers the body easily upset. |
In tempting tford river in which there
Is current, considerable danger is produc- |
eH"y this ciuse, even though the river
SPUN re sufficiently shallow to have |
[rge portion Of the body above the sur !
paee' The pressure ON the bottom being |
~, uh'.nnlsped ny the buoyaney Of the LIQUID. I
tne lset have less secure hold of fbe
s'ouno and the force of the current ACT.
10y oh mat part of the body which is inn
Is nbovs , without affecting that part which
1--we me surface, has a tendenc v. TO car.
y u~ay the support Of the feet.
- Ga@AlA q
FUNERAL AT EEw OAR, nj
n :, gyen ~ n. Orleans 49, ~ lpln'w'ng
Tue expenses there Of IN. C.P 10 p,nr"n %
zeur free man Of colo, 'u"eiai o. FhiiP ia
70, nve singing men $3.50 ~, neI EI,esos
CO. To ,saI" AZ, sos' $500 one hsbsst msa ~
pr o. : gwen gu, =: ~ .;,e n, O. paper no.
v''''"' ' ~ ~ v'neicaton Of i6s Priests 70
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= Mount Washington.
RuCKWHEAT CAKES.


Old es-musquitoes-worn out cloaks--
Cut fingers and dead cats,
Figure in verse, besides soft rhymes
On hose and ragged hats.
Aad # DER such prosaic themes
His pen the poet shakes,
Frenzy may surely strike the quill
That praises Buckwheat Cakes!
The dreamy memory of the plate
I Toasted on last night, Uz 7.#
Plays with my fancy now, and warns
My bosom with delight
muse upon it, and my mouth
Yet waters with the thought,
Knowing that tonight can buy
Others where that was bought.
You'll know Yankee BY the way
lie sits before this dish.
His plate well heaped, he seems to have
On earth other wish -
Softly before hrs eager nose
The pleasant fumes are famed,
While he pours the luscious treacle On,
With an ensPlring hand.
Not turtle soup, nor rich champagne,
With him can have such power:
An alderman might envy him
The luxury Of the hour
No thought Of indigestion comes,
No headache gives him fears,
As silently he ponders Ger
Each cake that disappears.
He pays his sixpenee and retires,
On bee-kissed fields to dream,
And fire-side thoughts of home once more
Across his memory CLEAN.
IT'S pleasant-and tits cheap enough
The thought 1t conjures up;
Better than sparkling wine that fills
The Coronation cup.
He never lived in Yankee land
Who loves not pumpkin pie,
Neither did he who does not drink
The mug of cider dry =
New-England never pleasant dreams
In that youths mind awakes,
Whose bosom warmeth not with mine
In praise Of Buckwheat Cakes
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VEGETABLE PULMONA-
RY BALSAM.

FENHIS truly valuable remedy has now
"a been before the public tor four years. and
has pi owed itself the most valuable remedy dis
covered Cor Coughs, Colds, \sthmas, Phthisic
Consumption, " hopping Cough and Pulmonary
affections Of every kind Its sale is steadily in
creasng and the proprietors are constantly re-
wing lhr most favorable accounts OF its effects
The following New Certificates are offered for
PUBLIC EXAMINATION
10 the Public |, Daniel p. Brayman. Of
Richmondlown, (R l. feel it duty to acquaint
the public, that have received the most unex-
pected relief in a severe complaint Of the lungs,
from the use oithe Vegetable Pulmonary BaIsam.
For three years previous to my trial Of the Bal
sam, L had severe pain in my breast, violent
cough, frequent raising of blood, attended with
great prostration of strength. For the principal
part oil the above time, was under the care of a
skllul Physician in Boston, who employed beside
mary internal medicines, blistering, Seatons, &c
without any Improvement in my case. Two
months since | commenced with the Bslsam, and
have now taken tive bottles :; am now able to
labor most part Of lie time, have ceased to raise
blood aud am almost entirely relieved of my
cough DA>IEI Z. BRAYMAN
Feb. q, 1881.
Messrs. Lo1ce g Reed-From the time that
the Vegetable Pulmonary Bdisam was first prc
pared by Messrs. Reed X Howard. il has bee n u.s.
ed 10 nearly all cases of Coughs and Pulmonary
Affections, which have occurred in my family; and
have recomme nded it to many others, and care.
fully inquired respectngits effects. have never
known it produce any injury, and except in con.
nedConsumption, it has never failed of afford
ing re,cf Several cases have occurred in nv own
family and others among my acquaintance. in
which the Attending ply sieans have preferred adj.
ministering other medicines for the diseases for
which this Balsam is designed. No other nedi.
cine, however, has proved eqeally eficacious; and
in several instances, when the u.her medicines
had been used without effect for many weeks, the
l3alsam was at lenglh resortedto, and speedily
effected cure. fnd the printed directions
which accompany the Vegetable Pulmonary Bal.
sam, 10 be safe aud judicous; aud would recon.
mend that they be carefully observed.
SAMUEL WORCESTER
Brighton, Dec. Z, 1850
Price 50 Gents.
0TSoll in Worcester by JOHN COE and
AMES GREEN * co Nj,
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Is From The Neiv England Magazine for zee r.,
LINES WRITTEN AMONG ThE "iii'
t4f MOUNTAINS

LINES WhiI ZEN AdONU -
71 MOUNTAINS,
The multitude OF mountains Like a sea
In a tea pesiuous moment fixed, they SIAM
Dnckang'7 interchangeable upon inc 80
Eternity's sole type. Wide-w go 70 elimb
Hath dropped his scythe before h e,a a;e
Their sacred height, and with tne en- 'u III, Arr
Their PLACID foreheads bald rePose 10 mar
With Ages wrinkle but sfounu me- s,i oAsI
Hath furled mis- wing and found ies''he P'AS'
s,,,, y Threshold of the day!
F,tlv thon wr;,est on the sky, the name
M b;n, No. ,ame Is thine, whose deafness lame,
As snn,sh;no hread, eternal is hike thee
iJson thine unchanged head still; loyiuiiy,
Prints his first kiss the Sun, upon ms way
Liuoeria5 as did he on thai day OF Qua,
~ "fr.soreading deluge backward rolled
n mae, HE smiie thy quiet forehead rose;
And still as then ESQ soft IS the rePose
That to thy solitary height r given'l
Upon thy shoulder leans the cheek oil heaseh'
Here as in ages past is still the nome
OF silence and Of lotfy feeiing. here.
E,r,b far below. and Heavens eternal dome
Alone restraining above, the ear
Drinking no sound. unless. perchsnce. It deem
The sun makes music, llor the anclent's dream
: seems here beautiful reality,l
The world diminished, spread before the eye
Even 10 a single glance, the swelling soul
Squirting the body's impoient control
Man is all Deity, his feeble clay
Refnes into az essence, and the mind
Sweis till it fills the universe; confined
No longer by the earth-bonds that coerce
Its compsss-'t is itself the universe.
Ill.
Yes, thou art still the ssEe-even as OF old
The clouds in curling wresths of mist are rolled
like incense smoke from T,arth's sublmest shrine
From thy green Wales to Heaven The silver line
or the pure mountain stream is hanging still
A ,5Ilet round thy brow-the dancing rill
In headiong haste to seek the expectant meads,
Leaps down thy side and isparkles as il speeds.
Thysef unchanged, thou lookest from thy sight
How changed the world still spread before thy sigh
Whence are these men, these spires now rising neal
What sounds now cleave thine old marmorean ear
Oh, couldst thou register from age to age
The changing times, how wonderful the page
What mighty revelations may have swept
This mystic land, while still the old world slept
Unconscious by its side !! Below thy base
The stream of Time has run its noiseless race
The wonders it hath rolled before thy sight.
Since first this pleasant world revolved in light
Are mystery all for mixed with Times ceat wav
Oblivion to the tide his waters gave.
Alas Dumb Chronlcler of Ages, Vain
For man hath been thy solitary reign.
The marks of Time efaced eternally,
The sweeping flood hath spared us only thee.
Mount Washinpton
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Boots. Shoes. Watches, &c.

THNHE subscriber has on hand and Will con
Il s,antly keep an assortment oil bOOiS
and SHOES, of all qualities and prices as low
az can be purchased at any Shop in the vicinity.
Also, MATCHES of all qualities, Chains
Seals, Kegs, CrysioIs, and variety OF JEh;
ELRY. Sdper Spopas, speetacies: Erer pointed
Pencils. Ra=ors, Penknires, &c. Se-BdSS' e'0f
and Violin String; of a superior quality
LUKE 3IGELOW, JR
NIB. TAINTED, Immediately, two L.9DS, 10
or IL years old, as apprentices to the Boot and
Shoe making business.
I,,ncns,er, Oct. 26. ep3wcop3w
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Nov. %, 1881.
10 the Heirs Of ELLIS BENSON, late Of Douglas.
Ia said Co,nltu, deceased, and TO all Others concern
ed nHie Estate OF said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
q see fit at the Court oil Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues
day in January next, at one of the clock, after
noon, to show cause why the Accounts OF the Ad.
mnstralion of said deceaset's Estate should not
be allowed and YOU will be heard thereon
50 NArH'L PAINE, J. Prob
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ROYDEN & FENNO

EEAvE received in addition to their former ni
stock of Jewelry, Filigree Ear Rings
in se;ts, Knobs and Drops, kaobs, Jet Ear
Rings, Finger Rings, Bosom Pins, Chains
Seas, KEYS, Mcdallions, Pocket Books, viewer
and Bead Bags, Fancy Boxes Waist Buckles
Music Boxes, Tea anu Coffee Pots, Gut Glass
Casters, Pressed do, Silver and Plated Table
and Tea Spoons, Penknives, Scissors RazoFs
and various other articles not mentioned. when
will be sold low for cash.
N. B Particular attention paid 10 Hdtef
Repairing
Worcester Oct 26 ep3weo9w
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FOR SALE.

I'll YENHE subscriber offers TO sell the
rssTssS4 III FARM, Buildings. and Brick
sss Yard, now occupied by Mr.. l. o.
lss4===a- ney. The Farm contains 100 acres
of Land. and The Clay on it is considered as
good, if not better than any in town.
Also. the Farm, containing los acres, Brick
Dwelling House, and Barns, now occupied by
Col Peter Kendall
Also, the DWELLING HOUSE, Barn, and
Lot, occupied by Col. Emory Washburn, on
Green-street. A. D. FOSTER.
Worcester, Dec ID.
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Wanted Dlned;0felu.

A T my Shop. in Millbury, one good Jour-
IA, neyman SPINDLE MAKER-one who
is acquainted with making Throsie SpindIes
would be preferred. Also, an active, steady
LAD, IL years Of age, who could come well
recommended, would be taken at same place as
an Apprentice to the Spindle business.
SAMUEL BROWN.
Millbury Dec
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EARN FOR SALE.

au-1 TUNHE subscriber offers his Farm
Hs4SA n. for sale, situated in the town
s5tM Of Milford, Worcester County con
AsAssssz. sisting OF 81 acres of Land, with a
good House, Barn. Woed House, Chase and
Wagon House. with Brick Shop, calculated
for a Shoe maker or Tailor thriving young
Orchard. and large Garden, well fenced, con-
tanning a choice collection of Fruit Trees
This Place is about half mile from the center
of the town, on the Boston road, and is one of
the pleasantest situations in the town of Mil
ford. Those who wish to puIc chase will find
this desirable situation. Ii is offered for sale
because the present owner wishes to leave the
country. If sold. possession will be given on
tho first day of April next, or sooner il request
ed, For terms and other particulars, inquire
Of J. ELLIS, on the premises.
Au1 81 eetMarl#
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RELIGIOUS LIFE.

AONR x ROWLAND have just publish
~ ed little Book, called 4" Directions 10
persons JHSt commencing Religious Life
The reader is requested 10 see an extract from
this book IN the Spy of Nov. 80. Erery young
convert ought 10 own copy. They are neatly
done up and covered with cloth Price I2z cts.
Worcester, Dec 7
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TO RE LET

A BLACKSMlTH'S SHOP, with FIVE forg-
Ia es, on Thomas .street. Also, the large
Brick Building formerly used a Furnace.
Repairs will be made to suit the business of the
tenant THOS KlNNlCUTT.
Worcester. June IL tf
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TO BE LET.

- THNHE only Blacksmith Shop in the
TWE1 n centre of the town of Hardwick
H-A&A Any gentleman well versed in country
work, and wishing to settle in the country,
would do well to call and examine for himself.
Possession given immediately. For informa-
ton inquire Of CREIGHTON RUGGLES.
Hardwick Nov % ~6w
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PPubIic AtteaatSOn!

8 S most respectfully solicited by The sub
q scriber. To an Invaluable Preparation, the
merits of which have beer tested by time, and
are sustained by undOub' ed testimony.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Dec 7.IS5I.
10 tie Widen and Heirs Of Rev. STEPHEN BEMIs,
late Of Harvard in said County, deceased, aud to
all others concerned in the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
n see fly at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County on the first Tues
'lay in January next, at one of the clock, after
noon, to show cause WHY the Account of the Ad-
ministst.on of SAID Estate should rot be allowed;
aud you will be heard thereon.
50# NArH'L PAINE J. Pro6
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MACHINE SHOP.

- FEIO BE LET, new Machine
E!!m 4 Shop, containing three floors 30
EIsA feet square, with Water Power, well
situated at the New England Village, Grafton.
For terms, &c, apply to R. c.. CABOT, at
Boston, or as above. 6w Nov %
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WANTED.

q GOOD MULE PIECER is wanted at
~ the Holden Cotton Mills A BOY or
GIRL from IL to IL years Of age, will find
good encouragement by applying soon.
Holden, Aug. II. If
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
" scriber has eeen duly appointed Admn''
istr;tor on the Estate of JESSE DNN n
ter, deceased, and has taken upon himself that
trust by giving bonds the law directs Al
persons indie btrd TO said Estate, are hereby call
ell upon make immediate payment; aud al
those To whom said Estate is 'nHt Ell are request
ed to exhibit their demands for ssltemeht.
PHINEHAS g. DANA.
Oct 10. 1881 Aga