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Mr.. John Il. Brown a native Of Petersburg,
Va, los, his lite in Richmond on tho Fourth
through the cuipablc csrelesshes ol one at lbc
mcrhbcrs of volunteer corps OF tha, city, whilst
the military were firing unt'fnal salute.
rntisket OF one OF the Richmond Gr"ys was lon.
ded with ball cartridge. and the deceased, VIII"
was among the .pec,a,ots. &as shot through the
head, THE ur'or,dnate fi,on was standing al
The time conversing will, friend, Young
child being between them, and each ha7lug the
child b, the hahd
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A Coon PAsrE FOR Books, MUSLIN, &c.
When made in The ordinary manner paste soon
becomes n,ouldy, and by fcritienting III warm
weather. loses its s,lking power. To make
sn," to keep, make it thus: Dissolve about ar
once Of alum in quart of warIt, water, when
cold, add as much Hour as will make it the con-
sis,enry of cream: then s,rew in il as much
flout as will make il tie consistency Of cream:
then s,rcw in it as much powdered rosin as will
stand on shilling, and two or three cloves |;
boil it to consistency, stirring all the time.
1t will keep for II months, and when dry may
be softened with water -Scicntifc American
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-17

Phrcnology is rather at fault regarding DR..
Chalmers. From the largeness of his head cx-
tcrnally, aud the REGULARITY of his mental tenn.
perament, the leading craniolossts have long
si,oken OF him as Of necessity possessing large
brain; but the post mortem insrection OF the
oncephalon has disabuscd THE idea. Thus the
weight Of brain in DupuYiren was 81 o., in
Cuvier 63, iu AbcrcroIrbic 63, in Chalmers J3,
the average weight in persons from % to
GO years OF age being SO OF. drachms.
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A e. A IL ID.
COunlerlciteTs'
u e A TIL B LO w.

4 he ouIIic will pl-ase observe that no Brandieth
piiis are genuine, unless the box has three la
4, upou il. {the to,,, the SHE and the hottom)
h containing a FAC. simil. signature Of my hand.
ting. ,hus--B. BuANDWEru, N. D.---These Ia.
ao engraved on steel, beautifully designed,
/ done at an e,pelse Of over 81, ,O0o.--Therefore
iii be seen that the only thing necessary TO pro-
the medicine in its purity, rs 10 observe these
lis. ....E
lemember the top, the side, and the bottom
following respective prIsnns are duiv author
and hold
CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY
II the sale OF Brandreth's Vegetable Universal
Pills.
Northumberland COUNTY MIlton--Maekey Il
amberlin. suubu,y-H. B. Masser. ME~ens-
c-lrciand & MeiseA. NosihumfrIlaD.l-Wm W m.
,syth. Georgetown--J. Il ]. Walls.
Union County; New Berlin-BOgaT d Win
SslinsyTove SsOsge GsndIom. Middle.
s-Issac Smith. Beaver,own-Dsvid Huber
amsbue--Wm m. J. May. Mssais.bsrs-- MeIisch
Ray. ,HaItleton---D Daniel Long. Frceburs-
ST. e. Moyer. Lewisburg-Wals q Gscen
Columbia county: Dsnvilie-E. b. Rsynold,
Co. observation-disclosures Il Rrsenhouse. Cat
,issa-C. G.. Buobss. Bioombug-Jshn r
yer, jersey TswS-Levi Bissl Washington
81. MeCsy. Limestene-BaIlie. Z n-Ninch.
Observe that each Agen, hes an Engraved Ger
ate Of Agency, containing a representation q
BRANDRETH'S Man,tactoIy at Sing SIM
upon which will also be seen exact copies .
ns,o iabsk ne,0 used upon the bre"d'ef" ~
res. ID
Phlsdelphis, Office No, 9, North 9Th street.
D. BRANDRErH, M. ID.
tune gath isao, WY
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ClsS OF Mexico.

an Albany paper has a description Of this far.
famed city. wicb for richness and grandeur has
no parallel in The Ncw World ant, very few in
the Old:
"The situation OF the city is the most pictures
que Imaginable, occupying the bottom of a val.
Icy containing sixteen hundred sorsse miles,
the whole surrounded by a battiencnt oF noun.
ta'ns ranging from two IL ten thousand feet in
height In the centre Of this vas, oval ba sin is
a lake, or rather a chain of lakes, through the
midst Of which the road p.spes for ahon, eiph.
teen miles on raised causewsy, ard over which
an army will have to teel its way with artillery
The city stands in tho northeastern quarter of
the valley, not more than three miles from the
four hundred and seventy feet. The plan OF
the city was laid, aud the greater portion of the
public buildings designed, by Cortcx. The
principal square is the pride of the Mexicans
of,welve acres, the whole paved with the n,os,
beautiful marble, and forming one Of the mos,
beautiful parade grounds that American sol.
dicrs were ever summoned tc manGuvre or en-.
camp on. But il is the public buildings, after
all, that form the distinguished characteristic
Of this majestic and opuleni city.
"Thc cathedral fills one whole side Of the
great square, the palace another, and the sites
Of both arc memorable and historical the cathe.
dral standing on the ground where once stood
The great Col Tempe, auu ~" p"'~.~ '"s
ground of Monte czuma THE latter building is
200 feet long, and contains the public offices,
besides the apartments of the President. The
cathedral is of striking Gothic architecture, and
after all the pressures and plunderings of these
latter DAYS still retains immense wralth.-The
high altar is covered with plates ofslvcr inter.
spersed with ornaments o: massive gold. This
altar 10 enclosed with a balustradc . hundred
feet long, not less precious thnn the high al,al
itself. II is composed Of an amalgam Of gold
silver, and copper. richly fourishcd and figured
II is eaid that an offer has been made TO pur
chase il at its weight in silver, giving half .
million ot dollars besides. Of this balustrnde
there are not lees in the building thar 3OtS
feet. Statues, vases, and huge candlesticks o
the precious metals, meet the eye everywhere
and il is sahi that the still moro precious portion
is hid from the popular eye. Such is brie
description of city OF Mexico.
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PHILADELPHIA.
nKHCNM Nh
d T \ N g S.

lHE SUBSCRIBER has hren appointed seen''
for the sale nf CONRAD MEYERS CEI.'
RATED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD ~
,OS, at this place. These Pianos have PLAIN.
.siye and beau,ifui exterior ini,h and, for depth
| sweetness Of tone. and elegance Of Workman
p, are no, surpassed by any in the United States.
c following is a recommendation from CARL
era, celebrated performer, snd himself msn'
ctuIer: '.
A E. "A IL ID.
IAvIxG had the pleasure OF trying the excel.
, Piano For,cs manufactured by Mr.. Meyer, and
iti,ed q, III. last exhibition Of the Franklin In
ute, feel il due 10 the true merit OF the maker
,'ccare that these instruments are quite equal
in some respects even superior, TO all the ~.
, Fortes, ! sow at the capitals of Europe, and
ing a sojourn Of two years a, Pans.
These Pianos will he sold at the manufacturer
est Philadelphia prices, II not something 'owr''
sons are requested 10 call and eHam'ue for
mselves, al the residence of 'hc subscriber.
unbury. May IL, lSI5. IL. u. MAeoEh.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-17

An ovev .,he.way neighbOr iairly posed US the
o,ber uip,t by asking us the simplest question
.W,sn is a fish era zy ,"--snd assured us Il
was only when The aforesaid fish was ,"'se'"'---
we lelt immediately, - Burlington Ssz'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-17

IA Yankee hos invented new kind OF ink,
called the lovele;tef NIX which is q sure safe.
guard sesinst actions for Srcaeh Of promise Of
marriage, as the ink fades away and leaves the
sheet blank in abou, four weeks after the letter
has been wfiiteA-"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-17

SciErrIrIc EXAMINATION OF THE PoTATo DR..
sEAsE-The French Government has ordered
that scientific men in all the departments shall
examine micrcscopically, every fortnight, the
growing potatoes in the several districts, with
a view to discover IF the plant be ssain tainted.
and the tause, il such a calamity again rise.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-17

VrRo,N,s WHEAr CRor.--From various parts
of Virginia we learn TINT the wheat crops have
been harvested without any dsmoge, and that
the Weld is good both as TO quantity and quality
Gen. Rus,, residing neat leesburg, Va, has
lust finished harsestMg,, End be estimates his
crop ei wheat this year at 10000 bushels
which is represe nsed 10 be Of q superior quality
r al Baittmors Sun.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-17

When green peas have become old and vel.
low, they may be made tender and green by
spriahlins in an inch or two of pearlssh, while
they are boiling. pealash has the same effect
upon all summer vegetables, rendcted tough by
being too old Ifyour well water is very hard
il is a,wtys all advantage to use little in
cooking.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-17

IAco,fc The Boston Post makes the fol
lowing hccnic ncuncefhent--r'ofe won'd
ha .e been superfuous :--"Mr. Baylies Rich
,nmd was tound tepd in Taunton on Monday,
supposed 10 have died in Fl. He left a wife
and family, and tcttle and $40 in his pocket
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-17

L.ErHEos The most rema, liable csse OF the
Use Of the Lethedn is that Of rich man 10 New
York, who, while under .ts influence. had sex
uacted from him fifty dollars FOR chaHiaos
purpose, whhou, Experiencing the least pa'" "
regret,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-17

Htca PafcEs foR CHcach fEws.-it rs e'a.
ted that ss out of 100 pews Of the new Church
recently erected in New Orleans Ter the Rev.
Dr.. Hawks, sold al an.,ion fof si&ty-three thou
sand collars. ...
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-17

ScAiDs AND BuRxs are easily cured; simply
by dissolving piece Of slur., Of the siz". Of
common walnut ina .aslf pint Of " arm walter,
and oatuIs'',.g ,hs'ewah .'i...en cloth, which
I'D be applied to the paa injured until re-
1 lief is obtained.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-17

SPECULATION Ar NEw STATS CArira.,-
There was q great scene OF speculation ia't
week at Michigan City. the newly created cap
iral of Michigan State, p, which bidders from
Ohio and New forh, as well as from the Fen
iusulsr State were in attendance. The new
seat Of government was, when pitched upon by
the Legislature, blank in the wilderness. The
recen, sales was "a part ofone school section.
Twolhirds Of the section, 500 lots, had been
frs, appraised a, $50 00o the lots ranging from
SlO 10 &JCOu About 500 OF 'hese sefe put
in market. every two a'termde lois being fe'
sc,7ed. The sale went of well. and some o
the lots sold above the appraisal fii'y-seveu o.
Them bringing 5000 Besides This there wefs
many pIivc,e sales. rfs' .'90f '
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CaninLn tirnRR.

A Washington correspondent Of the Ra,e,gh
(N. % Register, speaks In the following
terms Of Captain BHAuu -
"Cap,ain Bragg is truly the hern of Buena
Vista. have converscd with Motrisoh, Maj
shall, Fields and Davis who were in the atdu-
ous strife of blood for whole day, AID all Of
them concur in saying thu, Bragg was the Ajax
of ,hn, fpht. Even the iear,s,crs gathered a.
round his battery 10 witness it's mastetiy man
spement and the deadly effect Of his skill, and
have been amused to hent several 0f these
,eams,rts describe the no doubt exaggerated
heaps men and broad lanes that we're cut down
before him, Often his men coad scarcely load
their pieces 80 hard were they pressed by aan''
columes Of the enemy. At these critical ti,o
men,s he ordered his men to load without TAX
ing time 10 swab out their gums, and the dis
chatces then rcscmbled quick flashes OF light
ming. We should be proud o! him rs q SON u
| North Caroiins, and | hope that the govern
ment will promote him still higher. To yo'
who know his "knh and kin" il is useless
soy ,ha, he is n modest unnssuminr gentleman
Officers in active service are exceedingly Ica
lous of each others fame; hat you will hear non
of this IN the army when Brasg'e name is ca
let. Al are mouths filled with his rr1sc."
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Boot & Shoe
: S + A LIS II M u N +.

DANIEL DKUCkEMIl.l.E
his Old Establishment. in Market Street,
.... Snbmry,
(OPposITE THE REQ LION HoTEI,)
ID ETURNS his thanks for past f,vors, and re-
spec,fully informs his friends and the public
'heraity, that he conruucs 10 msnufscture to or
II, in the neatcst and latest Nyle,
CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES,
arran,ed "f the tes, matrrisl, and made by the
ost experienced workmen. He also keeps on
nd q general assortment Of fashionable Boots for
n,lrmen, together with large stock Of fashion
le gcntleWets s. hoy ladies and children's Shoes,
of which have been made under his own imme-
,,c inspection. and are Of the hest material aud
nkmaDship, which he will sell low for cash.
In addition TO the above, he has just received
IN Philadelphia a large and extensive supply Of
OTIS, Shoes, sc. Of sll dcscrit nns. which he also
RS for cash. cheaper than ever before Offered in
place. He respectfully invites bis old custo'
RS, and others, to call and examine for them
yes.
Repairing done with neatness and despatch.
Sunb,iry August 18th. lS46.--- fH. 90
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The Jews Of UfFenbach have, in imitation of
those of Konigsberg, transferred the celebration
of the Sabbath from Saturday to Sunduy.
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PRICES OF AtDvEttrpslNt..
, square insertion, 30 SO
1 do . do :. ! "a o

ehr'y Advertisements one column, S25 half
column, SIs, thsco squares, $I2; ,so s,,,,rps go.
one square, IS. HaIf-ycesiy one column, sis
half column. sls three squares, Ss two squares.
S5; one squsfe, % SO.
Advertisements lek without directions as to tho
length of ,imo they are to be published, will bo
continued until ordered cut, and charged accord
ingiy.
CrS!xtesn lines or less make square.
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Mr.. Judah Tourc, Of New Orleans. has pre-
sented a church 10 the Hebrew congregation Of
that city, valued at $4,000, TO be fitted up at
his own expense as snyagogue. Mr.. Touro
is rather remarkable in this line Of bequest, and
is no, in the least exclusive. He some years
since purchased church in New Orleans and
presented the Rev. Mr.. Clspr, distinguished
Unitarian cle'gyman. with hs ANNA! fesenoe,
which he is tcenjoy during his lifetime.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-17

SfRAwBERRY SrAr,srr:s --hccor1ing TO d
statement maize by that man Of facts and fig
uers. MIR Cis', the enormous quantity Of 4,572
bushels of strawberries were sold in the Cincin-
nali market for the % days ending June 0.
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From the N. q Dclts.

Gen. ScOtts Advsnc~.-rhe Preparations 90
Oppose him.
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establishment, of University in Cslfvrnia, on
The Bay OF San Francisco. .. .....
Russia GRAIN-'rhe following is an extract
iron, letter, dated Riga, June /, received by
Lyerpool house at s almost impossible to
pass .h.ohch The ships in this river there are
al present fifteen hundred ships IN this port, and
this only the month Of June more ships lhan
,vct we're in Riga before in year"
A Nrw Discovery re- ScnfrNpEiA.--Prof
SchGn5eih, il is announced, has made disco
very which is making great sensation in Ger
many. This distinguished Professor. who in.
ver,ed GuuLCottoh. has jus, disco9ered u me.
| ihoL tor immediately ca,i;er'.ing wounds. This
invention, in tonnei bh with t'.at Of insensibili.
! ty produced BY ether, will effect a complete
change in Surgery.
tlsAr t.rAor,t ftst "A Hungarian Che.
| mist has discovered method producing heat
without fnef. he places in contact two iron
plates shd copper cylinder, 'ighiy polished
turning in an asis at the end of lever, With a
balance weigh; st the other end TO keep th'
plates in contact, when. by means of yer,
simple spprra,as and trihiug ezsrtionis glowing
red heat may be produced in five minutes, ans
maintained with ease. ---r,.,r
l
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The Cincinnati Gdaeiie has been informed
that preliminary steps are being taken for the
establishment, ofn University in Csllfornia, on
the Bay OF San Francisco.
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Brinley Hall : three Nights only.
ON THE EVENINGS OF
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, March
Is b., 10th, and l7lh.
Fashionable, Scientific, Amusing and Novel
Entertainment.


PAINTING, ST 4TUARY OPTICS and MAGIC.
THE Ladies' and Gentlemen OF Worcester and vciuiy
Il are resuec,fuly inf med that the beautiful and long
celebrated ILLUMINATED DIORAMAS, or Dicsoluing
VIEWS panied by the renowned DE GuERRE OF Paris
and shown In London, Paris, Vienna, aud the principal
cities OF Europe, will be exhibited the above Evenin
in connection with magnificent Optical and Phosophi-
cal appara' recently impaired from London great
expen.e nv the American Poly lecnc lns itute.
The public press buh In Europe, tie cities OF WORK,
Hartford and New Haven, unanimously declared
be the brilliant, attr ctve and extrao di
mary exhibition ever witnessed, and the managers
that community celebrated this for it, refined
and just appreciation Of the works genius VIII
fail extend it. liberal patronage these entertainments
which cannot be extended bey Ond three nights,
quence of engagements elsewhere.
Among the Dl0ramas Is magnificent series of SCRIP
TURAL VIE vs. or Pictorial Illustrations IF the bibe
Also, beautiful collection, consisting a. Memorable
Paces,in EUROPE, EAST INDIA. CHINA &c
Ea n view occupies 400 Square FEET If Cdnuass
SIXTY COMIC VIEWS, cOnsts Ig Of magic charges,
and curious combinations.
Grand colec ion OF Scenes from the Heather Mythology
antique Sfoiues
THE STELLARAMA, or Moving Telescopic Panorama
of the Frmanent.
GREAT OXY-HYDROGEN GAS MICROSCOPE
This expensive aud splendid apparatus recently construct
cd London nagnincs objects fUe millions of times their
original size. FIVE HUNDRED prepared cts in natural
history ACCOMPANY II. Flea or Butterfly may be mag.
ni6ed tn the size Of 10 feet
The PoLARIsCOPE, an apparatus for accompanying
Light.
A change s(ptrtormanes susry evening
NJ For Programme see small hills.
Price OF admission reduced "a rs ctsOhdren hall price,
Doors open AZ 6APeriormance commence at7b O'Clock.
March is. dN
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THE RTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,

No. SO State-stTeet, Hartford, Conn.,,
Win q sound and drdiiabie Capital n $3.50, 900,
OFFER their protection against loss damage BY fire
" the citizens OF Worcester and It's vicinity Ii insures
Dwelling Ilonses and Furniture, and Merchsn1ize
generally, Factories, and Mills. the favorable
terms.
This Institution has been in operation nearly quarter
cenlury-its reputation for liberal Adjustment and lie
prompItude in paying losses well known and essb
llshed THOMAS X. BRACE, P,ssidcut
SIMEON L. LocmIs, Secretary.
Hartford, March s, GAS. rtf
r Persons DESTROYS OF obtaining insurance the alb
Company referred, for particulars 10 A. II. BIT
LooH, ESQ.,. In Worcester. Mass.
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RATHER Somebody adverti-
ses in Brooklyn for boarters, but STIMULATES that
the gentlemen must not rut their feet on the
mantle in winter out OF the window in sum-
mer, nor use spittoons at meal time If single,
he must not play the trombone in his room, make
love to the servants, or comb his whiskers at the
table. The ladies' must not turn up their noses
al every thing on the table, unless they have
natural pug, and none of the party must drink or
talk with mouth iull Of vIctuals, nor must they
fight for the top buckwheat cake.-.New York
Mirror.
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MESSENGERS Notice.

WORCESTER, SIS March 5. 1847
MAS w. HARTsHoRN, ESD. Master in Chancery
~ within and for the County of Worcester has this day
issued " arrant against the Estate of LARKIN D..
NEWfON, of Oxford, in said County, yeoman, an IN
soivem debtor and the payment of any debIs or the
delivery OF anv property belonging said insovent debt
Or 70 n or for his USE aud the transfer of any property
by him are forbidden by law
meeting of the creditors of said debtor will be
neo al the office of SAID Hartshorn in said County, on
the seuenteenh day Of March current nine O'Clock
IN the forenoon, for the proof debts, and the choice
OF an assignee assignees.
d6t GEO Homes n sho,iA
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Young Ladies School.

MlsS FRANCES w. ALLEN continues her School
!VIor Young Ladies IN Pane's Block nearly opposite
the United States Hotel. -
instruction is given in the usual English branches and
IN me Latin and French languages. Terms OF tuition S5
and 81 per quarter.
Pupils will he admitted any time without regard to
me commencement OF The School Term.
March 10.
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TEETH REAuTIFIED.

The subscriber informs the public and the LADIES in
particular that he is enabled by NEW METHOD, to
Cleanse Teeth TO give them all the beauty of which
they are capable, and to leave them in such
easily to be kept in order the individuals themselves
o Fl. BLOOD.
Teeth Extracted with very little Pain.
The subscriber also gives notice that he is NOT using
the "Anodyne Vapor in the operation of extracting teeth.
o. H BLOOD.
N B. For SALE superior apparatus for administering
the Vapor. Worcester, Jan 90
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NOTICE,
Worcester Co. Horticultural Society

A SPECIAL MEETING The Worcester County Hor-
"A ticntura Society will he held al the Office OF Col j.
w LlNcoLN. IN the Old Court Home IN Worcester, n
Thursday the etghteen day Of March current, three
O'CLOCK for the purposes following:
LIST Tia see if the Society wi purch Sc, reasonable
rate the whole If Inc edition work Iu>t pub
shed bv George Jaque under the title of Transactions
OF the Worcester County Horticultural Sncieiy
3D. To whether in the purchase should be made
copy ct said publication SHALL not, be furnished
each member gratu tOusly.
3D. To transact any other business that may be
for the meeting
This notice is given in accordance the provision in
the Constitution of the Society for the calling special
meetings HAM'L Il. HAVEN.
Wore ester, March a. l947 dw2wl0 Rec Sec'ry,
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Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER, SIS March Is, lS47.
lion. BENJAMIN F. THOMAS, Judge of Probate
IL tor the County OF Worcester, has this dsy is
sued War ant against the Els ate Of DANIEL MOUL-
TON, IL Fitchburg, said County, Innkeeper, an
insovent debtor, and the payment any debls the
delivery of any property belonging the insovent
debtor, him for his and the transfer of any
pronerty by HIM, forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of the said debtor
wit he held ut the office of Thomas Hill, in Wor-
ceste in said County the tWenty ninth day of March
currtnf, aAen O'Clock the fntenoon the proof
debts, aud the choice OF assignee assignees.
DIT VIII X. HARN GOD, ID. sheriff.