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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-12
House for Sale.

h~s On Concord st, containing with wood
f1r shed attached. 1t has good supply of soft water
LIE small garden with excellent assortment Of fruit
trees.
Also the House and Barn, formerly owned ny B. H.
Goodae, Oh Summer Street, will be sold be removed
from the premises after the first of April next
For Particulars enquire of VIM r. BLISS at the House
On concord st., or at Court MILL febl3-dtf
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LAMPS. Vases. Chandeliers &c.

T n the Store lately occupied by T. P. Oliver No Ioa
L Main street, large assortment of
Solar, C4mphine and Fluid Lamps,
GlRANDOLES and CANDELABEAS, BOHEMIAN
PORCELAIN and CHINA VASES and COLOGNES.
Rich, Cut, and plain Ground SOLAR GLOBES and
SHADES Also French coored, embossed and Perforated
per Shades in great variety Hall Lanterns, Glass Lamps
Chimneys, Wicks, &c, DC Mezzo aid photographic
Engravnes, Plain and Colored, Black, Walnut Rose
Wood and Gilt Picture Frames DC.
The subscriber beng DESTROYS Of making change in
this branch of his business i'll of his friends and the
public generally the above invoice of Goods great
count from
An early call will good bargain.
iebi1-deodN w2lnO. DAYID Q. THURSTON.
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For Sale

20 A House, with two good building lots situated in
ia New England Village, Grafton. The house is well
located on the fork of the roads leading to Shrews-
bury and Wesboro short distance from the Railroad stall
ton The house was thoroughly repaired year since
md will be sold at great bargain if applied for soon
For further particulars amply to J. w. PUTNAM, near
the premises or j. w. BRIGHAM "a Kby street. Boston,
mar2S-d4V
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.-,,, - I OF DIG,
Vie best Building L0t in the CITY situated on Park and
i Portland streets havirg 70 feet front on the Common
md lis feet on Portland street
ALSO-A good Estate situated on Lexington street
The above operty is Offered for sale IN consequence of
The subscriber having made arrangements leave the CITY,
mar24-dUf ADOLPHtS NOISE
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For Sala or Rent

New House on Pleasant street, near Col Abbots CON
venent for three families If applied for soon viii be
gold, with bout 10000 feet Of lapd Also the Cutting
House in New Worcester with abont three of land
now occupied by Pulaski Bacoa Also a small Farm OF
nbou 20 acres with unfinished house upon it, about Of
mile west OF said Gut ng esale the Jones Fam
Terms very liberal. p c. BACON
1ar6-dt No. Central Exchange.
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Farm for Sale.
Ia THE Farm recently owned and occupied by Eli
liH n sha Taft is offered for sale The Farm con
ssts of two dwelling Houses and one Barn. all sup
piled with good water and So good land situated
one and half miles South of the City Hail. Worcester on
the road leading from Worcester to Souhbridge
The above Farm will be sold together, in lots as may
sn purchasers Also, about 60 of moving pas
tue land, situated miles West of the City Hail. Worces
ter and known the Chandler Taft Pasture The same
Will be sold together or divided. Inquire of
JONAS BARTLETT, or JOHN WARD.
Worcester Mar. TO- 1851 marl4-dwtf
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House Lots at Private Sale.


hNE House Lot on the OF Pros ec and Hanover
~ streets, 80 by 20 feet Nth God Barn 30 by Sc. Lots
No 81 81 43, 81 ard c. pleasantly located the height
OF land opposite joseph Prats Grafton street. and
streets running South Also 20 lots the North Side Of
Grafton street, opposite the above
o. All the above lots many others in different parts
Of the city will be sold favorable by calling upon
the subscriber
mar2c-itf T. w BANCROFT
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Real Estate for Sale.

- LloUGlC lUT DoIG.
IN TIE subscriber offers for sale his House Lin
H coin street which is very desirable residence and
Will be sold at a reasonable rate.
ALSO-A small farm az aores) and a half miles
from the City Hall 1t well snted for Market Garden,
will make splendid residence for u gentleman II has
many rural beantes, and in few years will be retired
place amidst n city.
ap9 diff O.H.B. WOOD.
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HOUSE LOTS FOR SANE

hUUSE LOTS fur SALE.
DHlLplNG LOTS on Wellington Street IA new Stree
~ running west from Main Street north Of the residenc
OF Abel Jaques Esq Also on Austin Chandler Chatham
Newhry, and ga ncy Streets The above Lots are nov
Tor the lrst time offered sale The land adjoining then
being built upon and their pleasant location near Main ST
makes them the most desirable Lots in the CITY, Terms
sale to suit the pun chaser.
l.. 81 s. p. HARRINGTON,
Aug 80. dwtf II Portland Street
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Frnnt Street Stnra I.nts

rx,u1 G1UuG 0tTCSL 6IOrG LOGS,
iE valuable lot OF land on the SouIh Side of Front ST
Nofth OF the Salem street Church. extending Front
street about no feet, and bounding East on Trmbn
ad west on Salem street, is offered for sale in lots 10
sun purchasers. Its average depth is over 20 leet
ne lots Will be sold such TO render them
profitable purchase either for those wishing build stores
Tor their own use to let.
mar25 DIFF FRANCIS r. DEWEY Ola Min ~
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Real Estate for Sale.

Real Estate for Sale
lA A Two story House, containing 10 rooms suita-
BILE Tor two or three families situated Bowdoin
each, which will be sold with the house desired On the
estate is good water can be found the city, and
good variety OF fruit trees, in bearing order.
Also, two house lots on Laurel HILL which very de
srahle.
Also, seventeen acres of land in Shrewsbury, situated
about miles from Worcester and mile from the centre
of Shrewsbury. Terms liberal.
marl9 dlJel CALEB RAWSON
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EXTENSIVE
T furniture VT arehOuSe,
HOLMES &, SPRACJTR

NTOULD respectfully call the attention of their friends
w and the public, to their extensive assortment of
Household Furniture in their Warerooms, Nos IT'S & 79
Main street, consisting in part of
SOFAS, LOUNGES, DIVANS, OTTOMANS, BUREAUS,
SECRETARIES. CARD & CENTRE TABLES HAIR
SEAT, CANE SEAT, & COMMON CHAIRS, MIR
RORs, WHAT-NOTs, TEA-POYS, TOILET AND
DRESSING TABLES, MATTRESSES, FEATHERS
UPHOLSTERY GOODS, &c, DC.
Having secured the Auction Sale Rooms recently oceu
pied by T. W. Bancroft in addition to those formerly &C
cHpied by l.. A. Holmes, and made LARGE PURCHASES
of new and desirable patterns OF every description of Fur
nishng and Upholstery Goods, believe that our acii-
lies for dong business will Ibe offer such induce
ments TO purchasers will entitle liberal share Of
public patronage J.. A. HOLMES
marl9-w6tdf A. B R. SPRAGUE.
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ENGRAVING, STENCIL, AND
STAMP CUTTING.
NAOOD, COPPERPLATE, GUN WORK, ENGRAY-
lAG and Marking of all kinds. Door Plates, of all
khds ana sizes, from 50 cents ard upwards Coffin Trunk
Sar agT, Bel, Harness. and Pew Plates Pew and Door
Numbers and Letters of different Sizes either Brass Pa
ted or Imitation. at wholesale and retail
5. b. COAGDON, 50 Main street
aprS-dtf In stairs
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MILLINERY & DRESS MAKING,

=
NO. % fhin ST.. Worcester.
~ MRS PARSONS would solicit the attention of
.p7 the Ladies of Worcester and vicinity 10 her Sc
~ lection of MILLINERY, comprising many beau
sA4-7~ ul sly les of
q SILK q STRAW HATS, RIBBONS, ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS, &c.
The Latest Fashions for Ladies and Chldrens' Dresses
bid Mantillas direct from the importer.
/ u Straw Ronnets repaired in the best manner.
" Mourning R0nnets always hand. all orders
romptly executed, and warranted give satisfaction
apr5-dw6w
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Henry L. DAGGETT

WHOLESALE DEALER IN
BOOTS, = II . H AND RUBBERS.
nfFERS foJ sale at his Jobbing Rooms large and well
~ assorted stock of Boots and Shoes, for Men, Women
and Chiren of good style and quality, adapted the
country tade at the lowest prices for cash approved pa
per.
SHOT STOCK AND FINDINGS. - Manufactur-
will nd at this Establishment large and select STOCK
of Goods, imported by the subscriber, consisting English
Lasngs and Gallons, Serge &c err six Warp astin
french Kid skins, Morocco Skins, Waxed Calf Skius
Patent Leather Skins, Boot Web Boot Lacngs, &c&c, all
of which will be sold at the lowest market price
HENRY DAGGETT, No 80 Kllby ST.,
feb21-de0d6w Opposite Central st. Boston
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Real Estate for Sale.
Three Houses on Portland street.
One House on Union street.
One House on Wellingto street.
One House on West street
Two Houses on Sonthbridge street.
One Store on SouthbIdge street
One Barn occupied for Livery stable in do street
one House Salem STR et
The above buildings are all in good repajr and win be
sold low. Also Building Lots for sale situated in the cen
tire of the City, on M Pleasant, oage Newbury Chan
ler Austin, Wellington, Salem and Souhbric streets
no cash nent required of those purchasing TO build
For further particulars apply to
inarA4 dam La s p. HARRINGTON
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CHEAP ENOUGH.

DanIeIs c Co., at the Cottage Store,
MO 10 Main St, selling of their took Of BOOTS
~ and SHOES for Thirty Days at reduced price to
make room for their Spring Stock
Ladies' Kid Shoes good article, for 90 cents.
first rate article for 80
Fine Kid EXcesiors a1,D9
Beautiful En,mel Excesors and Buskins Ito
Velvet. Cloth and other Shoes, very cheap.
Gents Call Shoes SL0O
Calf Pegged Boots, from So to 800
French Calf Pegged Boots, 500
Calf Sewed Boots, $50
Cali Congress, from So to 200
This opportunity for those in want Of Boots g.
Shoes An early call will secure good bargains.
mar17.dH
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For Sale or Exchange.

7 UA Jo1O U LACW1USU,
~ Farm of 60 acres, with good buildings situated
M within ten miles of this city, Will be sold al a bar
ean,or exchange for property in tlis city.
The Farm is well divided into tage moving, pasturage
and woodland Has unfsiling supply Of goot water
inquire of f. r kBBOlvT
marl2-dtl l55 Pleasant st.
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EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY.

EYE AID EAR INFIRMARY.
s7ET1Ea Y n. STONE, Cculist and Aurist, con
MrSr$ - tinues 10 devote particular attention TO al
ST. diseases and affections of the Eye and Ear,
No. MAPLE STREET. WORCESTER. lie
operates for Squnt Eye for Cataract and sua of the ea
Duct and inserts Artificial Eyes of the most hfe-like and
natural appearance He treats Deafness the
modern principles practised by the celebrated AURIsTs
Trainer, Curtis, and Nearsy of Europe Upwards of fifty
cases OF deafness have been successfully treated and resto
d by him during the past year.
u DIR STON likewise attends all general practice
IL The hest Of reference given Office hours from 10
A. NJ to p. M. eod&cw1y octl
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FIRE ENGTNEs.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

To the Ladies of Worcester.
THIS is the time of the year when the interior decora
j. tions Of your houses needs be attended to
J. H. MOORE takes pleasure in informing them that ha
continues to make every description of
Looking Glass, Portrait & Picture Frames.
Old Gliding regt Repaired and Cleaned Varnish
ed. Also, Astral Lamps, Brackets Curtain Ornaments
Mantle do, Room uldmgs Clocks, &C., and in fact every
thing in his line.
AL the gliding will be white vanished, and warranted to
stand washing. J. H. MOORE, Practical Glider
mar20-dlmk Corner of Austin and Irving sts
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Dir. SVHLCOX'3
COMPOUND
EXTRACT Of SARSAPARILI 4


EXTRACT Of SARSAPAPTLT &
OR THE ORIGINAL OF
TOW NSEND'S SARSAPARILLA.
mr. WILCOX invented this Medicine about 10 wears ago
~ and It's great popularity manufactured BY himself has
never been equaed by any other medicine. But Town
selld alter getting the recipe for the Original
DIR. WELCOX'S COMPOUND.
in about two years commenced pouing it with minerals
CORROSIVE SUBLIMATE, SULPHUR SALTPETRE, &c
NOW DR. WILCOX, seeing these abuses, has taken tho
Held, determined to give every body wanting a
sscEGasEsaG Vegetable Medicine.
Some from his own hand, which be obtained at the
Principal Office, 173 Broadway, NY.
And corner of Green and Beaver Streets ALBANY and {
Druggists and merchants all over the country.
The Life of every animal is the Blood thereoE"-Lelt
" What eUery body says must be Irue,''
and without single exception far heard from,
unanimous reclamation is, that Dr. Wcox's Sarsaparia
the best medicine in the market The best physicians il,
the city of New York. and the State and also in the State
virginia. have unhestangy expressed their opinion thai
DIR. WILLOWS SARSAPARIILA is the
Best Medicine In the Market,
and they carry out their professions by recommending an
using it.
ltnever has failed in any of the following complaints
though it has been used by them all:
Scrofnta, Consumption, Kings Eel, Sat Rheun Err
stPet1s, Scdidhead IfghtneSS Of The Chest Dyspepsid
PaPatdtl0 Of the Heart and all Nervous Affections, Gen
erGL De5ty, Piles, Ftor did1S, RRcUm0fSnt, SyghiHs
Lt0er Complaints all Kidney Complaints, CGacer0lS Hu.
morS, Merc~rtai Diseases &c.
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Cottage for Sale.

- Cottage House, with about one-fourth of an acre
%i of laGd situated in furnishing village within 20
rods oil two Meeting Houses and good School,
about IL miles from Worcester.
The above place will be sold long credit upon rea
Hoabe terms, or VIII he exchanged fer property in this
city. inquire OF E. E. ABBOTT
marl2-dtf 1855 Pleasant ST.
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ADAMS HOUSE,
A Splendid Assortment

OF Hats, Gaps, Gloves, Shirts Bosoms, Handkerchief
" Stocks, Socks, umbTellss, for sale low at
dec2l--eodn MERRILL'S, gal Main rect
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HoYlse for Sale

IA THE subscriber will sell, if applied for soon the
Isl House he occupies, Pleasant street. and lot with
same-54 feet font and ll3 feet deep A desirable
situation and TOO well known need fnrher description
ieb26-distf BENJAMIN BUFFljM.
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Water Proof Mole Skin Hats

= " dLGA IIUUI MUI6 skin Hats,
% OF The Spring style aid best quality. with arg
go assortment OF Caps, Gloves Umbrellas &C. con
~ santly Oh hand and for sale bv j. p KETTEIi,o,
door South of the American Heuse, Worcester
n b. Hats and Caps made to order, at short notice.
Cash paid for shipping Furs as usual. febI9-d&wtf
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Central Lumber Yard.

NHE subscriber has hand an assortment Of all te va
rious kinds Of Lumber, which he will sell as low as
be bought in the CITY, Also shingles of all the dieen
qualities, as low they be bought in Boston. Clap
boards. Pine and Spruce.
o. Conner of Central and Union streets Worcester
fehl dwis3mos* EDWIN CIlAFIN.
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haz A COTTAGE HOUSE, nearly new on salem-gt
s.a "a containing rooms with good supply of water
@ very desirable place for small family and will BE-
old cheap-a part of the purchase remain if desired
.1ply to VIM. A. DRAPER K CO.
Aprl =. dtf 35 Front street
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B, E, HUTCHINSON.

TO FARMERS, MERCHANTS & MASONS
4 RASS SEEDS of all kinds, GROUND PLASTER
W CALCINED PLASTER. CEMENT. LIME, FLOUR
CORN, OATS SHORTS and MEAL, for sale the most
favorable terms by A & W. II. HARRIS
mar&o-dW0w Norwich street.
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Real Estate Advertisements.

1AOusG LII i0r Dale
NE OF the best in the City, situated at the North CO
ner OF MAN and Sycamore streets. Enquire Of
feb22 DIFF /. SPRING 2yD Ia7 Main a.
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wages desperate war and conquers." 1t
is above all, dear brethren, to the Holy
Councils that we must 60 to hear the ora
cles of God from the mouth Of the Holy
Church. The Council Of Constantinople
forbids dances under the pain Of anathe-
ma. The Council Of Aixla- -Chapelle calls
them impious things, and that Of Tours
denominates them ''the artifces and snares
of the devil. The Holy Spirit expressly
says, in the Scriptures. ''use not much the
company of her that is dancer, and
hearken not to her, lest thou perish by the
force of her charms;' and, in another
place, speaking, no doubt, of what passes
in your bathrooms; He says, Sand the
Lord said, because the daughters OF Sion
are naughty and have walked with stretched
out necks, and wanton glances of their
eyes, and made a noise as they walked
with their feet, and moved in set PAGES
the Lord will make hold the crown Of the
head of the daughters of Sion, and the
Lord will discover their hair"
After all that we have just said, is it not
evident that balls and dances are the home
of impure love, and the school OF lbertin-
age-the empire Of voluptuousness, and
consequently the wreck of innocence; in
fact if the devil wished to tempt you, under
what more seductive figures than under
that of persons costumed for the ball could
he appear, what indecency of dress! wha
immodesty of manner! what voluptuous'
ness of expressionl Yes, we defy Satan
himself to make better provision for sue
cess; who, after seeing all the scandals
and disorders which these infamous pleas
ures daily cause, will dare to doubt!
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ls45. her situation became alarming. attended
her carefully, and employed all the known reme-
dies Of Therapeutics, which only gave partial rec
lief. Mrs. Wiseman had become emaciated and
worn down, all the symptoms of pulmonary COM
sumption appearing present. was compelled At
this period to leave on business, and Mr.. Wiseman
wished me to obtain bottle of the Balsam OF
Wild Cherry, thinking it might palliate her symp-
toms during my absence. But when in Galllpolis.
before bad fulfilled my commission, | accident,
aly cast nv eye upon notice of DR.. Rogers
Lverwort and Tar, and il occurred to me that II
any medicine would secure the object proposed,
this would do it, bought bottle. and sent it 20
the lady, and after several days absence, to my
astonishment, she declared herself almost WE'LL
In this case, it really acted like charm. have
no doubt of its virtues, and would cheerfully re.
commend it to persons suffering with diseased
Lungs. Yours. H.R WILSON, M. D.
For agents names see advertisement OF McAiis'
ter's All.Heng Ointment
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Land for Sale.

The subscriber has for sale an excellent tract
of land, situate on Little Fishing Creek, Wetzei
county, Virginia, containing 500 acres, upwards
of so acres of which is cleared and under cultlva.
ton There is also on said tract an orchard OF the
very best selection of fruit trees, which are now
bearing 1t also affords number OF excellent
springs; and lying as it does within some or 9
miles of the Ohio river and the county seat OF said
county of Wetze, it is one of the most desirable
locations in the county, both as grain growing
and stock farm.
For particulars inquire of Jeremiah Williams
living on Little Fishing Creek. above said tract
Aug. 81, 1850" EVAN e. WILLIAMS.
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ERcH1LDowN, Chester Co., Pa, 1850.

SHEPHERD DoGs.-Among the wonder
full animals exhibited at the State Fair,
says the Albany Journal, was Robert Mid.
dlemist's intelligent shepherd dog. He is
a beautiful animal, and has performed
many wonderful exploits. Among those
which come strongly authenticated, was
one where he had followed up stray
sheep, and after seeming him for a mile,
found him among flock of forty, picked
him out unaided by any person, and, after
a hard struggle, separated him from the
flock, and drove him home. Mr.. M. is an
old Scotch shepherd, and his dog is one
of the best from the Highlands. He at
tracted general admiration.-Rural New
YOrker
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COAL ASHES AS A MANURE.

| noticed in No. SO, vol. ", OF the
Scientific American, an article headed
"Hard Coal Ashes" which goes strongly
against the use OF that article asa manure,
which, in my opinion, is not we'll founded,
as general thing, as | know by expe-
rience, and also from observation, that it
is beneficial on some kinds Of soil. In the
spring of l849, applied fifty bushels OF
hard coal ashes to lot Of ground fifty by
one hundred and fifty feet, my neighbors
telling me at the time that would burn it
up, particularly if it was dry season,
which 1t proved to be; but instead of burn
ing it up, my trees and vegetables grew
most luxuriantly, and at the same time
their gardens were mostly dried up. Last
spring planted apricot, peach, and other
fruit trees in the same lot, some of which
have grown shoots from four to five feet
already, and are still growing very fast
one of the peach trees producing ripe fruit
OF first.rate quality. In 1847, saw hard
coal ashes applied to part of field of
corn, which was at least third better than
that on which there was none used; and
again, OH the first of August, happened
to see large heap of hard coal ashes in
my brothers. garden, in Reading, Pa, on
which there were corn and cucumbers
growing as thrifty as | have ever seen
them, and that too where there was moth
ing but the ashes. The lots referred TO
above were Of gravelly nature.
GEORGE w. LEE.
ERcH1LDowN, Chester Co., Pa, 1850.
The article to which friend Lee refers
states positive fact; but there might be
some other cause of the failure Of the crop,
than the coal ashes, although none could
be adduced. Here, however, we have
Mr.. Lees experience, and it is just such
experience as we like TO publish, because
it is useful, and can be depended on. AS
there are hundreds of thousands Of tons
of coal ashes thrown away every year, we
hope Mr. Lee and others will give us the
results of their future experience with
them, for this is something which concerns
the whole country.-New Eng. Farmer.
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NoTICE.-Notice i, hereb,

iii given to all persons interested, that settle.
ment accounts have been filed in the office of the
Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas within and
for the county Of Monroe and State of Ohio, by
the administrators and guardians of the estates Of
the following named persons. 10 wit:
William Halls Administrator
William Straitbury's Administrator
Eli Dents Administrator. 0Gf g.7gtes ~
, John Honnel's Administrator. 6fgtfsf Ssh
20 Louisa Clethero's Administrator. af &
Elizabeth 'Anderson's Guardian. ssi sfafH
William Caple's Administrators. 4iaa slg
n Mitchell w. McCoy's Administrator r ~
That the said accounts are no W on file in said
office, subjeetto the inspection Of all persons in
terested and are continued until the Aprilterm of
said court 1851, for final settlement and confr-
nation. Wy WIN. 0KEY, Clerk.
Nov. 10, 1880.