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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-09

HbUR n POT ASA IN TIN CANs-B. r. Bah.
BITF, 6S and 70 Washington street N. Y aud So
India street, Bost TIE proprietor OF this Potash has
for many years seen the necessity Of having some
stan ard Tor TIN potash The adueration has become so
general that has, n9twi ldng It's valuable proper
tes gone nearly out Of Tde prepnetors has taken
the response lily Of subscribing his name TO every pack
age, aud warrants he strength be uniform and when
nstd Always producing the results Potash many
times IS Adueraed with salt which is destruction in
making soap makes the laGes say they did not hive
good luck, vc One other that potash has gone
out Of us' IS it is unpleasant to handle being mai M
IN wooden CASKS, and becoming liquid in many cases
ana very Troublesome to the retailers.
Now the proprietor cst obtains pure patashes ALWAYS
being the same strength and producing the results
and will warrant it in all c2ses if the directions are
followed, to prod1ce double the ey in making soaps
ami all other purposes for which potash used with full
directions for m king the of Sof Hard or Fancy
Soaps 1t is made with little trouble; the ley is all pre-
pared in Il e ten minutes
One pound Of pot l'h warranted to cut five ponds of
grease into good soap.
Twelve pounds will one barrel of beautiful soft SOAP
Die, ctions for making soft SOAP
Direct ons for making hard soap
Directions for l.undres and h tells.
Directions for cleansing cotton waste that has been
used for cleansing machinery Of all kinds
Directions for using his potash in place OF sal soda.
DireeLiyns for sticking India rubber soes on Shoes
3 ? All the above directions accompany the can.
j2l dawtf
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- rvrcrop1,1 -
~ q IohAtl <<
gllzSlE==--732sSSSEEa
II
ny
@s~G Union BLOCK. ~S=@
GPECI AIE.E S.-Just received. another ,ot of
FIsKE & GoDDARn
ie19 dtf 1876 Union Black, Worcester
CARRIACE FlCToRY.
Sssss4!.sstssssSv< 800, :, :. ,ooa =,
&Z-- Ss2 A. TOLMAN & CO.,
Near the Bay State House. where may be found ready
Tor SALE u Light Light C Car yts'
I'M AisuS SasiSS aus .
pbssto ms 'ii'' ''0'''
70 pl;aaa
am Bu 11giss''
q chai.sss e'e''
a4ePsn Buggies,
VI IN z nana oi PIsae various kinds ,
MaklDg the pest assortment Of Carriages ever offered
Ts; - n, ~ e. r.t " ~ hsnu, ha5pssses'
viss P, Gus Lave 1aVN'' Do'S' o'h"s' 0P'hssi
me rhaetons Tor elegance comfort and seryiceare the
pei oarrlsges n use Tor ITO or three persons
The Carryals are of four fnds and cost from S1s5 IN
k40e
We know as yood carriages are made In yvorcpster m
In any ace in he countv and we proies thai persons
buying Of u.s. shah save che commissions ana expenses
which must paid at Repos tories Trading Houses
als Chaises and other, iages in addition to the
shove. dtf aplo
The proprietors will their teams upon their several
routes commencing NAV IS n Those Wishing 10 h. SIM
ned win ,sase goe ths;r ar,s -, ~ 5; 49, = ~
office Mechanics' Building ANY neglect on The Dart Of
thedrivers will be attended to On spSlcston t M sum
gcribsrs WALKER 4 SWEFTSER
on e in Meohanics' Building DIFF my21
w wars manufacture, every piece Of mich /. y al.
Isnted not to crack in the glazing Il and look at it,
A4AsA& FIRTH NICHOLS,
Success Brown Firth.
TSTRTTS& PEPKTNS, WIN T,uEp
" RY suNDIOB BIrTEBs-A arst rate article for
all sprng Complaints. They give tone aud Wig 10 the
whole system and give you an appetite IKE horse.
so5a anu i9 an, SSe on on Nan
rP|' q ~ '''' W. o Wy
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STUART's STANDARD CRUSHED
~ AND POWDERED SUGARS, for sale by
lea du H. GRIFFIN d co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-09

TSNO LIE TIA small Tenement at IS southtrdge st,
Apply on the premises. dtf my25
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EEVO REN'E.-0 Over the store If the subscribers,
large and peasant Room, suitable for an ofice with
small rosm adjoining. Apply to TAFT h IILLEY.
my26 diff a .Hes 237 Main street
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9. 8 3 z.
MISCELLANEOUS.

FA r r o f. n Oh 5
y "A DIstil e. from Coa-Secured by Letters Patent
e'osehe Illuminating OIL The light obtained from
hls O eX ess in briaucy that any other oil or Sud
- ~ oYsieGj Is neSplosEe, and will remain linz
pa IN me very coldest weather.
The Q 7mpany recommend as the larns hes. adarted
70 TINS OIL the Kerosene Lamps manufactured v the fol-
l9Flng parties; Mes-rs. Cornelius & Baker also Dvot
o. Fniadelphi1; r. v Hanghwogt & Co.. Asa Broadway
e hrook lYn Flint Glass Co, 70 Broad street D,etz
So ~ hIiam street, L. der0er, 1871 Elm street and
IL Ed~ards, Al Duane street. New York Sa,nnIas of
different styles Of Lamps be seen at the once Of the
Company. ~
Kerosene LubyicGfns OIL, No. 1. Prepared to sniff
the hnes ana all bther kinds Of machinery; burns bril-
hanty in locomotive head lights, lamps, aud al the
ordinary solar and hand lamps and as great de.
gree OF cold hest oil and is admirably adaped
TO railroad and st hip d3e
Kerosene LW6ricatjng Oils Nos 2ahd g. Superior
Luorcator and will be found possess adYantaEe over
any oils IN the same prces-will not burn-apd
nave been thus prepared to the requirements Of rail-
roads and others.
Kerosene Bnnacle OIL Prepared ex,r sslv for sbips,
steamships men-af war, vessels axe and river
iit and burns in all thecabn stateroom bnnacle fore
castle lamps signal antefns &C.
hinracle Oil will remain fluid as long az best Snerr
and VIII hurn al nigh. without qlring to be trimmei
az advantage that will be obvious every shinmast-r
Iae er sene Oils han be obtained from the Wholesale
oll Dealers ship Chambers, Drusgss and Grooers in
New York. and the regularly appointed Agents of the
company IN many Of the principal and villages of
the U s, the Canadas and the island Of CUBA
Local Agents appointed lin conformity Wih the rules
established by hs Board OF Tustees on application to
AUsTENS, General A gents Kerosene Oil Co.,
No. so Beaver street, N. Y.
n b. Circulars, with full particulars te,timonias
ie22 div
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EENEN EWENT TO RENT. An elitaby IN
4 saies per Tenement on PARK street, rent $3.50
Posses ion given June LIST Iaquire at this Office.
mvIs DE- -
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NAroRtH7 OF COINCIDENCE
BENEVOLENCE ORIGINATED IT!

BENNY ULENCE ORIGINATED IT
5CIBSCE PERFGorED IT!
INTENSE CARE PRODUCES IT
1t is compounded mainy from Roots. Herbs and Gums
resh from the forests, and comb ned through most diff
fcut and delicate clemical process.
1T Is CLEAN dip salve is more pure, as its ap-
peaTalce indicates
IT Is SAFE No Eye Lotion is more balsamic, as lis
application eyiuees, aud yet
1T is EFtEtTUAt. Forso searching and efficient is
IT, that Scrofuia, east Rheu n, Eryspelas Rheugat,m
Gout and Piles flee It's presence as does the before
Mays genial Iusbort,
u Whatever good work any Salve has ]oue, this
salVe can do, agTeeably and specify. u
Prepared only by the prop ietor,
A. NJ. BECK, No 3 FREMONT TEMPLE RosToN
SOLD WHobESALH BY NJ. ). BURR l. CO. No
Cornhrll.
Retail ed in Worcester by NJ B. GREEN & Co., j. O
HILL, GEO. R. SPcRR, and Druggists generally
jel7 DIFF
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NEW AND IMPORTANT DTgCnV-
LN ERY IN TIE EOLEMGE or MEnInIML --.1,-l

uy<o dtAug3
NEW AND IWPORTAyT nTgCl0y-
~ cry IN SCIENCE OF MEDICINE. TRIES.
EMAR-None are genuine unless the engrayirqs or la
seas Of the EOole de pharmaeie Paris aud the nsaI
College OF Vienna, are fixed upon each wrapper ard
around each case,
Sold by Or. Il A. BARR )w-AIembe- Of he r,sps,ia,
College of Vienna, and RQyt College Of 5urseopsI onaon
Who may be personally consulted at his residence No lf
Prlce street (eW BLOCKS west Of Broadway) New York
IL m II O'clock in the morning tn q and fronp ose,osk
tiU n N evening, Sundays axoepted)
TRIESBhAR No, lis the remedy Of general ana local
debility, loss Of Vrie power premature decay aud M tne
distressing consequences arising from early anos SC N
ply taal iiopediments walsh like magic before Ia II u
fnee thus rendering its invalublg TO those entering
The age state
TRLBSENAR No. ENTIRELY eradcltes al sracea Of
those disorders whh copavia and oubebs lave 90 long
Been thought autcdote for the ruin Of me health ~
byast portion OF the population
TH1EBEMAR No 3r--L he great European remedy fr
mat class Disorders which, unfortunately tne Er
physician treats with mercury TO the neviiahle ti4true
hon 81 the patents constitution, and when an he -sa
palula IN the world cannot remove
TRIHsEUAR Nos. !, and B. are prspared IN the f-r,
Or lozenge devoid Of taste SMELL and can BIZ car,iod
n tne ~aistcoat pocket sotd in tin and dpidsd
N ssPardte Doses ADMINISTERED by Yalpeu Isile.
man. RouN kieord, We, &c Price SO each, or urcas-n
10 one tor 49, which saves 49, ia $27 cases whereby
hire Is a saving of 80
Special arrangements having been made with he veri.
aus Expresses the nine dollar Of the riesemAf and
he larger sizes win be forwarded by Dr. BaYroU carriage
paid Immediately receiving remittance, any part
a
lohe Instructions Of the writer, thus urlng the pub
no genuine European preparations, ard eGecuaily po
leoiGg Them from spurious and psrniclous i'm tati0na
Lne three dollar sent usual but not free Of car
rage
W No 1851 Prince street (few doors west Of Broadway
New York d1y 1872
vHNO WoOLEN MANUFACTUR hEs,
CALVIN L. GODDARD, New York. only maniac
lnrcr Of the 0R0IgAL sgEgL RIg0 AND ToorH BuRaIqa
MAofSGs and IMPROVED STEEL FgEp ROLLS, recommends
their attachment 20 S c0nd Breakers Condeneers as
The best bor saving machinery ia Wooden manufacture.
The burrng maohinea used The First Breakers Ia
oil HE principal Wooln factories In the Quilted etae3
Canada and Me1 They are acknowledged TO oe tie
only perfect olpes and ind'spenshle to the economi
cal and aucoeesiul manufacture OF Wool
Each Barrng Machine ami ta feed rolls, card ~ much
as tbs Osfd sef besides cleaning che wool OF It's coarse
and One impurities
Circulars explaining the6e machines and feed rolls and
referring TO Mills having them In use may be had BY al
dressing o b. GODDARD
dls dly No. BowLmo GRuRs. Nrw i'oaK.
~ RApPtNG PApIllg--ail sizes, for 7aa Nv
w aplO dI BROOKS srEAgNs
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gk X &c a tGN SIbGA co A l. OTg1s-
BE r. III MPsoN, Agent,

ab F z. III MPsoN, Agent,
Depot 8 greenwich ste, New York,
The breckenridge Company prepared 10 supply
ihese Celebrated OILS for MACHINERY and ILLUmEArSa
purposes, in quantities 70 suit purchasers.
ion.
per gallon.
discount Of ten per cent Thick, and twenty per
tent on Thin Oils, made to the trade.
Terms--Cash ondellvery. d8a ap1e
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BLOOMS TO sT-In Clsrt's new Bock.- One
IA Front Room. secon story, with fre-proof safe.--
d27 WIN. @. CLARK.
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~ SNIA LII FARM FOR SALE-Con.
Dill; tanning Ten Acres of Land in the of Barre
kil Mass out and half miles from H. center
on Inc Hubbardston road. The builtioas CONSIST Of
good two-story House Barn. and Rlacksmths Shop and
there i also Shoe sho the premises Il viii be sold
very low and hree-fouThs of the purchase money may
remain mortgage for term Of wears Apply to
GEORGE OUTFITS
Real Estate Broker,
is diff Union Riocr
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TWNO LET-Ou long or short Jesse, q 1T # land,
4 sob e1fAtt, 90 the lrner of Main and austin stu
suitaM for wood yard or building Purposes by
my26 df o. hARTIN, l6 Pleasant street.
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EXCURSIONS.
r. To SUMMER TOURISTS
<z7f o. Is SEARCH OF
1'z-sHz<7 Health or Pleasure.
steamers MYstio md Tiger LIZ.

FISHERS Islaua Sound and Watch Hill. The Train
leaving Worcester at 10 so a. connects at Norwich
with Gamer Mystic New London, Peguo House, East
ern Point, syste fsiani House stonnston and watch
ire At N rWich sith the Il r ain tor Worcester Or
tax D m T for NoFwish and leave for ths water
ing aces ler siesmrr 4 ger LILY at = M
FARFS have teen fixed at very lw rates to ipduoe
health AID pleasure seses to svail themselves OF -
aiyaulagas and attractions Of tese &c ebrat-d sea lie
watering piaees. dom ."
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A VICE no uUs8 AMOS AND
IA WIVFS.-1iso those contemplating sfzrf2rs
conred Steel plates IS cts plain plates IS els irea AZ
postage
This work contains dissertation on the nseassg Of
Marriage, Instructors In Courting with Cure for lore
effects of Celihacg, oohabitaon case o! s..yiljly *
planned, increase Of fuiiy with many other sul in,
itructioas,--from the French Of lean Dubois.
Address, HENRY e. G. SMITH & Co
AGENTS Wanted. Box 42l0 Post Office a. Y.
j23 dom
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RAILROADS.


-se WOE CESTEg s. EASEu 4
Z. R.-VIntsr aTrage uent.--0n anu aitsT
December J, passenger trans viii run as follows;
Leave worcester at % ana II b., aGd 10 P. H.
Leave Nashua at no and u 10 NJ, and 90 2. NJ
AZ Nashua, all trains except first from Nashua and
last from Worcester connect with the trains Of the Concord
troa WeTe passengers take the to and from the
Northern, the Passumpsc the Bostsu Concord and Mon
treai, and the Vermont Central Railroads.
At 9roton Junction trains connect directly with The
trans Of the Stony Brook Railroad; and also with those
OF the Sichhurg Railroad with tie exception of the FIRST
tram nom Boston; aud at Ftchburg with trains Of the
'gIinoht q MASSACHUSETTS and Cheshire Railroads
FOR further particulars and connections with other
Losqs e Psthdnder RaiiEsy Guide for the New Eng
Worcester, Nov 1, 1856. atf
Ks s0SFON AID NVORCBs-
, TER RAILROAD SIMMER ar
KAYE = III CRI'-cOmrianesng MONDAY, May IS 1857
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester, as follows
leave Worcester at q ste2mbost Z $40, AN (l240
Ex $50 By 8, and (1I.sO, Ex P. n.
L niloury $40 am 40 p. M
Milford, Z 90 Is a. and so D. m.
Northboro, 7,eo and II Is b. "a
marlboro 10, a. M, I2.45 and 44e m.
traminghaTa Centre 40 a. M. 10 and SEQ a. n.
Newton, o., ,7.sa. G8$S Wor.j $50, ellis, wOr)
s. NJ l.5o, LOB $50, (+G.30 WoT.l 8.I5 p.
5t 90 e go 7So $40, $50 TO- a. A. lis, $50,
Nee5saul Plain, 8, 8 a. m; 1850, 500 p. m.
west Newton Station.
TRAINS FOR WORCESTER as followe:
$3.50 Ex.l P, n.
hil0ury 6,+5, g. m. 40 P. NJ
Milford 90, 81 a. m l so, 40, p. M.
NorthbOro' 6.45 90 q. M 80 y. N
Marlboro $50 $50 q N. $50, $50 p, m.
birmingham Centre g. IS 500 a. n. I30 $50 D. m.
saxolrille 90 ., N, 5.45 IA.
Newton f6.45 Wor.), 7.30 9 a m, IL 80 (I.30 WoT0
S.15, (4S9 Wor.) 545, Z, els p. N.
Brookine, 200, 7.sO O5 lI.0Ga NJ; 1918, ESQ $780,
8, IS, as, $50, y. m,
Charles Rive Branch, 7Co 1915, a. M $50 aI5 p m,
Albany 80 Is Ex) a. NJ, and 49, e Ex. j and
(6,90 Ex) p
Ne8 YORK via Springfield, SEQ Ex) q. m. Is Ex) pm
New York via Norwich, $50 Ax p IN
Sunday Mail at p. ID, taking passengers for WorceE
ter, Springfield, Hartford New Haven, and New York
Il Express Trains stop only at FrazntGghsIr.
G. TWICHELL sup't.
Boston, May 10 1857 3awtf
EH NORWICH & WOR CEsTER
RAILROAD. - sun MGR Arrangements
On aud after MONDAY, Nay 4h, 1857, Trains sl leave
as 'ioEs;
Norwich for Worcester and Stations, at 500 a m 90
aud 81 p. m.
Worcester rr Norwich and Stations, at 100 aud 80
a. M, and 500 . m.
SIeamooai Train leaves Worcester at 100 p m. for
New York, via Steamers G mmonwe It'll Connecticut
my2 off P, st 81, ANDREWS, Agent
E2ssz.ssss-9 PI&oE4llEAC y ORCES.
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FENO LET-A cry nee Lower 1gnement nine o.
ten fo1ns, well improved lo with frnit and beau.
tn pros at No Elliott street, back Il the Laurel
street Church Can nn the premis a. Diff il
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233 Main SIreel.
Would inform the public has Just received new
and se.ect rtment of French English and American
PAPER HAN(4INGS
Which he is prepared to sci at rias as io as tn same
qualify of goois he pUrch sed in this vicinity and
those wsh1g to purchase will do well to call and exam
inc my stock before purchasing elsewhere as it is all new
and em0rces all the most Styles Purchasers Pa
per Hangngs viii be furnished with experienced work
men to lay them
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REAL ESTATE.

49, PLEASANT RESIDENCE FOR
.ii SAbB.-A g nteel residence for husn sss man,
physician dentist, located Pleasant street. M
10, within five minutes walk of the Boston and ivorces
ter Railroad Depot, the Post sfiee. The house
taus sixteen rooms in udiog bathing room, hot and
cold water in different pr OF the USE furnace range
gas and otter modern improvements and oonvenences,
and ID Of The most desrs BILE residences to be fund in
he central part Of the city Fer nriher particulars ap
ply to the subscriber, the premises
mY2O IA Oft - i CHAs. p. MOBILES
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Something 70 the Million

A L L II A Ii
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I'D A e K IA NE q
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1919 y ~ - rs lIs F5UeUy OF BenerG and I00NI
distressing conseqences arising from early abuos son N
phy oA opedimens walsh like magic before its n Ala
en1e thus rendering its use invaluibe those entering
he ~ nrFsa stat 20
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-04-11
NOTICE TO COLLECTORS.

YFNHE Collectors of the several districts
l. are notified to make the following re-
turns at the second meeting of the County
Commissioners in the month of April next,
con the 2lst, 22nd, and 23rd Of that month)
viz;
The return ofnew assessments for the yeal
1857.
The return of all Insolvcncies for the year
1856, with the reasons therefor.
The return of all errors and necessary
changes in assessments, and
The return ofthe removal OF TaXables il
their respective districts.
They are further notified to pay to the
County Commissioners, at their first meeting
in April next CON the 9TH, 9Th and 9Th of that
month) the amount Of tax on dogs collected
by them for the year 1856, in order that il
may be appropriated to the uses specified by
Law. BY order,
JAMES S. CRAWFORD, clerk,
to Comm'rs cecil county.
March 2lst-5w.
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miscellaneous.
Matrimonial Advertisements.

A lady who had no idea of looking for a
husband, but with large proclvtics for mis-
chief and fun, put matrimonial advertise
ment in the Herald, with direction for an
swcrs to be sent to certain signature at the
broadway Postoticc. AS thca advertisements
appealed to the practical expectations, by
assuming neat little fortune, IN addition to
an agreeable person the seed Of such tempta-
ton could not well fall idly upon such a fer
tile bottom as is Offered by the city of New
York. On the first day that succeeded the
advertisement, the lady received seventeen
replies; on the second day, thirty-two, and
on the third, seventy-two an extent, an ar
dor Of appreciation, for her vaguely described
personal attractions, which even she was not
prepared to expect.
Bcwildcred by the warm volume of adora-
ton and entrcaty which issued from this hy
mental magazine, the lady called to her aid
five ladies as mischievous as herself. One
pair Of hands and one mird were, of course,
quite unequal to the task of answering all;
SO the batch Of billet-deuX was divided equal
ly among them, and each was to make an
appointment with the writers on the follow
ing Saturday afternoon, at clock, on the
lower side of the upstairs saloons of a GER
tain popular restaurant i'll Broadway. Each
of the ladies, moreover, who took the task in
charge, choose different colored paper for
replies. Finally it was agreed that the
whole six should be present at the interview
and that each should wear the exact costume
prescribed for the inamorata whom the sigh
ing SWANS would be there TO see. On the
other hand. the gentlemen were directed to
appear in al the varieties of attire and posi-
ton which female ingenuity and mischief
could devise. One was requested to wear a
blue coat and bright brass bnttons: another
to have his hair parted in the middle: one was
10 be eating plate Of pork and beans, which
said the ingenious writer whe dictated it,
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II OT'iCiI.
Annie NJ. Oldham,

VIM. IL. Oldham, AleXan- In the Circuit
der IL. Oldham, Henry I. Court for Cecil
Oldham, Emily +. Oldham, fcounty, in Chan
Julia kawalSki, Thomas Gerry, March Il,
kawalsii, Richard S. Old 1857
ham and Mary L. Oldham.
TsyITE object of this suit Is to procure de-
4 cree for II sale Of Real Estate, described
in the bill and its accompanying exhibit,
held by the above named parties as the heirs
at law of Edward Oldham and Ann Oldham,
his wife, both OF Cecil county, but now de-
ceased.
The Bill states that the said Edward and
Ann Oldham are both deceased, that the
above named parties, the children and grand
children the said Edward and Ann Old
ham are their heirs at law, and that they are
all residents of Cecil county, aud the State
OF Maryland, except Henry 7. Oldham, Emily
L. Oldham and Thomas Kawalski, who are
not residents of the State of Maryland; that
Henry 7. Oldham and Emily E. Oldham
have not been heard from for the last eight
or nine years, and their place of residence is
unknown, and that the said Thomas kawals-
lii resides in the State of New York.
The Bill further charges that it will be for
the interest and advantage of all parties to
sell the said Real Estate, and to divide the
proceeds according to their just proportions,
but that the said Richard S. Oldham and
Mary f.. Oldham are infants, under twenty
one years Of age, and that II sale cannot be
had without the assistance of this court.
1t is thercupon adjudged and ordered, that
the complainant by causing copy of this
order to be inserted in some newspaper pub
lishcd in Cecil county, once a week for one
month before the fifteenth day Of April next,
give notice to the said absent defendants OF
the object and substance of this Bill. and
warn them to appear in this Court, in person
or by solicitor, on or before the sixteenth Of
July, next, to answer the premises, and show
cause, if any they have, why Il decree ought
not to pass as prayed.
II. II. MITCHELL, Clerk.
True copy. Test,
ii. ii. MITCHELL,
March IA, 1857 I'm Clerk.
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Notice.

4 IL persons having Administration or
LAGuardan account to settle with the Or
phans Court of Cecil County are requested to
file their vouchers in the Register of Wills
office at least ten days previous to the meet
ing ofthc said Court.
REUBEN D. LAMAR,
Sept. 10 1856. Register.
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REMOVAL.

Culver & WELLS would respectfully inform
otheir friends that they have removed from
their former place of business, to Ill Chestnut
Street, corner of Franklin Place, formerly occu-
pied by Rockhill and Wilson, known as the old
Franklin Hall Clothing Emporium.
We take this opportunity to return our sincere
thanks to the Merchants and citizens of Elkton
and vicinity. tor past favors, and earnestly solicit
continuance Of their liberal patronage.
Feb l4--tf OLIVER & WELLS.
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ALEXANDER EVANS,

A TTORNEY AT LAW.-May be found
n at the Office to which he has lately re-
moved, opposite the store Of VIM. Torbert,
Esq. in the building recently occupied as
the Post Office; or at the Office adjoining his
residence, Elkton, Maryland.
Anril ~. lS54-tf.