Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-30

j. H. Eilr1Hm1H
shaw. wife Of George S. sbaw, and Cornela Hs5sba
and Grace Henshaw, all Of said Cambridge the two ia.
FAMED being minors under the guardisashp their said
tilheri sarah Ward, and Andrew II. Ward her bus
band Of Newton aforesaid; Laura Fletcher and Oiiv
sletcasr, her husband Of Slmerve in the COUNTY 81
@iddesexi and Cathszine 8. Allen, daughter Of said
L4usa, and wife Of Henry ". Alien, also Of said somer
vliei Mary L. Ward and William Ware, her husband Of
gala NeFto2, and the children OF sail William and MARY
a. "Rose names are Winibm L, Ward, Florence ward
NJ u4 81 n Ward, minors Of whom said william
ware Is guardian; and Laura I. Whitney Of said New
ton Nle OF Hammond whitney, whose residence Il nm
known TO your petitioners and the ave rbjsrs ~ "a
Laura L., whose names are L. Ileingvrau yrts. 80
mllthey, litmmond Whitney, Catharine whitney and
smly Mtney, all ninoes, and at present having no
Whereioreyour petitioners pray that partition of s-i5
real estate be made which shal be Conclusive mon
NJ parles5 including all persons not nov IN bfing -
N9p any estste Or remainder in TIE real estate afore
hal devised or ned, pursuant to the law In snch
cases made and provided and in accordance vitb NJ
terms Of said VIII "'si 'Hs
WILLIAM WARD.
JOSEPH W, WARE
CHARLES HENsHAw Forsslfsnd
OLIVER FLEToHER, las Gaard'n
.-.-- DAVID HENsHAW.
worcester, S. Court Of Probate at Worcester
4 pom the foregoing Petition, Ordered t6at he PERI
- TONERS notify all others interested therein to an
pe az Court Of Probate to be holden Worcester on
tne hrst Tuesday Of May next By giving to each person
50 interested residing in this Commonwealth copy of
said petition anc of this order thereon fourteen ss ~
10 oeGie saia Court, and by publishing copy Of
same 10 the Worcester Daily Spy newspaper printed
IN Worcester three weeks succssiveiv before sad nrt
that they may then and there show cause Il any tbe7
'e"hy the prayer OF said Petition should not lie grant
"o' Attest; oHAs. @. PRENTIss, Reg.
copy OF the Petition, and Of the order oi Sou,s
'Ns snf5 Attest' .CHAs @, PRENTIss, Reg,
apr d3ss
GREAT TEMPERANCE MEETING.
= Next MONDAY Evening, May Sd, the friends o,
and al others interested to hold Tenn
MECHANICS MALL.
nae Ha - The
II o ". MARX TRAFToN
who has been the speaker Of that occasion
cannot ioH the engagement; and he has engaged the
, WA g REV. MR.. RICHARDSON, RHf
Of The Salem street Society to give the Address on that
or THE TEMPERANCE ENTERPRIsE.n Mr. Rich
ardson is well known an earnest and ELOQUENT lem
pc persnee ADVOCATE, Singing, bya Juvenile Choir, may
wesnAll be obliged to charge ten cents admittance,
or package OF twelve tickets wilt be sold Tor one doar
9nTpd there be any money left after paying for the
VIII 90 towards paying for free Lectures, to be
ap29 dAt
EOMMONWEALTH OF MAsSACRU-
pe;0r SEIhs' WORCESTER S. Court OF Insolvency.
before Hon. W W. klce. N, -
Notice is hereby given that have been duly apponted
Assignee Of the Estate of L0RA B. H0Ir o Hardwick,
an iasoyent Debtor and that the second meeting q tho
creuors OF said lnsolven will be held at the Court Of
Insolvency 10 the city OF Worcester on The i'm dav oi
May next at 10 O'Clock the forenoon at which meeting
creators may be present and prove their claims
Worcester. April 2sth, 1858. apo -d2tis
i A SsIGNEE 'S NOTICE. : Notice i. hereby
"A given that the subscriber has been appinted As.
signee Of the Estate of oSGOoD BRADLEY Of Warces-
er an ln'oyent Debtor and that the second meeting Of
nnht 1oh
eleventh day Of May next, at IL O'Clock q, H. at The
Court of Insolvency at Worcester which meeting cred
HARRISON BLISS, Assignee.
worcssteri April 2s, 1858 800 az srao
GREAT P EDEsTRIAN FEAT.
JAMES LAMBERT, the Champion Plank walter Of
America who IS the ony who has fairly accom- psh-
ed The extraordinary feat OF walking 1000 miles 10 1000
consecutive hours, will commence tie great feat s walk
ing on pans Jos consecutive hours without Sleep at
Molmeuax's shootihg Gallery, on TUESDAY, the 9Th
inst. he will be matched against time for $500 s1
Vocal and Instrumental Music every evening. ag
Admission Is cents. diff apzd
Z IBRARY NOTICE. = The Library Of the
pen Tor the delivery OF books at the usual hours SAT
URDAY May 1st
- IN Per orderof the Library. Committee.
APPS o4t Y $ GEO, NJ B9YDEN, Librarian.
NOTICE. Managers of the Worcester Chll.
drens Friend Society hereby notiatd that the
regular Monthly Meeting Of the Board usually held on
the last Thursday Of each month"; win this week. Be post
Poned until SATURDAY, May lst.
APPS a4t NJ, KNoWLToN, sec'y.
ri OTICE.-Tbe Lady who took from cur counter
~ bundle Of Dry Goods and left her own instead tby
mistake, it psesuned) will confer favor hy returning
the same. BRYANT 4 sHELDilN
sp27 dH "a ias 800 i
ENLLTOTT w. PRATT Gives Instruclion'7 in
HI Music. Residence No. a Walnut street. He has
perm ssion TO refer to his former Teachers 0ustave
satter Boston, and MesIs \ s. and B. D. Alien, wor
cester ed3u ~ area
NOTICE Is hereby given that. the scopartnership
N LEsLEa, under lie arm Of 8. 4. PIERCE Sc CO. :
expired on the ninth Of March last and dissolved
Leominster, April a. 1858. dsssp 81
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- TO, LET, II.
- CHEAP RENT-TO LET Cottage
p RsiH house in good condition, near Lincoln Square
which has been rent ID for $780, will Re rented for
$50 Also. tenement near the latter with good gar
de, will be let for the amount; ore half of me rent
could be realized from the garden Inquire az IL Pearl
street ~ d6t : anas
gENO LET OR FOR SALE.-l4 ares very de.
srahle land on the old road to MillhuFy two and
half miles from the City Hail. One haH was piowsd Iast
ia the remainder pssturage There 10 about three
hundred very thrifty young OF apples pears peach
also grapes &C. The and Is very de-
Sraoe for early produce and is capable Of very high Gull
Inquire Of atl4i43t o. o. COLEMAN
apo = diff o7 aHA 2i7 Main street
PUBERTY Oh O14IC MIXTURE.
- =, FOR INFANTS.-r
The Proprietor, in compounding this preparation had
In view remedy that would be prompt q relieve and at
the same time be followed by Of those after effects
50 injurious to the heath and eonauion thousands
Of children throughout the country He was prompted
to the preparation OF this article from meeting So lre-
quenty IN bis practice those cases Of daease ch
their rise and origin solely from the much 10 be amsned
practice OF continually dosing with Paregorc Laudanum
and other narcotic preparations frequently resorted
% BY parents TO relieve their children Of the collie pains