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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-28

BowDoIS COLLEGE. The Brunswick
Telegraph states that some change has
been made in Bow,ioin College. Hereto
fore. prayers have always preceded morn
Ing recitaiions and breakfast now the col
lege bell rings for breakfast at 4. NJ;
prayers occur al $ 80 and are followed i'm
mediately by REGULATIONS in order until
ii 80. Dinner takes place AZ the usual
hour. The afternoon j. given To study. no
recitations taking place. and there are no
recitations upon Saturday. Prayers now
take place at r. NJ. rhe plan Tor study
looks TO progressive and complete course
In mathematics. science and history. La
mathematics the whole thing will take on
a more practical character, as for exam
pie. exercises in surveying will be given,
and the same practical direction will be Civ
EN- to the study Of modern languages. The
students of the four years scientific course
will be required to study Latin and Mod
ern Languages one year. and then these
studies will be optional for the remaining
years. Rhetorical exercises are required
OF the Freshman class. The number who
have entered the Freshman class is so: the
number entering the Sophomore class is
6;-the number Of scientific students IL.
Anumber more are undecided which course
10 take. Mr.. Lockwood accepts the treas
ureship OF the college. Provisions have
been made for two new Scholarships. in
addition to two reported at Commence
ment. The pictures are to be removed
from the north wing of the Chapel. to the
room now occupied by the Maine Histori-
cal Society. and which was originally de-
signed for the picture gallery; the library
and cabinet of the Historical Society. will
be removed to the north wing which will
be handsomely fitted up by the society for
this purpose. The college will construct a
handsome general entrance and stairway
in the north transept Of the Chapel, to its
own Library. the Historical Library and to
the Picture Gallery.
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Severe Gale OF the Coast Of Nova Scotia

Recent gales were disastrous 10 Ameri-
can shipping OF the coast. Two baruur,
~" bri2~ and three schooner, put Ia here
last night morr or less damaged and leak
ing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-28

ORONO.-The students of the State Agri-
cultural College at OrOnO, have formed .
military company. The State will furnish
uniforms.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-28

" I'm
;asln. cold when The lung, A.r ut Dc r,
rax out, especially tas the eUuatry IL ar
fan and ~tssr season, are all wrong Payseians -,l
badly diseased aad yet bec tasy In houl
,aey aa,, not si eo-n azle, iey mus; ~ak about
Up good eisrvia,son Of bpni Tie patients must Keep
Ia sooi .p1riis-es dsterlnisei TO get well This
gam
In the ~urss eases and moral certainty = athvr. .
s.nfa Dr. scAsnck personAl .iateaen, T. t- lAsg.,
u nj. own cure IN ;as.s modest
Many aso tk- last .tasu. Of rlu. SUING
t4on confined 10 bed aud az one time ny phvsiciaus
.Aoash, hA e'aid n9 i,'e rest ,hsn me lrp~rns
paraitons witch aow OTTER % the pubic, and they
,Ast pcnctraie my whnls .y,ier They ia rips-l III
matter In Iun@s, and would spt A ptat
u oersn.ye yeilg~ matter every rDrnisg M MI
.osn Ie-aa 10 .ab.lis m e.gh IS ~
ani night s~~sts all bczan 10 l-Avc and appetite
hep frurn eating - much. soon gained nv sEeng-l
AMI have sTvNn IN nssa ever since.
Doctor, then looking Ike a Skeleton nv weight
was only ninety -,eveA pounds.
have enjoyed uninierru ,.ei hsaiih
r sehenek has discontinued his professional 10
New York and Boston lie or his son. Dr J II scAe7,ck
Jr ,,ill continue 10 sec patients a; their ONCE ~ IS
North sixth street Philadelphia every Saturday fro
with the Rrspirori.,er will Be- charged q me Re-.
promoter declares the condition the hnss and
Patients can readily learn whether they curahie
The directions 70. taking the Medicines adapted
the Intelligence even Of child Follow these direction,
and hind SaIre d. rest excepting TIA, in som.
the Mandrake Pills to be taken in Increased
doses the Tires medicines nee no other aocomp
hAn the ans Re Instructions that accompany Pint
create APOSTLE of returning health hunger the most
~elcsue aymptom- When Il comes. It Viii cq;ne. !rt
tic dsspairns At once Be Of Fi cheer Good SIaoi
filors, the cough osens the night Is akaie
In shsr! tine hstA Of hese naort4t sytos gore
forever
r schrneks nn@iieines are constantly kept IN
thorsanfA Of families "a Laxative purgatiNe, the
Mandrake fiis are standard preparation while the
fulrlonse Syrup Of coughs and colds may b.
regarded as prophy iActerc against consumption any
Of forms
Price Of the funsnie syrip and Sawed Tonic 81 80
bottle, O y 20 half dozen Mandrake I1lis oeais
a 1y. For Asie by all druggists and dealers
GEo. Il GOODWIN < co, Agents Boston
Iva
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General News.
From New York
NEW YORK. NJ.


The Roosevelt branch of the Democratic
Union held d general committee meeting
last night, appointed Il committee OF seven
To coulter with the other organizations op
passed 10 Tammany and prepare "A list Of
delegates for the State convection
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-28

Cornvillc. William N. Evans.
Sarks, Edwin Gray.
Canaan. 1.athrop {. Getchell
liartland. sewall T. Prescott.
D,mocrd,
Bingham. David Il. McIntire.
wALDo-ENTITLED Tos.
Rpsbiicans.
| Palermo. CA. Erskine.
| Lincolnviile, Edward l.. Hahn.
1 Troy. Albert Mitchell
Knox. u. +. Iuh,rook
H~mocrufs
Belfast. VIM II. Burriil
S,arSport, Andrew u. Griffin.
F Frankfort. Franklin Treat.
Noutvile. Tho. u. Thompson.
A>HINGroN-ENrIrLEp 10 10
RePasiirans.
snubeh. tha>. II. Haskell.
/ Columbia Falls. Joan H. CTandon.
sscbissport. Arthur Moorr
IubcC. Horace Harmon.
PASSPORT Jos. Anderson. Ir.'
Calais. r. \. Pike
Democrats.
East Machias. III. rabm.
addison. Gilbert l.. Tahut.
i,nbbinston. Hiram Hunt.
Barring, Levi +. Mckuslck.
roRk-ENTIfLEp To -.
E~psblicIas.
kucry. Warrington Paul.
South Ber~icA John II. Burlcigh.
North Berwick Geo. II. Snow
Lebanon, Eihu Have
Shapl"'gh. Henry X. Thing.
Wells, Alex u. Wells
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Al a Court Of Probate holden at hH,worth v.Lhaa
aud tor the county OF Hancock on tHe III
Ncsnesdiy OF sept. \. ID. lsIl
rLlZABEfH ;. BACON, EXrcutrix 81 the last
IL Will aud testament OF George X d aeon, late
% SULLIVAN in SAID County decea-rd-nAyinx pre-,
scented her Hr.t account OF Administration Upon
-aii estate tJr Probate
ORDERED, That the .AIl ENecutrix give notice
to an PERSONS Interested, b. Causing a copy OF
ths order L. be published three weeks successive.
y IN The American, printed At Eli worth, thar
they may appear al a Probate Court 10 be held al
Ellsworth, in said county, on the knd W ed Of Oct
next at Of tho clock ia the foreuoo to and shaw
cause, It any they have why the same should not
be allowed
S" 3 PARKER TUCK, Judge
true copy-Attest: GKo. :. DYER, Register
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VOLUME II.
Special Notice.

hEkEBf forbih all persons harborins or
., using my wlie, Cynuia w Abbott mon
s,hpie provision Tor her, and shall pay no delft
OF her contracting after thus date Ali nersops ~
terested mast govern themselves acrorI,rg~ IA
Hancock, sept. n 1871
We tue undersigned citizens OF Hancock ncfe
o, eetiis that We are persona y acquain ted Win
y, :. Nnoou amt fhat In our opinion he men
ld'if incapable 10 Transact any business and ali
her. '''
CALVIN BERRY, Selectmer
SAMUEL ~fR tTTON. OF
GEO. ID. SPRINGER Hancock
T.. " Hodgkins. " u Geo. Pa-cher. Joseph
trabtree. William Hutchings; Isaac Cfabtree
Sw3ss
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Tho Red Stockings a, Brunswick.
tFgu- torrr apnndrncc
HEI-N~MIrk Scnf

Brr>swiCK, Sept -
T"-'la, at the Top-ham Fair Grounds.
the Boston Red Stocking Nine beat th.,
BnWdoin> with score uf twentv.fonr To
enc. The Bow dniu~ showed acktiowleeu
80 @"Hi playing. got bases every inning.
AMI frequently len IN Ia base, full when
~" ihirl man was judged out Time Of
game Two hours
~c1rY / =
Hnw toIr. H. % o d i
BOSTON. . =, /, d .,
tnptrr-N watrrhousc
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-28

Tha Sca~scd Toa.c. Ia onjuur;oa vita tie T.s per.
Elsstss and asssElilates wil tA- food
prrsTosssls, wii4oatit PRIV tort4rys L.rsl-
b~yu-sss painless, and the IL =. AarL
Ihesc Ia M uere fAiuisuse. eEaesFuata y ; sts
mach An appetite scts In
~ iniaisent fataer 20 sassrtnx seastea ~.
E4onsc Strap comes in % PERFORM is f1nctl ! =.
hasten az complete TIE |. once u Do
~prt Mature cannot b cheated IL collects Ant rrs
the impaired Ani dlssased portssns lanEt "a a
&rn o; sathsrnsS II pFspaFws them f4r rIvretora r
and to' In NerJ short time the MALAY an 4lsi
Tie rotten ihroas thai q occupied 10 ~
ana Tho pa;isat IN all the dignity s4lr.i
stsps f3r,h TO enSoy the manhood
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CONNU MrTION.


TIE NAnlr&ke fills composed 20 Nature .
na4rst scstks e1oPh4.gfu EcltAiuu lhsY l-,srss
the hs ,eArshnx. Alternative propertie. rallel
unlAs L1rasL they
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as~ a''srtiss"'s"ts.
Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that by virt,e of a ii.
~ eense from the Judge Of Probate there will
De exposed for sale, at public vendue at me
Deer Isle Post Ofaee in Deer Isle, on the twenty
eighth DAY OF October next 1t ten clock in III.
forenoon, the real estate Of Elizabeth Pressey IN
the County OF Hancock. deceased, for the paw
ment OF her debts and incidental CHARGES OF ale
Said real est tate consists OF about four acres OF
land and is situated in Deer Isle
FRANKLIN CLOSsON, Admir-
Deer Isle, sept. 18th, 1871. 3wSs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-28
Special n I,
Charles G. Burrill,
Life. Fire ana Marine
Insurance Agent

1T The closest examination OF the ina ncal
condition o. the Companies represented at this
Agency + Il, sired.
Policies written for responsible Solicitors
an1 Agents on liberal termS and ~orrrSnond
encc solicited. .pno.a3ir
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M =, 2 7 On 10 1 =
WEEKS & POTTER, General Agents
lSO " ashingsoa street,
MILTON At ~Ti>. ProP'r. BOSTON Naa-
~rptrnbrT !. I-st. Ivcag ~'y' "



stpHers u, rRd for ne County " Urur,
WI tie -uh-.r!br-. anil lahaht,,ets ~ L..
w toWns OF altman. NAr,IsIIc Ellsworth
Asnhsrst, Aurpr', AMI Plantation so 3d. ia -a..t
l' "tN 'H''4Le requires i'at a public wsy Pea
lad out a. follow, - vi -E.guutns Al lt.
County ROAD near The lirrlaug ha4-. az 4 ..,..t.t
tiles tn "a'i town 81 " titi. am. thence nurthrf..
y SAMUEL Il Jord1n'~ and Geo " took d.
h-n'r n"CIherF 70 "r near land o. W. 1T
trant, th~urr uorthsrly 40 ~ % STRIKE \ tg-r IN
tn" town ~ al, near th. d. cling hou4. IF fI..t
Jordan. thence oG >aii town road - Iarg-a 80.
JORDAN i~eihnE house. thence northcriy SO A..
To strike the division line OF land of WIN Nerc,.r
and Henry FtN, thence north GA SAID line ~
nearly 30, Ia the Coua'y ROAD near the Tuynham
nop! mouse, a" called and ~u 10 also repre-
sent mat great improvement could, and snt
!" be made by making alteration IA the Coma.
y road. Al the Jones nllI, called. by beginning
al o. near the DIVISION line of ianl OF ,mra
l~yuhAT and Charles Jones Jr and i1r.tir.
sad County road around the western ,tde OF
SAID bill L. The bridge, where SAID ruad now
crosses the east branch Of Uulon river in stead OF
passing directly over ihc ulI 1t now does va
therefore pray your IipnoE7 u lay ont aud cstAl.
iiah sand road and To make SAID alteration as the
ever pray.
wM. ii. GRANT and 100 other,
May 18th, 18Th
STATE Of MAINE
Hancock, ss.-Court Of County Com.a,s.i,,e~.
Apnl Term \. h l-.I
Don The foregoing petition Il . con s,5!a-. t.y
the commits, ioner4 that the petitioner. arc re-.
*
me matter set forth IN their petition. and there.
lore orser that The County CpnmIz- zones meet
al Jones utli, 40 called, IN altham On Tuesday
N" iI-t day OF pstoDcT next. At clock A v
and thence proceed to vics the route mruilunr.'
IN -aid petition, Immediately AFTER which view
nearing q the parties ana witnesses W}ll be a4l
at come convenient place IN thr vicinity. .u.l
such other measures taken In the prelI, r4 A, t,.
Commissioners shall judge proper. And II il
further
OEDEEEp-Ihat notice oi the Tune place l8..
purpose al the CommI-Aionrsa meeting lf,r-.
sad be wen u all persons and corporation t..
t"Ttstl by serving attic tel coptea she petit
AMI thi- order thereon, upon the CLERK li t.a
town Of Waitham, aud By posting W. Ait..i.4
copies a. Aforesaid, "a three puohc place, b. sa.
town thirty day. 81 least before tne tue ,p 1g.a-
ei Tor SAN view, and by publishing tl1 y. b. t4a
ana pricF thereon pIT"c weeks .uGcc.Slt vel. ...
th~ Ellsworth American, newspaper puu.t.l.-.t
AZ t4'aN uf III. IA Utt COUNTY ol Tia cock l4e ur-t
pub.icat u be thirty days a. least before fae
time ut SAID view mat alt pcrsOn7 Aug eu.p.sl-
lions Interested MAJ attend aad DC heard j. lue.
think tit
Attest: IL. u. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
True copy .! lhe petition and order thereon
5wJ5 Attest. Ii. h. SAUNDERS Clrls
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MNm PRAIRIE WEED
kWG BALSAM,
For the Cure of Coughs, Colds, and al.
Constructive Difficulties.

Al Invaluable discovery made by 4Weu knora
dentist st Boston. IN the Errsl FH AIHlt~ .l
.h. WEST, through IN" INSTINCT Of
HORSES ante sed wish the iIeaye..
II. fleets upon al Throat saI tsn~umpt.yr
tgouhir- A." wonderful. Il rriupEvs all prcss4.r
tr.t4 th" 'uus- produces easf ami natural DtvAt.-
in- causes sweet AMI refreshing -i"np. restores
TIE lost appetite. prevents tilrratr4 aud uizt.s
sUrat-. aud rc.totrs the whole =, .ten t. . j.
grcc Of health aui strength rarely II ever AT
tanned under Any other LFe4tlHrat-
~'uI tpE tlr,H'aF. rustaiG NJ A Ftl'l lCr1lHt
Of IT, discovery aud wonderful r4rvs. or cali GA
your druggist for bpttIc and see FIR yourself.
when tANca In connection iia tAr Sc Jf tHr I'M
haIins Balm. tf Ia. proved unlai!,ns rene ly
tor al pulmonary complaints.
~. = ~ -. L.. -
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! o the Honorable Legislature of Maine.

TIE UNDERSIGNED respectfully asks author.
Y 70 extent a wharf. To be butlt At iiofgdon',
lAnfiing IN fremont. into the tide waters Of tho
state, IN a disSinCr of one hundred feet Leynud
low-waier marx. And viii ever pray
RpBEkF LEUCUARS
by Rt>J. T., HUDaDoN, his Att'y
mont, sept. Is. ISL. AVIS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-28

J. Fennimore Cooper in the Preface to
one of his works says: The great prac-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-13
COMMONWEALTH OF MAssACHU.
CHAS. L. STEVENS, Register.
Emh6 dmh6&l3'
COMMONwEALTH OF MASsACHU,

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
- oErrs WORCESTER, IS. frobats CouIt,-To all
persons interested in the estate of OUNCE RICH.
ARDS late of West BroOkhed, in said county, deceased,
testate
You are cited to appear at Probate court, to be
held at Worcester In said county, the third Tuesday of
March current at nine O'Clock in the forenoon to show
cause why the account rendered by 4. E. Richards,
the executor of his administration OF said estate, and
now on file at this Office should not be allowed.
And the said accountant is ordered serve this eta
ton by publishing the same once a week, two weeks
successfully, in the Worcester Daily Spy newspaper
printed at Worcester, the last publication to be
day. at least before said court and to send to
be sent written printed copy of this notice, proper
ly mailed postage prepaid, each of the heirs devsee
or esatees of said estate their legal representatives
Court.
Witness, Henry Chaplin, Esquire, Judge of said Court,
this seventh day of March, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and seNentY-nne.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-13
EXEUUTOR'S AUCTION SALE OF
VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY,
Known as the "Cummings Estate situated In
PUNISHABLE, Mass, on
NNnlnn adm NInn,nln
Wednesday, March 10.

AZ 10 o'clock A; NJ, on The premises will be sold by
Public Auction, the we-known "Cunmngs Estate,'
the property Of the late Dr.. John A. Cummings de
ceased situate in Dmstabie Mass, about miles from
Nashua and "a miles from Pepperell station, on the
Nashua and Worcester railroad
The Estate comprises the "Homestead," which CON
tans about 100 of land divided nearly equally into
dwelling house With L. containing 10 large and convent
ent rooms, and piazza,-the view from which OF the
barn 40 80 cattle shed ice house and other buildings
there are besides, fine pear and apple orchard, two
never failing wells, and water introduced into the house
Adjoining, are about 80 acres of sprout land which
will he sold either separately or in connection with the
"Homestead," as purchasers may desire. few rods
distant from the house, and adjoining this Estate.
owage and about three of land for mill yard ana
other purposes the building is 81 81 and contains
81 inch circular inserted teeth, shinge stave self
setting whole barrel machine, ionters &c. &c. The
wheel and all the machinery are OF thorough construc
ton, and of the most modern improvements. The
capacity of the mill is about NJ feet of lumber day
arm Enon ~ the Wo"s FarS OF aban 20
with the buildings thereon standing; consisting Of house
and Oft rooms. wood shed, barn 40 Is; the land is
all under high state Of cultivation
Immediately after the sale of the above described Real
Estate, which will be offered In separate lots, will be
sold the Furniture-carpes, be1s bedding, crockery
ware &c. contained III house, together with the Farm
ing Utensils wagons double harnesses, moving machine,
horse rake market wagon lumber do. tip cart riding
saddies robes, blankets, &c.
This sale, which must be of the most positive charac
ter in order to settle the estate should attract especial
attention, large amount OF money, asis well known
has within the past few years been expended on the
whole property.
The farm is in excellent condition for agricultural
purposes and so favorable an opportunity rarely presents
itself for entering into lucrative mill business there
is competition in its vicinity and plenty of business
to do.
The forms the sale are follows deposit of $500
will be required each large estate at time of SALE
prOpor0natey on the others, onehrd of the purchase
money to be paid on the delivery of the deeds, the
balance in equal payments in one and two years. secured
by mortgage on the property, interest per cent paya
Bile semi-annnaY The personal property VIII be sold
for cash, on delivery.
Any Information regarding sale &c, can be obtained
on the premises or OF the anconees, where plan of
the property can be examined
Per order.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-13
FIRST MORTGAGE
Seven Per Cent Gold Bonds

which are issued upon this road, limited in amount
to $4,000 per mile (whie many roads from $4,000
to S40OOO and offered at 30 and accrued interest," in
currency About two millions and half of these bonds
have already been disposed Of leaving but small bal
ance unsod, which are being rapidly taken.
The most experienced Hnancers agree that FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS, to limited amount, UPON
FINISHED RAILROAD, which is well located for business
are one of the very safest forms ofinyestmcnt.
Parties desiring to secure hrs-class security, based
upon railroad practically done, and in the hands of
leading capitalists who have large pecunlary and bust
interest in its success will do well to apply at the
office of the Company any of It's advertised agents
for pamphlet and map, showing the characteristics OF
the enterprise
Holders of Government Bonds may exchange them
for Central lOwas at large present profit, beside
handsome increase of interest for long term OF years
Parties making such exchange will receive for each
$1,000 Bond 81 900 Central Iowa Bond, and the follow
ing difference in cash Qess the accrued interest cur
rency upon the latter bOnd and in annual interest," this
calculation being based upon market prices of March
Iaf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-13
MoRTGAGEE's sALE-By virtue of the
JAMES b. FISHER, Mortgage.
Worcester Feb. n, 1871. d3sM f2i

GUARDIANS SALE. BY license OBJ
" tanned from the Judge of the Probate Court for
the County of Worcester will be sold at Public Auction
at the dwelling house the premises hereinafter de
scrbed on TUESDAY the day of March current, at
10Y O'Clock in the forenoon, all the right, title and in
erest which Herbert n. Gleason, Mary II. Gleason,
ZebnS A. Gleason, Eugene c. Gleason ant Leslie e..
Hleason minors nave IN anu 10 larm situate IN est
li0 acres bounded on the north by land of Rufus For
bush the east by land of George Freeman and Cyrus
Wadsworth, on the south by land OF Lawson ewton
and George Freeman, and the west by the 'Whitney
place. called.
Said farm formerly belonged to Zebina Gleason. de
ceased and lies both sides of the road leading from
WestbOro' to Shrewsbury. NEWELL CLARK,
Guardian of said minors.
March 8, 1871. dmhs,l32O mis-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-13
!, 5 5. II655SS$${EEST's, yOver'eers
Worcester March4 1871. dot mhi
WORCESTER co. AGRICULTURAL

w SOCIETY. -,
Written Proposals will be received until inc oth Jay
March next for the Lease of the Buildings TRACK ana
Grounds of the Worcester Co. Agricultural Soelety IN
Worcester, for year from the LIST DAY oil epr io
Propositions may be submitted for the properly entire,
or for the buildings and grounds separately.
essees will be required to furnish Satisfactory secur
fly for their compliance with the terms OF inc lease
Society at their Annual Exhibition
For further information inquire of either OF the un
tersirned r. Il. HALL, Worcester
JAMES r. PIERCE, WorcC ster,
j. A. FAYERWEATHER, WestbOrO,
Committee Grounds.
Worcester Feb n, 1871, dtmhl5 f2S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-13
Nutttes.
CONTRACT
FOR PRISON LABOR.

The Overseers the House of Correction in worccs
ter will receive proposals till March 18TH, ISL, for the
Labor of the Male Convcts in said House OF Correction
from the Isl day of April ISL to April lst 1872; the
propositions to specify tine per day for each con-
vct labor subject to the rules and regulations of the
said House Of correction and also to the transactions OF
the Prison Commissioners with the privilege of connu-
ing the contract for longer time, unless Otherwise or
dered by in office; the said Overseers re-
serving the right to reject any all proposals.
TICKER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-13

GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Maj Stone. Capt c Jameson, Capt Charles II
Harvey, Capt VIM Merriheld, Adjt NJ McConville
Lieut. Edwin Mcfarland, Lieut. Winslow Cole, Sergt
Geo ID BOyden
Mai Stone, Capt Dana Fitch. Col lvers Phillips,
Mai Jas NJ brennan. Lieut. Chas Cleveland, Adj't
McConville Dr II Kelley, DIR Joseph Bates, Capt
David Parker, Lieut. Geo A Gates. Lieut. Edwin D
Mcfarland, Lieut. Jaalam Gates, Sergt Dana Fitch,
Sergt Samuel Knox, Private Elliot Swan, Private VIM
Il Tabor, Private d II Perry, Private Geo Sessions.
INVITATION.
Mai NJ McConville Mai John Green, sergt Par
ker Smith, Corporal Tourtelote, Henry II Marshall.
SUPPER,
Capt Chas II Harvey, Capt VIM Mortified, Lieut. c
II Cleveland.
PRINTING.
Capt u c Jameson, Capt NJ Amy Aldrich, Sergt Sam1
II H0ughton.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
Lieut. A NJ Parker, Adjt NJ McConvile, Capt NJ Almy
Aldrich, Lieut. Edward Harrington, Lieut. Winslow
Cole, Lieut. Chas Pevey, Sergt John Clark, Sergt
Geo b Boyden, Sergt Samuel Barnes. Serst 7 Nc
COnvie, Corporal Albert w Kelley, Corporal Chas L
Oates, Private Aaron Parker, Private Geo Barton,
Private Geo Lawrence.