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THEIR NAME Il LEGION" may be applied
To those who die annually Of assumption.
siib"ugb science has Of late year, sen. IDLY
diminished their number. II i. gratifying to
Aa"w That the general Use Of DR.. WIsrARs'S
bAl "F WILD CHERRY j, largely instru-
mental In stisining this end.
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Business Notices.

Neuralgia il cured by the use Of Reupe' .
Pain-LiiIing Magic Oil. surest of anything We
ever irhd: in iaci. It cures any kind OF pain or
is'nrness and l. an article every family should
Keep IN the house Sold nv our mcrcDan..
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EMPLOYMENT To energetic men rnd wo
M n. We give employment that pay. from - 10
A. per day business strictly honorable. aud
adapted tn every CITY town and village send
70 stDpe and 90 to work At once. Adlrc.s
J Latham 4 90 -. Washington i. Boston.
Mass 1851
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1 E ID.

Sulliysn-Jan. 18th, Josiah Fletcher Han
soa & Willard i. and Wealthy Haul, sgel sbou
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Caution.

This Is to forbid all persons harboring or trust
ing my wi'c J.. A Rich as shall paw no
Debis Of her cntract,ng, alter this date a. have
Just cause Tor l-aving her.
THOMAS RICH.
fremont, February Sth, ls72. .,wS.
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Vessels for Sale

Yhe subscriber offers for sale oue-ei ght Of he
] SchooreT Lndu Ike. and oae-tight OF The
schooner Franeouia OF Ellsworth For partic, l.
lars : to price SC inquire of u sawyer.
SAMUEL LORD, Iowa City.
Ellsworth, Dec, ssth 1911. ST
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Notice.

r1HE public are hereby notified that Simpson 4
Arnold OF Sullivan, Name, oh aimed ~ me
an acceptance inr s5Ju - Ia favor Of A. u Perry
TO dated Oct 31lu ISL The pro
tested tor the reason that IL OBJ AIMED without
my consideration. The public are cautioned
against purchasing The SANE
GEO. A. Cf.Oi GIL.
Boston, NJ So. 5.7.
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To the Honorable Jut

To the Honorable Judge OF PROBATE 10. ~ ,11,,
" OF Hancock
TIE nnt,et-t sued Administrator OF the e.tstc Of
lie iinin huich iatr OF r 1--we tn ~ ala Comfy
'iecea -ei, resp ctiuiy represent, thar tie 10 !,
q n ttlel, right and credit, nf ~tid .ierra,e
are nj = ntlen - ply his jst debts and eli rye,
Oh administration, Ky the SUN Of one hund, ,.i
dollars. Wherefore vonr pen Toner prnv. your
mono TO grant rim License TO sell at pubic, or
private sale, and convey all ot the Zeal Estate ~
SAID deceased iauiutins tue rey-rSinn Of Inc vi l.
ows's do"rr therein to satisfy said debts and
charges Of Administrations.
SAMUEL WATSON Admir-.
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>r'G>NIo> tn the blood tend. TO produce
nine-t. nth. ui he diseases ''nr.h il heir To -
Thi-. hnweNrt. i. obtiaied WITHOUT nrRif.r.
iAIi\o ~ N>t-n bN administering L,TH,M'~
tATlI,EGIC EXTRACT. it5l.
Not among The lc'-i Of the invaluable prop
rrti"- ~ Mis- s,wNEK's >tLvE are ~ b.uh-
e. effects IN the hair. Rubbed On the scalp
in nNe 81 ~ different prrt- it promntc- the
growth IL thr hair. prevent. il. turning cisN.
and On b'ii -pots. L produces new growth
OF hair. y LAZY should b" without Thu iuSai
liable article an nIi.pcn,t al = cosmetic tor
the toilet. II rIt.lirs'r. danl ~ l.d il, 49,
from The bead. and blolrhc> nal pinplc- from
the face. 'fia
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{ A"OLI>E Z. GILL>>PIE Of Mariavllle.

T" iht HONOR NILE NE il >TlI f. OF the
1upttWe 'u'ttiai Court next 10 uv holden AZ
f"s"uftd, "Ithia a"d t,r the Co4lnty OF Han
1911 " - -
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Tar u B~l EiHEE h"rch, siycs public me-. t-,,
! ~ ali Cauprutrl. lA / Ia u4- l,.Y,l. l..f. NM,
os'inic'i 'nd Ha- tt.ru ar.u tIfi-ct the t.ust ~!
an AdtnIni-lrAisT 81 The 4stAco i
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Feb 2lst, 1872.
STATE or MAINE

HANCOCK, ss.-Court of Probate, Feb Term
ID, l.72.
Upon the foregoing Petition ORDERED That
saih oetltinher ave public notice 0 all Der, on
lhtefertrd. by causing a copy OF the peutian and
Uni order thereon, TO Ge blished three week !.
soccessis " IN slie EVt~orth American, news.
paper published IN Ellsworth, IN salt COUNT .
uiit tity may appear lt Court III Probate for
sa'd County, To be neid nj Ellsworth on the 2nd
Wednesday 81 Apr. nexl, at ten OF the 81 1ck In
,he FORENOON TO show cause, u any they have why
the prayer of aid petitioner shouii not b,. grant
ed. PARKER rJ-,,h -
b"est' "ko \. DfhR, Register. 3wg
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10 the toaaty Of Haneecs. deceased, by giyla.
bond as ih- Las dirccis; ne therefore requests
AZ person. VINO are indebted 10 the said de
eeaset's estate 10 male iniu-,li aLc paymeut ant
tho'e ~ have any demands thereon 10 EXHIBIT
Tie -.Iic Iog payH snt.
JOHN TRUE.
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To the Honorable Judge of Probate for Ihs ,7o,,,-
g of Hancock. ~

TO the Honorable Judge of Probate Tor The Coun.
q of Hancock. -"
IHE undersigned Administrator upon the E.tata
OF James whitaker late oil L1moine, respectfnIly
represents thit there Is no personal property be
longing 70 sdii estate, that in order to nav the
Just demands and arges oil administration II iii
oe ntce,s r. g sell portion OF the Re 4 Est,,s
aud oy 50 doiag thevilu- OF the remainder w,,,iJ
w drpree lated, tina, he has rec-ve.i AN a,Iy.nta
geous oner OF eleven hun'ir,d dollars far tba
whole OF the real e.t,te. from Emery rbom,.on
tss therefore pray > that he may be aathoriz.d 10
accept said oner, As il WouLi be ior the atyant,y
OF all parties Interested.
JAMES II. WHITAKER.
STATE Or MAINE.
HANCOCK ss-CourI OF Probate, Feb. Term
A. u, lss2
Upon he foreg ing Petition, ORDERED Thai
sah petilinner give pubic notice to ali persons ia
eteste'i, U! causing copy of the petiiion
am. an, 'is ofuer thereon, TO be published
three weeks successfully in the Elis.
Worm American a newspape pubnshsaiin Ellis.
aof@h Ia said Coubfy, that they may appear at a
tourt VI frobat; Tor sata couaty, to be .eld Al
tiis~erih on the Rad " ednes.iay in Arr. next al
ten OF the CLOCK III the forenoon, and show eau,
u any they have. why the prayer OF said peli-
TONER should NOT be granted
sws rAsxss TUcx. Judge.
Attest: GEo. A. DrGx. Rsxl,txr,
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PERSONAL We We're pleased 10 receive
call. during the past week. from DIR. AYERS
traveller. who was In our Town devotiug hi
time and attention TO the preparations Of he
great medicine msn. Th. call has become
pleasant annual 10 Us from the she snd relish e
business character IT the accomplished gcniir-
man whom his firm send out To transact their
business. No house i better known or valued
by he press for lie pr"mp;ness In settlement
than tue well Established aud popular j c.
AYfH & Co. Lowell. Mass. whose medicines
have brr-me a household necessity and won
the conf 'encr aud praise Of all Our own &C.
quantsne with them hs. EXTENDED oyer
series OF years. and we have invariably found
tsm. their travellers and their ms,ieiu"-.
worthy Il the commentators they everywhere
receive.
wHAT Is Ntr,L.rYs->on philosophers
est Il Animal Magnetism. some Nrryou. Force.
Others taloric. but by whs.eSer ntme may
b. He'd. lie thing meant is the msin .pring
Of eNi.'rncr. II j. tho pr ncipie we nh,rit. and
" hitch may be nnuri>h-d l., proper attention to
the requir, meut- of the holy and the avoid
ance of exercises: il j. WASTED or DESTROYED hy
"vcrtsxing the mini with stu IL or anxiety
and intrmpersie indulgence ind ed. il ir-
9unes an eNra nditure OF vitality for every
Thought or ,riion. when the body sud hc
BRAIN are wei bilsnced. the stomach, j. capable
OF restoring the waste, but when the brain u
lsrlr ia pr''poriiun. the siomsch j. incapable
oi supplying II, in other word. the 'xp,udi-
turr !. ion large for the income. He.e he hs
'-su-e Il 81 much suffering from disease, OF ih~
Heart. Liver stomach an,i Lungs ard tei-
lows Compound syrup of II, pupho-philr> l.
IN" oniS prrpar ,tinn Known which unpaTt-
ih- vitality drerflv. and cun.eqIentl, the
power To overcome disease.
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7" INC Honorable Judge OF rrpolt. lor tho CDun.
~ uf HahrDcS
rue md 'rsi ned wtt,w ~ "a lrevJ t.,i.,ot
ia'" 81 hi4'~"rth N sad C'un'y. d.r-t>..,t. r.
-p'ct MY Teyfesen'~, mt -nIt d-.e t-e dr.,i
seized and possessed % Red k-tale Ia VII },
-he J. sAinliy entiIyl to y .srr; tn n no ia nd
theteoi mas been Assigned to h-r ity the b. III 81
tenants, or o. process II Ia -n ihat he j. lie
-,ron@ 3" f'n--r-> ani "rcHpy her bower il sever
any SHe tic'e iore pra}s your huuor that her
i'"cr ~ .AII estate NAY be -sisnei ami ~ att
to her ant t1t tounii-- @r. ms De. lupolut-
Tor mat pa pose pursuant to lAw;
T. J KENi>TON.
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II VIE Of NlINF
HN\'O Il, >>-~uuti % rspJ4t-. February
Trtu !. - -.
Upon ~. l..,seHs rrut,n uunAuEr.-
mat SAT- "'lpS sisc pusllc na.i-,. la a II
pcraons Interested, oy cau.ius A con, of
rms order % D., published three see.,
.uccessirrIy n the Ellis xoth American, news
paper published IN til-sorih, ia -.i { aHty IL u
ihry mty APPEAR at a Con OF Probate tor All
County, TO BE- iaeii Al Iissurth On IN. ED Wed.
ne-h ~ "a Apii next, ten u thr clock in n
i"Frn"''n, ahi he" e. 'u~-. II any trry have NV
me prayer II saii pvttiyner unnuli not be grad
ted
PARKER TUCK, Jnd..
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We the undersigned, have been acquainted with
MSS sawyer Tor mary years. and believe her TO be
Used her saive In our families, 1t gives us greni
pleasure IN saying II Ia the best general medicine
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4 VFue tSpy OF Ih' HbtI tld 0TIcr lhcrr1n
Attest n. u. SAUNDERS Clerk
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

posed by some that in consideration OF his giving
Queens evidence his personal freedom has been
guaranteed. Indeed, 1t Is said that he holds
certlhcate OF protection from the British Consul
at FIJI. In our Assembly few days ago. the
Chief Secretary stated, IN reply to a question,
that the government, swith the view that justice
should be done to all parties, had taken steps to
ascertain the null facts OF the case. The police ana
the law officers were put i'll motion, and the mat
ter was still in their hands. Every effort would be
made to clear this colony from the foul stain ii
might otherwise contract In connection with tlis
matter" All the information that the govern
ment has obtained has been communicated to the
sydney authorities, who have been assured Of the
desire OF the government OF this colony to cooper
ate with them. and OF its Willingness to bear
share OF the cost OF the proceedings neces-
sary to iurther the ends OF Justice 1t is scarcely
necessary to say that the evidence given by DR..
Murray has kindled deep and universal feeling OF
regret, Indignation and horror throughout Austria
lasa. Our only consolation Is that the colonies are
IN no way responsible for the atrocities committed.
The Carl, II is true, was mortgaged to Melbourne
nrm, but when she cleared out OF our port 1t was
not suspected that she was about TO engage in an
Legitimate trade; and we utterly repudate DR..
Murray. She was transformed into SLAYER at the
capita OF Fiji, and 1t for the plantations Of
scrupulous persons In that bastard, disreputable
Kingdom that she kidnapped these islanders. None
OF them were brought to any Australasian port
The New York herald., 1872-11-16
THE WRECK OF THE IsA.
Captivity Of an English Steamers Crew
Among the Arabs of the Red Sea Coast.

A sad story has reached London, by letter from
Alden, dated September 81 written by Captain H.
Garden, OF the iron screw steamer lisa about 1900
t0ns, owned by Messrs. Wilkinson, Watts Co., or
London, giving an account or the total loss OF the
vessel of the Island of Socotra, IN the Red sea- on
June 70; week after the he snip went ashore tne
from Tamarada, the capital and lie wanted to take
away the cargo Of rice, which the Captain refused
fresh water ana rood, which had TO DO
brought iour miles. on the 23d OF July, the
cabin being no longer habitable, they
crew lived in caves and holes In the rocks for
fifteen days suffering intensely from the heat. The
SheiK now came down again with 800 men armed
with swords, daggers and spears) and 100 cames,
aud told the Captain he had come to take charge OF
the ship and cargo. He then went on board the
throughout, also demanding the Captains money.
Captain Garden gives furthcr details In these
words He compelled me 70 go to Tamarada,
saying he would find me provisions, and when the
monsoon changed would dnd a ship to take me and
the crew to Alden. We arrived at Tamarada on
August H. all our shoes worn out and feet very
sore and bstered, as we had to walk the greater
part OF the distance, about thirtyiive miles, over
rocky ground, with ten bags of rice for food. We
had rough stone building given us to live in, from
whence the natives daily stole good deal OF our
clothes and other things. At night they threw
stones into our sleeping place. to our great discom.
fort We lived ON rice dates and an occasional
sheep, which we had to purchase with sheets and
linen Ultimately, ! and the first mate were
allowed to go to the ship for supply OF rice, but
IL was refused by the natives. The Sheik gave
orders to stop the supplies, and went several times
to the house, but he said he could give us none
The rice being nearly exhausted. sent the nrst
mate and the six strongest hands OF the ship for
fresh supply, to return In the hfeboat with IT.,
so that we could communicate with tue nrst
ship that hove In sight on the morning OF
the 10th an Arab told us, In very good Eng
liz, that an English man-of-war, called the BritOn,
was at anchor at Bander Delishi and that he was
her Interpreter. and had been sent TO bring us on
board as he accidentally heard the night before
that IN English SHIPS crew were at Iamarada,
The New York herald., 1872-11-16
FREEDMEN ENGRAVING TO AFRICA.
Party OF 175 On Their Way from
Savannah to New York-Captured
Slaves Anxious TO Return Home
Lnrge EmiC ton to Iiherin.


Savannah to New YOrk-Captured
Slaves Anxious 10 Return Home
Large Emigration to Liberia.
party OF freedmen, consisting OF several fam
ilies numbering about one hundred and seventy
five souls will sail to-day from Savannah for this
city, en- route to Liberia. They have been gathered
from Florida, South Carolina ana Georgia, under
the auspices OF the American Colonization So
ciety who pay the travelling expenses of the en-
grants. These people return to Africa of their
own choice ana on their own application satisfied
they VIII do better and be more happy there than
In the United States. The cmigrants on their
rival receive grants Of land from the Liberian gov
ernment, and they are provided before leaving
with agricultural implements and other neces-
saries to enable them to make a favorable start
in their new homes. There is it is stated a strong
desire among many negroes In the South to return
TO the land or their ancestors ana the Colonization
permit. III seems that there still living con-
siderable number OF blacks captured on slavers by
American men of war who remain in this country.
Those found on the Armsted, Wanderer and other
ships were not all sent back TO Africa. An Ala
bama clergyman, writing to the AFRICAN Monthly
FOR November, says:-
met in the city OF Montgomery few days since aud
Termed @ d an ryan one provision Of which was that
in their power return 10 their native land They were
r'fss saw SeaGf
tem whose name Is Peter, an honest faithful Christian
man lie married one OF the captives OF the Wanderer;
has little daughter eleven years old, well educated and
very Intelligent lie was almost wild with JOY when
told hm mat there was possibility of his returning To
ScE s r 1st they o wSad ae c e H Il Is
reported there hundred Of these people in
the counties OF Montgomery, Lowndes Dallas and Mobile
The American Colonization Society was organ
ized in ls17 and at first received appropriations
from Congress. It's headquarters are Washington.
III Is now sustained by private contributions, be-
quests, &c. The first shipment of negroes
made by it in 1920, in the ship Elizabeth, from New
York, and every year since party has been sent
to Liberia The last body sailed in November 1871,
one year ago. During the war the operations OF
the society were circumscribed, but since its con-
cusion very nearly three thousand blacks have
been forwarded to Africa from the United States
under its direct supervision. The President OF the
society is John II. b. Latrobe, OF Baltimore. Rev.
John Orcutt ID. d., is the Travelling Secretary. He
visits the different Southern States to receive ap
plicatons from heads of families desiring to emf
CRATE. The emigrants who leave Savannah to-day
will sail for Monrova Wednesday next. Goth inst.
ABOUT onehalf of the party wih settle at Cape Pal
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

The Sheik had tried 70 keep our presence secret
nom the man.ofwar, and believe he intended to
make away with us by starvation or by sending
us in a bungalow TO the coast OF Arabia. Hearing
OF the presence OF the man of-war, he ana his men
escaped to the mountains. doubtless In the fear OF
We then hired camels, and ut nine O'Clock the
same night were safely taken on board Her
Ma1estys ship Briton, where we were received
with every hospitality ana kindness that could be
shown 10 hs, both from ofcers and men. Her
MaIestys ship Brton sailed next morning for the
scene OF the wreck. and on arriving took on board
the first mate and men, who had been sent Tor the
isas lileboatr
The New York herald., 1872-11-16
PROPOSALS.
CoLoNlAL sEcRErARy's. OFFICE,
~ Oct
NOTICE tn rnxTp ,crnpr

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
The government OF Prince Edward Island will until
18th Deceinbcr next receive Tenders for the Construction
and Equipment OF the Eastern Extension OF the Railway
So 5eet nehe. gauge, from Mount stewart TO Sours
sion To Tignish, distance OF about IL miles.
Payment will be made in Prince Edward Island Gov
ernment Debenures, bearing per interest pay.
able half yearly, redcemablc in 80 years 80
Plans and specifications OF the Eastern Extension may
be seen AT the Engineers Office charlotteown after
November next and of the Western Extension li
November next,
Tenders will be received for both extensions or each
separately
No Tender will be recognized unless made on the
printed forms, which be procured the Engineers
Office after above mentioned dates.
The government do not bind themselves accept the
lowest any tender
ALBERT HENSLEY Colonial Secretary.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS PROPOSALS
~ will be received by the undersigned at his office in
Trenton until the 22d inst for making the rock cut on
the lfarsmus fork OF the New Jersey Railroad from the
present main line, near summit Bridge through the
eastern ridge OF Bergen Hill The profile be
and specifications and forms obtained after the 18th inst
said office the Office q. - Howell in Jersey City.
Satisfactory testimonials will be required.
ASIBEL WEIGH,
Chief Engineer OF Construction.
TRENTON, Nov. IL. 1872.
The New York herald., 1872-11-16
DANCING ACADEMIES.

A -DoDwORTHS CLASSES FOR DANCING, AT Il,
~. Fifth avenue, will commence Octobera For day'
nd terms send Tor circular
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

A MEXICAN OFFICE-S75,00o-ESTAB 1851
N Amy amount loaned on vaiuables, Watches, Da-
monds, JeweIry Silyerware Camels' Hair Shaws Laces
&c., will buy prices par excellence paid.
D. H. BARRINGEk 7a5 Broadway, opposite Astor place
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

n NJ JOHNSON LOAN BROKER 1885, BowERY
IL. opposite Spring street The most elegant and cN.
tensive establishment in the country. Money loaned on
Diamonds, Watches, Jcwelry siiyerware, silks Lace
Shawls and every description of Personal Property
Also SALE large stock OF silks Velyets Fars, accs.
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

A Il CHRiSTIE'S PIANO FACTORY-THE MOST DUR
IA able and the best toned Pianos made at the lowest
price for cash msalments. Is Barrow street. near
lIud;
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-12
ID o S T . f T c Z
Worcester, Mass.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.
Present Arran cement.

-
Northern Worcester County. Yermontand New Hamp-
Manchester Concord and Nashua y H. Lowell Leon
qster Lancaster, West Boylston 0akdac and Clinton,
closes at 6 n and g. 30 y m due at Is m and D m
2 and p m.
m and p m. Due g, 10 a m and 2 and D m.
Princeton, East Princeton and West Sterling close at
$3.50 m. Due at 9.l5 q m.
City OF Boston, close at $50 and M Is. 3 and
Due at 6,3G and 1880 q m 80 400 $50 and TO- 30 m
Boston an Worcester way dail close at m and
p m. Due at 9.l5 1890 M and PM
Maine Eastern New Hampshire ana Eastern Ma.sa-
at $50 m, 4, 20 and 1889 m
Rhode Island, close Al $50 and II am and r am M
Due at 9.45 m. rs and 6. 30 . NJ
Way Mail tile Providence and Worcester railroad
cluse at $50 % m. Due n g4jam
Mibufy, Whitinsve, East Douglas, Blackstone.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-12
NEW STEAM MARBLE AND
~ STONE WORKS

Having introduced machinery into our business we
arc connuent that with our large experienced, practical
knowledge and personal attention, prepared
mNnuaelure Building Fronts and Trimmings Monte
menus IA9ots and Grave Stones, Chimney Pieces
bfachel Shelves Table and Bureau Tops. Sinks and
every description Of work made from Marble and Stone
a. The lowest cash prices
Thankful for past confidence and patronage we solicit
acontinuance ofthe same. TATEBM & H0RGAN,
ldi Central Worcester Mass.
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JOHN w. RICHARDSON, Agent,
sA dSm Late Of aman Dow & Co.. Boston
& A Il v Il. GOD DAR D'S
~ BURRlNG MACHINE WORKS
Second Avenue. Corner 1--WE aty-sLecond st,
ohce No. Bowling Green, New York,
- Manufacture the
PATENT MESTIzO BURRISCs PTCKFRs


PATENT WORSTED BURRLyG pJCKFBs pA.
TENT DQMESTIC BURRLNG PI}RERS, OILERS To-
Atiach 70 lckers Paent steel Ri and Solid Packing
Burning Machines made Single nd Double for brst
p. ib o. WOO Oardng Machines; Fine Burning
Machnes torthe second breakers iInd dnishers
Improved Steel Ring Feed Rolls plane and interseet-
Ing, with Patent adjustable spring boxes Shake vii
lows with blowers. Waste D1Bte il. Cotton Gina Blow
ers. &c. "' ~"
Excelsior Atthe International Exhibition in Lon
Don, 1867, ane az Paris Exposition OF 1851 our Mes
we b,Trng Picker received = PRIzI' MEDAL award ;
A SOLD MEDAL at Ame.fcan Institute Fair, $780,
Ana ~ 1851: 1863 and 1870 ne highest award.
Az the American luat, tuae Fair, 1855 our Burning
Machhe Tor cards, Wa awarded A GOLU MEDAL.
~ 4ll sin1,seqaent e4,i6iionR .ie HIGHEST AWARD
ana ~ loiUour Double BERG tcceved FIRST PREMIUM.
At American Institute FtEr 1850 and IST0 our Steel
KIP Eeed kolls received lst prbnipm.
At American lnetutg FaiY 1g7O our Wo,e,ed purrinv
Picker was awarded the LIST ~ onium
~ ayuh STILL hlno BIT BRING MACHINES ARE THR
vsLi nsgLlp fAckihG BUEHu "a MACHINES IN TIiR MAR
Dur Igstra,es ae 0pei alton are guaranteed.
hp'Astentiou nverto u nguirief AID orders by
w u u. tsaB ID a RD,
SIGN y ORNAMENTAL PAINTING,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-12

RETURN OF TUE YALE EXPLORING Party
~ the drsi week Of last October party Of ocn,
uelnen, under the lead Of Prof o. c. Marsh ~
rag oohege, started from New Haven for tho
pu'poae o. procuring interesting fossils in the
almost unknown rolion near tbe poot,, 49,
sa,l,, several expeditions have bpen msde y,
denas s5slA uy Prui Marsh and scieptiG, .,,,.
d'se,,, Wy l1sl have resulted in some imnn,,,,,
eo5 o. ossl remains, which law agn,
Es6i,si,oon y nsh, upon tlc ancicnt anmaI 'J IN.
some iDpogisn, 'g continent as wcl as given
nation, 80 ~ Tvs geological for
aus party which started under Pro, Mo,.,