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Books, G5totionr y, Mr.
NEW OOK STOR e
/. HE nv EY

NJ VI y * ' =
207 Main st 2 Store North of Am TEMPERANCE House
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Book gents can be supplied with Books, at a
liberal discount. New Books constantly received.
10000 Comics of Lamplighter issued
Our pari b
Todds Daughter at School, ap2T DIFF
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VNNHE FLOATIN BALLS, OR
KNUCKLE
WASHING MACHTNEt

This Invention is the ''Ne Plus Ultra" of a Labor
Saving Machine in this lie, much the Sewing
Mscne is in that line. Three five shirts, anil
fifteen lArs may be washed once perfectly clean in
II to minutes 9th articles in ike quantity in less or
time they soiled All astonishe at the
almost lat5r required and the great rp lily its
work-the tn rough cleansing obtained and without the
slightest injury the finest fabric Bank n ties have
repeatedly been washed, with clothes till cleane and
came uliniured An examination will satisfy the
ost ncreulous Of its great value in every family for
by it, washing is rendered Of the easily dis
charged domestic labjrs Please bear ia miad that
tUarTdnt this ichine to wish toice fast with far
less power than any other Mlchine il Ch Unitel States
For full particulars apply the subscribers, WIN have
them for sale Of Exchange St, aud Klilr ai
Worcester, Mass. LAMB 4 FOSTER
ap2i d2awly
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NEW BOOKS, AT ALIENS BOOKSTORE, 275
IL Main St Harrington Blnck

NEW BOOKS, AT ALIENS BOOKSTORE, 275
~ Main St, Harrington Block
This, That. and the Other by Ellen Louise Chandler.
The Church before the FL iod by Rev John Cumming.
Despotsm in America, by Richard Iillrtth.
Martin Merivale his Y mark by Paul Creytln.
Voices Of the Dead, by Rev. Johl Cummil g.
The Bud, the Flower, and the Fruit or the effects of
Education.
Pearl Fishing choice stories from Dickens Household
Words first series.
Life aud Sayings of Mrs. Darlington, by B. F. Shlaser
Spirit Manifestations, by John b. Dods
An At STUDENT ia Munich by anna Mary Hewitt.
The F rtule Hunter by Anna Cora Mowatt.
Our Parish, Annals Of Pastor and People
Thrice Through the Furnace, by Mrs Sophia L. Little.
The Lamplightar, or Boston and its vicinity.
The Daughter at School, by Rev. John Todd.
Cruise of the North Star, by Rev. j. D. Chnules.
Conflict of Ages, by Edward Beecher, D. D.
Oriental and Sacred Scenes.
Haps and Mishaps, by Grace Greenwood.
Young La.les' Counsellor, by Wise.
EBEAD Tread Tread NEW BOOKS
Ee. AT LIVERalORE'S BOOKSTORE, Opposite Amer
lean Tempe rance II use.
Rogers Poetca Works, by Epes Sargent.
History of the Protestant Church in Hungary
Life in Abyssnia, by Parkyus.
Struggle FIR Life.
Chrystalline, or the Hairess of Falldown Castle.
Myrtle Wreath, by Minnie Myrtle.
Turkey and the TURKS, BY J. '. c. Smith.
Behind the Scents, by Lady Dulwer.
Trial of Matt. Z. Wdri
My School AMI Sch olmasters, by Hugh Miller.
Sunshine Oh Daily P this by Chas. Dickens.
Africa and the American Flag, by Lieut. Roote' U s. N.
Essays on 0pinions and Truths by Bailey.
Scenes fr I'M the Life Of IA Actor, by Yankee HILL
Chemistry of Common Life, No. 3
The Parish Side, destined u be as popular Shady
Side and Sunny Side.
Il large collection Of English Books, just received
from New rk trade sales.
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DAR IRON AND STEEL.

DAK IRON AND SLEELe
IR . N.
Is tons assorted Swedish Iron fat and square,
10 g best N ,rway Bur Iron
$50 " assorted best refined Iron, round fiat,
square.
80 tons shafting iron, from II to inches rpuli.
20 small round, AMI square Iron from 1-16 to 81
of an inch.
5 tons Z. d. horse-aail rods
10 horse anl oX-sh ie Iron.
10 +" best N ,rway rolls anil Shapes assorted.
20 hoop All ban Irln, from to inches wide.
20 " best GlenlJn Lr1u.
g Liwm ire Irln, assorted
Oval, and half-rouad Iron
Sheet Iron.
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hOCT. 3. BLACK MANS GENsINE HEAL
~ ING BALSAM. for all Chronic Diseases Affections
Of the Lungs, stomach, Liver. Bowels Kidneys &C &C.
Also Red Salve and Strengthening Plasters fm Sale at
N. HERVY'S Bookstore doors North OF the Temper
ance House, Main ST. alse, at M. Newton st.
ap1S dIy J. 9. STODDARD, Gen. Agent.
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JUST RECEIVED,

Of PApLK lIANGINGS, which builders, Landlords, aud
others in want, will find it for their advantage to
inc.
AIM. is prepared to put on all kinds Of paper, at
sh,rt notice, in tine best manner. mch6 diff
ICE! ICE!! Having purchased the entire inter
Il est in the Ice business of MIR. Sears, shall
call on his customers with our own whom will supply
with ice Of as good quality in every particular,
can be produced in the State Of Massachusetts, and
on as favorable terms. Our teams will start about
the LIST Of May, usual, when are in hopes to be
able to make such contracts supplying our customers
will be satisfactory Persons wishing make contracts
previous that time do So either the office, 147
Main ST., or with MIR. Ebr Flagg Dir. John Russell.
BENZ. +. HAYWOOD,
mch11 diff JOHN RUSSELL
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DIR. j. M. HARMON.


Office % Hprd Street, LoteeU, Mass.
A CARBIDE. HARMON begs leave in this man
IN inform the public that he has connection
VIII tever with any rregular advertising physician in
this city neither has he any sympathy with the well
known mOds operandi of those of certain rity who
make it their first object to fitch exhprbitnt fee from
their unfortunate Victims without doing them the least
good.
Dr. Harmon's mode of practice does not differ materially
from that approved Of and adopted by the eminent Hos
pttaf practoners Of Europe and Of course he is not I'M
willing that it should the scrutiny not only Of the
public generally, but also of all scientific medical gem
uenten.
70 FEMALES, exclusively. The French Female.
Monthly Regulating Pills and Female Restorative be
obtained by applying either personally by letter. at No
y Hurd Street, Lowell
Lowell. March Is. 1854 dn
IRON GOODS.
The advertisers invite attention their large and in
creasing variety of news useful and Ornamental IRON
GOODS, comprising
IRON r. AILIN q S,
of che most beautiful patterns enclosing Cemetery lots,
to which especial attention is given) Also for fronts Of
Houses, &c.
hounds, Lions, and various other ornamental articles for
outdoor use.
FOR DOMESTIC PURPOSES!
IRON BEDSTEdDS,
Single and Douhle-of English and American designs,
suitable for Private Dwellings Hotels and Public Institu
tons and which coming rapidly into use in this
country.
Umbrella, Fire-se and Blower Stands Parlor and Hotel
Spittoons Andr5ns, Waffle Irons, Crate Triyots, Wash
basins Dish Foot Scrapers Candlestck, Castor Frames
Flower Stands and Vases, Boot Jacks, Parlor mksands
Toilet Mirrors, Mantle Thermometers, Picture Frames
CENTRE md PIER TABLES, ,
with Marble Iron Tops Bonzed and Gilt Brackets, Of
designs for supporting Slabs Shelves, Satuary &c.
Mantle Pieces IN imitation Of Marble and beautifully in.
laid with Pearl and Silver and many other articles
bining elegance of design with utility of purpose.
Manufactured and sold by
CHASE BROTHERS,,
lam, NJ, D Can, 10,
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a NkE1Al ANDo y is.Sl AZ ALL. =
~ ALI yodng men Of energy and ability, IN search OF en-
ptymenf, ard possessed Of small capital of from $40
Sl2 will do well call at E. Bowman No. III Hanover St.
Bson Cup stars As he is now In want Of some IL or Is
which person strictly business habits fail to make
n0ney Young constantly making from $50 SIS
er mouth All letters addressed above, prepaid, with
mch1 ii M III d&wAn
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tons sleigh shoe Steel, (swedish)
8 " best cast Steel, Is IN rsIu, Bro, s Coz
" r1ull machinery Steel
3" English spring
G ,rman
Blistered (L)
Corking
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GRASS SEED.--We are receiving choice
Nh lot of the different varieties of Grass Seed, consisting
Of nice reaped Illinois, and Northern New York Timothy
Seed; Northern and Western, and White Glover; North
and Southern Red Tops all of which warrant
be of superior quality has been selected for the
part by of our firm, in person. and will be sold
at prices that defy competition.
To the trade, offer superior inducements seed
has been bought of the growers, and will be sold at small
advance from We shall also give attention to
the retail trade usual and Farmers and others wishing
seed can be sure Of superior article, at satisfactory
price. LEE SPRAGUE CO.,
mch!0 daw3m ~ Main Street
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PAINTERS STOCK.

SPIRITS TCRPENT1NE, LiNSED OIL, ass
together with general assortment Of Painters Goods,
sale at Wholesale and Retail
apA d4w Q. A. HARRINGTON d co
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ENOR SALE. 20 BUILDING LOTS LO-
al Gated in pleasant and thriving part Of the city,
within five six minutes walk of the City HALL Will be
sold cheap payment easy, and money advanced TO
build The whole may remain Mortgage as long as the
purchaser may wish Inquire at the corner of Myrtle and
Bouthbridge streets A. j. EATON.
inch diff
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e. e. ABBOTT & CO.,
FAR MS,

Farms in Caldbrook, in Rutland, in Bolton, in
Coriavillr, l in West Newton.
Also, REAL ESTATE in all parts of the City and
County, sold Commission. myl diff
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- LOON Al InLs!!-A hOuse Tor sale--2
&c tenements, well arranged for taking boarders, near
l@& the Stone Shop. The house is in good repair and
part of the money lay if desired, for term Of years
Inquire at 1l3 Salem St. JAMES I. ELLIOTT.
Worcester Feb / 1854 diff
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SEWING MACIIINES

HOOD, BATTELLE, 81 CO.,
Manufacturers Of Z. Howe Jr's Patent SEWING
MACHINE. Persons in want Of good AMI substantial
Machines invited call AMI examine ours, before
purchasing elsewhere. These Machines adapted TO
Sewing all the iii varieties Of Work. either Cloth or
Leather. Room Of F0pter and Cyprus sts, Wor
,cester Mass my3 diff
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Rral estote.
REAL ESTATE FOR SAFE.

~ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-rhe
ND Estate at the of Summer and Belmont sts
EeAAreceny occupied by the American Antiquarian So
ciety, is offered for sale on liberal terms.
Inquire Of S. i. HAVEN, at the New Library Build
ny. lei diff
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FA r ms,
Immediately looked at. Delays dangerous.
my5 diff LARKlN SMITH.
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Beaus;fnI OH Age.

The following beautiful sketch of one of the
too-o'ten- belied race, exhibiting the beauty
OF g the old age which crowns a noble life .
is from g sermon on old age" recently
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beautiful assortment Of the above ,1ds, prices t
defy compftion, at MYERS d BAMBERtiERS
apps diff 30 Niia street.
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Auction sa,es or DRY Goods.

The following were the running quota Ions Obtained
Coffin RAY docs ye,,.raay:-e l. tan,oonls Cd borders
mouslin do aims so! O. 9hc. ec pcnges silk hand
serehef. 81 % eozen ladies' fanny WOOL mis, 10 a.
dies coloed cbsverau gloves sEes7 and 81 95 IS IS
per dozen; mems sup pssi seam does. nd TO-
gse ticket and black do, - IS 80 10; ladiss'
IS; meu's fo.e.m do 50 ST. With pricksl seams DO,
10 to H. IS 10 81 mems calored chevaux d., - 80
all wool and he,sr qu.ltis 1870 2sc and csc.
warranted al ~oo' msr,nos With ex.,a black 20, b3s
Superior sup II " much Vas ssr AMI S.ss.i
all wool nerino, SIC e2c superior all wool do Gle,
pcrsne, iioc; extra super ans al .ooi nerin,s i7e
40c colorea &c Liuss go do French stripe printed
2 s, ss, a. ' -
81 40; sfsndid bcavy lyons 81 ipehes, black sk vsl
ye,s s4z1 . 50 90; pouis % :eiss. 2ic and aas an
20 and 80 Inch gso.ee Rhn-s, 7is $685.. 10 80 and "a
rch glaze dc.s .ilhs and black gros de Rhine. s4c.
a. o. ., hn an sna 1ss f5s: q
ali boiled sih, WITH much sl.ce p,,a DO inches as
40, aSc 5uch be'tr d., and Is inch, poat Dc soiss
Ich d, do, with "a inchee boiled gaoe a. Afeque and
bosc ercs De Ehioe Sce, 800 al boiled black DO,
gIos d'Agcrs ard plaid striped gros de Rhines 36e.
2 5cc. and II 90. strissd Lyons quality cult
% Ss "n srs peril. s': q" q 60 % and
;s ''y sa s st sa RI .S yoa .s ;
lin saS., liza 81 inch .a ,,,h Pain a.mss: sos
e0c 80 inch e. qu,ii dsmas tuene, All soilst.
ran'ea l7.c 2o6c; 80 sp'evSt, Pssin reps warrant
ed j, boiled. 2ntc 2o5c 10 isch srcs de Naples zoe.
a44c all eei ed h.ayy rih pcult do scis zoe ess
20 inch back b,ochs Hsarsd sfks, ID bolol black
broche gos DE- RHINE md plad gros Dc Naolca, anA
heavy boiled p.i' pou,. do scis., az 4ie sos aD
boiled rich psi pou Se ss,s lose 3l.insh sx heavy
and iieh sasin black plaid ,ihs for d'y trade 1900
p1 nit e. scis I'll boled iloc soHd satin stripe, We
tered 1900 ~ inch * brocbe figured gr,s % Ma
plea 3ec heavy all boiled croone gsos de Naples 4a
SUPER, Gee. Gee 81 ioeh, sM boiled, black water
poult Do s.ie,, extra asd super 40 and heavy groe
Sing die res, choice Co., 2ioch heavy, nigh fustersd
black roe do Rhine, e9o 7o, ana scs 19tseh boilsd
gses povt ee soies and bosd plaid silks aSe 20 NAH
anA much better do, 800. . 90 - S2ioch super.
black lussring', Soc. b1o; 11inch boiled pout Dc
gIos Dc Naples, ESQ super black haiag silks, Ice.
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therew tn, are In excellent order and aGori the bess
wsri ing caosey, with the greatest f.sirty for mar
bet. TIE company also owns 1000 shares Of its ON
stock, and has Aostius debt outstanding bonds
Mr. Draper will also sell at auction 70. morrow fri
day. 2o shares Of tee capital stock Of tha Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad Company, fx Of the oOu.
Tractors the road The earnings Of this company In
the month Of August amounted to $780, o0 and the re-
ceipts continue to exceed the estimates Of the en-
gineers Mr. A. Flsgg the Comp'rollsr Of the city,
Is treasurer Of the company which is guarantee that
its finances are properly managed The whole capital
stock il only %, 600, COO and bonds "a, 900.
The annexed carefully prepared table exhibits tho
quantity Of coal sent to market each year. from 1890
he commencement Of the trade down to 1852 and the
annual increase The quantity mined and consumed on
the lres OF transit At and in the vicinity Of Mines 10
unknown but 1t reasonable to suppose the ratio Of
increase Is beyond that Of the cities for the reason
mat nnumerabe manufacturing interests have suddenly
sprHug into existence in the vicinity Of cheap fuels
PRODUCTION ANrHR Acvru Ia, ,oon - ,or.
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cent.
win be observed that the increase Of consumption
from s4l to 1851 is enormous; indeed the business only
assumed form and character after the former period
The increase per for the last twenty years
been sixteen aud two thirds per cent? and certain and
regular has II been, that think reliable data may
be had for the calculation annexed showing the probable
consumption for the next ten years. 1t will 10 remem
bered that this is conned entirely to anthracite COAL
and that the amount required in 1854, o. this species
alone, viii be twenty two ons Ave hundred and sixty
two thou and toDsa quantity that Immediately suggests
the inquiry, How Ia /. to be obtained % Certainly not
by the existing avenues
Intelligent wr,ers state that in cities burning coal
cusvey, the consumption for household purposes Is
equal to one ton per head per annum, for great and
small.
win be observed that by the annexed table, the
sumption for 1854 Is based increase Of Is per cent
and that the increase is sls3ts tons The production
up to this time, and the quantity mined VIII not iced
this calculation
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Saby snavv in sa.s.sass.

lrrsu bo " LOUIS Ns~s, sept o.
we ~ gees thai the managers at toe state Agri-
cultursl Far. 20 be- heis III 0cS o. Ks, otf.I .
prize 10 tire best grow0 health soe linen OF young
Missouri exhibuea. Is seems g. IA th~t reward
sbou6 Dave long since heen offered FOR THIS esse1ta
and VEN prevalent article Of hons proddc ion. and it
argue Strange neglect on the part u the c,mmls
eiuEeIs I'd Asve overlooked is. b by sho~s nave
been lell In Georgia aud several otner states, We
believe; and why DOT ia Missouri? IL would be
eDiseDtly Conducive 70 the Improvement of t1s hu
msDity departme 1t of our STATE production, which
would result 10 the h,gbe 9 benefits Of the c)unty.
We % not propose 70 hold baby shows exclusively
and separately, bat that tksy shau form part OF
the great fair. Let there be department allotted
TO them, where they may be exhibited, and where
Writer'S may inspect the various specimens aod
make inquiries for future guidance. Thee
are some folks who can raise noe o..
bies, IKE hne pumpkins, without soy dt
fcuisy, while Others cannot bring up pSssa-
bis brat with all the Gaze and attention they csa
bestow IN them. The former owe il 70 humanity
and Uncle sam 20 imuat to taef les, 70 tunats fai
loss Any Information Touching the subject, which
they POSSESS and others do not. TIE results OF
such aD enterprise will be seen Ia few yesrs in Q
decided AND encouraging Improvements 10 the grow.
ing crop Of Missouri humanity, glad ieoing to the
heart Of the phlanthropht and the admirer Of live
stock.
II any one thinks our proposition for o baby de.
partment in the fair visionary suggestion, d
supposes there will be no mpetition just let him
reflect Tor moment shat every married woman
We mean every mosher-in the country thinks her
brat the prettes, smArtes, incest best the biggest
for its sge and the Oldest for s SIZE tn.t Gao be
found in that neck O. woods" When this IL re-
membeIed, no one will entertain dou Ut that the
depa' tment viii be crowded with tender pledges,
and tGst feung america VIII ada another note
u the chorus formed by the bleating Of sheep,
tbs glunting Of porkers, and the believing of
cast.e.
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There viii be offered at ,ton TO (Friday)
the MeIc ants Exchange, By simeon Draper, 40 900
shares Of the capital stock Of the Caledonia Mnag Com
pony, OF Maryland, the par value Of which Il $40 each
This ae has been ordered by the trustees OF the Parker
Vein Coal Company, and IL ia for the interest Of the
stOcth holders In that company that good prics
shall be realized. The proceeds viii be applied
to PAY ing the aoasng debt Of the Parker Vein Con-
pany independent Of tie great value Of the property
Of the Caledonia Company, IL should DO borne in
mind that Its stock forms part Of the assets Of the
Pssher Vein Company and those who have been heavy
losers by the latter company should avail themselves Of
this opportunity to direct individual interest
In the caledonia mines We understand that certain
parties connected with the cement OF the Par
ker Vein Company, DESTROYS OF securing for their
Individual benefit the Caledonia stock at the lowest
price, This Is ell natural enough, but II shows that
those best sequsnted with Its value anxious to got
control ing interest In IL. Tho company 1853 acres
Of land the lire Of the st. Georges Greek Railroad
within Ave niles Of the Piedmont station OF the Ba
more and Ohio Railroad all Of which underlaid with the
fifteen foot vein of the best coal In tBe Cumberland
or Georges Czech coal fields. The improvements
on tho property consist Of large number OF
tenants and miners houses Offices, barns stables, tr
roads, rsiiwsyr tip houses sdepgs, and other neces
sary eonvsasnces for mining The person property OF
the compsAy consists Of mining cars horses and mules
and other appliances required In m present operations
he mines and fixtures, and al the ps2p':y connected
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INTERESTING RELIcr-The excavations necsssl
~ fos ibe extension OF Durhsn Terrace a. Qusb5;,
have brought To light very interesting rehct, no
LEES than The corner ssoae OF early Frencl lott
fcatiop erected 81 tpas place by Clunt Fcoaseuac,
sex nd Governor VI New Fiance, 10 1903. The c,p-
per pia,c bears an Inscription in Fneuch, of wlca
The following trar sl,ton ia gwen in the CarIdian:
ia tie year Of grace one thoIsaHd SIX ha8drcd
az d ripety three ia the yoign OF tho very angist,
y,ry iYviBcihe aud ye,y ,rissisn King Of Pfa1cs,
Louis The Great, 14th a tho name, the serg excel
Count Of Fronfanac, for Ina second time Governor
Of the whole OF EeY France, the rebel inh,nitauts
OF New england, three years before having bseo re-
pulsed, routed and completely vaoquisnsd b. him
to renew the si &c this year. has caused 10 be
constructed a. the expense OF the king, with the
forifcafiOrs adjoining II. for the defence OF the
whole country, for the safety Of the inhabitants,
al to confound again that peril tious peo de as we'll
towards God as their legitimate king. And he has
laid Ibis foundation stpne.'
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hyes OF The inmates Of Ar. Henry Rogerss mouse in
Newburyport, Mass. which was struck by light.
niOg on the Gin list. The lightning catered the
bedroom. split the head boa'd from be,isteai
upon nhuh were reclining two young men, snattsr.
ing the p0sts-thtbce passed TO al adjoioing room,
t.ayiI rom uneer feather bed, o;,upied By Mr..
Rogers and hts eife, straw bed, ana scattering
the straw in all directions, and breaking every pans
o. glass in the windows, throwing toe Fragments
thirty SIX feet TO the syutn. Everything IN tne
htuss was in the most singular confusion, and al
most totally destroyed. Arii les we're passed from
OF e rom TO another; cards from rack were f,und
bthILd . mirror which stood opposite; p.eca Of
floor; the stove shattered and broken, aud the !ur
nituIe driven IN ali oirestioDs. But the most re-
markabe Of al was that net one Of zoe inmates was
init red.