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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,

Near Emnaiasbnrg Frederick County, la
1,HE studies this
2s August aud terminates the last THURSDAY in luR The
board and tuition $3.50 payable
atty There charges drawing paint-
for Spanish italian German, and Latin. ye
department eonosed ppys under
500 able half yeHltY In advance
Letters OF inquiry should he aadressed the MOTHER bNPE
RloR o ST. joseps Academy, Enmshurg, Frederick county,
Maryland.
July S-dIyear.
I AND WARRANTS LOCarEn-The Subscribers Will la-
Ia land In ohio Indiana Illinois, Iowa. and give
cnFcct description Of the land torafed
upon description proves they
land giving ahohef
One resides the West, give hs
personal snperiutendenec
MILLER \ BROWN,
7,b street. oppcsi,e The Post o1lcc, wHlhha,ou, y g.
July if-9aw3m
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NEW YORK, I.arEg, AND SOUTH
-1s-s-z<t.2 AMPTOE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
II The ships comprising this ine tlr WASHING
s-fsal1csNs TON, Capt E. CaveBdy, HERMANN, Capt Ed
ward higgins.
op Southampton going returning.
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PROPOSED pArEs OF saiL1

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. SO Wall street, ". Y.
BROWN, SHtPLEY, b co.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNAHD s. CO.,
81 Austin Friars, London.
d. @. WAINWRIGHT X CO.,
Paris,
GEO II DRAPER Hayre.
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ATTORNEY oEsKaAl's OFFICE.

Hon. Caleb Cushing, Attorney General of the United
States T. H. Get esq., chief clerk. The ordinary busi-
Of this Office may be classified undsr the following
heads
L. Official opinions the business of the govern
called for by the President by any head Of depart
mcnt, or BY the Solicitor of the Treasury.
2 Examination of the titles Of all land purchased, the
sites Of arsenas custom houses light houses and all other
public works Of the United States.
g. Applications for pardons in all OF conviction in the
courts Of the United States.
A. Applications for appointment in all the judicial and legal
business Of the government.
s. The conduct Of all the Supreme
Court Of the United States in which the government
cernsd
8. The supervision of all other suits arising any of tho
departments when referred by the head thereof the
ney General.
TO these ordinary heads of the business of the Office are
added at the present time the following, viz:
First. The direction of all appeals land claims Cali
fornia.
Second The codcation and revision the laws Of the
District Of Columbia.
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makers al Wsthan bY The undersigned Box ol ~
ersyors 6Q cents, EkANCk TAYLOR
SEPT
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Address p. j. BUCKLEY, Agent,
29-eodiu Wilmington, Delaware
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The Organization Of the Executive Depart
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The whole machinery employed conduct the business
arising Of foreign relations with all the powers
q ths w9llu = iat nog Ii II; M ~ s,
Of The United States only seventeen oOws One Sec
retary q ole's ion tyii1 Iiter 40 Oi lig |
twelve clerks, one translator, and one librarian.
Diplomatic BrOnehThis branch Of the ssate Department
has charge Of all correspondence between the department and
those of foreign powers accredited to this government In 1t
all diplomatic Instructions sent from the department and
Communications commissioners ander treaties OF bounda
reE Ac are prepared copied and recorded and all Of like
character received registered and hed their contents
being first entered in analytic table or index
casar BranoAThis branch has charge Of the cores
popdepce @ between the department and the epnsus and
Commercial agents the United States. In it instructions
10 those ocur and to their dispatches and to let
ters from other persons asking for consular agency rea
ting to consular affairs are prepared and recorded.
7As DtDsrsg Ageaf-He has charge Of all correspond
enee other matters connected with relating
any fund with the disbursement Of which the department Is
charged.
The Trapslrior His duties are to furnish such transa-
ons the department may require. lie also records the
commissions Of conuis and vice consuls when not in English
upon which exequaters are issued.
Cisrk Of Appoiiaents and GoEnrssioasIie makes out
and records commissions letters Of appointment aud nomi
nations 70 the Senate makes out and records xequaturs
and records, when in English, the commissions which they
issued. Has charge OF the library.
Clerk Of he Rolls aad Arekres.He takes charge Of the
rolls enrolled and resolutions OF Congress- as they
received the department from the President
the authenticated copies thereof which are called Tor pre-
pare o and superntends their publication and that OF
ties the newspapers and in book form attends their
distribution throughout the United States, and that Of al,
documents and publications. in regard to which tLs duty Is
assigned to the department; writing and answering all let
connected therewith Has charge Of all Indian treaties,
and business relating thereto.
Clerk of Aaalsacations and copyrqht-He has charge
of the seals Of the United States and of the department aud
prepares and attaches certificates % papers presented for
henaton receives and accounts for the fees Has charge
opubcatons transmitted to tie department under the laws
relating Y copyrights records and indexes their ttcs re-
cords all letters from the department other than the dpo
matte and consular
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OFFICE OF rus WksnIsoroN AouEpucr,
Washington, March Z, lS,
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taeol estate.

- FOR SALE "A two. story Dwelling House
EF,,, about three ourths of Land sjtua-
gsAs te in the village of North Charlton about mile
from h1 on Depot the north side of the old Worce-
Ter and Stafford Turnpike and formerly the residence OF
the ae Col Asa Bacon The Houseis in good repair and
well calculated for two tamilies
Aisn, about acres of Land lying the opposite side
o. said road, with small Barn tn It will be sold
at a low price, separately all together and liberal
ere Ut ven for most of the purchase money! and is
sirabe location for boot shoemaker or other me-
chanic JOS. A. DENNY.
Lelces er, Nov Z, 1855. dawtf
g. FARM FOR SALE, SITUATED sc.s
Ea, in Leicester, the road leading from Cher @
4t ny Valley to Clappve, and about Eve miles rsAe@
from tie City Hall in Worcester The said farm consists
OF about fifty acres, is one, somewhat roug) but
completely adapted to growing vegetables and fruit,
which use 1t is improved al the present time On tn farm
is large number of Strawberry Plants, of many choice
varieties two young Orchards of grated and superior
fruit just beginning to bear about acres of Wood and
Timber suitable to cut, and of splendid Peat
Swamp, which is drained. Also House and Barn, and
other out-buildngs in good repair.
Also for sale, MORGAN HORSE, four years old last
June fairtraveer good size work in any harness. spot
or place Apply on the premises.
JAMES NJ. DRAKE.
Leicester, Nov. 16 1855. diff
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GroGkerD, Mr.
IRONsSTONE CROCRERY o@O
aS& WARE-Manufactured by John Al
SH COCK Cobridge, England, and sold onyat NJ
NO. 1s1 MAIN sTREET.

ON GEOS- Il tsRE go
@rE WARE-Manufactured by John Al ~
* COCK, Cobridge, England, and sold only at r
NO. ISL MAIN STREET,
It is now an acknowledged fact that in point of finish
sye and durability these goods stand FIRST ard forenos
IN the market Encouraged by the success which has
herto attended the sale Of these goods have been en-
aDled to maze extensive or them
orect from the mandatory, thereby reducing the cost
ana consequently making saving for the purchaser.
would have tdstnctly understood that warrant the
glazing of this ware NOT TO CRACKLE
have now on hand complete and extensive assort-
ent OF goods OF the above manufacture tog ether win
large stock of
PLAIN AND GOLD BAND FRENCH CHINA
Iea Dinner Breakfast and Toilet Ware; also nv usual
stock OF GLASS WARE, Britannia and Plated
Goods, Iabe Cutlery Solar, Stand and Hanging Laaps
dirandoles, Tea Trays, Curtain Bands and Pins.
In addition to the above goods, have an extensive
stock of French and American q
p A p Err GINGS.
Borders, Freboard Prints Curtain Papers Painted Win.
dow Shades and Fixtures, &C. &c. thus comprising the
most complete assortment in the city.
AS am constantly receiving goods from the principal
factories in Europe and America am edabled to offer
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS to the patrons of this ex
tensiye establishment. and all who may favor me with
call may depend upon finding a stock always complete
and prices satisfactory, determined not to be ex
celled.
N. Manufacturers, Agents, and Others using Solar
Chmneys, be supplied with them at Factory Prices
JOSEPH P HALE,
Is Main ST., LIST door north OF Post Office
$50 dawtf
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Books, Stationery, &r.

-BOOKS-BOOKS JOHN KEITH
ID 4 cos Bulletin of New Books No. 239 Main street.
The Land Of Gold, W. II. Helper.
My fathers House, Mcdonald.
Stray Leaves from the Book of Nature, DeVere
Richard Hurdis, Simms.
India, China, and Japan, Bayard Taylor.
The Match Girl
Isoras Child.
Cora and the Doctor.
Tolr among the Planters.
Physiology of Marriage.
0uf First Families.
The Eul, Cumming.
The A1rals OF san Francisco.
Henry v III. anil his xix Wives Herbert.
0akftil, d. Arnold.
New Hope, the Rescue.
History Of the Council Of Trent.
Land, Labor, and Gold vols. Hewitt
The ;reei Of Chrstendom, Gregg
Ole, or the West Room.
The Decameson of ficlccio
Habits of Men, Doran.
Bits Of Barney, Mckenzie.
Mary Lyndon, an Autobiography.
Lppincott's Gazetteer.
Memoir of Rev. Sidney Smith, vols.
Guy Rrcos, Simms
Ne Ecomes, Thackeray.
Panama in 1855.
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BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!
LIVERMORE'S NEW BOOKSTORE -!
No. 2 Worcester House Block.
Lucy Boston,
Hiawaha, Longfellows new Poem.
fresh supply of Amos Lawrence.
Molle and Kittie, or Pleasant Life in Ireland.
The Bears of Augustusburg
Love of Country, or Lobieski and Hedwg.
Conversation, its Faults and Graces, A. P Peabody.
Physical Geography, for Fam lies and Schools.
All New Books issued from the Press.
MIC diff j. K. BANISTER, Agent.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
" No. 1874 MAIN STREET
Just received, large and elegant assortment of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH STA TTONERY!
which we respectfully invite the public to examine.
Also superior lot OF Mahogany, Inlad and Rosewood
WRITING DESKS, which ofes for sale lou.
ms diff BAKER, TRUuBULL, L. BARNES
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THAN EVER

CHEAPER THAN EVER
Notwithstanding the great panic created among some
of the Dry Goods Dealers lly appearance in this
City, nobody else seems to have been alarmed The
Secret Caucus, held by of these merchants 1--WE
happy to be able to say that there hon.
orable exceptions) at which, we understand they re-
solved in their wisdom, "to drive out Of town. and
resolved also, that they 'wOnld buy goods of
Boston firms who deal with Locke Il Co., and more
foolish still, resolved that they swould withdraw their
advertising from the Worcester daily papers, If they
continued to advertise for Locke Co p aud meaner than
all the rest resolved to nstgate pros ecutun against us
for what deem laudable and legal busine thatis
making presents to customers this 'caucus of these
would bemonopolists don't to have amounted to
much; we are not "driven out of town. and no firm
whose copartnership expires in January next or ten
years hence can begin to start Us, and when that next
sixty days" are over, think will lease the City
store, arr leave its proprietor free To spend all his time
in carrying round the papers," disturbed by
the hummng in "the Hve by any efforts to stowe'
away under the counter Of any opposition shop. We
have lease FOR TERM OF YEARS. tWO stores adjoining
each other under the Worcester House, will do our
best to give enough all our customers to select
their purchases, and shall not insult ladies' even
they do not buy of us ask them Beforehand do you
wish topurchaseln
Wesha keep stock constantly full as we are buy.
ing daily in the Cities and we do not apprehend that
Hha experience any difficulty in purchasing even fthese
troubled dry goods dealers should withdraw their trade
from houses dealing with buy all our goods for
cash we advertise you see, and pay chesrfuiy and
promptly for it, the publishers of the daily papers here
are inclined to treat well they do other Worcester
enterprise business abide, with confidence that will
come out right. We are under necessity Of further
"markng down" stock in order to undersel
petitors, as when marked down really did the
thing, and ladies will and prices in reality low, and
not merely on the placaris in wndows-see list of
prices in another column We CAN uSDERsELL OTHERS,
and make it for the interest of all to buy of us.
1st Because we buy for cash.
3D. Because we sell for cash, and therefore don't have
to make paying customers pay for bad debts.
Sd. Because we buy no refuse goods.
E4h Because purchase in large quantities and have
experienced buyers selecting goods for every day
9th Because we do an immense business.
9th. Because expenses less than those Of any
ether house in New England, doing extensive bust
7th Because treat all our customers with clvity
Sth Because we understand all about the Dry Goods
business
9th. Because people do and will continue to me in
crowds to purchase giving heed TO the foolish stories
circulated by our competitors
10th. Because we will not be undersold whether we
gain or lose.
WIN. LOCKE & co.
"a
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Glotbing, &r.

IHE GREAI SHOW
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
Is now open will be continued through season.
VALENTINE &c STUDLEYS,
NO. WORCESTER HOUSE BLOCK,
Cor. Main and Elm streets.
All articles exhibition will be sold called FOR by
the vtOrs but arrangements have been made to replace
all articles disposed Of that there will bee hand each
day full and complete assortment of
FINE AND COMMON oYERCo AIS, BUSINESS
AND DRESS CoATS, SHAWLS,
Doeskin, Cashmere and aatinet PANTS; Velvet, SILK,
Satin, Plush, and Wooden VESTS
BOYS CLOTH ING,
and any quantity of UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS,
Guernsey Frocks, Mufers, Wool and Leather Mittens
and Gloves Cravats, Shirts Bosoms Collars, Caps, I'm
brellas, Dressing Gowns, &C., &sv
Garments made TO order in n superior
mamner. dawtf SIS
GAVE YOUR MONEY, AND BUY HUNTS
- PATENT ENAMELLED COLLARS. They keep
clean longer than any Others They do not break down.
and sold at third the price OF The old style.
1900 dozen this day received The trade supplied at
manufacturers rates. VALENTINE Il sTUDLEY,
sill d&w6 Cor. Maiu aud Elm 10
Anew STYLE OF FALL CLOTHING.
IN MEC0RNEY Il BIGEL0W are receiving splenlid
assortment of FALL CLOTHING which viii be sold
low as last years styles selling.
We have large and well selected assortment of Gents
FURNISHING GOODS, which are very low
Our assortment of BrOadcoths, Cassimeres, and plain
and fancy Doeskins, Vestings &C, &c are equal to the
best We make them into garments that will give
entire satisfaction to our customers
NIB. Fall Fashions just received
MEC0RNEY Il BIGELOW,
au23 d&wt Merchant Tailors, pa Main street.
S o NE THIN Ne w
The subscribers would call the attention of the Ladies
of Worces and vicinity their Establishment, No
249 Main Street, cover David SCOTS Drug St req
where they keep on hand, and make to order,
CHILDREN,S CLOTHING F!
of every description. Also Ladies' Under Garments,
Plain and Embroidered Ladies' own materials made up
to order at short notice. nice article of French CoIses
for Also Fashionable Dress-makirg, by expert
enced person. MRS. R. CHENEY.
oS dawH MISS L. 7. BRINHALII.
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ID R o w N & FIR t H.
~ Successors to Brown & co.,

" o w N & FIR H,
Successors to Brown Co..
NO. FLAGG'S BLOCK.
And 100 Main Street
The subscribers would respect uy call the attention of
the publ" to their extensive stock of
CROCKRRK, GLASS, & CHINA WARE!
Comprising splendid assortment Of ia, dwards' Best
White Iron Stone Ware, HAva,rds Re White Gold
Band, and Decorated French china in Breakfast Dining
Tea and Toilet Sets by the piece rs our customers
may wish.
American and Foreign Out and Common
G. L A S S w A r e
From Boston and New YORK auctions All of the latest
patterns and the best goods in the market at the lowest
prices. Also, complete assormento of
Britannia and Silver Plated Ware
Tea Trays Table Cutlery Solar Lamps Casters Gas Fix
turcs &C. ANY person in want Housekeeping Goods
and especially those who about oumeacng house,
keeping respectfully Invited to give us call We
warrant our goods guarantee s1tisction or refund the
money.
A p f Il HANGINGS,
All those who want to buy French or American Paper
Hangngs, Paper Curtains, Dor ers and Painted Window
hades, cheap Will ind it for their interest give US
call BROWN & FIRTH
Successors to Brown Il Co. } No. 3 Flagg'J Block.
OH daw6wIs
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Anntsements
~ OR CEsTER GYMNAsIUM!

VA OR CESTER GYNiNASIU
On ORCHARD ST., ADJOINING THE WATER CURE.
Open from Il. nj. till 10 p. NJ
instruction given to gentlemen from 10 A:MtoIP NJ
5 to g. and to 10 p NJ.
Ladies under the tuition of a female teacher from
3to5 p NJ.
1T desrabe that pupils should be punctual in attend
ance at the exercises OF their respective classes
Terms For year $500; six months $40 O0 three
months 50 90; payable quarterly in advance Transient
pups 70 cents for each of exercises Tuition in
in sparring $1,000 per course, payable ia advance.
j. d. BAILEY, l,...
nlo du A. M0LINEUX, f'oPie''is-
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Auftiolls.
BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM
AUCTION Rooms No. Sc and 68 Main Street
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &o.-On
II

q SATURDAY,
at O'Clock p. M, at Office,
The usual weekly sale of Household Furniture
Log Carpets Sofas Chairs, Tables Bureaus Bedsteads
nes Hair and other Mattresses Looking Glasses Clocks
Fahe Cutlery and other articles of household furniture
and the usual Kitchen ware.
Sales OF Real Estate and Personal Property situated in
lhe city, county, or State; terms reasonable and satisfac-
Zion guaranteed Also the appraisng property solicit
ei Cash paid for secondhand furniture upon appica-
fion ut the Sales Room Constantly hand an assort-
ment OF new common Furniture, Table Cutlery Crockery
AMI GLASS Ware Clocks Looking Classes Window Shades
&c, when will be sold low for Cash.
There viii be sales of Furniture every Wednesday af
lioon at Putnan's Sales Rooms at the usual hour un
u further notice. S. NJ. REDD1NG, Salesman.
Htar30 diff
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LADIES, VISIT THE CITY STORE,

LADIES. VISIT THE CITY STORE.
j, III, Ola RKE 81 GO.
Have marked down taer entire stosk Of Dry Goods to
prices BELOW competition. We give below few prices Of
tie many BARGAINS now to be found In our Store
NO. I52 MAIN STREET.
New and best styles Manchester, Hamilton, AMI Pacific
NJ. DeLaines, former price Zoe. for 12tc.
Cotton and Wool Twied Flannels for 12ic.
Heavy Lyonese Cloth, good article, FOX zoe.
Heavy Double Twiled Thibets for 75c.
All Wool Paids for IS and Soc
An Wool Plain DeLaines for Zoe.
Heavy Debages for 12ic.
Raw silk Plaido for 6Oc.
Ladies' Cloths for size.
Heavy Embroidered scarfs, worth 1900 for S2.25.
Double width Cashmeres, former price $50, for 33c.
50 pairs 81 100 Blankets, from auction, for $500.
2 cases nInepcnny English Prints for 10c.
A Cloak for $500.
For the next sixty days our whole Stock will be offered
at VERY CHEAP PRICES, at the City Store, No. l52
Main st. j. H. CLARKE q CO.
MO dawu II.
npLUE VITKOL.-0OOO lbs. English Blue vilro
hD IN store, aud for sale hy a. 3. 4 A. J. HOWE
49, -
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Drp GOODS.
n Q M O NO p O l. Y I
THE GREATEST s. CHEAPEST
DIR Y GOOD S S Al E .
Ever Known I'm w Orcesier
STILL THEY Mel!
VIM. LOCKE s. CO.

Take great pleasure announcing to the Citizens of Wor
cester, and to the ladies in particular, that they
are now prepared to sell choice and
Desirable DRY GOODS,
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TIL e I'M EPEN DEN Mt.
A WEEKLY RELIGIOUS AND FAMILY NEWS
PAPER, OF THE LARGEST CLASS
Among its many distinguished writer's are
Rev Geo B. Cheever, DID, Clarence Cook
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe
Gov. Louis Kossuth, Mrs II. c. Knight,
DR.. Solger, Annie H.,
Charles L. Brace, Minnie Myrtle,
And numerous Others
This Journal in way Sectdrtdn and is controlled
by no party Clique.
No expense spared to every variety talent
the several departments of this paper large corps of
correspondents have been engaged both at home and
abroad. full summary of Rel gous and General Intel
hgence is given Also weekly, article the Money
Market and Commercial News. full and complete Re-
view of the Flour and Produce Market and merchandise
generally together with that Of the Cattle Market is writ
ten weekly by experienced man. expressly for this pa
of publication and may be confidently relied upon
rectness In Short the propretors determined that
The Independent shall be surpassed by other paper for
excellence and cheapness.
TERMs-BY MAIL, $500 A YEAR, 10 ADVANCE.
Specimen numbers gratis Orders for the paper,
accompanied by the money. addressed the Publisher
and prepaid, will be considered at risk.
Subscriptions commence with any number
paper
Advertisements-Tsn cents line for each insertion
JOSEPH III. LADD, Publisher.
Office No. % Beekman Street. New York
n14 dW&S&WSw
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CHEAP FUEL! CHEAP FUELII

CHEAP FUEL! CHEAP FUELI!
The subscriber Is prepared to furnish mixed Peat Of
good quality at $500 for wlole 1850 for half cords
Those who wish the price Of fuel continue at reasonable
rates, viii do well to Peat in their stoves, either with
or without wood experiments having been made as fully
10 test It's economy. The demand for II hitherto has been
much greater than expected About 800 cords have
been distributed and only about 400 OF this crop re-
man II can be easily delivered In November than
III the winter months. Orders are solicited as ca l. US
convenient at the Office fth Spy, at the store of
n. r. DIXIE,
MIA dU 90 Nninat
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BUILDING MOVING.-The subscriber, hay-
nD ing had several years experience in Boston and vi
cinty in the moving and raising both Wood and BIck
Buildings, either with without chimne,s standing
would respectfully inform the citizens of Worcester and
vicinity that on and after November 1s he will attend to
any business in his line, in prompt and efficient man
Reserences-F. Il. Kinnicutt, Jonathan Grout, j. B.
Dexter PORTER CROSS,
DO d3mT No. Myrtle st.
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GRAPE VlNES.--A few vines Of the Diana
" Grape and the Hartford Prolific, may be had II ap
piled for These by far the best varieties yet
known for cultivation In this climate The Diana Is SUI
perlor to either the Isabella Caawba and IL two weeks
earlier. Tho Hartford Prolific similar in quality to the
Ialela, and Is month earlier than that kind Both are
entirely hardy. J. NJ. EARLE.
Worcester, Nov 10, 1865.
COW FOR SALE--A very nne
H-TTN Durham Cow with ak weeks old Calf, for
WAfM sale. Inquire nj GRAVES
s~kd-GL City Tea Store, VI slalu store
u2d