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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-09
slROaCel.S ssaslt H4caOcrs. WITH A SELF RAkER.

TyHE subscriber offers to the Farmers the II largest aud most complete assortment, of Mowers cad Reapers ever kept tor sale at any one establishment, namely:
 Allen's celehsseed improved MowrT. ketchGm's do. do. Mnnny's dO. do. Watermana do. do. Hnssey's do. Reaper. McCosmiek.s de. do. Atkins Reaper wish Sslf Raker swacked. Atien's Mower and Reaper combined. | he above embrace all the Improvement of the psceen. day. and are oi the highest charac- ter of any in use.
 Hsrvess Tsele or sil lipls slso lor sale.
 Tho Hone ske.
 Tho Horse rischfofk fer unloading Scythes, Riacs. Whenfones, Grinds,ones-- running very casv on friction ruilers; Hand Rakes, Scylhes, Sicklea Crsdlcs. Piachsorks, 6c-, &c-
 Threshins Mschines, Fan MIlls, and Horse Powcrs of $arioua kinds; and complete as- sor.msnt of Agricultural and Horticultural I'm piemenis.
 Wheaf, Rye, Tumip and an other Seeds. Gnano. with Peruvian Government weight snd brand in each bag. Boneduss. Srpcsphos- plate of Lime, Pondrelt, kc. As the Now York Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store, lS9 and i3i Water street,
 +. L. ALLEN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-09
Naugatuc 1ailread.
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Ssmnssr Arrangement. commsne;xo on
 Monday Hay 7tk. 1858.

Swmnsr Arrdxgemsnf. comnssnc;x0 on
 Monday ]. Hay 7th. 1858.
 rRAiNs our or salpasroRr.
 First Passenger Train leaves Bridgeport for Winstcd, at 10. 40 A. M., or on arrival of tho A. M. Train from Now York, and connecting atthe Junction with the 10.90 Az M. Train from New Haven.
 First Freight Train leaves Bridgeport for Wibsted at II 30 A. M., receiving pas. sengess for Winsted.
 Freight Train with passenser accommo- dation far Watcrbarylesses at AS
 Second Passenger Tram leaves Bridge port tor Waterbury at 6 10 P. M. .,or on the ar. rival of the 3.s0 F. M. Express Train from New York, connecting at the, Junction with the $ P. M. Train from New Haven.
 rRAiss INTO saiDeRpoar. First Passenger Tram leaves Minated ats. 50 A.M., connecting at Waterbury with the Providence, Hartford and Fishkill Rail. road a, 7.l5 A. M. tor Hartford and interme- dia,e Stations and connecting at the Junction with the A. M. Train from New York for New Haven, and arriving in Bridgeport in time for ,he s.s5 4 M Train to New Haven for New York.
 First Freight Train will leave Waterbury for Bridgeport at 5.35 Ali, arriving at Bridge port in time 10 take the Express train from New Haven 10 New yorA.
 Freight Train with passenger acccmmoda. lions from Winste is;na in Bridgeport in lime so connect with Express Train from N. Haven for New York, leaves al GAO A. M. from Winsted.
 Second Passenger Train leaves Winsted at 20s M connecting at the Junction with Train 10 New Havea, and at Bridgeport with the 4.l5 M Train te New York. ss I The Freight Trains have Passenger Accommodations.
 Bradley's Stage from Woodbury, South. bury, Sou,hford, and Oxford, wrll connect at Seymour II umpire yssille) )wah the 9.1l A- M Train down. Returning, leaves every day6n the arrival oil the iO.40 AM Train fromBridss. port. No evening Stage after this date.
 MeNe'is Stage from Wateriown, will con- meet at Waterbury every day with the a A M Train down. Returning on arrival of the 10 40 M Train from Bridgeport, and on Saturdays from the 6 10 P M Train from Bridgeport.
 Fenn's Stagefrom Litchfield will connect at Litshfield Station with mail Train each way, daily.
 A.len's Stase from Be,hlem will connect at Waterbury with the S.33 A. M. Train down on Mondays, Wcdnesdaya and Fridays. Rs. ,urning on arrivai of the i040AM Train from Bridgeport oc Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat. urdays.
 Horace Skinner's stage from Otis, Cold Spring, New Boston, Coiebrook River and I1nchcockssiiic. will connect daily with the s.03 P. M. train from Minated, and return on the arrival of the l0.40 A. M. train from Bridgeport.
 o. s. Hills Stage leaves Wiasted daily cn arrival of the I0.40 AM. train from Bridge- port for Colebrook Centre, Sandsfield, Mont- vile and Bavringtoa.
 A deduction ef five cents is made when Tickets are purchased at the offices.
 W.D. BISHOP. Vice Prcs'i aad Sapt.
 Bridgeport, April. f7, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-09

IL E always ssfe to learn even from : our enemies -seldom sals = venture to instruct even our own friends.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-09

su0s'e NeaU Goods 2 TUST recsd another lot of Ladies. Dress eD Goods, Parasols, kc. It
 MCNEIL & BRANAN'a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-09

Socraaes, wllsn ssked what was the bcst mode q gaining . high reps,a,ion, replied sd-so be what you appear so be,
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-09
Litch1eld and Naugatuck R. R.

STAGES leave the Mansion House at l5 S A. M. and l l5 P. M. connecting with trains to eridseport. and in the morning with train 10 Hartford
 Leave Ltchfeid Station on arrival of the 10. 20 morning train and 6l0 evening train from Bridgeport.
 Fare fifty cents. L. .FENN.
 iiichfeld, May l4ih, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-09

The more man has to do, tho more hs finds himself capable oi doing.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-09

All uhc NeW sDeWeTFy SIOfcs U EEPS constantly on hand . well selected supplies weekly from New York, he will be able to accommodate his customers with the latest compositions, as New York retail prices.
 June 5th. A. s. BALDWIN:
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-09

He who will aot Esason is | bigot- 10 who cannot, is ! 6ool--he who
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-09

Li,ch6sld, May lssh. 1888. E v Ii
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-09
AtJhe New JeweIry Slore.

Winchester, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-09
Read and Reflect! 1.

Litch6eid. April g. 1855.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-30
dawf BROWN & FIRTH.
TO MERCHANTS WHO BUY
q r O @ K E r Y w AR !

BROWN & FIRTH would respectfully invite the at
tenton OF merchants to heir extensive assortment of
CFoe6efy, Glass Ware, Paper Hangings, &c.,
Comprising more general variety of House Furnishing
in the country
AS we have very large retail trade it becomes neces
sary for us import our goods in large quantities. and
buy all American goods direct o. the manufacturers which
enables us 10 get our goods a; the lowest prices and Offer
to any country merchant larger assortment of rich and
common goods to select FROM at prices low as be
bought in New York or Boston, and terms as liberal
Merchants by calling establishment will become
satisfied tht they will time money by giving us
Their orders, as they can fill thfir memorandum
Store IN less time than they can at dozen.
Oh daWu BROWN 4 FIRTH,
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Re0i Estate.

NEILLS FOR SALE The subscriber offers
LNA for sale the SAW MILL and Privilege, and the
LEAD MILL and Privilege, situated in the village of
West Millbury, Mass. together with the RESERVOIR
near Ramshom Pond, belonging the estate of AbJ ah
Gleason, deceased.
The above will be I'D low and offers rare chance to
person wishing to engage in the business
T. W. CHILDS, Executor.
West Mlbury, Oct. /, 1854. dsodaw3ws
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Aurtiol5.

BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM
AUCTION Rooms No, sc and 6s Main Street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c. On
RI SATURDAY,,
At O'Clock p. NJ, at Office,
The usual weekly sale of Household Furniture comprfs
lag Carpets Sofas, Chairs, Tables, Bureaus Bedseads
Beds Hair and other Mattresses Looking Classes Clocks
fable Cutlery, and other articles of household furniture
and the usua Kitcnen ware.
saes OF Real Estate and Personal Property situated in
line city, county, State terms reasonable and satisc
lion guaranteed Also the apprasing of property solicit
81 Cash paid for secondhand furniture upon appca-
tlon ut the Sales Room. Constantly hand an assor
mert of new Furniture Table Cutlery Crockery
su1 Glass Ware Clocks Looking Glasses Window Shades
&c. whicD will be sold low for Cash
There win be sales of Furniture every Wednesday af
trnoon, at Pptnams Sales Rooms at the usual hour
further notice S. NJ. REDDlNG, Salesman.
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SSHOE BUSINESS FOR SALE, AND
- ROOMS To RENT

- ROOMS TO RENT.
The subscriber having other importan business which
requires his undivided attention, desous Of disposng
Of his Shoe Business Stock and Fixtures on the most re-
sonabe terms. The Store and Manufacturing Rooms
centrally located in Clarks New Block 257 Main street.
and have been fitted up expressly for the manuac ture
and sale of Ladies' Custom Cater Boots and Shoes
This opportunity oers peculiar advantages any per-
son DESTROYS of ebarking in the above named business
or VINO may desira better location.
If the business is not disposed of before the first
Of November Next the will rented for any other
purpose and would be very desirable for any neat manu-
featuring business Those who delay may again have
an opportunity of securing SO desirable location
For further particulars enquire of the proprietor on the
premises. r. ROBINSON,
Clark's New Block, 257 Main st.
Worcester, Oct. 10, 1876. du
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GAS FIXTUR EST

The subscribers prepared to show as good an
assortment of GAS FIXTURES as can be found at any
establishment in New York Boston, of which will be
sold 80 per cent cheaper than be purchased
in either of those cities.
We daily receiving from the largest and best man
uiacturers in this country all heir patterns
CHAN DELLERS, PENDANTS,
BRACh ETS, so.
Any onein want Of Gas Fixtures should not fail to call
and examine our stock before purchasing, when we shall
be happy to show them shat the above statement is cor
rect, and how it is We afford to do it,
Oct1 dawtf BROWN & FIRTH
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SPLENDID GIFTS!
Total vOlue of Gifts -.

Total vOue of Gifts ...........SI2 goo 90
Any one purchasing $40 worth will receive two Gifts
and in proportion. The citizens of Worcester and
vicinity will at is the best oppor unity
for purchasing Dry Goods that was ever offered in ths
city, they will, by purchasing at this great sale get
their goods at less prices than similar goods can be pur
chased az any 9th store and will receive for every 90
expended, splendid Gift.
The reason Why are enabled to offer such induce
ments is this:-We have purchased this large stock at
aboutone half The first cost
The Goods to be sold. consist in part of
RICH STRIPED AND PLAID SILKS!
Rich Brocade SikS-Plain silks, all colors;
All qualities and widths Of
b L A G X SILK
BLACK SATIN STRIPED AND PLAID SILKS, en-
tirely new patterns We Won call partcu atten ion
To our stock of Cashmere Long and Square
Shuwls. which embraces all III new and desirable
styles aud will be sol at about tgohirds the cost Of
importation! We have also a larVe stock of
WO0ten Long and Squire ShqiOis Thibets, Cab.
mere and Lyohese Cloths Al Wool, Siik
and Wooi and RaO sax Ptaids, all entire new styles
DE LRincs, Plain and Figured;
A great variety Of new styles Of Coaks Cnpes. and
Tamqs, LADIES' Cloth, Silk yelyet', White Quits,
Blankets, and every article usually kept In n
First Olass Dry Cords Store
We have also q large stuck Of DO mcatic Goods,
such rs prias, Flannels CoItons, sc Linen Goods q
every description,
AZ The sale viii commence on MONDAY, October 90
An are invited u call and we pcd e ourselves to Civ
BETTER BAt GAINS in Dry Goods, than were ever
offered In this market, besides SPLE tDID GIFT.
W ligr eau ealy and by so doing you will get the
Remember tie Place,
New store nader the Worcester House,
Main street Worcester.
WI. LOCKE 4 CO.,
"a" 'nU original Dry Goods Enterprise,
V'' va" No. Ccurt 81, Boston,
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CLOAK TRIMMINGS.
Branch from WIN. LOCKE & cos, Court St Boston,
$4,000 IN DRY GOODS to be Given away 4!
And 100000 to be sold at
VIM. LOCKE Dc cos
NEW STORE,
Under the Worcester House, Main Street, Worcester.

Under the Worcester House, Main Street, Worcester
VIM. Locke & Co. woui respectfully inform the cti-
zens Worcester and vicinity that they have inst pur-
chased the entire stock of wholesBe dealer in Boston,
at great Discount from the first cost, which they will
offer for short time less prices than similar goods can
be purchased at any other place.
Aud, immediate sale of this large stock
shall offer the same inducements that have offered
to the citizens Boston and vicinity for The past two
months, which have given unusual satisfaction both to
ourselves and our patrons, which f,lowsWe will
give every purchasing Goods to the amount of So
one cf the following
SPLENDID GTFTSI
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Drp GOODS.
FALL ANN.OUN MENT.
M A r L IN S L OW E,
(CIark's RI0ckJ

M A * Il n 5 L . w T.
(CIark's BIOch,)
Has in store, and is constantly receiving both from
the manufacturers at home and from abInad BEAUTIFUL
and extensive Stock of Domestic and Furopean Goods
adapted to the wants of the coming season emhracng
many Of the most desirable and fashionable STYLES ex-
tant.
We have hand and will offer for the iuspection
of the buying public,
SILKS,
OF the richest ard most uique patterns of superior tex
ture, and recent importation
SHAWLS.
which for richness fabric beauty of colorng and ell
egance oSdesign, are unsurpassed
Wool DeLaTnes.
Choice handsome STYLES purchased recently in New York
selected with especial relernc- to best trade also
plains. Of ali shades and qualities
American DeLaTncs aud Cashmeres,
in all the variety and patterns.
PLAIDS, ALL WOOL, SILK, WORSTED
AND COTTON AND WOOL,
complete Stock
NJ E rim EiS,
We can stow friends aud the public, an une-
qualed assortment of Tinoes and Tlibes and shall
be in constant receipt ohe advances
PRIN rs.
French, English, and American Calicces full supply
G A r p II I s
In this department of cue business constant and
miJte'i attention has been and will BE- paid that our Car
pet Rooms may contain nothing tut new. CHI ap and de
srdhle goods Anticipating in July the rise which has
recently takeu pace in these Coz the subs rber having
the ability d., ordered in advance large stock Of
tn vatiOus graey and qualities, thereby being resent
Il to give his customers the Advantage Of this rise. Our
stock consists oC.
TetOets, Brussels, Tapestry Three. Ply Ingram,
SHper1ine, Fine.
and the lover pr ed goods, together with OIL CLOTHS,
Of the usual vic his and nowle ged superiority.
Wooden & GODS. A invoice of Woolens for
winter, suitable for and boys wear.
FiaDneIs, White. Red, Blue, Blue Mixed, Yellow,
and Salisbury.
Domestic Goods, such were purchased before
the rise, Ti be sold at old prices and allvery low.
FURNISHIN GOODS
1t will be endeavor gu ply our with these
Goods that nothing shall be wanting, the time
memberng that purchasers of these goods usually buy
in larger than from any other part of STOCK
to so mark each Article, that the ONE PRICE SYSTEM
which with has been successful be carried out
at the time giving entire satisfaction to tile pur
chaser.
In thus enumerating; somewhat at length, upon new
goods received. 1t is wish OF to make shew in
public rnt but rather that the public may know where
they purchase first class goods at the lowest prices
1t may he unnecessary but in this connection will
say. that the One Price System will be strictly ad-
hered to-
MARTIN STOWE.
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FBNHE subscribers for and holders Of the CAPITAL Stock
of the Proprietors o the City Hotel in Worcester are
hereby notified to Re present meeting Of said Copor.
aton to be holden at the office of Hon. Thomas Kinnicu
sn Worcester, FRIDAY, the second day of November
next, at o'clock P. NJ, for the following named pur-
poses
To act Anything relative to the purchase of Dr. B. F.
Haywood Of parcel of land situate between Central
street and the lands of said Company.
To anything relative to the purchase of any other
lands adjoining the real estate owned by said Copor.
aOn and the sale and conveyance of any of the real
tate of said Corporation o the purpose of strengthening
changing the boundary lines the land of said Corpor
alton, and improving the same.
To act anything relative to obtaining loan loans of
money for the Of the Cooperation and authorize the
execution of any mortgage mortgages of the real estate
of the Corpora ion to secure the payment thereof
To act anything relative Act of the Legislature Of
this State approved BY the Governor May 10 1855 en-
tied An Act in addition Act Incorporate the Pro.
p1ietors of the City Hotel in Worcester"
To act anything re ative t. adjustment with tho
Worcester County Mechanics Assoc alton of obiga-
lions they under in relation building their lot
conveyed to them by this Corporation and situate Ex
change street and also to make authorize any arrange
mentS with said Association passage way betw cen
the lan of this Corporation and the said land of said As
ISOLATION, and act anything relating thereto.
To alter or amend the BYLAWS of said Corporation,
and ac upon any other business that may lawfully be
transacted at meeting of the Corporation and espe-
cialy to make authorize confirm any in re
ation 10 buildings erected be Ell the lands of
said Corporation. ALBERT TOLuAN,
Treasurer OF said CORPORATION.
Worcester Oct "a 1855 o25dfN3
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EbUCK WHEAT FLOUR.-A fresh supply
ND (tho beat artcle in market) received to day,by
OILS dh II, GRIFFIN 4 co
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-30

At this Nursery can be found very large collection of
FRUIT TREES in fine order for lranHi antng Apples,
Pears, Plums, Cherries Peaches &C.. &c.
Also, large assortment Of ORNAMENTAL TREES
and Shrubs embracing nearly all the desirable hardy va
rietes suited to this climate
u The Nursery has been removed from the old stand
corner If Main aud Austin sts, its new location on
souhbrid2e st., short distance below the Junction Ra l.
road Station, and about 10 minutes walk from the City
Han. g. II. COL ON Proprietor.
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DrD GOODS.

I Adde'S CASHMERE GLOVES, AT
l24 cents, just received at
cHAMBERLIN, BARN ARD, co.'s
"OOLEN HOSE at 20 cents. 100 dozen jus
received at
CHAMBERLTN, BARNARD, & co.'s.
NEoU SsELINE DE LANES!
cases Fresh Goods at I2t, H. aud 20 cents, Just re-
ceiyed by cHAMBERLIN, BARNtRD, & co.
DOUBLE WARP CoTTONS.-A supe
rior Winter Fabric, for sale In Beached and Brown,
at CHANBERLIN, BARNARD, & CO.'S.
" L A X ETS! BLANK ETS!
500 pairs Superior Blankets all qua tiles and prices for
sGle at the lowest wholesale prices by
CHANBERLIN. BARNARD, & co.
WIN Ell nos IER Y!!
The subscribers offering the best stock of Wool
en-, Worsted, and Merno Hosiery oferd in W roes-
ter including every size aad color of Ribbed and Plain
Domestic Goods for Ladies' Misses and Children, besides
very full rtment of very superior English Goods of
their own impor aiion.
CHAMBERL'N, BARNARD, & CO.
NEW SILKS AND OTHER DRESS
~ GOODS!
We opening this day, (satur lay Oct. 2O)
SPLENDID PLAID DRESS SILKS,
RICH yALENCIAs,
PRINTED ALL WOOL DELAINEs,
=" CASHMEkEs,
Cases PLAID CASHMERES, in elegant Patterns.
Purchasers of any description of DRESS GOODS, are
invited to look at the elegant STOCK at
CHAMBERLAIN. BARNARD & co.'s.
ACE AND MUSLIN EMBRODERIES
Real Honiton Lace Collars.
Real Brussels Lace Collars.
Real Maltese Lace Collars.
Elegant Point Lace Collars.
Elegant Point Lace Collars with Sleeves to match.
Splendid assortment of Lace Capes and Berthas for
Exening
Beautiful French Muslin Collars.
Beautiful Scotch Nlnslin Collars,
Beautiful Honiton, Maltese and Thread Laces.
French Scotch and Swiss Cambria Collars in grea
variety.
Flouacngs, Insertings, Edgings, Bands, &C., &c.
comprising altogether the handsomest AMI cheapest as.
sorm OF Embroi leres Lace Goods ever offered in
Worcester, for sale by
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, & co.
CHOICE AND DESIRABLE GOODS
CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & CO.'S.
LOOK At THE PRICES!!
S 90 per yard for TH1BETS heavy and fine double
Iwled gonds, in all shades
SI.75 for LADIES' BR0ADCLOTHs, in desirable col.
oIs. for Tai as, CloaEs, &c.
1919 for vrry hand SOM and well made BroadcIoth
TALMA or CIRCULAR.
$500 for BROADCL0TH TALNA, lined throughout
and faced with Silk
2 cents for Lyonese Cloths, with selection from full
aSsOrtmedt of shades
33 cents for all W el Plain DeLaines
leg cents for yard wide English Prints warranted
fast C lors
12 leg cents for MOusseiine De Beges, good printed
De LANES.
j shilling for Manchester, Pacific, and other De
LANES, in new fall styles, and anted the cheapest
goods town.
cents for Prints and Bleached Shrtngs; "a cents
for yard wide Brown Cottons good colored Prints
aed Furniture Patches.
We believe we have never offered many real good
Ban gains at this time and all purchasers will find it
or their interest to avail themselves of this opportunity.
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD & CO.
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GREAT ARRIVAL
n E w
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

The subscribers beg leave to uform their customers and
the public generally that they have ast returned from
New york. with magnificent stock of goods, consisting Of
1000 Muslin and Cambria Collars which we are selling
from 10 cts to $l2 each
Cambria ard Muslin Sleeves.
Muslin and Cambria Bands and Flouncngs.
Infants Waists and Robes.
Ladies' Embroidered Skirts.
Cambria Edgngs and 1nsertings.
Wrough Lace Wells
A great variety of Real and Imitation Laces.
Cloaks and Dress Trimmings.
500 dozen Childrens Wooen Hose.
great assortment plain and ribd Ladies' and Misses
Wooden Hose
Ladies' and Misses Wcolen yictorines
Chdren's Jackets and Cutters
Ladies' and Misses'z phyr CUTS and Comforts.
ladies' and Misses Wooden Hoods.
Kid, Tafetta, Cashmere and FIeeced Lined Gloves.
great of Zephyr Worsted and other articles
for Embroidery use.
blesVsi VI
which ualy kept in a Fancy Goods Store.
In regard to the prices aressy assert that om
facilities for purchasing and ssdg goods unsurpassed
fequaed, by any House in this city, and Ladies' in wanI
ofany article in line will find it to hsir advantage te
favor us with a call before purchasing elsewhere
NIB. $50 dcz Lawn and Linen Handkerchiefs, franl
auction which we are selling from Ct I'd 25 cents cach
GROSS * STRAUSS,
New York Fancy Goods stole IS Main St.,
Opposite QuinsigamOnd Bank.
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NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS !
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Scenes in the Practice of New York Physician.
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Young Christian Series. Abbott.
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Life of Amos Lawrence, W. r. Lawrence.
Peg Wellington, Reade.
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Carrie Emerson.
Kate Stanton
Rambes in Eastern Asia
Japan as it and is. Hildreth.
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Bell Smith Abroad
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Science of Things Familiar.
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