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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-09

PoTAroEs.-We were shown yesterday by a gentleman of tlis village potatoe vine through the whoie length of which worm had bosed his way, commencing st the bot tom and eating out at the top. He had also another in which the worm was still at work; 1t was about an inch in length, and thoroughly cleaned the inside of the stalk--- leaving it's young. many of which could be seen, to multiply by the hundred. The vises in one particular spot only were fouad ia- fested in this manner, but there is ,o doubt but that the plague would rapidly spread unless exterminated at once. Would it not be well for our farmers to examine their po- tatoe tops occasionally, as the rot will probably destroy the potatoe if the top is killed thus early.
 In some parts of the State we learn the rank growth of the crop has developed itself chiefly in the vines, which are luxwian beyond precedent, while the essential root itself, the potatoe-is found. upon being pulled. to amount to next to nothing, being very small and poor. This, however, may be no sign of a had crop. for strong vines are considered proof of good potatoes. There is ume enough yet for the root to grow to their full size, and they probably will if the vines continue in good health. The crop is a very large one, and 1.-the yield proves to be abundant, the price will fali to 90 cents bushel. Lastyear i, was doi- lar, and the crop was the most profitable one raised.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-09

CosaaESsAsIE.-T,eproprie,os of an Iron Furnace in this county on the line of the Housasonic Railroad, early in the spring, stopped work. with the intention of resu- ming againi in the fall. The condition ol the workmen who wonld thus be thrown out of employ occupied his attention. To rem edy the evil, as far as possible, he gave them the use Of a fine fifty acre lot near the fur. mace 10 be planted with po,atoes--he iufn. ishing granitously the seed, aaa the team work necessary for the enterprise. The
 field has heen nanaged with unusual care extra labor bestowed in cultivation, and i Is said that nothing between here and New York city eAa compete with 1t in the pro. mise cf glorious crop
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-09

GoDrr's LADr's Book, for August, is as usual, very interesting. Its Illustrations are beaa'ifal-and it's fashion plates. patterns for dresses. embroidery ,crotchet work, valu- able recipes, &c. &c., render it not only in name but in reality. the .LaDr's book, which no lady should be without. It's literary contents are also rich. the whole forming a Magazine of great beauty, ex- cellence and worth. Send $500 to L. A. Godey. ll3 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia, and get the book fora year.
 GRAHAM's MAeAzlNE for August is a rich number, presenting a first rate table of con- tents. Itis enbellished with an engraving of Washington crossing the Alleghany on a raff, and acolored plate of Paris Fashions. The literature of this periodical is of no ordinary stamp. It possesses vigor, beauty, and freshness of style, which rem ders it very superior. and which should ensure it a hearty welcome in every family of good taste and refinement both in town and country. Published by R. H. See & Co. Philadelphia, at s ,OO per annum.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-09
CHAPTER Lxxxv.

ke tt eNoseta ty ehe senate aA& Hossse ef Representatives. ia General .4sstHsly esmrsMsa !:
 SEc. |. That whenever any Wsosigsxc sl.all lsc hereafter forcclosed. by the 2essoa cntllesl 10 cs.llect and secsive the e.oncy secured thereby, hut 10 whom ihe legal title 10 ibe premises h4s pever been conveyed. the prem isas embraced in the mortgage sc foreclascd, shall, upon lhe expiration of the time li,niscd for redemption, become immediately vcstcd in the person so forccsosing, in tho samc nsanisc. and to the same extent ss such prvssser would have become scs,cd in the original mol rasee if lir ranno had besr nsecioscd by hsu. Prosid<d, that said parsv foreciosine, shall f.r,hwiih, upnn failure of redemption, cause 10 ho sccordcd in the records oi land in thc town wl,erc ihe land lice, such decree d lcnghih.ana no ti.ie shall pass under ilse pro. sissousof this hai, Ill such reclsd bo Madc.
 sKc. Whenever sach foreclosure sl.ai hsve heen had hy any cxccuior, admin. ielrstos cs trufnc, 70 prcmsses so fase, cioscd. ~ shc avaiss shcvcod. # sdld by him shsll he held hy hin, n the same nao, ner ssnI fos Ire benefit cf the ss..s pessons and be ased tor ihr same ra,poses, and sub. icei lo ilc sssne rules, es the snoaey recWv~d by pssris ~nnrsessa would have been sf ccllec, led wstisesst foreclosure and in case eucl pse,nises shall not be sold h3 such execm,er sdminisfsaiar or isussse, tho same shall bs slisiFihnted or othes~ise dispoetd oi, 10 ilss s~sse persons'a~ wssuld have been entitled < fhs mansy .lf e.lles,~d.
 Approved June II, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-09

E The Shakers, being the ontipodes ol the Mormons. to Keep their number good must draw in recruits from q the world. z On Tuesday last deputaiionsof them by permission. visited the New York institu- lions at Randall's IsIand, and selected II boys and 9 girls to De taken to Lebanon, N. Y., and brought up in their community as members. Some of the journals are cen suring the authorities severely. but as the children's course after coming of age will be roluntary, there is little cause for so do- ing.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-09

E MAs DcSs.-we underssand ihat two or three mad dogs passed through Kent las, week. biting number of other dogs that fell in their way. The dogs sha. were bit ten. thessh valuable. were promptly killed by their owners
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-09
r,,slian Battle.

ST. LOUIS August 4. On the l6th of July the Omaha Indians attacked the combined forces of the Sioux, Chaynos, Appaches and Beaver Creek In- dians. A serious conflict ensued, resulting in the defeat of the Sioux's. &c. A num- Der were killed and wounded. Logan ron- tillue. the head chief of the Omalia's was slain.
 The Indians at many points were ex- hibiting signs of hostility. Some of the government troops had landed at Fort Pierre.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-09

NEw 1NsrRUMENrOr DEsTRUCTIoN.--In- ventive talent in this country as well as in
 Europe, is much occupied at present ia sf- forts to mulsiply and improve the weapons of destruction. Homer Anderson, late pro lessor of natural sciences at Clinton, N. Y, has invented an entirely new incendiary shell, which would reduce the obssinacy of Sebastopol at short notice, if the inventor is not too sangnine. He says he will :. wrap in flame any fortifcation of wood or stone, any shipping or any city" One of the shells was thrown from six pounder by
 way of experiment, and falling upon some
 rocks, corruscations of light arose some 50 feet inthe air emanating from materials un- der the most intense ignition. It raineJ very hard. but notwithstanding the rain it
 burned on the rocks 9 minutes, and in va. rious places on the grass which was exceed ingly wet. Cheers upon cheers burst forth from the gazers when they saw the flames bursting forth on the bare rocks, covering an area of twenty square feet before the sound of the cannon reached their ears, and that, too, with a miniature ball whose weight when charged did not exceed nine pounds. Prof. Anderson intends to take his invention to Europe and sell it to the Allies, if he can. OuTRAGEous.--A beautiful grape vine cov-
 ering the front of David c. Bulkley's shop,
 50 conspicuous in West street, was girdled
 one night last week. We cannot conceive what motive shouM prompt cowardly acts of tkis kind, unless it is the innate love of
 vandalism which seems to be the leading
 trait iH some characters-and one must be
 entirely lost to mans better feelings who could derive satisfaction from the destruc-
 tion of property of this description.
 A barber's pole was taken up and his sign
 taken down on Sunday night, (which we hope
 will be restored to their places as soon as
 the depredators have held them long enough.
 Deeds of this kind will not favorably i'm
 press the many new residents who have re-
 gently purchased property among us.
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Auftioll5.
BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM

BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM
Auction Rooms No 66 and 6S Main Street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &o.-O On
q SATURDAY.,
At l O'Clock p. NJ, at Office,
The usual weekly sale of Household Furniture compris-
ing Carpets, Sofas, Chairs, Tables Bureaus Bedsteads
Beds, Hair and other Mattresses Looking Classes Clocks
Table Cutlery, and other articles of household furniture
and the usual Kitchen ware.
S. NJ. REDD1NG Salesman.
A JCTfONEER'S NOTICE.-Te under
IA signed having had than six years experience
in the Auction business, in connection with v SELBY
would offer anew his services the public for the sale of
zeal Estate and Personal PROPERTY in any part Of the
City or county Particular attention given to sales Of
Real Estate, and Furniture, private residences He
will also attend to the apprasng of all kinds of property
Il. W. VAIL, Auctioneer,
s2I dom Office 236 Main Panes Block
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SPECIAL OFFER.

All young men
and old, who now
use tobacco, eli
Their by chewing
or smoking, are
invited to give
upslid habits OF
its use; and as a
further induce
ment to the a.
ban lOnment Of
this evil, the
subscriber Ofers
to take the sew
eral sums each
and e cry one
has daily eN.
pended for to-
bacco, and give
in return any
book or books
published in the
United States, at
the Publishers
wholesale prices
1t will be graft
flying TO us, tho
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S. p. CHAMPNEY

L
& Would once more call the attention of his friends
ana customer. to Ills Stock Of Goods which he
Is selling at very low prices consisting in part of
w AT ES.
Gold and Silver English, Seileton, and Anchor Levers
Duplex, Cylinder, Vertical, AMI Verge Watches
CLOCK
Mante, Marine, Circular, Wizards Round TOP Gothic
Fight Day, and Thirty Hour Clocks
Silver Spoons, Butter Knives, Thmbys Fruit Knives
and Pencil Cases.
Gold Fob, Guard, Vest, and Neck Chains
Gold Thmbles, Pencil Cases, and Vest Hooks Finger
Rings in great variety, to suit all Tastes
Fingers, and Purses.
Breast Pins Of and beautiful patterns In great vare
ty Ear Ornaments, Studs Scare Buttons and Coat Ties
BPECTACLES.
Gold, Silver, Steel, and Plated, suitable for al ages
Table Cutlery WI ch WILDE sold at cost. Pocket Cutlery
Razors, Shears, and Scissors HAIR Clothes and Tooth
Brushes. Helix Needles, Porte Monnaies, PURSES and
Wallets, together with many other articles usually kept by
the trade, all Of which will be sold very low. Call aud see
Watch Work.
p O. gives his personal attention to this part Of the
business, and all work done at this shop is warranted
Feeling very grateful for the favor OF liberal patronage
for the last fourteen and half years. permit me to say
that shall nog ever be ready to serve you to the
best OF my ability.
My number is 267 Main street, q Plpcr's Block.)
Worcester Jan. 49, 1865. DIFF janl0
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CLoTHEs CLnrIE.s!! sE.oTnEs!

CLOTHES Clothes. Cs4OTHES!.!
Clothes, clothes, clothes imperial s. ms Of dress
Give to the king his regal air ~ r Tn'~' her Hgelness
The gallant grand and gay the 7ed a'nnsa divine,
Would never be noticed sslcnE- f crowd + fleir clothes
WANT superfne;
We look at the glorious flowers vim 'r rrs of thou
We look at the dome Of night with ia, tf.i qolin ewes,
And we bow to the spirit of beauty that give sash
And the spirit Of beauty you know is -oa.h, bat the
spirit Of dress.
Clothes clothes, clothes the sunE-ry days have gone
And the chilly nights Of the Fall swiftly coming on
And the ghtsome clothes We wore vAsa the in
We must cast away, and prepare fr Winters cold and
30 come, ye grayhaired sir your clothes Of sober hue,
blue,
Come stawar men and strong in your native rpanliDess
And MACULLAR will make you shine in the glores Of
glorious dress.
Clothes, Clothes clothes, hr.sss for the 0ycrcoat!
That we button, when zero reigns ROUND body and
Iurra for The bosoa friend If flannel that covers ur brit
When winter with spears ice tilt at hiekes yes
And hurrah for MACULLAR, who makes and sells fast
he can
All that's fitting for Bub or the mast imperial man.
io to him and buy your clothes ami YOU viii learn bless
Fhe day you began to trade with The paragon Of ress
Clothes Clothes clothes the lawyer orgcts his brief
The farmer the price Of wheat the his latest grief
The woodman the green oak tree that grows in forest
pride,
The doctor his fees and pills. the boatman wind and tide
The clergyman bis text and the hardy artizan
His daily tolls and cares when they the fH dressed
man,
Ind they Instantly go to MACULLAR's and nobody
should 20 less,
And in the newest styles and handsomes forms
Of dress.
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS tc co
2zi Piper's Block, Main Street,
SIGN or TIE FULL DRESSED MAN,
Have always on hand an immense stock Of CLOTHING,
Under Clothing, and general wearing apparel for sale at
Wholesale and Retail.
Country merchants viii fni it highly advantageous to
their interests TO call at stor, offer them
foods cheaper than any other house ia tn country.
In our Custom Department, may b. found the ex-
tGnsye Of Piece Goods to he uad in this city,
consisting Of Broaicioths DoeSiaS, Bqck and Fancy
GaSstmCTes. Casters Bearers, reStHgS, in Gr"nadne
snd London Silks, PeiCetS Plush, Cashmere &C. which
Rill be made up al the shortest ice, and in the best
MANNER under the charge Of Mr. ALBERT PATTERSON who
Bannot be exceed by amy in this city, expert
nnced Cutter. dawtt %
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ID R. l. A r Q O X A II /,
A CELEHRATED INDIAN.

ID R. l. A r Q O X A II /,
A CELEBRATED INDIAN,
Has discovered in the combination of four kinds of
the worst cases of
CONSUMPTION,
and every disease Of whatever name, having its seat OIL
the LungsS or in the Bronchial Tubes.
One bHitls is warranted to the worst of Colds.
One to two bottles warranted to the hardest
Coughs.
One to two bottles will cure the Whooping Cough
Two bottles will cure the Asthma.
One to three bottles warranted to cure Bronchitis
One bottle will cure the Group.
Four bottles ranted cure the worst cases
of Consumption, and all diseases of the Throat Lungs
aperec cure is warranted when the above quantity
taken.
See directions label. Price 81 per bottle
Preptred by SEFERY HOWE, Merose, Mass.
LEVI 5. GOULD, Agent, u Kilby-street, Boston.
Sold by all respectable retail dealers throughout the
country.
u o. PHINNEY. NJ D.. of Marose Mass, says
Il have recommended the Of DR. Larookah's Indian
Vegetable PulmO syrup for diseases the Throat and
Lungs, and consider it the best Exp ever offered
to the public"
MesSrs. Severy & Howe, and to all whom it may con
corn: We TIE undersigned have us='l Dr. Larookah's
Indian Neg table Pumonic Syrup, prepared by you for
COUGHS, Colds MhJIping Cough, Group, lima, Bron-
c!s and Consumption, which has greatly benefited our
heal h and we eheeruly recommend it to all those who
suffering with any the above lmplauts as the b. st
remedy ever offered sulf ring h,manty.
Yours truly,
REV g. INGALLS,, Porter street, Merose, Mass.
SfEPsEN J. PJYNEY, Main street g
Eow AID TAIN Err, Essex street, =
ELIZA BABB, Boston.
JoRS HOBBS, JR., l19 Salem street, Boston.
EMELlSE STACY. Camuridyep5rt Mass.
janis dNW6m
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Boston advertisements.

BAR. EVA NS-TuE CELEBRATED INDIAN
~ PHYSICIAN, whose wonderful cures have already
earned for him nviahle reputation, berg naturally
eadoUsd nth insight into Disease and its cause,
its prevention and cure begs ave to present himself
the afflicted. phvscilny intuition, and 70 assure all
that, being invested with acUe perception Of he pres
Of disease h. j. enable l. at q tncr TO read the All
and weaknesses Df the hum SYSTEM and so com
p.tly reveal the hjid mysteries Of naUr, to
iSh those who hear his revelations and tn with wonder
tn most skeptcal. Having taken rooms At
10 Washington Street, Boston.
he may be consulted, anil he cordially invites all to test
his peculiar powers rather his wonderful gifts, as it
seems his astonishing insight into Disease, acquired
by eXeron of his own. has been given him by tie III
vine Gver Of ~ good AM perfect gn for the benefit
and blessing Of his fellow men.
In severe cases and most gnant forms of Rheumat
ic Affections, G1ut Asthma Liver Complaints, Drspep
sia Fits. pl 5, General Debility ScfOfulOus Humors,
Worms, &c &c, DR.. Evans's Iniian treatment has been
triumphautly successful His medicines free from
Mercury and purely vegetable in their naurei and being
culed from the hill ana the valley the true medicines
Of nature
The MEDICINAL RENOvATOR prepared by him, can.
not be too highly commended, a pleasant etectual
Spring and sumner Medicine, purifying the God, and
driving all disease from this the fountaia Of life.
W tn view to ITS approach, Or f has prepared also,
preventive OF the Cholera, in The form Of Fes,ta
HI Grlia which is presented to the publ c, confident
yersa adap ion in all Of Cholera Dysen cry, Darr
hoe, &c.
To be fund at the Ap1hecaries generally.
WEEKS l. POTTER, General Agents,
l59 Wa hiagton-s.reet, Boston.
lan23 IIhSSEWtf
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EeEVINE'S COM POUND PlTCH

EnEVINE'S COM POUND PITCH
~ LOZEN GES.
The Great Remedy FOR Coils Coughs, Who1ping Cough,
Group, Asthma. and Consumption.
WARRANTED TO CURE.
Two boxes lave cur,a bad cold.
Two to six box have cured Ra sing Of Blood.
Three to five boxes have lrea Nhooping Cough
Two TO fIHr Oycs htar curaI Group.
Five 10 eight boxes have cured Asthma.
Six to twelve boxes have cured Consumption
Manufactured by S. D. FULLER, u CO, No. Wilson
Lane, Is
P R SCATTER co, Wholesale aud Retail Agents,
n, Tremou; Te aple, Boston, Mass
Sold by Druggists and Merchants generally throughout
the country; also by sje Manufacturers, No. Wilson
Lane, Boston. Mass.
Sold in Worcester by L. I. LAZELL, No. POI Main ST.
ianlT m
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AmitScillCtlts
NIGHT, JAN. 31st.
OPERA OF
. ESDAl

~. DCRI,IIA BORGIA.
An Extra Train will leave Worcester next Wednesday,
at las P N, stop at Framinchar AMI reach Boston
$50 Returning viii leave Boston II I5 stop Fra
minghan, (or coee and reach Worcester O'Clock.
limited number ckes in the v-ry best part Of the
house, can be secured by immediate Applicant at Boy
denis Exchange Office. Fare at reduced price.
G. TWICHELL, Supt B. 4. W Il Il.
jan25 d5t
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MAPLE STREET
DESK MANUFACTORY.

DESK MANDATORY.
The above named Establishment is now prepared to
make to oSSer,
Office and Counting Room DESKS,
Library, Office, and Dining Room Tables, Bookcases
Counters, Druggists Drawers show Cases, &c. &c., at
short notice, and Of good style and quality be
found in the Country. Every piece Of work will be made
Of Kiln Dried Stock, and warranted to give entire salts
faction.
NJ n. Furniture Repaired and Vanished ia the neat
est manner. liberal patronage solicited aud all orders
promptly attended TO.
Rear Of No. 8 Maple Street, Worcester, Mass.
my22 DIFF H. L. WRIGHT, Agent.
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BEST HAIR TONIC IN USE.
Whg the propri tor has to be proud of the es-
abshment Of the Tonic In short time upon so firm
basis ne uy persuaded that that is owing in
great degree TO the real excellence of the article ITSELF
1t will therefore be rgdy kept up TO the orgnel standard
composed heretofore, Of ingredients the best and
most expensive be found The effects resulting from the
use of tn, Climax Hair Tonic I'll he world can Vol
untary testimony is daily ole. Cd showing its efficacy az
an agent for
Preventing the falling out of the IIair,
Producing new Hair,
Dressing the Hair,
Soitcniug and arranging the Hair
Destroying Hair Eaters,
Removing Dandrul
Curing Headache, and
All the ills that Hair is heir to.
An bottles containing the Climax Hair Tonic, have IL.
r. LAZEIL, Worcester, Mass, ~ blown In the glass.
Price % cts per bottles large bottles pnts) 10 cts with
liberal discount TO the trade.
" Orders from dealers respectfully solicited. All or
aers BY mail express, otherwise, promptly executed
l.. Il. LAHELL, Druggist
vi deod&wtf 20l Main st
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SNUILDINGS REMOVED.-THE suBsORl
hS Der takes this method Of informing the public that he
Is prepared to move buildings, of every description, in the
expeditions and careful manner, either In city
country Also raise buildings, to any desirable height
His long experience in The business enables him to give to
all the assurance that whatever he undertakes In this line
of business will be done In the best All orders
left at Aaron Billings. 20 Front will be- promptly at
tended TO teblO dly NArllL DEARBORN.
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MACULLAR, WILLIAMS x co
27f Piper Block, MaE., Street,
NEOw Is THE TIME 70 PURCHASE
~ CLIO II II I n G.!
w 4 Ill & BAL COM,

. no. 3 W Worcester House Block,
Have hand large and well selected stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING, Which they offer at prc S that can
not be beat in this city. II you wish to be nyced Of
this fact, just call in and take loo, at the Goods We
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N UINCE, TOMATO, PEACH, BERRY
NJ, PRESET Preserved Ginger, Strained Honey,
CitTon, Mace, and Extracts, Rasns and Figs. A few
bushels of Wilnuts and Chesnuts, Pop Corn, HUminy
from N. A. phaanx Dried Beef Vegetables Split Peas,
ard general assurtnut Of Grosiee for sale
bic TERMS Ply the subscriber, ut No. 20 Green street,
l.. SPRING, 2nd.
Worcester Jan. 4, 1855. DIFF janb
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REV BOOKS. AT ALIENS BOOKSTORE 27S
Ia ualn Harrington Block.
Autobiography # p. T. Barnum.
leaves from the Tree Iglrasyl, by Martha Russell.
The Lost ilercss, Ply Mrs L. Southworth.
The Inebrates Hut by Mrs. S. A Sauthworth.
High Life in New York, by Jonathan Slick Esq.
Pdpery as it was, and as il is, by Hogan
Oh-lland Takngs and Crayon Sketches, by Geo. W.
Bumgay.
Fashion and Famine, by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens.
Isabel Caroon, by Kncller Glenn
Scripture Reading, by Cumming.
The Masters HOusea storyof Southern Life by E.ogan.
Gan-Eien or Pictures of Cuba.
The Know Nothing.
Ida May.
Wide Awake Gift, or Know thing Token for 1855
In Doors and Out, Views from the Chimney Corner.
S0lOmo5 Northrop
Daughters of he Cross, by Daniel C. EDDY.
Alr.aaacs and Diaries for 1850
Book Agents supplied liberal discount, with large
assortment OF new and valuable works, just received
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n UruER SLATER CONTINUES TO
\ A Manufacture Hemp, Manila, and Cotton Cordage
Lines anJ Irvine, and has general assortment on hand
at all tmes at the old and well known rope walk IN rear
OF No. I93 Main At. Wprsittr t~ ily mohA
uDIANO PORTES.--iust received, and for sale,
III one new pano--rJund corners, sliding desk-wr'
ranttd In every respect Price only @2l0. Also Other
anos Just received prices varying from 5000 TO 5000,
an2s deod2w gR. LELAND
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% Ect.

FESO LET.-Ohfce and Shop room over Bgelow's
n Wire Shop Maple street, in the rear Of the Wor-
cester House. Inquire of e. W VAILL 236 Main-street
janZ7 diff