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Pain or slnPt Ia The Stomash, hotra Aorbus, Choet'
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ouS Insects or Rabd dogs, Cake, AEe In the Breast
or FACE, burns builes, thSng, ehlped hands, eorRs
CoNlelonS OF the Muscles or cords, cuts or any Kind
AUSeg az weakness, paralysls Piles Far iehe Ulesrs
Softs, Seati Peys Of ihy SIMILAR istsse you may test
aSlulEd that ~ lhlS Article sou have
a SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which no. only removes pan almost lhalantantouaT, Sut
pelelTattS 10 the teat OF AMI entiIelY
EElADlCATES TilE DISEASE,
Some will laugh St the idea OF any composition curing
tUch number o. diGelSeG but yo but IEet that these
dieasts, though nyEel Gus In laus, ell tIise tom similar
tause! The proposition will lem less eHraytsant ept
we're en times uTe % IuE HACTS wiich stare W IN tLe
eA would eTet the candid 10 aekRoN ledge ia neAi iof
al who have used Il tbtaeyts, or witnessed ~ MSstc
tSeeLs on Shen gnt:In declaring iSst what t'' sane
TO THOSE WHO THINK.
Have tou never l0ted lhA striking InthrtI b4tHeen
nauy and Internal di,tsSet having entirely daeE
e9t Rasi And has Il never occurred 70 yoq tiit rem
tdy might b. PTepaed which should b eS11lly
10 boihl This remedy Is row oIetd 900 In he sosfA'
kE SAEAT, which does not insult sour understanding
b. Claiming to have bee found In some trEtTs TGonTItM
0'lFElEG o. SliEStE being mid AID simple Ia Us action
aud get revealing 10 its power tnoat 1cedsee,
teaching the most hidden slneNa Of man or beast
b. tir tie tGtaPi Eminent Ia the market, being put urtn
bottles iTtt q isTgt - the majority, aud one
than Tie hTest, besides bGlEs mole than four as
Its sS.le exle Sl suited 10 he lev wants 81 Te6 OF
poor, high or low, ~
be unprecedented site In which the Nonrarei unnen
IsEut uP aud tue vast expense ofhe 3le,lla ed y y
makes imPoSltLle tot US to Sy rthe printing o. toe
hulj eds oIesrIldeateS we ~ ght rubh, nor Me deem
DtsssaTy As the Article wherever Is used vii certify
We Son'j bnversr rescr those ,hieted ones who have
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Paper Wafehouse'
CYRUS ". FIELD e. CO.,
couAtss OF NERoIttSTs.
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couAtss OF NERoIttSTs.
No. IL Cliff Street,
NEW YORK.
Are Sole Agents in the United STATES LOT
N,ppTalt's superior Bleaching Powder.
Victoria Allls Celebrated Writing P'.HF''
SssesS. Printing
Rswllbs 4 sons English Tissue
Frat Quality uitrtmarine B!ee ,..,,..,,,
TteyaI also Agents. for the principal PAPER
.rs IN his eoUnrT, ard oaer ct sale by ht the most ex
tensye and and desirable stoek 9f Ptr sHs r Asss
HtiErtrt Ns,tria thattanb DO found In auy 0'
ThsIT business is .tretIy whoesaIe,and Writing P'Fsf'
Their Extraordinary abilities eEabe them 70 ODER ~
Goods both Foreign aud Domtae, At The lowest
PSHer made to order. any size OF weight Liberal al
yAntes made on c0nalsnsnls VI PAPER, Paper Aakefs
stock and other merchandise, , .vL.,. ,
Ra.S ~ "SN>'' ausi-iy.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
No. !, sprigg House Emporium!!
CLOTHS, 0ASslNEREs AND vEsTINGsI

New Spring aud saihmer Goodsi
II In btlhs abe 10 say to my old euStrnf-
j ttiapd lie sShohtbts eonmunily, that have lust
TIE ost Rithonabt floods for The telton that tie great
k1fo1um New York, can lnrtIT from Ftante and the
Oh eophlIt AndhayiS dlStnsed With Tie sale Of ton
mon elohng, gives ne more room and tIne 10 attend 10
tie wtht4 OF ny Customers Ia the flShonable way, NJ
NV tt6tk row eonaiait Of
bLAcE, bGowS, dREES, bLuE, OLIVE AND
pAL1iA CLOTHS,
Ao ak lHd wool ttAAreTetts, all ShtdeI and eoloTS
eohbAtns dlaper SUMMED Cloths, llheha lad gatS CLOTHS
&C., for making oek dress sack and bUsihesa eoatt-
Ptheh. knsish. aud eatslEArtaI also. ducks
have The o beautlt1 selection ever looked Al In tRy a.
i'HOnibtt and beat style q bare setuItd Ut RrtSttLs
tIett ~ cutter for The eolng SEatun, Eel certain In
Ins that can turplth better coihs thtnany house Wes;
OF Tue Allksheay tisogntaiA4. -,
lneonpeton With the above haSea beautltN tssnit l.
neat o. Furnishing Goods, all Are, StaSoniblt and Ash
baie gas linen, dtbltS and plain ihtuI fork, dress
tad b1tIhtss Coats Vesls and pants, Sde from tie most
nSAlohab k ald Goods, great vaIEtyi Alto
bta tpd cotton Shirts silk III en-, lambs wool aud cot.
ton URdtTthis aud DrtwerSi etats, stocks, collars,
gtQits and tutPtndtrS.
HoseTy In great variety Also every ohsT article suit
able for eonrlttlng kenttnlaAs wardrobe.
the above named articles, together with tny other
articles that can b found my ttoTt, No SrrEs House
Pleass cal ADD take LOOK, and mueh oSise Eoar.
pr2i y. RICH.
NOTICE EXTRA.
thaVtl aail stock Of common tlo,hhg that will ila
P0te Of II cost or Tess, 10 make TooE Tor ny SPItns
SSroTf "4' WV" RtCE
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Tht.e thlpa we're hat lntroduttd In The city Of New
YoIk it than est year sttt, and AFTER Mns subjected
Cd ~ lis. vatttlIt Mott, Post, canCth'u, Van usn
td othet3, It was dtortttd that theI FOstta staRst
aud Woiitrnl power In the relief and cue nt The above
c OF dAtttts, aud thklT sale Gud tie stt&s itAt has
stttndtJ tktIT We Il unTaplItltd.
IJIogs 10 their lntlodDtton Lto this county, iEeT
were Lstd every hospital EacHt and aye sssytl BY
IaitNtsl a frtltt Gtrnany Austha' Pfu'NI ard EGG
lind, tpd also 10 Tie United Sia!tL ,,.
ITillNK CLOSE AND PONDER WELL
ThkpintpS UPON which II Is claimed that tie eh'IrA
podute tktlf m,IStouS cues Ie, hi-ih1i al RIlcvI
Sttttt Sis attended Aud produced By dthttn supply Of
nsTtout hVd, and an a9en that resent clOti ttete'
III or electro mAgnetltai and tetond-tl1t tie electro
HsEuttit tk,nt IS blEs Notn over and gPon Tue Fat
and oIEap dsttitd, fuIhSh 10 the exhausted fNCus
ten, 81 III poNeT stimulating tfettS, the leIVouA hGid
Whths reSuiIta Prcdute healthy alton th.oIEh The
entire system Noal.juSlDF hoasigmta tllowtd 70 De a.
sSb.ral Avs 81 health are required Ri1k fUitilon uroH
t5e rA disAstd adds much 10 eject OF The claims b.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
viii - Sytn 10 anY reIton Nto will riodUte 30 many
vel auihtnlitated telhtaea OF cue, bolh from lMel-
ftAt patieRtA and scientific Physicians, - have been e.
ettd 81 he vts Of PUlVern.thers Electric Gh'Int.
Thar nevtt All 10 reform VIA! they aIt ,dyettixd 70 do
ana % teit0n hii ever bttn di'HusGtd who has given
'''~ w" IN FEMALE DISEASES.
Wore than ore hurdltd rttnnttR tEte4 81 pfh!Aria,
itth lave Seen tAeetd within Re ltt year By the use o.
hst thBt, ~ applying ore end Of tie chain over ihe
Itrlon ii lie abdonU AID the other uOn tie aFre inai
above chip tie cSual symptoms incident to that
MODE OF Use,
TAttAain q oald bt before use with eomnioE
ylstfaf ard then one end Of the chain should Be trlsd
directly TO he seat Of TIE pain or dl'als, aud lie oihe'
''ssSSTH p u n. s,ee,de cS,les AZ. got
to euts III abt.ns bot tOt Nervous n,t,sts claim
taiht no Ntatln.! AstI. ~ void has rtOd'esd 70
INSTANT RBL ~ from the most acute Min, ID pro-
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'MEDICAL.


LIAR Restorative ls DOW Tot The Ant time intro.
lIlee which Il IL ohy sure rtRtdy tyeriRythted that
Wtktel6lly Ttslbte TIE eJ halt aud Whakett 10
original color Of y3gih without dTSlRH eoItf th4 bald
hesl n abort tlt With tie natural covering, remove
dihdTUa and PteFsnts tie haf Iron lllns Of tRaiS es
from tie hhT Selmsat 20 ohetIolabt Ia jvttS prtpA
raioaS Of different namea now btoteth pube TIE KE.
troaATTE bta0l!ls! aftelt 10y thsolel tot ts Old
are TeaFtstGly iAyikd 10 etithe btPot aud examine
The tt3tbohlas ofltdeS and EtaueRAR Of high TtPalA
& ~. sSs ana %si Ess s Tsssy;HS pa
stAteanAntnd Senator, JVdEs Bretts, Of lillPoit;
CAGLYLE, u, June q, 1853.
have pted Prof. o. &, woods'ilaiT ResioTatiye' ard
have admied the wopdelV eAtet, nv halr wt1 oteont-
lns, a. thGuSht, pIelGTey greT, but BY the use OF his
'RtatoattVe'lt has TtsanEd I color, and have
SlnSRY BRBEsE,
Bx.Stnator Of tie United Stales
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Professor woods, Oriental sanatiye
I,tntment,

This unIment Is valuable auxiliary In the treatment o.
rome or The moa formidable d,e11es with which II Is CIR
Ot oeoat6li forihStnee VI Tie lGRst end
keRtE Hy thorough and continued application Of this
Llhent oyertAe TrGOn OF The adetltd ofAn, hsse 9th
etwlse oImiihIe dIseaGet ere Al once dlSap Of note
than half tleir terros ptrtpiry among children, and
housaadi OF mothers, we're theT allowed 10 sTtsk woud
With ell the eioqCence Of elink and Affection, bear beT
united testimony 10 tue Iet that Il had
ltn from the very jaws Of DEATH and reatoItl them 10
their former health aud beauty. again, will be found
TweT0l OUHtlIaTyi In removing what is geneay known
an AGA CAKE, OF en- enlargement Of he tpetn ~ all
eAsts wLete external tPPeionis Of tetrise, this la'
laent will be found use I'll,
General Depot eos broadway, New York. aud III
aTket SLSt Louis
Por sale whoksale and retail In wh<engby
47d3n WILLIAM J. ARMSTRONG.
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Saddlers Hardware.

AND COACH TANNING.
TuST oT<Ned large assortment Of Sa!dle1 Hardware
81 Ard tVaeh Thinning COlth AID Lk'tktt VaIntthI
Fuzzy BoS llubbs, srkt, Fellows, Csrlitse ard Tire
H9IH NiiltAbe lions, Patent and Rrlnsllsd leather,
Ihd everything used 81 thttads TO- which gEits the At
nsai5 Old stand, i63 NtIn st.
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NOllSb- hh lnnt
fhaYe anal stock Of common elohlng hat will y
Eete Of II cost, or 10 make TeoH for ny Sui
e'S 30 y has E"Oa" RtCE
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uTHoNPSoS RgYSOLD S, Int.f.,,,It,n.,
House, respectfully nyIes wssIetn NstsA,,k M,
MmAeA ~. % III,
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&0Mood band boxes.
Thanked for The liberal pat onaee heretofore tItAltd
Us, we solicit consihpaRce OF Tie same.
Ser3 MeCLlLl.RNS A. KNOB
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-25
THE TRADE OF GREET BRITAIN.

A late number of the London Morning
Chronicle gives very elaborate details of the
trade of Great Britain, for the year 1853 ;
many Of the;facts possess considerable in
terest. 1t appears that the total amount of
" declared yalue' Of British and Irish pro-
duce and manufactures exported from the
United Kingdom, during The year 1853,
reached the enormous sum of 1888, 1911.
In 1852, the total amount was 873,076,s52.
The L nited States including California,
were customers, in 1852, to the value of
g23, 65e, 427-being an increase of 81 $780,
$50 over the amount shipped in 1852.
1t is stated, as an important fact, that
notwithstanding the rapid and increasing
growth of the domestic manufactures of the
United States, they will remain her best
customers for the productions of her work
shops and looms. A considerable improve
ment is shown in the trade with Mexico
and the exports to Holland, Belgium, Spain,
Portugal, Chill, Peru, Denmark, and Swe-
den, and Norway all show small increase.
Russian merchants appear to have prepared
for the war, and consequent blockade, by
larger imports, the returns showing an in
crease over those ofthe previous year.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-25

The CR,MEA.-ltis reported that the use
of intoxicating liquors is very prevalent
among the armies in the Crimea, and that
strong drink has placed Balaklava and the
Expedition in the EXTREMIST peril. The
London Morning Herald's spcnden,
states that, " in the mids, of ships piled full
of powder and shot, fires have been kept
up, and drunken seamen have come on
board at all times of the night, smoking and
fighting. / hare seen druateu soldiers bmy-
ing spirits on board store SHIPS at night
tune The Times correspondent glances at
the same danger, (Nov. 25th.) "A drunken
man may Putan end to the British expcdi-
tion pro hac rice." Will not this in,elli-
gcnce star,le the nation!
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-25

Available horse was stolen from the barn
Of Jared Deming, at Hitchcocksville. on
Monday night, 18th instant. Bills offering
reward of $50 for the recovery of the pro-
perty and detection Of the thief were sent
down the railroad, and attracted the atten-
ton of officer Wooster of Derby, who learn
ed the thief and horse passed through that
place short time before He Immediately
followed in pursuit. and early Thursday
morning found the animal safe in a barn on
a lonely road in the north part of Bridge
port; he then stepped in the house and be-
ing informed by the family that their guest
had not arisen-en.ered his room and secu-
red the thief.
The fellow was examined before JUS
tice at llitchcockvile, and bound over in
the sum of $500. He was lodged in the
Jail at this place on Saturday night, where
he can contemplate his weeks exploits at
leisure. Just before arriving here he made
an attempt to escape from the officers, by
jumping from the wagon while in motion
but bracelets preventing the use of his arms,
he was soon overtaken. He refuses to give
his name.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-25
Ihe LifchfieIo enquirer.
LIT c Ell # Il l. D.:
Thursday Nornipg. Jan. 25. 1855.
Whig State Convention.

A State Convention of the Wings of Connec-
ticut will be held al the Meiodeon in the city of
Hartford, on " ednesaay, the 18th Of February
nominating Candidates for State Officers, viz {:
Governor, Lieut.. Governor, Secretary, Treas
urer and Comptroller.
The Wings Of tie eral-.owns.in the State
are requested to send delegates to the above
convention, equal 10 sinnble the number of Rep
resentatives TO which they are entitled IN the
General Assembly.
JAMES DIXON. Chairman,1
J. DEANE ALDEN.
ALFRED H TERRY,
s. -. NORTTIW AY Wing State
WM. K. SEELEY, : Central
WM. L. PARK. ,Con.niit ee.
ELISHA CARPENTER,
"A. f. WARNER,
l.. Z. PEASE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-25

Pease's mission. 1t was largely attended,
and altogether the most spicy and interest
ing of this seasons fashionable entertain
ments.-One of the leaders of the Brooklyn
ton is endeavoring to introduce another nov
city, or rather an adaptation from German
custom. II seems that it is customary in
Germany for married lady to receive her
friends on the fifth anniversary of her we'd
ding day, when each one is expected to bring
with him some present of silver, large or
small. This is called sil,,er parte. The
Brooklyn lady wishes thus to celebrate her
t;centy jtii anniversary of marriage. Few
ladies, We presume, would object to cele-
brate each anniversary in similar manner.
In the literary way. nothing is exciting
profound interest. Mr.. Henry Wlckolf 5
newly published adventures with Miss Gam
BILE, the heiress, is spicy bit Of fashionable
scandal, and will probably bring the author
more profit than reputation. He has gone
through regular IS course CT sprouts" and
is Well known in all directions. lie ran
through large fortune in Philadelphia, 6g-
ured with Fanny Eslsler, edited the Rcpab-
lie, was conspicuous in the Forest trial, and
finally landed in Neapolitan i.i. His
! own book proves him conceited ape, and
mean-spirlted fortune-hunter. No other lit
erary occurrence except great TOW among
the young clerks who comprise the Mercan-
tile Library Association, in which bibles,
and hymn books We're used as weapons, of
| fensive and defensive. The election of pre-
siding officers divided the society into fac
tons, and the muss which followed was
very exciting.
The Russian sympathisers among US seem
to be increasing with the misfertunes of the
allies. 1t Was reported here, that the war
would greatly benefit American commerce.
Russian privateering,it was supposed, would
intimidate English and French navigation,
and the American vessels would do the bulk
of the mercantile transportation. But the
Russian ports have been so closely blocka-
ded by the allied fleets, that commerce has
been uninjured. Meanwhile, American YES
sells are rotting in port for want of work to do.
The long shoremen have had difficulty
with the merchants, but have finally con-
cluded to accept shilling less per day than
they nave heretofore received. ~.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-25

A FEARFUL RloT occurred on Saturday on
the Buffalo, N. Y. and Brantford, Ca, Rail-
road. The laborers on the road had not been
regularly paid, and had given notice that at
this time they would spike down the switch
es unless paid. They did SO, and opened
several bridges. The chief officer Of the
road went from Buffalo with 25 armed as
sistants to take possession Of the track. Ar
irving the other side of the line, they were
deputizej by Canadian Sheriff, and acted
under his orders. The President of the road
the Sheriff, and several Catholic priests ad-
dressed the rioters, but could not persuade
them to desist. and they fred upon the Sher-
IFS party, killing one, Simon Temple, and
severely wounded several others. A gene
raj melee then ensued-seyeral of the labor
ers were wounded and dozen of them ar
rested and put i'll irons. The man who shot
Temple was examined and committed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-25

COLONIZATION SocIary.-The American
Colonization Society is in session at Wash
ington. The Annual Report was read on
the 10Th. From that document we learn
that the receipts for the year have been
about 5000, and the expenditures have
exceeded this sum. Nearly 600 emigrants
have been sent out during the year, chiefly
emancipated slaves but the want of funds
has constrained the Executive Committee
TO delay sending many suitable emigrants
who are anxious to go. An earnest appeal
is renewedly put forth for funds.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-25

DEAD HEADS OF THE PREss.-Much is
said now about admitting the members of
the press free to public entertainments.
The Washington Star makes remark in re-
lation to this, which they who are expert
eneed in these matters will readily and feel
ingly appreciate. 1t says:
The only agreeable change that could be
made, would be to pay the press for our
compulsory visits to some of these, in the
way Of business. Nothing can be more
irksome than to sit through dull play or
concert, or listen to wishy-washy address,
and these are infections which editors are
compelled to bear patiently all in the way
of business.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-25

Capt. ETHAN A. ALLEN, formerly of the
U. S. Artillary, died at his residence in Nor
folk County, Va, on the 9Th instant, in the
G8th year of his age. Captain Allen was
born in Vermont, was educated at West
Point, and served ia the army until its re-
duc;ion in 1921. His brother, Capt Han
nibal Allen died while in command Of Fort
Nelson. Norfolk harbor abort the year 1911
They were the only sons OF Gen. Ethan AL
len, Of Revolutionary fame.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-25

QUEER MATRIMONIAL FREAK.-A letter from
citizen of Lexington County, kentucky,
to the Danvile Tribune, relates the follow
ing bit of history in that neighborhood:
" \ widow lady took an orphan boy to
raise, quite small, and when arrived at the
age OF eighteen she married him, she then
being in her fifiieth year. They lived many
years together, happy as any couple. Ten
years ago they took an orphan girl to raise.
This Fall the old lady died, being ninety
SIX years Of age, and in seven weeks after,
the old man married the girl they had raised
he being sixly-eight years of age, and she
eighteen ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-25

THE CoNSEcT,cuT REGlsTER for 1856
being a State Calendar of Public Officers
and Institutions in Connecticut. We need
only mention that the number for the new
year is published, and contains information
indispensable to every business man, and
which would be difficult to obtain elsewhere.
Several new and valuable features are added
to the work, and its statistical tables are We
ry full and interesting Published by F. A
Brown. Hartford, and for sale by the Messrs.
BALDWIN in this village.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-25

To- We commend the following ex-
tract from the circular of New York be-
nevolent Society to the attention of the far
mers ofthis County or any one in want of
help in their business or family:
We are convinced, that there are many
localities within reasonable distance of
New York, where labor could he proitab y
employe AT the present moment, there
are thousands of families in our own neigh
boring states, seriously Inconvenience for
want of domestic help, while servant girls
in New York, of uneXceptionab character
are out of situations, and reduced to the ne
cessity Of pawning their clothes to pay their
boarding bills; and that agricultural and
other business interests, are suffering for
want of the strong arms of the sons of toll,
who are pining in cellars in our city, and de-
pending on public or private charity, for
scanty and precarious subsistence-amd all
this for want of proper correspondence
between the employer and employee through
the medium of such an Institution as this
Society.
We believe also, that it will be wise pol
icy on the part of the employers, to antici-
eagage their help aow. A business reaction
may confidently be anticipated, and all the
avenues of industrious pursuits, will be open
and occupied by busy enterprise labor will
be proportionabIy in demand, and the diff
culties which met the Society last year in
filing orders, will return with increased
force.
There is reason to believe that the supply
Of labor furnished by foreign emigrat on,
will another year be diminished. The East
ern War, SO obstinate and sanguinary, and
which will doubtless rage With increased
violence next year, will not only enhance
the price Of agricultural produce, but call
thousands to the battle field, who might
otherwise seek our quiet shores, and engage
in the occupations Of peaceful industry.
Letters post paid, addressed to the Cen
eral Agent, Rev. ID. r. Thomson, Amer-
can Immigrant Society's Rooms, Is Astor
Place, New Y ork, will be promptly answer
ed. Applications in person or by letter,
may be made at either Of the Society's Of
fees, 10 aud IA Astor Place, or 81 Green
witch street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-25

RAILROAD AcclDENr.-The engine OF the
afternoon train from II rtford to Waterbury,
on Monday week, broke an axle when near
Hoadey's in Plymouth, and ran of, an en-
bankment Of some twenty feet The fire.
man, whose name is Smith, in jumping off
the engine, broke his leg badly, and other
wise injured him; the engineer, also, was
somewh hat injured.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-25
CLOCK FACTORY BURNT.

The clock shop of Miles Morse, situated
in the south part Of Plymouth Hollow, was
burnt to the ground or Saturday night last.
The loss is estimated at $29, 900; insured
for $4,000. Little or no work has been
done at the factory Of late, and the origin of
the fire is unknown.