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A GOOD OFFICER.
He Refuses 20 Accept $1,000 and Allow
Polk TO Escape.

GALVESTON, January l0.-A Laredo spe-
cial says that Polk, the Tennessee Treasu-
rer, after the first arrest, was liberated for
over $4,000. He was rearrested, hiding in
the brush seven miles from Webb, by
United States Marshal Shreky, whom Polk
offered s., 1000 to release him. 1t is reported
that Folks nephew and servant crossed into
Mexico with large amount of money. The
defaulting Treasurer was accompanied by
private detective Cameron, whom he had
bribed to pilot him out of the country.
The detective was also arrested, and in
turn attempted to bribe Sheeky TO allow
him to escape, saying he had a good thing
and could put Sheeky in the way of pocket.
ing a few thousand dollars When cap
tured, Pols's hands and clothing were
filled with prickly pear thorns, got from
wandering in the thicket.
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By the census Of is70. the population Of
the s1rss ~ss 442.Sit In $50 it increased
to GkSs3. sD iTssessa OF nearly forty per
cens, yet the asssssed valus of The personsl
pi"1sty IN tha Sasts In is7I. Was grsstsr
hnS in 1881 bynosa thaa ta,00060c. and
Ih-. ss~s,ssd sslss Of ths lAnd In ISL, VA
rrssssr ihnn in lS7l BY shout ti0Ooo, ,0o,
Showing net. Enln In real end psrsonsl
l.rferiy 81 :bsat g. .0OCsDo0,, on $i36.Ooo.'
yssys.
These 6guso would sssu 70 iadists tLsi
~ large ima1Nrstion = this olsie in the
lsst ten yea,s- has add1A nothing 70 our
~saitb In rpssenal pDepsSty.. !.
This cannet b truss We have al ssousd
!. the evidsees o( sIDWth, aad, ,prsspsrity.
The ls,t cossus testi2ao 70 ls large nunt
/, Der Of fsrnss that haze bseu opsned up 80
Z to the lsrns. increase. of sHieuitSnl' pep.
2 ducfions. IL the ntataa Sistsicts thsS1 I
2 also larB increase Of pSoducttou. Rel:
snordiDg mems osArsasp 1tatioS 10 Dasksl
mot only. Of or mInNnle. but aleo o
7 tlmber-ublcb hssstofof0 he's hosn ,vaisa-I
less. tn -subje4s n ,taxotioU au1 lhot
values to-day Ns grtAtsY tAoa n 81
former year. ItouT repspus skDeeu lo0i
pcFfDn6 Aeir 6Stiss. ne Suah eEhlhb Woq51
b. msds-sShN &tselseoA 10 ~ SsseD y
tobIes. u fDFk.<
whss. ots pop1 LII
msnt Ssss slss iscsssssS. Is isitH
propHstisn tsseFiEtsai caoEH. ~ t3t.-.
go -lSsl II was G&0o.
In 1871 tie apprsprisASa ios ~, insanp.
was ssI. .ooG InL11 a. xss sppsepfis-
tedfsr liiaa puYDasa o1a00- 0thSs sub.
jeAs Of charge roon Ne gsn<snl tssasury
have increased IN Ike propestiop. With
| szch incseaSe IN the ehsSues upca tlss
,seasury. with 70 small % AcSsase.in the
| sgusgfSs Of values, u tksesugpfjsiag h il,st
The revenues ere not ssfiSbnE
The charge oi mspasssspsnt are, pot
well toundet Not - hsfs beeA any ljs-
srpIsatior Of the SsvsszsA
Hsd the sxtsa ips csnn of, d. lGOosajss-
ton, which bsd besa, Asisd fsom i61p -
lSs3. inclusive, I'D vljch vaa IeyieA fg
the puTpsss Of pAJise he oaa pshiic hsiId-
isp, bees rktaisSd. ksss u0nA haze bess
10 dehsisncy sysp uDsn Ne reduced vslsS'
of our tsxabIe proposty.
Tbe eonuixy, 81 u tinA NJ peessl va
vas skea o4 90 paatsG thsonlA % er
m eftet dspRe1akeA H LegisAatufs =
fhas time thought Il hest 10 sn6sd = nsfe
relief . Do1sihSa - ~ pooaio ~ in ttSsb
dom ieeeotissed ~ Bsyy. u hshouiAhsp
omitted st the sAas Hns making eppsG
/ pftsasoes sos public baiAfn9. wbtea, -
'ax vss designed 70 DoeA When tbe -
prop!iattoes herein rsCsf1sa 70 vso- meeH
me demands fos the mno were fsQncoeoo
mpeistivs The eoslS q sdniais1osiAe ~
xostihment weFs fuoBoosing - ees pee
non incfeased, The sources q H.snn -
deersasine, and hsnes IL nessaiH ~ -
rowing 10 meet The 1s6eieogL
i DssDiSai - ~ nnAs&
The report of u diecton =, -
the Hospital iDs The -.
esne sbo.s that ths All, ol this iss'ao
usn sIe - satisb ktofy condition; ,s.
ne ouileiDN flSs nov completes
ns 20 toe cnf sst 3lsp. ss4 49,. -
q our siss 9, ,.i.sos "a 70 . -. 80
Union.
Yor ih. hrst sis,e tsss.{Is. go =
,I ,I dations for Ill eneped e -
.nefeSn. All applicants hass ~ ~ =
.nd. admitted % - ths tinsa 49,
fcsstssad n ~
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ntxnreeti for Adulterx.

DENVER, January 1O.-Charles II. Stick,
ney. who nearly two months ago murdered
N. F. Cbampin, the alleged seducer OF his
wife. and at the same time accidentally
killed Mrs. Deveraux, and who was &C
Quilted on the grounds Of insanity, to-day
was granted divorce from his wife, charg-
ing adultery with Champan.
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VIII sink n Gas Well.

NpetiuI % NC IstytSteT'
BRILLIANT, o., January 10.-The MessrS.
Spaulding Bros. are so well pleased with
the success of the gas well over at Wells
burg thst they propose to sink we'll at
the mill. Contracts were let yesterday for
the work. The same parties who sunk the
Wellsburg well have the contract and
work will begin at once.
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Triple Tragedy I'm she Indian Country.

DALLAS, TEX, January l0.-A gentleman
from the Indian Territory reports a terrible
tragedy occurring near Mill Greek. A shoe
maker named Alexander Hampton became
Jealous OF his wife and concluded to leave
her and come to Texas. He employed a
teamster named Smith to haul him aud his
effects TO Texas, When they had travelled
short distance he shot and killed Smith,
and, mounting one Of the horses, rode back
home and killed his wife. He then ended
the tragedy by blowing his own brains out
The horses and wagon are in possession of
J. M. Bishop, of Mill Creek, who will turn
them over to any of Smiths relatives who
may call for them.
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Steamer Probably Lost

BosroN, January l0.-The steamer Gale
donis, from Gibraltar. December nth, has
not arrived with her cargo Of green fruit
and is deemed lost.
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Aee:a..sailx A kirlea.

SruHGuELp. ILL, January i0.-john
McCrsry, Of s,n Antonio Tex. was acci'
dsntally shot and killed this morning. at
Barclay, this county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-11

DEMAND it, and take no other iron prepa.
ration except Browns Iror Ritters. I. 10
the best.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-11

IL Won sre siekrand troubled With dSs-
pep.;a, Browns. Irop Bit.ets sill cure yor
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The Nail Association,

PITTSBURGH, January l0.-At meeting
of the Western Nail Association to-day, re-
ports from all sections were to the effect
that the action of the Association at its
late meeting in ordering the stoppage OF
the factories for four weeks from the 18th
inst. was already bearing good fruit. The
market had sharpened up,and orders are in
Creasing and sales are made at full prices.
No change was made in the card rates.
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raised ioe gsnsral 6tats ppsX6
b zen from thexspogt ef III leIS
| the anoant Of Ill fndsbledn111 6<
| malsrially rsduooo.r 1he aEA611k ~
reduction vss Mo05.A NJ A0eltet(.
recomnsnds that speclal tex o. elye -
ON each 500 valuatson of Tie psep&t4
The State - levied 70 pay The eenseAs
said deficiency, via: S8 ]eoek ~
This recensndetioa WA nct con-
psee 7oi his next report uaAds 10 -
}esislsturs In lanuasy la6os 0ys: ~
anount Of tksI Tfeesury's indeetedne1 -
tHN school fund q DE eioss q ths last -,
cal year va So 4e90{, while eheA of tho;
preyious yeog wag evea GpSaesR tim IL.
smouat Tbis indeAtedsSss % POW entirely
6.ch.Ssd lssvins sAs school fuzh unin-
paired
tS,s not discharged BY resspa Of my
speefni tax laia for Aat P1fpook Was
paid by IL Auditor sut q The enerd
State fund. the fuad raised To- the carreat
eIPenees Of the etats oovernmsns The
fund, which, n the tims, w. barely sum-
cient to pay - expcnser Of the govern.
nent csuesd q dsAciency in that hind
which de AcisDsy has existed ever stnce.
The Stste, 10 meet this dlneiency. vas
compelled o. by<row som tnie 20 time
certain sunss Of money, Hhicisit did frou'
tAs "school fupdr' The etats did not ap.
Dyepriate this fund 10 Ns wan1s without
payine intsrsss 1ollowiss, the pescedsus
herein referred ros on the coutzAty betng
IN want OF monsy and thu c0mostSlleasfS
Of tls school pusA having: the money To-
inyest, the State bosrowed q the oommis-
sioners tho sums following:
On October %, lsSS............~....t ley970 %
on September. y, lSg6.....,..w il.00 %
On August TO- ls7oI-...--.-.As. S0O 90
On June Is, ls,..,n,s............~S 1854 Is
tfs.SilsM
Borrowed for fuSeticr eoustruo
tion Of the Hnptts1 for the
Insane, ~ provshed.fsx BY tho
act Of February ~, lsse...... 5000 "
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Thus, sinea ldT6 o2s2o00 Of eItfs0rdin-
sry sppv1psiattons IfAvs been msde. 20 bs
psid out ot-the gcA0eaa treasury without
spy prov;aoo tseipE made 10 increase the
revenue. on tbe csntnry the additions!
tax above nsn6ionsd' for construction of
state bu;sdtnsH was ts1Een or and dedci-
sncy was the conseSusDos.-
Tbe re7srts Of the auditor heretofore re-
ferrei To- shsS that No rsvsnuss were bsrs-
ly suifici sat TO meet the charges on the
tIea,iIry, iuaependcsset these sposopsis'
tions,
The. IN ssb,r values ot-,the STATE have nos
incra asedsia proportion 70 population. -
Yo,ir steention II Oslfed 70 the following
stntis tics..
Assa sssh vnIss. 81 Psvssnss Pvspevty
n 'ThtN- RsAss fVs>.the Isass aS7l %
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-11
THE MEssAM.
Blsnnial Address sf Govsraev lack
80 soa 70 tho
legislature sfwes, virginia-The Finansss,
State Asybms and Institutions,
Schools. State Board Of Health,
Military Force,
IMMIGRATION, STATE HISTORY, ETC.
STATE oY WEsr vIReIsiA, J
ExIcuTryE CRAHnxR, !
January 10, 1855. ]

STATE oY WEsr VIRGINIA,
ExIcurfyE CRAHsxz,
January 10, 1883.
GentIen>Ss Of tae snto<> o,d House cf Deie.
gates:
The communication now nsde 10 you in
obedience 10 the requirements of the con-
stitstion, reviewing the condition Of the
State and making recommendations OF such
measures as are deemed expedient for The
Legislature to consider, contains nothing
which marks the past year as exceptional.
The peace OF stie Stss has been main
tanned: We have been blessed with bounti-
ful harvtsts, and all our Industries are In
satisfactory condFsion.
The vass amouns OF mineral wealth IN
onr State, hitherto undeveloped, has In
yited capital from soroad seeking lrotita-
Bile investment, and resulted in prorecting
several lineyof railroad; some OF which are
now in prpgrvss of construction, and Others
are confidently expected to bs constructed
in the near future. The roads now con-
styucting pass through interior counties,
rich in minerals and timber and when
npleted wilPsdd largely topur material
wealth and prosperity.
Tbs heads Of the several departments OF
tho State government, and boards Of your
several State institutions, have laid before
you their bienniabr reports, containing full
details of their operations during the past
tw yesrs, and thejr requirements for the
future
as these reports are full upon all the
heads to which they relate, con not hope
TO aid anything new Or of special interest
to th EN-. Sut presenFa brief summary OF
matters o. mportansc contained in them.
FInnHce.
The repsrS OF the Auditor c>ntains'
statement Of she finances for the Gao years
ending Sertember 80, 1882. My message
Of last wintsr gives q statement 10. the
year ending. September 80, 1881 IL is
therefore only necessary now To give
summary for the fiscal year ending Sep
tember 30, leS2:
Balance I'm trsssasy Octobert, ISIS 2SFO0 ~
Receipts from all sources during She
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-11

TOtdi az 10 tEw soOA tuuo
from State. .a'S'ntIs-....,.Itlss,oit u
FOR the several sumr sAove mentioned
the bond ofthe State wsR duly cxechtsf
and the iti.ssest thtsuon- hss beeA fully
paid and distributed In. TN manner pre-.
scribed by law.
The constitution provides that the prin.
cipal of this nnnd maybe Invested IN the
interest bearing ecufisieeuf The 6tAte. And
thr.,lie intervst only sLsAld b Distributed.
No part Of tbs general scnosa tund has es
ANYTIME sircs is7l becl usca for general
STATE purposes. bat the sGsse ha. alsays
esciryssr, At he time preseyibed by lag.
been Distributed - rcQuised'
In she yesrs is1& is7 1. 1872 end 1873 an al
ditionai tex VI ass cents on the 500 val.
uatioD wss levied sos tho fhrstssr construc.
tion - The HospA MI for the Insane. THIS
tax wns not assqss,d for the-yeAr 1871. MOI
has tbysame been sRsssed Tor any year
since then. .
In isNs the H. ebsisture In. addition IN
the gers,sl charges On thc"tssssury. ap
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COAL AND IRON.
Call for an Interstate Convention OF
Miners-The Nail Trade.

PITTSBURGH, January lO.-A call has been
issued by the officers Of the Miners Associ-
alton Tor an Inter State Convention Of BIZ
luminous coal miners, to be held in this
city on May lst next, for the purpose Of es-
tablishing federation that will include
all the separate local or State organizations
as they now exist, but at the same time let
officers of the same form national board
of arbitration whose duty it will be to meet
at least twice in year. when they will con-
slider and report all differences and suggest
such action as in their opinion will tend to
The general good
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-11
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.
Senator Bavis Secures a Survey OF
West Virginia,
By the National Authorities, Which Will
Furnish an Index to the Vast
Miaeral Resources Of
the State.
CAPITAL cuLLINGs, NATIONAL NOTES.
SrecinI Disnn,ch to the Rea..!..

Special Dispatch 10 the Register
WASHINGTON, January l0.-For SeYerai
years past the West Virginia delegation IN
Congress, and especially the senior Sena,
tor, Hon. II. G. Davis, who had eSPeciai
charge OF the measure, have made an eHors
to get special appropriation to make &C.
ological survey in some OF the States III
cluding West Virginia, Is 1t has been mere
tofore done in some Of the territories. II
was opposed by some on States kghtS
grounds, and by others on the ground Oh
expense. On the 9th of February, 1851
Senator Davis made a spssch Ia The senate
inits fayof, but at that time it was lost oy
a close vote. An amendment, however,
was made and passed in the Sundry CiYil
Appropriation bill, approved in August
last. authorizing the director OF the geolog-
ical survey, Major Powell, to make geo.
logical map OF the United States, and an
appropriation of 500, 900 was made to en-
able him to do this, and other things con-
nected with surveys. Soon after the pass
age OF this appropriation, energetic efforts
were made by our Senators and Represen-
tatiyes to have operations commenced IN
West Virginia at as early date as posi-
bic. and the following is the result OF the
correspondence:
WASHINGTON, January > lN>5.
M,,0r Ioha ". PowsH, Dir,r'.r G."hsg..t
SurCy.
DEAR SIR-Ecferring to our various per-
sOnal interviews, you. are aware that after
several years effort, an appropriation was
made in the "Sundry Civil Bill passed IN
August last for your department 70 the
amount of S22!2, 600, among other thinc> TO
continue the preparation Of q geological
map of the United states
West Virginia is perhaps, in proportion
to her area, the richest State IN the JniOn
in minerals, especially in coal, iron ore,
salt and petroleum. We are especially
anxious that the work looking to a com
p,ete geographical and geological survey OF
our State should be commenced at once.
We hope you will not only give this mat
ter your early attention, but that you will
take charge of the working party in West
Virginia in person.
Very Respectfully,
H. G.. DAVIS,
in, CAMDEN.
The Press., 1883-11-15
WELLINGTON.

-Dea. Abraham Weston, formerly of this town, now of Belehertown, Mass, is in his 95th year. H. is quite rheumatic otherwise his health is tolerable.
 Mrs. John c. Bowers has gone to Readsboro, Vt.
 -G. Hall < Go. have nearly completed another handsome and commodious barn near the Otis Dimoek place. This firm nave also done fine job in the shape of a rock and concrete tank of a6OO gallon ca- pacity. It is built on the bank of their reservoir, near the highway. It is to hold spring water, conducted from the side hill east of the reservoir, for use in the. bleach and dye house. G. Hall & Go. have made many and costly improvements from time to time, under the present management.
 -Kyah, the Karen youth, who visited here two summers ago and interested au- diences on the Hill and at So. Willington. speaking in native costume, saild on the 13 h for. Rangoon, Burmah. His people sent for him, remitting money for his pas sage, and so he was obliged to relinouish his studies at Amherst, Mess,
 -zzThe eutest thing out for house-keepers is the Enterprise" n1eat-chopper. This little machine, that all hardware dealers ought to keep, does not grind and tear, but chops. It takes about one minute to chop nice ness of meat and potatoes for hash for breakfast. It deftly cuts sausage meat, miuce meat, codfsh, Q, b. bage, eocoanut, in fact about everything. It mashes potatoes, pulverizes crackers, etc. A revolving four-hl ded, self-sharp- ening knife does the business.
 The Congregational church sewing so- ciety met with Mrs. l.. W. Holt yesterday afternoon and evening.
 Mrs. Joseph Full has removed from the TNrnsl house to. the dwelling oppo- site Rufus Robins, east of Glas~factory village, where she will attend to dressmak- ing, as usual.
The Press., 1883-11-15
ASHFORD. WEXFORD.

Mrs. Silas Preston, former resident of Westford, died in Eastford last Sunday, from paraly tic shock, agea sa. Brought te WestforA to be buried.
 Buck & Squier are now doing custom grinding at Bucks old miit, which has been thoroughly repaired, and they pro- pose to keep on hand supply of grain.
 Last Thursday night some one took a nice lap robe and horse blanket from the carriage of Dr. Ormsbee, which the doc tor had left in his shed,
 RsE !, H e,onnell is visiting hls old ed that he will occupy the pulpit of the Baptist church next Sabbath.
The Press., 1883-11-15

The Hour says that of the three eandi- dates for the office of register in New Y York city, worth $10O,0O0 2 year, with three years tenure, but one of them could speak three consecutive grammatical sentences or write the most ordinary letter without misspelling the words.
The Press., 1883-11-15

Sheriff Sanderson appoints Frank H. King of Monson Hampden county jailer, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Solomon c. Spellman. Mir. King has been a dspaty sAefiifff, sAeifiiff and has in former Beals hesn turnkey at tue iail.
The Press., 1883-11-15

Harper's Magazine for December is de- cidedly the best issue of that best of mag azines ever made.
The Press., 1883-11-15

TOLLAND. Sunday school temperance concert at Wesley chapel next Sunday at 13 p. m.
The Press., 1883-11-15
-EIEgEssTSlHf;

FILL RssTWHa =zs1ihe wind nnroofed about 5000 square feet of the Windermere mill Monday night.
The Press., 1883-11-15
HODGSON,
 The Grocer,
IS YET IN STAFFORD,

IS YET IN STAFFORD, And likely to stay. Although he IS "dependent on the public for patronage, and dent know enough to keep his mouth shut the liquor question" he has not found it necessary to become candidate for . prosecuting agent his prospects for business were never better. He to keep his stock up in good shape, sell all the Groceries he can get his pay for and whoop up Temperance and Prohibition rish ilong and best Loaves for ths least money.
 The best Yellow and White Indian Meal in town.
 Oranges, Lemons Dates, Grapes, Figs, Nuts, Rais- ins and Currants--a nice stock.
 Pork Hams, Beef Hams, Pork, Lard, Trips, Pigs Feet, Nice Rolled Cod Fish, Salmon Trout and Mack erel. =
 His Spices are always reliable.
 On Teas he takes no back seat
 'Chase & sanborn's Standard Java Coffee" is just what they say it is-The Best Coffee in the world' Try one can of it, and you will use no other
 With clean stock, clean store, and living prices conscience void of ofense, there ia no reason why he should not make some money, help make rum sell- ing disrepuable and crime in the eyes of the eom- tnunty and do his part to hasten the time whea it can be said "There is no liquor sold in Stafford" <
 HODGsON, the Grocer.
The Press., 1883-11-15

nRDER OF NOTICE.-State of Connec- NI ticut, County of Holland, ss, Stafford, NQy 18th, A. D., 1883.
 James B. Lee vs. Annetts Lee.
 Upon the complaint qf the said James B. Lee, praying for therein set forth for divorce now pending be2ore the Superior Court and for Holland Countyto be held on the 1st Tuesday of December A. D. 1883. It appearing to, and being found by, the sub scribing authority that tho said defendant is absent from this state-gone to parts unknown. Therefore ordered, that notice of the pendency of said com paint be given by publishing this order iu The Press newspaper printed in Stafford in said county, two weeks successively commencing on or before the Soth dayiQf November D, 5saa ,,<
The Press., 1883-11-15
HOME NE WIS.
Local Notices.

Call at A. w. Walker & Co.'S, and see those misses and children's outside garments.
 A. w. Walker $ Go. will open on Satur- day, Nov 17th, good line of 3-button kid gloves at the low price of 50 cts. per pair
 Anthony Adams is the place where you can find as fine line of stoves to select from as there is in town. Be sure and make him 8 visit if you are in want of 8 stove. Prices can't he heat. 2w Go to Simpsons, 396 Main-st., Spring field, and buy that good, second-hand, oc- tave Chickering piano, with four round cor ners (list price $60O) for $1.25.
 Farmers, you can buy children's shoes, which are durable, in Springfield at Lewis's store, IF State st. He has the best stock.
 The system of selecting housekeeping goods on installments originated with Metcaf $ Luther, Springfield. It is most excellent for those who wish to keep house before they have saved money enough to pay for an out fit. You can get the goods just as cheap, only paying small rate of interest for your loan.
 s. Levison, Springfield, offers 300 trim med hats and bonnets at 25 per cent. less than regular price; 50 dozen felt hats at 25 cts. each 100 Castons, fancy feathers, birds and wings at 15c., 25c., 374. eilk velvets, black and in colors, $1.50 yard; cheap at $2.
 -Kinsman, Springfield, offers 100 new cloaks for misses, children and infants, and the latest novelties in children's eloaks and suits at lowest prices.
 w L. Barnard $ Co.,, Springfield, have now opened the largest stock of sea plushes to be found in the city. Compare their prices with others, and you will discover that they are headquarters for these goods.
 Dining room furniture. Shall we have a new table, chair or sideboard for our dining room before Thanksgiving Day? We recom- mend number of new styles just finished at Paine's AS Canal street, near the Maine Depot, Boston. No one can fail to be suited with just what they want at this place.
 Forbes $ Wallace, Springfeld, offer Co., checo, Pacific, Manchester, Arnald, Winsor and Allen prints each at cts. a yard. This means everything in the best prints made, all cts., reduced from cts.
 FoR SALE-A Toy and Fancy Goods Store, picture framing confectionery, etc. An es- tablished paying business. Must be sold at once for cash, as have other business.
 H. T. CoNGDoN.