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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-19

WILSON'S AMERICAN HIsToRY.-We have been
favored with copy Of this work. and have given it
cursory examination. 1t comprises condensed his
tory of the Indian Tribes similar description of
American Antiquities; history Of the U. States, Brit
ash Provinces, Mexico and Texas 1t is handsomely
got up with eoPiOus side notes, references and illus
tratons, aud On the whole is a valuable work. espe-
iay for references 1t contains 700 pages octave
handsomely bound. We take pleasure in recommend
ing to the public and should Judge it good reader
for schools George II. Keith, Esq, Is the agent
for Marion county
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-19

OteTThc Louisville Journal is making professions
of Seigiona,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-19

Telegraph, that Col. Bowes is preparing, fast as
his heath will permit, full and complete account Of
his own and the conduct of Gen. Lane in the baltle
of Ruema Vista, far as relates To the 2nd Indiana
Regiment, which viii be Submitted 10 the public at
the earliest possible moment for explanation aud
decision
The case Of Col BoWles furnishes an apt ilusira-
ton of the instability of fame, when not placed ON
real merit. Afet the battle of Buena Vista his
name in every mouth coupled with words of
praise for himself and indignation Tor his regiment
The Injustice done TO his command extOrted Inyesi-
gatlor and the result reversal of public seni-
ment Instead of admiration, lac received contempt
and tie feeling was stronger because no one likes 10
be Imposed upon all felt they had been In his
case We examined the first statements nude with
regard to the battle, aud freely expressed the opiuun
that the I'd Indiana Regiment had not been guilty uf
covardice, and that 1t was foul wrong TO hold its
brave men up TO rIdicule. No verv severe anav
Of the operations during The battle was necessary To
convince one of the proprieIy Of that opino1. Tie
revuisiun OF public sentiment has PROBABLY carried
most men too far IN their censure Of Col. Bow les.
We have No sympathy for him, and have none;
for Inan who will wear laures not hls due, aud OBJ
tancd by the fodlest Injustice those whose honor
he ought to have cherished his own, Is destitute of
all the nObler qualities which win regard. What his
explanation may be, we cannot conjecture. Court
OF Inquiry has given the facts, and those facts the
opinion of the country has been formed. He was.
probably, braSe enough. physically, but not qualified
to command in the hour Of danger. His disgrace is
the result Of vauIting ainbItion which led him to
occupy post he could not FILL We doubt whether
any publication can aid him at this tme.-Sf Luis
tnioh.
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An official letter from Lord Psmerson 10 Governor Sir
John Davis has been published approving 81 The late OPP
erutons Canton river justified by the proerastnsg
and conduct of the Chinese aid bit cal
culaied prevent mote Difficulties fu,c,e Pc
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SHAWLS-SHAWT.S.

| AM this week opening several hundred ShawIs com
prising every desirable style in market Among Others
are 'e o''io's
Beautiful Embroidered Grape Shawls, the most
fashionable article worn
Rich Cashmere Long ShawIs, beautiful as
sorament Of neW styles Comprising some a, handsome
shaws for 20 dollars sold for S25
handsome Atwood Square Shawls, from 5 to
70 dollars, warranted IS per cheaper than can he
ooIget at 'etGtt IN Worcester Boston or Ne,o York.
Fine wool centre Brocha Cashmere ShawIs for
5 dollars very handsome serviceable Shawl
Rich Black Glaze, Velour Ottoman, aud Satin
Shawis all prices from 20 dollars comprising sone
saer goods than are ever offered esew here in this own
nanasome Plaid Long Shawls, from 81 to So, a
fashionable article for young ladies.
Shetland, Hermann, Sewing Silk, Zephyr. Bar
rage and other new styles OF SUMNER sHAwLs in
variety. - s'0e'
nave been for the last IL years extensively engaged in
the sHA WI TRADE and being by far the largest Shn,pi
dealer in Worcester Ceiling do more than ali fht orber
stores IN Forester am enabled purchase of the I'm
pnrteTs IN larger Quantities consequently CAN SELL
MutH CHEAPER, as well offer more extens;,e a.
sortment than other Stores i'e &c
All purchasers are invited to satisfy themselve.
as t. the correctness OF this assertion by examining
stock after locking elsewhere. ny
HENRY H. CHAMBERLJN
Worcester, March "a. a.
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Civilization of Cereal Grains in Cold Gil
mates.-A paper has been read before the Acad-
envy of Sciences at st. Petersburg by Pro. AT
Kupffer, in which, after speaking of the temper
AZURE of the earth in Northern Russia, he states
that near the mines of Nertchinsk, where the
mean temperature is about 26e Fahrenheit, all
the cereal grains are cultivated with success,
especially summer rye and barley although there
are only two months and a half, or, at the most,
three months between blowing and harvest. In
the same fields he found, by digging, that the
soil was completely frozen at depth of seven
feet, and so hard that a crow-bar was required
to turn il up. This on hot day near the
middle OF the month OF August. M. Kupffer re-
marks that as there is an increase of tempera-
ture in the earth DOWN. ard, and also an exter-
nal source of heat in the sun, the depth at which
ice occurs and the thickness of the bed of frozen
earth, will vary with the season of the year.
The summer heat is prevented from melting to
much depth by the slow conducton of the earth
and the amount OF latent heat taken up by the
process. In the mines of Trekhsvetitelski, stu
ated 40 feet above the sea, it was found that
to IT'S feet Qhe depth penetrated) there was not
a drop of water all was frozen. In the mines
of Vosdvigensk about 2,7OS feet above the sea,
flowing water occurs at uepth of 300 feet, hav-
ing temperature Of $50 8 Fahrenheit
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FOR SALE.

A-s fT'HE subscriber Offers for sale the Estate in
MfA L Leicester owned and occupied by himself, con-
ssting of House, Stable. and other outbudings.
together with nearly nine of adjacent Land suitably
divided into Moving and Pasture Land and Garden. with
between 80 and 40 fruit trees The house was butt In
1885, OF the very best materials and in the thorough
manner possible, with view 20 the greatest
and comfort OF family. II has fou. good sized
the lower floor, tesdes wash roon bathing room, has
seven Chambers besides spacious closets and room
drying clothes II is in good repair and in good order
also the Stable. She'd &C. The premises are centrally
situated convenient three Meeting houses Academy,
Bank, Post office. &C.; and six miles dstan from Wor-
cester Accommodating terms of pay ment will ae offered
and early possession be had application SAMUEL
MAY, Broad Street, Boston, to the subscriber the
premises. SAMUEL MAY In
Ltlcfseer.efflrl 5. istf
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WALKING. Walking is good, not merely
stepping from shop to shop or from neighbor to
neighbor, but stretching out into the country, to
the freshest fields, and highest ridges, and quiet
lanes. However sulen the Imagination may have
been tmong its griefs at home, here it cheers up
and smiles. However listess the limbs may
have been sustaining too heavy heart, here they
are braced, and the langging gait becomes buoy
ant again. However perverse the memory may
have been in presenting all that was agonizing,
and insisting only on what cannot be retrived, here
it is at first disregarded, and then it sleeps; and
the sleep of the memory is the day in Paradise to
the unhappy. The mere breathing OF the cool
wind on the face Of the commonest highway is
rest and comfort, which must be felt at such times
to be believed.
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April r l847

WORCESTER S. April s. l847
To 5. b. ]. GopDARD. of Worcester in the County of
Worcester, Esquire, Cerk in the case of CHARLES
RELCHER, OF sail Worcester, baker, an insoIvent
debtor, formerly q cobariner with Benjamin p. Rice
under the firm OF b. p. Rice " Co
UOU are hereby required TO give notice that meeting
of the creditors of said Becher in his individual
capacity and as member Of said firm Of II. p Rice 4,
Co will be held az my Office in Worcester in said Coun
~ on the fwentteth day of april ten O'Clock
in the forenoon for the purpose of choosing M assignee
assignees Of the Estate Of said Belche Frederick
Gale, who duly chosen assignee said Estate hav
ing resigned his trust assignee of said Estate when
and where the said creditors may prove further debts
against the said Belcher individually. a member Of
said firm, and may choose assignee or assignees of
sail estate. And you will this notice by publishing
nttested copy OF this order times in the Daily
Sly, anewspaper printed at said Worcester before the
day Of said meeting and BY giving written notice by mail
otherwise of said meeting, all known creditors Of
said Bel her, individually or member said firm OF
o. p. Rice & Co. And are to make return of this
order with your dongs thereon at the time and place
said meeting ISAAC DAVIS.
true cUpy. Master in Chancerv
A5dbl Auest, ;. II. l. GODDARD, Clerk.
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THE ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY.

NO. % Statc-street, Hartford, COnn..
With a sound and available Capital ri $3.50. 900.
OFFER their protection agsins. loss or damage BY Gre 10
" the citizens Of Worcester and lis vicinity. II insur.s
Dwelling Houses and Furniture Stores and Merch andixr
generally, Factories, and Mills the most favorable
terms.
This Institution has been In operation nearly quarter
a century-its reputation for liberal adjustment and II
Promptitude In paying losses, well known and essb
lfshed. THOMAS K BRACE pySs,ss.s
SIMEON L. LOOMS, Secretary. $500
Hartford, March 6, lB45. istf
p Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining insurance in the abDv,
Company, REFERRED for more particulars 10 A. H. Brt
LocH, Esq., in Worcester, Mass.
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April 6, IS47.
WORCESTER, ss.

WORCESTER, So. April 6, lS47.
To s. b. L. GoDDARp, OF Worcester, in the Countv cf
Worcester, Esquire, Clerk in the case of HOMER
sAWTELL ofsaid Worcester, carpenter, an insolvent
dehtnr
TOU hereby required to give notice that meeting
Of the creditors Of said Homer Saw ell will be held
my office IN Worcester, in said County, on the nine
feenh day Of Aprn current at ten O'Clock In the fore
for the purpose Of choosing assignee or as
signees the Estate Of SAID Sawel Frederick W. Gale
who appointed assignee said case having resigned
his trust as assignee In said when and where the
said creditors prove further debts against the said
Sawte, and choose an assignee assgnees, and also
shew canse why certificate of discharge should not be
granted to him. And you will this notice by pub
fishing attested copy OF this order six times In the
Daily Spy newspaper printed said Worcester before
the day Of said meeting, and by giving written notice by
mail or otherwise Of said meeting all known creditors
Of said sawte!l. And you are TO make return OF this
order with your dongs thereon the time and place Of
said meeting. ISAAC DAVIS.
A true copy. Master In Chancery.
Aed6t Attest, 6. b. l. GODDARD, Clerk.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

WORCESTER, So.
At meeting Of the County Commissioners begun and
holden at Worcester within and for the County
cester on the fourth Tuesday nf March, D. 1877:
On the petition aforesaid, ordered notice be given
TO all persons and Corporations therein that
said Commissioners will the Valley Hotel said
West Boy son Wednesday the tUeaty eighth day Of
APrH neat at two of the clock in the afternoon pub
listing aested copy OF said Petition and this Order
thereon, in the Daily Spy newspaper printed In said
Worcester three weeks excessively, the last publication
TO be fourteen days. least before the said twenty
day OF prii next.
And it is further ordered that the Sheriff of said County,
his Deputy. the Town Clerk of the said town OF
West Boylsion with attested copy Of said Petition and
Order, thirty days, least and also post up atesed
copy thereof in two public places in said of Vest
Boyston, fourteen days, least before he said Iwen-
eighth LAY OF April next; which aud place the
said Commissioners will proceed view The route
forth in said Petition hear all persons corporations
interested therein who may then and desire be
heard thereon and they shall adJdge that the prayer OF
said Petition ought TO be grated then lay ou locate
and establish town the described
and all such damages any person or corpora
ton may sustain by The loo alton and construction Of the
town wSy aforesaid.
Attest JOS. @. KENDALL, Clerk
Copy oil the Petition ard o! the Order Of notice thereon
MIG Attest, JOS. G. KENDALL, CLERK.
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To the Honorable Board OF County Com

TO the Honorable Board OF County Com
missioners for the County of Worcester
HE petition of the undersigned inhabitants the
OF West BoylstoD respectfully represents that the
Undersigned, with others The sixteenth day March,
A l547 by their petition in writing of that date, re-
qnesed the Selecmen OF said town of West Boylston 10
lay out town way in said West Boylstnn fol-
tows beginning pine tree, the easterly side OF
the road near the house of Eli w Hobrook said town.
thence IN an southeastery direction crossing the Comfy
road leading from the house Of Charles Morse Beamans
Bridge so caej thence to ntersect the road
Brimhsl place, called
And your petitioners her represent that said Select
men have unreaSonably refused lay said way
Wherefore your petitioners pray Honorable Beard
after ue notice. To lay said way route
aforesaid and do whatever else in the premises may be
required by law. E. M. HOsMER, and others.
West Boyson, March o. Ie47
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Hunters (not Reeds Pulmonary Balsam
and DYSnensIa Pills

'NHESE articles now offered 10 the notice of the
Il community in this part OF New England They have
neen for several years extensively successfully used in
NAME where they have acquired great celebrity for their
curative quantities. The proprietor has received numerous
cefucates OF important cures effected by these medicines
when used together, the accompany ing Directions will
Proprietor confidently recommends them for trial TO ali
who may be afflicted with Coughs, Colds and other pull
monary complaints feeling certain that disappt ntmen
WI not ensue. Prepared by J. CURTIS, Proprietor
Bangor-sold wholesale BY
SIMPSON & REED
marcn ~. d2aw3m 26 Merchants RotD, POSTON.
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Florence 3, Fancy Straw Bonnets

THIS week opening, by the subscriber, great
variety ofNEw STRAW GOODS, from various man.
ufactores, comprising very beautiful and choice
styles. For particulars please examine the Goods
am prepared to maintain my old position In this de-
partment and rival any competition that offers ITSELF
HENRY II. CnAMBERLIN.
Worcester, March 81. DIV
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Look at This.

k-A LNOR SALE, valuable Real Estate situate on
f.tsn Front Street. No 26, In Worcester consisting
4"z4 of large BRICK HOTSE and BARN a short dis.
lance from the Railroad pepots. Said House will
modaie three families above the basement story which
occupied as Store For particulars inquire of the sub
scrtber on the premises. P. KNOWLTON.
Worcester, April s. d.
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Teeth Removed without Pain,

The use OF the LETEEoN, Tor Anodyne Vaptr)
IN Dentistry is erccusvev granted by the Paentes to the
Dentists of two offices in this town.
BISHOP " HAERIS, who have used il so sue
cessuly since It's inroducon would invite those desiring
to rid themselves Of troublesome teeth without suffering
to call at their Office where all operations in Dentistry
carefully and skilllny performed reasonable
d30 Rooms l54, Main street.
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WANTED
ALI Wool Cashmere Shawls,

4 CARTONS of the above very desirable goods
Il this week received and will he sold at unusually low
prices
LADIES will do well examine the aDove named goods
pledge myself To sell An Woot Cashmere Skatos N as
ow prices charged Cotton and Wool elise here
Worcester, April stfl5 &. A. UPTON
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MARRIED,
Concert Fast Evening,

TIME WORCESTER SACRED MUSIC SOCIE-
Il TY, E. HAMILTON, Director, will give Concert
OF Vocal and Instrumental Music the above Evening
a, Briney Hall. The Programme will be made up OF
Choice ChosuSes, Quar,ets Trios Songs, &c. &c
Haydn's Symphonies Nos 20 and 81 will be performed
Tickets IS Cenis--To be had at I.ivermore's Book
store and at the Door during the Afternoon and Eve
ming Doors open at IL O'clock, Concert commence
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A Pleasant Situation for Sale.

A fNHE beautiful Estate situated in the east pal OF
fulfill Central Village in Uxbrdge, recently occnpied
SEsloy Dr. GEORGE WILLARD; consisting OF about ten
Of Land, two story Dwelling House. with niazza
sides, Barn. Shed, and Out buildings There
Is variety of choice Fruit Trees upon the place This
estate is within Ave minutes wak Of one Of the tatons
the Providence and Worcester Railroad and /. one of
the most desirable residences In the County o
Application may he made 10 Col JonN w CApRoN in
Uxbridge, either Of the Subscribers in Worcester
W.. o. BARTLETT,
JOHN G. WYMAN
Worcester, Jan H. le47. dwistfs
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act of raising his window. The murderer took
the money which he found in wallet, and de-
camped-but he arrested few days after,
in the vicinity, and subsequently confessed the
crime.
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SPRING GOODS.

HALE, RICE g. AMORY, 4
NO. PEARL STREET, BOSTON, have re-
ceived by recent arrivals Sixty packages comprising
Broadcioths, Cassimeres; VesIngs; Cashmaretts;
Summer stnifs; Satins; DeLaixes; Oregon PIaids;
Cling hams; Muslins; Wave and printed Lawns;
cashmere. Broche, Stradela, Silk and Printed
Shawl Hosiery; Gloves; Trimming Frnges;
laces Jacconets; Swiss Muls; Book Muslins;
INDIA and Nansook Muls; Victoria Lawns;
India Linens; Check Cambrics, and many other
articles of and desirable Goods which with their
former Stock OF Staple Goods Prints &c. completes one
OF the most attractive assortmens in the all which
they offer at the lowest market prices.
Boston, March 26. dF&M w2tislS
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$150.OOO.
Help Wanted.

A MAN 10 drive an OK team and other w orb 81, . -
IA with Family to work in Cotton Mill x,o , mi
or four other tsmses tanning Spinning room ana Mna
room help To hrstrate families good tenemens viii he
For further particulars apply 10 the subscrbers On
premises, or address by mail to WilkiHsonii;s ME-. @
o,.,., 49,, ~ e. SAUNDERS 4 BROTHER.
dwSwl2
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COPARTNERSHTP NOrTCE-

A LPHEuS M. MERRIFIELD and NAHUM d. HAP
~ GOOD, have associated in the business of selling
LUMBER, Doors, SAsHEs. BLINDS, and ERECTING BUILD
iNGs. Shop corner of Union and Central Streets.
Worcester, March |, l647. em
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Worcester and Nashua Rail Road

EJNUPUS AIS Tor furnishing CROSS-TTES TIMprp
STILLS and PLANK for the construction Of said Road
viii be rec sved at the Office in Worces,er-schedues ana
Specihcat ms OF which may had on auplicsIion -,
JOSEPH MILLER, Esq, Chief Engineer or either ~ q,
following named Gentlemen = o' % '"e
ELI W. HoLBRooK, Esq, w est Boylston-J.,-op Fee.
n. r; Smith, Esq, ,Groon-Asl F. LAwRENcE ESQ. pen
pereIl-lHoNAs w. GILLIs, Esl Nashua - ~
. VIM A. WHEELER Agent
Worcester. Dec 1915. eps.e SO W. NJ ~
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WESTERN RAIL ROAD.
SPRING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

Commencing April 5ih.
PASSENGER TRAINS run daily, Sundays excepted,
for Albany and New York:
Leave Worcester at the Station of the & W. R. r. on
Main Street at II and ~ A NJ. and 81 P. M.
Leave the Station Washington Square the arrival
Of the Boston Trains at and 10 A NJ. and 6 PM.
Tine Train for NewYork leaves at A M and for Albany
at 10 AN.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS will leave Worcester daily
Sundays exceped) for Springfield and Albany ut 70 NJ
JAMES BARNES
Worcester, April Sd, la47. supt. and Engineer
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70 Painters.

active Young Man who is good Grainer wants IN
obtain complete knowledge OF the Painting business
Address "GRAlNER" through the Boston Post OAfcs
'1e'on 80 deopis5t
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POSTSCRTPT.

Having engaged the services OF Mr. VIM. GOES,
long and avoraby known the citizens Of Worcester
superior BooT MAKER shall continue the
ture OF CUSTOM BOOTS, as heretofore. continuation
Of avors in this branch of business respectfully solce
REPAIRING done by first workmen short notice
and in style to be surpassed if it he eQuaIed by any
others in town. ClIAS. B. ROBBINS,
Worcester, March 81. d6tw4t 22i Main 81.
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drugs, MtedlClnes, Dye StuffS, Paints,
Window Glass, &c. &c,
constant supply may al,yays be found for sale By
RANDALL & BATCHELLER,
81 India Street. corner of Custom House ST.
BOSTON.
n: Linseed Oh, Eng. do.-French Yellow, Eng Vent
tlan Red, hitting, Chrome Green, Superior Paris do
truss GreeD Superior Coach aud Furniture
nish truss Blue, Eng and Am Vermilion, China and AM
Alum, Copperas superior Nader, Cream Tartar Soda
Gus brands
% All orders will be punctualy attended to- and with
the utmost dispatch eod6w Boston March o
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FIRE INSURANCE..

A1eI JLvOUhANCE,
THE American Insurance Companv Pr
=, a Deuce t. L. continue to insure against Loss on
DAmAeE bf FIRE, on Cation, Wooden, and other Man
glsc'oes Buildings, and Merchandise favorable tel
$150.000,
all paid In, and well invested. Directors-wn Nh,
S soos STAFFORD Amos D. smith, Resolved Wsern an
anunaei h1chins Ebcne7er Kelley, FULLY d. Brown Ma
hanei Bishop, George s. Rahbone CalsL Harris. j, be-,
bu,l' or, Walker Humphrey, and Allen o. eek -
iersons wishing for Insurance are requested ~ IN, ec
their Implications (Which should be ACCOMPANIED win
particular description Of the property per mail 10 The
meet with prompt attention. '' WI
Al EN- 0. PECK, President.
WALKER HUMPHREY, Secretary
American Insurance Co IS
Office, Nov 8, le46
~ The subscriber Is authorized 10 receive a,,I.a,; 49,
Tor Insurance BY the above Company. '"'' '"'
". o BARTLETT
wo....... 90. Office in Buman Block
-SNe'Ssi -" =, 'osf' dstf
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&EHzkn possible prices.
To satisfy hens Ives of this TACT the public have only
TO call on and examine the prices and quality OF larger
and well selected of LADIES' Cents and Chill
dren's Boots and Shoes recently purchased for the Spring
and Summer trade CIIAS. b. ROBBINS
Worcester, March 81. No 22l Main st.