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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-07

FATAL AaclDENT-The last passenger
train going cast on the Vt Central Road
ran down hand car last Friday evening
between Williston and Richmond. The
hand car contained three mon, employed
by II. X. Campbell, Esq, on tho new
bridge in process Of construction in vii.
liston. They were fully aware that a
train was due, and had e'dars not to
start until it had passcd; hut tired of
waiting for the train, which was late,
they started down the road and were
overtaken and run over. MIR Eendrics.
mechanic, was killed. instantly, having
his head cut OF. A Frcuchman was
severely injured. The other man was
but slightly hurt 49, Free lress.
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GREAT improvements Will be made it,
this capital Magazine for 1856. The
reading matter will he Increased to nine
huHlfed pages year. Each number
win contain steel engraving colored
fashion plate. and about forty wood en-
cravings. The fashions are always pref
tier aud later in Peterson than in
any other magazine Mrs. Ann S.
Stephens, the celebrated author of Fash
ion and Famine" i, one Of the editors.
and writes exclusively for it, assisted by
all the best female authors No other
magazine has such stories as this aud
morality and virtue are always inculca
ted. The terms are u d0UW less than
those of other magazines Of similar rank.
viz $500 year, instead of $500 To
clubs the terms are cheaper yet. three
copies sent for $500 five copies for $50
and eight copies for $1,000 with splcn.
did premium to the person getting up the
club. Address, postpaid, CHARLES }.
PETERSON, No. 10! Chestnut street, Phil
adelPhia Specimens sent on being
written for.
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I'll a krts.
Brighton Cattle Market,-Nov. /

Brighton Cattle Market,-Nov. l..
At markct-20O0 Beef Cattle, 600 Stores,
pairs Working Oxen, l2a Cows and Calves,
5000 Sheep and Lalnbs, and 300 Swine.
Prices Beef Cattle--EStra $3.50 FRS.
quality SIS; Second do.S1 so, Third do. ss,75;
ordinary SIS ,50&6.
Hides 5sG7c per h. Talow Toe per Is.
Pelts-s7c. Calf Skins l3c per ID.
Veal Calvess-S3, AGO.
learlings-None. Two years old,
Sl4Gl9. Three years old SlS925.
Working OXen-Sl00. 100, 40. l50dl60.
COVE and Calves-Sl9, 20, &c, 80, rs,
40g50.
Sheep and Lambs-Extra s597 By lot,
81 so l.75, 2a3.
Swine-Wh olesalc-Pig Sc per III re-
tailsg9cts. shoats &c retail eic97c. fat
hogs u to tic per 10.
Remarks,-0wing to the large number OF
Beef Cattle at market, price have declined
about 25c per 100 lbs. on extra, though the
quantity is scarce it would bring higher
prices il II were in market.
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Mexican News.

NEW DIRK. NOV 5.
Advices from Mexico state that Gen.
Vidaurri's acknowledgement Of the Gov
eminent of Alvarez had put an end to all
hopes of a Sierra Madre Republic Vi
daurri had sent a communication to the
capital informing Gen Alvarez of the
invasion of Mexico by Captain Callahan's
Rangers, aud stating that he had at once
giving orders to suspend all civil broils,
and march the best portion Of his troops
to the support of the Governor of Coah-
ulla' to enable him to drive the Ameri-
can adventurers across the Rio Bravo "a
gain. He is determined, if necessary, to
move his whole army against them.
Gen Comonfort, who has been APP
pointed commander-in. chief of the army
as well as Secretary Of War, has order.
ed troops to the frontier, to assist vi
daurie.
Tamariz had arrived in the city of
Mexico, with 5000 Of bis soldiers. The
troops wero at once placed under the
command Of Geu Comonfort
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Pnl.ApELpnlA. Nov. 3

Passmorc Williamson was brought in
to Court 10y Marshal, and made afi la.
Wit that in bis answer to the writ Of ha.
beas corpus, be did not intend any con-
tempt of Court, or evadc process of
Court. After some questions By the
District Attorney. the prisoner was dis.
charged by the Court, and left with his
friends.
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Santa Anna at St. Thomas,

"A eorlosiSo"u n Oh '"e fie|"fd' writ
ing from o. ihomaS' september 20,
mus no' :1 s"y ARRIVAL IVA u, 81 oa"'a Anna
az ina. is'anu W tue "r'''Ah steamer
IRON ~, havana
v NC 'A'u'v'a'or wac GU rcnc Tor
sneAuo'"' as " was sa'c' ana u'u ac'u'
any eHs"go n ,S Pa'Iuso iIt Lag r; Is, ID
oaP'"'u opu I'''i' P'oS''' ne zap
a"," n't c 'vSO..'u "uar'i w WIS ''a'''
roc"s io' us oA,seie"e n's""e's anu
aGn'' uuns's''.s ~ s'H game 'oc1'' ~,
W'ie, uaus"'er' sou sum wv" " ! anu
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Our A ca d O m Y .

Mr.. Error: Many inquiries have
bccn made Of late, respecting the Aca-
deny see by your last paper that
teacher has at length been secured, and
in this | rejoice. Bat can he be sus.
tanned We have had many instructors
in that Institution, and some of them
very competent and faithful. but for
some reason they soon leave it for other
situations. Now why is this Is it
owing to the fickleness of teachers, or to
the lack Of interest in the community ?
fear that the fault is in part at least
with us We have not estimated as We
ought to have Gone, the Importance of
this Institution, and in consequence we
have not put forth exertions necessary to
encourage the instructor, aud sustain
the school Academies are well patron
ized-overHowing with students in other
counties, and villages. why should it not
be so here Oar Female Seminary is
in fourishing condition, and our Male
Academy will flourish to-, if the people
choose to have it. The teacher aunoun.
ced is Il stranger to us, should he prove
faithful and acceptable, let US give him
our support, and show that High
School can succeed in Middlcbury, as
well as in Brandon, Royalton, Chester,
aud other villages A CITIZEN.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-07

E.S The shipping Of the world Is cs-
timated at $500 vessels, and the az.
eregatc tonnage at $500 600 Huats
1l0so:tHs estimates tina. at SO ton
the shipping Of the world is worth tho
enormous amount of $4,000 000. OF
this fifteen and half millions Of tonnage.
more than ton aud half millions belong
to the Auglo-Saxan race. United States
i0.j50 vessels, and 5,GGl,4 tonnage !;
Great Britain $3.50 vessels, and . 49,.
210 Tonnage.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-07

THr RornscmLDs. An article is 90.
ing the round of the press stating that
the whole concern of the Rothschiclds is
worth 100000 600 in money capital,
besides $500 100000 more in real es.
state, mines, &c. So far from this be.
ing the fact, we understand that the gen.
eral estimate in Europe as 20 the aggrc-
gate wealth OF the whole concern is 200.
100000 francs, or about 100000
The idea is purely absurd that their
wealth should amount to such an enor-
nous sum as SlG0o 600 600, equal at
six per cent to an aGaual income of Siriy
millions Of d0itars-a sum which, in
comparatively few years, accommodating
in compound ratio, aud doubling it
every twelve years, would concentrate in
their hands a large portion of the wealth
and property OF all Europe National
frt
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-07

The very bost medicine 10 use is DR.
Clough's Columbian Pills" The Village
Doctors lnfallible Ca'hartic Remedy
prepared from tho purcst Gums, Bal.
sans, and Ncgeta bic Extracts, by WV
RENNE Pittsheld, Mass, and sold at 25
cents, or boxcf for 81. This Pin dooa
not sleken or gripe; it is kind, mild aud
innocent, but will certainly expcl dis,
ease and the Cause Of disease from tho
system. 1t does not help liver com.
plants, costiveness and headache, but
IT CURE ri and no mistakcl
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-07

Professor Bachc notes the following
singular difference in the motion of the
tides in the Atlantic and Pacific oceans
On our own coast. in the Atlantic. they
flow from east to west on the coast of
Great Britain, from west to east and OF
the Pacific their motion is circular, they.
sweep round By Asia. turn and flow back
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-07

be distributed conflentially now, and
lnoen Only bStweeu the members and
tha press. The same general etscurity
Is brought to bear upon the Executive
functions Of the State Che Governors
message is generally difused The last
was detained in quarantine about week,
and is shortly, we suppose, to be fol-
lowed by tho proclamation But of the
doings generally Of tho State oficers,the
ppblipatian of their reporta ia irregular,
CT at least inadequate, and almost with
out system. Reports are made annual
ly by share of them, and may be sought
for Of their authors or friends upon the
ground. and obtained from timo to time
as favour or good fortune shall serve, by
those who are preserving them az mater
ia!s Of history. There is no adequate
system of reporting by State officials, by
which the public are made aware sooson-
ably OF the falflmcnt of official trusts,
Of tho care Of tho public palicy of the
State, Of tue measuros proposed by its
officers, Ought this to be 500 Is not
this state Of things which has occurred
by accident, which arose when the dele.
gates Of power and trust at Montpelier
were despotism Of limited powers,
which having done what was right in
their own eyes, were satisfied to tell the
story each in his own vorsionlTh mills at
that time were somewhat more frequent
than eclipses, and the press, in spite of
the familiar cut, could never have been
confouudcd with the shining Of the sun.
Is a correspondent writing to the
81. Adams Messenger, talks az if his
perceptive faculties were pretty well lo-
veloped Hear him Discourse about the
representative from Middlobury;
"JULIus A. BECKwirn ia Young. good
looking, attentive. aud worthy Of being
the chairman Of the Bank Committee
He is clear sighted straight forward
and sometimes speaks eloquonty. lie
lacks GOODNESS and patience to bear with
all the - Joe Bunkerismn of the House"
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FREE LovE.-Tho n Y EzpreS,

says -
A lady complains to the Mayor that
her husband belongs to spiritual circle,
meeting in the Bowery, and insists that
he has received communication, bid.
ding him to be less select in his inter.
course with females. and has endeavorcd
to persuade her to receive the company
of different men che gives two or three
names-ono well known"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-07

ARRANGEMENT CoNFIRwgD The
Chancellor has confirmed the arrange
ment made between the bondholders of
the Rutland and Burlington Railroad
Company last spring. BY this agree
mcnt the road remains in tue hands Of
the Second Mortgage Trustees, and the
interest wbeh earned is to be paid re-
spectively on first, second and third
mortgage. according to tho order Of
Claims. - Bclloigs Fails Argus.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-07

WoRTH FouR MILLloNs-Of Gen.
Cass. a correspondent writes:
spent 4 forenoon with Gen. Cass.
The old man still lives in the autumn
nal glories of we'll spent life is hale,
hearty and worth four millions. His
career has, Indeed, been successful. lie
speaks in foreboding language of our ma
tional prospects, aud is strong in the be-
lief that disunion will yet carry its ban.
ners over the Republic"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-07

A Celebrated lIaneman in Eng
land, showing the gallows attached to
Newgaie, observed to the bys;anders
Nhat ho had hung twenty persons on it
ot one time. Some one suggested that
it was too small Gov, no, bless you.
twenty-five people would swing on that
very comtortabic."
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-07

An auctioner in Detroit, +, few days
ago, while in the act of knocking down
an article to a purchaser. let the hammer
slip from his hand, aud thus most unex-
pectcdly struck a lady in the crowd
knocking her down He was arrested
aud fined s., the justice not allowing an
auctiopcr to knock down purchaser. as
we'll as the thing they purchase.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-07

Read carefully again aud again the ajverusement
found r another rouihn nj this paper for Dr. Coughs
ColuTbar Pills, then take and call upon the
Agents, snd Try this mild and innocent remedy for all
Bilious arrangements chr lady IN Bennington, After
suffering for Wiih Fits cured hv hsing six
boxes opslinr only 25 ceuIsa RoHTry them Tor He'd
ache, Health and strength are valuable, try thes
fills a4ly
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-07

E- The new bridge in this village
seems to give general satisfaction. Great
trcdis lie due to the present board of Sc.
lec,nep, for the thorough and subs.an.
tial manner in which i. is built.
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We advisepurchasers of fancy goods
and toys, to call on Holden e Cutter.
extensive importers, Is and II Kilby
Street, Boston. 25:Sw.
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Stray Calves.

Came into the enclosure Of the subscriber
on, or about the LIST OF October two RED
and WHITE CALVES The owner is re.
quested to prove property, pay charges ana
take them away JASON DAVENPORT
Middlcbury, Nov. 8, 1855. 29:Sw.
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Winter Goods.

Full, assortment Of desirable Goods
~ For Fail and Winter Trade, this day
received, and for sale sbcAp by
oct go, 1855. = NALLETTE.
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I'll arrico.

In this village, on the lth inst, by the
Rev. Mr. Webbc, Mr.. LoHN McBRlDs
to Miss MARY ANN HANEY both of this
place.
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y ie0,

\ In this village, at the residence Of
Nher son.in.law, J. S. Pierce, on the goth
dt., ESTHER HATcu, aged 7s years.
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Flanneis.

Oh PIECES Shaker, English and Do
~ nestle Flannels white and colored.-
Also, blcached and unbleached Cotton Flan4
nels, Oct, 20. V. NALLETTE.
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Silks.

~ PIECES black Gros Du Rhh Silks
III Sl,OO to 81 100 per yard Also, col
orod Dress Silks, Marccllines, Florence, g.
received and for sale by J.. WALLET IL.
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PHILOMATHESIAN NOTICE.

The Annual Public D1bats Of the
Phlomathesian Society of Midllebury
College, will take place on the evening
of Wednesday, the 18th inst ,ot o'clock
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-09
To the Public

This certify that June last attacked with
the Aslatic Cholera and Phyaican said.
in collapsed state had remained IN this state
tyo hours when physician Informed my family and
that could possibly live and strictly forbid
wife permitting one giving any medicine
shnent whatever IS il wound only hasten death
time Mr. ForshA to and brouaht w iIh
hin, bottle containing four ounces of his Alternative
m, and asked permssi0n OF my wife 10 II
mmeiia ely applied, and perspirstlon pri-
which time my eNtremitIss were cold. clsmmy
and head After the 9TH
er bottles of medicine, entirely relieved
all distress and few osys restored 20 health
would st eheeruily and heartily recommend this
Balm all who afflicted in similar have
also used in other diseases and have found il
excellent remedy. | DO think il be too highly
commended. JOEL KIRBY.
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No Is Fourth street, Tln- Salta q NIXON .
5ui}ding) Cincinnati, Ohio,
MANUFACTURER ana Importer Of Ores. Trim
VAmings Fringes Buttons Cords and Tsssels Threads
Tapes Blind Trimmings, Tailors Trimmings aud Fancy
Goods Agent for Machine silk and Thread, Needles.
snufacturing Silks. Worsteds ana Cotton
Eleven years experience in the Trimming business
enables the proprietor to his customers such
Of Goods the chang fshi os e
mAnd large stock of silk Freges Tasses and buttons
kept constantly hand mace order short notice
Frnses heavier and better than those made East
cheap. Persons Sewing Machines vii! Ind II
their advantage silk and thread made and
stooled expressly the machine store has been ia
ken Smith d Nixons building, the site OF tbs
Concert Hall, with view accommodate large stock
have the we'll arranged He feels confident that
he please call him it'll their orders
B-Cataogues sent by mail, post paid on application
Seps.ruber 1854 4i-tf
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Read the following Certificates:

Certificate Of pr IL Jordan, late resident ph ysician
the Folrth street Cholera Hospital
can cheer ully recommend the Alternative Balm the
public know ing do that II Is excellent article
used good the Cholera Hospital in THU.
city II OF cramps and pains IN the stomach anil
bowels also used II IN of Inflammation OF the
kidneys with the effect From knowledge OF
the above diseases sud others. which
have used it, have hesitancy pronouncins supe
rior 10 medicine hitherto offered the public it'll
which have become acquainted and would cheerfully
recommend il 10 the public.
]. II. JORDAN, NJ d.
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Goods at Cost!

TIE untsrsigned having Pt chased OF W Anderson
bis stoss Of Dry Goods will eontinae the business in
the sane house door east or the Exchange
sell the Goods AT COST for the purpose investing
capital IN Books and Stationery His
er. embracing almost variety CT Goods
and genieens wear which, fer beauty style 81
Perior OF AerIc are Rot excellea Il the place
He Wiz also continue 70 keep for sale seneT.
nen: CT Miseelsa and School Book il 81.
Gus departments Of literature HI. Of Sta.
fionery wii also embrace kind required by
want. OF community These he sell thew
can be purchased il the Wes. and Dry will Re
SOLD AZ cost Come and for Yourselves
J R. FRANKLIN
EAgefstoVo. lnd, august IL leo4 ?4-Sn
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BASIL BRIGHTWELL,

rs opening stock s,.son.he DRY Goons
siHoss article in the
qraity and prices be sIcsei
also received supply Of
Fresh Groceries. Queensware. &C.. SC,
The public respectfully iariied
themselves
1toCNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange for Goods
20 WOOL ~iH Ne purchased ST the highest rates
Richmond, NsvE 81. 1854 ys,s
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Shoes. Shoes.

SnOeS. ON0GS.
THE subscriber takes this oIportuEy of returning
i thanks to the citizens Of Richmand and vincini
~ their very kind and liberal patronage generously
bestowed stranger and he hopes by strict attention
to business and endcavorins please his friends
continuance OF the
He would inform them that he has hand Of the
largest stocks of Boots and shoes this
ing five thousand pair and mostly Of his
fcture and Of the best quality which he determined 10
sell the lowest cash prices They consist f the fol-
low articles Ladies fine Caters. Morocco Buskins Ac;
Gents fine Boots Congress do hip and Cowhdc do; Gents
Shoes: Patent Leather do Calf Morocco Nip and Coarse
Shoes Calf AMI Morocco Slippers Boys fine Calf Boots and
Shoes Morocco Kip AMI do: with several hundred
pairs Of Misses and Chireus Fancy Caters and Morocco
Boots of all eoors and sizes tedious mention.
with large aastIncE; Ct ladies Gents and ChiIdrens
Gum 0vershoes.
\. BAil work sold at this establishment warranted
10 rp:if il does, l will renair gratis.
sss Call and yourselves No. IS, Main street,
sign Of the Big Boot.
CHARLES PRICE.
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NOTICE.
Depot Me at House,

JOHN NJ. PAXSON
WILL have Fresh Men, for sale q. IN. W.rssou.. ~
w Brown 8 Morrow. aesr the Deeo. On Tuesday
1hursdsy and Saturday morning. of each week He re-
sPesually solieiss share Of public patronage. ,na i,
grateful for that already received
Meats As usual at the old stand Main street,
Riehmcnd, April g, 1854 -ss
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NEW GOODS.

NGW OVOUO.
I'VE undersigned opening their new Store
Nc 20 Main very general Of seasonable
ADA& ~ @0D0D AD-9
Embracing many scd desirable articles that
the narkc Oar assortment of plain bound and unbound
Shawl, CTaIe, SIX and Thibet Shaw h heavy silk
fringe Ct every shade fine Ba-celonia Book Muslin
aHike-chiefs Grapes Cape Lee Wash Gauze and Sheer
Beck Ausnz, Gloves, Hosiery and Linen Ha1dkerchief Mos
rinoes fhibcts, AlTarcas- I1s aa3 silk warp
AZ Shades extensive and unsurpassed beauty If
style Together with very -enaral variety Of
Ladies. City Made shoes.
Warranted Il the best and rk-uansf- Also
heavy stock T and boys winter B.ots and
Shoes Hats CAPS, &c. ali q which sell AZ n,
lowest cash prices, ami respectfully friends and the
public to drop il and examine for themselves
J. i !. c. HADLEY
l2Lh months, 10th. ISL 39-f
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do hereby tiy that the above certificate
and the of the physician made is
JULIA Ann KIRBY.
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TO ALL STOCK FEEDERS.

II oeen escerfaiHed the sures. method o.
ing fine stock, il BY Prorer food ard attention
Ieayiii's Imported Portable Will.
As above represented i. the Machine By which more
good iced be prepared in les, and with pow
than other chine hundreds Of expert
sncet farmers testify Among the which this
mill IL adsFted, sreCrush Corn and Cob together
Smelling Corn, Grinding Meal. Making HcHny, Grinding
Oats &c Unlike other Crushers this Mill feeds i,.el
perfectly with the largest ears OF corn 81 throwing il
eushel tine.
This celebrated and truly valuable Machine is fer
ey J. n BOSWELL. Riehaoad. In where he be sd.
dressed ia regard TO Mil. county rights. The
demand or those CTGsEers justify Il reducing
price to s45-
II Farmers call W Wednesdays. Thu-.a.y. or Fri
day. at me Railroad Depot and this MI before
oGyIng else -here-
November u, 1884 p,l ,rIF,r,f
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n R MORRISON Main St, Ricfrno nd, Ind still
II continues manufacture. order, every variety
Plain and Ornamental Tomb Stones Monuments &C Sc
OF the latest style and most beautiful patterns.
~ He takes pains III informing his friends that ne
will sell cheap. not httie cheaper ready cash
than be bought in the State.
His work is warranted equal made in the West.
and perfect satisfaction guaranteed The public
ted 20 call and examine his stock and specimens
Richmond. March 10. 1854
Hastily they turn TO the right and enter store
OF Sunday school books. or something OF that
kind
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- I have just received from New York and
cincinnati. extensive and superior stock Of
Ladies, Misses and Chdren's Shoes consist
ng o. French Kid, Enamelei. bronze and tan
seIore1 ana ShpperA Jenny Lind Caters for La
dies Misses and children Boots And shoes for men
snd boys such calf goat, enaeled patent Iea,her and
cloth Congress Shoes and Slippers.
Hats Of various styes-Silk. Panama Palm ana Ma
sseibc, latest style and most beautiful finish.
an manufacturing all Of the fashion, b. kinds ~
Boots and Shoes to order Of the best and
1Anshp having in employ the best of workmen feel
confident from the experience have had th.,
~ work VIII compare favoraby with any in the
Thankful for past patronaSe respectfully solicit
anes Of il. JOB norton
Aacnnond, sept .. 1854. Aft