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BRooKVILLE coLLRGE,

BR00KVILLE COLLEGE.
gM<iflt fnstitutloni IL nos ready fofeceive anf
81 unfnbefof Young Fe uflenfen and younEia.
dlos, and Afford them The beft olIaeIIIilss
fofohtnlninr thorough sdaennon. The bnildlrs
II large ana convenient. ana The uonfd 81 d. strive
ton ~ betnCrnased &c lhp wants ellie lnsfnflon
demand. Those tounf men who MAJ effn prefer
toffaduHlen older insiiufionss Wide eeIiio hel
classes afH not TOO large fuf crnfenigntf. aud
whore thay are notfnafAi ~ undergraduates, a.
In lnoslold lnstiiutlonss fonhfladits. On grad.
uaunr, will receive appropriate diplomas,
boarding can be hadln good fnmIliss, ueafihe
college odlhee aiiWp dollars per weel fennf
men ~ board themselves Al hb0ti siti3 tshispeI
week. The prices ~ tuliluufauas from 81 90 -
90 900 % fanaflaf viii tan per luHf dInfeuHff nf
siganet taslnenf. taffflhf particulars afdf1 ~
ttns "a. IorkI. FFfs'l
bfstsllif "a, FEB. 1854.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
This Is 10 certify that. In June last, l was
attacked with the Asiailc Cholera; and was
soon. az my physfcIsn states In collapsed
state. ! had remained iifthipslate some two
hours. when my physician informed my fam.
ly aud friends that could not possibly h :,
and strictly forbid my wife permitting AM
one giving me any medicine or nourlshment
whatever, az Il would only hasten my death
Az this tImeMr. Fovha came TO see me. and
brough, with him bottle containing four
ounces Of bis Alternative Balm, end asked
permission Of my wIio TO use II on me, as he
thought Il would Immediately give ease. !
was immediately applied, and In less than ten
minutes | was stored, aud was IN warm
persplratloa, prior 10 which time my exuemI-
ties were cold. elammy sweat was on my
face aud head. After the use of two other
bottles OF the aame medicine. was entirely
loved Of all distress, aud In few days was
restored 10 health.
| would mosi eneerfully aud heartily rec.
ommend ths BALM 10 all who are afflicted
In similar way have also used II In
other diseases. and have found IL mos,
excellent remedy I do not think u can be
loohighly recommend.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-04

Wholesale Depot, at. g. q. Reak.
hift'a, No, 81 Pearl VI. Gin.
DR.. =. w Foraha, Drug Store, No
aide OF Filth A., 2 doors east Of Smith
Gin. o.
For sale at II. Tynsr's, ID. Price 4
Hon's, Llnck A. farquhar'a,Df. Moody'a
and Dr. Iiallea, DIookvIile. Ind.
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Npring SADDLE Tree.
rTER GREAT LABOR ana expense, We afe
. nov enhplnd tofufuiaI these unfIfnli1d IIonT
lhquantlts al shou noueo. Prices ease each.
laah.
nUNTrR, coBunN. EDAEsTos a nARn.
sole Manufacturers and Wholesale dealefsin Sad.
dlofy, Hardware asd Coach Trimmings. Ne.
Church building, y ainut aifcst, Cincinnati, uhio
We also have a full supply % uaf rsffEt Iisis
fitnfh,
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And ~ Druggists and Dealers,
Al iattuFH directed 10 tho proprietor ~ agent
receive Immediate attention,
lnnai1siys
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-25
MACKENZIE. PRATT. & CO.,

MACKENZIE, PRATT, s; CO.,
Having bought the entire stock of firm in New York
unfortunate in business have determined to sell it the
I" New York Brnmch,'' Sc Main Street..
unparalleled low prices The Goods are all of the lat
and most fashionable Styles having been purchased
this expressly for the New York City trade and
will clear them out at such prices must for
US a rapid and complete clearance. We will sell for
" cash. and at one price only" 1t has been the
constant exclamation by all who have purchased of us
since opening; " How you sell SO cheap?" We
reply that buy for cash. and sell ut such low prices
leave all competition in the distance. Our motto
always being the 'nimb!e sirpence in preference to
the sloO shilling" we are determined to keep and live
up the times and to supply the ladies of Worcester
with stylish
FANCY DRY GOODS
AT reasonable figure. We are death on all kinds of
monopoly. Our Goods all marked In plain figures,
from which will deviate Read the list of prices
annexed and decide for yourselves Today we present to
the public the following:
STRAW BONNErs, in every variety OF style, and
cheaper by half than ever.
ladies' Embroidered COLLARS 4c to 81.
Ladies' French Embroidered Collars, 81 to 81.
Ladies' French Embroidered HABITS, Csc to So.
=" SLEEVES, 23c to "a.
Cambria and Swiss FLoUNOINGs at almost any price.
Ladies' KID GLOVES, those we sold at soc, for 374c
per pair
Ladies' French Kid Gloves those sold e2lc for 5Oc
" very best, those we sold
at 75c for e2lc,
Ladies', do not lose this chance.
Ladies' Heavy Cotton GLOVES, from Sc pair.
Ladies' Iisle Thread do. from SIC pair.
ladies' Light silk Kid made Gloves, only 3Oc pair,
usually sold at so 62ac per pnir.
Ladies' good English HOSE, So pair.
Ladies' very fine English Hose, two pairs for Csc.
Chidrens Hosiery, in like proportion, "cheap."
Pure Linen Handkerchieis from 6, each
LAoES, every description at very low prices.
Plain and Plaid oAMBRIos from 19lc per yard
Swiss MUsLINs, in huge quantities, "cheap."
Black and Colored Dotted Wells, only 23c each.
Lace and Homiton COLLARS, sets in immense guam
titles.
Infants WAISTS, from 25c to 50, only half price,
Tapes 20 apiece, Needles Sc paper, Pins Spool Cot
ton Sc dozen, Pearl Buttons 30 dozen Hooks and Eyes
zoe box of "a dozen serpentne Brads &c dozen yds
Ladies', have for these goods come and take
them at your your prices.
We would Just say a word to the gentlemen Do you
know that we have splendid article in Black Silk Neck
Handkerchefs for 81, well worth 81 co. Socks Coored,
White, aud Fancy, from los pair Pure Linen Pocket
Handkerchief coored borders ~ and 4sc EACH worth
&c aud 02lc each and Shirt Bosoms at the almost fabu
lous price of dime each Only think Of that and
and look at them,
IJMilliners and country merchants supplied on the
most liberal terms.
We would remark that Light Spring Bonnet
Ribbons can't be beat. We sell them Tor The INN IN
the thing, az ~ per cent less than usual prices Down
with monopoly at the
"NEW YORK BRANCH,n
SO Main ST., Worcester.
MACKENZIE, PRATT, a co,
ap2l du Propuetors.
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I0pertisemellts. ,
pupURIJCAN PAPER FOR THE
a PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
TIT r. BACKBONE .

rL D o,,,blicqn movement strong in both Truth and
Occasion needs but an earnest and intelligent Presenta
Gon Of It's FACTS the honest mind Of the country,
he overwhelmingly strong at the BALLOT Box The
srcv of the occasion demands the enlistment Of the
pres; to its utmost Therefore it proposed
issue early in the month of May, campaign paper, to
be called THE BACKBoNE to be continued until the Prei
dentia Election. and devoted to individual or local
purpose but the earnest and emphatic annuncation of
the Facts anti Arguments of the Republican CAUSE
and for the Cause sake the hearty support Of tue
inees of the 18th of june whoever they may be-
confidently believed that the deep and wide spread
interest felt in the of the Republican Movement
in the comilg struggle, will give this campslgner chcu-
ation hitherto unknown in the history OF pa
pershus enabling its Publisher to command Tor It's col
the ablest Re publican talent OF the country anu
making it indeed 'BAcKBoNE" paper The gallant style
in which the great of OHIO has taken her place IN he
Republican column it is thought lends propety to the
decsonIto plant this press the soil consecraed at first
by eersons Great Ordinance OF Freedom ana now res
cuei from every faint of Doughfacery
Cleyeldnd Mo ming Leader, Cleveland. 0hio will be
Of respectable szs on new type anu IN ng :.
copies 81 When in packages of 20 more, to one ad
dress, SO per copy. Payment invariably in ad-
vance
~ VIII not some working -Republcan, in every town
in all the States where the circulation OF free papers is
tolerated, make effort for securing Club of at
JOHN R. FRENCH,
APPS d2t&wlt Cleveland, Ohio.
NJOTICE.-GARDNER Gibson has just
LIZ pleted, and patented in America, England, and
France, his new invention, the "CONB" FCRN ACE and
asks the special attention of those about erecng
modelling buildings well dealers in Hot Air Steam,
Hot Water Furnaces and all nteresed in steam pow
er, to carefully examine this invention which entirely
CHANGES the PRINCIPLE and CHARACTER Of HoT Ala FUR
NAoGs deueioptng another and neo principle, and
obviang all former objections their The practical
operation of number of these Furnaces erected during
the past winter, points out discovery in science by
which the most wonderful economy futl has 6-en IL
aned and clearly demo sraes that the waste heat lost
from chimneys is enough to warm every dwelling in the
Nv
warm the house.
This disco7ery-simple in itsefs the daily wonder of
those who witness results and becomes matter of
surprise that plan at once simple and practical in its
operation should thus far have entirely escaped the notice
of scientific men, We believe one who investigates
this principle will he liable Furnace constructed
on any other principle and invite all who would wit
ness its operation to call at the store Of
Gibson, GOULD, & CO.,
Nos. 80 & 1O1 Blackstone Street, Boston, Mass.
APPS d1mis
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Auttion5.
~ SEE FIRST PAGE.
RI d. N. VAIII.
fF!;f r r G II A NC En-!
5sLli eENIhEL COTTAGE HOUSE AND LOT


~ RARE CHAN CEy.
EAiiI NEN4EbL OUTAGE HOUSE AND LOT
- Al Auction.
" feen ST., cor Plymouth ST.
sAIoI.DAX April 20, at 10 O'Clock will he sold with
o On the premises, the beautiful residence now
o s T anu occupied by WIN. H. JOuRDAN ESQ sup't
" providence Railroad lis without ores
gn tne most perfect and convenient Cottage for sale in
s CITY containing eleven rooms finished in most thor
ouEh manner without regard to expense is bandsocjv
papered ana paed IS in perfect repair; bas n;a4za
'front.' and rear well OF nevsr failing god water: iargs
brck cssVern laid in CEMENT for rain water good FTT
nacej Battling Room, with all the fixtures; EnnsrSo-
Celari fine Basement, with sundry conyenienees Al
joining the house is and convenient BARN ,rtL
accommodations for two horses. Adjoining the same Is a
Poultry Yard
THE LOT contains about $500 square feet Of land
being about 70 feet Green Street and 1913 on Plymouth
Street Upon the over so large splendid Print
Trees of choice varieties of Pear Peach Plum and Cher
nearly all in bearing condition; several fine Grapes
Vines with arbor currant bushes &c. &C. 1t is also
elegantly ornamented with Box-borders Arbor Vita
hedges, and ornamental trees. Six beautiful Naples in
front On Green street.
This property is located In proximity to the Rail-
road depos manufactures in desirable neghborhocd
&C. The place needs only to be be appreciated
and would advise all persons wishing to purchase to
examine the premises previous 70 the day OF sale.
Terms LIBERAL For further particulars or admission to
The premises, inquire Of VIM. II. Jourdan, ESQ, at p
Depot, or of the Auctioneer, office 100 Main Street.
opposite the Post Office.
Worcester, April %, 1855. dts
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BY E.. w. VAIL.
o. ~ ELIGIBLE NEW HOUSE AND LOT

H3,,,l At AUCTTONt!
A5sA NO. 30 Irving Street.
VIII be sold without reserve on the premises FRIDAY
April 20 at O'Clock, this very desirable House. stu-
ated as above piazza in 'front.' containing sixteen rooms
conveniently arranged fer two enements thoroughly fin
shed Parlors with folding doors, marble mantes; good
water &c. Sc The lot contains about 5000 square feet
of land, well stocked with choice variety of Fruit
Trees.
The location Of this property peasanbeing elevated
commanding fine view Of the city, and but few steps
from the City Hail. Terms very easy For further par
Auctoneer office $50 Main street. opposite the Post Office
Worcester, April % 1856 dts
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CRASH PHIZ!! BANG!!! RTP!!!!
AT Sc Main Street, Worcester.
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BRISTOL FERRY nor

a BRISTOL FERRY HOUSE,
y...LslIF The subscriber would lnlolm his numerous
rS friends and the public that he has taken lease
idiH Of the above hotel, and viii open Il for the
kAAA ception OF company on the lst Of May. Tho
Hotel Is mcdern one, and for situation unsurpassed
The spot on which II stands Is Of the most delightful
IN Rhode Island, commanding ne view Of the Bay, the
River and Mount Hope Bay, and is easy Of access from
all parts Of the country.
Persons from New York should take passage for Fall
River where breakfast be had board the boat next
morning, Leaving the latter place At o'clock and In half
an hour landing at the wharf directly In front OF the
Bristol Ferry House The communication Is direct with
Newport, Providence, and Boston several times day,
and excellent horses and carriages can be had at all
times for the accommodation OF visitors, who will also
nd al this point great facilities for fishing and bathing
CHARLES DEvENs, Jr. Proprietor,
Late Of the Tonro Houle, Newport.
NIB. The Bristol Ferry House will be kept open through
out the year. ap2l d3w
GRAPE VINES.-Concord, Hartford Prolific,
w Diana, Isabella, FtchbulR z, Blackstone, Catawba
Native White and Eary Purple varieties, Tor sale al Che
worCebr Nursery, 0ouhbsdge street. short distance
south Of the Junction Railroad Station T'7T
apI2 dAwsw 3. II. COTTON.
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office No. Flagg's Building.
d. 1 SHALL SELL AT AUCTION, on
SATURDAY, April go, at O'Clock NJ, on
llSllssl the premises, a good COTTAGE HOUSE, and
o the lot contains about 5000 feet Of land, with good
well Of water and variety of Fruit Trees; situated
Chandler street.
Il is and desirable residence, and will be sold
without reserve. Terms LIBERAL
ap24 dstt KENDALL WHITTEMoRE
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"Trip GOODS.
R e d U c ED ~!

I'd ICES RE DU CED !!!
Now is the time buy CARPETS at very low prices.
Owing 10 the backwardness Of the spring trade have
determined to reduce the prices Carpets to point
that will its speedy reduction. Cur Carpet stock
is Of the largest to be found in any Carpet house in
New England, and consists in part of
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AWFUL FAILURE.
ERRIBLE ICY.
Look Out for the Locomotive

COME AND SECURE THE BARGAINS
TAKE THEM AWAY
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see First Page"
ENREEDOM NOTICE.-This certifes that
a. for reasonable consideration have this day re-
fnqushed to my son, CHARLES L. PACKARD, all the
future time OF his minority with license from trans
act Business for himself as though he were Of iu age
and that shall claim of his earnings or nconze,
nor pay any debts OF his contracting after this date
ELIJAH PACKARD.
witness-w. A. PACKARD
Worcester, April "a, 1856. d3us
ICE! ICE! ICE!-Fhose wishing to be sup.
Il piled with Ice will bs accommodated by applying at
the Office No. IA Main Street, over the Quin.
at the following places:
Lyman DruTy's, Nos. 81 and IS Front Street.
Becher x stowells, City Hall.
Ellis Faggs, Park Street
The terms for supplying Ice for 1856 areor 5000 lbs
and under, 25 cents per 100 pounds; 5000 10000 lbs
20 cents per 100 pounds all over 10000 pounds,
shilling per 100 pounds.
The above prices for CASH In order to prevent de-
tenton it will be expected that the retrgeraors and
u Rerrigerators for sale at the Office Office hours
from to II A. NJ, and from 2 to O'Clock P NJ.
ap23 DIFF WALKER sWEETSER.
VKNO THE LADIES.-MIss NJ. A. CoGGsWELL
would say to the ladies of Worcester and vicinity
that she has removed from store No. lO4 to Nc 1924
Main Street, opposite Union Block, where she intends to
keep as good assortment of MILLINERY EN-
BROLDERIES, and TRIMMING GOODS, as can be
found in this city.
She would also express her thanks for the very liberal
patronage she has received the last three years. aud in
ytes them all to cali at her New Store, where every effort
shall be made to please them apps daw1m
AOTlCE.-lhe subscriber would hereby give notice
that he has disposed of his interest in the firm of j.
EDDY co. Of Athol. to MICHAEL C00GAN, and
would cordially recommend him his former friends and
patrons The name and style of the firm will be the same
as heretofore. ANDRUS MARCH.
Mllbury, April 81, 1856 d6t*
WOUNG LADFES' SCHOOL,
CLARKs BLOCK, Worcester, Mass
PROFESSOR BUSHEB will open School on the first
MONDAY in May for the instruction of select class of
Youn Ladies'.
For terms, and further PARTICULARS see circular.
ap16 DIV
VENHE FRENCH LANGUAGE.-Mons and
Nine. bOREL, de ROSSIMIERE respectfully give
notice that they continue give instruction the French
(her natve) Language.
Thy propose to form two classes upon the fifteenth of
April inst One for Ladies and Gentlemen, meet Tues
days and Fridays, at O'Clock NJ, their rooms No.
~ Exchange street. The other for Children meet on
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, at O'Clock P. NJ
REFERENcEs-Jules F. Malignon, Boston, Rev. Messrs.
Hale, Bent Morrison, and James, Mr.. Eli Thayer, Drs.
Joseph and Henry Sargent, Worcester.
Worcester, April LIST, 1856. diff
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f A n Q Y Or O O D S
At ruinous low prices. Ruinous to all competitors
and great saving to all our customers
The following is list of prices of some of our Goods
and we would beg ladies call at our Store and examine
them before purchasing elsewhere
STRAW BoNNETs from Csc to "a so each.
DRESS GAPS, from 25c upwards
Bonnet Ribbons, from 12l to 42c per yard.
ladies' and Chldren's HOSE from to SOC per pair.
GLOVES, from to zoe pair.
Muslin and Cambria Chemisettes firm SOC to SIS piece
SLEEVES from 25c to ! pair:
COLLARS, from &c to So piece
BANDS and FLOUNCINGs, from
12lc to $40 per yard.
Embroidered HANDKERoHTEFs, from Sc to 81 EACH
Muslin and Cambria In ertngs and Edgings, awful low
Laces and Edgings of all descriptions, almost given
away.
Pure Linen Poke Handkerchief from &c to 81 so ench
Ladies' French Kid Gloves, from so 10 75c pair
WHITE GOODS, in plain Swiss Muslin, Dotted Mus
Inns and wrought; checked and striped Cambrics
etc.
Infants Waists Ladies' Embroidered Skirts, at from
30 cents to $40 apiece
Black Brussels and Honiton Laces, very cheap
Black Lace Mits, for 12lc pair and upwards.
parasos, an endless variety very cheap.
Gents Cravats, Hose, and Shirt Fronts extraordinary
ly lows and thousand other articles generally kept in
French Fancy Stores, will be sold over than any other
house in this city.
Can early and convince yourself whether the above Is
not true statement of prices we have enumerated
M Frs MBERGER.
MrwFn.
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Notifies.

For "Real Estate" "Wants," "7o Lett"
see First Page
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BEST BLACK SILKS.

We have now in store 3 different qualities, including
all our regular styles, and all widths
From "a 10 SO Inches,
Our best makes, WHICH WE WARRANT NOT TO
cBACK, and sold only by US in this city.
The great celebrity of these best goods has induced the
introduction of counterfeits against which we desire to
caution customers
The genuine goods are always to be found, at low
prices, at
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6sM FRUIT TREES AT AUCTION
t9S In front Of Putnam's Auction Rooms. SATURDAY
morning, April rs, at half past O'Clock, goo
Apple and Cherry Trees of the best kinds and
extra Sizes The Trees will be taken up Friday, the
25th inst. Sale positiue ap24 d3t
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BY AUGUSTUS E. PECK, Auctioneer.
DEMOvAL.-THE AUCTION SALE OF
BAN RUPT STocK
Of Ready Made Clothing, Cloths, Cassimeres,

y GmON AAs-Ahh AGOILON cALh Of
BANK RUPP STOCK
Of Ready Made Clothing Cloths, Cassimeres,
Doeskins, Vestings, railors' Trimmings,
and Gents Furnishing Goods,
Is REMOVED to No. 1855 Main Street, ID do r
north OF the Post Office, commencing THIS "wednesday
EVENING April Esd, and continuing through the week,
will be sold, lot of READY MADE CLOTHING and
Gents Furnishing Goods, consisting in part of the fol-
lowing, viz:
BLACK, BLUE, and BROWN FRocKs and SACKS,
FANCY DOESAIN PANTS, BLACK DoESKIN PANTS,
satinet do, VESTS in great variety Of styles and pat
terms, White ard Fancy Shirts, Bosoms and Collars,
Orayats, Neck Ties Hand kerchie Gloves, Undershrs
and Drawers, ana variety Of goods usually kept in
retail store Of the kind.
1t being stock recently purchased at shsri6s Safe,
for CASH
The undersigned being determined to dispose Of the
above stock Ia the shortest possible time VIII now oner II
at auction and at pruate sale lots 70 suit purchasers
Persons wishing any OF the above named goods viii ind
this chance seldom met with, as goods viii be offered at
prices that fail to suit the moss economical pur
chaser.
Now is your time. Don't let this chance slip by, for
you can save than so per cent by purchasing this
sale.
b examine this stock, credit will be given for
Of one hun ired dollars and upwards, good notes.
''''' ~ ''''~'' '~' john WARDEN.
worcester, April 20, 1856. dts
- AUCTION.-wili. be sold at Public
Zlrr%. Auction, on MONDAY, the 2sth day Of April
LIZ II. R1cB, In Amory Village, Mlubury, the loI.
lowing property, to wits
Horses, b0pen Buggeu,
Oaryan, Lumber Wagons.
Chalses, BslelRhs.
2 Top Bugges, Buggy Harnesses,
with many other articles.
,,,, n y. MILLS, AuotiOneer
Mnl0ury, April %, 1859. dts
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Another Gun from the "New York Branch
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By L. b. LAMSON, Auctioneer.
20 WILL BE SOLD in front x x-m
tXy1AS Of Putnam's Auction Rooms, on Ssfsf5se8
GA-4l SATURDAY morning, April 20, at -SS---az.
10 O'clock several good business HORSES; two good
Chases, leather ined Top Buggy, in good con-
dton; one very nice new open Buggy Market and Lum
Der Wagons.
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miscellaneous,

SrrxN IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
IN just received, good assortment Of La
~ dies Caters and Kid Boots Ladies' Kid
S~&a24SDand Morocco Shoes and Slippers, Misses
and Chdrens Boots, Shoes, &c, which selling off
at very low prices, at No 81 Main Street
ap24 d3w I. S, CHAPMAN.