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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-09
Theatrical mud nlussral.

Nmo's GAppxS.-1hc pleasing comic psnsornims ~
"hanco" Is announced for 70 night together With tight
rope exercises and grand FESTIVAL Daosant"
BowKsY Tsssrs Mr.. Chanf,su will this evening 40.
pear In bis fsvoric parts Of Nose In Linda" and Mr.
Toodes In 1.-THE Toodles" The sviss Coipge- preoedes
them.
BrRroSs Nh and Mrs Florence are 10 perform In the
drama Of the "rish Fmierant" the comicai,y called
"a Lesson TO Husbands and the farce Of the "Yankee
Bousctccper."
wArIAezs--Mrs. W wslsok, Jr., viii personsse
her fav, rite character Of Blanca In the tragedy oTazo
Tho amusemenh wiz conclude with the farce q Trying
ton"
Lara KsxSys-rhe nov play entitled 'rIlre's Troubled
Tides Ia 10 be enacted for the second time this evening
Miss Keene and other avores The cast svaricty
Va 10 be the aierpecc
ArTucAs Nussus.-"Pcor rlncoddyr and uThai Bless.
cd bahy" 10 be repeated this afternoon In the even.
ing are 70 have the thrilling drama Of FRAUD and Ne
ylctms"
usy-r1,e vsrions managers onhe ooicred opera
tender the usual variety OF songs, &C. for night, TO-
gether with lbe farce Of the "Happy Man, ri George
Chrsty and Woods, the operatc spectacle Of ALADDIN
VI BuckjeY's, snd the burcssue "Comep n RryantS
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THE BROOKLYN WAFVI,S WORKS.

The Great Ponds-Ths open Canal md Oh
tections % 1.-THE Conduit-Ths Largest
Distributing Reservoir In the United states,
&c, NC.
Tho water works FOR the supply Of he city Of Brooklyn
have been In process Of construction during year. sad
are now In sufficiently forward state Of prssress to give
an exact IDEA Of what they win be eventually Netting
could better show the ignorance Of New York with regard
70 her sister city than that uotoe nas hitherto been
taken Of this immense work; and the citizens Of our city,
Who are SO justy proud Of heir Groom Depst ent, will
be acushed 10 bear that Brooklyn WILL long, have
not merely far larger supply, but win be enabled to
furnish tho lever part Il New York city VITA much sd
vantage its present supply, both regards effective
head and annual ccs.
The pr+cipe Of supply in these works Is different
from az Others and therefore may excuse the Question
which IL contrually asked by New Workers, 'where
they going - get their waterf" chain IF hills
through the Of Los Island and the country slopes
down each SIDE All the water which fails rises
the eastern Of this Sbone percolates 70
wards Che ocesn but Is caught up IN Its
Der OF poo or rather small lakes, which lie almost in
direct hnc parallel with the eastern coast. Not of
bese poras situated than sixteen feet above
tide anS they he q distance OF sixty miles Only six
of tnem viii be used for present demsnds but additional
supplies be added from time 10 time to any extent, oy
connecting other ponds.
In order 70 give the fusest description of the entire
works will be necessary to examine the various stages
in following order:-The Of supplythe ponds
canal connecting the various ponos closed condui
tn 10 engine house, the distributing reservoir
the distributing mains 70 city.
The from hch the present supply Of s To
be Obtained are known as follows by the inhabitants Of
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that the water win have TO be- forced up into tho
basin This v IN DO effected by OF two pump
Ing engines, each Of . capacity suncient 70 pump
100000 OF gallons ITO feet high, In sixteen
huure, De forcing pipes or mains 70 the reservoir
being Iree feet In diameter and Of strength
Thes, engines Will be put In hand Immediately. Prepara
hoys ar now being made erect the vAsious budina
REQUISITE iu u department They win consist Of IN On
gre 100 feet by 90 feet and height of ~ Feet With
boiler houee nearly tho same size. There arc other
buildings in connection with hem which will form the
subk Of report at such time they are In progress
TIE GREAT Underwood kBsRRvOrR.
This immense undertaking II now in . forward state,
ard will DO completed during the present ear is latu
ated the Cy press Hill Cemetery, from which Is
separated by deep valley. F'om The works now going
on splendid vie can obtained of jamaica Root away
Copey Island Sandy Hook ana Intervening country The
plot Of our which the reservoir stands forty eight
extent the reservoir oovernG twenty six acres
and capable OF holding le7 100000 Of gallons 1t viii be
much larger than any other In me safes a. can be seen
by the following table,
pIsTRlsUTTNa kxsKRYoiRs IN THE UNITED sTATes.
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A Voice from the southern ChivaIry-A Left
Handed Compliment
ffrom the Charleston Mercury

TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
We owe the NV YoRx HuUID correction and dm-rfe
last Presidential campaign, and viii cbesTfiy make q
The HERALD advocated the election Of Col Fremont 70
the Presidency Fremont the regular candidate Of
the black republican party, accepting their platform OF
principles and policy The leading portion OF their pat
form was that slavery should be excluded from Kan ,ss,
that aies should be erected 90, OF the
ornmon territory or admitted into the Union We, there
fore took for 0vnyd WITHOUT crd-stndton, IA > HE
RAIN, supporting N, candidate, supported ~. prtnps upon
shich W. al TIE North and lie, has party, op
posoi 70 the rpeai If Ne Aaort oorapromiS and sn faur
Of VI rcstorusn and ne prccs,cn IF asuey FIRM " rr
Tttrses We asscrled thai In doing This, the HERALD
Proposed 10 do, unconsiuuonsy acsording 70 the deci
sion since mace what the black republican party ms
propose 10 do contuuonaly through the regular forms
or The general government hey get the
We urged thsi the tendency OF oil who advocated the In
reference OF the general government with me Institution
OF slavery, IN its abolition "and that all who contributed
TO such result, whether mediate immediate,
mics"
Bal pe hdrs BEEN nisiote in rr7osine h1 ne HERArD
supported PSe~ont on the ground otich ~ yepsd
dtsocrc IA; took ground Of oon-pctdidr 70 u~lf-
and t'hoa touching uos mast prom,n>v Ge controversy
This freely acknuv ledge and henceTor ward
che have less faith In the adasc Of Horaoe-"Noscy
ssfL.v
While, however giving The TIsR,D the benefit Of this
correction 10 he fullest extent, trust be allowed
70 say that based vbs'ever grounds the advocacy Of
Fremont, standing on the platform be occupied, and
by the black republican party, appears IN Judgment,
IN effect ana mount ~ enforcement OF their policy
fremons election, We suppose, wo I'd certainly have
secured the ascendapcy ~ back repubhcansm and the
And ne HxsID, a contributor 10 fch vauu mediate
trwedt>, uhehr ~ des0n ultftcr,fonaiv, ,c1s no
fytp6 10 me Sh yr1ciic IlV and shaano> true %
he consolidation az ssrce erpcr'def.
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Brooklyn CITY ecws.

DTrrr srrws-A correspondent calls the attention OF
the street 0onmiss cners and Aldermen Of The secoud
yard Brooklyn, 10 the hhy condition Of an alley s,tu
sed midway between Main and Water streets he com.
plains that 90 much ah and gbsse should be sov IN
collect In place where families living on all sidee
ard compelled every sne door or window II opened 20
innae the pestenal euvs that arises with every breath
OF Wind from this horrid locality. For the last seven
months this alley has cleaned until the 9Th has
accumulated 10 such 90 extent thai is utterly
lmVastlbe.
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glEAREn
Steamship Quaker City, shueidt Havana Nobie-Pos-
snip Guy Nanp,ring, Doisrd, Lverpoo,rsylor Merrill
Fali Atlantic tBrenS Feldhussa Bre@sn@BurOhArd
Para Ps vi Phillips darasnss ,''''' ~
ssIt dsn. mss.f s1 S %
s.rs Is ,!,, T,.sy MCu,s ny rSn'TE tacs Co
prr u wlebrordus tpuicO, simmermann. Rouerdan-J
s ,s . .o,s e., or A"ori. ssssn-lE am,oss
Rrg Gi;sIi.t: R.wsy, sosiCa.a n Broosmsn 90
sesr icnaon Car,. wallis. 9, Iohu. MIS- Deaisy.
SCI, T.;.s s@6h Mo-, 70
ssr car,S,sea. Bsser Pslas ipsis@J.s Hand "'' -
s sSdI Mara ,,r Coz 49, sc.opsrs sou
Steamer s. %,ssson s.ssr s- .s..
Steamer ironsides vsndeveer, Phiadeipha
SHuvED
Bark Dina Dutch Ne Ham. Havana Is days, with sugar
Fars . " Horton lot RocsnodD, Clm.r, Sauna, days
=. Bars IN cdore Curtis o Eeeporp Edmouds, sagus May
Bsis ssfs%lssse L. ashsr G,snraeso. May 10. with sa
gar % Noss.s res lor 4 o.
%s c"sy E2 Morn Reggie sS NAY p n n ,ss ne
and have been days North Of nseras with light
Rrig snijs Brous uIanov saiop WORKMAN rmien King
sehmii had much fos and saw considerable drln
Bsis New wo,a totss- oresns,, oypa.n,, o.rasnA..
Brig Rebeocs tBf, Henebe. Ms,anIas Is DAYS with sugar
Brig Ocrsb sle tbrD, Doe Bermuds June with potatoes
and Bpss.epger., To- fenn-nn Jones
10 whitney A 20 Ia ying at Port Morris
Brig BurmAh kckensie, CAAis 10 days with amoer 10
Prfg Y Hsssin. Snow Rordont for Bostnn.
sctr Evir. tof Ibcmas,on) Allen. Kingston, ia n dsys
schr hspov-r nbori 8, Jaso de oub. May Is viii sAsn
schr Jsns ingram, Merrill Wilmington. NC
fchr Vim Bennett Parker, yirsinls.
~hr earn fneul No tonN achf. aava
schr Melbourne, Hunt, RocslaDd
schr Granite state, Halru. Boston.
Rhr American Rele, Chase. Boston
schr harm, w,ser Boston.
rchr Mary jsn-, Bstpr boston for Atbsny.
schr Philsdelphis, slurers. Bo-snu for albany.
fcrr Hannah ~ Ni-kerson. gourester
schr iraee,h Davidson, Long, Gopces,er.
schr y rsrnes, Rymgnd Gloucester.
scsr wsrhs ssria, Small Salem.
Scnr VIM rnnQues, naggst, Taunton.
pcbr Noius we-ss warrhsm
schr wilii.m Thomas B--se wa,ehsm
fchr q II fislnch Hodres New Haven.
schr Andes, Higgins. hridgeport
schr Heroine Hampton New Iondou for Philadelphia
echr Maria, Cook Albany for Bosion.
schr prun mond, Tor WITH mdse from ~reck Of sctr
cisrola sshgr~ on long Heach
scop Washington, Kenny; New Iopdon-
Sloop Aurora, sppeby Norwich
Steamer Boston. Stlew, Philadelphia
Steamer beverly. Pierce Phnad-lpna
Eteamer " Beach sander,, Boston.
Tho packet ship James Poster Jr from Liverpro arrived
lsst niFiL hes passcnge- May lat a, lon B. erchang
ed signals with ship cambria. bound East
IN. sseaminr WIN webb, Capt Hszrari from zSsnurna
Es havirF N ship Y l. lane, dsys
pasrre reported having len si the 81 and
rived here " ,he Ga. Al nM-three asSs
p4arshp Quaker CIV Havana and .sohe ships Mornlns
Idsbl Liverpool: Old Colony. san Franoson
W srrinr he dsv from toe
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AABIfImk lNTkLLIsgNCG.

new yoRK-rHn
IrN RISES. MOON RISES eve ~
" HIGH wATrR morn %
Port of New York. june y. 1897.
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BOSTON June sArr baks Alberta. Hlcnsorn Osrienss.
Cham sleeper Turks Islands brig Lyra Haskell Pnaei.
phia steamer Palmetto Philadelphia.
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Notices To Mar,ners.

Notices to Mariners.
TEMPORARY CHANGE POINT CHESAPEAKE nay
On the evening Of the 18Th mt the fxed light By
hashes Point Chesapeake Bay, will be
and small hxed Ugh. Will be shawn In is place until The
novaons 10 the tower completed.
due police will he given nj the lime when the fixed
ried hy hs shes will again be exhibfted.
BY order Of the Lie hih ,use Board
VIII MURDAUGH, Lighthouse Inspector.
Norfolk, June d 1857.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-11-12
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

TNHE sciences of Chemistry and Medicine have been
taxed their utmost to prolrco ts best, most perec:
purgatiye which is known to Tnnumerabe proofs
shown that these Pulls lave virnes which surpass in
excellence the ordinary medicines and that they win un-
prccedentedy upon the esteem of all They are safe
and pleasant to take but powerful to Their pene-
ttng properties stimulate the vital activities of the body
remove the distractions of its organs, purify the blood
ld expel disease They purge out the foul humors which
breed and grow dsempcr, stimulate sluggish or dsor-
dered organs into their natural action and npat healthy
tone with strength to the whole SYSTEM Not only do
heycure the everyday complaints of every body, but
also formidable and dangerous diseases that have balei
the best of human skin. While they produce powerful
Effects they at the time irydiaiRshed Doses the
safest and best physc that be employed ErchiIdren
Being sugarcoated they pleasant to take and being
purely vegetable, free from any risk of haru Cures
have been made which surpass belief they otst
stantiated by of such exalted position and caract
to forbid the suspicion of untruth Many eminent
cergymen and physicians have lent their certify
to the public the reliability of my remedies while others
bave sent the of their convirti that nv
Preparations contribute immensely to the relief Of my
afflicted suffering 'fellow-nen
he Agent Jelow named is pleased to furnish gratis nv
American Almanac containing directions for their use and
certificates of their cures, of the following complaints
Cosveness, Bilious Complaints. RHa1fatfsss hi sp5,
Heartburn Headache arising from foul stomach, EaS
Indigestion Morbid lnaction of the Bow els AND Pair
arising therefron FIaucncy. Loss of Appetite, a C1r.
and Cuaiieous Diseases which require an evacliart
medicine, Scroula Kings Evil They also. ly purify
ing the boel and stimulating the system, cure mary
complaints which it wond not be supposed they could
reach, such Deafness, Partial Blindness Neural gia si
Nervous Irfabiity Derangements Vi the Liver ard Kf-
heys, der and .atter kindred complaints arising from
low StEa Of tAe body or Obstruction of lis Mnctips m
Do not be put off by unprincipcd 'rssrs with
other pill they make more ruft uF. Ask ftl AlEE1
PrtLs and take 'hctIffE else. No 'lcr they give
gou compares VITA this in its intrFc vnrne curative
powers The sick want the Best aid there Is fur their,
and they should have it,
Prepared by DR., J. C. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
PRICE 25 CTs. PER Box. FIVE Boxes Fos 81.
soLh By IT,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-11-12

ABB MoRTLEY, ESQ, of UREA, N. Y, writes al have
used your Iectoral myself and in my family ever since
you invented it, and believe t the best medicine for its
purpose ever put out With had cold should sooner
pay twenty-five dollars for bottle than do without IT,
take any other remedy"
Group, Whooping Cough, Influenza.
''i' . SPRlNdFIEkD; MISS, Feb 7, 1855.
BROTHER AVER ISil cheerfully certify your FctOTal
Is the best rcney we possess for the Of whOopng
cough Group and the chest diseases Of children We OF
your frateEnty In the South appreciate your skill and
''''''''''N '0' ' HIRAM CoNKLIN, ND.
AMOS LEE, ESQ, MONTEREY, IA, writes Sd JAN, 1856;
I" had tedious Influenza, which confined me In doors
six weeks took many medicines without relief finally
tTied your Fcd by the advice Of clergyman. The
first dose relieved the in my throat and lungs
less than one half the bottle made completely WE'LL
Your medicines are the cheapest well the best
can buys and We esteem you, Doctor, and remedies
as the poor mans friend" It.l 1I. 20 a.
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.
WEST MANCHESTER, Pa, Feb. T. 1856.
, SIR: Your Cherry RctoraL is performing marvellous
In this section 1t has relieved several from alarm
ing symptoms of consumption and Is now curing man
who has abored under affection of the lungs for the
last forty years. HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant
A. A. RAMSEY, NJ. D., ALBION, MONROE Co., Iowa
writes Sept 1855 "During my practice Of many yearI
have found nothing equal to your Cherry Pictorial for
giving ease and relief to consumpye PATIENTS curing
such as arc curable' g."
We might add volumes Of evidence, but the most
Vncng proof of the virtues of this remedy found in Its
effects upon trial. oush
Consumption ...-.
Probably no one remedy has been known which
cured many and such dangerous this. Some
human aid can reach; but even to those the CtcTy
TtstOrGl Afford, faAefsspd comfort. ~ - +. '.r
81 AsToR HOUSE, TERjYoRS CfTY, March 5, 1856. =
Doctor AVER LOWELL: feel 1t duty snfl La pleasure
to inform you what your Cherry TctorGI has my
wife. She had been FIVE months laboriDg under the dan
gerous symptoms of Consumption, from which no aid
could procure gave her much relief She steadily fail
ing until Dr. Strong Of this city, where have for
advice, recommended trial of your medicine. We bless
his Kindness do your skill for she has recovered
from that day She is not yet strong she used to
be- but is free from her cough, and calls herself we'll
Yours with gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF SHEIBYvnLE.
C5nsumptreS do not despair till you have tried AYERS
CHERRY PECToRAL 1t is made by of the best medical
chemissn world and its all around bespeak
the high merits Of lis virtues. IMlQaepiG ledger.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-11-12
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES,

GREAT SUCCESS is always th. mss,
VI conclusive proof of great merit. JAGGED by this
test there is no labor saving machine before the put
lie comparable with Singers Sewing Machines
After the highest reputation In the United
States. they were exhibited at the late "Exposlt!en
universelle" in France, where they carried of tht
highest premium; and great mandatory in which
to make them has been built in Pans. ....
IN,EEERY BRANCH'QF INDUSTRY q b.
In which sewing is to be done these machines Gun
used with immense proAt. As the speed of the Rail-
way train Is to travelling on foot. so is sewing via
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing. Nc
tailor, shoemaker, dress maker, carriage trimmer
sadder, hatter etc, etc.. shoutd be without The
iurpTont Of Using one Of these machines, regularly
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR.
In all private fami les where there Is much sewiRt
to be- done, these machines are invaluable assis
tuRee. Planters and hotel kcepeIs6nd them particu
larly cony and profitable. These chimes arc
simple in their construction and very strong and .dq
rable, being the only Kind of Sewing Machine eyei
made by which every sort Of work, coarse or fine, car
be pefiectly executed. Thousands OF inferior ant
worthle7s Sewing achines have been mace and sold
under varfnus ma nes, but Singers Machines alone
have been found everywhere to satisfy the wants o
the public.
each machine, from which any one readily acquire
the art CT managing them. The machines are packed
securely to go to any part OF the world To all per
sois desiring more particular information we will OF
application by letter at either -Four offices, for ard
copy Of NJ. Singer d Co.'s Gazette, paper whc Hy
devoted to the seWinoHiachine Interest
Principal ONCE, No, 1873 Broadway. New YORK.
=, BKfren OFFICES.
No. II Hanovor stteet, Boston,
No.07 Chapel street, New Bav,n,Ct
GloVersviie, N. Y.
No. 274 Broad street, Newark. N. J.
No. f42 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
No. l05 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
No. 32 Westminster street, Providence, r. l..
Nos East Fourth street, Cincinnati.
No. Go North Fourth Street. st. Louis,
No. 81 St. Charles street, New Orleans.
No. go Dauphin street, Mobile.
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Furniture & Upholstery
I. & j. VANCE.

A RE daily receiving at their elegant and
II spacious Warerooms,
No. 2 PHENIY BLOCK, Racean0, O.
large and valuable additions to their assortment of
Furniture and Upholstery goods, enabling them to
offer oAbe Utuc greater variety of choice b, an
n!ui und substantial articles III their line TIL e\ er
before. Their stock being large, and purchased t.
reet from INC manufacturers they take pleasure In
ing that they prepared to supply ny dem nds
made uR2n 'hcn, inj pDon terms " hch will gLdr-
aGtcc entire satisfaction
RaYcnna, Nav II. 1857
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PHOTOGRAPHS AND

"R FORD, Artist, would take this =
CI i. method to return his most sinccreS-
thanks to his numerous friends and patrons ~
~ for their liberal patronage, and would -
t-7sly that he has recently fitted and arrangedS-
- his rooms in the most extensive and conye-~
-hient style, making it one of the pleasantest y
and best arranged galleries in n, ri ern =
~ Ohio, and having secured all the latrsti M =
provements pertaining to the PEOTOGRA =
= FHlC ARI, he Is better tnau ever prepared -
ITO furnish the people Of Portage county with ~
- the best ofeVcry style of likeness known tot -
PHOTOGRAPHS Ia~
"" or all sizes, from the comm". Dagucrrco. ~,
type size to life size, TAX from CONT onP--
~ Ahbrotypes or DaguerreUtyles, and color d. a
~~-i oil or water cOors.
- AMBROTYPES. -
- Nothing need be caid III regard to Fold's, "
TTtomm0n sized Ambruty pes. as his large in = :
- lse ofcnston shows that they are duly az. -
~1tprccialei by the lovers Of the Fine Arts. "
But having purchased new instrun ent AID apLa,
ratus of tho largest size-Lcng four times as lrge
as any other instrument in the cou1ty-lc is enable,
10 make Amsr"types and Photographs, cabinet size
from small DagHcrreOtyp or Ambrotvpcs Will, h
!"r QcpiA Of tone, beautyof nsh qLd duruJiIit. can
not be equa!led 10y any other pr1rcss.
The instrument being new and patented, Ford has
secured the exclusive paert riyhtIOr ths c0nhty -
Therefore, haTing no competition in n@gnfed Am
broiGpes he will furnish them to all for small con
more than haS betn usually charged
for lik encSg 0neThht:hfte size.
DAGUERREOTYPES.
my 1'e''iie"'s anu apparatus Ill Ibis department
are always Geptin working or er. and all who prefer
his style of likeness can have them on The shortest
nc tcc. f>
T.. SOMETHING YTTT.
ON PATENT LEA TIER.
Just the thi' e to send by mail acknowledged by
Ill to be the best th'rg for tharpuIoo Known Cal
md get dozen for Your friends. -.
Flbaliy, you woht first best lkepcssaof NJ sdre
'r descriptions cal at Ford's Rooms ma examire,hi.
arge collection of spec mems, and learn his prices
rfort SECURING thom esewhcre and you Will Uc CON
.nctt that it is he plucc to
'SecHrG the shadow ere the substance fades,
Rooms in Seymour's Block. north side Of Public
T'hre. Ravruna, June 4. 1857
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!. t.. soMETHING YETT,
PICTURES ON PATENT LEA TIER
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

I NEW ANNA NLEMENT
! Il HE subscriber having taken the oldstand
l. ofDurhan & Gardner two doors ca ST fthe brick
CLOCK ,n RaVenna intends to continue the Boor SHOE
and LEATHER business in all its branches. -
He willkcep on hand, to meet the wants ofhfs CHS.
toners "a pintse Boota nd Shoe line
oItll Minds ofboh eastern and home made work and
most Sinds ofLeathor. LiniEgs, Findings. Lasts, &c,
can be procured; and having engaged the services Of
Mr. SHAW, to do his cutting, who has been employ,d
cutter in some of the best establishmcntsu Tho
country, he atters himseifhe furnish his cusom-
with any arlicleR the Boo md Shoe that will
compare in style and durability with the best work
made, either east or west.
Cash, Veal skinsand most kinds ofproduc taEpnip
payment.-March j4,1655 33-tf. JoHNGILLIS,