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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-08
Lamasco Steam Furniture Factory.
WHOLESALE e RETAIL
No. AZ Main street louisville KY,

WHOLESALE 81 RETAIL.
/%7r-T-] Messrs kARSCH, WETZEL& KLINTWORr T
t--zsS would ini1Vm the public that having recently
established ia lamasco City Steam Furniture
s>sSl Factory, they have commenced manufacturing
Bureaus cdstcaGs, WardrObes, and several other Kinds
Of Furniture by steam thus enabling them furnish
articles lower than be purchased elsewhere in this cy
aud at CiReiHRct Factory prices. Their work ia every
respect is equal tO that Of the Cincinnati factories
ThC also prepared do Turning work ofevery dcs
icrpOn, and will be prepared to furnish Ihanu-
cturers with what they desire in this particular. at
tenon of those wanting Furniture is called to the work
this Factory.
The warerOom is or Main street between Third and
Fourth. We keep FOR sale Chairs of different varieties
besides all other kinds of Furniture, at The room.
Tdccg-IVl
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SELLING OUT AT COST
t'E undersigned. anxious To- close thcr extensive
stock OF iurnitJrc rs soon as possible, now otCrf
sell at COST. % their NarerOnms Main street
First. at wholesale or retail in any guaEiiy suit,
r',i~ers ihctr stock comprises cXcc!icrt variety
neatly manufactured Furniture haus'lt iow Tor cash ::
viii be sold 81 great bargains. Tho public inviicl
-sl and cNamir> f',r themselves.
jy29-3m uEKSHBERGER * BBD
)BALRS Blue Beaver Cloths rec "a and for sale by
- JA>, LOW & co.
sept3n 4l4 Main street Louisville Nv.
DoSIN
II ) bbls Rosin just reed and for sale lv
Octlj PRESTON BROTHERS.
CASES Biack ami White Prints franklin reed an
4 for sale hS JAS. LOW % 60.
scPte. IL Main stress isoui, VILE ky
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-08

JtISr received. per steamer Fawn. from Louisville
- Madder Prints, - pieces ass' Flannels, Al
suit< Of BOYS Clothing; assortment of Hats and Caps
Also Ladies and Gcniemen's Gloves and for sale very
cheap hv WM. LOWENrHALL& g CO..
ociJV Water street. corner of Main.
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SO REWARD.


CyTOLEN by G.. ". Davis. from Cabinet shop in this
- town. the 3rd inst lot OF Cabinet makers tools
consisting of Plains. Chiseis De, part of which he
sold and the balance it supposed carried o-he also
mutated and destroyed FuTnitore. Patterns. e. Said
Davis about 30 ears CID feetS inches height large
dim blue eycs-large under lip, which hangs over
small Tercating chinnOse turned up. that his
trIls appear in 'front.' and lisps-is little deaf toes in
some when walking, is ssi OF hand performer. and
Cabinet maker by trade; has bieared. unmeanna
very disspated in faetthe eElbodimenicfa Whisky
drnker will pay the above reward for his delivery 10
ire in this town, which will about pay his transportation
freight II any person this and does not think
the reward viii justify bis delivery here .hey viii please
caution hc1ublic against this notorious dTunkard and
thief G.. POWERS Z. NJ
octi9-3tdtSltw Oney. Oct. o. i-7a
P.S.-Evansville Journal copy the amount OF So,
and charge This oaies.--IoiRcy Banner-
DISSOLUTION CT PARTNERSHIP.
THE firm Of Stowell Page q Taylor, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent The business will still 20
on in the name of Stpwel * Page. who alone are au
y. ID. STOWEII.
JAS. X. PAGE,
senta5 rs5o TscptC71 J. TAYLOR
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-08
SUNDRIES.

SUNDRIES.
II ECFIVED PER BEDFORD FLAT BOAT,
IL - toZ Shakers Brooms:
) casks Pure s'aaraius
81 key DO White Lead;
, DO Red Lead;
10 bbls cider Vinegar, for sale low by
seniII FOSTERS & BROWN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-08

CUN MoUNTISGS.-
VI 900 Rife Barrels
600 ms Brass Mounings:
60. German silver MouniiDgs;
gu do Percussion Locks;
do Flint do;
90 do Double Triggers:
81 do Bullet Moulds. Wipers and Ribs;
Together with an OF patent Breeches. Tai
nins Cocks. Main Springs. Nipples, Rod Hea.s Sheet
Brass and German Silver, &C., for sale at the sign Of the
Mill Saw ljyl5l c. NJ GRIFFITH
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TINlLES and Edge Tools a full and complete assort
L ments of w. Butchers best c. Stiles and Edge tool
in store and for sale by
octIS G. GRIFFITH
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a. RUNYAN.
Merchant Tailor.

40 MAiy STREET. THE JOURNAL OFFICE, LOUIS
WILLIE
receiving large and very superior stock Of Cloths
Cassimsres and YcstiBgs in great variety of cOlOIs
The Finest and most Fashionable goods that could be
selected from the largest importing houses i'm New Ho
Oyercoating of new design and Of superior Quality and
in large quantities. Styles. veiy rich, trimmings 20 suit
large stock of fancy Cas>imeres very beautiful and IN
good tsSle. 81 Kinds of Ves!incs, Velyets Pushes
embro' ded Satirs and dyu-ed silks for weddings and
parties.
Alarrc stock of Gentlemen Furnishing goods in the
best ru:iity aud taste. gentlemen re- IpO get
ting The best and most Fashion, goods at thus esab
lishment The siyle Of al - meats will be IN accor
dance with the tist of the and the prevaing
fashion Gentle visiting Louisville can be suited To
their NJ ton by calling dpo. o. IL. $50 Nam street
who will be pleased Su his goods ard IL salt his
patrons in q STRIFE that will hc Card To his house.
Orders solicited aLd promptly attended to-
o.,aq,n A. o. RUNYAN-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-08

N TECHiNIoS' Tools; full and complete assortmen
WI of Carpenters Cabinet Makers and Coopers Plane.
and Edge Tools, for sale at the sign of the Mill Saw, b:
octls c.. NJ. GRIFFITH.
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'TTNAYLOR HARVEY, Commission and Forwarding
l Merchants. Water street. Evansville, Ia. have also
,a Wharf oat, where they will receive aud store
freight free of drayage. tap23
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TO COUNTRY MERCHNT6.
NEW MUSIC,

MORGAN, KEEN e. PRESTON, Jobbersi In Foreign
vi aud Domestic Dry Goods, Boots Shoes, Hats, Cap
Bonnet. &c., Evansville, la. tjy141yi
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. Messrs. AliLE2-
] ERiNG & BRUM
! MEN cave just re-
l ceived from their
4 mandatory in Gin
cinnaii, the latest A
/ New York style of
Fall and Winter N
] Cloth in gall of :
which are made &
trimmed in the =
> best manner. I'M
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30

the county, Of ordinary information, coulc
be found to swallow, like young robins
every thing, no matter how extravapn,
and absurd, that such deliberate liars mat
put into their mouths. And while pro-
Tossing TO be friendly to the most impor.
tant project ever originated for the
benefit Of Union county, and seemingly
anxious for its early success, yet put
themselves, with blind, unreasoning cre-
duli'y in the wake of two such reckless
and irresponsible file leaders az these; and
enter upon a lire of policy, which, if it
had any sincerity or substance, would lead
directly to public dishonor, aud the des-
,ruction Of the enterprise they profess to
have so much at heart If this road is not
made now, ard by this company, it will
not be made at all, and Union county will
be thrown into the back ground for the
next thirty years, and it is doubtful if she
ever regains the foothold she will have
lost
The action Of The County Commission
ers is a legitimate subject of discussion,
and it is question on which there may
be, and are, honest differences Of opinion,
and no one has any complaint to make on
hat score. But the faith of the county |
has been already plish'ed; an official con-
ract which can not be evadcd or broken,
has been made under authority of law, and
We are con fdcnt the sober second thought
If the people will rcpudiate the hirelings
If the unpriucipled head of hostile COM
oany, and condemn the false and SANDER
'us statements by which they have sue
;eedcd, for the time being, in imposing
Ipon many honest people.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30
CDtG RyaTJiuc

has been invented, and the statement OF a few facts
may prove that 1t is not only the Best Machine
OF the hInd Ia existence, but that 1t Is the most
prcAia6ie that a can have on his farm. The
apples aie ~. this machine grated up into a fine
pulp SO that 1t requires but a comparatively light
pressure, aud that but minute o. to extract
all the cider, 1t being ascer,aiued by practica!
experiment that One Fourth more can he obtained
than By the Old process. Besides this it requires
only two hands 10 grind and make up into cider
larger quantity OF apples than can be possibly
made on the oli-fashioned machines. On this
press, owing 10 the compacness OF the pomice In
the tub and the complete manner in which il is
ground, pressure of three To- hve tons-whch
can be easily obtainei-w will produce IA more
adorable result than one hundred tons pressure
on the ordinary cider press. even if the applee
were ground as fine y on the improved Mil !;
and II The apples were merely crushed on the
Nut machine, it would require pressure OF TWO
huiirrd tons to produce The result, accomplished
by ,hi- Patent Mil. The following are adduced
as decided advantages of this machine:
F-t-It mikes more Ciler than any other press with
given quantity Of apples, in given time. rnd with
much less a,Hr and CXpIIse.
.Ssc0s4It InaAes cleaner sSeeter Cider than any
other machine
T5in7-You make your Cider ss you want it, and
SIX or twenty barrels.
itEt-W.th l. you can press your Currants Cherries.
Berries, Cheese, Butter. Lard and Tallow.
FTj14-With 1t you can save ONE FOURTH of your
time in making Apple Butter.
Si-'i-Wth it you grind ehop your Apples Pot,-
toes, Turnil. Bects Carrots, Pumpkins for Cattle.
.SrS"'h-By itS you at all times have FRESH
and SW EFT Cider.
The price of the Cider Mill. with right 10 use
the same on any one farm. is S35. Price Of the
Roo, Cutting Cylinder. IS.
The size OF this Machine is about by feet
end weight about 200 pounds. l, niay readily
be taken 20 the cellar, dooT-yarJ kitchen. barn
:loor, or orchard, may be most convenient.
For State, County or Township rights. or f,r
Grants to make machines in Certain territory for
stated period. address (post pad)
". o. HICkOK. Harrisburg. Pa.
- Persons in Union and the upper part of
Northumberland \ counties and in Penns and
Brush valleys, Center county, Can procure the
above Machines on application 10
II. e HlCkOK.
Lewisburg. July Q, 1859
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30

We no doubt have, and probably may
next week, unknowingiy insert some few
ramcs who may not exactly agree with
,hr call ci the meeting, but as they need
10; act, unless it accoris with their seEtl-
laeuts, no harm can result from such put
lcation - mon Times.
99-The two articles above, we clip from
the last Times, as Illustrative of the char
actcr and course of that print. The Editor
and his Cowolker attach to call for an
.inti-Railroad Meeting, the names of a
hrse number of respectable citizens, who
are fricndiy to the load. Some of these
are his next door neighbors, whose senti-
ments the Editor might and doubtless did
know, at the very time he thus misrcpre-
tcnted them But this deceptive call goes
over the county, and when any, indig-
nant at the outrage, compel him to undo
ceiyc his readers as far as they are con
cerned, he cooly tells them "they need
not act unless they choose ~
In addition to the above, we have au-
tlcrity to state, for gentlemen in Miffiln-
burg, Hartleton, Selinsgrove, and other
towns, that they have no lot nor part in
the cali, and that their names were used
v;,bou, their knowledge or consent.-l'
is an imp ,sition and fraud in its conception
and prosecution, and we doubt not is aided
by Philadelphia money
While our hand is in, we may as wei
add the fact, that j NJ. Baum, in speak
ING Of the Railroad question, stated to
Gentleman in Miflinburg the other day
,b., " the men who wculd give the mos
money would command his services'-thu'
making public proclamation Of his vel
known rule Of action, and his willingness
now TO turn somerset, for considera
ton" c. II. Shriner also recently state
in MifAinburg that " he didn't care a -
about the county subscription he guesse'
!. was oil right enough-but he was boun
10 schs the men at the head Of the road
There is nothing strange in all this, fc
they are but single illustrations Of tn
notorious character of the men, and wi
surprise nobody in this region. But it
.:.,rze and hamihs,irg that any men
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30
Business Notices.

JoHS u CuIL.R has bought ont S,"ch' 'a E"'' "e- vi
John H-riz. late Hertz Laiiion
A. Cuuu,,os aiycr;i>es a very ucat AID cheap rcchc
Spirit Level
T,xop,sE $ CuSisT ha. cnrrc. into Partncrs!Isp Sh
Dr. Thornton who carr, extensive Agency zha sale
Of Drugs Medicines, &c. &c.
Jony n. MILLle has f:trd up perfect pattern oi .
Tailor st,p next above his r,si,ence Third street
Fgick SuY.s Co. advertise lin biilS) for IL" boat
hands, - laborcts and 5000 at Ribs. and dry Oak
p,uk
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WHOLESALE; AGENCY.
POCKET SPIRIT EEVEa.

SiIER.HAN7S POCEFF SPIRIT LETEE AND PLUMB
ATTACHMENT 10 S2tiEE
THHlS Level may be used in Connection with
4 a steel or other true square as a Leveiing
and Plumbing Instrument, the base line being
/ the level or horizontal lne--ihe upright edge
of the square being the plumb or perpendicu-
lar line.
This compact and accurate instrument is
adapted TO every and any use that the common
form OF Level is scrviceab'e in, and IS IA. SUI
perIor in regard to accura,eneSs, compaclueSS
/ and durability to auy other in use, and IS hss
hGn hatf the price. /, may be detached from
the square and '.sed separately as a level or
carried IN the pocket, not taking up more room
than common pocket knife, thereby obvating
The necessity OF carrying about the cumber>ome
article now in use. The Bubbles used IN these
instruments are warranted rot 10 evaporale or
burst from exposure to sudden change of at
mosphsre $50 often The case with the article
nuw III the inarksO being made IN the nrS'
perfect manner, and filed with aicohol full IS
proof In Offering this article 10 The public the
inventor feels confident That III the hands of
e:ery mechanic ihis tool will speak for itself;
yet for the purpose of showing the trade in
what estimation The instrument is held by those
who have tested its merits, by putting it
into practical use, he would respectfully call
their attention 10 the accompanying ceruf-
icate. given bv some of the most scientific
mechanics in tie United States:
We. the undersigned ha wing tested Shermans newly
invented spirit Level and Plumb Attachment 10 square
consider it nu' superior to other mechanical instre-
cF Ike kind and use, regards Durability
utility, and ch-erf,;iiy recommend The
much preferable tie clumsy article at present in use
SECoR u.nBEliILL- Iron Works, Dry Dock
WM. 4. A6NTf0SE, q Chief Ailare Noiks.
WOOD fEST. Isl South Street.
J0SLrH CkorT, SIaehnist
s. CARPENTER Chief of >eror UuierLiis Works.
ABNEE MILLS. Aathinst- Dry Dock.
EODNEY +. LUGAG, Builder
SsMu FL BOYD
G. GARDINER, Carpenter & Machine Pattern Maker
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by
A. CUMMINGS, Lcwisburg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30

"WIr AND iIuMoR,' again.-On our
last page viii be found column Of Fun
and Fancy We hope to reserve the cor
ncr for that purpose, hereafter.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30

s=Sr We are introducing into the G'vn-
;cle, large assortment of newer, smaller,
lut clear faced type, which will enable us
10 increase the amount Of our reading
matter
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30
Impo'tam 10 Farmers and Hoatsekeepers :
HlCN0k'S PATENT CIDER MILL.

! ell former times 1t was supposed that large
quantity OF Cider could be made only bv using
a pondefous machine, that slowly crushed the
apples without grinding them fine. They were
then made into massive cheese in straw, and
most severe and long pressure was required to
extract portion Of The cider, a considerable por-
lion being absorbed by the straw and the Of
ponce. ana To obtain this Unsatisfactory result
the faimer had TO take all his hands aud perhaps
hrs six horse teams and devote chole daV that
could have been more profiiably employed, to
make from SIX To twelve barrels Of cider. To
obSIate the difficulty the farmers have heretofore
lAhoisi under
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To the Citizens of Union County.

Doubtless you have seen our names
coupled in connection with others, and
published in the Union Times of the 18th
inst, as committee to canvass our dis
trict to procure general turn out to what
is there called the Great Indignation
Railroad Meeting.
uur names have been published without
our knowledge or consent. We shall take
Il. part in the meeting.
WM. KESSLER,
HENRY AURANn. Jr,
CHAS. SEEBOLp,
}. EYSTER.
New Berlin, 10Th July, 1852.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30

A letter from Brownsville To the New
Orleans PIcay unc, announces The arrest oi
he Mexican and Indian robbers, (who are
The authors OF the late masSacres.) by a
party of Mexican cliizens, under Trinidad
Flores, chief aicalde OF Reynose. The
robbers, when arrested, exhibited full writ
ten authority for all ihe depreda,ions they
had recently committed on the frontier.
from General Avalos, the commander-in-
Chief of The Mexican forces. Mr.. Waddel,
the American consul, was cndeavoring 10
ascertain all The facts and documents, and
would leave soon for Washington, to lay
them before the goveInment.
The Pos, Master Genera! has appointed
George |. Piper, Pos, Master at Aict;wens.
vile. in the room of WIN. Hayes, resigned
An interesting lille boy, son of Mr..
John ID. Bogar, aged about , years, was
drowned in the pool OF dam across Penns
Greek, a, New Berlin, on Monday alter
noon last.
A son Of Mr. Philip Gcmbcrline, of
Selinsgrovc, aged about II years, was
drow ned while bathing in the Canal AT
that place on Friday last. Every effort to
restore him 10 life proved in vain.
Ra>pberries are plenty in the New York
markets. The Journal Of Commerce
says. that one gentleman is likely 10 rea-
ixe $1,000 from the produce of five acres.
The Galway papers are full of The most
depiorab'e accounts Of wholesale evicions,
or rather determinations in that miserable
county. The tenantry are turned out Of
! the cottages BY scores at a time. As many
as 2O3 men, women and children have
been driven upon the roads and bitches by
way OF one days work, and have now no
resources but TO beg their bread in desc.
late places, or 10 bury their griels, in many
instances for ever. within the walls Of the
Union Workhouse.
The BArrLE OF LAKE ERiE.-An as
sociation was formed at Sandusky, Ohio
on the 5lh inst, Of which Gen. Cass wa:
chosen President, and Col. Albert, Hon
E. w hitllesey, Com. Stockton, and others
Vice Presidenls-for the purpose Of cree
ting a monument on Gibraltar rock, il
ut-in.Bay, 10 commemorate the brillian
victory won by Perry on Lake Erie, ant
in honor Of the dead who fell in Ina, en-
gageniem,
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nfrThe Hon. James Pollock Of Milton
ly request Of IA meeting Of citizens Of
Icwisburg, viii deliver funeral oratlon
on HENRY Clay on Friisy afternoon the
@0,h inst in the University Chapel at :
o'clock T. N.
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DEATHS.

In Poin, ip. Northumberland co., July IS,
MaRrA jASE, daughter of Peter N. and Mary
Laird, aged years, 4 months.
In Norlhum berland on the 26th inst. Miss
MANY LnrIsa, edes, daughter OF Henry II.
Burr, aged 29 years.
Few have gone down to the grave more
deeply regretted, or more universally beloved
Her last hours were peaceful and serene-in
happy keeping with her uniformly aniable
characteT, and life of consistent piety and
dev votedneSs To duty.
SO fades a summer cloud away,
So dies wave upon the shore
So gently shuts the eye Of day,
Sc sinks the gale when storms are DER"
Cow.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30

rODpEES WATTEES-TWC good
" Joufneymen CooPers, TO make Flour Bar
rels Fourteen cents Cash per barrel will be
paid :or making With Cut Siavas, and i65 cents
with Split Slaves. Wantci INN ediately.
s y. CHAPrELL.
!ewi-burg, July IL, 1859
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30

ks~Thc Camp Meeting for Milton Cir
cult will Commence on Monday, 9th of
August, in Chillis1uaque, on the land of
John Voris The friends of such religious
worship are Invited to attend,
.J0HN STINE,
JosHuA KELLY
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30
D1IIii~-A~lII;tV~
MARRIAGES.

In Lewisburg, 29th inst., by Rev. Z. W
Dickinson, JosKrH P. TusriN and Miss CArmA
RINE A. NICELY, all of Lewisburg.
Cake received-heariy thanks--much Joy
and hope all other inquiring young men may
succeed as Nicely. and be as well Fostered, as
our friend 10.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30
Cholera.

This dire pestilence is abroad in our
land : and in various places seems to be
increasins-yet we Of Lewisburg, sit still
and wait i'll idle curiosity, watching its
progress in contiguous sections.
We humbly suggest the propriety Of a
town meeting, and the appointment Of
committees to visit every house, and order
every cleansing which may be necessary.
Life is precious. When The writer was
citizen Of. Boston in 1882 the cholera
ravaged this country, and was expected
there Of course-committees visited every
house, examined cellars, privies, and even
the closets, over the house. Every house
and yard was Morouyhy cleansed, and
cellars whitewashed. Hardly strong po-
tato or cabbage leaf vas left in the city,
and to the amazcment and joy Of all there
was scarcely cholera case in the city.
We surely ought not to sit still ut such
a time. All that could be spent purifying
the whole town, would be outweighed
thousand fold by the life Of one industri-
Gus citizen. There are some hog pens in
this town, any one of which is sufficient
to infect the air for quarter of a mile.
These should be taken down and put in
fresh places that the sun might purify the
old spot--still better if they were not re-
placed at all nearer than half mile from
town, We are ripe for cholera, but little
timely precaution may be blessed to our
complete exemption.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30

On ONE pLATFoRM-Genefal Scott is
at Old Point Comfort, Va, and General
Pierce is expected to arrive there next
week.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-30

FENHE Subscribers having associa'ed themselves
together IN the MA>rfAcrUHs OF Mineral
" ater, prepared TO furnish 1t. h.voled with :
variety Of SyIups, such Nectar. Sarsoparilla.
Lemon, Pine Apple, Ginger. Jockey Club. Straw
berry, Raspberry, Blackberry. Vanilla, &c.
Private Families, Hotel Keepers. and Pic Ni.;
Parties supplied at the reduced price of 3Tl c.s
per doz. Bottles returned
Persons ordering will please direct TO Df
Thornton aud mention what syrup they visit
the mineral favored with. Families in ,osr
will leave their orders e. the Mammoth Drug
Store, where they will receive immediate a,.eus
ton. DR THORNTON & JONES.
Lewisburg, June 8, 1882