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a Vermonter Murdered.
The MIR. Brewer, named below, was a native
Of Tnnbndge. Orange Comnty. Tins SLnie.

The Mr. Brewer named below, was native
Of Tunbndge, Orange County, this State;
GREENsBuRo KY. Feb. %, 1852
On Thursday night. the Oath instant, most
attrocious murder was committed about five miles
from this place, on the persons of Jusius Brew
er and wife. Mr.. Brewer, believe, was origin
ally from Vermont, but for several years a resi-
dent Of Ohio. in Sciota and Lawrence Counties.
For some time there had been quarrel between
John Collins and his friends and Brewer. Some
lawsuits between them were not settled, which
is no doubt the cause of the murder The muir
derers are all in Jail; John Collins, who ;nst-
gated the net, his son-in-law. Reuben Clarke,
and his brother John Clarke, his brothor-in-law,
William Hood, and Turner Clarke, who lived
with Collins, though not related to thc others.
They have all confess ed except John Collins.
and he owns that he was present when they
BACKED Themselves az the sugnrcamp: that he
took their hats to "A safe place until their return,
and that they returned to his house the same
night, and told him they had killed Brewer and
his wife, that he got water for them 10 wash,
and that ho was afraid 10 give the alarm. a. he
might be suspected. lie thought ihoy were
only going 10 steal Brewers chiclcus when
they were backing themselves The boys say
they we're persuaded by Collins De offered one
a horse. another n yoke of oxen. 20 hs son IN
law he said that Brewers Jaw suit would break
HIM mp, If hc was not killed. William Hood
and john Clark are eighteen years Old Turner
Clark. nineteen; Collins is over middle age,
probably fifty; bis son-in-law. Reuben Clark,
twenty Brewer and Collins both belong
ed to the same church, and both to the same
division of the Sons Of Temperance. and some
Of the others belonged TO the same church.
There was no Whiskey used la The Transaction,
and none Of them pretended TO be crazy.
Hood made disturbance among the chickens
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-25
DrigI,ton Market, March Is,

Reported Tor the Boston Daily AdveusoI
Al Market 100 Cattle lbs stores, 1878 Swine aud 2125
sheep.
rRior,. Beef Cstlc-As is usually tho severe
storms saies made With considerable difficulty and pa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-25

The dwelling house Of Darwin II. Stevens, in
Guilford, VI, was destroyed by fire on Saturday,
he 18th INST Most Of the furniture was saved.
Loss SiOO insured.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-25
PhYsician and ladies +!

lsINI UuT lI-c0FoIy 81 T0Iug Iollnfus aud oiheI y
= teiino Measuesses MOTOKPAIulCLN, We have
treated thousinds without ftiiurc Many ul
hHd been c"nhued 1es, aud were bnagl beds
hundreds OF miles 40 che Instuiun Tho cure speedy
efcicu, aud without pain inconvenience No supports
oi modi,iues rhysciaus send
ns majority Of our patients So OF success arc
We "a every clse, tha willing agree eonditionay
not 60 receive any irmuneIa Ia failure.
Moofpathy gives vitality and force the functional pow
er the uniy agent that will ohvate sriy. Il also
he constitution from the abuses Of dissipation aud
self indulgence
grNo have mammoth Institution, healthy, any aud
convenient surrounded by Garden. aud Pleasure Grounds
Inquirer. adoross HALsIEDs hOiOkfAlhiC
INSTITUTE, Rochester, n. Y.
March lsi, le52. % -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-25
" III MACHINES.


90 TAKE The method Of answering tho reQufni nqr,'
fics, by lcttr aud Otherwise, 10 ny opa'o1 upon
the various notices through the papers OF tar luual.
kmio planning Machines attempted 20 De- pH.n'h "u upon
several pcfsOus ieuoaut 81 iheirtfuo worth 'ud state
for iruimron OF the inQuifois hat thef MI" hnl sub
auallv offered bf several pretending ~
senio. do.ciaed in the i0h volume 81 the htpeitaY Of
Ara. Invented %, Samu, Benthaui ga the losr ilt. Ike
marhne was patented ths country bY one kugrf,
.torn wear. since auohef put up by About Rich
Ids OF ~ est Toy n. y and aoandonol shout The
to IA ol.ht t. satisfy ,e public kaow that ailef IT.
,suht wears experimenting upon these mach,ncsi
M usc D. 90 any value ioI the purposes Contemplated
will furnish STATIONARY knitd Machine equal 10 any
now ia uso, ANY offered BY pretending inyeators
die coat OF the machine and o. per reut Tor trouble
JAMES q. MlLSNN
" May 10, lsi9. PHILADELPHIA"
dsny that any person of heard Of sutu mA
chine niue until Invented the sud u4cuue
operated August, ISIS, aud hne be-
tore this could much work and 90 well mine
In reply 10 tho above adversemen aud 90 ods ma the
public may be assured that What say viii ohef 10
pledge ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS against ~ equal
mount from said Wilson, that ONE of any mach'es VIII
plane tongus aud groove with tho less power, as
much unhe IN the time, aud do a. well of better
than 1M Of the - Woodwork" machines. Inc tf-l To
DO made at ms Mill border ST. East beston, Mas
OF other place be convenient ii sach tal
JOSEPH r. WOODBURY.,
East Boston, Mess, August II. issi. iol,.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-25

Tho following adsailsement published m haFi 1888
the Blston Dsily Times - und
in be Tinted sstos, by James q Wilson, Eq me owner
Of tls Woodwork Patent shortly aori had afsefsed
nis &c PATENT STATIONARY CUTTER FLAMING,
TONGUElNG, AND GROOMING MACHINE through
nutt ,a nil d
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-25
Spring Styles.
NEW GOODS.

ON opening by the subscribers CHOICE GOODS,
among which may be found many beautiful styles De-
lains and PIints, which viii be sold sna profit Also,
Ne have few hundred dollars worth Of Tie lains, Aise-
Cashmere lyuuesc. Tibet and fofsan Cloths, ffnts
&C. which Viii sell at
l-Ne max ng aUungcments for the Spring
and Sunlmor trade, wish have clear stock Now
the time 10 buy CHEAP!
Also
We take his opportunity 10 Invite all heldns demands
sgeinst them Tor payment. And all whom
demands against particularly Invited 10 call at
CArrAIris Office and settle.
ELLIS, WILDER A co.
Montpelier, Feb %, laS, 67-iw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-25

urui ka quso grutt.t t,l. sc quote r,la 81,
% f.5i hfsi quality go o. t,t5i second do . ID 4
third a. - a 3 co.
Working u,en.--Nn Salcs.
tows uud Calves Few Sales only.
Siores-No Sales noticed
sheer--nies g. 90 325, 80. "a %. o 90 60.
swiuoiurk Hogs ia poide. . Tot sp~s, - tor har.
At retail & and ..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-25

BOSTON PRICES CUR EMIT,
For Wool unc Country Produce.

R-p.rt fir at Haf-tmaa ts rr.rrar W... C,ii...,sa
-us,.aai. -. OBS -. SRA. i..t..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-25
Romi.tanCe8 to England, Scot
land and ireland.

no,'on, g va Ellington street, a, ADAMs & co's tx
p0fSS OFFICE t9.ln
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IMPORTANT TO TIE PUBLIC!

Do.ion, Foot. 3 isll. 13Iu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-04
TITLE Y.
$ C II + pU /. f .

Art l42 The Constitution adopted in eighteen hun
bred and forty is declared to be superseded by this
Constitution aud in order carry the same into effect il
is hereby declared and ordained follows:
Art liS All rights actions prosecutions claims and
contracts as well of individuals of bodies corporate
and all laws in force at the time of the adoption Of this
Constitution and not inconsistent Herewith shall con
tinue as ii the same had not been adopted
Art. III In order that Inconvenience may result to
the public service from the taking effect this Coustitu-
ton office shall be superseded thereby but the law
OF the State relative to the duties of the several officers
Executive Judicial and Military shall remain in full
force, though the same be contrary this Constitution
and the several duties shall be performed by the respect
I'VE officers OF the State according to the exisu. laws
until the organization of the Government under this Con-
tution and the entering into Office of the new officers
TO be appointed under said Government and no longer
Art las Appointments to offices by the Executive IN
der this Constitution shall be made by the Governor
to be elected under its authority
Art iI6 The Legislature shall provide for the removal
of all causes pending in the Supreme or other Courts
OF the State under the Constitution Of 1915 10 Courts
GRATED by er under this Constitution
Art Ia The time Of all officers ebose, IN,
the people at the FIRST election under this Constt uon
shall terminate though the election had been holden
on the first Monday u November ISL and they had en-
tered upon the discharge their duties at the time eic
mated therein Tbs rs class Of Senators designated in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-04
TIRE III.
POUTOR .EXECUT'LF.

Art 35.-ie pouvor execute supreme est conj6 a
un 1nagstrat qul porera lie tire de Gouverneur de
Etat de la Louisiana ct qui restera quatre ans en-
lohctlons lie fouverneur eu, ainsi que lie Lieu
tenant-Couverneur nomme pour la meme periode, de
Ia manere suivante:
Les flecteurs rcconnus CONNIE tells, ayant droit de
voter Il l'electlon des Represenants voteront auss
pour nm Gouyerneur ct un Lieutenant Convenient i
lepoque ct Il endro OH ills votent pour les Repre-
sentants Les bulletins dc chauue election seront
sce'5s ct transmits par oticier charge de ce evor au
2ecrttare Il Fiat, qul les remetra Il lOratcur de Ia
ohambre DIES keprGsentants. lie deuxGmc jour de la
session de ] Assemble Generate chi suivra la dite
election. Les membres de l'AssemblGe Generate Sc
fernlront dams lencente de la Chambre des Repre-
sentans pour examiner compter les votes. La per-
some qul aura refu lie plus grand nombre de voix
pour la place de Gouverneur scra decaree duement
clue 81, neanmolns, deuX personneS, plus, obtlen-
nent pour Ia place de Gouverneur lnnombre de voix
egal que lie chillre DIES sufrages gu Giles ont ansi
recus soft lie plus considerable une delle lmm6
diatement nominee Gouverneur par lie vote rtuni DIES
membres de rAssemblee Generate. La personne qu
recu lie plus grand nonbre de voX pour lie poste
de Leutenant-( ouverneur sera Lieutenant Couver-
neur; nais 81 deux personnes plus obtiennent
pour cete meme place nombre de voix Ggal ct que
lie chrc DIES surages qu'elles ont lins recus soft lie
plus considerable Tune d'elles scru mmfdatement
nominee Lieutenant Gouveneur par lie vote reuni
des membres de Assemble Generate.
Art. 3G.--Nul ne sera eligible i la place de Gouver
neur gu de Lieutenant Gouverneur sill atteint III
sc de ving HUT ans, sill MA etc citoyen de Etat pen
dant quatFe ans, ct ill MY reside pendant les qua
Ire annees qul ont minddatenent prGced6 son cleo
ton.
Art. She Gouverneur entrera en- fopctions lie
quatrieme lundi du mos de janvier qui suvra immt
dlaemen election, continuera d exercer ses de-
vors jusqu an mndi qui suivra imnedatement lie Jour
cue son suceesseur aura cite declare duement elu ct
aura Pree e serlnent requis par la Constitution.
AT 3S.-Le Gouverneur ne pourra pas etre reeu |
pour les quare anntes qu suivront Respiration de la
periodic pendant aquelle il aura exercG ses fonctions
en- cette quaint.
Art 3s,-Aucun membre du Congress, nj aucune |
Personne reuplissant des fonctions dependant des
Ents- uns, eligible la place de Gouverneur
Oh de Lieutenant Gouverneur.
Art. 40.-Dans lie cas- oil lie Gouverneur serait mis-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-04

AibbE- w flSlNH HE CONSTITUTION.
Art. III, Any amendment or amendments to this Con-
iuution may be proposed in the Senate House of Rep
resendtFes and if the shall be agreed to by two
thirds q the members elected each House such pro-
posed amendment OF amendments shall b. entered on
their journals with the yeas and nays taken thereon and
5hg secretary OF STATE shall cause the be pub
Representatives to the State Legislature, in least one
newspaper in French and English in every Parish in the
state In which newspaper sha Ia published and such
proposed amendment amendments shall be submitted
to the people ut said elections and if majority Of the
voters mt SAID election shall approve and ratify such
amendment amendments the same shall become mart
OF the Constitution. II more than amendment be
submitted at time. they shall he in such manner and
form that the people may vote for or against each
ment separately.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-04

the Peace.
Art62 The Supreme Court except in cases hereinafter
provided, shall have appellate jurisdiction only which
jurisdiction shall extend to all when the matter
dispute shall exceed three hundred dollars to all ease
in which the constitutionaty or Legality any tax toll
or lposu whatsoever of any fine Forfeiture penalty
imposed BIZ municipal corporation shall he in contesta
tion and to all criminal questions of law alone
whenever the offence charged is punishable with death
imprisonment at hard labor When flr exceeding
three hundred dollars is actually imposed The Legsla
re shall have power to restrict the jurisdiction of the
Supreme Court in civil questions of law only
Art. 90. the Supreme Court shall be composed Of one
Chief Justice and four Associate Justices majority
receive salary of six thousand dollars and each of the
Associate Judges salary of five thousand five hund-ed
dollars, annually until otherwise provided by law. The
Court shall appoint its Clerk the Judges shall be
elected for the term Of ten years.
Art a. Tho Chief Justice shall be elected by the quail
flied electors of the State The Legislature shall divide
of each District shall elect of the associate Justices
The State shall be divided into the following Districts
until the Legislature shall otherwise direct
DISTRICT
The Parishes of Plaqueines st Bernard that portion
OF the Parish of Orleans the right bank of the Ms
supp river and that portion OF The city of Neworeans
which lies below the line extending from the river Mis-
sppi along the middle OF Julia street until il strikes
the Neworeans Canal and thence down said canal TO the
Lake.
SECOND DISTRICT
Jhat portion OF the city of Neworieans which is stu
ated above the line extending along the middle of Julia
street until it strikes the Neweans Canal and -bcnca
down said Canal to the Lake and the Parishes of e
son. St John the Baptist St Charles St James Ascrr
SION Assumption lafourche Interior, Terrebonne West
Baton Rouge and Iberville
- THIRD DISTRICT.
The Parishes of St Tammany, Washington. Livingston
81 Helena East Baton Rouge East Feliciana est Fell
ciana Point Coupse Avoyelles Tensas Concorda Iai.y
e'te' 'erniiiion, St Mary st. Martin and St Landry
en-, FOURTH DISTRICT.
lac Parishes of Caleaseu Rapides Sabine Nutchito-
xs pssoto Saddo Bossier Claiborne BienVir. Cald
Sen Union ouachita, M0rehouse. jackson, Franklin
oasahoala Madison, Carroll and VIM
w Inc Office Of one of the Associate Justices shall
~, al the expiration Of the second year Of ano-
a. me Of the fourth year Of third at the
., The sixth year OF the fourth At the ex
" 'ue e'shtn yeArsT that One Of the Judges Of
the supreme Court shall be elected every sc,ns yr
at 90 Inc secretary Of state, RECEIVING the official
OF the nt election shall proceed immediately in
he presence and with the assistance Of two Jpscc M
he Peace 10 by lot among the four candidates
having the highest number Of votes in their resnsetiv
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-04
BULBS HEAD HOTEL,
DliD7nburg, Union county, Penn'a.

CHARLES G20TZ3R
II ESPECTFULLf informs the citizens OF
III Union county, and the public in general
hat he has leased the above stand, for many
years occupied by his Father, and is now pres
pared to accommodate friends and the travelling
community in a manner acceptable to all.
The HOUSE is large and roomy well arran-
sed IN all its departments. and every cars wiz be
taken to render mis- guests comfortable and happy
His TABLE will always be furnished with the
choicest delicacies of the season. and the best the
market can afford. The EAR will at ali times
be attended by careful persons, and none bu, The
very best Of liquors will be kept. His STABLES
ample and convenient, and The OSTLER>
punctual and attentive.
In short, he pledges himself to endeavor to
give general satisfaction to all, and hopes hv
strict attention to business to merit and receive
a liberal share Of patronage.
Mitf'lnburg, June 20. 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-04
IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS {.

THAVE made arrangements with VIM. s.
Trowbridse and S. s. Conover, the former
OF whom has been engaged in the Western States
as Surveyor for II years. by which can insure
the location OF land warrants on the choices
lands now in market, in Wisconsin, Minnesota
Iowa or Illinois, at the following rates:
Warrants for l6O acres, $40 those for 81
acres. ST and those for 40 acres, S5. Warrant:
entrusted to me with the above lees and Powe
of Attorney TO locate enclosed, If sent TO me b,
mail shall be Punctuny and faithfully attended TO
Powers of Attorney must be properly ackncwl
edged before a Justice of the Peace, accompanie,
by the certificate oi the Prothonntarv under seal
Bantah.e paperin Penn'a aud Ohio bills pas here
- Refer to Peter Beaver, and Ii Hickok
le.Isburg.
MITCHELL STEEVER. Atty al Law
Milwaukee, Wis, Aug. 80, 1851
NIB. will also attend as general land agent
pay ta1es &c. for Eastern land.hoders in an,
OF the above States [3m3S6l NJ. 5.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-04
The German Washing Powders

Is considered, by Thousands who have tested
i it, as being the greatest
SCIENTIFIC WONDER OF THE WORLD!
entirely doing away with that laborious and
/ injurious practice OF rubbing the
Clothes upon the Washboard,
and a great saving Of
TINE, LABOR AND EXPENSE.
NIB. To prevent fraud and imposition (for
many are trying to palm OFF articles put up like
nine> the Proprietor. |. r. HOYT, will put his
,0Titten signature on the top label OF every
package. And he only asks an enlightened public
not to confound
The German Washing Pouole,s
with others tha, are in the market. 1t is par
up in packages with full directions and sold at
the nominal price Of l24 cents.
a. Printers whl find it greatly to their advan-
tage TO purchase these Powders to clean their
Types and Ro!ieIs, being o very superior article
for tha, purpose Manufactured only by
I.P. HOYT,
at his Laboratory and Principal Depot,
No. 10 South FIFTH ST. PaiMa
Wholesale and Retail agent at Lewisbure, ID.
THos j II THonNroN, Market ST., who has just
received fresh supply Of American, French and
English Drugs aud Chemicals, Perfumery, Dye
s,uiis. &c.
Sold also by kleckner q Roush, New Berlin
ioungmaa s. Walter, Dry Valley Hy Mass.r |
Sunbury S B Denormandie, Northd
Remember the name
GERMAN WASHING POWDERS.
All letters 10 be postpaid. 6m396
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-04
L. IL NJ u u NJ -
TEAS!

1EHE Canton Tea Company Of New York
the Oldest and largest establishment OF the
kind in the U. S.--invte universal attention to
the fact that from their superior arrangements.
they prepared to sell Teas purcr AID more fragrant
Tor respective prices than any house this continent
ca uniformly DO.
These Teas combine every good DESCRIPTION and quality:
tbcy are done up in packages from quarter of pound
UPWARDS; the WRAPPER next the tea Is heavy TN foil,
with waterproof and elegant Chinese paper aud
are perfectly secured from light and air, that the
quality l. completely preserved in any cliuatc.
The above Teas, from 80 cts to % Ct uer bound, t2-
sale iy = HIIES q 20.
DscIS Sole Agents for LeWisburg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-04
I UNIVERSITY
At LeWiSburS.


FNHE next Session of the University will com
/ mence on Thursday, Oct. l6, 1851.
/ The Board of Trustees have been highly grat-
! fled by the large degrec Of success which has
already attended their exer,ions and they are
resolved 10 spare no efforts in order to furnish
! hereafter the highest advantages to Students.
| The Rev. HOWARD MALCOM, d. d.. has
entered upon his duties as President of the Uni
versily. His well established reputation gives
assurance that under his administration a still
larger degree OF success awaits the University.
| He will be assisted in the department OF inslruc.
ton by the following able Professors:
REV. GEO Il. BLISS. AN. Prof Of Greek Lang Litera
CIIAs. JAMES, An. rrof of MatL 4 Natural rhilos
ALFRED TAl iUi., AN, Prof. OF Bellies Lettres.
! The usual system Of Collegiate education is
fully carried out, embracing course of four years
! and emitting the successful student to the degree
! OF Bachelor Of Arts.
In order, moreover, 20 adapt the University 10
! the wants Of all course of study has been
establi he'd omI,tIng the Ancient Languages and
substituting in their place various branches OF
Mathematics, Philosophy and Natural Science.
THIS course will occupy period of three years.
1t is thorough and complete, and will entitie the
, faithful Student 10 the degree Of Bachelor OF
Philosophy.
Students who design spending but q year CT
two at College, will have an opportunity of stud
ying whatever branches they may elect, such as
Chemistry, Civil Engineering, &c.
Every Student will he required 10 give special
attention TO Composition and Public Speaking.
In connection with tho Collegiate Department
Is an 4fcddemy in which the ordinary branches
of an English and Classical education are pur-
sued This department is under the charge of
Isaac N. Looms, A. w., Principal end Assists
ants. There is also Primary Department under
the superintendence Of Mr.. NORMAN BALL.
Every arrangement has been made to furnish
all requisite aid in every part of thorough Aca.
demic and Collegiate education. An excellent
Library, very complete Philosophical Apparatus
aud a wcilfuEnshrd Chemical Laboratory are
prGs.5ed- The Library IS constantly receiving
valuable EDITIONS.
The Cniversiy has extensive Buildings stand.
ing in an elevated grove on the south side of the
town more beautiful, pleasant and healthful
location could not be found within the State
PRICE or TUIrIoSCoegste Department $50 per annum
Academic
Primary II
Boarding and Washing can be obtained at pri. |
ces ranging from $3.50 10 $3.50 per week. |
The year is divided into two Scssions-oue of |
Is weeks, commencing 18th Oct. aud continuing !
I'LL the 18th April the second Of RI weeks, from
he 18th of May to the 18th Aug. 1852.
TH0S WATSON, Pres. of Board.
GEO. F. MILLER. Sec. do
Lewisburg. Union Co. Pa. Aug. %. 1851
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-04
Grain Drills.
III IS A FACT,

0NE seii-evident, and worthy OF every
" consideration, tha; no Mile. can mako
good clean -four wi,hou, he has good clean
wheat. suppose you wish to know the
remedy. ! tell yoa-it is to re, one OF
Bergstr.ss.r's Uheaf Scourers, or Smut
Machines. He being an old, practical and
experienced MIlwrighl has invented, 60,
up and put IN successful operation the hes,
Wheat Scourer now in use. Any person
ordering machine and Afterwards finding
that il does not prove to operate as repre-
senied. there shall be no sssIe. as the Sc ma.
chimes are to be warranted good. Further
recommendations are ,hoash, unnecessary
He is now having supply made at Lewis
burg. by Nessr>. G"ddes & Marsh. Orders
Tor mschines, or letters OF inquiry, will Do
promptly attended to. Machines ~si be
sent and put To all orders Address
J. BERGSTRESSER,
Lewisburg. Usioh Go. Pa. 1920