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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-02

BY RICHARD CAUTHOKN.
FURNITURE SALE-THIS MORN
IL ING, at 10 O'Clock, at my auction store, | will
sell q lot of FURNITURE, consisting Of Beds and
Bedding Tables, Chairs, Bureaus. Carpets, Side-
boards Bedsteads, &C., &c.s sssssS
BY order of the Administrator. -
Sc Pits s r.. CAUYHORN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-02

Mons TROUBLE AMONG THE PoLIrIcIANs.--We
r,ublished Tuesday morning an account of con
siderable row in Buffalo among the Democrats at
their meetings TO appoint delegates to the Demo
cratic state Convention. The contest was between
the friends OF the administration and those who
epposcS its policy-the latter being triumphant
on the night OF the Both, there was another
struggle in Buffalo at a convention for electing a
delegate for Erie county. The account telegraphed
10 the northern papers says:
UDo1 organizing, it became evident that the
decentralization party were in the ascendant,
waereupon the Custom House delegates seeded,
and organized sepcrate Convention. In conse
cuence OF an attempt of the Custom House dele
gates to protest against the action of the Conven-
Ton. motion was made - eject those members
The protest was, however read amidst yells, his
ses. oaths and howlings The regular convention
subsequently, nominated Elijah Ford, (HunkerO
Tor delegate, and the Seeeders Lyman B. Smith,
(Barnburner) The regulars adopted D. B. Taylor's
resolutions endorsing the Compromise, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-02

EOR SALE-A fine pair of MULES,
Il well broke and ready for Immediate use. Also,
fancy pedlars WAGON. Enquire of
HULST KING,
au Sits Franklin street, near Old Market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-02
LATEST MAIL NEWS.

Tt,E RIO GRASpE FRoNTIER.--The runner OF III
feeling existing along the Rio Grande frontier, are
NOT confirmed by representations from well inform
"A sanrces. Mr. NJ Conred editor of the Browns
vile Flag, recently in New Orleans, states to the
oJ;.ors Of the New Orleans Delta that business lie
rev;viuc along the whole frontier that the best feel
inc exists among the Americans and aexicans; that
,pe CarvaiaI affair ia nearly forgotten that there
,;s no talk Of war on the frontier between Mexico
i ,be limited States, and mo aecrlike preparations
-, Beiae made By the .forsaer;" and he adds:
IN consequence of the immense quantities Of the
,-orinYs productions of Mexico. which have, here
,af,rc been snuggled into the United states, from
Wexico such as cattle. horses mules, hides, and
various other articles Mr.. stephen POWERS, col
1ertor of customs has placed corps called re-
venue rangers, consisting OF j or 10 men, mount.
"a along the river from the Inouth to Laredo, for
tie purpose Of preventing frauds on the customs and
seizi,,e sraugclcd property wherever found The
,,isjo9n Of his movement will be apparent when
e take into consideration the fact that there are
tbo,,s~nds Of mules yearly brought from Mexico
aud driven 10 the interior for sale onetenih part
- which never paw one cent of duty; and the inn
s,rt ANY on horse, mule, Is four dollars per
Isad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-02

IT S. MAIL LINE.-Leaves every Fri
u day afternoon. at o'clock-FOR NEW YORK
via NORFOLK-By the favorite side wheel ocean
steamship ROANOKE.
. The ROANOKE, L. Cavendy, Commander, viii
receive freight to-day Thursday the LIST instant at
u o'clock, and up to the hour of O'clock, p. NJ
FRIDAY, the I'd inst. She viii leave at O'Clock in
the afternoon of that day. before which hour passen
gers are requested TO be on board.
Passage to New York, including meals and state
room accommodations, only $40
Steerage passage only -. -
Passengers taxing this ship to Norfolk, will be
charged the same as by the River Boats.
Passengers can secure their tickets and berths at
our O d@5f -0"'A '1e = LUDLAM& WATSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-02
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Rar

II away from my residence in Henrico county,
JENNY. She is medium height of good proportions,
about twenty years old of yellow complexion full
round face, with holes in her ears. She has black
speck III one of her eyes. have doubt that she is
lurking about the city of Richmond. | will give
reward OF $40 if taken i'll the county of Henrico,
S%o TAKEN out Of the county and lodged in Jail, so
that get her again.
eu 29-6t* JOHN RRIDGFWATER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-02

EMORY-We have now in store of our
EMORY assorted numbers, which we offer to man.
ufacturers aud machnists on reasonable terms.
SMITH ROBERTS,
au 3t-1w f.8 ID Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-02

Oh HHDS. FAMILY SHOULDERS: 6
D<J bhds Family SIDES; % barrels Leaf LARD
For sale by
seq JOHN H. CLAIBORNE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-02

WANTED TO RENT-AN OFFICE
w on the LIST End floor of house fronting
Main Street-entrance from Main OF one of the
Streets to be situated between 18th and 9th Streets
or HOUSE. or upper part of House, having six
rooms or more, one being suitable for an Office.
Persons having such to rent, secure tenant by
addressing this office Immediately.
Sc l-St~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-02
EDWARD S. HICKsON,

EOR LYNCHBURG.- The canal boat
Il DISPATCH, Captain Cook, is now ready to re.
ceve freight and will leave with ali possible dispatch
Sc Pit A. LEE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-02
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
WANTS.

TNO HOTEL KEEPERS AND CON
Il CTIONERS.-WANTED, by q young man
who has had IL years experience in his business a
permanent situation as Pastry Cook Baker and Or
namental Confectioner 800
The best OF reference from his previous and also
his present employer, to capacity, fathfulness,
&c. - Ell
Address, by letter or otherwise, PASTRY COOK
at this office $ Ess sc 2-3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-02
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE 7

Sale conducted by GoDDiN APPERsoN, Aucts.
au Se-tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-02
LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND, on the counter at the Cracked
, Wall store, opposite Exchange Bank, small
sum of MONEY, a linen cambria HANDkER-
CHIEF and several Wells. Owners will please call
and describe property, pay for this advertisement,
and take the goods away.
CHARLES A. GWATKIN,
sept Atthe Cracked Wall store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-02

WANTED, for the balance of the year,
w a COOK. WASHER and IRONER, for a
small family. Apply to ROBERT McNAMEE, OPP
posi- American Hotel. Sc l-St
WANTED-A good COOK, WASHER
w and 1RONER, for the balance of the year, for
a small family.
Apply to BENNETT BEERS,
aust Druggists,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-04-22
PETIT JURORS rod weel,.
ISSUE LIST, NAY 7. 1858.

Simon Daniels Jacob W Smiths Execute,
Henry c Eyer VS. A Cummings
Christian Walter vs. " Wagenseller
Jonathan Xellers ) l. Beck
VIM snlivans Ex'rs vs. A Thomas AMI Nes.nger
Frederick L Weed vs. Wm wilson lflrsner)
John OFT Rockefeller vs. Abbot Green's Exrs
VIM Frick saml Geddes
John Hartman Jr, &c. vs. Henry Long
Becker " eiler Charles Stccs
Levi q Christ Joseph VI Bowers
Daniel Boyer join. Fisher
Geo Chapel and Vife VS. John Mnrrhy and wiz.
vs. vs. George riier and w!f,
Hca1y. Naiie ( Co. VS. james Culipr ct al
Sarah Stahl vs. reter Bechtels Exrs
Henry snyder vs. Thomas et al
Jacob Specs VS. Peter Hummel--( sgits)
Mary Montgomery Taos q LeLnans Ex'rs
George Hill vs. John Hsriman jr
san stack 5 Adm'rs vs. SaInl Gilbert
" Smiths EXITS john s. L hartman
John Lapp Samuel Bcchtcl
James Brass Beneviile SPOTS
Waterman .i Young vs. W Boyer with n. to Cars
Eayid x Lamb We A Thomas ct al
Nichue! Wagner vs. Charles Cawlcy
same Thomas ct al
II u Keller Charles Il Skinner
Frederick Doiender Mitchell & ! Mitchell il
samuel Kyle VS. Gideon Liserins
Hartman fr Adams vs. " F waronslller
John Mcnning vs. D DieiIenderier
Clement Masser vs. Young man & Walter
same vs. John IL Hess
same vs. Younsnlan Walter
J VI Smiths EScrs Valentine Hare
Charles MoSer vs. John Fisher sc
Peter Hurnmel Jacob Specs
Barber Lee vs. VI Pollock
Peter Richter's Ex'rs vs W Wagonseller
Jacob Struble VS. II HasseIplnsh ct ii
Vim W Young VS. VIM Young
Frederick Richter jr VS. Hartman jr with 70 Cars
Jonathan Gamherling VS. Same with q. 10 Cars
Abraham Wolfe VS. Peter Wolfe
Thomas Rhoate VS. Cyrus EngIc
Peter Wolfe VS. Abraham Wolfe
james NCreigs.t VS. Dan Rengler
Miller son Erriuger VS. James Smith
Jobu Ellis ct al VS. Martin ct al Garn.shas
VI Fisher VS. Hartman
Abraham Wolfe Is Sam Wolfe
Ger Reformed Church vs. Evang Lutheran Church
Peter ksntz VS. George Garman
Dan Rengler vs. James MCreiQht
4 Cummings VS. Dr II Ioitenstein
vs. same & wife
Peter Jjslsh VS. Henry Bllsh
ssInc VS. n Welsh
J II Apr VI I'm Johnson
J,KYsrER, Prothy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-04-22

sAThe Pittsburg Visitor says that last

sa-The Pittsburg Visitor says that last
Monday a passenger in the accommodation
train on the Pennsylvania Railroad, told
the conductor he had no money to pay his
passage, but wished him to permit him to
come to Pittsburg. This the conductor
refused, when the poor man made no fur
ther remark. The cars were stopped, and
he expelled. He sat down on the road
side, dropped his head upon his knees, and
died instantly. There were several small
houses near, but no one took the corpse
in, and the next day it was still there, ly-
ing in coffin, by the road side. This
took place few miles west Of Creensbarg,
but we could not learn the name Of the
poor stranger.
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GERMAN and FRENCH Languages.

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Drauirs ano iJainiiEs.
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PORTRAITS PAINTED,
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VIEWS of Town or Farm Houses, Churches,
Factories, Landscapes, etc. drawn or painted
IN various styles and sizes.
Terms moderate. Inquire At corner oppos-
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Lewisburg, Nov 90, 1852 3wi5lm
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JURY LEST-May Term, 1853.
GRAND JURORS.


Wsst Bg1aio-LeInson rorrows, Robert G. L. Hayes,
BerryAii Young.
Nt,o Briia-Mirheel CIemunens Henry NJ. Mower.
L,riSttsg-Joel C. Kelly Andrew Cornelius.
i5lion--,,corge kiinrier.
G7',re--Lrorard Witieumyer, Israel Knettle.
BR'abmJ-Char,s HassanpuSh.
HgTtey-.Iohn Uberiin, Thomas Church. ". Johnston,
Samuel Charles.
B.G.lo-l'arid Click, John Fox John Hartman.
E't Bg5,io-llichael brown.
itnns-thar!es Rho1rs
B,arey-,Io,e, s. eclt Peter Fct.crolE
l:''s' E0rsr-Geo.-s Long.
HhGe Ds.r-isaac Sta,ilvn.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Tenni-Samuei Esha. Gco--r Adams =. Kant Jesse
Yocum saIlue fcrer, NcnIy D. Curns, Samuel Z. iIl
er, Andrew LauG"ns hcar. Samuel Ritter. Henry Ken
tft5'aaai-J. s AshInoody, Abel He-roid, John Her
roli. jr
Erry-Geo-ge Bertzline. Zachariss Gordon.
HJ&sy-thri,tian Dale. Robert Hathermau.
bat BYGIio-ChTi-tiau Flank, Levi Miller, Conrad
sheckler, nnevile Ee!-h.
Ha1g-,l.-..ian s;o.tzfuss, Joseph Musser, Jacob
NcInicy. John King.
Lir.t.ta8e-Anes Benfer JoSc,,h Fillsnn
Wh"e bs.5-AaIon smith, .O.ert Cardar, David D.
kaufman.
B.r,e'-Isaar Aurani, Adam speolt jr, j. Gross
tHt'H-I.H H. Ia.ssart. Jacob BlruhaEt.
CHir.-jaeob Fryer, Hm. SyiSis.
Eesc Bai,a-yaln Solomon.
NdlPsrres,-SamueI Yod5r, Henry TetzeI.
D5Vdio-David Vencida. Philip Ruhl.
Vat b B:2rer-- Peter Gross. ir
Je'ei,b"'y-Bsers Aulmon. Jonathan Nosti..
bas'lnghH-Danie German.
ta y gj.'o-Ji ihn Brur.
l. Ly!s1OAfJ-add'a King.
PETIT JURORS, (2d weekly
TtTTy-J,hn shade. Jacob Marlin
t..0r-Npth hncfn.t-r, Elias : angler.
FTusy-Jtmcs Madden Ict.r Wilmer, L. Kline.
Ngt aOHcg-Jaccb b Dcckard, Daniel Mo-s.
Iggft'--,lattiG u. Reel " N. Baker, ". Davis.
heiy-Flivei Clark. Cc1ire-.Tlcob Renrin-er.
II I EaJll0-uecTge Reed, c:.aGcl Dunklr, Abraham
Fir, derrick.
isHas-Dauel Jarrett J,hn 5. Walter, L. C. Hartman,
Henry Noycr.
Le: s5@ig-Petor Beaver, retar Nov;us j wctsel, 10
sah Baker.
H~st B1Irer-Nichael cerhart, John Lash.
vs.. B4Jl'1-John Gable Daniel Fisher, John EngcI-
LaTt.
B-arer-aaron J. N.ddesvarth. J Kern.
Nh EsJtit-leorge Dcnuer, Charles alter.
C.Gpg.H --LinaEUcl cl A>ser.
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Execut0rs' Notice.

u ETTERS testamentary on the last VIII
4 4 and testament Of SAMUEL ANIoN, iate oi
The Borough of Lewisburg. decd. have Deeh
granted to the subscribers by the Register oil
Union Co. All persons having claims against
the estate viii present them Tor seti'emeh' =;
and all persons indebted make payment w!ih-
ont deIay, to ALEX. AMMONS, Irx,,s
BYERS AMMON>,5
Lewisburg. Oct. IS, 1882.
NIB. Byers Ammons will continue TN,
lumber business of the late firm OF HoRsn aud
Auuox, and respectfully soiicits continuance
BYERS AMMONS.
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Fresh Start =!

Tosrru p. TusrIN having purchased the en-
- tire stock of Foster * TuStin and laid IN an
extensive and well assorted supply OF New
Goods, respectfully invites the attention OF ihe
public in general to an examination OF MS
commodities, at the stand of Foster d iusiln,
opposite the Washington House. He IS prepar,,
ed to supply the comforts and necesSaries oi
life, in almost every variety, and at prices 10
suit all who may call.
LewiShury Ian. y. 1888.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-04-22

PRoH1BIToRY LloUoR LAw.-The Sem
ste bill introduced by Mr.. Quiggle, which
divorced the Liquor question from Politics
BY referring the Prchibitory Law to a vote
Of the People directly, passed the Senate
by good majority. Mr.. Bergstrosser (of
Northumberland) moved to take it up in
the House, but the majority reflsoi-
Those who declined to permit the question
TO take that shape, will have none bu:
themselves to thank if it enters largely
into the next canvass, and if they have TO
meet it personally and directly. Judge
Beale, Member from this District, was for
taking Up the Biz, and for passing it in
accordance with the will of bis constitu-
ents as most decidedly expressed by peti-
tions.
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The Road to Health.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

CURE oT 4 ADiSOEDLEED LIN ER 4yD BAD DIGESTION.
-. . .... r, ~. D., II bjrr,ls CL.r,i, = Tyesc
'"+'y - =, y'-,'.y ,.,,j ~ I'm l.5I
- rr i 49, ~ So ynr rifs and Ointment
a. - n -, 7, . >, ~ s,t. nj rf pro,,rietsry Me-
l".' - ~ -. - - =, ,.Iort / -an rrf.r
- - a, .i-s me ia Il, vor lroy tL. uar. ir-
- 81. ~ I,.,r tr1,,l,lei ,,r wears si,h !,
- .i,g- ,nd l,g ,,,.sti,n ON the la; c--s-i u.
''l.' 49, - | ~ itaat - =, NJ mini I'M. 4
lie fati5n st in - severely. that doubts enter
taid Of Lr not Lu able 10 bear up under It; trtut-
atey size HGured n try your i1iis and she II. rus
that after the first, and each suce dose se ~
reat relief she continued o. take theu'' ana llo IN
used cu.y ufee B'-rs she IS now III lhe enc, ,' %
perfect health could have s'It you MANY i.,ie "a
plt IL @D,'', ',oin IN +; - .' t,r-tl
t!'I' - .,t T. " kIEkUS
- - - .,'-.,...-, g.. ,-r.,.,-,,
~ EXTRAORDINARY CURE ~ hliLsH4A4-~ = Ii''
IL NAS Hi--'Ss L.An-
lry ola L<sr ist q a. the I-nf 4r' Clatcr II ~
l.. ti.-L. IsJI. fg 3, 70. J.Hirt-
,-a--art ',s,!i- a. uiuttau yCa- o. c. re n At
- u.v,r,. {, tso raontfs. .gb had cnt.reI,
derived Ir Of tie nee q her l- during ths period
sLs So tI .-. qf the most eminent nersl n -u
ia Ha!ar; Town ana lv them h,r ease coEsit. rel
hopeless friend prevailed u IN her 10 Try Holloway
celebrated rIS, Which She consented To- do ana IN aii
incredible short space Of time i'y e7at'i pft cure
CURE og : PAIN ND TIGltFSS-~ n rIz CitEeI A:p
STOMACH or A fLE>ON - IE,Es OF Acc.
f-, ~, yI-,- + ,. J' D t.s sF tI- y,,n t9re-.
,;rsy rim g,,,, ---5 ,5- ~. fsG.tr'7J .tasat
T., PIT ..., IIorrl-.,y August gI 1851
So -. y, b,r ;.s.ir-cnv :, ~. -o.j eject. ot
tru-v mi. For sor,e ,,I suffered severely fr, Il,
a tnin md II hta-ss in he stomach which Wa also
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Also, cJyPiNl0N - TEE hIovF,
BINNS'S JUSTICE
BVSINESS MANS LEGAL GUIDE.

TREATIES on the Once and Dltics Of Aldermen
and justices Of the Peace in the O." Penn
S,Iy,rt, i.c,IiIfp. al tue required Forms Of Irr-e,
ard p,r.t Entries. and culoIy.uE not Only whatever
may l deemed valuable 20 us;ics ii I'll" f,ace bat 4"
I,1Il7rs T.uru:s aud -n,TIl cents, and making the
volume what IL pu9a.ts 20 LJ s.c LEGAL Guite i'r
Business Men 10y john Binn- lat Alderman IL the ci'N
Of Philadelphia. Iiith clifton, EeTi5ed corrected a'd
Greatly Erlar-,l. By J. {. LT.raTls, LsI. In One
t,irk Volume U,tayo. Price ouiy Acc.
Jnl.e son says Of Ean's Jns',-c that II is not
only tie best hut the only very good work that We have
on the subject
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-04-22
New 5E,l Shop.

Samuel SEifer has just opened shop
on Market Square, between the Post Office and
Lyndail's Bookstore, where he is prepared 10
make and sell
Boots and Shoes of all XII. Dis,
for Ladies, Misses. Men and Boys. Also for
sale, Gun SHOES of all sizes. REPAIGISG
done as usual.
Produce Of all kinds wanted in exchange
for work.
By puuctualiiy, and using good materials in
the very best way. he hopes to share the pat
ronage Of 4 discriminating public.
Lewisburg. Nov. II, 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-04-22

SUscuEHANNA BRIDGE IN MARYLAND.
The bill authorizing the Philadelphia,
Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad Com
pany to bridge the Susquehapna river at or
near Havrc-de-Grace, on Thursday passed
the Senate Of Maryland, with only ,hgee
dissenting votes. This important measure
had previously passed the House It is
consequently, after SO long Z struggle, now
law. In due time, therefore, the Sus-
quehanna will be hridged on the great na-
tional highway between Baltimore AID
Philadelphia, by substantial anl iapo-
sing structure, facilitating railway conaiu-
nication along the whole Atlantic border
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-04-22
R1WlSDDAR EnRDNlahG

@-The Lyooming Gazette, of the 20th
inst, in speaking of the alleged $4,000
defaleation of Col c. D. ELDREb, late
Collector at Williamsport, states, upon au-
shortly of the official documents, that Col.
Z. d" has not only settled his account, but
paid into the treasury at Harrisburg, every
dollar due the Commonwealth by him,
within the period allowed by Law; and
consequently he is Hot, nor has hc ever
been legally public defauiter to the value
Of one cent"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-04-22
India Rubber Gloves, rIittens, sc.

HUH AIyDGl CIU865, IAiJte!'5j e.C'
NOUNTRT Merchants, in making their pur
" chaser, should not neglect these desirable
and saleable articles. Their manufacture has
been much improved recently, and they are
made very durable. Particular attention is
requested TO the
T0o2-Lined GloUcs and Kittens.
They Indispensable in cold anl wet weather Ladies
will find this Gloves useful in any work that will soil the
hands, at the tine that they will the worst
Salt I,hcun Chapped Hands immediately. Tney
made all lengths 10 protect the arms aud wrists.
For sale by Wilcox, Billings S Co. No Church Alley
and Good ears Chestnut Street Philadelphia. ]. L H.
Phillips Pittslurr Pa. Faconer Haskell, Baltimore
Nd H. ". Schifiler Charleston, S. C. Bart Hiekcox
Cincinnati ohio ana by all Rubber Dealers in the Union
AT retail by Country Merchants generally. cmi50
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-04-22
OYSTER Saloon.

HAVING fitted up the Rooms in FnIcK's
ii new brick block in superior manner,
the subscriber is now prepared 10 accommodate
individuals and parties with oysters etc. in
the best styles. A share Of public patronage
solicited by Z. +. HESS
Lewisburg, Sept Is, 1852