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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-08
NA H. wa vE ~ M
or THAT PORTION CY
MOI RTII A Nj + RIGA
ENRIBIrINS
TIE Enited IS,dicS and 1crritories, the Cl-
nai,s, Nee Brunseith-, Noea .Scotio,
uad -Hrico,diso Ccnrat Amertca
and tie T,a Mdta kands.

uad -Mric0, also CcAtrat Amertcd
and tie U,:a Mdta Mands
Compiled from the Surveys and authentic
soIrc.s--Pubitshrd ty JACOB MONK. Ba.timnrr, Nd.
4 FTER much labor and expense, the Pub
~ Usher is enabled 10 furnish a comple,
aud accurate Geographical Mp, on a larger
scale Than any general map heretofore issued.
embracine the whole country from the Atlantic
to the Pacific Ocean, and extending from the
50;h parallel Of North Latitude 10 South Ame-
rica, or 10 wilhin degrees of the Equator. No
labor or pains has been spared 10 make il one
Of the most accurate Reference Maps ever pal
forth, there being much entire new matter taken
from actual surveys, and many names not
found on any other work extant.
The Drawing and Engraving are executed
with n ueatueSS and accuracy. showing diSuhctly
the Railroads (made or proIected.) Canals, HI
verS and Lakes, with the Names, Bnundares,
Position and Relative Size OF all the States and
Territories belonging 10 the Government Of
the United States, Of North America, and ot the
Republic of Mexico, together with the Canadas,
New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, also all the
different States OF Central America, New Gre
'nada and the Isthmus of Panama the lacaton
of all the Ciiics. Principal Towns, Villages, the
Indian Tribes, the prominent stopping places
on the great routes leading West 10 The Gold
Regions, to Oregon, &c; also table showing
the distances by land and water bc:ween the
most important places on this Continent, and
to other parts OF the World, exhibiting clearly
the Gold Regions Of California, the Surveys
and Explorations o!co..Frcmont, Lieut.W likes,
Emery. Albert AMI others.
1t will be found = valuable acquisition to all
Institutions of Lcirnins, and very useful IN the
Library OF any sor:icman as a reference map.
it being all on the same scale, with no detached
portions. When mounted on rollers The size
is-about f. high By IT, 4 inches wide.
n B.-A New Map Of the World on Mcrca-
tors Projection, is engraved on the vacant
South west corner OF the General Map,on a new
plan. there beirg ID degrees duplicated, exhi-
biting China in the West as well as in the
East. with the Continent Of America in The
centre; showing. conclusively, the transporia-
ton of Goods from Eas, 10 West and rice reyso
must, eventually, be by the Islh.nus of Panama,
Nicaragua Lake. or through the United States,
it being many thousand miles nearer.
LUTHER ROOT, Asrsr,
is now canvassing Union County for this Map.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-08

sEThc letting Of the Ca;'awissa koac,
took place as advertised, and the eonfrae-
tors names are announced The Miltoa
Democrat remarks, " 1t is said Old eontrac-
tors won't bite" The grading was to be
finished for running cars, lst June next,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-08
E.xecsIfOrs' Notice.

ETTEES teStamentary On the last ri!
aud testament Of SAMUEL ANnoS, late q;
the Borough of Lewisburg, deed, have been
granted 10 the subscribers by the Register Q.
Union Go. All persons having claims against
the estate will present them for setlener., /,
and all persons Indebt' d make paymen; with
out DELAY, to ALEX. AMMONS,
BYERS AMHONS,
LewiSburg. oct. Is, 1852.
y. B. Byers Ammons viii continue tie
lumber business Of the late firm OF HrEsH and
A#uov. snd respectfully soIicits Continuance
OF Tie public patronage.
BYERS AMGONS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-08
WILLIAMsp0RT, July I, 1888 PM.

Ga firing the cannon in the Court House
yard, few minutes ago, it bursted-the
one half passing through the window in
the Court House, demolishing the window
entirely. The Court House was crowded
with people, but only one man was injured.
lie had his hands badly cut and bruised.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-08
EJ'The only reason why large port,

siSThe only reason why large portion
of the citizens of Union county desire
the Representative this year, is as a test
on the Division question 1t is an issue
which very properly should be decided at
the ballot box. For this reason, the advo-
Gates and opponents of that measure desire
man personally interested, who will natu-
rally be most anxious to carry out the " i'll
Of the people as expressed at the polls.
Perhaps the end could be as well gained
by having at each election district, box
for the reception of tickets labelled adj
vision," and containing within, the words
"For Division" or "Against Division"
and permitting all to be thus heard with
out uniting it will, any perfy or personal
questions. VIII the Anti-Dvi,lon Com
m'ttee and the Newspapers of New Berlin
agree to the submission of the question in
this form? Judge Beaie would no doubt
faiti fully regard the decision thus made.
RS-To the above, which appeared in
our last paper, no reply is made by the
Anti-Divisionists. We copy it again, col
which all concerned will take notice"
The Diyisionists wish peace, but are pre-.
pared fer war, if war they must.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-08

Eg~ \ man named JOSEPH CLARK,
vas seriousl y injured at Mill Hall, on the
4th, BY premature discharge of cannon.
at our last accounts he could not see.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-08
ss~The Spruce Creek Engineers, WI

syThc Spruce Creek Engineers, who
went back some ten days ago to look a; an
alleged middle route, past MOTIFS Nc,
found it, as was anticipated by those hav-
ing knowledge Of the ground and Of rail
road grades entirely impracticable; and
have returned to their head quarters at
Cattawissa. We understand the official
report will be ready in two or three weeks
The contest for the location of the road
will BE- between the Penns Creek, aud the
Brush Valley routes Which is tie best
can not Of course be known till the report
is made public.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-08
LEWISDURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FAkMEh'

peltings," effected considerable injury to
their harness and carriages and several
individuals received personal injury from
the hail stones. which were Of almost lI-
credible size, and in places could be gath
cred the mex. day. In Chillisquaque, on
the other side of the River, we hear the
names of Mcssrs. Russell and Walter
among the sufferers. The crop of 4. L.
Kapp, near Northumberland, is entirely
ruined, his loss amounting TO 81 600. IN
the boroug.. OF Northumberland the storm
was terrific; scarcely window in town,
exposed to the west, had whole pane Of
glass left The storm in its course east,
across the Shamohin hills, was somewhat
narrowed down in extent. John Clark
who WAS in his field har, esting, lost al his
crop, excepting the little cut and put
up. John Farnswor'h, Esq, and others
in that neighborhood have also suffered Sc
vcrely from the effects of the storm. The
crops on the Hunter and the Goblin farms,
now belonging to the Railroad Company,
were greatly damaged. \ portion Of the
roof Of the Steam Saw-miil, in Sunbury,
was torn of, and a number of trees broken
down.
On the same afternoon, terrific hail
storms prevailed in B.rks couaty, causing
even lo,s Of life; also in Wilmington, Del. ;
Massilion, O.. u; Orangeville, Columbia Co.,
Pa, and New York City. In the latter
place, buildings We're demolished, and a
number of lives lost. In Brooklyn, four
church steeples were blown down. The
storm there was about an hour and halt
later than here, but no doubt a branch Of
the same.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-08

7 IST Of LETTERS remaining in Lemisburs
- Pa.) Pot Office, June 80, 1853
Anderson Robert
Bouehner ohn +, Berry VIM, Baker Geo w
Eilo, John
Eriedy George
Gordon Zacheus
Hammond w
LisIetel Polly Miss. Law Benedict
Moses Dsnl Esq. Miller Mary Z
Neiman Henry
Fanada Ham, Pa. ker Charles
anderson Isaac, SInith Thos J, Ssmple N b,
Sage S
Vandy Ike L Miss
Watson MaId,n, Weynarj William T22
Persons calling Ior above will say they are
advertised, 4. KENNEDY, P. N.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-08

THAT large aud desirable property on
the corner of Market and Water SIS,
well situated for residence, for business,
or Tor a residence and place Of business.
There is a large BRICK House contain.
ing large roorns on The frs, floor, bed
rooms on the second floor, and tao large
aud Wa>hhon>e adjoins, and il has also "A
large cement Cis'ern, Pump and Well Of
good water, and all The necessary out
Buildings.
For terms &c. apply to Gro. MILLER
Esq. S. +. DAVIS.
Lewi,burg, Sept. %, 1859
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-08
THE SUNMEa SESSION
or TIE
LEWISBURG ACADEMY

viii commence on MoNpAr, APRIL 18th, 10
continue 20 weeks
The course of instruction in this Institution
is calculated to prepare youths To enter Col
lege, or for general business. Composition
and Defamation receive carelul attention.
All gross, immoral practices, burf, in and
about the school, are strictly prohibited; and
kindness, courtesy, and spirit Of honorable
rivalry among the pupils are encouraged.
Tne subscriber is tesIrouS 20 secure class
of young Ladies.
1udi'n-For Languages $40. Higher Eng
lish 50, and Common Branches, Gncluding z
Reading. Writing, Arithmetic, Geography,
Grammar, and L. :. Histury,) s6, per session.
No deductions except for sickness.
JOHN RANDOLPH,
March IS, 1853. Principal.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-08

A SIX FooT TRACK.-We understand
the Sunbury aud Erie Railroad is to be
graded for sir JoOf track. Orders to that
effect have been given to those engaged in
getting out the ties, and the contractors
are 10 grade the read one foot wider than
at FIRST determined upon. This important
Improvement is steadily progressing to-
wards an early completiou.--NHonton,
J,ry lSt
Weli-the Central, Susquehanna, Read
ing, Philadelphia X Sunbury, Ca,tawissa,
and Williamsport & Eimtra roads, are, or
will be, all constructed with the uniform
Pennsylvania gauge, which We believe is
/ fl. 81 inches So that if the above item
of news be authentic and reliable, and j
the policy thus indicated shonH ultimately
be carried out, one immediate and incvita-
bio result would be to compel the compile
ton of the Susquehanna road to Williams
port, in order to get to and from Elmlra,
without double transhirment of freight
and passengers at Wil!iamsport and the
Southern termnus-wherever it may hap
pc to be-of the Sunbury q Erie road.
1t would also compel the construction Of
the Lewisourg, Centre a. Spruce Creek
road, in order to give the Cattawissa road,
and the New Workers, free access to the
great west, without encOuntering the same
obnoxious transhipmcnt at Milton-or
wherever the connection may finally be
made 1t would also cripple the direct
trade between Philadelphia & Erie, BY
needless and injurious trsnshipMent mid
way of the route. And thus, in every as
pect in which it can be viewed, play direct
ly into the hands Of the Central, Susque-
hanna, and CattawiSsa roads, at the expense
Of the Sunbury Il Erie; besides placing
The Tyrone & Lock Haven road on the
horns Of an ugly dilemma from which
there could be Ho escape. So that if this
is to be the policy, all that the friends of
the SusGuehanna, and the Spruce Creek
roads have to do Is, TO throw up their caps
aud bid the 5. & +. god speed i'll this
fraternal and sagacious movement Our
people have had no fears OF late for me
prospects Of these two roads, aud now the
Sunbury 4 Erie gratultousiy steps IN to
make assurance doubly sure.
p. 5. Since putting the above in type,
the Ire, >1rer announceS that the SIX foot
raup. has n.t been adopted, ana will not
be until the retura of the President; and
consultation with thaIiher roads Interested
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-08
Wanted.

hn apprentice to the Printing business, at
this office.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-08
STOVE WARE-ROOM,

Upper end Of Market 81. merit Brick Fo"rd's
7NflE best and most approved COOklN"
L SHOP, OFFICE or PARLOR S'c'e'
PIoughs, Castings. &C.. at low raie.,N
CHRIST & FRlCh'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-08

To the Editor OF the Lewis5uTs Chronicle:
'SHYDER, on JuNTArA!" You say is tho
question: as TO the location Of the Representative
next fall. Some OF Us would be conteut,.I Nth
JUDGE BEALE as our Rrpiesentau.e agam.
lie is IN every respect hohesl and csIa0ie
man, and would desire to carry out the Wishes
Of his constituents. iully He has had the oil C
bat one term, and by usage of the dominant
rsy Is entitled to a re, ,lrciion, il 1t would sui,
han TO serve. We can HiiurL 10 be generous to
little Juniata, as one third OF the time she " i'll
have no drcc, share III the councils of the State,
while Union county will have one guardian all
tue time, and docs no, need two.
NORTH END
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-08
XMaseg Sales.

Tavern Stand for Rent.
1INHE valuable Tavern Stand, how in The
occupancy of VIM. r. Diesher, in Chllis-
quaque township. al the end OF the Lewisburs
Bridge. is offered for rent, and possession will
be given on the Isl day of April next Ii is a
good location for public house, and has been
doing good business. Enquire of
FRICk & SLIFER.
Lewisbnrs, March %. 1888.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-08
NEW GOODS.
1853.

CAecTer than Erer!
YTHE undersigned would respectfully an
uouncc to their friends and the ciuzehS
OF Union county, thai they have opened New
Stock of DRY GOODS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-26
PAIL and w1NTER DRY GOODS.

SHANKIIN q REILLY have been receiving for th'
- last weeks full stock OF Staple and Fancy or!
Goods whi. they offer their customers, and the NJ
Ec generally Wholesale Retail. as good terms a.
they be purchased ut any other house IN Town :
Their Stock consists i'm part OF the following viz:
Black and Coorcd French aud American Cloths,
Black and Fancy Doeskns and Cassimeres,
Black and Fancy Satineits and 1weeds,
Winter Vesras. Ky. Jeans and Georgia Plai 8,
Brown and Blcaehed heetings and shirtibgs,
do do billings and Osnaburgbs,
Red, White. Green and Yellow Flannels, Lt-
Plain and Plaid Linseys and Wool tloakiig, 5 e.
'Bed Blank cts Green Baizc. and Saddle Blankets,
Philip Allen, SIrague Cohito. and Nj. Mack Prints.
Sol and Fancy OIL Caicocs, ana Furnture Prints ano
Checks,
Sod and Fancy NJ. Delaines and Cashmers,
English French Merinoes Black and Fancy Alpaccas
: lain and Fancy Popiins, Black and Cord silks,
Fancy Ginghams, Brown and Blue Canton Fiannels,
Bed fckiny Hickory Strips, and Apron Cheeks,
Bay State Shawls s2 "a 1f4inches, "a Plaid do,
Jaconet Cambria, and Bar MusiI.s Irish Linins,
Table Cloths, Covers Hats and Caps Boots and Shoes
Also a full stock Of Ribbons. Laees, Edein2s, orsted
Sleeves Collars Kid and Cashmers Gloves, Hosiery
Black aud Fancy Silk Hkf. Trimmings and Notions, Car
pet Bags and saehes. All of the above articles ant
every thing line, will sell low for cash or eouh
try Produce.
ocles SHANKLIN & REILLY.
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THE
GREAT ERE ~ CHIIlICOTuE,
q - II II n u DO
ra Of the Town Burnt to she .

CmLLtcoTHE, o., April 18th, 1852.
Messrs. STEARSs & MARVIN
Gentlemen: Yorrs OF the 5th is at hand. In reply
Safe in the fire. YOURS has proven good TO
nothing lost large Safe--rr WAS PERFECTLY DsrRoy
KD-but in the SMALL SALAMANDkR L BoUGHT rRon Yot
NOTHING WAS INJURED. Your obedient seryt.
ta- -.a'et-f WM. L. CLEM0NS.
The above letter shows that in re hot fire. RicH's
SALANANDERs the OILY Safes to be depended upon.
In the Pearl street fire, eisreH Safes, OF different maker
were totally destroyed, RieHs sAFE ALoSE bidding def
to the fsnes preserving notes, bonds and ncriga
ges the value of $780, lU0. The Chillicothe Gre is
parable case-EvERy SAFE RICnsi destroyed. These
repeated prove incontesubiy that Wilders
Patent Slansnders, with RIcHs IsPRovEMEST, the
best Safes made in the United States, in the whole
world. They be had at the DEpoT, 146 Water ST..
and at the Factory, corner of ST. Marks PLACE and
ATYNUEA, New York. STEARNS * MARVIN.
-diso. at the fonoring Agencies.
ISAAC BRIDE, New Orleans, La.
l.. NJ HATCH, Charleston, s. G..
THOMPSON e. ONDESBURYS, Baltimore, Nd.
HOLYOAKES, LOWNES az CO., Memphis Tenn.
EDDY cS MORLEY, Toledo, o.
ALLIS IL H0WES, Evansyii la,
s. SHEPARD ~ CO. Buffalo. n. Y.
WALTER h. MARVIN, tecxport, n. Y.
BARNEY BROTHERS. Mobile. Ala.
HALL & MOSES, Columbia Ga.
DE'HOSSEr IL BROWN, Wilmington, n. G..
WM. X ,NDALL St Paul, NJ T..
MORLEY Il RAYNOLDS, Cleveland, o.
HAVER, BOYD q ZaDesville, o.
TT. SUGGETr, Rochester, y. Y.
JAS. HUTTON, NJ ontreal, Canada.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-26
A. RUNYAN.
NEcrrsi:lni'KaitOr.

iio sAIn STREET. OPPOSITE THE sougsAL OFFICE, LOUIS
Y.
receiving large and very superior stock OF Cloths
Cdssfmercs and Fesfings In great variety Ut colofs
The Finest and most Fashionable goods that could be
selected from The largest importing houses in New York
Oyereoang OF new desgHaDd OF superior quality and
IN large quantities.. St les, yeiy rich, trimmings 10 suit
large of f.ncs Cassincres very beautiful aud in
g99s l,s,s vo,ina isfs yiss as A s,;fl Whit
e,nhroded Satins and figured SILKS for weddings and
large STOCK al Gcrftyr--., Furnishing goods in the
best ql.lit! and taste Gentlemen :ety-upon get
ting the best and most Fashionable goods this estb-
lsaneht, Iie style Of all garments will be in
dance nh the tast of the and the prevailing
fashion, Geneu visiting Louisville be suited
their ne ioI b, calling upon A. o. X. 459 Main street.
Who will he pleased ~ show his goods and suit his
patrons IN styts that Ill be Card to his house,
Orders solicited AID prompt, attended to.
oet93m A. o. RUNYAN-
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MERRITT, FIELD & co.
Wholesale I'm mpoItefs of Dry Goods.


--' ,--.,,. -
1"'"'' 1
RE now receiving and opening In the large ana com
modious building lately erected by Mr.. Oisrer Lode
FIRST between Main and Syeamsre street the
largest and best assorted Stock OF Fancy ana staple Dry
Goods, brought to this market Our extensive Ia
clies with our New York house, enables
as 10 Oiier such Inducements 10 Purcsers as VIII ahe
to their advantage 10 purchase of US. We shai con
Rue Ia add weekly to our all ready largo stock SO IL 10
keep il 1T all times full and well assorted with
Prints Of eferU Kind stue aud pfsce,
P,a..haI shi hi,,i,gs.,nd shee,iygs - ~ -r.rt
Brown shrtings and Sbeetings OF all Widths style and
brands
Mariners strines t 4.-
T,ekings of all the different brands, .f
Denims do do do
Canton and Domet Flabnels
Red white and yellow PluLnels all wool, -t
Cloths of all coiors and prices from the principal
French, English and Belgian factories.
Cassimeres plain and fancy single and double mild
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-26
Carpets, Floor oii Cloths aud Ifvas,
Furnishing Goods.

Among which may be found super 3 ply Carpets, pl,
do SUPER ngrain Cotton Chain, aud the various widths
an,l qualities stair Carpets Of the newest patirns 6l
"A FL oil Cloths patterns, stair oil Cloths
Table iii Cloths ard Covers rich Satin DE aines Tor Cur
tns Ex super Curtain DaInasks, Ex super Muslin Cur
tans linen Danasss Napkins and Table Cloths super
Bed Blank cts Linen and Cotton Sheetings and Pillow
Linens and Cuttons. Morecns Blue and Bun otton Da-
masks Plain and Figured Turkey Red Prints. Embossed
Piano aud Table Covers Cornces Curtain Pins, patent
curtain Rollers, Stair Rots and Other articles TOO h-
nerous to mention. which we would invite friends
and tho public call and examine bet rc purchasing
elsewhere AS We are happy and willing show our goods
at all times and will offer strong Inducements 10 those
wishing to purchase oStt-u g.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-26
LIVERY AND sAI.s sTABrE

a IHE Undersigned have purehas. d Pike
NIN Liver, Stable on Locus street, aud mace il:
(fTA pFovements to il, and now have on hand 70
-.-1lI aire good stock OF HOSES, BUGGiES AN
CAhKIaGES, 10 which We invite the attention of tn
public. They intend from this time to eneav or TO salts
~ the the public In this particular hope III.
articles and terms will prove agreeable. Carriages f
parties excursions funeral &c., ways hand. Ben,
provided with good hostlers, prepared boart
horses and keep them in the best sty,e.
aug34 M. a. T.. II. peGARMO.
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yOBBuNG house.
- a EvAxsyiLLs. IxpIAxA. = r sf,s.-,
MORGAN. KE N q PRESTON.

J0b5ers in Foreign aad Domestic Dry 9eeds, RssO
and Shoes Hats, Caps, Bonnsfs, &s., Re-.
~-a. Main St., between First and Second. 49,
III AVE now in store and the way s5I Ps ckas .
IL ges 0f Mere handise; being one Of the
largest and best selected stocks in the To Vh eh
invite the trade Of Indisns, and Illinois
anu nei'ues! ee confident that Il Is longer
of Merchants visiting Louisville sld Cintin
% o' 'be purpose of nak their purchases Of Goods
uc. ou! theii tocks equally ss we'll closer 70
'o,ie anu save an item in Expenses and Freight
h-roianis viii find in visiii This fall ard
Mh,er aic .iw Us hereafter, large and new selected
soeAs ever. branch OF raae there having been seye
I'd, new houses opened this season. f l'I-z'' =
we ous most of our Goods Of the NsnuSh otuver. and
heir hgehs ahd VIII sell them - The Low est in
an! marker thls side Oh The mannfat tsarers. -. 80
oer SYKES oi Goods supurb, being .he crsxn n
U e four Eastern Markets r''irs' aI--e >'--s''-
ne Trade Is r.speeflly invited call. in and -
'nSin' ~neh the Goods VIII speak for the esselyes.
oot soiiei trade, upon the strength Of advertise
ing to sell cheaper than nearly aU our ivhhors srS
one or the hfrm iR fAe Rsrkst bus the soSds.
or from adveriiseng that myort fer bssss roodt
ORION putting Phillip. Allen braDe on q Gene
prints: ol IRON the fact We nave large stock ef soods
an VIII Keep OIL, as We doing every day selling
hen al the lowest market rate, has II Ia -
that il is above cost. - -
AZ b We promise TO give satisfaction in nne orders.
as an socds ma! be returned suitinr the party
sfaerg thein Orders filed Mt once, shipped at low
irelgis and Insured desired as We s~sys Keen open
Ponties WIN sound Insurance Comranes. -
reataers Rags nseng. Beeswax, Cssaor Oh IN bbls
l"oac'o I'D hh $, Furs and Peries taken In sxchaneo
iorgoous, or on account az mark .riftslx s
oe'si s-.s MOGAN, kEENSt PRESTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-26

RESPECTFULLY invite the attention of the public 10
my style OF Hats. The shape is elegant and Of the
most approved style Having selected the very
stock. the quality will be equal any. Gentlemen
caving their orde may assured that no ms will
be spared ia giving them tastul and becoming
All kinds OF fancy silk and Fur hats made order Par
lticuar attention Is paid TO ordered hats Very Cheap
Gaps. p. VAU1TER.
septl4 First street 81 door above Main.
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S. e. GILBERT & CO.,

sCent- 10 cypress factory,
IIAVEnow hand and are constantly receiving Cot
ton Yarns, Carpet Chains and Cotton Batting, whief
they will sell favorable terms as they can be pur
chased in this any other city, We are selling cotor
wholesale at g. and cents for sO0s, 6UOs ant
0s respectively, with discount OF for cash. or ON time
for approved paper. nov23 II