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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-24

President, had fortified them selves near
Castillo Rapids. and threatened to seize thc
Transit Company's steamer and the prep
erty of the passengers; but Commodore
Paulding, at the request of the Company
sent forward another party, when Rivas and
, his party fed. Colonel Hornsbv WAS tC
proceed with an armed force for the fur
Their protection of the pEaee. WAR
The T. S. steamer Massachusetts, was al
San Juan del Sud, and the flag ship hide
pendcnce was daily expected
The Northern Light left in the port o.
San Juan the friga;e Potomac and The
steam sloop Fulton.
The Central American, Klnney's paper,
ailndes to report that Honduras and San
Salvador had made more overtures to Nj
caragoa
On the arrival of the Potomac at San
Juan, dispatches were Immediately trans
miticd TO tie American Minister at Gr;.na-
d..
The mines Of California are yielding
mole abundantly than ever. Several new
ONES have been opened.
The Sonora arrived up on the 15,h, and
Tie Uncle Sam on the 18th; all well.
Tie [. s. cutter Joseph Lane, from Nor
folk, arrived with dates from OREGON to
the 14th Dec. The Indian war is raging
with increased fury. The Oregon mount
ed volunteers, under Lieut.. Kelly, attack
el the Indians at Fort Walla Walla, Dec
3sh, and fought them 20 hours, losing G
killed and clevenAwopndcd. Among the
killed were Capt. Bcunett and Lieut.. Bar
rows The Indians lest their chief and fif-
~ men. The volunteers were short OF
ammunition, and sent to Henrita for sup
plies Gen. Wool was N Fort Vancouve,
III bad health, and was arranging the pre-
liminarics Of tie campaign.
Two steamers lad departed from San
Francisco for Oregon with ordnance, stores
and supplies for Gen. Wool.
Dates from Washington Territory ar.
to TIE 10th Dec. \ party under Lieut.
si: t., ii or rad been surprised at The forks
of White and Green rivers By large par
ty of Indians Lieut. Slaughter and three
Others were killed.
One hundred and twenty recruits foi
Walkers army left San Francisco OH the
Goth, in the Cor!cs.
Tie Times and Transcript, the lea,iiae
administration paper, has been discon;ir-
,:ei
Dates from II Sandwich Islands are to
the 1oth Dee. No.hing important.
Dates from Australia are to the Cd Cc;
Bycadstufs advancing
Trade in San Francisco dull. Money
tight. Domestic produce iilm aud advanc-
ing. Imports declined in price Flour 3l5
butter, cnoicc, $50: aiamnatinc candlcs
TO-.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-24
FROM the PHILADELPHIA Us. Gazette.
French Designs II America.

In or llst news FROM California, We gave
al account IF 4 fresh fllibus:cfing cxredi-
ion against Lower California which was
cncouLtcled ut sea by the Panama scam
packet Ii seemed strange TO Us ihas al
expedition filing two vessels could have
been organized in California, and set sail,
wifou; any enc Iearing Of i: until it WAS
ac;uaily ut SEA. Bat the latest adv;ces
from Mexico furnish IN explanation Of the
n;ys,ery. IRE corfmanler of Ike expedi-
don is ii ColsicaH, wio formerly served
With distinction in the French nayy, and
tie largest cf the vessels VS. Il 'rcnch ole
nlmcd lie 'Restaudor.' 4 french news
paper, published in the city Of Mexico,
called T.Uife II Un;oA, seems to be singu-
larly well posted up regarding the person
ally If Ike expedition, and affects 20 dis
believe the stories of It's failure, which are
given by the other Mexican journals. Our
readers can hardly have forgotten the az
tempt Of the French Count Raousse;i Boul-
bon to erect sort Of iillibus;er indcpcu
dency in sonora, and lie fac, Of the French
government having Gemanic,. ! Is I. iil;,i.is
and papers, and Obtained ile clearance q
his French companions.
Al these things may mean nothing; but
to Us tEcy look Ike a systematic effort Of
France to seize some part Of western Mcxi-
co as colony. The French Consul in San
Francisco, n. Dillon. WA, :,~,.,,., . aa,.b.
concerned in the Ia. .....,.,r of Boulbon, and i.
would be worth while for our government.
to Inquire whether hc is not implicated in
dis last at.empC of Teroma |. IS of li.tle
consequence that neither effort has proved
successful, for, if they are secretly backed
By the French government itself, we may
look for something Of Il more formidable
character iii the future. While SO much
denunciaiion is hcapcd upon fllibus,erism
by the French ami English, it would be Il
singular spectacle to detect the French
government engaged in the very thing il
s.igmatizes SO freely. And it is, rs We
have said, by no means impossible. Since
the accession of Louis Napoleon TO the
throne he has cvinccd nh anxious DISPOSE
tion to acquire colonial dominions some
whore, sufficient to serve rs an outlet To the
OVERLOOKING and discol.cntcd population
of France.
TO this end he has ordered the seizure OF
islands in the Pacific, and there can be
little doubt that tie war with Russia was
prompted by similar designs in Africa,
Turkey or Asia. 1t would, therefore, be
by no means strange TO find him eager to
despoi Mexico Of some portion of her ter
ritory, under cover Of placing barrier
against the aggressions of the United States.
The large French population OF California
furnishes convenient base of operations,
which has been used with effect by Boul-
bon and Tcrema. At I'll events this is Il
matter deserving the scrutiny of our own
government Having just made repara-
ton 10 Consul Dillon for arIesimS him on
account of his completely with Boulbon,
we should see to it that h does not again
enter into Illegal dealings with French Iilli-
busterism.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-24
Prom the ind ana S.,tc Sentinel.
be Tc-,rc OF sT,r c.+-fe oF India, Z

10 il,e FecF,e OK the State &C Indiana
In consequence Of the recent dces.on Of the ~
rrrmc Court. in ei.s- -,l.,,.irg the law lrobitnc
the manufacture am sale Of Intoxicating liquor asa
beverage, the un'lcr ned mcmi.crs Of tie STATE
Central Temperance r:.:,si;.tea At the request of
many fiicni, have desmcd It advisable 10 call n
convention Of al the q: IN llama who favor The
causc o.; temperance and have fxea i;r the IN, IF
the convention. the cad o. c,.rary IS. and esr
the place, INDIANAPOLIS.
We believe t',at It Is he car..c.t ,csre cet,,e
people OF Indiana eradicate the evils ~ ;.,,.,
rance hya soii.l an! ,w. sri tia. thcyarc
ready. a. =. 49,. AMI h ,rs,,.e means. TO ssear
siat end; THAT they are Wei convinced shat moral
suason, without .s. IS insufficient te carry out re
temperance reformation. AMI Sat nothing bat ius
such law can.
Yearai'cr.car thousands have rcti;;oncG Tie Ic-
gislaare for .'ich Law: thousands have organized
into assoc ,tors have expended their means. lave
devoted scir tine and I'll their energies to accom-
plishthat lur,osc.
Il has bcecaea Fart Of the policy of our State:
in obedience to the viii Q: the majority, and those
loud and repeated calls twice within the last FIVE
years, have' the representatives Of SIC people onac:
c,i laws restraining tie free t.ai. in int,xic,,n
dr.ilss-;wice have tie Supreme Corr. dccl-.e,l
them void-:wce has food of disorder. misery.
drunkenness, disease, crime and death been rour-
ci u.'on tie uEsiliinr, and un)etndinr heads Of
our citizens. They thrown again u9on lhcir
native and unacnabc right of self defence -
Again they must assemble, organize and pctiton-
legislature is to he elo,tei--a new law is t.
be enacted. Not ill then viii the reign Of orscrand
of sol,riety be restored. The brief experience
since the annul.ing of the law. has proved this to
every reasoning mind. The riots, MURDERS and ar
son. the delirinm ami death tia; stalk abroad IN
community tell dis The voice % humanity. ana
the cries the afflicted. oaally declare this 10 he
true.
Therefore, The undersigned have deemed tick
pcdIen that the people again should meet in cm-
Nent'on to concert measures. in accordance with
their fixed and unalterable purpose that Indiana
shall ho a temperance State
We CO most earnestly recommend to the people
Immediate action IN the Tromisos:-ilat thcyscll
meetings revive ;hcir temperance societies, cstab
l;sh ncw one. and unite in sending fan dclcsati,ps
at he time we have des.natcd lie; iot the SOFAS
ami Daughters of Temperance. tic Social Orlers.
tie Degrees ans, the Temp.ars, hr u.irclresentc a in
meeting so important and vital to the wcll-brn-
of Indiana.
We further request all papers friendly t. the
ccuse OF temperance throughout tie State. to Iah-
lisll this call Immediately.
CALVIN FLETCHER,
JAMES BLAKE
t, VA. HANNAMAN.
f. II. BARRY.
WM ROBSON.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-24
A lecture to Lcafe-s.

Stand UP here you lazy r. seals, al.sl let Is reassn
about your daily vocation-IIoid up your shcersli
heads and say why sentence Of :l,e most unqualified
cond rlnaor should not be passed upon your con
duct. How can YOU possibly haye he im!udcnce
t. stretch your lazy Zones, block up :he Pest o.
fee door with YOUR carcasscs, to the no smal, annoy
ancc Of busy working people who are engaged in
some useful occupation, How can you be content
cd to pass away time in longing around the streets
only shifting TO avoid the rays Of the srn-in com
pany of your c,,paly lazy an, useless comIlnions
the dogs, peFclisicc once in while setting your
nine friends - fight for the sake of erat ng YOU
brutal love of fun, and how can YOU have the ur-
busting impcrtincncc to gaze under every LADY,
bonnet who Is compelled to PASS ~ and iuss before
she is quite out of hearing oryoJr vulgar rrcpcns-
ties By rcmarking "wllat gait "wiiat big feet :
what stuc, mp sir, i:.'l turning; 81 YOUR
companions, nquiring oillm'how he'd Ike 10 hitch
horses with that female for life =
You poor fools do:l't y5u knox t'la. her stuck UP
air caused By her having to pas; such crowd
of human bi,.t2s? And don't you know that instead
Of criticising adys gait, yoa ought II be at home
mcnlnr yo"r carie, cate? ana that no sensible
female vii hitch horses Wit yor as lone as yo,; ';
ste youf present business?
Do YOU suppose that you wc.c male i'3r 10 9TH
or purpose slian to 'loac'' and hrdrrns 3. lrs,riou.
people by asking ammo as sr,est;ons o. standing
in their way? And % yea thu, L decidedly sharp
when you h,;l 4 gt-.icrnc: Who Is hur7ying about
his business, andaslinc h if i.r ! w.,iisin. for
gcs, and ycu are l1a!inr gor wages which you viii
get some day yon don mine, your w.,y< + c. free
boarding i'll tn poor house, or you ma! be promo
ted to the rask oflah private n liz c;.;geii:iary.
Time may hane heavily utl: YOU, Ia. au may lsig
I'cayy i. ti:ae If! - moi b.: ;, u stanl.s ami
be r-,f:.'.
10 yaU ina :.e =. .ou -re create - do moth
"a. - 1; rains were put in youi- great l'umi Kin
he'd - the POOR use you rss,e OF them! Do
you think ii honorable Cor voa to 30 nothing be-
cause your father has cuoa@i' TO support you when
YOU know TIN: What lie has he got iy hen st in hist
iy' And 10 you suppose that m ,.licrs AMI
sisters were sent into this world to cook meals AMI
wash shirts for such worthless beings ,you are'
Aul then when ni: comes what do we see YOU
II! Why. ah2a; thc Gtocnsie, AMI lieuprS ores Of
course. The pest rcar-clf ami make It rule :.
ak any working man who may CHARGE to In.
ard VII, las earned rev s'.:liinrs IN .ic ca'<e OF
Tie ,'a, to ica'' Il; 'l.c Same fine ule ~ rca-
s.rn t.t he is the only man in TIE crowd who Is
a,h;nr amy a.,cr. Aai ;'lcn af:sr ven have sl'an-
ecd cnoa.;l % some clever fellow 20 make night
h;,cous w;h youg hca@t'y shouts, yoa finally lay
DOWN in the gutter. w.!ii your equally respectable
COM :i.'oils, the hogs.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-24

r. The particulars Of the execution OF
Rice, Driskill and Stocking. for the muir
der Of Fahrenbaugh and Rose. will be
found in another column Of this paper
I he Lafayette Journm SAYS: the courage
with which they met their terrible and IL
n"minious doom, is the only circumstance
which entities their memory to any degree
of respect
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-24


commenced on them in good earnest--
Why is this so? they know they are en-
dorsed by their party; are hishminded
honorable men; we'll qualified to discharge
the duties of the Offices to which they as
pire, and the only show 10 defeat them is,
to commence abusing and misrepr esenting
their actions and motives, at an early day.
They are men of Acknowledged ability,
ana were they Fusionists, would be regard
ed by them as possessing the first order Of
talents and spotlcss characters.
The party to which we have the honor
of belonging and acting with, docs not
speak of those who differ with them polite
ally, with that respect which is their due
We look at the matter in this light. II
we abuse man or class of men, their
feelings become irritatcd, and we can have
no influence over them; they will listen 10
no argument, let it be ever SO reasonable
Therefore, we conclude that the better
way is, to speak respectfully to, and OF
those who think that il different line of pol
icy to ours, will best promote the general
good.
1t was not our purpose when We set out,
to give moral lecture on this subject, but
our brief experience rs Editor, teaches US,
that there is certainly a lack of courtesy
among the different political parties tow
ard each other They are all on the look
out, tor something 20 make political CAPT
tai, in order to promote their own interests
and TO bring their opponents into disrcpu:c
Our notions are: let the Presses and pub
lie speakers discuss the subjects Of differ
ence calmly and dispassionately, then LEI
the masses (who are Dcmocratic) decide
from which party their Servants shall be Sc
lected.
\ man tina. is brought before the public
III these days, for IN Office. makes UP Lis
mind to be abused and misrepresented and
called every thing but gentleman, by
those who oppose his election. For exam
pie, we quote from tie La Porte Times. :
remark made by tbs Valparaiso OJScrrcr.
as follows:
DIsGRAcEFUL.-Thc Valparaiso Odser-
er STOPPING from imbecility to degradation,
III noticing the nominations of the Demo
cratic Convention presents the following
paragraph:
Willard is Il black guard; Walkera nice
Young man. and Larrabec, 1t is sid, {
Spectator upon our school funds to his
own profit $50 Gee"
So far as Willard and Walker are con
cerned, the matter above i, mere epih
and does no injury 10 any one, save Tx
creature who famliariscs himself with the
use of it; bit the charge against Prof
Larrabee, covered by cit is said" whici
the Editor does not believe and dares 10
assert is as malicious, as it is false We
have taken TIE trouble of inquiring int
this matter. which was frst charged b. III
irresponsible KnowNo:hing Editor o
Green Castle, and are prepared 10 PRO
nouncc it an unmitiga;cd falsehood, an
call upon the friends of HIr. LarIabce
whose reputation as Gentleman, a Teach
err and an Officer of STATE. is alike unble.n
ished, to promptly defend him against tn
tack Of malice, and misrepresentation.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-24
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

For GorerHor,
AsnnrL p. WILLARD, If, White.
For Auh Goreynor,
JONI G.. WALLER, of Laporte.
For Ssretofy Of .Stote,
DANIEL Mcclure, of Morgan.
For -iud;tor If State,
JONI w. Dom, of Grant
For Treasurer Of State,
AeuILLA JONES, of Bartholomew.
For .1aorney General,
Jos. f. McDoNALD. f Montgomery.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction
WILLIAM c. LARRABEE, of Putnam.
For Clerk IF Supreme Cont,
WILLIAM B. BEACH, of Boone.
Reporter IF Decisions Of Supreme Court
GoRDoS TANNER, of Jackson.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-24
From w ellington.

WAsIIINGToN, Jan. u.
Certain foreign Ministers apprehcnd, on
what they consider moderated authority,
that Tic Walker movement embraces with
in the scope Of It's ultimate plan conquest OF
tie constant wa.chfuness in that quarter,
and frequent communications with our GOV
crnmcn: OH the subject.
The report Of Gen. Shields, made year
ago In the Senate, has been reproduced
in which Parker Ii. French Is charged
with Obtaining SO, 600 worth ofgovcrnment
sores OH IL forged letter of credit, and BRAN
ding him as an impostcr. This has mate
rally operated to damage Mr.. French pros
poets here.
New YORK, Jan. II.
\ correspondent of the Hcroid tclcgraphs
from Washington; "a strong impression
pervadcs political circles that our relations
with Great Britain are threatening, and
serious apprchensions are fel; and express
ed BIZ many Senators, several of them III
the confidence of the administration -. - nm
early rupture between i. -, Government
mere Is % 20 prospect of an organization
OF ~. ~ rouse, MIR. Clingman holds up his
plurality resolution, hoping to get other
democrats to supporti:. Only two s. with
him on it,
Another correspondent telcgraphs:-
Highly important dispatches have been
received at the State Department from Eng
land, with reference to the misunderstood
ing respecting Central American affairs.
They will be formally considered by the
Cabinet tomorrow, when their import will
be known.
Conformation has been received here
that Indiana has elected delegates to the
National Convention in favor of Mr.. Bright
for President, and refusing to endorse the
administration. This greatly annoys Gen.
Pierce 1t is understood that Ohio has cho-
sen Buchanan delegates
WAsHINGToS, Saturday, Jan, 12.
HousE-Mr Richardson replied to Il
series Of written interrogations proponnded
by Mr.. Zolicoffcr, commanding the mark
ed attention Of the members and crowded
gallery. He said in voting for the Kan
sas Nebraska bill he intended that the peo-
pie of the territory should decide the ques-
ton of slavery for themselves, and he was
in favor Of admitting them with or without
slavery. He had said that slavery would
not 90 there, but never urged that asa rea-
son why he voted for the bill; as to the con
stitutionaliiy of the Wilmot Proviso, he
voted fol- the principle as applicable to our
Mexican acquisitions ina spirit of compro-
mise. and he thought il would be unjust To
incorporate tie proviso in territorial bill.
In his Judgment the constitution does not
carry slavery mo the territories, but pro-
tects both sections Of the country alike.
Mr.. Banks said that he did not feel that
he was obliged to answer questions. He
had not solicited support; his friends, as
Othello said of his wife, had eyes and chose
him. He distinctly remarked that he did
not regard the Kansas bill rs the formation
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-24

MoRE DErEcrroN'-lt appears that the
example Of Messrs. Dunn and Scott. IN re-
fusing to support Banks for Speaker, is
about to be followed by Mr. Brcnion, an
other Of tie Fusion members Of Congress
from this state Mr.. Il. minated rs much
in Il speech in the House the other day
Bring your guns to bear on Brenton, gen
tlemen of the Fusion press! Democrats
will make no effort to spike them.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-24

EIGury YEARS \ PRIsosER.-A torgh AMI hard
oil fellow recently passed through Lyons. france,
on his way to Savoy. his native country. No less
than eighty years ago. when he was forty-orc, he
was sentenced to the French sa,,ies for life, i'f
some crime. At the commencement of our Revo-
luton, being then IA middle aged mar. he was S.lut
ont from the world. The other day he was reio's-
ell at the age &c one hundred and twenty-onc. No
cause is assigned hut the reliability Is that the
Government thought that h had worked cut more
than natural life in :hc gallics, and that lie was
past doing an. harm II is said that lac has little
property in savoy, the interest on which has hccn
accumul ting exactly one hundred gears, or since
he arrived at the age oftwentv- one The old fell
low enjoys perfect health, although he stooIs so
mucA tliat his face nearly touches his knees
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-24

E- We are informed that Seventy LII
dies from South Bend, started for tbs
place on Friday last, but owing to the scar
city Of snow, We're compelled {" Urn
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-24

SIMPLE REMEDY ron ifELoxs.-Wc have known
the spinal marrow of an OK COW applied with the
most satisfactory results in relieving the pains and
securing speedy cures offelon. The spinal marrow
should he applied fresh every four hours for two
DAYS
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-24

O. New counterfeit fvcs on the Stae Rsnk of
diana. New plate have made their Appearance
They are rc,'resentod 60 lie exceedingly wei exc
cu'c,l. tli
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-24

of free States. He believed in the consti-
nationality of the Wilmot Proyiso, AID did
not believe that the constitution carried
slavery into the territories. He recognized
the right to protect propertl North and
South aliise, but not to property i'll man.
He believed the constitution to be an in-
s:rrmcnt of freedom, and that Congress
wa wrong in repeating the Missouri Com
promise Applause from the Republic
ans. There were now cries for Mr.. Full
lcr)
Mr.. Fuller rose and said, that he was
ready ut any time TO retire from this pro-
traced contest He did not regard the
Kansas bill as promotive Of the formation
of ethe? free or slave States. He never
advocated tie cons;itutionality of he VIII
mot proviso Slavery exists indeINSgdcnt
Of he constitution to legislatc slavery in OF
ont Of the territories. II only had the right
to legislate SO iar as to protect It's citizens
in the enjoyment of their property.
Mr.. Fuller announced that he was rot in
favor ofrcs.oring the Missouri Compromise
He was opposed to the abolition of slavery
in the District of Columbia; did not believe
in the equality of the black and white IA
ces He thought with Washington that it
Was the best policy Of the government to
appoint native born citizens to Office in pre-
ference to those Of foreign birth. 10 pro-
scribe 10 man fox his religion, but to accord
TO all the largest liberty of opinion. He
iii not desire to exclude foreigners COM
inc here, and would invite them to settle
the public territory and build up for them
selves homes. In all matters pertaining to
legislation and administration, Americans
should rule America. Applause from the
Amcricans.)
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-24
ARRIVAL CT THE ATLANTIC.

TELEGRArHED Ey THE NEW YORK ASSOC
ATED PRESS.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-20
FRESH ARRIVALS.

THE undersigned has Just received per
L Empire City,
$50 lbs Gum Arabic Lozeuges, Of all favors
50 do Gum Arabic Paste. Vanilla 4 Rose.
so do Jujube Drops, assorted,
Is do Lcorice do do
so do India Paste,
100 do Tclu Drops,
so do Pate de Guimauye,
50 do Marshmellow drops.
$50 do Jujuhe paste, rose, lemon 4 Orange
so do 1oln do IL boxes Spruce Gum.
100 do Chocolat des Families.
so do do de Sante.
50 do do la Vanilla, etc.
For sale at reasonable prices, by
oct lS-y. WIN. B0GEL, Druggist.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-20
TO PLANTERS,

HALLS PLOUGHS, Nos. ! to 3 with
IL aud without Cutters, Co.
Assorted Nos. OF Subsoil 80
and Flukes, stssse % asss"sss
Kings Ploughs--retended bars, Nos.
to 4,
Hay Cutters and Corn Shelters,
Ok, Log, Back and Trace Chains,
Ames x Bowland's best Spades and
Shovels,
Hoes--east steel and forged, from in.
to 10 in. blade,
Blind brides and Cart saddles,
Collars and Hames, for mules and
horses,
Axes, Yankee and Kentucky patterns,
Besides any other artlcle generally found
in a we'll assorted Hardware store,
ianlsdyl ,,AEGUIER Il LANOUE,
Cor Lafayette and Florida SITS
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-20
Dry Lemonade.

TNHlS Preparation is concentration of
i the property Of the best Lemon and
Sugar, " hich qualities the article to pro-
duce instan'aneously superior Lemonade,
and make il more convenient than Lemon
Syrup or Lemons, not being liable to spoil
whatever climate it may be transferred to.
Its usefulness with Parties. Picnics and the
travelling community is obvious, and for
persons thai unde rtake long voyages it
will prove to be an effectual preventative
Of Scurvy.
jnvallds may also use it with advan-
tage when prescribed by Physicians. Pre-
pared only by VIM BOGEL,
Druggist and Apothecary.
To whom al orders must be aidressed.