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". u. COLQUITT x co.

ct FOR RENT.-St0re and residence,
LII No 10, Main street. between Eth and 18th stS..
confirming seven rooms besides the connections store
ROOM with Convenient Kitchen. back yard and hy-
tlrant possession given immediately. Amply to
GEO. HARRIS JONES,
0iic" Richmond House, Hovernor street,
iy ar anil he
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RTGr 1t and Below Cost at Reduced
PRitE-.-P PRICE 4 WATKINS will -eii, for limited
EtIsi w." following SrAPLE AID FANCY DRY
cost and at reduced prtrS i "Ti'T 1" diminish their
stock 10 the lowest point h"6fr making their fall
Rich ErocadA Flounr.-I SIR Robe.
C'ore'i Hr"ca''' and l'ayadrre cheno silks
Black R,,.,,,iS. ottoman AMI Ra,llmir do
Plain BLACK tir~ lie iihinr and roult lie So Filks
BEAUTIFUL Plain and rrinted French ILsreges
Chin,zcoorcd Orvandie AMI hdrege Robes
Plain AMI Printed French thAlcs
Beautiful Milanrse Robes new style
C0lnred and Black SIN Grrna.He
Colnrrd aud Black Silk Grape Sc PaTA~
Grips Mrtrtz, Chaly oul'rr and Challie Beregs
Elrxant frrnch de iaan"r, for Spring
Plain Snd Printed Jaeonrt- sni organizes
Solid col,reI French CambricS and BFiiliant~s
French AMI English Prints and Ginghams
ChinlEeUlor,tl and plain Whit Briil;sate
E''mhtllhrs, TainHrilhe aud Canton Cloth
Supnrl. Point a 'inaiguiile collars and sleeves
Applique, BIn-srt~ aud t;uipurc do
Nalenci-unrs, iInuttoD and Lace tTmd do
Real French Muslin, Canihfic and Linen In
Mourning Msslin, Cambria and Grape de
Lace Caps and BsrthaS and tnr ThFrsd Laees
Rich Embroidered Cambria and Muslic Bands
Camhric AMI Linen Edgings and Ins-rtinG- n
Infants wrought Bo-iiss and DRESSES
splendid I'm b. Linen Csmitc and Lawn Hlkts
Real BLACK Thread Lace Wells
SIN Nantes and Talmas, ~ great variety
White ami coi0rrsi Stella shawl and scarfs
Cold AMI bin frrnrh Cloths and Cassnrros
SIN. Linen and MARSHES Nestings
TNt-''ts. Nankihrtis and ldnen prings
Plahtatinh o~naburss. strpss and plain
Mary Ltnh Prntentiary Platls hansisOm. patterns
Rrnen aud Blcached bomeetics ali grades
Whalrhone Steele aud Gntta PrFeha skirts
Manila Cactus. Mohair and Cambria do
Dfess Trimmings aud Bennet Ribbons
Hosiery anal Gloves, ia great variety
GauEe aud Cotton Shirts AMI Drawers
MaTs'illes Quilt and Furniture Fringe
Dlmask Table Cloths and Napkins
Huekshack and Damask Towels
Pillow Shcetmg aud best lFish LINEN
Superior Va. Pulled Cloths, for farm hands
Our stock Will be constantly replvnishel and kept
Complete With the newest things as thss appear Ia
the Notthern markets In thus ,aering Tor the pre-
sent our new and splendid stock GA trrms atlyan-
faasous "a hntcFs u II nceeHs, Wc hope. 10
oar ifiensts aHA tha pnll.c that 80 Hnrn " hat ~
say. Hence thSy llay expect u ba oHpse.t many
at les III gsDs ne primo cost and others % reduced
prices. PRICE 4 WATKINS
~ tim Nearly opposite Exchange Rank
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LINE FASHlONARLE nRY Gnnns

lyme FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS,
i closing ont ut and under cost. New is the time
for bargains! bargains The subscriber IN, gnn,.
through his stock aud marked down all Printed
rtrsttnas NJ NEARLY half their former value ring
determined To- close 0u all past styles with the sea
h'i- sp'T,ial notice this morning: All cit,se buyers
are invited 10 attend this sale such ehanc,. l..
rarely offered ia the following irsiraLIo rich and Gle
giant merthan,ti-c:
Printed Befa9o Of all kinls and qualities At a lis
t0unt ut al least ~ par cent; i0t0n yls yard vide
ffiht'T Lawns Al l14s cents. usually sold at Is ".
HAVE marked them AZ thr price To- make an entire
clearance of the whole lot; .D ys. fart color Cali
COZ at cents; ,sD yt-. fast color Furniture Caii,,A
at cents lsa yis. Plaid Gin ghani- at 81, cents.
1850 rich Berage Robes. IL. yss., at 81 each Huo
Linen iian'tkefchefs at ia cents; 100 pair Ladies'
" hte Cotton Hose at "a cents; 1910 ernhd Mu.Iiu
toilats at Ga cents each: Curtain Muslin "A large
bot. SOME as low a. III cents: Table Linens ToyeL
,nr- Bonnets, Turkish tlonntsrpanes Irish Linens
Mahtillas, very cheap Heap Crin0line Cactus and
Narcotics Skiits Ia all of hirh We r.-pptfuIy SAL
the attention It tho clnsest huyrgs
4 A, uN AIhlN
- IS up,,si,r + chta.e H,nl
(OAL PIT OlL.-20 casks for sale hy
Jy - l.. &a. H. DAVENPORT.
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peH-P. II. AYLBTT, Attorney AT Law
Practice, in all tn. Courts held In the city VI Rich
mond and attends regularly the County and Circuit
Courts of Chesterfield, Henrico. Hanover and King
William counties.
Sc Office over the store Of p. Johnston 4 Brother.
No rs Main street. u l-fIn
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There are cheaper Journals in the Union, and
neither labor nor expense will be spared to make
them among the best newspapers Of the city
j. A COW ARDIS
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oar ANpIi Wv nan '''T9'ti ~ '''A"
wing Shampnning aul Bathing Saloon, lunder th.
Ballard IlnrI~rp hiss h,-n handsomely bttrd up. aud
j. open. and invite thu citizens and strRncrs
Ia give Us call
\. B.-IIut, (nld ami shower R4th~ can be had
daily. from GuClock 4. VI. - Ia y, VI.
sp dom llOHSbN MORTON.
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uSa THE New YORK LIFE |,

HBf61, HI NEW IVNh IIFF INoN NNNN Y
CONpASY-MUrUN SYSTEH.-At q meeting OF the Lo-
cal Beard of Directors for the New York Life lusu'
rance Company, ut the Capitol IN the city 81 Rich
mond on Wednesday, March II, lSi7, the following
unanimously adopted:
The undersigned President and Directors ct this
Company have examined the exhibit. 1T the New
York Life Insurance Company, for the year ending
lat January. ISL and being satisfied with its pros
porous condition. cordially recommend u io the Ell
coura cement and support of the community.
IT. capital has now attained tho suIn ut 81 ,2nin
invested in Stat stocks and Bonds and Mortgages
on Real Estate. W. think il most profitable and
safe mode of investing money. The profits nur" IL
the benefit of the insured, anil have averaged not
less than thirty per cent, per annum on the pre-
miunls paid. Besides these Investments in stnrk~
&c, the law IT New York requires. additional So
cnrity that SlC0O sl,li bedrpo-tci with the state
Comptroller, to meet any lawful demand, which the
Company may fail To pay.
W"in,ito attention to the nature objects and nd,
vantage, ot Life Insurance set forth 10y this n-t
tution.
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FUr EIIC HJ VT IIUEIl-Is.
BENNETT. REFERS FISHER.
NH lI--rodGm Agents tr Richmond.


pc TO Mr.. +. BAKER. Dear Sir: In
justice to your4e and per-ons who may h" similarly
afflicted permit TO cit" instance ut the Trlhfk.
able qualities Of your PREMIUM BTTBKs. htl
never u-"d them until recently, hut nay wife hsv wing
been affected With nervous Affection, AMI disorder
ed stomach, fen the past ten az twelve years. used
every means in nay power to restore her 10 hralth
She under the constant treatment at i've ~ fix
able PLY sciaI- hut u" relief could hr had then
several certificates If thr remarkable cures mad"
by Your BiTTEKs. persuaded my Wit" Z" trV them,
she did -oand in littr time she began e. recover
pidly. Not only her nrrvnu- Infection aud dl-0Tdrrrd
stomach were removed. hut her general healtl, Is
better now than il has been for many Years. AIN
using. and shall always continue "a Use your
BITrERs. | write thiH in Justice 10 yuur"'lt and tor
the benefit of oth,r. who are similarly afflicted.
Your obI't sy't. THOMAS VI. MONTAGUE,
Richmond june y, Isl.
These HlTTEFs can Ice had at Ill the principal Drug
.st, in this city and elsewhere in this State ~
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MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPA-
UEINRICH SCHNEIDER, Professor OF

HEINRICH SCHNEIDER, Professor of
Il l. MUSIC offers his services to the citizens Of
Richmond a. a TEACHER OF the HARP, GUITAR
and OF SINGING Having taught Music for six
years in Elgeworth Seminary in North Carolina, he
confidently refers Ia Gov M0REHg M Proprietor aud
TO RCm STERLING, Esq. Principal Of that nstt-
ton.
ss~ Residence at Mrs. RusSellr Boarding House.
Broad street, near 9th.
References IN RIcHMOSp.-Rey. pr. NJ D. IIuge
Rev George Woodbridge. Rev. DIR. r. Y. Moore " m
q. Paine Esq. Col. 7. \. August, Il. X. Iowison Mr.
4. Morris, 4. II. Taylor, Maj j. c. Shields. Dr. y. H.
Deane jy I1-dIwklaw;!rnA
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lkfF""WoopLANu CREAM. -

lkEF""W0opLAND CREAM. A Pomade
for Identifying the hair-highly p"riumS-l- superior
to- any French article imported aud TOR half th'
prize" For dr"r-ing Ladies Hair IL has equal.
giving II bright GLOSSY appearance. II causes i'n
tomcn. hair to curl IN the most natural manner u
removes daudrun, always giving the Hair the ap-
p"aIanc. vi heinz fresh -hanr"o"i. Price only hity
cents. None genuine unless signed
FErEIIHk Co.. Prupti"tnrs of tba
Balm ut 4 Thuusuh FinreTE."
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BY EXPRESS this day four
trunks of Ladies' Buskins Ties and Slip
pers: they beautiful, and for tho4" who call
have them cheap at the metropolitan
Store. G. :. MAURICE.
~ II Isl Main Il,
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Rea~ Knowles & WALFORp.-I have re-
turned to my former business connection with Mr. u
". KNOWL ES, and will be pleased 10 see my friends
again at Stationrr4' Hall No. q PgIrl st.
W. soil BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY.
We sell II ERRlNu'S FIRE-PRUDF SAFES.
We sell VI tRBLEIXED IRON MANTLES
We insur" Oh lives of white persons.
Nr insure on lives of slaves, 10 years.
y6-2w y. l.. u. WALFORD.
HIsF" LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
I'm
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GEO. wYTHE MUNFORD, Esq,

President, Secretary of Commonwealth Of hrGinia.
DIRECTORS:
GEO. ". CLUTTER, ESQ,
Auditor Public Accounts,
THOMAS Ii. ELLIS, Esq.
President Jnmea River and kanawha Company.
TIIOS. r. AUGUST. ESQ,
Attorney At Law.
WIN. q. PAINE, ESQ,
(kant Paine Co, MorChantsJ
JOHN BAGBi, ESQ.
Farmer, Ming queen Co, Va.
Rev CHAS. II. KEAn.
Pastor I'nitei Pre-hy trrian Church.
REv.J JAMES y. TAYLOR.
Corresponding Sec'y southern Baptist Contention.
A. Il. NORTnAM MD.
ROBT. T. COLEMAN, VI. H., Medical Examiners.
JAS. II. CONWAY. VI. H..
CHAS. WORTHAN Local Agent.
CHAS. +. WORKMAN.
Genaral Agent aud Attorney h'r Virginia.
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ROARDiNG-By Mrs. TAYLOR, on
- Main street, three doors below Governor tn the
opposite side to the Dispatch Office Having many
applications for permanent Boar,lers and not bcin
prepared refused Ia take Them as il was my inten-
ton tn keep day Boarding HOUSE when I caIue
here. am now prepared to accommodate several
PERMANENT and DAY BOARDERS also On very
reasonable terms. have also very pleasant front
room Fa-ant, suitable f0r gentleman aud his wfe
j. l5-at" NJ A IAIIoH
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nELIGHTFUL SUMNER READING.

~ AIWlNlA llIIt = ikAIED: containing u ' lNli
to the Nirginian Canaan. and the Adventures
OF Porte Crayon and his Cousins. Illustrated
from Drawings by Porte CrayoR; farming a
handsome 1vo volume Price S2.'1 in cloth.
80 in half calf
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AN IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES,
AT COHEN'S.
10 BROAD STREET.
Handsome Mantas from ~ - AMI upwards, Elas
tic Belts at i2l3 cents; Linen Cambria HRndkrTcrf-
at ga cts piece; Hoop skirts at - cts Shirt Fronts
at s., cents: fine Linen ones ut - r"nts fine Ladies
Cotton Hose at 81, cts pair Mohar Rolls y cts
Collars at = 10. lN',, SIC. 20 cents and upwards.
Black Silk Mitts. double twisted At 81 q cents. and
Long Nitt- ~ g. ct-; Check Muslin At II, Ct. per
yarl; White Cambria. IA yard wide at I2' cts Mos
quito Netting 81, cents piece Black silk At -
cts and SOM at 81 worth 81 at-aro few Of thu
innumrrahle bargains Ia b" found ut
VAL COilEAS Cheap Store.
Ia Broad strict
\. IA large assortment of Dry Gn"ls tor gentle
men wear, such ~ Ready Made Shirt from ~ cts
piece mp; Half Hose Of Cotton. Thread and silk;
GauZe Nerino Indershrts 20 cents, worth 81; Linen
and MarSeilles Collars Linen and Silk Pocket Hand
kcrChirt-. SC. Is Elm
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EXPORTS-COASTW1Sl

To li,LIFtS. per eChr SultHnl-Gll hhl, Flour a0l
Corn.
To I,LIr,x from Dock.-l3lt hbl- Flour; 2t1o bush
tls Corn.
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CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor.
Those who wish 10 make entries for the Sw"t p-take
will address THOMAS VI. JON rs, Secretary.
is lj-ltl Aug2a wtl3tct Richmond Va.
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go ma a : VEGETABLE rINCrrRE

lent paper, the Christian Banner published AZ Fr~i.T
ickrhurg, Va in hi- editorial vi June 5th ls7 TINS
sI-ak- al his cure:
HAMPTON : VEGETABLE TISCTURE.
IL will De- rccollcct-i by many Ut rrah-rs that
several years ago stated in this editorial column. ~
the Christian Banner, that HAsFToN's NE,BrAsLE
TINCTUkE hid effected for DyETrprla 10 our
own caS"-that We had lahore. hong with this terrible
dl-'aSt and su' "rrd most awfully, the pain and
MELANCHOLY which necessarily accompanies this hVf.
rlhl" enemy ot man AMI nian- happiness. f0r "a long
time lived In constant fear that the frU monster
would return. But, thank Unl and thanks t. Hamp-
tons TinctuTr, the Ruumy drmOH has not yet re-
turned, and We begin To- think he never Will.
We now feel confident ia saying that Hampton =
Vegetable TnCture has matira radical cure Of nys
peprir in casr. We have not taken drop Of
II for the last ~ year, 10 tho best Of recollection
We eat what We please and ~ much please and
chew tobacco Ia our heart. content and all il we'll
Wa believe that twelve hotties. IuciOu-ly takvn will
cure hin" out of every ten ot dyrpTptirs. We
con>CientiouSy snl il to all dysprptir~ .--
The spring time ani summer IL il most recommended
therefore PhilanfhroPi-' call attention 20 it
ktfIt0T qtthr christian BtpHsr.
Call and get Pamphlets. and cures Of Cough
rheumatism, Scruiulu, &c. Asa restorative and in
yiguTnt"v, il has been highly recommended.
HAMPTON NEiEfABIE TIkCTURE.
Hb D"licatr Ladies md Children will please give
II "a trial.
Sold hy PURCELL. LtDD 4 co. Richmond; by
Dr. COOKE Fredericksburg bog sll the Druggists in
Petersburg; 10y MORTIMER 4 NOW BRAh. HsIti-
more and 10y Druggists aud ShupkceprTs where.
m ~ pr bottle" sit hottle~ for g.. J"g-dsr.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-05
KIEKEDILLA!!
The Bride Of the AssaSSiH!.!

The sun rose in uuclouded splendor at
midnight, and shed an inky light DER the
rose-clad lawns of Kamschatka. Twas
then the lovely Kiukedilla, the pride of
all the walrus meat suckers, stole from her
cruel papa's halls to meet the charming
pirate Cuttbroat Pigwcedi, the Italian ban
dit. Kipkedilla was rare type of Asiatic
beauty-young, beautiful rich, learned,
loving, and
TThe above is all of this extraordinary
and fascinating story that will appear In
the CHRONICLE. The remainder may be
found in next years edition of The World 5
Grande HanlLggg, published for nothing
at 999, ,6G6, broadway, n. Y. Subscrip-
tious received everywhere. Anybody en-
closing two stamps to pay postage shall re-
ceive 1000 copies in return. As the de-
mand is unprecedented, the Publishers
would suggest that the stamps should be
forwarded eG-by return mail.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-05
An Irish Verdict.

In an Irish story in one of the London
magazines, murdered schoolmaster is
said to have been found dead in the road
with his head full of tractioas
al am thinking its shoe. aside, said
Larry.
"The horses shoe, was it %
"No, alanna," said Larry, shoeaside
is Latin for cutting your throat"
"But he didn't cut his throat" said
the widow.
"Sure it's all one" said Larry, ,"wheth-
er he died with a rashir on his throat, or
a hammer on his head. Its shoe-aside
all the same"
"But there was no hammer found"
"No-but he might have have hid the
hammer after he did it, to throw of the
disgrace Of the shoe-aside,"
"But wasn't there any life in him
when he was found" 2"
20 Not 4 taste. The GROWERS sot on
him, and he never said word against it,
and if he was alive he would"
And didn't they find anything at all?"
/" Nothing but the vardick.'
And was it that that kilt him %
No, my dear, twas the crack on the
head; but the vardick was, twas done,
and somebody done it, and they were
blackguards whoever they were, and un-
known"
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Important to Daguerreotypists, ,Marb!e
Dealers and others.

UNI VI LN NJ DdSutllCUtlp d
III seS. A method has long been sought for
TO insert in a durable manner, Daguerreotype
LlkeneSSes to Head Stones and Monuments.
| have been manufacturing these Cases for the
last two years, and can warrant them 10 secure
the picture for long number of years.
The outside case IS made Of PaTlan Marble,
and the box which encloses the picture and
keeps 1t IN a state of great preservation for a
long number of years, is made of brasS-G
screIc j0r. II makes avery neat job on a Head
Stone or Monument. They are uSedin Green
wood Cemetery, Mount Auburn, Laurel Hill,
and many other Cemeteries in the L. States.
\ liberal discount made TO Marble Dealers
and DaguerreOypists. Price from S2.25 each
10 $3.50. 4 circular of engravings will be
sent 10 any address, free, with price list. Ad-
dress, A. J.. BALDWIN, Agent
Of Mausoloum pss. Co, 35j Broadway, New York.
66Om3l
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-05
.gunsecker's CLOVER TIULLER.

TEHHE subscribers still continue 10 manufac-
are over 500 Of hem no% IN use ssa IN hifF hhif5G
and adjoining counties, we deem any further
recommendation unnecessary.
The machines are all warranted not only 10
do good work, but better work than any other
kind of machine now in use.
T. CHURCH 81 co, Hartleton, Pa.
Apply TO THo's CuvHcH, Harteton,
or l.. ROoKE, Union Furnace. [lyG52
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-05
n j TELTE.
D. s.. COLEMAN &"
Il nLA-lLE-
FARRELS q HERRING,
Philadelphia
WnnD DIOULDIW WILL

ON Willow St. above Twelfth, North SIde
~ Moudings suitable for & carpenters ahI
Builders, Cabinet and Frame Makers, always
on hand.
Anv Pattern worked from a Drawing
Agents wanted IN the various Towns IN
his portion Of the STATE, TO whom opportunities
Will be offered for large profits for themselves
2m67s SILAS T.. WEIR
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-05

No MISTAKES REcTIFIED-An intelli-
gent Irishman in the employ of firm in
Milk street was sent, few days since, to
bank in State street, for the purpose of OBJ
tanning sum of money on a check. The
money was passed to the 1rishman, who
did not count it until he was in the street,
when he discovered that he had $40 bill
too much. nctus,ea py uesire tnat ava
honor to his head and heart, he returned
to the bank and accosted the Teller: dts
mistake you have made in giving me
the money, sure" he said. awe make
no mistakes, sir" haughtily replied the
Teller "if your money is not correct,
you should have spoken before you left
the bank" "And you wont correct it 2"
asked Pat, with doleful look. mo, sir
stand one side" "Then it's myself that
is happy to say that I've got twenty dol
lars too much, and long life to such Tel.
lers in general"
Pat was allowed to keep the amount by
the employers, and now when he goes to
the bank his money is COUNTED twice for
fear of mistakes-Bost0n Herald.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-05
BRIG, PAINT. AND GLASS

WHOLESALE IVAREHOtS Sc.
TORNER Of Tenth and Market SIS, (Olucc
" in second slorey,) Phii1d.!phiq.
We invite attention 10 our enlarged stock Of
Drugs, Pants, Oils, VarnisheS, &c, selected
expressly for cur sales, and comprising one of
the finest ASSIGNMENTS in the t. $, which we
offer at low prices fol cash Or approved credit
WE MANUFACTURE, very extensively
Premium Pure White Lead. ,bestl kensirCton Pure
white Lend, Pearl White Lad, NIrllo '',I.taua
French Zinc, best Pure Snow white American /ur
Silyers Plastic Fire and Weather proof Paints Chryur
Greens, Yeliovs, am c0i0rs generally.
AGENTS FOR
Porter's superior Alkaline Window Class Genuine
French Plate Glass fwa-~au.si. The New .rr cy Ziuc
Companys products. III den and hrws Ny 'arui-hss
Brooklyn Premium Pure " hite Lad. Hampicn ferna-
neut Greens, Pure Ohio Catawta Rrandy &c.
IMPORTERS or
French and English Plato Glass. French and English
Cylinder Glass CoIoruI and Engraved window Gla-s.
pgguerreotylc Glass. Hammered Plate for Floors anu
Sky-LIrhts. Drugs, Chemicals. PeTfumcry. SC
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Druggists Articles generally, Painters Tools of all
descriptions. Hydraulic and Roman e. mont talciuri
and Land Plaster. PAPER Maker Clay. Satin White &C.
FRENCH, RICHARDS a co,
store, Y. " cor OF Tenth and Market streets.
Factory Junction York Avenue Crown aud Caawhl ~ts.
Hn-Ltu-lpuA.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-05
New Firm and New Goods.
/ I the Mammoth Drug & Chemical
y Emporium of


CHRIST g. CALDWELL.
The undersigned having purchased the entire
Mammoth Drug Store formerly Kept by DR.
Thornton 4 Co., are now ready 10 fill Orders
and Prescriptions al a moments notice. We
have large and well selected stock of fresh
and pure DRUGS, MEDICINES, Chemicals
DyeStuiiS, Oils, Paints, Glass, Putty and
DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE,
AL kinds Of Patent Medicines;
Fruit and Confectionery,
Tobacco, ,SnufI,and Imported Cigars Of The
choicest brands,
Fancy Notions and Toilet articles,
Fine Toilet Soaps & Perfumery of all kinds,
BRusHEs AMI COMBS OF EVERY VARIETY.
EOOks and Stationery.
a general variety of Literary and School Books
Pine OIL, Lard and Fluid Lamps Of every
description; fresh Pine oil and Patent Burn
ing Fluid always on hand.
PURE WINES and LIQUORS of all kinds
for Medicinal uses.
Fire Procf and Zinc Paints.
Preserving and Picking Jars, &c
70 Customers will find our stock complete.
comprising many articles iii impossible here
TO enumerate, and all sold at moderate prices
Call and see us, one and ALL and see our
stock; and if We can't sell you cheap goods.
we will not ask you TO buy.
We are always on hand 10 wait on customers.
Remember the Mammoth Drug Store,
THEO. $. CHRIST.
F. $. CALDWELL.
Lewisburg, Union Co. Pa. 5Gs
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BLINDS AND SHADES
Front Street wire HIanuGactory.
NATSON. COX & CO..

w Sieve, Riddle, Screen and Wire Cloth
Manufacturers, No. SO North From, S..
Corner Of Coombs Alley, between Market and Mulberry
(Arch) eets-IUILiDELF FHLi.
Manufacture superior quality Of Brass and
Iron Wire Sieves of all kinds, Brass and Copper
WireCloth for Paper makers&c, Cylinders and
Dandy Rolls covered in the best manner.
Heavy twiIled Wire for Spark catchers,
Sieves for Brass and Iron Founders, Screen
Wire, Window Wire, Safes, Traps, Dish
Covers, Coal and Sand Screens, Fancy Wire
Work of every description 3m67l
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Philadelphia. :
Howard Go.:s nna Express!

YElIE undersigned are AGENTS for the
above Company, and are now ready to
receive and forward
Goods, Money, sc.
from Lewisburg 10 Philadelphia and all points
on the line of the WilIamSport q Elmira,
Cauawissa, Williamsporl & Erie, and Philad.
and Reading RailroadS-connecting with res
ponsible Express companies to all parts OF
the world.
General OHce-92 Chestnut St. Philadelphia
CHRIST s, CALDWELL, Agents,
April |, lS57m3 LewiSburg, Pa