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Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-12
Broken Banks

This is about the season for Bank fail
ures. and from present appearances, there
will be no want oil them. The Sandusky
Register notices quite batch.
The Bank Of Massilon has suspended.
It was principally owned by II. Dwight,
Jr., who the Tribune says, has an i'm
mense amount Of assets, but who was 'too
heavily engaged in Railroad matters at
lhe West, TO be able in the present state
OF The money market 10 20 on" In con-
Isequenceof this failure, the notes of the
the Old Independent Bank of Mas-
silon, in which he owned most of the
stock, are thrown out by the Banks-the
Cashier declining to pay until he is fur
ther alviseds The circulation of the
Bank is said TO be small, and it is thought
that its assets, if properly applied, will be
sufficiently for the redemption of the
notes. There are a variety of stories
respecting the management of the insli-
tuition, which reflect severely upon its
officers. If they have swindling the peo-
pie, we hope they will be "shown up"
and punished, as they deserve.
The Buffalo papers inform us that the
Patchin Bank which was announced as
having failed, has sufficient assets to save
all blll-holders from ultimate loss. The
private fortune of Mr.. Patchin, it is un-
derstood, will be sufficient TO protect all
depositors and creditors.
The Pratt Bank is also reported failed.
A private dispatch from Cleveland states
that on The receipt of The news of the
ffilure of the Patchin and Pratt Banks,
The Cleveland Banks refused 10 receive on
deposit the notes of the Bank of Owego,
N Y, and of the. .Chautauque County
Bank, N. Y.
There is also rumor of the failure OF
Whites Bank (Bufalo.) The Lewis
County Bank, N. Y; the Farmers Joint
Stock Bank, Toronto, Canada ; and the
Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad Bank,
Michigan, are reported failed
A Cincinnati merchant stated in Cleve-
land, Monday evening, that rumor pre-
vailed on the River, of the Clinton Bank
Of Columbus--that its notes were re-
fused, and hat it had probably followed
the Massillon Bank. We have seen no
confirmation Of this report and do not
give it entire credence. The report of
the failure of the Kalamazoo Railroad
Bank is contradicted by G. D. Smith, the
Teller, in card TO yesterday mornings
Cleveland papers.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-12

FPLYMoUTH lycEUM.- We understand
that some of our young men have formed
a Literary Club under the style. Where
or when they meet, we have not heard.
The object is certainly praiseworlhy, and
with proper effort will become credit to
the place, as we'll as beneficial to the
members.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-12

kE@ EXTENSIVE RoBBERY.--About
two weeks since, an old gentleman by the
name of York, living about mile north
of this place, on the New Haven road,
was robbed of $3.50, in gold coin. 1t
seems that the money was placed in a
box, which contained some valuable pa
pers besides, and put into drawer, and
while The family were in the orchard,
some person or persons took box and all,
So far, we believe, no clue has been OBJ
tanned, which is the more strange, as the
robbery was committed in open day, The
old gentleman must certainly be unable to
appreciate the value of advertising, or ere
this he would taken advantage of the Ad.
rertiser, which might have enabled him
TO Recover his money.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-12

GPWE would call the attention of our
readers to several new advertisements in
to,day's paper. Our" Business Notices.
will not be neglected next week.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-12

I" SNow,--Snow made its " first ap.
pearance this season." in our town, last
Wednesday. Lett come. We are rath-
er anxious to see ourselves once more in
a cutter, behind two-forty" horse, and
a pretty damsel by our side.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-12
NJ Q T / C e.
NEW BARBER SHOP.

r LLOYD AND JAMES CARTER, would re-
IL spectfully inform the citizens of Plymouth,
that they have opened an establishment for the
purpose of Shaving, Hair-dressing &c., and
would solicit the patronage of the public
Clean towels, sharp razors, and easy chairs will
always be found. Shop open from 7 A. NJ, till
s P NJ nd
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-12
Plymouth, Nov. 4, 1858.

There is no truth, it is said, in the state
ment that Martin Van Buren, has been
appointed umpire to decide the disputed
questions before the mixed commission
about to sit at Lendon, to settle the claims
between the United States and Great Brit
ain.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-12

PROBABLE SETTLEMENT OF THE EAST
ERN QUESTION. The Providence Post
thinks the Turkish question will be set
tie about Thanksgiving Day.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-12

At the residence of his father, of C0nsump-
ton, Mr.. ABNBR CUYKEYDALL, of Auburn IT,,
Crawford Co., aged SO years.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-12
MEM GOODS.

NEW GIUDS.
VUST received from the Eastern Cities, and
u manufacturing Villages Of New England, at
the FARMERS STORE,
on the corner of Main and Plymouth-sts., the
largest and most general stock of goods in all
the land, which | will sell for cash, produce, or
approved credit, not at cost exactly but at pIic-
es that will astonish persons who have been look
ing around. Dent buy till you give me a call.
Nov 12-no4 DIRK H0ORNBEEk.
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mANsFiELD IfEns

The Herald is quite an interest sheet
Ibis week, and gives our scissors some
hing to do. The editor has paid a visit
70 the Mansfield Union School, of which
he gives an interesting account in his
leader. We hope some day TO do like
wise with our School. We find the fol-
lowing items in the ...erald:
in some strange manner repoT,
was put in circulation that a gentleman
living in Mr.. Phillip LAYERS house, on
last Friday evening, whipped his child TO
death. AS this report has been widely
circulated, wp think it our duty TO say
there is no foundation for it whatever. 1t
is entirely false.
Mrs. Smith, who met with the
accident at the railroad crossing, west Of
town. is lying in very preca-ious situa-
ton. She was thrown distance Of Al
ttcl against the abutment Of the bridge;
her collar.bone, several ribs, and, if we
remSnber correctly. her shoulder blade
broken. She was otherwise much buris-
ed and injured.
| -CoMN" M iELr.-At lis Inst regu-
lar meeting, Fire Company No. |, unun-
lmously resolved that they would not uso
ardent spirits in time Of ire, and Also that
If any member Of tie Company srauld
beco me intoxicated al fire, he should be
expelled.
--AccIDENT-We are panied to
learn that Mr.. John Finney, of SPRING
field Tp., met with serious accident las,
week, by the running away of his horse,
by which he had his arm broken at the
wrist, and much injured.
--SHREwD-.'Well," said a know
ing ono on learning the particulars be-
tween Griflirh's iage and the Loco.
motive, Il always made it point 10 turn
out for Locomotive"
We copy the following notice from
the Shield and Banner of this week:
We notice by the Plymouth Advertiser
that the Farmers of that and surrounding
townships are about to organize an Agri-
cultural Society, and provide means for
holding Annual Fairs in OF near the vii
tage of Plymouth. The call for this or
ganizalion is signed by quite number OF
the most enterprsing farmers and others
of that section, and they will doubtless
carry out the praiseworlhy object.
! <~--~,s,>,--~~>-~,>---~---~-
FIVE BOYS, employed in different cloth
ing, shoe, and mercantile establishments
in Boston, were arrested on Monday
chaged with robbing their employers
Their Gepredations have been carried on
for long time unsuspected, and have
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-12

Thanksgiving Day comes on Thurs
day, oath inst.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-12

FIVE Boys, employed in different cloth
ing, shoe, and mercantile establishments
in Boston, were arrested on Monday.
chaged with robbing their employers
Their Gepredations have been carried on
for long time unsuspected, and have
amounted in value TO large sum. They
were all colleagued, and it appeared. in-
tended to raise enough by their depreda-
lions TO make trip to Europe.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-12
wH0HEM \N NAR =

WOODEN WARE.
LIVERY sort and description, for sale cheap,
~ at the FARMERS STORE, by
Nov. II n04 D. U00RNBEEK.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-12
FOR SALE.

.hszA FOR SALE,
fsTaSA e {NISSA 4. House and one acre of land
ssssss ssbssg with young orchards and good
.hshszzAs well of water and other improve
mems, in this place, For particulars enquire
at this Office n4tfo
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-12

Fp Ir is scarcely necessary for us to
remind our readers that on next Monday
afternoon, meeting is to be held at the
Western Exchange, for the purpose of
forming an Agricultural Society. We
hope our friends in the country will make
it a point to turn out largely, in order
that there may be proper expression Of
opinion in regard to the matter.
,~~-~~~~~
Co. MAINE LAW, Some of our read
ers, no doubt, have seen paragraph 60
ing the rounds of the papers, that the
law was not at all enforced in Portland.
The following is very emphatic contra.
diction of the report:
-Four hundred and forty business men
and other citizens of Portland, Me-, have
signed statement, which III published
in the estate of Maine" contradic,ing
the story recentlyppt in circulating tina
there was more thinking in Portland siuce
the Maine law went into operation than
previously.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-12

SPENCER q WRIGHT have the best TEA
- for so cts. in town.
Nov. 10-n4 SPENCER g. WRIGHT.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-12
SADDLES AND HARNESS.

VELVET RIBBONS-In great variety, at
V Nov 10-n4 SPENCER & WRIGHTS.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-12

IINC PAINT, at :.
II Nov. 1O-n4 SPENCER g. WRIGHT'S.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-12

DLAlD StLKS-A few patterns at
= Nov l0.n4 SFENCER & WRtGHT'S. .
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13

MU rrECrNr II enter TIE Dors OF Wild Beasts, md
give his classical Illustrations oi Hercules stTug
cling with the Nameau lion Daniel IN the Lions
Zen Samson destroying the Lion, &c.
Onc ot the most interesting portion Of the cNli-
hiNCuis formed Syihc drp'ay oi grea, collection
Of WAN STArrAKy, including Figures ot the s'7e
of lite, u nh The Presidents Of the United States,
and also Of great number OF noted characters
AmeIlcouaud Foreign, all of which are accurn,e
.ikercs,cs, and approximately cosun,d. ini 0ci,
the " hole E.Whisi mtul l. q vast t'loslcly q
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13

ATT II STGN OFTHE BiG COFFGE POT
I'VE undersigned bay" entered iuro partnership
| for the pn'pos, Of nanuilr'prns TN, sheet
iron 1ut copper ware, in all 81 It's various bran
che They have row a hond, and for sale y
god as-orimrnt Of shelf hardware, srov,s. and
In yalr. and during the next month ,hpII he in
rrcc ~ oi arr an well assorted stock OF iron,
nails, glass, and ON other articles properly 5con-
gug 10 an ,s.nII shment OF this hind Th,v
would cogii7'iy invite lh"Il acqullutauccs ard all
others 10 Nv" them call, bop Gghy srlIct attcu-
tonaud an hn0orah'" and upright course Of bust
ness, 10 mcut tar share Of the pubic parIou.
ace. JACE'oN & L0CEWuoU.
ailrsw JACKSON. jIl-3 WARD lockwood
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13
Ni,snImfiom I!

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. neutrality-suspicious.
firm ut {. G. hmr g. 4, Dldg,ey. ia this day
Dissolved Ny mumolcouscnt. 1hccs tahNlmut
vii, hereafter he carried uby G c klny--thls
Juno ith 1853. G c hIYG,
Jaw 80 ANTHONY bAr1t-T.
J|lUGLOYES. AlrAaudcr's best hid gloves.
N cheap. ~ ial2o EAaEGE StcG-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13
Groceries.

Groceries.
tnn bis New Orleans mula.scs,
wv . hht-. New Orleans sugar,
20 bhis Whit coffee sugar.
80 slcks Java rnl RiocotIse.
30 chests Y. II. aud Oo!ong teas,
so bbs dried apples,
urrcc. TCe.
lta,inS, spices ginger, snuf tobacco. roSin
glue, lOgwood, m1ddcr, sal-sOda, -tatch alum
&c. &c Just received and for sale NJ low prices
May It. 5 Il. GE'DiEY.
- NOKED NEdT-lOO1 aam- and shoulders
.Olor -1lrut MAY ~ ; r. GGlnLEY's
isnois - si,urs.
CASES Campbell. double sole boots war.
III ganrrd. lV,n-rs mems Nip boots
~ eases boys lhck kip and cliboots.
8 " mems best cali boot.
kip and cnor-r hyogans.
$ wumrn'- ra.taud 4 Up noGters
cali iow shoes
- bpg-s ladies morocco shoes and h0o,res kii
-iprcrs ties and huskius.
Also The largest md hes, assortment q
chlldrru's shoes ever before offered IN his market
aud at very Iowpr'ces, ,-p9j. $. u, GEIDLty.
foo KEGS matt, o.sor,rl. AI.o, fall as
!DU sor'montot she'll h,rdwar-, lust receive,
At MAY lis : B. GEtDLEy's
"a rDH scy,hca, T. do2 hoes,
III 10 duz snaha, y " hay r1rks,
grain cradles md zcythes
ShnyrIs splIc" ukes, scylhrs, stoyes, &
just received aud for sale low at
NayIt 5. b GGiolry's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13
A Team of Ten Elephants

Nill draw tie great Car Of Iuggetnaut.
Eahy Elephant,
only me ycgr oid 0nd hut ? feet high. will
caUD upo" ~, ha i arouui the nerlor OF the I'M
mclsr Pavilion he hluton GEN hRAL.TOM
Thu VIZ The Magnificent C0riaIe comprises
no llorSrs and !oH,u. The Pavilion Of EAhhl-
tion has hreu ENLARGED unit itiacapahIr OF aerom-
mpjallug l1Ou0 spectators al once The coec-
iIuuoI living NiIi Animals includes the most
sprndi specimens ,Irr exhibited IN kinerIcr.
Among many uIhrr> viii IT, found
Eight acau;iiB, Lions
fresh from lhclr native fn,e.i-.
\ NossriR WmiLoE POLAR BrAR,-oi pgod.-
giuu. ,z" aud ictority.
A MAGNIFICENT RoyAL TmIR the largest Que
ever "Hpuir, alive
n PAIR OF lur>C Lions only sin months Old ,
As IN N>rhr & ANrl,- only SIX months Of age ,
'lr inst oar ryrr born IT. america, BE-, &c.
The nRONbbt ELEPHANTS were captured
lu III" luughs Ct tcniiM t,yion, 10y Messis. )
h.Jryr aHl Ga MUIR r, assisted hy 260 Ma
rv's, nitrfn pursuit # three months and four
days "a the Iuur'rs They were finally cntrapped
and scru"d man Indian kraa! OF Trap OF esor
Mous dimensions and prodigiCrs strength, where
they were ,rhdu'd. The Cali Elephant accompa :
uirsii Dam, and was wcancd on us passage from
lgda.
7. r. BATTIW,
Ir,pu"tcrul the American Museum, New York ,
h1, 'Hr hu1ur 10 announce. rhatrEcouraged hy liIr
lrO idul >u,c,s- winch ins attended riIh,s VARIOUS
riiolt> tor the uluu,,n,Il ct u public, lie has
been l"d {" loan thcpiCcc ii 0Igali2rs vast
t.s,ylItIr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13
PIN f |. u NJ Il L Il d.

PIN f LII NJ Il L II.
JOHN Ei0sSsCh
OFFERS Tor sale the largest aud best ASSOC
" ,ent Of Pine Lumber ever brought to III
ma 1iei.
500 200 Boards, Joic. and Scantlias.
300 900 Fencing,
10000 Common and Clear FLOORING,
100000 Gull foOire,
5000 Circular saved Siding,
- coo Board lgth,
$4,000 Strip
10000 fc..rJ-, for it6cin- nrc. r.
NEW SASH X DOOR TttIOrT!
CASH aud Doo,- kept cousrip y on hand, and
- also made ~ order, at the -guut~' notice, OF
The hest 'ra-oo"a lumber. Drc21 I.!lo',h't.
*s..ugle IacirIy
2O000O W ,, 1. 3, ana oc'I ,I,,. Sin.
Paint. OIL. a H,as~ store.
\ GOOD supply Of Paints and oils wavs or
~ hand. Dec - !. Iloss'cE
sSsNveEl
1 nOD CORDS good Fire Wood wanted -
! ,VOO th" luuhcr Yard. J. liossAcE.
Ottawa, Drrrwlu.7
aaii>.
1nn KISS Boston Nails, of all sizes, at lie
wv Paint Oh and Glass Store, r
For tbr s."dic-.
few pi"rrs Of Chtmplay Iu-t received by rA-
pres, mud for sale very Levy by
may7 Waitcr, Fe'i,'rs, IN
g:"siuctS.
/ Thelltests'y'c offspring Louncls. 10y cypress. \
arg l'sortmcHt imNI Walker t'h"~SNf0
FARMERS, '.ook sTeir.
~ assignment the llrunrpln Premium PIow
Z " for sale by maJj Fellows, y ALKrH & TO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13

Ann FISHING POLES. and lHrrr 1g.rIt-
~ cur Of Aursand hooks. tor sGirny
g l. VuapraoS.
March II. Gttie Gig bJps stare
For safe.
/ HOUSE and nuraud q half acres Q land I'm
/ Ottawa, opposite the uryng ground. lh"
house D. new, - ,.r' squ1rr, with good well Of
soil wHjrr, small stable 100 By 300 feet fenced in
] hr above wtl be- sold ,rCash, ogcXt Aangedior
land, improved or uuiwp5oyed
iorP11'"uWs apply to WARD. LucEW"oB.
Fen, lg-ti-Gu,
NEWHND TALrABLE DISCOTEET.
CjeN improvement ii iliii,i.l Truh
Fl-. >. A. Eacuuicot n0 SO
Lake street, Chcggo. having purchased I.i,u',
Ial'W Improved method g.! Sr,uug m.A,IaI
,rtih, takes pleasure in oiIrluc 20 hisTaig,u- .
Hcai0ld NDLstgEtiai LUPLrF ENINT. Whd
only urci- to be examined to tc "fI'cc"r,d aud
gutn...h t.y approved. Tie advantages ol ihI,
Invention are perfect O','ru,s. "'cI rIi, a. 'Toc
dom from any + l..lC or oh'r UNPLEASANT taste
great strength, .-h,Grss sul dmnlr..'v. I'll,
teeth 90" secured To plate bymcugs # q s'Torg
mineral cement which iDlu, @r'i''p'lU'l uili'
lsr'hauj p.a'e and ar 'rer' iHjiGijrU ~ teHHi-
Urai gums. giving '-i.lc 'lI,iEIsu tlt. i.E
Impossible loob'Hin in any other WY F.. rcirr-
rucrs -cr medals and dipiunUs, AwIlt, do DR.. \
g-prIuums urihrlc,i Dental m,,htr. IN, a.ro
specimens If work A. his ,t.rr, NJ 20 r"r1'.l
laLr ana Dearborn sheets, rcu' a., Ir"u cut
House tuar 1.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13
small Tin. Law .

lHER ALadyapccs made On all money prohi.
: htrd by the small bill law, aud the same l.r'
wlrd"d tor collection,
August Il FerLows, WALKER Co,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13

TIE largest I,ayclLng EXHIBITION in the
World, bcinga combination Of oil the most pupu-
IL, ana unrAccp'iurahlr amusrmcn's at the age
cUla,aed md improved Tor lhr Scascn o. 1883
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13

( tUDDN's, Jnyurs :, NnGlI's. tI'cn, .t,.aIru.
burg and al the popular patrn, ucj.c.ncstol
sUIp Hv DEE. 10 {, t. Fu,tIpsrN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13

NIau:iIa SOr'in.e

hargs stock, received his day, aud {,
sale very cheap June - l.. u. SMTu.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13

vcGNr "oN Tr',r'.frgchrd' 10 TINS EAhhlilcu,
tNIwl., upTca: ,. a'iE.s pri'ruluncSsa giverhs-
go, the umop.l cr"HE,d h'ai- o! Europe. in
c'udu4 Song Dancrs Guclen Statutes aud h.
admired IcIsounuou 81 Napoleon and Frederick
the Great. I hr ilrlit Generals ilr'Hty orcre0yE
ot ags, wriah- only fifteen pounds and is hun
twenty eight inches hlUh Al engaged MR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13
Is,n 4, zen

I HAVE ns,rrccivcd anu'hcr lorrcsupp'y olsu-
prriortras, nllcarclully selected from newly
arrived cargo from China witch wlllsellas cheap
"a usual tNny I'll :. W. CuuLvuR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13
For t!Sp s.idic-.
FARMERS, ,.ook sjelr.
iIsGrauiic Cement

= UT rNN-T1nUy ON N0Uu
N March ; FELLows, WALK &, Go.
~,YRUp aud plantation molnsscs, vhuI.,1, aud
} reinILhv milrI IELLnM. MA,rrr n @
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13
4, ~ y5ill,

nRlrD hPrLtS, peaches, dried curlu,s
- and nice article OF rums, al the
March II NV ENG. BRANuu
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-13

a which he. invites all ,who weh t; '"'r'~e ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-25
.Suiri9e and Murder.

PHILADELPHIA March 2l.-Samuel Adams.
living near Cattasanquo, Lehigh county, Pa
committed suicide this morning by shooting
himself with pistol His wife tried TO pre-
vent him. and in the struggle the ball passed
through her hand. Pecuniary troubles were
the cause of the act.
John Mills, who was badly beaten on Sun
day afternoon by John Dougherty in Walna'
street below Ninth, died to-day of his injuries
He was struck on the head with a brick
Dougherty is in custody, having been commit
ted for trial
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-25
FRIDAY MORNING. MAR.

BILE. aud that IN, transl-tions may he red to
the jury Captain Edward Berry was sworn,
and testified that since Gardiner had been IN.
dicted, he had visited the region of Lagninnal-
las In the department of Rio Verde, State of
San Louis Polosi, the alleged locality Of the
nine for tie purpose Of ascerraiuing whether
the mine could be found He " as proceeding
to give the resul, of his enquiries but the eoon'
sci for the defence objected Point was ar
gued until the adjournment.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-25
OOKING GLASS AND PICTURE

4 OOklNG GLASS AND PICTURE
IL FRAME MANUFACTORY.--The undersigned
manufacture and offer for sale the following articles at
Northern prices:
Portrait Frames, richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and fancy wood and guilt
Daguen eotype Frames large besutfu assortment Of
new goods
Looking Glass Plates, Of all sizes and fitted in
Picture Glass. French, first quality. from 5Ox3S inch
down
Plate Glass; for stores and dwellings, furnished TO
Composition Rosettes, of all Sizes for Builders
work :, .1E
ALso-Od Work re-git and jobbins in all the above
branches =. ss8 s.
Picture Glass cut to any Pattern-aho urge s"o
French Mirrors furnished to order. a3tif9a9 e9s
e-Coun,ry orders by mail willreceive prompt atten
- FRANCK & CLOVER,
1873 Main street, between 9th and iothst Richmond
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WASHINGTON, March 2l-Dr. Davis, Hon.
Geo. Evans, and Col Payne wererecalled ana
identified paper in Spanish Purporiins 10 be
a title de. OF George A Gardiner TO his NINE
N San Louis Potosi. and also a translatlon OF
the same as having been before the board oi
Commissioners.
After some argument, the court decided that
the papers showing GARDENERS tlle to the
mine, with minute descriptions. was adm'ss''
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I,REsH GAxp.N sEEDs.--Th,

LNRESH GAkEi n SEEDS.--lhe sub
l. seriber now ha. in = "a Spring supply ot G"r-
den Seeds his stock ia u embraces every variety
usually wanted in tl. .mai. They all fresh and
genuine md diec from the oreb'nted House oil DAVID
I.ANpRETH nj Phiadel pha also, assortment of
choice FLOWER SEEDS
Catalogues with almanac and directions tor planting
and culture to be had gratis JOHN H. SEA,
, c.l o-ts1 Druggist