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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12

And then YOU thought if I had
los, every thing else would need nv
wife? Oh, my Ada! my darlingl how
could ever have dis,rusted! your
And how could ever have given you
reason to distrust me?' responded AIDE
laide. But you have not told me about
your failure yet-whnt was it?'
Just this; | made some very rash and
foolish movements with regard to nv
business. ana came very near losing ev-
cry cent. Indeed, | believe it was al
one time rumo red that had made an
entire failure. But affairs turned out
better than had any reason TO expect.
and escaped with the loss Of only few
thousands. do not regret them, for i,
will learn ne TO be more cautious about
my investments for the future. and now
! have some one TO be careful for he
continued. as he folded her still closer 10
his heart. And you really thought you
were coming back TO privation and toll.
did you. my Ada?
Yes. but ! did not fear them. only
thought that under such circumstances
you would have faith in my love
i have-I have. Ada. Nothing on
earth could ever make mo doubt you a.
gnin.'
fdon't know about that replied Ada.
play fully shaking her head: i should not
like 10 run the risk
As member of the Lower House. Mr..
Fletcher passed the mex, winter in Wash
iugton. and Of course Ada went with him
He could no, lose her again so soou; and
very proud was he Of the grace. the in
tellect. and The v.ried accomplishments
TINT made her so sough, after. as the
hrigh.esi ornament Of The circle in which
they moved
There was 'Levee" at the While
House.
willis" whispered Ala. "you said
George Tilden and his wife would be here
-are :hey no, standing near that large
bow Window"
'Yes. that must be George; let US ga
and jaiu them"
They crossad the room: and very soon
Adelaide clssped the hand OF George Til.
den's fAir. blue-eyed bride. and gave to the
Joung. trembling stranger kind and SIS
terry greeting.
She is very beauiiiuI-very lovely.
George" said Adelaide. later IN the eve-
mig. as Mr. Fletcher had taken Mrs. Til
den away to shew her fine painting, Il
ueed hot tell you how rejoice in your
happiness
al know yon Go. Adelaide. and hope
YOU will love my Edith as a sister. Sho
is very young. and needs the companion
chip OF one whom she can trust.
al could not help loving her. George.
for the sake Of our old friendship " for
nothing more. But. oh. what has become
OF Theresa"
Georges counienance fell as he answer.
cd
"roo. child. size leads wrctched lie.
fear. She could never agree with her
slep- mother; and finally married man
nearly sixty years o'd--rsrily because he
had plenty of money. and partly to es-
cape from the petty tyranny TO which she
wa subject a. home. She looks care
worn nod beart-s'ck. Her husband is
jealous OF his Young and pretty wife. and
she seldom goes cut. she does he will
pnl leave her for an instant; and subjects
her 10 a constant surv GLANCE that must be
insxpress;bly Calling. Truly. dear Ada,
The way of the traDsgressor is hard"
Our story is ended. kind reaser. Is il
necessary ios US to point the moial?'
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12
Severe Winter.-The yincennes Counnr

Severe Winter.-The |incennes Coumnt
Of the 3lst ult.. says 1.-THE weather has
been very harsh this week till yesterday.
when il moderated. The reports of stock
dying in different parts Of the country
surrounding. on accoun. of the weather
and want Of food. are truly Distressing.
The Sullivan county Democrat says no
cattle have died of starvation as yet, in
that county. though many seem TO be on
their lastlegs. They are all on their first
legs out here. $50
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12
Uncle Sans Troubles.-We claim to be a

Uncle Sans Troubles. claim to be as
resiy as any one TO see our national flag
respected and protected whenever insult
is evidently offered OF intended. but there
is such thing as being TOO sensitive and
hasty on such occasions. and We believe
our government officials have been too
much so for few years past. and acted
more for buncombe than for the true in
terests Of the country. II any of our
vessels in their regular travels. should
happen 10 hear the crack Of pistol or a
pup-gun from Spanish or British frig-
ate, and return in hurry for protection.
an express is Immediately dispatched a,
an immense cost to the government. with
pesemptory demands for immsdiaie salts
faction through our representatives. in
the country from whence the eff nding
vessel failed. sa a.s5.
Ii proves upon investigations that the
fiIlibus,ering tempest in teapot recent.
" stirred up in regard to Spanish frig
ate firing into the steamer Eidosado,
,uros out TO be mere matter Of smoke,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12
To Wen Residents.

NJ Office is hereby given. that the under
= y signed, with The comfy Surveyor. will
on The Ith day OF My 1855. at 10 o'clock 8.
IN on SAID day proceed to survey a,sd ,osate
the corners of his iands in section
township 80 nerth. of r.nse cas-, in MIR
shall county, to meet at the residspce ef F.
Hoover anu continue from day TO day Until all
isfiuished ts fs 50
Non residents who Gail 10 meet the Susvevor
at the time and y ace aboee mentioned. and de-
fray ssovide for defrayipa their periicn q.
the expense of said survey, W Il be reterned to
the County Auditor Of sid county. and such de-
lecied according TO law.
FREDERICK HOOVER. Jr.
A,ril 70. 1855. se.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12
Death of the Hon. Jos. G Marshall.

The State Sentinel OF the 18th instant,
says: I'VE learn from passenger by the
Jacksonville train last night. tha, the
Hon JOSEPH G MARsHALL b'eathed his
last at the residence of his brother; in
Louisville, Yesterday"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12
Tie way 10 tell it.-A few days ago as

Tie WAY 10 tell it--A few days ogo as
we were,silently solitaril,, secluded d. md
alone at our own out-sf The way domicil,
GeviSing some means 10 head another
chill. an old subscriber from Pulaski
County. entered strictly tremendously,
and when seated. promptly Informed US
that he had concluded not to take our pa :
per any longer. blu, wished to take one
of his own. Well. ii is not very often
now days, that we get such insorma-
tion. but we had finally concluded to
reconcile ourself TO lie Will af tho pat
ron In Ibis instance. As We had no per-
sonal acquaintance with him. we al frst
supposed that lie was about engsgin, in
the business himself.
No. no :" said he. Il have been :ehing
-FOUR paper long enough; | want to pay
off oil! scores. and for the next year in
aduGnce. and then It will be my paper "
ill Short one Of our exchanges u
little down south, we accidentally motto
cd the other day, the concluding para
graph of Dental advertise nent, which
reads es follows:
an short Ladies' snd Gentlemen. we
are pre- pared 20 attend 10 TO all The nj
nor operations in Drn;a! Surgery with
promp;ness and fidelity,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12

To TELL Coon Eeos--- II you desire to
be certain tina; your eegs are good aud
fresh. put them in water. If the butts
turn up they are not .fsssh.) This is an
infaliible rule to his,ing sish good from
a'bsd egg. Madison Courier.
+ sEggs-aeHy. Well did you ever try
your young neighbor over the wsy-or
don't he nciurally incline that way
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12

ME undersigned has this day taken oct
4 letters o. administration on the estate of
Lar kin Thompson, late Of Marshall county
deceased. All persons owing said estate are
requested TO make payne and those hay-
ing CLAIMS against IT. must file them foI eltie-
:nen'. The estate is probably sofseus.-----.
LICRETIA THOMPSON ADMIR-.
April 4, 1855. 4t3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12

The two vessels at the time were four
miles apart. and inasmuch as the sho,
from the frigate did not come within
mile and half of the Eldorado. she
very naturally kept on her course with
out further Molestation.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12

A luwn in Massachusetts has elected
woman as q member Of their school
committee. Many towns would doubt
less ind il to their advantage TO follow
the example. GO nss, .84s5 ~-r :.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12

SxSrfxcE: CoMMUrED.--The Governor
Of New York has cemmuled The sentence
of.JoHx H. PHELPS to imprisonment For
flie. At hard labor. PHsLrs.aitmiil be re
membered. was to have been hung OF Al
bany some time ago, but was reprieved
several times.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12

DR.. franklin said that "time is mon
ey," but there must be some mistake a
bout Is. Some men have been owing us
seventeen gears. and we have lot got our
money yet. .ss
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12


WI J. BUR0s has returned 30 Plvm
cuth and again taken in charge the Ban
ner,' the broad folds Of which already be
gin to flaunt upon the breeze most grace
fully. and with increased beauty. May
health and success attend the Banner and
lis lndefauga bic tditor.-Jasper Banner
Thank you Mac. for your good op;n-
ions and wishes, but as 10 the health part,
-. Have you been pigeon hunting.
lately?
We orc under obligations to many 81
our bre ihren Of the Press, and we sup.
pose our patrons have no objections to
hear their testimony occasionally. We
hive received several o,hcss in our ex-
changes. and passed them By with the in
ten,ion TO cepy none Of them; bat in re-
newng our old associations with these
who have ;Eeatsd las with. gen slealaaly-
courtesy, and with whom we have long
enioyed pleasant weekly intercourse. we
dislike TO forego the pleasing task OF
thankfully acknowling their tes,im onials
Those whose papers were received and
passed without the formal notice, will
please rene Der that we fully apprecia-
ted .hem. We copy few which happen
10 be on eur table at this time:
VIM. J. Burns. Esq. has returned 10
the editorial charge of the Plymouth Ban
ner. He possesses the ability to get mp
good paper. and p.cuniarily we wish
him success. The last nom Der is dec-
ded improvement on its predecessors for
several months Pas,.-Md Herald.
The Banner is good paper. aud we
hope long TO class ii among our best ex-
changes Michigan City Enterprise
The Plymouth Banner has changed
hands. and is now published BY our cid
friend. w. J. Burns. its former editor.
Bro. b. has our warmest wishes Ar his
success Wabash Gazette.
w. ]. Burns has again resumed the
publication Of the Plymouth Banner, and
very much improved it's appearance.
WARSAW Repub.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12

Spiri;ualism seems TO have gained such
an enfuence in Boston. that patent med
icine dealers head their advertise ments
with some kind Of all address TO lis vota-
ties. such as ''Rice's Spiritual Medicines
&c. Ii is asserted b. the advertisers
that they are all prepared from spiri,
directions Humbugery in this in.
stance, has sought its appropriate level.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12

COL. Of the Clay county Advocate, why
don't you print yonI paper better? We
want to hear from you occasionally. but
it is not often that we get en- Advocate
that we can read.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12

+ .An excellent name for these exceed
ingly hard times. is lAat OF a firm in St.
Louis; Grim d. Barrett.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12

Nine car loads of fat cattle left the
Bellefountsine Depot :his morning, for
New York city STATE Sentinel.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12
$50. 600 DOLLARS
The following IS t!le Isl osproperlI.

A Farm. known The Ludlow Farir.
in the rich valley OF the ue river
adjoining the Town Of 8lrior. si2.oaa
Tho Marion Merchant II ll>.incilline
FIGURING. Swing, Carling AMI Fl-
ling apartments, ca h FINISHED
with the best class If machinery. IN
fine and successful working order. 10 oro
One House and L,tin " rior. seq
One Large Cabinci Shop and Lot TO
One Extra Il 'usc ani Lot. A CHOICES
locnii M III tho pluce. l,5G0
One Extra X use aud 1t. j choics
locati, n in the licc, l,sco
U c house and LIT, a ch ace location
in The place 100
One Town Lot IN Lrndor, lad, 10
Ode do do do $50
One DO dc do 100
o. e House on Washiaz; ZION =. Shelly
Vile io0D
81. John Farm of lc5 acres mile.
S. W. OF SheibYville, well improved e5n,
a good Farm. Of l0J acre. . miles 5
W. of Shlby,i lc, szol
Farm of l20 rcr,.. on Diuo p.ve-
mile from Sh-,bvvillc SOD
Onc Farm 50 ;.cres, miles r.. m
81 elbyvile On,
One + 'rin ct i2o acres near Vienna Il. l.3u1
One Large Dwelling House and Lot in
Franklin. Ind. ac..
One Large Dwelling Hou.e and 10.
IN F,anh!ir Ind e.oo
Oac Vacant Lot In Franklin 9Ga
ON Spe'.did House and Iu.:n
krightstnwr =
OIe Spie"d;d H,usc and l.. in
Huntsville. mi ,ao
One S2..ntii House md Ia. nj ose
ami a.tRcre Lot IN al q ilir.o,, ~
q yes ONO. a..
Ten priz,,. each co,,>i.-,,.. r G.
hiding Lot AT same ri.ce. AZ 300 3nn1
"a cLs al,
M "n ~. So
he SWAIN v reliant Mill, on Fin.
i1"cI, insL C.'intv. IN Together Nth
~ az RS - land. and I fn, frs, r,.s,
Saw Mi nftachsF. ,sna
Ky. 1000
!. large Foundry in She lyval-. .ncla.
eng an nmineaSe yaries - Ma
cA!neEY, Tools. Patterns, and eve
Itthing necessary to me successful
operation OF such m establishment.
together with the three lois occup,.
Cd ty SAID Foundry. ,an,,
i~eh'F prizes, each good builGn.
10; III She.b. vile. worl Sne COS
H s S',' 90 go 500
line Houses. Lots & Farm 1850 : oo5
in,i'9Vei Farm 800,
: buildings mi LOT. in ShelSyva:e,
s anoan,ine to s.o0s
SeFcntN five prizes, each corSi..iny
OF 10 acres ofnninpro- ei land, NOS;
OF II well located nj various place,
IN lie States OF Indiana. Illinoix,
=, ana Iowa 1920
One thousand Prizes of FIVE dollar,
each, consisting in nego.;abls
,r share in real state. 5000
Two thousand. one hundred ana forty
t") prizes Of three dollars each.
consisting O negotiable sha,esi-
real estate. e.ool
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12
THE STATE or INDIANA.
~

HE SlAIE Ot INDIANA.
STARK COUNTY, SIS.
In the Stark Giro 1T Court. Spt'r. term 1855.
Amt Shields and James ". Dana.
against
Ca harine Ann Shields, Mat la T.
Anderson, daughter of John II.
Shields deceased Gee rye F. Shields
Jordan V Shields. Altlia &. Shields,
Margaret Shields and ,o>hna j.
sheiuf; me w'"o CIV; ian, anu nelIs at Petition
Jaw o, 1vnn Il chi i"s u.cea,eu, for
aug Az. M"i'' am Uroi:e W. m"u PARTITION
of Thomas Sheds deceased, and
Joshua ]. Shields, and Catlarin'
Ann Shields. the children and hcir'
at law Of said Thomas Shields, de-
ceased, and John Lindsey and Nam
cy Lindsey, his wife.
WV HEREAS, the pliintiff in the 10 e.oing
wv entitled cause has flel his petition f I
partition of certain real estate therein Dies cri pe
and whereas, the aflid .yit o. dsinterested
person is 81 o fiji in my Office showing that
the ssd defendants GenrseF Shields, Jordan
v. Shields, julia A. Shields siargllet Sh eds
ana Joab Shields are non. residents of The State
of Indiana. The Said George F.. Shells, Jor-
dan-V. Shields, Julia Shields, Mlrgatet
Shields ard JOSH. Shields are thcr fore here
by notified Of the filing and pen iency Of said
posttoh "nu uia' u"iCSstnoy el'prai shu psedu,
answer or demur thereto. on or hefare the cal
ling Of this canse on the first day Of tie next
term ofthe said court TO lie holden at the Cont
House III Knox in said county on the third
Monday in March uest, the same as to Their
VIII be taken as conlessel, and will be lie lrf
aud determined in their absence.
Attest. CHARLES HuMrnRgys, Crk.
PRATT TABOR, = pa f9H s3
A.G. DEWITT, scd Te as r4e~-
Attorneys fer Pia;rt'ff.
April IL, 1855. l.s,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12

The Wabash Gazette comes to us this
week in double harness. Bro. FLETCHER.
who has ably conducted it since he has
had the management Of it, has taken
w. r. GOTHAM INTO partnership in its
future control
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12
41eA-a
SI5o.0e3
Whole NGmber OF Prizes. 1920

" hich gives 10 each shareholder, One
chance in Fifteen. o d.esine. p-rlsD..
a Fort he.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12
SALE REAL ES 7 ATE
At Shelbyvitie, Ind.
On the 18th Of May, 1866.

FsNHE ShelbyvilIe Real estate Company
n have a combination of Ch,ice Lands and
other Real property, wei selsc'e |. and judi
ciciIsly located ia Some uf the most pr"nnsns
places and points in any OF The Western States.
10 tie an ONT e
l50 600 DOLLARS,
U2on This aInornt of Stock they have i-s.s-l
30 thousand Shares. which they " = sell Il :
do.las each.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12
Riots at the POlIS.-At the late CITY cleo

Riots at The POllS.-At the late city cleo
tion in Cincinnati. great excitement pre-.
vailed, especially in the llth and 18th
wards. 1t appears that the foreign pop
ulation in those wards has quite large
majority, and during the counting il was
currently reported that there were some
fifty tickets in the box more than there
were names registered. The Know Moth
ings gathered to the different precincts
and took possession Of the ballo, box and
tickets and destroyed them. This led 70
riots and fights with implements from
biick bats up 10 cannon, and finally with
The former rsmmed into the latter. We
have not room for full particulars, even
II we thought majority OF our readers
would tame an irterest in ;heir reru>sl
The following dispatch. however. tells
the result Of the election, and the ci.y is
again quiet:
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12
CicINCIxNATr, Arri, G.

VIIlNtTFNAII, \ I'M q.
TIE City Clerk has issued certificate
to al the democratic candidates. tie Jug
es OF the ll,h and l2rh wards having
made re turns under oath |, is rot ike.
Is that the election will be contested.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-20
FOR SALE.
NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
No "a Vine Street, Nashville, Tenn.
PRINCIPALS,
CHARLES HESS AND HENRY WEBER.

ChhhLES HESS AND HENRY WEBEh.
nEPARTMENTS-The System Of instruction adopted for
Academy in Paris and comprises FIVE Departments, viz
Primary, Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior to
which added Kecapituaton Department, designed for
those who intend to adopt Music as a profession.
TERMS PER SESSION.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT, 500 90
Five lessons week, one daily, Saturday excepted.
FEEsMAh DEPARTMENT 70 W
Four lessons week, Monday, Tuesday, thursday
and Friday.
SOPHOMORE DEPARTMENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80 90
TIN ee lessons one week, Monday, Wednesday and
Friday; the succeeding week Tuesday and Thursday.
Lessons same in number and in days as in the
Sophomore Department.
kENOE DEPARTMENT 80
Two lessons a week Monday and Thursday.
REcAPITULAToS DEPARTMENT. 60 10
Lessons daily, saturday excepted
r n all OF the foregoing Departments the Piano and
Guitar are the only instruments taught
EXTRAS.
instruction the Harp, lessons week session S45 90
in '0'-''.A'0n' Italian style, Is Is 90 90
ciaronet. &e s two evenings Mn i week. IS 90
e- All tuition fees due the Of the pupil.
one lesson week 10 Sacred Music gwen to all pupils free
Of charge.
No charge will made for the Of instruments. Music
and Music furnished gratis the pupils who will be
permitted to retain them their own property at the close
OF the session.
Pupils N be received at any time and charged from the
period they the close Of the session The attend
Of pupils will be required during the les ION only
The Academic Year will be divided into two sessions the
one commencing the I'd Monday in September and clos
ms on the Friday January the other commencing
he LIST Monday in February and closing on The hrst Friday
in June.
ezy- Pupils intrusted their shall receive close at
enton and unweared assduty the part Of the in
uctors avail they shall BOT tail to attain the elevated
81 andard Of proficiency TO which they may aspire.
Application be made after the LIST day OF Septem-
err at the Academy. augls -3m
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-20
FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AMI
SAVANNAH.
CARTER,S SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier Of the Blood!
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
Lefne A6aicted Rea,i and Ponder.

LefGis A57ictsd Read and Ponder
An TnfAlble Remedy tor sorofa, Kings Evil Rheuma sun
Obstinate Cutaneous Erupons, Pmples or Postues on
the Face Botches, Bos Ague and Fever Chronic Sore
Eyes, Ring Worm letter. scad Head, Enlargement and
Pain Of Bones and Joints Stubborn Ulcers syphtc
arising nom Iniudicious Use OF Mercury mprudence
ia Life, or lmpurty Of the Blood.
NHiS great Alternative medicine and Purifier Of the Blood
is used By thousands Of grateful patients an
parts Of the United Staes who testify daily To the
able performed by the greatest an edcnes SCAR.
Tt RS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
scroua, Eruptons the SKIN Liver Diseases Fevers IN
GERS Old Sores Affections OF the Kidneys, Diseases Of the
Throat, Female Complaints Pains and Aching Bones
and Joints all speedily put 70 hgh; By using this great
aud nestimable remedy.
For all diseases Of the Blood nothing vet been found
compare with it. Il eeanses the system o. an Impurities
acts gently and efficiently TIE Liver and Kidneys,
strengthens the Digestion gives tone TO the Stomach makes
the skin clear and healthy, and the Constitution,
snieebed by disease broken down by the OF
youth to Its pristine yigor and strength.
For the Ladies' Is ueomparaby better than all the
metes used. few doses n CAzTEs SPASEH MxTUKn
will remove al saCwness Of complexion, bring the
manng 10 the cheek, elasticity to the step, and i'm
the general health IN remarkable degree beyond ali
the medicines ever heard o.
The large number Of certificates which have received
persons om all parts Of the United States Is the best
evidence that there Humbug about It, The press hotel
keepers Magistrates Physicians, and public men, well known
the community, all add their testimony 10 the wonderful
effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
Cal on the AeEST and set Circular and Almanac, and
cad the wonderful his truly greatest Of all medicines
has performed
None genuine unless signed BENNETT BEERS, Propre-
tors No Pearl street, Richmond Va 10 whom all orders
Tor supplies and agencies must be addressed.
And FOR sale by W. =. GRAY and r. w. cambridge
Nashville, and by Dealers IN Medicine generally.
uarfn-sftriwaufy
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-20
PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED

= n - n ~ n ~ ~ = n II 10
WARRANTED to stand 10 per cent fire -
w than any HerTiDgs safes in use, and sold at ~ III
the same prices. Also, Iron Shutters, sash - III
and Doors for Bank Vaults and EEzs$
StorcSs Also, Patent Slate Lined Relrig-
orators, all warranted goocd and cheap in the
country, by EVANS WATSON, No. 26 South 4th street.
Philadelphia Pa Halls Patent Powder Proof Locks, and
all the celebrated Locks furnished when required W. O.
the above. my5-ly