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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-25

Those who posssssjresl excellence say
the least about it.
When i'll news comes too late TO be
serviceable 10 your ns;ghbor. keep ii to
yourself.
The Buffalo Republic says the woman
who had q "fello@ feeling in her boson'
has sued him for an assault.
A sabbath well spent.
Brings q week of content.
And hsl.h for the lolls Of TO- morrow,
But sabbath profan'd,
Whstso'sr may be gain'd.
Is certain forerunner OF sorrow.
To empty house of blockheads--sei
two dogs 70 lighting 10 the street..
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-25

yENAKEN up by Willis Jones, Of Pourbon
4 Township, Marshall County, Indisna
on the Both day of December, 1854, ore red
heiier, one year old last spring or summer.
No marks o, brands psrceiyal le- Appraised
At dollars and Is cents by Anderson Lynch
md Franklin Chandler, before Justice J. Nc
Whar.er.
Attest RICHARD CORDIALLY, Cork.
Jan. "a 1855 .5t3
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-25
Ir.ABGTlGD.

On Sunday l4th By Rev. Mr FuLLIs.
Ar FERDINAND RIMPLER to Miss Re-
BKccA RANKhRD. ell of ihis county.
On tia 23rd. by tie ssme WILLIAM
RIaGLg 20 Miss BELAINA Coil, all CT
'his county.
Cur Deril don's know whether The cake was
cnOd or M
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-25

We lay before our readers. this week,
statement of the Agricultural Pro
ducts. Domestic and Farm Animals, &C.
raised in Marshall and Starks counties
for 1854. taken from the Report of the
Auditor of State.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-25

She always made home happy" was
the exprssssve sentence which friend
recently added to an obituary notice.
The last instance OF modrsty 10 that
Of young lady who refused TO wear a
watch in her bosom, because is had hands
on Il.
This Oils ont the column.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-25

The Goshen DcHocTof received, bv tie
Torloi.s Telegraph line, the following
account of important proceedings which
speak for themselves-Tol. BLADE.
tsno,her meeting of the Free Bank
ers, held at the 'Kankakcs Marsh on
Monday, January lst, ls55.to devils,
suitable means for the More ample pro-
tsction OF IlIe IRsclVcs al home, and sn in
creased confidence abroad, upon motion.
tho Presiden. of the Bank Of Connersyille
was chosen. President, and the Cashier OF
Poor Excuse ives appointed Secretary oil
the convention.
The following questions were PROFOUND
ed TO each representative present, and o
written answer required to the ssme:-
Question 1st.-Havo you under any
circumstances redeemed in any manner
one dollar Of your issue; or doyou ever
intend doing SO? The answer was, with
enc exception, No, tho represent alive
from one Of the institutions ecknowledg
ing that he had bought 10 cents worth oil
ma tches from ped liar and paid the cash
This was deemed an Infringement, OF The
rule, and by large vote he was ruled
out.
Cues. 2d.-Has any one living, ever
discovered. by accident or otherwise the
practise location Of your Banking House,
Ii so, IN what manner?
Here the Cashier Of tho Ca, Swamp
Bank admitted that he was surprised one
night by a man and his boy, who were
ouI hunting coons. but he was positive
they had no carpet bags. nor any dishon.
cradle intentions toward the concern
Cues. 3d.-What are the securities de
posted Spr thu perfect aud absolute re.
demplion of your notes?
Ans.-lThs following undoubied sscu.
rit les are some Of the principal:--l
Five hundred shares in psrhsm's Grea
Gift Scheme.
Six hundred pictorial envelopes of Old
Jacob Townsend's Ssrsaparilia.
One hundred SANDY Hook 2 2 rel
cents.
| Five hundred Militia Officers commits.
sions. issued during the Sack War.
One thousand Sons of Temperance
Travelling Cards, 10 per cent, discount.
Ten one thousand dollar Bonds of Phil
anthroPy.
The following resolution Yves then unsn
imously adopted:
-Resolved, That no institution repro
scented in this convention, will ever bs
guilty Of extending any manner ofsccom
modation to citizens who are in the habi
Of either directly or indirectly counte
nanciug the use Of either gold or silver a
circulating medium. our grand objsc
being 10 drive ali such trash out OF tn,
country.
Aiter.the above proceedings were had
and the foregoing Exhibit made, Of tn
sound condition and commanding position
of the Banks. a motion was made to ad
journ. sine die. but the proposiieI
met with conside rable opposition a. SONS
could not understand by what right sine
die could expect them 20 90 TO bis tavern
any more than The grocery keeper sojoin
ing; but upon the ayes and noes bsiny
called, he finally prevailed.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-25
Thursday Morning, Jan. %, 1855.

~ The Elitor being absent during
ths past week. is the cause of so little
81 itorial in this number.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-25

KALAMAZOO DAEK.-The Kolamazcn
Telegraph says. relative 10 the reported
failure of Messrs. Ransom S Dodge, of
that vlilage:-"Owing 10 the stringeucv
OF the times and their inability 10 con
vert their assets with sufficient ranidifv
10 meet their certificates of deposits,
PAYABLE on call. they have been obliged
10 ask for short extension on some OF
their papsr. But their sbilitv 10 meet
all their liabilities is unquestioned. and
so far We know. the confidence of our
business community in 'hese gentlemen
remains unimrsired'-Dctyou Tri5uas.
The Kalamazoo Bank. a. 4 lbion. IS
owned By them, but ,hey inform Us that
about one-hslf Of the entire amount is.
susd by the Bank has been redeemed. The
notes are secured By deposit Of North
Carolina and Virginia S'echs, whici,
were selling at % cents a, last quote
tions: Our advice. is-don'i sacrifice
or ihse notes as They will al: be re
deemed"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-25
NcuD A0pcrtisen1enis
SCHOOL 7 AK.

= = n % / AK.
a Ill those who know. themselves IN az
"A rearS, in paying Interest, would do well
10 dust over by the 2Jth of February, nest,
and L they 90 not, they can learn in the
"School law what he penalty viii be.
1873. u. MCDONALD, Il. Fl. C..
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-25
Total sa.274. 7O5 80 1.7ss.4l2

The expenditures on account of the
three Benevolent Institutions. during the
same period were as follows:
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-25
From the State Journal.
Indiana Free Banks.
THE BANK CONVENTION
The Free Banks Classified, aud The Agency
EStahiiShpd.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.


Some little time was necessary to clas-
sify the Banks according 10 the value of
THAR securities az not0 presented on the
State Auditors books. The examination
has been completed. the classification
made, and w. G. DePsuw, and John d.
Defrees have beea appointed agents of
the Bsukers' Association.
Ins circular which these gentlemen
have issued. they announce that the sgen-
cy will DO ready by the 18th inst. togo
into operation. and that they intend
faithfully to carry out the wishes Of the
Convention, to wit: To remove from cir
culation oil suspended ard broken bank
paper and TO supply its place with good.
solvent. pecie-psyins currency; to facii-
its!s the latter. the agency contemplatos.
at as early day as possible. TO check on
New York for oil specie paying, par bank
"a ner at satisfactory prices.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-28

iAkEs in AND DONE FOR. 4 week al
so ago a man put up al one Of our hotels,
and alter luxurlaing upon tie good things
OF " mine host uhtf the time came lor
his departure, was poll! " asked to pay
for his feed, " but as politely informed
tic Ian lord that he had " rary rcd, bat
would send him h S bill from the next
station, where, of course he had rleutv OF
m ney and friends. He was told that
was not the way business was done at that
establishment. lie then offered 10 pawn
his Old hat for tie amount, but that was
no e. Determined. however, 10 settle
his bill like an honest man, he ST pped ont
and IN few moments he returned with 4
neatly made up bundle, which showed
that ut least one article was pair Of
pants. This satisfied The landlord-th
gent wrote his name on the bundle-saw
It safely slowed away, and left, PROMISING
10 send and redeem II shortly After tile
ears had been gone some time, boliface
IN looking at the bundle, thought tie
pants had rather a familiar look, and open
lng the package, the honesty Of tie gen.
leAAah Was eAPidlHtd as l0ll0Ws on
leaving the landlord he hid gone up
stairs, found barrel filed with rags,
from which he selected good locking
eg Of as fine pair of pants as ever
yraeed the person OF a King, and it'll the
ID Of some rags, had made up bundle.
Which, 10 tie eye, looked Ike il contained
4 pair of fine pants. This he had left in
soak with tie landlord in payment Of
us bill, and II not cut up for carpet rags.
Ne have no doubt it is soaking yet, as it,
las never been called for.-N y. ri
'Ugc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-28
Th5 Paris Exhibition.

Some of our exchanges are grievng
themselves over the meagre representation
Of American art and industry al the great
Paris Exhibition. To this country was
assigned the most central and conspicuous
space in the palace, the posi- Of honor,
which was designed as a compliment,
and will doubtless be so understood by
@hc nations at large, every one Of which
would have coveted so prominent mara
of respect. Under ordinary cireums tan
ces. also, We too should have regretted
that the American department were not
full and complete for in the promotion
of the interests appertaining to such mat
ters, we can meet on common ground
with people OF every grade Of society and
peculiarly Of government As it is, we
have no regrst 10 express. We should
have been all the better pleased were
there not a single article in the space al
lotted to Us, and We are little diepos ed to
whimper that The enterprise III that is the
cause } Of our countrymen has faledn Ito
store the building with creditable rep.
resentaiion Of American skill and science
More than from any other motive, the FIX
hibision was gotten up by Napoleon for
thsspurpose OF giving eclat to hi. admin
istration. Il is one OF a series Of many
inferior mat ers devised for the purpose
OF tickling The fancy Of the multitude and
measurably causing them to forge, OF
overlook the political state Of the country
the mems by which he arrived at bis
place, aud the real nature Of the authority
hs i exercising. II is a petty species oil
humbug and cajolcry, for The sTecial be-
eli q miserable foot pad Of politician
We don't know whether it was because
ths London experiences laugh, our me
sAanies snd srtists shAl apess VA DO ben
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-28

Judge Petit (late United States Sena-
TOR from Indiana, says the Lafayette
journal Of Saturday, upon the motion Of
one Of the attorneys for Charles Mills,
now on trial in that town for murder.
made the following order at the opening
Of the court Friday morning
Ordered, BY the Court, Is a standing
rule Of this Court that, during the trial Of
any murder case. no newspaper in this
county shall publish any ruling, or pre-.
tended evidence fherin or ANY ARII-
Gle thereon.
TIE Journal concludes On aNcle. 81
which tbs order is the text, as follows
This article IL arrogant, arbitrary anil
tyranicai dlsgracefu to The Judiciary
and the STATE and, with the exception oil
tn re n ion upon the publca ion III
The testimony, which We are advised | 1
(the Jadge( has the power 10 make, we
apt upon. sreerafe and defy IL, Let Gu
Peutl proceed win his lines aud impfIs-
onnens.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-28
Santiago Backed by Robbers,

by the arrival Of the clipper schooner
neon Draper from Mazailan, which YES
sci arrived ON the 9th inst, We learn that
the country IS IL state Of rebellion and
completely tyeirun with robbers. and Il il
almost impossible for any person to ray
q by land without icing molest,d. san
tisgo had been sacked b band Of robbers
and it was reported that some Of the mia
bliats had been murdered and the femalt
carried Off
This bani Of marauders proceeded up
the river To q villgge, and committed the
same depredatioas. A body OF citizens
followed and overlook them fight ensued
which resulted in the defeat If the pur-
SUNG party, who were compelled TO sur
render, being promised that their lives
should be spared by 50 dong, but after
laying down their arms they were all killed
with the exception Of one man. who eseap-
Cd. Great excitement prevailed 1T Topic,
where an attack was expected from the
banalui.
Troops were arriving from neighbornc
towns, to protect the place. The slage
was stopped one league from San Bias and
robbed. Mr.. lanhon, who came passen-
ger on the Simeon Draper, had purchased
number OF horses and cattle for the pur-
pose OF bringing them to tile country
dc was osertaken by the government troops
his stock taken from him, and himself
thrown into prison, and he was unable To
Obtain any redress from the au hori.ies
Our informant was four days al. Santiago
after the above occurrences.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-28

eht corresponding to the expense, in dis.
playing their productions profusely at
transatlantic exh billions, or whether dis
inclination 10 adj by any means i'll lie
least degree to the popularity Of tle pres
ent regime il France, has caused them So
to abstain from appearing in the Exhibi
ton; probably both causes operated 10 q
degree but they did appear ii creditab.e
shape at the London Exhibition; the world
knows What we can DO. ana the alacrty
with which we can do il, when we choose;
they all expec' ed something great and fnc
form us at the Paris Exhib ton and Louis
Napoleon certainly expected it. as Tie
allotment Of space demonstrates. When
the Exhibition opens, and our space is
found to be bare and blank or covered
by somebody else, and no American De
partment IS found, the world will be as
tonIshed, and remembering orr previous
representation al London, they will be
most liable to attribute our absence to 20
Il.ical feelings. And We hope they will
/ will affect only political natter, and a
political matter that We shall be very hap
1y to see reprobated in any telling and
renchant manner. Ii tile world. SO APP
,lies it, Napoleon will feel it. The more
10 -tans},, L~ ,l.oe = ~, ! ~ ...xa l. oo,,I 7
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-28

A SrHINx.-A sphinx has been receiv-
ed at the State Department, sent over 10
the Government by Mr.. De Leon. United
States Consul General in Egypt. |, is an
antiquity OF course, and has the body OF d
lion and the face Of woman. Il is cap
italy cut in sand stone. and stands about
two feet high. 1t is covered with hero
glyphics, and has carved omit. representa-
tons Of a beetle, bull, scorpion, dogs,
a crocodile, faces, and other figures
Star.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-28
TINS CRoFs AN THE FRuIr II ONO.

InE CRofs AN THE FRurr IL Ono
An intelligent and observant correspondent
Of ours has, during the past week, travelled
through several Counties in Southern Ohio
and was at special pains to observe and
inquire about the crops and the fruit
In clermoni, Brown, Higslard and Adams
counties, the farmers and tie town people
reJoice ia the llvelest assurances Of album
d4nce. The fruit trees are all, indeed,
over laden, and the wheat and corn and
potatoes are coming OF finely as the most
unseltish philanthropis's could wish. Mt
quite SO much wheat was sown as in past
years, but every acre in which corn or
potatoes could be planted, has been i'm
proved Gin. Com, 22l.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-28

NV YoRK, Wednesday, May % &C.
{. Eyer Chief Mate Of the ship Mercury,
was arrested This morning. charged with
an attempt al murder in shooting a speeu-
lator who loaded The vessel at Staten
Island and whose life is despaired Of
Al our cattle market to-day there was
a better show of beeyes, the total number
at all yards being 86-range from IL
for inferior to 1T for extra. The supply
Of sheep and lambs was not 50 large and
prices were fully supported. Swine met
ready sale and prices frmer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-28


lie speaking of another matter, and b,
way OF illus rating point, the ST. Louis
hren'ag. Nsr5 says. substantially, that
Missouri is no more responsible for tn,
exploits OF Aschison and Slrlnglenow
than Christianity is for lie treachery Of
Judas. In the presen, attitude Of things,
.we think Missouri i, az community. to
great extent resp &lbe for the acts Of
Atchison and Sirn felow, and their ruff
fian tools. How great proportion Of the
People of Missouri denouucs their acts !?
How large proportion OF The Press has
reprobated them /? We may be His,ak en-
but We question if the mass Of positive
sympathy and good will ia that State is
not with them. We Judge this from the
nature OF the matter, aud from the fact
That, SO far as our observation extends,
the greater number Of the leading AMI &C.
live journals either openly defend il, or
refrain from s'igmatizlng il. The Ne.os
has spoken of 1t as wrong. So have other
papers. But the Republican has support
Ell IT, broadly ard heartily. and 50 have
influential papers in other quarters Of the
State. And we do mt know Of one SIM
gle Journal in the State, not excepting the
AeUs, which is disinclnel to accep the
advantages of it.
The fact is here Kansas was overr,ln.
conquered the rights, tie privileges, the
sovereignty of the people taken from
them by force and all by the hands Of
armed and organized bands of Missouri.
ans. Nobody denies that-nobody DOUBTS
il. II the Press and people Of Missouri
choose not to be regarded as responsible
for the act, they must not only say il was
wrong thing to do, but they must de
cline accepting the advantages which the
sc, was intended to confer upon them
selves as a siayeholding community. The
act was performed for the purpose Of a..
sistlng in the establishment of Slavery in
Kansas. Ii they will disolaim the action
OF the Legislature to that end, Whatever
It may be, as without right and genuine
authority, and, If that action has any ma
terial bearing upon the establishment Of
the permanent policy Of that community
IN respect o. Slavery, and in determining
the character Of the Constitution under
which she will ask to be admitted into the
Union. il they will in these results oppose
II as wrong, confessing that Slavery has
been imposed by force, and that Kansas
has no right to ask admission as Slave
State when the Institution was planted by
such means, or if they will show any
sincere inclination to oppose HE matter in
this way under such circumstances, it
seems to us they might acqait Missouri
OF the shame OF such yllainous act
but while they not only refrain from doing
this, but through the mouths OF leading
Organs and high officials, justify the act
and glory in it. the indications are loo
strong that II was an act not only done
and performed by Missourians, but that
it meets the sympathy and support Of the
mass of the people, and my be regarded
as an act for which they are substantially
responsible.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-28

LII persons desiring the Latest Fashions Tor
= 10 see what they are would 90 Well To call
at Dnk.'s "Boot and Shoe Emporiutn,n where
he Is anxious 10 shog his new and splendid stock
wiich!s always kept full af,i complete from BIS
onn mandatory, The NEST extensive ia the city,
thus enabling him 10 Gil orders more promptly
than any o'her Louise.
lie has the greatest assortment anG best quail
~ Of material that Il t. BE- found III any one House
~est OF the Mississippi for the manufacture Of
work 20 order.
rants III, aud all his work superior to any thing
10 his line in Iowa. Call and see for Yourself 7
May "a 1865.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-28

AoFIfE is hereby given that speeisl meet.
I tnr 81 the qualified voters Ill school District
Ag. !. Jackson towushlp. Lee county, loR 4. VIII
te iefd at the Hisfrici school house, On Sataf-
dsy June "a, 1886, al 21'e'oek r NJ, Il wi,.ea
ilfnr feror If t.e affairs anA ft4ncio condition
81 tue District viii be submitted
The question OF providing 96r fhe payment If
the liabilities & he DISTINCT ard for the compie-
Hon " tie School liepse- etclastHg THE lat III
byiaS or otherwise. viii be Submitted ia tie ac-
ton Of h. meeting
By ofder of tie y reetars.
W. NJ. g. 40HRrNCE, Secretary.
May q, 1855.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-28
Rumored Revolution on the Rio Gran1e

New 0RLEANs, Monday, May 21-A
revolution. i is reported, has broken out
on tie Rio Grande; Mexico, and fifteen
numbered men, headed by CAravaJal and
others, had crossed tie river.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-28
| @ @ X HE RE-!

IIlE undersigned having had long experience
1 III the business Of Mil Wr ghtifg ia some Of
TIC most extensive manu- laciurbg districts OF the
States Of 0hio and Indiana aid being we'll ac-
quatutel with all the late improvements III Ma
chinery and the process IF Touring, has an
confidence IN giving satisfaction 70 all that may
favor hun With tier work.
lie Is also prepared 10 give plans OF Nils and
drawings o. Machinery a. any and all times.
W NJ HASkETT,
City Of Keokuk, Iowa, corner Of Second and
Exchange Streets
May /, 1873. VIM
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-28

4 LII persons having claims against the School
Board Of District No. / +. Jackson township,
Lee county Iowa, requested 10 lodge the
same with Nj ilobb, Accountant, on Firth and
Nam streets IN the course ofto-day. alter which
all claims uiiI be debarred.
NAV 10 ait
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-28
THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING
Ar CONCERT. HALL.

Ar CONCERT HALL.
On Monday, jane 4M.
IN OIL and ofisiaai Campbell Minsreis aye
are sill composed OF tho following array Of
tent, VIZ
T. u. psnacrgass, II. w. sesccmb,
= y. nlafk len BRYANT,
~ hasiefi, IL FenfnH,
6, $ Foa lar, ]. III Ross.
+. NJ Beier, q. w. Dgmarest.
I. d. pGsDEnc ssI, Manager.
II. II. NETrLsros, Agent.
Mar "a. LAS. ali
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-28
IOWA STATE INSURANCE Go

'IHh members Of tie Iowa STATE Insurance
OH 1aiy are hereby notified That az election
ior Board of Directors Il said Company vii b.
he'd a. me Office Of EiHards 4 Turner, h lie
city of heohuk, on Monday, Ia. 4tataY Of June
ls3o, Al 3 O'clock NJ
+. Hi HARRISON, Pres:d.at.
NM. +. TuRsEH, Secretary.
May p, 1883. did
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-28
Annual AIcctinr.

Dss .Roiaes Navigation and Rail Road
C0nPonq.
V1HE annual meeting Of the Stockholders and
1 Directors VIII br held on the last Wpdacs-
Day tthe 11th laf) III Jan~. 1853. at the office at
the Company, III he CITY Of Keokilk, al 10 o'clock
IN the forenoon If that day.
oRNll-LE CLARK President
HLxBy 0'RifLLy, Secretary.
Ma} 80, 1879 wtd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-28
IOWA SADDLE ANDHARNEsS SHOP,

IOWA SADDLE ANDHARNESS SHOP.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Main Street, cornsr Of Third, KE0KUK
n THE under signed would In orm he put
ga lie and his old customers that he has on
- hand large assortment ofSaddles an
Harness Of his own manufacturing, consisting OF
every variety Of Full spanish, Half Spanish, FALL
back and LADIES' Saddles; Brides and nIartIng ales
coach, Buggy, Gig, Stage and Wagon Harness.
Ifnnks, Salices, Carpet Bags, Whips and WHIP
Lashcs.
All work warranted TO be made out OF the best
material thafcan be purchased in st. Loais any
other market AIsns general assortment of Sad
ilery Hardware and Leather.
Persons desirous CT purchasing anything IN his
line would dp Cell To give him call before ,pyins
elsewi erss h. liz determined to sell cheaper tlsn
any other House Ill the city
II Work made To order. Cash paid for Hides.
November "a, 1850. A. " LEOPOLD.
Hrizhl. HeaatfuI and Artisiic.
- AT Ions PICTORIAL. gpiendIdiy illustra-
- ted. received weekly by
eRAfAM CAVE