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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-13
MILLS AND MACHINES.


Foundry and WMcNiMc ~ OrM>
I'M proprietor 10 n.s prepare 10 -aexate .ses,
s2fsfs - machinery ~ .bsfs spuce
Superior steam Engines from Esr A.. one hnasi.s.
h"fs- gosers knEin-s LAlb~.. Planets, asd-G AtlIs
ssd all d-sefPtionsof mill ~osk else. sole -, I.
IN u. west ief tse masaisrtase OF MrG..raa All
tStcion Horse Pover. Superior machine. Isr the ia.
psss intended. We soaid Insii~ ths attention o.
parties requiring ~hsftsA 10 shmir Aaa.sass fsax.
a"1 ~sif olihE Boxes eaP-fsf a. any thaax tn ar.
fasueuiaf siisstoh . III be laid io rse.irinx ma
shise-y, aud ffompt attention given 81 all asa-s.-
W. proposes esseas~ saf wofk IA M best snann~s
Ah3 as p"f s~qiastax machinery ~ re Airtsr u
hsef We ST heir ordsfs CsstIx 81 ali kinds cap
piled ~ o'dsI.
""fss 20 Third street, efp.-stis NE CsiAoiis
oasstae ground DasenportAag ~ dvu
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-13

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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-13

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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-13

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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-09
S.a reo ~ t f,s.@s ,a,sSs erts. T,n,y Of "@.o'a,

/ Ss7,oN That John Munger George Il Cttherau. q.
O. RohersAn ! X Case. ignauns pounTNy. l. Fafer.
Charles tiark ,mos William y. Lowry Alexander
Ramsey Josoph lame Phillip kohr Charles l. EMERSON.
John bp Cook John EaSou and William llinckcy. anl
all such roIeou- shall hereafter bccoae stockolefs IN
the Company hereby Incorporated shaf be ard ar lerhy
constituted hcdy p0itlc and corporate by the and
xt,le ~ the NniBgc rcof and Railroad Com
pAny aud enasr 1Sat and style shall D. capable n
suing and bring sued mVl alag ana bang mplesdc de
Tending aui sesag defended against law and equity, IN
all aad places shAlsvyg IN like manner and fully
natural ,essanS; asas- and common seal and
alter and The At pleasure and BY their sad cor
poraio aH yle shall be- capable in law Of contract
my aud being contracted with shall be and are hereby
invested with all the power pfivaeges immunitc- aud
hodas and conveying real and personal estate Which
may DO uosfa carry into e'ct fn'iy The purposes and
/ objects e This ,ct
Src rAAt Che coyposaors specifically named IN the
preceding section majority 6 them saa,t cu % before
The st Monday IN Jdly 1851 ard open such Books
may b. Heocsary proper ani convenient place IN
he city vi Saio Paul ina he city u NningcT 10 toe Tern
tory Il Annra ,d - such uthcr place PAGES Ia os cut
ief .he said fctTN Say oe deemed eSpecnt Tor SUR
scripnn mh a ihe capital stok ~ SAID Company.
srv may deer PROVE ars, ha,iug given twenty days
ne city Of New ycrs or phrrha and 10 the city Of st
Pau aforesaid ~ thu tucs and place places Of
sueh meeting snd ~ the oyeria u bs for the subscrp
ton II the stock of said Company and after az no.
Iiess FIVE Hundred thousand Dollars ~ the capital
soA Of ss Comrany shaii have been subscribed and
as,alhs 4 less than Eve per ecu; pad upon each
share oeof t sahscriscs shan BECOME coryoraiors
Il ssA csapany as stall within thirty days thereafter,
prcsed ~ elect Board 81 psctcrs rcn the cc'rVrAcrs
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-09

..s sT ~ : "a ssof 1, ny
s,.s ss s .ss Se 's:ss = q. ss
resers' Lake 90 s,sd on any laad which "a hey q either
.lis,sa@tl Va ~. ss,bs q .asas No.
"a 'ss y. Ss sss .'ss ,sss
ls.s ,sas 90, % , led h sS t v sas Sa
= ihe meridian a'rr.. Ian" which ,ass
81 either Of them may hereafter said aecon
yrs % i fSss ''s ' ID a.. @'s
privilege "o~m improved outlet u said Fountain
ID y ass. !" " Dams ~,oa s a.eat II & ow%e
Of such ianis shsl not oace'd three hundred acres
ste The ssd George Ruhc hs associates. sue
hts and assigns hereby authorized 81 raise the :. a
~ @ss ,saas sas @ esr s sny S u@
They uay n and sell lease The right
lsad waef or any part thereof N any person or Ienons
src 8 In ease The raising OF by neana Of
dams bH
owned by the said George satie, his associates succes
lor heirs assigns damage By the consent If the
land .A,d George Rusie, his
sa~@s 4r$ss,sa ss..~s- aai W
sro such damages shall be de,erniredl by the verde,
gfs Jury N 81 action brought " any court q scod having &
a.dciou of civil acons and At The request 81 either party
the jury Sh"il TAKE view Of the promises "ndr pder Of The
So In exemplary viodie,iye p.S:s s'
ges saal s allowed Int = algnen, shall b" rendered for
award stc plaintiff addition 10 the ordi
Sc ya5sment shall be rendered execution
auch ASHTON q" in ordinary actions for aes to real e."
lien ocsaatonng the iujury the
privilege thereby created the mills furnished with
from said dam such mills and all machinery
in said mlla contained BY whoms,evc the be
ioYnsd OF possessed
Sac Upnu payment aud discharge Of such juds
lment tho said George Hn his u's"""@
lhcfa and assigns as The party recovering such
Judgment his heirs and assigns shall enjoy forever the
fright 10 aud the dam dams respecting
which such Judgment renderel and raise The water by
\ MEANS thereof
ssc The remedy provided by this for The injuries Remedy IN
90 lands oyerhowed hy the dan aams aforesaid shall te
exclusive Of all other remedies Of whatever nature
SIC the said George =. Rutle, his associates.
ccesos heirs and assigns shall for the at eighteen
months from aud the passage this act Unreanaby
neglect avail themselves of this privileges herein granted
lthe privileges so neglected shall 10 forfeited M
10 This hereby declared to is a public act
and he amended by subsequent Legislative Assem-
IDLY destroying mparng vested rights
aud after ,ts passage.
wtFuRBER
Speaker m the iWps Of Representatives
JOHN n BRSBIN.
PrstlcAt II The tosncl
Ar-nosrp February twcntyss eighteen hundred and FL
Itysevon- -
w 4 G0RMAN
~ sscRsr pYrcs Mtssssof,
~ sslSt p.ri March 10 1856 !
| certify above "a copy the original on te
lin this oHicc
McCcItoran
AcaR Secretary
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-09
CHAPTER VII.
IA Act o. iscovynraS, sAs Niainqcr ~, Peter and
Hest.gv, Raiload Company

l. Incorporation Privileges fvsashssrs
4 EAsA Boass UgsansIc.
b Capital stock shares
{ ruwa 30 pIstfers Hold seetiags
t#. ). and i.asste Road
a. = ifcsass
: Commsaee sn3 rorspss Road
Mails ~ Ia ryaasPes;s4
Right u Way SsAasl Lands
10 Ma tsts AdtGoas landA Compensation,
II 3Ysf bsl3 Fsnes sni Eitge@
h. " sifai nhstItrtoa. taurss -Ppasity
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-09

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The Nevada journal., 1857-06-12
SUAlllmORS.

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA-County of Neyada-Dis-
- rict Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of
said State.
The People of the State of California, to George c.
Fitch-GreeiHg;
You are hereby summoned to appear and answer the
complaint of William Landgraf, fled against you and
Edward Williams, within ten days from the service of
this Writ. if served You in this county, within
twenty days if served you in this District and
of this county, aud within forty days if served you
in this State and of this district in action
menced the 5th day of March, 1857, in said Court
for the recovery of Five Hundred Dollars together
with interest thereon at the rate of three per cent per
month, from the Both day of June, A. D., 1856
prayed for in the complaint of plaintiff, file
in the Office Of the clerk of the District Court afore
said and for such other and further relief as therein
prayed. And YOU hereby notified tLat if YOU fail to
answer said complaint herein directed Plaintiff will
take Judgment against you therefor by default together
with all costs of suit, and also demand of the Court
such other relief is prayed for in his said comp
In testimony whereof l, JNO. H. BOSTWItK, Clerk
of the District Court do hereunto my hand and
the seal of said Court this goth day May, D.
1857. By order of the Court
j. H. B0STWICK, Clerk
By VIM Smith D. c.
A. A Sargent, Attorney for Plaintiff. May22-30d
The Nevada journal., 1857-06-12
WOODS
Patent Improved Self-Fee ding
SHIN GLE
MI a 9 H I M " .

tNHE attention Of those interested in the manufacture
4 Of SHINGLES AMI the public generally, is
specttuy invited to eXamn2 2tion Of the merits of this
Improvement for cutting shingles in full confidence that
all who viii take trouble witness its operation will be
thoroughly convinced of its utility welas superb
orty over every other Single Machine heretofore in use
1t is constructed on entirely
NEW PRINCIPLE.
At once simple and compact be readily attached
steam. water or horsepower. may be operated by
hand In fact cen be adapted to every circumstance in
the manufacture of hngles iontng hem ready for
use. 1t requires only about one-hOrse power prope
thr Machine with sufficient force cut One Shinge per
second.
A large sized Machine be in operation,
of Pine and Spring streets.
Also agent for Ross Sash Balance for balancing Sash
without box frames and weights, which very expen-
sive and cannot be introduced only the time of build
ing This invention greatly reduces the expense of bal
ancing Sash Is durable and be applied any win
dow They can be adapted to any frame and at one
third the expense of those 1t is invention
by which both the upper and lower Sash of windows
can be raised and lowered with remarkable The
upper Slsh is operated on simply by moving the lower
remaining stationery at the will of the operator The
Invention simple and not likely get out of order
Patents for the State County, and the Territory Of Or
egou and Washington for sale.
VIM SEDGWICK, Agent.
Nevada April 10th, 1857
The Nevada journal., 1857-06-12

A RENOW RECEIVING and just ope ming a well Sc
~ lected complete and entire stock of Clothing
and Gents Furnishing Goods which they particularly
cau the attention of the citizens of Nevada county and
surrounding country. Consisting in part of
Fine Black aud Blue Frock Goats.
Cashmere Business Coats.
FineBack, Blue and Fancy Cashmere Pants to
gether with every article TO tedious to mention) apper-
tanning to that line and usually found similar estab-
lishmcnt
IN hne Goods we have aLarge Stock, well made and
OF better cut than has heretofore brought this
we Halter ourselves, that possess all the elements in
point OF long residence thorough systematic business
will be enabled from time to time to render entire salts
faction In short, neither time attention, expense and
unceasing efforts to accommodate all will be spared
render or house second none in the mountains point
of quality, price, &c. &c
Onr prizes ShaUbe tie l0aeeSt and Uniform
ts1We ask a call and guarantee render proof of
what we say.
Nevada March 90, 1857.
The Nevada journal., 1857-06-12
III A Il $! EHA n . !!
A. LAMOTT,
Successor to Collins & Co..

Cor j and I'd s. Sacramento.
T'HOSE IN WANT of a NEW STYLE OF HAT a
i Fine article and beautifully made can be pleased
by calling the above
Just received from Lima, of the finest Peruvian
Hats that have been in the country
have on hand the largest assortment of Hats and CAPS
ever offered for sale California NV stock COMPRISES
Otter Hats, Rocky Mountain Beaver Hats
Moeskin Hats, Ladies Riding Hats,
French and American make of Felt Hats of all STYLES
colors and qualities.
children's wear.
" B.-A kinds of Hats and Caps made to order at
the shortest notice Warranted to fit or no sale
a Orders from the country strictly attended to so
if you cannot come il yourself send in your orders
will guarantee satisfaction
Ny 22d. ls57-tf
The Nevada journal., 1857-06-12

A VEGETABLE SERPENT.-A new Or
ganization of nature, being pronounced
by naturalists the connecting link be
tween animal and venetable life, has
been found in the interior Of Africa, in
the form of a serpent, with a flower for
its head. This singular freak Of nature
is spotted in the body, drags itself along.
and the flower forming its head is bell
shaped, and contains a viscid fluid
Flies, and other insects. attracted by
the smell of the juice, enter into tho
flower, where they are caught bv the
adhesive matter. The flower then clio
ses, and remains shut until the prisoners
are Transformed into chyle. The indi-
gestibla portions, such as the head and
wings, are thrown out by spiral open
ings. The vegetable serpent has skin
resembling leaves, a white and soft flesh,
and instead of bony skeleton and car
frame, IS filled with yellow
The natives consider it a de-
Hcious food.
The Nevada journal., 1857-06-12
WHOLE NUMBER 1868.

exclusive of q. S. troops, some two
hundred inhabitants. The town Of
Strissocoom, situated about sixteen
miles from this place on the sound is also
a growing village numbering about one
hundred and fifty souls. They have 8
fine harbor, there, and one also at Seat
tie, situated also on the Sound above
Stissocoom.
I have written the foregoing expect
ing to return to Nevada Immediately,
and shall perhaps be there as soon az
this reaches you, but [ thought that
perhaps l should be better able to write
with accuracy here, than by writing
from memory after my return. Should
/ remain here, I Will write again. I
send herewith to your Office Olympia
papers. Yours. &c. CAT.
The Nevada journal., 1857-06-12

WHATA PICTURE Last Wednesday
ex-Presidcnt Pierce descended from his
high estate as the chief magistrate Of
the American Union, and now he is DO.
liticaliy, nobody. -Four days ago he was
the fawned upon and aattered Of thirty
millions Of people. To-day there are
"-nono so poor to DO him reverence
We are sorry for him. He might have
been immortal. lie might have linked
his name to the memory Of undving
deeds, and welded sLo greatness Of his
country's glory imperisi ably with the
history Of his administration. But lie
has suffered the golden opportunity to
escape. The time has passed by. He
has gone back TO the ohscuity whence
the exigercy of the times dlsinteued
him, and tie kindi.,zt act that his hest
friends tes, thar thev can do for linn is
to forget his elevation, and permit
studied silence to veil his mistakes as p
statesman; his errors as q federal exc.
cutiye. He was weak, not wicked. In
capable rather than dishonest. In
public sense he is now a corpse: so le5
us pardon his faults and ignore his fol-
ies.-N. y SUNNY Times.
The Nevada journal., 1857-06-12
CRY DRUG STORE.

Number 70 Main Street. Nevada California
TNHE undersigned has on hand and Is constantly re-
cevinga large and fresh invoice of Drugs Medicines
Paints Oils Camphene, Brushes, rits Turpentine
Alcohol, Trusses. Shoulder Braces Abdominal SuDpor,
&c. Also alarge stock ofPatent Medicines CON
sisting in part of the following articles:
For Coughs and Colds
DR.. John P. Bulls Pectoral Balsam
Ayers Cherry Pectora James Expectorant
Wistars Basam Wild Cherry. Wistars Cough Lozenges
Divne's Cough Lozenges
Sarparilas-Bulrs Sarsaparila. Sands Sarsapariila
Townsends Sarsaparila. Guysotts sarsaparilla
Jaynes Alternative.
Fever and Ague Cure-Rhodes Fever and que Cure
Osgoods Cholagogue
Lniments-f base Lintmcnt. Hunts Linment
Brogss Mustang Liniment Railways Ready Relief
Davis Pain Killer. American Horse Linment.
Bowman Ointment
Ointments-pallys Pain Extractor
Green Mountain Ointment
Holloway's 0mimept Hebler Ointment
Sibley's Pill Oiu1ment. Russia Salve. &c &c.
alnstocE's voraiirige
Thompson's Eye Water. Greefenberg Eve Lotion
Pettits Eye Salve.
Balm Thousand Flowers Lubin's Extracts
Bazins & Farina Cologne, Penand Pomade.
Rose Water. Lavender Water
Orange Flour Water Florida Water
Bay Rum.
Fancy Articles.
Tooth Nail Hair and Shaving Brushes Combs Soaps
of all kinds Agent for the following articles:
Hostetters, Gregorv's German Tonic IIuers and Bulls
Sarsaparla Bitters. Balm of Thousand Flowers Bulls
sarsaparla, DIR. Sohn P Bulls Pestora Balsam. Guy
sotts Sar rsapara, and Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure.
My stock is large and the assortment complete which
enables me TO sell goods at the LOWEST market price
for CASH My goods are carefully packed and warran
ted to give satisfaction both in atty and price Or
ders trrn the country solicited
Family Medicines carefully prepared by myself and pre-
scrptioh put up in the best and at reasonable
prices. If you goods in my line give me call am
prepared to sell both wholesale andreta at VERY LOW
PRICES.
JOHN LARK.
The Nevada journal., 1857-06-12

l. CATHARINE BIGELOW, Plaintiff,
ZENAS BIGELOW Defendant
Action brought in the District Court of the 18th Judi
cia District and the Complaint filed in the county of Ne
vasa in the office of the Clerk of said District Court
The People Of the state Of Canrnia send Greeting:
Eenss Bigeiow--You hereby required appear
in action brought against you by the ABOVE named
plaintiff in the District Court OF the 18th Judicial Dis
ict in and for the county of Nevada and the
complaint filed therein "a copy Of which accompanies
this summons within ten days exclusive Of the day of
serviceD after the service You of this summons-if
served within this o4nty; served of this County
but within this Judie=I District, twenty days
or tserved out of said District then within forty days
or out OF TINS tate IN ninety days-or default will be
taken against you therefor decree of divorce from
the bonds of matrimony existing between plf and det
as prayed Tor IN the complaint of p'f this day filed in
the office of the Clerk Of said Court and for such other
and further relief Is therein prayed for certified
copy of which is herewith served and if YOU fail to an
pear and answer the said Complaint above required,
the plaintiff will take judgment against you by default
therefor.
Given under my hand and the seal of the District
IT. c \ Court of the l4th Judicial District this 9th
\ - ~ day of May, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and fifty seven.
By VIM SMITH Deputy Clerk,
District Court, 14th Judicial District, for Ne
vada County, California.
CATHERINE BIGELOW,
ZENAS BIGELOW.
1t appearing to my satisfaction from the foregoing pc
ttion aud accompanying affidavit that the painif in the
above entitled case has good of action against
the defendant and that Zenas Bgeow the said defend
ant is nonresident Of the State of California
1t Is ordered that publication of summons be had a
gainst said Zenas Bigelow in the Nevada Joernal for
the period OF three months and that copy of said sum-
mons and complaint be deposited in the Nevada CITY
post office directed to the said Zcnas Bgeow at Chick
asaw Iowa
Given under my hand, this 9th day of May A D 1851
NILES SEARLS District Judge
State of California County of Nevada, IS.
l. J. H Bostwiek, Clerk of the District Court l4tn
judicial District in and for said county do hereby cer
fy that the foregoing is copy Of an order for the
pubcaoe of summons, made in the above entitled cause
now file in my Office.
r. 9 Witness my hand and the seal of the District
h' . Court aforesaid, this 9th day of MAY A. D.
1871 j. II. BOSTWICK, Clerk Il. C.
BY WIN. SMITH, Dep
A. A. Sargent Atty for Prf mayl5-3m
The Nevada journal., 1857-06-12

Dr.. FRANELIN.-The leading proper
ty Of DR.. Franklin's mind, great rs it
was-the faculty which made him re-
markable, and set him apart from other
men-the generator, in truth, Of all his
power--was good sense; only plain good
sense--nothing more. lie was not a
man Of genius there was no brilIiancv
about him; little or no feryor; notbfno
like poetry or eloquence; and vet-bT
the sober, untiring, continued operation
Of this humble, unprctending quality of
the mind, he came to do more in the
world Of science, more in council, more
in the revolution of empires, luneduca-
ted or self-educated as he was) than five
hundred others might have done each
with more genius, more fervor, more eI-
oquence, more bnlliancy-Blackuood'
Wagaeiac.
The Nevada journal., 1857-06-12

4 SENSIBLE PREACHER.-The Rev
Mr. Bellows recently delivered an ex-
cellent address on Ninth. in the course
Of which he remarked: For my part. ]
say it in all solamnity, I have become
sincerely suspicious Of the piety Of those
who do not love pleasure in any form.
l cannot trust the man that never
laughs; that is always sedate; thas has
no apparent outlet for natural springs Of
sportiyeuess and gayety that are peIpet-
ual in the human soul. | know that
Nature takes her revenge on such vio-
lence. l expect to find secret vices,
malignant sins, or horrie crimes spring
ing up in his hot bed of confined air and
imprisoned space; and, therefore, it gives
me a sincere moral qualification, any
here or in any community, to see inu0
cent pleasures and popular amusemonts
resisting the religious lieotfv that
frowns so unwisely upon them. Any
thing is better than dark, dead, unhap6v
social life; prey to the eanui and NOR
bid excitement, which results from un-
mitigated puritanism, whose second crop
is usually nblidIcd license and infa-
nous folly"
The Nevada journal., 1857-06-12

The parors and bed rooms large and well ventilated
newly and handsomely furnished with frst-rate beds
and all the appliances for comfort Particular care is
taken to keep the beds and rooms clean and comfortable
February u 1857
The Nevada journal., 1857-06-12
AMERICAN EXCHANGE.

GEO. Z. TOwNsoN, PRoPRIEToR.
q The undersigned would respectfully in
<I> y form his friends and the old patrons of the
aS$s,,lI above named House, that he is prepared
Aa1eSz1E accommodate them in better style than any
other House in the mountains at the junction of
Main, Washington and Commercial SITS.
The House is new, and the largest most commodious
and best furnished ever opened in Nevada No expense
has been spared to make the establi shment the
Best and most Complete House in the City
Combining elegance with comfort, il offers accommoda
ons tor the permanent transient boardes that
De surpassed in the State The central position this
House occupies renders it desirable stopping place
while all the stages of the California Stage Company
starting from and arriving this establishment makes
1t highly convenient for transient visitors
The Restaurant
Is under my charge and experienced caterers
gagged from San Francisco, who well posted their
business. l will guarantee that the
IT a R Il l.
WILDE supplied with all the uxuies and comforts TO be
had in the market and the attendants will pay strict at
tention to the comfort of those who visit the House
TETE B AR
GEO. LEWIS & VIM. WALKER,
Have taken the Bar where they intend keep the best
The Nevada journal., 1857-06-12


% At grand ball in Paris, lately.
a fashionable lady, who had gone to the
utmost in her extent Of criaoliac, was
talking gaily to her friend General -
who so distinguished himself in the war
with Russia. As she played with one
Of the folds Of her enormous petticoat.
She playfully inquired Of her military
friend what ne thought OF her t0iIelte for
the evening. "Ah, madame" he said
with a sigh, 1T IS more than beautiful to
me-" "How}' She asked, dropping her
Pyes to conceal her pleasure at the ex-
pected compliment. at reminds me
Fo," said the general, "of the fcntunder
which slept 50 soundly, in our en-
campments IN the Crimea !o
The Nevada journal., 1857-06-12

CUTE CuAP.-"I'm going to the pos
pfice Bob; shall inquire for your
"Well, yes. if you have a mind, but 3
don't think you'll find me there.
The Nevada journal., 1857-06-12
4. WILLIAMSON / n DAWLEH.
WILLIAMSON & DAWLEY,
BANsEEESS,

8
Highest Price paid for Gold Dust.
DUY City County and State Scrip. Gold Dust sent to
ID the Atlantic States sad iUsured
Gold Dust the United States Mint, San Francisco
coinage.
Drafts on tho prncipsl Atlantic States and transact
general Banking business
Checks n Sacramento AMI San Francisco
have best Fire Proof Vaults ip the State
and will receive Special and General Deposits Attention
nsid to collections lift