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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08

DOBES! ROBES! ROBES AN in want o. the
IL shove will lind It their advantage call at c.
RTwELL's, Broad street, where they can be found at
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-24

A Hundred Years to Come.

A Hundred Years to Come.
Where, where will be the birds that sing
A hundred years to come?
The flowers that now in beauty spring,
A hundred years to come?
The rosy lip,
The lofty brow,
The hearts that beat,
So gaily now?
O, where will be loves beaming eye;
joys pleasant smiles and sorrows sigh;
A hundred years to come?
Who'll press for gold this crowded street,
A hundred years to come?
Will tread yon church with willing feet,
A hundred years to come?
Pale, trembling age,
And fiery youth,
And childhood with
Its brow of truth
The rich, the poor; ON land and sea-
Where will the mighty millions be
A hundred years to come?
We all within our graves shall sleep,
a hundred years to come!
No living soul for us will weep,
a hundred years to come!
But other men
Our lands will till,
And others then
Our streets will fill;
While other birds will sing as gay,
AS bright the sunshine as to-day,
a hundred years to come!
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-24

RUSSIAN DIAPER CLoTH.-It may not
be generally known, that this useful article
of manufacture, an enormous quantity Of
which is annually introduced into this
country, is not fabricated in regular manu-
featuring establishments, butts exclusively
the work of the peasantry, many of them
OF the poorest class. 1t is woven by hand
labor III households scattered over the en-
pre-, principally in the winter season, when
there must be a cessation of outdoor en-
ployment. Some families manufacture
but one or two pieces season, others
twenty or thirty. They are carried to the
nearest populous town and sold to trader,
who packs them in bales and transports
them to St Petersburg, or some other sea-
port, where they are again sold for expor-
tation
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-24

SAVED HIS LIFE. = The New York
Times says that on her way across the
Isthmus from California, Lola Montez,
saved a boy belonging to Walkers army,
who was sick with fever, placed him on
her mule, while she undertook to walk
from Virgin Bar.
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-24

A recent English writer says -" IIu-
manity has It's reaction-its oscillations
from the extreme of mysticism to the ex.
treme of rationalism, from the extreme Of
superstition to the extreme OF incredulity;
Just as in politics it is continually passino
from the maddest of revolutionary to the
most craven of conservative moods
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-24

IS gold bearing invades new or sedimen-
tary strata. ! speak from personal obser-
vation Of much of the country above
named, and if any one can gainsay it Let
him prove it erroneous.
ours, Y =
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-24

How To DESTROY ANTs.-A tavern
keeper who resides in a neighboring town,
and who is a frequent customer at his bar,
was much annoyed by swarms of red ants,
which, by dint Of their perseverance made
sad havoc with his sugar. As he was one
day waiting on traveller, the landlord, in
no measured terms, expressed his indigna-
ton against these little patterns of indus
try, adding, that he would give a generous
sum to be effectually rid of them. Upon
this the traveller said: "Sir, can tell
you how they may be destroyed in a very
short time, without any expense"
" WE'LL said Boniface, "and I will try it
instantly" "You must kill one of the
ants replied the traveller, "every time
you 90 into the bar for something to drink,
and my word for it, you'll make an end of
them in less than a week -
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-24

FREE FIGHT.-Monday afternoon last,
just previous to the departure of the Mic
aragua company, series of free fights
took place on the corner of the Levee and
Centre streets, between some of Walkers
men. The result was not serious, how
eyer.-,y. IT. Republican.
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-24

NATIONAL DEFENcEs-Th New Or
leans Bullettn suggests the following wise
method of "defending the South.n The
bulletin says: The best way to defend
the rights of the South is to make vig-
orous and extended assault upon old fields
and dilapidated fences. The enemy is
sure to enter at every gap, and to lie con
eealed in every brier-patch and acre of
weeds he may discover. To rout him,
horse, foot, and dragoon, it is necessary
to set the plough and the spade going.
and then to oyerwhelm him with noun
tains of manure! Nothing like manure
for the rights of the South, and the ex-
pulsion of its enemies. They can't stand
it at all. The "Vireinia and Kentucky
Resolutions are nothing in comparison
with it. They may be attacked in front
and rear, and terribly shattered; but muck
from the swamps and deep ploughing, with
plenty of it, will prove inyulnerable-
Cotton bales are but gossamer in potency,
placed beside heaps of muck"
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-24

Mrs. opie said, talking of Byron, "His
voice was such voice as the devil tempted
Eve with; you feared its destinations the
moment you heard it,
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-24

A witty doctor says that tight lacing is
q public benefit, inasmuch as it kills all
the foolish girls, and leaves the wise ones
to grow up to be women
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-24

TIE INFLUENCE OF TEMPER on HEALTH.
Excessive labor, exposure to wet and
cold, deprivation of sufficient quantities of
necessary and wholesome food, habitual
bad lodging, sloth, and intemperance, are
all deadly enemies to human life but thew
are none of them SO bad as violent and
ungoverned passion. Men and women
have survived all these, and at last reached
an extreme old age; but it may be safely
doubted whether single instance can be
found of man of violent and irascible
temper, habitually subject to storm of un-
governable passion, who has arrived at a
very advanced period of life. 1t is there
fore matter Of the highest Importance to
every one desirous of preserving ga sound
mind in sound body" so that the brittle
vessel of life may glide down the stream
of time smoothly and securely, instead Of
being continually tossed about amidst rocks
and shoals which endanger its existence
to have special care, amidst all the vicis
STUDIES and trials of life, to maintain a
quiet possession Of his own spirit.
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-24
KINDERHOOK EXCHANGE,

G$4 NJ. CALAHAN,...........PRoP PROPRIETOR, INA
Corner Of Broad~ay Main ST., SIN NANDREAS.
YNIS POPULAR AND COMMODIOUS HO-
Il tel, situated in one of the most pleasant and
convenient localities in the town. is constantly
open for the reception of TRANSIENT and
PERMANENT BOARDERS. The rooms are
spacious, thoroughly ventilated, and furnished
with view to comfort. The dining hall is the
best in the place, where the patrons of the house
may depend upon finding the table spread with
the choicest edibles the market affords.
The Bar is furnished with the choicest brands
of Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
BOARD AND LODGING.
Fer Week, single rooms, ,......-....S $1,000
Per Week, double rooms, ,.......... 500
without Lodging, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 700
Single Meal, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs
Meals at regular hours.
RssF Payment to be made invariably in ad-
vance 22 '56-tf
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-24

A Southern editor has purchased a
race horse at cost of 81, 900 for the pur-
pose of catching his runaway subscribers.
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-24
ARMOR s KOosER, Publishers.

lEkMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.-One year. in
variably in advance, $500; six months. S3 90 +:
three months, $500
iEhMS OF ADVERTISING.-On square of
twelve lines, first insertion, $3.50; each sub
scquent insertion, Sl.25. A liberal discount
VIII be allowed to yearly advertisers Busi-
ness Cards, not exceeding four lines So 90 per
month
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-24

1t is not our earnings but our savings
that make us rich--as what we digest
makes us fat
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-24
THE INDEPENDENT

Is published every SATURDAY MORNING
=. ~ oan Andreas, Calaveras County. Cal. Office
In oorcoran's Fire-p proof Stone Buildino. corner
Oh Main street and Broadway.
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-24

! CURE FOR THE BITE OF A RATTLE.
sNAKE.-The New York Ledger SAYS =
Mr. c. [. b., of Illinois, sends us an
interesting case of the cure of a rattle,
snake bite eunder extraordinary circumstan-
es:-A little girl, some four years of age,
went blackberrying with an elder sister.
Being fatigued, the little one sat down to
rest; and CHANGING to sit upon large rat
tlesnake, the reptile bit herseyerely on the
leg. Her sister carried her home as soon
as possible, and physician was called.
lie experimental upon the patient, for two
days, and then gave it up, saying that the
child must die-and, indeed, the case
seemed hopeless. Green water ran from
the child's stomach, its flesh turned spot
ted like the snakes, and it suffered un-
speakable agony At this stage of the
case, our correspondent mother took
charge of 1.-THE physician having aban
doned the field. She made salye of hogs
lard and charcoal dust-the latter as fine
and pure as possible. With this, she an
nointed the wound, and at the same time
gave the child pulverized charcoal and
milk to drink. Within five minutes
after the first dose of charcoal and milk
had been swallowed and the first ap-
piication of the salve had been made. the
child was much relieved; the day follow
ing, she was running about at play: and
in three days she had completely recovered.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-12
COMMERCIAL.
WEpN sspAY, March

WEpEsspAy, March II.
During ne past week there has been gu 70 en- mproy.
nent noticed 10 general busasss, although the river
It'll aims elossd and prospects, It will remain
closed for some days frostil April Thsrs have been
some heavy arrivals Of goods from the East principally
orders made In the early winter via Pittsburs 4 e.
Louis, and detained AZ Ptsburg by the ios. Tbs for
wsrdIng business 10 commencing with prospects Of IL
ing very heavy tnis season. We notice further ID
vance 10 tss price ofths hog product Msss pork .
now selling at t92 psi barrel As there cot iargs u
naush supply to salts The home demand, may leok
FIR further sd'anes. squots lard ia1x4i tc; hams
iS>Sc shoulders lie. During the last week about ls
0u bushels of wheat have arrived mostly by Wagon
We quotsit at 73c There great deal come ia yet.
Prospects ths. 1t will not Be any higher thsn the
prsseu. quotation. Rot much doas IN other sraia,;
A. o!ons aud barley suh psyias crop last yss,
~e understand many Of our farmers iu.end planting
lTssly fthess aud iess whes; ,his year Onion seed
crop couasstcut sssd, 10 selling si,9s per ID
We have heard Of sx.s Of ssed Bsrly at - bpsh
with still dsmsudasd aors n market Some farmers
hsvs ssnt 70 Chicago for supplies.
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rxs TrssraAruax.-Ths winter OF ID
SS-'ss was se ,ersr than that Of ls5e-'a7
and la, March was colder than the present
mouth thus lar. Dutiag the former Winter
III. mercury sank to TO- below zero OF
lower, sixseen ,imes; curing the later Il
reached tbs, poin. but seven s'me'' rht
aggregate number Of degree. below zs''
su.iDe the former winter was ss'i the lat
al. Ye, during the last winter the mei
:nry reached zero thirty on':'ime', while th'
former winter |, attained that point on!
tsen.y-sir ,lmss. Wheel the lhefm0n'e'e'
indicates = depression 80 low 1t 70 mol II
ones feelings to discriminate = few degrees
The severity Of winter IN this CLINE &C.
ponds more upon the prevalence CT mgr
w!nds, than the depression OF the mercury
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TIE BoAsp o. TsADr ar. sndssvoring

Txs RoAsp o. TsApE are sndssvofing 10
.eeure suitable rooms in which to hold
mssungs and de pspe" for Re'dinR
Room. 4 A.t Of prominent papers IN the
larger c,ies has been made cut. to when
The Board will subscribe and keep on die
10 their Assding Room. This will sSPP'y
. sr,s, dssidsra,um. We have now no
Reading Room, which 10 almost 'caneai
an . place the size Of this. Ito advantages
are 100 apparel. for enumeration. We are
slad to have the opportunity Of announcing
that sueh an institution 10 to DO established
her,. and under the most favorsbls auspices
for lie psrm.nsncy and extended use iulnss''
There should be attached TO 1t public IL
brsry. Could not s,ms arrangement pe
made with the Young Mems Literary Asso'
,sas,ion for uniting their Library to the
READING Room, Or = stock company
nigh, BE- 60, up for l"Purchass, If the 80
ssssy 10 disposed TO sell. and adding TO II .
la,ee number Of volumes. Al oil events
re are nov sure Of Reading Room. pre-
,idius The Board can get the room.
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ours,ps "A Double Mistake. Elegant
Present to Mr.. Buchanan, Taxes Abroad

RyyvDlIeAs NOMINATION The kepoo'
llssn District Convention which assembled
at Dewitt lest Tus.day, to make nom''
nstisp for District Judge, were In session
till evening. They nominated Mr.. Nils
Of Clinton, for the once. We have MOI
he'd an opportunity Of obtsiuiog the p'rac'
ulars ret, bot shall sndeavor to lay the pro
eeedinss before our readers to morrow
There 10 considerable disappointment mere
that one Of this county's candidates Tor
nomination had not been selected. But
her names would probably have been as
li,,ls familiar TO the great mass Of the Peo'
ole Of Jackson and Clinton countis'' a.
The name Of M. Mills 10 TO the people OF
Scott. We shall probably have somethi ng
more 70 Gay Of the nomination TO moro" ;
"a The late hour II which we write no"
srevents 10 treating the subject at len g'h
D.0.-Ws received the proceedings las
.,enioe too late for publication to-day.
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. u,.,.,,-we ,aid ,e.,.rd.y ,bs, the

A NI.7Axs I'VE said yesterday that the
liver opsusd last year the 9Th Of April a
friend called " aside yesterday, and show
ing his poke, memorandum book Of la''
ysur, proved to HE satisfaction that the r'v
ar ooensd the 18th Of March. Bht We hns
b. ,essysncs to our 6lss that we were Oo'f
mi.,.ken, The river opened here on II
So,h Of March, and the ferry boat jon
Wilson commenced making her sesuia
uip. on the Sla. All righ.-ths souh'r
iaaafs ..
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eo,o.,,,. I.our.r-cAss OF MAILBAG

coxolxa's IHeuEsT-CAss OF MAlfAAe
x,es.-L.a sunday the body Of dead IN
fan, v.s found in culysft on Rock l'isns
street. Ito head was separated from III
body, evidently q. time Of birth. A oo,o
,,.r'. ipouss, was held yesterday over TOE
reuains, q number Of witnesses examine
ana much ~ dsnes ELECTED. The Paren'age
At the child was discovered. The mother
not married, died shortly after Its elr'h--
The ssbstsnee of the verdict OF the Jury
vas. ,As. the child had come to i.s asa'f
through the malpractice Of Dr. Park Th''
ohv,lei.n 10 stranger here, and unsn0wf
in The city. We refrain from ''slns wv
the, psrticulars at present
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ArfraNN

WILL be soii Q: svsd on 81 the residence OF th'
w subscriber In Davenport Precinct, n Thufsda!
the iah tns.., viz two span OF Horsss, ave yoke
Oxen, twenty head Of Young Cattle, eight Milei
Cows, two two horso Wagons, two sets Harness
tso bfsssins Pivws, HarroWs, two double shove
1ows, three stirring Piovs, one (Msssiilonl ihrsah
Ing Aachigs &c.
Also, les acres Of broke prairie land.
TkRMS-.Six MONTE credit without Interest
with approved security.
mchlO dSlwlr WIN. WaLhhh.
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Washing .on on dit,

y NtW xUrk, WtfCU W
No nominations lave been made.
Comptroller Whittlesey and all the heads
Of Bureaus resigned yesterday.
Richardson, vi Tllinois, will be appointed
Gov. Of Minnesota.
Great exerions are being made for the
removal Of Gov. Geary Of Kansas and the
appointment Of svutnern politician Ia b!
place.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-12

AHsspnsa1s 70 Tzs coHsrlTuTios' .
give to-day q continuation OF the amshu
nsn,s to the Constitution, and hope every
a,lssn will read the articles as they appear
A vote, it will be reco!lec,ed, 10 to be taken
on the new Constitution in August, and u
10 Necessary these amendments should DC
Slossiy scrutiniSed.
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NOTICE,

MOTTO hereby given that election will be hold
~ en- % he nrss Moaday u April ns1t q the usual
places Of holding such elections 10 ssch and every
VII b vote taken By he lsg vossu Of sid ooaaty
fue sAs following ocerA to.vt: o. sspsriptsadsat
Il Pab Instractoa for ~ 5tAts Of IovA, Register
u ~ LAsd 0cs. oas Coanintossg Of the pssAeinss
Rapids Improvement, Disrsct Jadss for tbs four
tssnth Judicial Ditries, consisting Of Scost, Jackson
and Clinton COUNTIES, ons Assssssg tor the rsveNas o.
Scott county, lowe.
The voters u tAs county will also 81 the same time
and places vote on he Lisspss Law, the ballots being
written either ~Iof Licspse' o. "Axniust Lesnss.n
In testimony vAsrssfl hsvs ~ ~ hand this All
by 81 March, loel. W. I. C0O1,
~ AWoW o. JaAok
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BET NAV YEN ON!

BET NAV YEN ON!
Gas Oh He cas-
What . Man does Il the TIT s
In he spring. We shali hon fo-DAY ODER Oa'
stock Of
WINTER GOODS AT COST
We are determined 70 reduce our ,tccS - los 60
yossibls, tAN We uaJ start In the spring VIVA ~
ENTIRE NEW sTooxl
nra'i delay, but oame On WITH your
- the best Bargains so nrs.. We WV ss'i 5'1
his eiay.
We MEAN HHlTE1EA *S sAYi
French asr,nGs and oosurs.,
Plain aud Figurt Oela bss,
FINE AL Wool French Deianes,
the beSl goods 10 this market, q low isses
Ffsnoh Nsfinos, Coburgns,
P's'q 81 t' w s,ta''@ O' q
Sack Fiannslst
Bed nd CItb Blank 81 .
Plaid and Fig'd Csshmsfs,
Square and Long Shawss,
srocha and Gents do
l Woo. 4 Ids and Comforts,
which viii be offered Al Oest and lsss
BLACK AND FANCY DRESS sIlgs,
At less than they can now oe bought Best, ss 'hSj
wsro bought before the late advance
III ths price Of riika
fYfsa KsoLlsn ASD AHKRiGA* Paisfs -
! All Priuts sold by ~ Warranted Fast Coiait
| !. C. CHAMPION 4 son,
I feds rornsr Brady aud Second srse' D
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THROUGH OUR

Mills for corn
& othee grain, Seam
Engines d any dn9 also
aosary Saving NachfnAs
Asuis6ed 10 ordsr; lion Mas
LES and Crates Al Ways 90
hApd, Steam VII hses aAA
HsNss goods Tor stss0
wort gsoSraly yin IL
tins Of Building MsasEi-
sls - defy oompse.
ton. We give pasticu. 8
lsF AAasstioo 70 Shis branch sftAs tzaAs
and know that ~ can satis e ~ end
all Who have occasion TO wnt any go06e
In the wey Of buiding. We keep only D.
bsss bsands Of Malls and spikes, Viii u Lad
Paist ol, and very large assortment II
Trimmings, such ~ Locks 3 Lasohss, Bate
ninsss, Glass Sash, Doors, Putty. seah
Pullies, WinAew SPRING. and Locks,
WdGhA and Cord and things to- nrmsr Gus to
msntioa. Our stock Of Fancy Hardware sHd 9th
GOOD sill be found attractive. We have nAs as
sostuAss Of silver plated Ware, consistog a Tss
essb, Caks Baskets, Coess Urns, Table and Tea
Spoons. breakfast and DtnHsr Castors, new
ssyiss, Mustard, Sugar and Salt Spoons
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Lat st N , w q i.


% WAsHINoT0H,. March 10.
A majority Of the Senate Committee on
judiciary have decided to report resolution
for taking testimony In Indiana in reference
to the contested election from that State
and will, 1t 10 said, report in favor Of Cam.
eron's right 10 a seat from Pennsy lvanis.
The Senate, In executive session, tilted
to-day the commercial treaties with Persia
Vent zuela and Chill.
The Committee on Foreign Relations will
have meeting 10 morrow morning to con-
slider the Clarendon. Dallas treaty.
All the South Carolina Congressional
delegates, excepting Orr, are opposed to
the principle Of rotation in office. For the
eleven federal Offices In that State, there
are only two epplicanis. The present Post
msster of Charleston 10 the second one who
has held that station since the organisation
Of the general government,
Another long Cabinet session was held
to-day.
The probability il the Senate will adjourn
on Saturday sine die.
The HOmina ions sent to the Senate TO
day embraced Marshais for some Of the
southwestern States. No removals yet made
In Washington
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Chicago Market.
CtsAs. T.. w Ehi

GtsAs. r. WEnK
HAVING sold bis interest Ia the Drug stsre No
- 10 bsCiairs Ro~, Daven port, lows, 10 Sessri
FsyiorS Bsllord. oald bs.psa& for tHsm the pai
ropsxe 90 kindly extended IN him, "a
Que OF tee h,m bstng . graduate Of Pharmacy ABS
he other havilE had an sxpsrisnce OF ten rtwei7s
ssars In tho prs,edpuoa Da .iness, be oonafsbt,
rscopwepds them 70 The public assets And comp
tsns.
Dsvsppen, Feb. 9Th, Iss7. lfsbasl
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Foreign,


New York, March Io.-The steamship
Emu arrived today from Havre 9th Febru-
cry, Passed the Europa on the 22d 10 lat.
ltude ~, Longitude a., She brought no
English papers.
The Paris Constitutional explains the se.
cfet convection between Fraacs and Aus.
Iia, which lately ELECTED some discussion
ii' the English Parlisment. The treaty, II
says stipulated the actual concurrence oi
the Austrian armies with Russia. Auutria
however, represented that it could not enter
into warlike operations in the east az long
as its Italian posse ssions should be mena ced
oy political agitation. She therefore de
maDdsd that before placing herself in order
81 battle the security Of her lines should be
fully incurred from Danger. France gave
this assurance, but Austria cid not draw the
sword; the object OF the convention ever
exl.ted, aud The reato therefore was dead
letter.
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2.'s Communication wss receNeo II
ia,e .sor insertion to.dsy. II will Do pup
Hshsa tomorrow ifthe authors name Ii
zen, 10 .his morning. Are cofFes90"0e'
AFRAID - will eat I'm upI
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HseRDeo1, LAw1s : IIAKxnoRH,
. BANKERS.

| 1sVA19v8p AAWBo DLAX840kk,
BANKERS.
saA Dealers In Rsrsisn Densstie Rxshsnss.
Unsurrest Bank Netss, Geld and silver Coin
AND LAND WARHANTH.
. DAVENPORT, iowa
.yPEClAL attention given 70 the collection Of Mer
y camille paper and remittancss made the day #
2symsnt tree Of commission) Ia sight dysfts or has
'srn cities.
Upland Warrants bougAs, sold and located. Per.
soqal attention q TO the purchase and sale ofown
fSd country property and The selection Of lands fof
sntu.
U9Ssht Checss on New York, Boston, Phila1el-
pals, Baltimore, Washington City, P1ttsbarg, Cincsn-
hau, It, Louis sod Chicago always for sale 10 suns
% suia purchasers. Also, Sterling, French and car
nam oIehAnge.
T10old aad Silver Coins boasnt add sold.
II FTinne bills On Chicago, 81. Lsuis and New York
discounted and business papefof ssofi dstss bought
tthe lowest rates.
TFM0nsy upon Real Estate sseurts. procured
81 small commisaioa.
Lf1nterest allowed on dep0sitss. Pep 81
ALRX. y. Tdx1G01,
1stAry Public and Insurance Agent,
omse Banking House Of MefSrssor, hsvest Hske.