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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-16

CoRREcrIoN Judge Myers informs us
that the man whom we spoke of as being
killed few days since in Carleton Ravine,
was named JAMES TIPPETT. of Ohio, and
not Joseph Lppett as it appeared in the no.
tice of the melancholy event.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-16

lIt~ Colonel, we owe you very ponder
Gus one for that notice of " Volume l." in
Saturdays Express. Suffice it to say, it did
us exceedingly proud, and We thank you
for it,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-16

FIRE MEET1NG.--Lct there be univer.
sal attendance Of cur towustolk at the fire
meeting this evening, which is to be held at
the St. Nicholas Hotel.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-16

At meeting OF the Stockholders Of The Cape Min.
ing Company, held at 0royille, on Monday, the ID
Instant IL. b. Lathrop, John Lyle, ana J. NJ Faux
ner were elected Trustees; II b. Lalhrop President,
and ]. NJ. Faulkner Secretary and Treasurer
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-16

IMPEACHMENT OF THE STATE CONTROL
LER.-ln the Assembly on Friday, the Con-
troIer Of State was impeached by vote IF
80 to 10.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-16

THANKS. TO Messrs McWilhams & Tyne
son for files of Sacramento and San Fran
co papers o. Saturday We likewise thank
John Davis for similar favors.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-16

e The consideration of the Cohen and
King case, in the San Francisco police
court, has been postponed till Thursday
next.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-16
From our Extra Of yesterday.
B Y TIE l E G r A p n +!
TO THE DAILY BUTTE RECORD,
[By the ORC Telegraph Line.
-aRRIp.4L OF TIE STEINER
j o h IA is. cph en- -:
TO THE DAILY BUTTE

Later from the atlantic States and Eu-
rope-Ttrribie Disasters at Sed-Sen-
atOriat Elections IN the atlantic States
Great Libel Sut-ImpOrtdnt from .hic-
aragua- Congressional Netcs, &c , &c.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-16

JUST RECEIVED-a large assortment Of turnr
ture Also, an invoice of large Gilt Frame Looking
Glasses, for sale 10" ut &. SCRlBERs
Furniture Ware Rooms, Montgomery ST., three
doors below Myers st. h2o
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-16

The steamship John L. Stephens arrived
at San Francisco Feb. IA, at o'clock in the
morning, under heavy storm.
DOMESTIC.
The weather has been very severe through
out the States
The brig Emeline was wrecked on the New
Jersey shore; the Empire on Cohassett Rock;
the ship California was wrecked on the same
rock; the barque ldes went ashore; the
the ship Teresa went ashore at Nan
tucket Bay. None of the steamers at
tempted to navigate Long Island Sound -
The barque Byron was lost in New York
Bay. The Mexican steamer lturbide was
wrecked near Vera Cruz-S7 persons lost
Hon. Jas Harlan was reelected L. 5.
Senator from Iowa on Friday, Jan. l6.
The Hon VIM. A. Newhall has been inau-
gurated as Governor et New Jeysey.
Harrisbuargh, Jan 90.
The two Houses of the Legislature having
failed to meet in convention to elect Trea-
suier, it will require the passage Of new
law to do so
Simon Cameron has been returned to the
IT, s Senate from Pennsylvania, in place Of
either in Democratic caucus or on joint bal
lot. Col. Forney was Cameron's competitor.
protest was presented i'll the Senate on
the l4th of Jan against the election of Mr.,
Cameron, because he did not receive II con-
current majority i'll each house, signed by
II Senators, but the consideration of the
matter vas postponed in consequence Of the
absence of MIR. Brown.
Horace Greedy brought a libel suit against
j W. Cray, editor of the Cleveland Plain
dealer, for articles published in that paper
during and since the lato campaign. The
damages claimed are $40 900.
st. Louis. Jan. ID.
The Missouri Legislature, in joint conven
ton elected Jas. s. Green. U. 5. Senator
On the first ballot the vote stood, Green SO,
Benton "a, Kennett 80. This election was
for the short term-that for the full term
not having yet taken place
Chicago, Jan. l6.
A passenger from st. Louis reports that
the Hon L. Polk has been elected U. s. Sen
ator from Missouri for the long term,
The news of our Supreme Court decisions
in the case of the wagon road, had reached
New York and caused quite panic in Wall
st. State rs fell from 10 to 65, and 60 was
offered. The papers generally, however,ap-
pear to think that the Legislature will make
the matter all right.
Jas. F. Simmons has been elected to the U.
S. Senate by the Legislature Of Rhode ISL
and.
Zachariah Chandler was cho sen by the
Legislature of Michigan to succeed General
Cas- in the U S. Senate.
The Washington correspondent of the N.
Y. Daily Times has been arraigned before
an investigating committee to testify as to
charges OF corruption against the attempted
passage of the Minnesota land bill.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-16

Pooa Beds for every BODY, M 20 per cent less INN
Mary sville prices for 40 days only TO make room Tor
an entire new stock per first steamer TO orovine ~
c. SCRlB Frs
Furniture Ware Rooms. Montgomery street.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-16

The steamship John L. Stephens arrived
at San Francisco Feb. IA, at o'clock in the
morning, under heavy storm.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-16

The Missouri Legislature, in joint conven
ton elected Jas. s. Green, U. 5. Senator
On the first ballot the vote stood, Green SO
Benton "a, Kennett 81. This election wa
for the short term-that for the full tern
not having yet taken place
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-27
THE BURDELL MURDER--AN III :;
P0RTANT AFFIDAVIT

An important affidavit appears in
the New York papers OF the aist,
(which strengthens the assertion OF
Mrs. Cunningham, that she was mar
kried to Df. Burdell.' The subsistence
Eof the affidavit is rs follows: .
Mr.. Spicer. it appears, is a dentist
and was partner with DR.. Burdell
Rst No 81 Bond street He was pres
Eent during the afiray between the
doctor and Mrs.. Cunningham, grow
Ping out Of the accusation that she had
|stolen note out of his safe, and bears
wi,ness to the entire propriety OF de
mssnor. He then says that the Doc
TOR afterwards told him he had lost no
note, and only resorted to this charge
as means Of getting ber out OF his
house. The next day DR.. Spicer was
lso, present when Mrs. G. urged DIR.
Il urdsn to fulfil his promise Of mari
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-27
THE DAILY GAZETTE.
WISeFIIANEODS.
An IRISH SOLDIERS CONTkI.
st A. s VANCE.

p
Mfcheal Molony was private be
longing to an English regiment OF in
tantry, which happened to be station
cd In Canada during the war. At the
distance of two or three miles from
the quarters OF the regiment there was
an outpost at which sentinel was
placed. One day, when it fell TO
Molony's lot to be employed on this
lonely service, anunexpcted order
arrived from head quarters for the i'm
mediate departure OF the regiment
Amidst the hurry and hustle usual
IN such an occasion, nobody thought
Of relieving the outpost; and there
poor Michael was left to starye with
musket on his shoulder, or to run the
risk Of being taken up and shot for de
sertion. The feelings Of hunger,
however, having at length got the bet
ter Of his sense Of duty, be returned
to quarters without leave, and finding
that the regiment was gone, nobody
knew whittier, he proceeded tn farm
house, and found employment as la
borer. After lapse OF three years,
during which he lived very comfort
ably, his regiment came back to its
old quarters. At first he was terrified
at the idea Of being taken up as de
serter; but that native ingenuity,
which is sometimes whimsically dis
played by his countrymen, soon sug
oested the means of exculpation. Tic
put on his soldiers dress, shouldered
his musket, and took his station at
the very outpost where he had been
placed three years before. He had
been here scarcely an hour, when a
corporal belonging to the regiment,
with his guard, approached the spot
|for the purpose Of leaving a sentinel
upon it. The corporal seeing it al.
ready occupied cried out, Who are
you-what regiment do you belong
to-who sent you-and how long
have you been heref sOch then, re-
piled Michael, you may well talk,
sure none but the old Nick himself
would have kept guard SO long; don't
you know that some of you left nae
here three years ago; that none OF
You ever come to relieve me till this
very moment, and bavn't you found
|me at my posts' Michael was imme-
[distely conducted to his quarters.
The commanding officer on hearing
|his story, received him with kindness;
Ind the adventure formed subject OF
for some days after.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-27
ny SANDERS & BROTHER

lage and afterwards heard her say
that she would sue him if he did no,
do SO. When the suit fof slander aud
for breach Of promise camsgp, DR..
Spicer made an affidavit Of al these
facts, and, thereupon DR. Bsrdell
wrote him a letter. dated between the
ID and 5th of November, telling him
that this betrayal Of his confidence
had compelled him to marry Mrs.
Cunningham
DR.. Spicer further says that Mrs.
Cunningham always spoke kindly Of
Dr. Burdell, and subsequently, to the
note quarrel, said that she loved him
as she loved her very being.
1t appears that Dr. S. wrote to Cor
oner Oonnery, Immediately after the
murder Of DR., Burdell, statingthe facts
in his knowledge, and furthern, went
to the house in. Bond street to appear
as witness, but was never called up
on the stand by Mr.. Connery although
his testimony would have proved Of a
very important nature.
A NOBLE DHED,--Some months
since, poor German neighbor Of Ger
rit Smith was charged with murder
A singular combination Of unfavors-
bly, circumstaees induced general
beliefthat he was guilty, and the pub
lie excitement against him was very
strong. Mr. Smith visited the sus-
pected man in the Jail, and became
convinced that he was innocent. Ia
the face Of a hostile public sentiment,
he volunteered his services as counsel
for the German, spent nearly thous
and dollars from his own purse in col
lecting evidence, and argued his case
before the jury. BY his untiring ex
ertions, the dark cloud OF unfavorabls
was cleared up, and the
innocence of his client made manifest.
Mr.. Smith, with characteristic benef
cence, crowned his magnanimity by
giving the poor German a small farm
and $500 in money. Nobleness like
this is it's own praise aud its own re-
ward. We wish it were less rare.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-27

4 HAD EN- AT LAsT.-A young man
from the rural districts" went to the
Post Office the other day with bank
note for dollars worth of postage
stamps He was told that paper mon
ey was not received. He went a way,
Ind shortly returned with four span
Ish quarters. "We don't receive them
now" said the attendant, ''for more
khantwenty cents apiece" The coun.
kryman thought uncle Ssm mighty
particular, so he went away again and
obtained dollar in coppers. Now"
bsid he, on returning to the office and
laying down his "pile" atthe window
bf the delivery, 81 can suite ye."-
he man inside looked at the display
hi 'spscie currency" and cody said
he never take more than three cents
In coppers at any ono time; it is not a
legal tender above that sum.
The countryman looked at the com
posed official for the space of min
bite and halt without stirring; and
lhen belched out, "Look here you;
hint you almighty kind of particular,
or fellers locked up in such Jail as
Ibis 'eref You don't take only three
eents in coppers at time, heys Well,
ehsn, .s'pose you give me three cents
worth of stAmps, anyhow The Off
cial very politely cut him off single
btamp. and passed it out, for which
ehe countryman laid down three cents
He was about to pass away, when the
latter cried ont, '1.ook here, you!
Hold onl That 'ere's one time. Now
'pose you gin me three cents worth
more on en-
/ Uncle Sans clerk was not slow n
discovering that he had caught tar
tar He turned back to the window
SHOW many coppers have you got''
b. asked. wall, only about ninety
seven OF em; had q hundreds on 'em
when l begun" 'Pass 'sm inl" was
the gruf reply Pass out your
stsmps fust and then | will, " said Jon
athas, shut l reckon you don't keteh
me agin." Tie stamps were passed
out, the coppsrs were hauled over,
when the countryman went off saying
''i s'pose because a feller holds office
under Uncle Sam he thinks he's smar-
TERN all creation; but guess they
larat somethin' that time."-lLowell
News tFsa @'A
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-27
sTIAn saw AND PLANNING MILL
cAINKsE SUGAR CANE.

l8eflttM SAeckarNMI 4. = -"
PURE SEED, CHOP OF 1886
f0ShE subscribers hereby infsrm the public thai
l. they have small los or pure fresh Seed Of the
Genuine Chinese Sugar Cane
for sale, In packages sufficient TO plant quarter Of
an acre each at q per package. II may DO had 81
Messu. Burrows s. Pretty msn's, OF Wn. Val
Tuyl's o of the subscriber at Scott NurseII,
davenport Jan 80 d2I FINLEY pWIhA.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-27
professional Qaros.
Aao,iIafs.

HOWARD D.sussTos. VIZ. REsKy DAaEIssToE
H. DARLINGTON &c CO.,
A n n - sS N vs. As l. a W,
DAVENPORT, IoWA,
Office, corner Of Main and Second Streets opno-
site LeClsire Housc. s.. . ss-
Collections made and proceeds ompily reIni,tsd
10 ali paTts Of the Uniiei States,
EasterD Exchange for sale in sums 70 suit sppii
csnlsi
Msnsy &c l5En on long 81 snort time.
KEEEREECES.
Y. Gibson, ESQ; Csshr bank ef bslaIeIe
". Townsend, Esq, :. Bank oflhssteI Co,
West Chester, Pa.
Morris Iaaaa q C, Philadelphia,
Hoopes O. TownseRi,
r, Wood v ard d Co., Bankers, Chicago,
n,yby & Barssdaie, St. Louis,
Dr 8 Clarke, Sec America ins Co. do
X. II. Lsecn ", Sta0urg,
Day MatiaeE Cinci psati,
heLfregor, Lawes Hiakemor.r JtTRCP Jf.s ss
Edwin Slaith, Esq, --r DO
Nov ~ so dwEIa
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,ur.y - egs-s a44 G.. W .kEPsTE
GHAHAM * kEfNEH,
sraing and Commission Merchants,
va . sUREOI s,NEW BLOCK, FRONT STREET.
davenport, Iowa. z.s.8 - b"
Orders sohcitsd fos the purchase oil o'~Ah' r's"f'
Wool a nd Produs generally.
-REVEREkCRs-
Wise. Pussy S. " ise, Phil, ,Pa-,yt - e"
springer, Hsrbaugh & Co., FittsoaTf' "a
Ism &. Elder, St. Louis, Mo-,
HrariIe 4 Hammer, Cincinnati, OHIO,
a He,oy g. Sons, N .Lisbon, =.
y, & D. SeDonaid q CO., well.viiis, Ohio,
Aonlan Ma rtin, .
HAMA, G.rrslsona & Co., cievsisna,
Hsssey d Sinclair
janes SsaAam, New garden,
Merchauss gsnsrsisy salem,
feb 81 Is56rde - a-.------------- y.
M. DAR.ZEL1- - 80.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GR0cERs:
Ia rd iaU a. Co En mai issi0nMerc h0nts
5es!sr. in Salt, Cement, Plaster, Glass and salis'
s:0rusr 2d & Perry Sts', pASFhfosf''o"A -
I,r 4 IS
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Glotbina.
New Goods! New Goods!!
GDW ARD AIDE NJ
.uercANNs Tailor.

EDW ARD ALDEN.
.Nerchass Tailor,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer u
II Q a q y M ade Clot hinr
eosAs, eassimeres, Vestings. oentu, pur.s.h.
| ias 0oods and Tailors Trimmiue..
os. st setarned from the with on, 81 .hA ar
sfss sna best selected stocks soods .s.r oS.1
~ e .ns market' consisting 10 part of ths fdIsv
BRoADCLoTHs. 60
s,ty 81 si1.sa, asnnan and American, re aa..,
't''A'''s anu 'stesl style Of goods.
CASSIMERES.
afin, s5, ffsn,h @ and American, Of every yxsy .,
VESTINGS.
Y hita MarseiIss, Matala sse, Whi a Lonna. s,.n.
Ti asgl sad Coofed Silks, Fancy and Plsaa asis
sss.l es, satin, = Italian eta, sit fiuss, .ad S:as,
OvERCOATING.
htatk, Blue ani Brown Hroadeloth U.,a, sCks.n
Gasor Beaver. pansy, Hue, Brown and MaibsrrJ
test imports. Ass " - -
READY-MADE
~ ~: G9a.s, oyersaeks, surtouts, Resane Jae,nt.
a..aiitya., Froes and Dress Froek Oosss a I'll
sssn asbn ere ana Valencia ves,s Casmett, sunsts,
80 a.ig Asa tw,ss fancy and plain Casstmere ss1
psss and ossnsi,s nsn and Guernsey Froeks, Wrap
FURNISHING GOODS
ssiieo, white plain linen corded and Par,s
IA eoi9red shirts, vita eoAnion sad pol
a coiiars Neck Ties, Stocks, tssey aaS S1aoe' SSa
~ b1o Ses-- Whit, black aud soiorsd EidI i'm
AHien and German and Eur EeuntIets -, ,.sus,
t M aa1 cotton Hose; waite fancy S,nss aaa siit
a. sa @ sreh isi -,shrodered ianbs .osI, asss And
Aool Mias. sea III. aanersi cent .a1 nas:n
ar.isIe. a 'sIit carpet sacts, and 40 stAsf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-27

New Meat shop.

New Meat shop.
ne Choicest HreeA Meats ana NJ shs
LoWest PricesI
w ., MOORE has iust opened a Meat shol
w on Brady street between Fourth and Fifth
vest aide, where they intend kespiIS u hand q NIL
Of the choices. Meats offered to the Day
anport public The patronage of families 10 respectful
ly solicited, not only will Meats be good, but
prices low. There's use going down town tor bssL
Mutton Pork etc, when you supply Sil
the best ut W. ID. MOOhEs.
poylqtf " .'". ...5.t
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Rurk kslau0.
III. A. Porter & Bro,
u nNK I0I MD LII
Wall Paper! Wall Paper!
The old Ploueer Bakery sim ahead!

The Old Pioneer Bakery stn ahead!
THE subscri DER has recently made extensive prep
l srations for the nsnuiactars Of sustsr, Sugar,
Eoston, Soda, PIC Mic, Water aai Oyster CIacksrs,
Pilot bread, &c, &C., together with good ssscrt
unsnt OF Loaf Bread, Cakes and Rasks.
| have also purchased the Patent Right tof Scott
county, fer tls Manufacture of CTrm r Paui's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by Machinery. The advantages claimed tsi
Ills process Of making Bread these; the Rrsad IA
wore uuiIorm ID quality, and handsome in sppesl
Aues,i i. much whitsI and more even, kesps nusL
longer becoming stale, aud to many persons
!. not objec ,ionsble when q week old, II cuts as
handsome the finest French roll, il goes farther,
ant Is readily introduced into families who have nes
er used Bahesss Bread before, ! shall coniinue 70
run Bread Wagon as hsre;ators. In Offering the
.oo'e on ts fas when sxhnS' aa "
may fsvsr me with their patronage. Thankful for
past fsvors, hope 70 neri. a continsanes Of The
same. All orders from the country promptly attend
cd to. DANIEL MUOnh,
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square above
burrows Pretiymsn's steam Mills.
Davenport, May 27, 1855 -dh g. s-E..-..
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Boots ano Sboes.
THE SHOE TRADE.

IAyIEGincreassd our facilities fer nanuFactar.
ing and deslng In booss, Shoes ana Leather, the
ldefsiFnsd successors 70 s. e. Dawson Co, ohef
The cftirens ofDsveEport and yicinity, greater In
tesments than svsr 10 5uy their Boots and Shoes Of
Il am Our retail stock hereafter will always con
n every description Of goods wanted by the people
We aiso are making extensive preparations Tor
" hoiesaetng boOts aud Shoes, and we invite coIn-
~ dealers 20 cali and examine stock asd prices
IL is determination to seIl az good terms az
q ~ ca. bs purrbssediG ST. Is1ts Chicago
DAWSON, GRiGGS & co,
lni . krrt al. door frnra %
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RAILROAD COFSETS,
d aecis wApswoRIAs.
BLACK LACE COLLARS.
A GOOD sssors sAi can be found q
n Idscls WADSTOkTH'ss
SATIN LAIN,qoa .
TUE richest Curtain Goods in the citT, With oSnes
L and y&sseh to match, at
dseis ....l. N eMle l. WADsWOhIn.s.
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Stopfs.
~
BUY YOUR STOVES
Al The
G1kAT wERfxKs UiaclaaATl
s T. O v e s II o e e
And Tin Ware Manufactory,
7=s7s5-r4,g7
BUY YOUR STOVES


"a s1sst. 4 aoors Esst Of Harrison.
la Wholesale ana Retail!
"h will always be foa nd one of ne Dsass
wv sortnaent. Of stoves, TIE Plate, Sheet Iron,
WIRE, Japsnned Ware, Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper
Nsrsin thts city. Among kis assortment
) r. Q v T. >
are the ceiehtaied Climax snd Charter OAK Isog
stoves, cosior wood; go a NH. and complete
soI nt Fstior, Boz and Heating stcvss Elsvatei
ossh nsoves, and u1aEy other patterns too numeI
GUS to nsntioa. Our motto is, quick Sales and
Small Pronts; Good work. ali warranted on NO ssic
a this ssoys Store yoa vi. :.as and ss a.
good an article - at any other house.
Particular ate nuon paid 70 House kooang, spout
Ing and Job Work In gsnesat out Of good I'm and
stock, hoping TO receive share Of the public pat,
ronago BY this motto "Quick Sale. and Small
Prunts.n fseps) ate seq b. L. HoRNB.
StOces, StOUeS,
AULTIPLIxb n s1evksf
AND THE ANSWER 10 STOW EST
IA or 30O0 Stoves, assome bsirhbors, the rea-
cons arc, We sell 70 cheap and good an srties af
but supply OF freight ears G. We srrisei
and been placed ON our road and We have peted
our arrangements g - BE- able aow e supply the
SO after looking around among all the "0SR
HORSE stove shops In this city, to no purpose,
-asgtsai Twitchsll 3 dilIstt's,
The oBiy stoye Emporium 10 the west, aud buy a
Steve 81 as Sfsss. la our prices, for cheapuess
we defy all competitiOn--every article earvsnts<,
md II not satisfactory, We refund the onsy. Among
our assortment may be found she celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood Or CsAl; tAs Climax;
Black Diamond. Tor eoal; The King Of
Stoves and 0ovsrAer, elevated ovens.
All kinds Of Parlor, Once and Heating Stoves
lin and Copper Wareon hand Al all times. Roof
ing Jobbing, 6c. done 70 order. II S
Brady Street, nearly opposite the r. o.
Feb 4.dtf el gsEtl DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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LAND AGENTS at Florence, NsbraskA Terry.
BAEWSTEk & KNIGHT
Lands entered and arrants located In Sioux City
Fort Dodge and Council Bluff.
UTColleetions promptly att ended TO-
ZIP. BRRWsTkR, n. p. KNIGHT,
Any. 4 Coul'r. st Law. Civil Knsinssr& & Surveyor
--REHER TO
DAWSON & True, Esqrs., kditsr Gazette,
II. Price, ksQ., Ut. Lane Req.
MAy 10, ,5S-dlY E .. .
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4. c. (AHPK ell. 5--sa.
Attorney and Counsellor st Law
Money constantly on hand losn real or personal
zeui ty long shot time Eastern Exchange bouslt
All sAi Svsse discounted, Soss and Mortgages bought
DEL is collected paid aud eli law busissss prompt
4 attended to In the State and U. 5. Courts
-hcfereneeS--
,lFy Cowlss Esq, y. T. City, H.arJ salE, Es9, Pc
g !, sic NY, Hon. Edwgrd Cowes, y City, Henry
Il ,;ebcorp, Esq, Hudsoa, Y, Hon. H Rugses, TO:
.ysie, n Y ExGov. Washington Hunt, Lockport fEei'
: b dsrse, Poksspsie, \.
lrcs corner Msin and Second Streets, opposite IL
,s,Ya fiouse % foor May 1.-dSwtf