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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-14

THE RvER.-The rains have caused but
an apparently slight rise in the river. We
had supposed, Judging from the quantity of
rain which fell during the storm of Friday
and Saturday, that food of no mean di-
mensions would be the cons equence but on
visiting the river yesterday found it not un-
usually high for the season of the year. We
infer from this, that it has been showing in
the mountains while rain has been falling in
the valley.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-14
SUMMONS
STATE OF CALIFORNIA

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
In the District Court of the 10Th Judicial District
County OF Butte
SABRA =. SMITH, VS.. GILBERT Il. SMITH
- Action brought in the District Court of the If
teenth judicial District, and the Complaint Filed in
the county OF Butte, in the Office OF the Clerk OF said
District Court
The People of the State of California to Gilbert
Smith, send Greeting: You are hereby required TO
appear in acton brought agains you by the above
named plainti in the District Court OF the Fifteenth
Judicial district, in and for the county of Butte aud
to answer the Complaint fled therein, Ga copy of
which accompanies ibis Summons) within ten days
exclusive of the day of ce) after the service on
you of this Summons, If served within this county, II
served out of this county. but within this Judicial
District within twenty days; If served of said
District, then within forty days-or judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you The said action is
brought TO obtain decree of Divorce, and that the
bonds Of ma rimony existing between plaintiff and
yourself may be dissolved and forever annued, and
that she have the lawful care and custody of her
children, also judgment for the costs of this suit
and IL you fail 10 appear and answer the said com
plant above required, the plaintiff will apply to
this Court for the relief demanded in her said com.
plant.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the District
(~- CoUrL OF the Fifteenth judicial District
}SEAL this 18th day of December, in the year o.
( ---~- our Lord one thousand eight hundred aud
1fty-seven.
NJ. II. DARRACH, Clerk.
by |. II. MARBLE, Deputy Clerk dl2-3m
GRANGER CHEEsMAs, Att'ys for plaintiff
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-14

SUSPECTED CHINAMAN ARREsTEp.-0hi
Ger Durette arrested a Chinaman on Satur-
day last named All Lin, suspecting him to
be one of the murderers of Griswold at Jack
son, Tho suspected party is now confined
in Jail awaiting an answer from the authori-
ties of Amador county, who were yesterday
apprised of the arrest by telegraph. We
are ignorant of the grounds upon which is
founded the suspicion of kh Lin's guilt.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-14

A HEAVY BLOW TO THE CHyRcH.-The
severe storm of wind and rain of Friday
night was too severe for the walls Of the
brick church which is being erected by the
Congregationalists, and when the foods
beat upon them and the winds asseiled them,
down they fell, and about fifteen feet was
the fall thereof. This is calamity greatly
to be regretted and is one of the heaviest
impediments which has yet been thrown in
the way of the progress of religion in these
parts. The wicked and perverse people of
oroville should atone for their sins by ad-
vanclng the necessary funds for rebuilding
those walls.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-14

HoRRIBLE.-A little girl. seven or eight
years of age, named Petra Mase, was violat-
ed by . man named Juan Bernal, in San
Jose, on the 2Sth ult. Fears are entertain.
ed for her life. Great excitement prevailed
among the Spanish population, and on the
arrest Of the guilty wretch, rush was made
for him. and the cry raised to hang him, but
the officers succeeded in keeping back the
crowd and conducting the prisoner to jail,-
s. r Times
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-14

DEATH or Mn. A. o HYDE We learned
yesterday from Hon. 8. NJ. Bliss. County
Judge of Yuba, that Mr. A o. Hyde, Trea-
surer elect of that county. died on Saturday
at Yankee Hill, near Spanishtown in this
county. His disease was species of fever
Further than this we have not been informed
Judge Bliss was on his way to Yankee Hill
when we saw him
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-14

ORGANIZED BAND or FEMALE HoRsE
THIEvEs.-The Cincinnati Gazette Of the
30th, states that two women who stole n
horse and buggy from Mr.. Cornwall. in Lou
isville, KY, few days ago, were arrested
near Harrodsburg in that State. and brought
back to Louisville on Wednesday night. 1t
is supposed that they belong to the same
gang that made their head quarters at lIar.
rodsburg during the spring and summer.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-14

QUITE lLL.-R. L. Patton Esq has been
SO very i'll during the past few days as to be
unable to attend to his oficial duties His
complaint is iDfammatory rheumatism. We
believe no is slowly improving. We wish
him a speedy return Of health.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-14

MARCH OF INTELLECT We copy the fol
lowing notice. say the New York Tribune,
UerbatuW ct herotim, from one posted up
yesterday ia the village of White Plains
take Notice 1861 Thare will be Preaching
on the Redemption of spirit s0ul and Body
on sunday Nov. the at two o'clock NJ at
the depot in West White Plains by James
Poillon if Coed Weather
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-14

RACE IN NPRosPECTlvE.-We are informed
that u trotting match for 81 900 will take
place at the Marysvillo PARK Course, the
first fine day, between two we'll known
horses belonging in this county Rumor
says there will be faster time made than
horses usually make this side Of San Fran
cisco. --Inguir.r.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-14

WAvY.-The planks with which many ol
our sidewalks are made, have sbsorved 80
much water of late that they have become
decidedly wavy. They arsso very rough as
% make navigation to pedestrians both diff
cult and dangerous. These waves run par
tcularly high along the walks on Bird and
Myers streets They should be calmed
down
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-14

MINERS VS. DITcH OwNERs.--Tbe miners
In and about Evansville in this county, got
together on the 9th inst. aud passed a series
oiresolutions strongly condemnatory of ths
Bitch Owners Bill. We have no room in
TINS issue either for the resolutions them.
selves or comments thereupon.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-14

NED BINGHAM.-We are gladto notice in
the San Francisco Herald a communication
from several of the citizens of that place
Offering to our old friend, Ned Bingham, q
complimentary benefit, which is to come of
this evening at Maguire's Opera House. We
wish him full house
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-14

GONE TO OREGON james Ling, arrested
in this city on requisition from Oregon,
charged with stealing valuable race horse in
that Territory, was yesterday despatched IN
in charged of officer Ellis, on board the
steamer Pacific, for trial in the place where
the theft is alleged to have been committed
IS. + Herald:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-14

MEDALS LosT jimmy Kennovan, the
pedestrian, lost he don't exactly know how,
on Saturday night, Swo gold medals, one
presented to him BY the citizens Of Sonora,
the other by the Columbians Elsewhere,
in an advertisement he offers ten dollars re-.
ward for them if found andlef at this Office.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Logt---$lO Reward J

NAMES KENN0VAN lost, on Saturday night last,
% somewhere between Montgomery street and his
cabin at the foot of llunioon street, TWO GOLD
MEDALS one pr, sented to him by the citizens of
Sonora, THoiumne county, the oIher in the shape of
star, also present, from the citizens of Columbia
Any person finding the above. claim and receive
the above reward by leaving hem at this Office,
OroyiIle Dec l3lh.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-14

The New FERRY.--A new boat he's Just
been completed for Moore & Henshaw's ferry
at the foot of Hontoon street. She will pro
badly be brought into requisition before
many days.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-14

HAIL Sunday last was nearly equally
divided with sunshine and clouded weather
At one time the clerk" as if ashamed of
our black and muddy streets. spangled them
with coat Of slvery hail, -PlacertiUe I'm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-14
ogoyILLE, MONDAY, DEC. HATH. 1857.

TAANKs.-Again we thank Dewitt & 60 ,
and Charley French of the Alta Express Co
for newspaporial favors. They are unre-
nitting in ther attentions.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-14

"A IRuIsM.--The California Erpress saws
shat Bob UNsal is gentleman. Such is a
self evident fact. 1t is that.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-14

ES URE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD-For sale by
COLTON * McDERMUTT
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-14

Notice.
me Annual Meeting of tocEholdersin the SOUTH
ftAIhtF WATER COMPANY will be held at the
office Of the Company in Forbestown. ON MONDAY,
the lih day OF January next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
j. WARREN MASON, sec'y.
Iorbeslown. Dec. ], 2357. 10
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-14

8 d AMT AND WHiTE-WAsH RRUsHEs-Por
= s''@ by COTTON Il McDERMOTT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-24
NICK Biddlo ON Small Notas

Nick Biddle saw the evils Of q cur.
rency Of small bank notes. In the
year 1882 he was called before com.
mittee Of the House Of Repr sentative.
with reference to the question Of the
increase Of the paper circulation ofths
Bank Of the United States, and the
means Of permanently regulating the
general paper circulation so as to pre-
vent injurious effect upon the trade
and currency Of the country, what
is wanted said Mr.. Biddle, Is this
First, to widen the basis Of the metallic
circulstion by abolishing the use 81
small notes SO as 10 allow coin to take
the place Of them, ~ it inevitably
would; and, second, to annex to the
non payment Of specie BY the banks 60
heavy q penalty-say an interest Of
twelve per cent, as in the Bank Of the
United States or twenty -four per
cent, q in some Of the New England
banks; or forfeiture of the charter
as in some Of the jersey banks-as
would deprive the banks Of all tempta.
ton to incur the risk Of insolvency.
II the abolition OF small notes was
feasible in 1882, how much more feast
bic Is it now with our immensely in.
creased gold resources.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-24

HENRY b. RussELL-This young man who
persisted In the conAagration Of Mr. Dun
hams building, South Water st., but whose
remains have not been found up to the pre-
sent time. had filled the position Of mailing
clerk, in the office Of this paper. Tor the last
two years and half He was sober, in
dustrious and worthy young man, unmar.
r'ed, and the chief support Of his aged pa.
rents, who lived in Elk Rapids. Iowa He
was native Of Springfield, Masa. but re.
sided nearly all his ffe in Buffalo. N. Y.
ms age Vas thirty years. Not the least At.
fiicting incident in his case. ia the fact tina,
but two weeks ago he RENTED to his "a.
rents in Iowa cum Of money sufficient 10
effect their removal to this city. In eli
probability they are nov on their vav hith.
er, and in ignorance Of the cad fate which
has befallen the supporter Of their declining
ysaA-CAiee9e 7aes
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-24

The election Of Chase. by . small
majority, less even than the "nigper
vote Of the state, is but little doubted
BY the Ohio papsrs. The majority will
DO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. than nothing,
when compared with the vote Of las,
year, BY this vote, we may clearly de-
terminc what the result will be a,
their next state election. The loss Of
the republican party in that state is
without parallel in our country. We
shall probably have the official vote
within . week,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-24

low A 1T + Ms.
Grand Lodge and Grand Encampment of
Iowa o q. r..

-
The annual meeting Of the Grand Lodge
Of Iowa was held last week ut Mount Pleas
ant, meeting on Wednesday morning and
adjourning on Friday.
A splendid entertainment was given by
the Odd Fellows of Mt Pleasant ut Brazzel
ton House Two hundred per.ons sat dowr
to the supper which passed oil to the cred
it Of the gctters up Vi the feast and tn.
pleasure sof the hour were eniivened by wi,
and sentiment, toasts, speeches, songs DC
There was also dance at Fulk's Hall.
The next meeting Of the Grand Lodg,
will meet at keokuk. The following ar.
the Grand Officers elect:
GRAND LODGE
b. Is Woodwork. Davenport, NJ. w. G.
Master
John w. Jones, Eldorado, X. W. d. G.
Master.
II. Z. Price, Dubuque. r. W. G. Warden
VIM Garrett, Burlington, H. W. g. Treas.
Thomas Hughes, Iowa City, r. W. G.
Rep.
Wesley Monland. Oskaloosa, r. w. G.
Chap.
VI.
X. $. Finkbine. Iowa City, w. G. Con
ductor
b. !. Keables, Pella, w. G. G..
ID. Cram, Keokuk, W. G. Messenger
GRAND ENGAGEMENT
Martin Kelsey, Burlington, NJ W. GP.
Is. y Merriam. keokuk, X. w. G. Ii. p
William Long, Fairfield, X. W. G. S. W
William Garrett, Burlington, X. w. G.
Ccribe.
Thomas Hughes, Iowa City. R. W. Grand
Treasurer.
s. > smith, Oskaloosa, r. w. G. J. w.
William Gsrrette, Burlington, r. w. G.
Representative to q. l. U. s.
John I. Everette, dubuque, Worthy G.
Sentinel
TEACHERS lNrTrrurE.-An Institute fol
Teachers Of the counties Of Linn, johnson
Muscatine, Scott. Clinton, jones' and Cedar
will commence at Upton on the first Mon
day in November and continue one week
Opening Address by DR.. Enos-the secont
address by Sup't Fisser.
SupDEN.-We learn from the State Journ
al Of the death Of VIM. Philips, an old resi-
dent Of Des Moines. within fifteen minute,
after the accidental swallowing Of . guam
tity Of strychnine.
SoxK sauAsu-The ECivilian says thai
about the 10Th Of May, DIR. Bartle. Of indie
pendence. Buchanan Co., planted one squash
seed. He has since gathered IS squaahe,
from the vine. besides two destroyed; til,
whole weighing 6l5 lbs, and the win,
with. its branches measuring 1890 feet min,
inches.
CnASoE-Freeman post-office, Floyd Co.
has been changed to St. Charles City.
To BE-A Democratic paper in Whine
shiek Co., called the DEBORAH Journal, and
published BY Upper 4 Wright
CAssAoE-Mr. Moss. Of Waverly. Breme,
Co.. has cabbage head in his garden which
wedges 70 pounds
FIRE-The saw mill Of Messrs. Hull, nea,
Chilicothe, Wapello Co., was burned, with
$500 feet Of lumber. ON the I'd inst, Loss
$1,000
CIrRoN.-The Mt Vernon Index chronic
ais citron weighing 81 pouudA Pretty
well for Linn Co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-24

Rtesidsnt Buchanan ON Paper Money,
Let those who would understand the
causes Of the financial troubles which
now atilict the country, read the speech
= OF President Buchanan, when in
congress, And which will be found in
the Life Of Buchanan published by
derby OF New York. In one speech
he says:
The evils Of . redundant paper cir.
culation are manifest to every eve. Il
alternately raises and sinks the value
Of every mans property. 1t makes a
beggar Of the man to-day. It converts
the business Of society into q mere lot
tory whilst those who distribute prize.
are wholly irresponsible to the people.
when the collapse comes - come it
must 1t casts laborers ont Of employ
ment brushes manufacturers and mer-
chants, and ruins thousands Of honest
and industrious citisens.'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-24

A few days since We announced the
splendid victory recently achieved by
the Democracy Of the Golden State
without giving the figures. Shortly
afterwards, our very veracious and well
informed contemporary received in some
indiscribable way some strikingly and
startlingly novel, interesting and relia
bic adviccs from the Pacific coast,
which il known there would convince
the Californians that the Gazette knew
much more about their election than
they did themselves. The Gazette gave
its readers to understand that the Re-
publicans had stormed the citadel, and
swept California, including "Mary-
Posa.' To be sure, the returns stood
in the way, but If they differ from the
Gazette 80 much the worse for the re-
turns! 1t is painful to us to dispel the
pleasant fancics Of our lilliputian
neighbor, but we must, once more hold
his nose ITO the griudstone Of facts
Last Fall, the combined vote for Fill
more and Fremont exceeded that cast
for Buchanan by four thousand; this
year the Democratic vote exceeds that
Of the Know Nothings and Black Re-
publicans united by TWELVE Tmous-
AND.
Figures cannot lie.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-24
The Dry OF "Bleeding Kansas" 70 be
Dropped

The Elwood (Kansas) advertiser q
free State scrcecher paper Of Oct. 9Th,
says:
We trust the cry Of "bleeding Kan
sas' will now be dropped, for We assure
every one that more peaceable cleo
ton took place anywhere than at our
own precinct; we can hereafter take
care Of ourselves without any assis-
lance from outsiders. The star OF
Kansas shines undimmed now, and her
hereafter will be onward and upward,
till she takes her certain rank "A one
OF the brightest planets in the galaxy
Of the Union.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-24
To the AFFLICTED.
4 Saae 1 sure Care for the tlrnvaa

aAvs N ny poessssion Rscips which I v,u
:. vsnset q especially cur ~ 6nAvEa even II
-vsn within TIE reaca q - ~ eve,v - III.
.. tfos"!e enA s1psn, after OBTAINING 10 Ieeine
mrs oo!lers enelosed 10 ny Sd1ress I'm @s.,c ]:
ssh ~ az, 'ae sre .sePs b rsssn Of mail, tseetAss
WIN ieu M Complete hirecstens iDr uslae.
Aodseoe O0C3. CO. of1100S.
oox i Hoes ODro,
0ovs1ppst,
o0suI e0aeoloo cnns1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-24

"A rot jumped upon the form Of . steam
pres In the Oswego Times Office. on Sunday
1oruhG jest - ths peun va rua undcs
ne iron cylinder. The eonssqueoss vas (
nee fnAstee-esoedy sad bssgahfbn ~
nsse sases M ~ IN ~ - j66e6oo.
~ Taxa = .-.-.rs-''ye 49,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-24

ASAAAo O~4A&A SA011ys
Some acres Of land adjoining the garden, embrs-
eiog the orchard, Is 10 high state Of cui ivaiion
90 stable, smoke house, we'll and cstcrn Is attached
TO the premises Sc acres Of wood land, or twenty
II desired, viii 30 with the p emses, furnishing an
abur anoe Of nre wood. Also 90 lot b. long ina
70 the same premises, be leased IL dcsire which
Is In . high state Vt cultivation.
ARRANGEMENTS on coed terms can be made With
the present popr by which possession be had
immedi stely.
To any one wtshnQ 10 embark In the vagetable and
grape business, will and this most desirable loca-
tton.
Apply to TO. lads.
oc1Odtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-24
our Jon OFFICE.

fAsss having printing wosh Of say description "a
- Aoas, VII a~A tAs Lob Oacs Of the STATE d.
secaAs ss;s - tara ous - neatly, and ct q no.
ssrsss prices. sny In the city Our sssortnsas Of
typs ssd svsy other requisite. ore such - TO lsavs
aoshtAg 70 - desired 10 enable y 70 furn - wei
executed bosk work, eircu'srs tpos,ers. ard ether
tses, - osn be printed We iavitr any hsviss ooa-
meads ts give COR cfnce trial.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-24
Figures cannot lie.


We must bid our little neighbor
farewell, 40 far AZ the Kansas election
10 concerned, for we have done our best
to throw some rays Of light into the
Opaque chambers Of his skull but with
out the least success. We think we
have made him understand that his
party is dead, and that the recent
elections in Kansas buried it, but his
head is 80 thick he cannot comprehend
the master stroke of policy by which
its interment waA accomplished. Why
the Democracy, even with a view to
destroy rotten, corrupt and sectional
faction, should step aside from their
usual course, and sacrifice Michigan
Free Soiler for the welfare of the whole
country, puzzles the little fellow amaz-
'agly. His brains have sprain from
grasping at the advice which Wilson
gave his confederates "Do all that
you can to make Kansas SLAVE state
~ithomt suspicion 1t is oil the capital
We ask for 1860" which prevents his
understanding why the designs Of that
rascally Massachusetts, agitator we're
not executed. We have done more
than he could reasonably expect Of us,
for VIC have not only told him that his
party was ruined, but how it was ruin
cd, and We venture to say that he is
the only member Of his party in Da-
venport that cannot comprehend the
whole matter. As to the election in
this county, we have only this to say
that here it was not necessary to give
the Black Republicans fall; without
our assistance they have fallen away
tro hundred and thirty four in less
than year, and with that We are very
we'll satisfied. In taking leave Of our
diminutive neighbor on this subject,
we beg of him not to withdraw the
light Of his lovely countenance from us,
but to revive us ENTHUSIASTICALLY with
"a notice" Not to be "noticed" by a
email sized Know Nothing from Evans
vile, or quack Doctor from the Jer-
seys, would throw pail over all our
aspirations.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-24

Doslloinos River Land foF sale
L.aNID DEPARTMENT..
DssAoisAs Rissr Navt0saes ed T. T. q.
OTsunwA, lows, April ~, I66o.
vNHu andersieued hereby gives n0tioe, that this
Odace y now opsn for the ssis Of these valuable
ebd They will be sold lonG credit snd N lots 70
TIL means and wishes q purchasers.
Anyfurthsr inf0rmatOo oaaared In rotation TO tAoas
- viii b furnisAe6 on applicsttoa q this o0cs
NATL or otherwise. 0DO =. PnRXINA
(nAylbatO LAM Comm,ssie0ss
LAM. DE- AnSuES.
DEs nOIREs NAvloAu0S Co.
nMthe sixteenth day of June, next, the once -
~ the sose Of the lands Of this Company VIII nor
removed from this place 70 Port De- Aoines.
These lands viii - cold On loag crcdiIs, and n
w. - suit the mems end wishes Of parchssery.
0DO. y. pn8KIMA
Land Ounmisei0oo
OtlumWA y oUn'9 -. avn dauA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-24

WHITES QUADRLLE BAND,
LeClatre, Scott Co., Iosca.
BAND OF TWELVE
Pirst Violin, Jacob s.rssssr.
Second Violin, Schultz,
Carionet, John Schuhler,
fIute, Icks tedt,
Cornet, Michseli,
FIRST Trus pet, Henry SCHUYLER,
Second Trumpet, EkArt,
First French Horn, Schroeder,
0econd French Horn, Bslu6,
FIRST Baritone, A ". Read,
Contra Bass, PAhst.
Prompter, 4. n. white.
BAND OF FIVE
First Violin, A. n. White,
Sc ond Violin, Jacob Strasser,
Clarionea, John Srhunler,
Cornct. Henry Dchuhler,
Bass, A. W. Read.
All orders address TO A. ". READ, or JACOB
oTRASSER, Davcn port, love-, TO A. n. WHITE,
L. Claire, Iowa. will receive prompt attention.
N. B. We furnish better Music than any other
hand In ths Stats. or make NO charge.
aus22ddtf
L. BRADLEY,
Wholesale and retail dealers IN
Paints. Oils, Window Glass, Sash, Door,
Blinds, &c.
W. srs nov receiving . largo assortment Of
w Goods generally kept In . Paint and on store
No. 10000 Brady, corner Of Fourth,
sspso DAVENPORT. IOWA.
OOO, 900 Lights Rochester sssn from axlo 10 Ia
IS in Store and f"r sale ~ No 10000.
RH1ossHss-An kinds for sale $500.
WHi!s LEAD-Dr, Or Ground In on
w at BRADLEY 4 BROCKETT'S.
0lLS-Doilsd and Linseed OIL b, the Bbl at
~ BRADLEY L BROCKRTf.
RlINDS-A large assortment Of Rochester Rindo
- last reeeived ct BRADLEY 4 BROKBTI0,
CNAIofAL Pists Glass for cosches and show easo
~ largs assortment for sale q
BRADLEY 1 Blo0KBTrs
VARNlSHBS-Cosch, 1urniturs and Dams.. . So
rer1ne article for sale st No. 10. 900.
pA11Hr DRK1a-rAs bss. a,s,c,s In use for sole
ss No. ls.0Oo.
TUsn OOLORs - ne largest assornsa. evss
i hsssGht 70 III oasAse q Mo- Iooeo.
Photographic.
A DAMS makes ane Miniature ON en.mslsd iron
\ DAAs maass ane Miniature on Silver Pate.
A DAMS makes nne Miniature On Mica.
A DAMS makes . nne Miniature on Glass.
A DAMS makes ane Miniature on Paper.
A DANE Pictures are unsurpassed In. the U. States
A DAMS invites yonr attention 10 his GALLERY On
"A Brady Street, between "a and ID sts
mayl9dtf