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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07

OPINION OF BUCHANAN IN NORTH CAR
oLINA.-The Warrenton Wars thus express
es the opinion of North Carolina on the Gin
Cinnati nominees
He is peculiarly fitted to preside nj the
helm OF State in times Of thick darkness and
portentous gloom During his long and
brilliant career in the Senate Of the United
States, when that illustrous body contain
cd more talent and ability than any other
delberative body on the globe Mr. Buchan
an, according to the universal sentiment Of
his enlightened countrymcn, occupied n po-
siton in the front rank Of the conscript
fathers Of the republic.
We speak the unanimous sentiment Of the
country, and we claim no more for him now
than we were always ready and willing to
accord to him We have frequently remark
ed, and have rs frequen ly heard others OBJ
serve, that Mr. Buchanan never made an
effort on any question in the Senate, that
would not bear favorable comparison with
that Of any other member on the same sub
iect His speeches were invariably finished
productions. combining great strength of
argument with unusual elegance of style,
and characterized by profound research, ex-
tensive knowledge, and ma4terly skill in
debate. He was a giant among giants
Nor has his vigor Of intellect been in the
least degree impaired by age On the con-
trary, experience has served to strengthen
and mature his intellectual powers and to
increase his informntion.'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07
MEDICAL.

from parent IA child and enAiing upon the oF<prin
ruinel constitution For the cure ul nh th,,. r,u
of disease. the Doctors gI1raHt,,s cur, ur a>k~ nn
comptnsa'iou The Doctor can be Cin-,,lird Ia, l,l.
tr otherwise free of charge. and invites alI WIN ,r
afflicted Ia call upon him. where he " ~ give ihrtI
such Satt-f.cun ~ ihe' can phHil " ne ,~.---
Hj> room, Mol ami Nrnor, Hall carn,r fSac.
r,u.rutn aud Noncomer, streets Snu Francisco
TIE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF TIE
ACE!-t.r'at Blessing to ul,-lunoc,u hut p,,-
trnl'-nt. l. J.Cz pkay'~ rrnph, uc culu. self ni<-
injecting Ng'n'.l IA ~nrr pr"vcuiau,s actin~i gsur
rl'u1 Hud sNpli.tC dl~'''> ail lu uus t~-i ln-
,tN iIr an io yru,rt'l >rrunlNIs grr.r.n.,i. -n,l
cturrrpu~ pcrrs. Gr.;d discharges l,n.u us, ya.na
ui"rU~ and urrhr' amt Hu tpffrroie crs 'f,pu>1ui
t.sca,r>. for >,ir - Nr i..J tftpt,'> oficr. ".
Wurl Han. ccrnrr az >'cranrn'u aut Montgomery
>'r" =. Su Irauri~g" A. 'uunrilnun t. 70 rr,,,ll.
tau>r against suai poN 80 o.. pr !. :. 'eli.,t,@
Prpr. cjruin 70 r-,.u.,' -}.rI
the Io.v,r ,f rhruir;', 1-.fr., rl,. -Nu''Ift,t
ru.. "r' tlrr =, .,V.ag ,i1lsH.i- 90 uun-. tueci-
'"- from h'u- rl'"I 'V ''- '."-i i,a.h.ou'ro ~
'I>.-,- lrt Iu iNNHE itIu VII. ar'r-r.t,.~ to.i %
Poo ~ huu' Ir. tgarA.>'~ 'rau'l'lHftlnl. o. -fp
vory convenient p1cL 4s..al,l Ni' re. tu.l c,ooveu,.
,.'Fru o>. l.ln' u-'.' asu.u,u T'.t.' ~..~t c. h'
r.','rrl h> ihr u-- ot truu,r H..u'-. -.~ V,1 500
,'-Hhi~lnl f'r H- fta 'l.> c., '.c cif, ni.r fl,r
t- l'll~hIucu' The Uriuulal. which - uuN Iuit,r-
-ll r-co.u .l. rt- rcrr.vcd even h'fr lt,' DAYS ut
I,lnr- lh" over. OF th, y.,cu.t.u 10 i.o aiul
ifs mut,lvd h.uclit~ ever sine. h.,c r.r,,,e'. 1.
the, deserved th' attention ol ih' ur,ll, rlt'Y.
II wa- iu pursuit 90. tA- bra. c'' o 'h- u,-la -ci
cncr that br. l.. j. ~ Ifhn> t'rDu"lN ur,c fin di~
cnNrrY Of hi l'roph G"lcum Wl'rl fIr fOt uv,N,u-
i'u of phlli'lr guuufrural tiuror i c.i,.'n-
ol-'r DER stands uuriNud hN any agtut tur p't-.
marupnca. The effect II 'h~ agent nn", rulfuu ~
uumr!iHtc Hni removes fhc r'>~ll lt, r' u r"rtUc-
iJuu u il-cH-' IT, however. fh' di-,I-, t,~ bct.u1
trocrd. o. useful IN ucurl2iny he tuj~.uru> s,c'-
ttu~ Nhtch. D., al-urp'lpu pr'duCr u hnri ron>r-
Qu"n>c> known secondary syphilis II hHs hcrn
tdWuu- red ht the pu'inr 90 u.iuN shows lI ca,r-.
and be- has Yet no inJ Gc hr-' ,p which II has f.rlcd
20 suh-"rVr the purpose for " |trh 10 WH- ndwiu.rr-
ed. prlc.. =. full d,rrc':ors are jftarhcd 'rrnch
IfckHg". In c~'- ~ here Pr'uh,iJr'icr - used ~
curative. Ur l. Clnr,oN Viii furnish crll,e a pre-
~criu'iuu fer hi Blood purifier.
All communications from the country. addressed
ly 10 br l. i. CIapkay. sun Francisco Will b" strictly
and c"niidrrtiak attended To-. and H." r"urics
with ia" greatest care md secrecy. Immediately dis
patched by Express or other convey 10 their dos
tiuattrn
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07

! y DR. }. l.. CIAPktY The gentleman whose
name forms III" caption o tins uuil'" T. Uu" ut thJ
few mni"u PHYSICIANS Whose nppltri'it o. h- pro-
h'-luu AMI devotion tu thr afflicted. r,-ur.r u aIkc
AN oruaW"u' Ia t.r One aud h"ur'' in th' other
Hungarian hl birth. he sought with krs-u'h to place.
hI- country among the nations Ol fIt earth hrNUUt
N" oUnrrs-UrS rule. hHt hrr ,'us might r.iuco in
ihr prhc ice Of hose prrrcpis which Hr' alike our
Gl"rN and our pride. ln his 'hrl~ - tp d. he has
r"aHrd the reward Of Intellectual resistance tu uppr-
sion. aud ~ HON" and n country know hIn uo more.
-APlrt. hoW'tcr from hi clnims upon uUr consider
alton - pH'rpt. tho trsrn u'a~ of character and
c"pHcltv which II" brings ruttc him I" ruhi'c cuut>
deuce. to thr exclusion of tho>, Who p>>,s neither
Nh" on" ur IN" Other v a gentleman h. character
j. jmturni,hrl 80 phN>'i,i bis .kil unsurpassed:
nud Ia ihoS" who's" lmarti,urr has lrit upon them
The lHn~ o' disease. We can Cun-cl"uIpu>N commend
bun win thr a>>urtnc" ihnt IL him th"y Viii fad
friend whom to know is great gain Tn" DR. oncr
j. No. ard Nrm"ry Han corner of Sacramento
ana MONTGOMERY streets. san Francisco
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07

Coon TEMpER.--On'y the nation
which invented .comtor,' was capablr
of conc living good te"per,' for good
temper is to tn m raj, what comfort
is to the physical man. 1t is the most
contcnted, the most comfortaJle state Of
the soul the greatest happiness. both
for those who possess it, and for those
who feel its Influence. With gentle
man IN his own character, comfort
in his house, and good temp"r' in bis
wife, the earthly felicity Of man is
complete
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07
CABINET SHOP.
JOHN DOLBERGH

NNOUID Respectfully inform the citizens or nm
w well and vicinity. that he il prepAled ndo al
kinds of work in his line of business in d workman
Ike manner with despatch and On reasonable terms
wing always on hand large assortment oi hry
IN .ber he j. ready 10 make to order. Doors window
S;.sh. Tables. Rockers. &c. All kinds oi tahihet
work, and In fact anything apperaining 10 has oust
ness Billiard Tables set and repaired shop no
Charles tree,, below Tess Larcomb's Brick stors
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07

WARTS IN lIoRsEs, s,-Jam"s Fuller,
WhitcsIdcs Corners, New Ycrk, states,
in the Country Gentleman,' that he
had valuable horse with wart on the
thigh, as large as a mans thumb, three
quarters of an inch long. He applied
waf"rs to it several times. BY this
means 1t was removed entirely, in a
few weeks, and without any annoyance
to the animal.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07

'UNlroRM NEcLEcr.'- ~Punch says !:
The day after tho apparition Of the
Yankee at her maiesty's levee. in a
black cravat, the English funds actual.
ly declined. a correspondent draws
from the fact the f;lowlng moral: The
ties of Two nations must be extreme
ly loose, when the 'cravats' can thus
affect the 'Stocks.'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07

gsg" People are apt to condemn in
others what they practc" in them
selves without scruplo. pIutarch tells
of wolf, who pcePIng into a hut where
a company Of shepherds were rcgaling
themselve with IA ioint Of mutton, ex-
claimed, what cllmor would they
have raised if they had caught me at
such a banquet
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07

BETTING ON THE ELECTIoN.-The Bos-
ton Post says wager has just been made
between Majo Poore and another individu-
al, that if Fillmore does not receive more
votes than Fremont, in Massachusetts, he,
Poore, will wheel barrel Of apples, on a
wheelbarrow, from Newburyport to Boston,
or, if Fillmore receives the most, the taker
of the bet shall convey the apples in the
same way from Boston to Newburyport
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07

He FOUND Ur-Gov. Lctcher, in his
speech at Maysck, Ky) barbecue, asked
"Who is John Breckenridge ," An old
Democrat in the crowd suggested that he
was the STRIPPING Democrat who beat Lctch
er for Congress in the strongest whig Dis
trict in the state
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07

A PsopER TERM.--How can a man
who has no wiogs be winged in an al
fair OF honor Because IN f.htinc
duel he makes goose of him eff
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07

reA-A young gentleman ont west
committed suicide in novel m,nncr
last week. He ate pint Of dried APP
pies and then drank water until he
bursted The rash act was caused by
his father forbidding HIN to grease his
mustache with the butter knife.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07

vENflIS Invaluable Specific first introduced INTO
u Pisa iitly years since. soon h"can" 80 wcli
known ii certain cure that in every town aud city
not onV on The Continent. but IN Great Britain, the
demand for il grrHt, iIs mcril- So astounding
that in les than one yoar from its Introduction II had
slbp!nnDd al oihrF remedies. Tn" Ncdcal Faculty
of the principal cities OF Europe wrrt' compelled &c
ncknowlrlgc its wonderful mastery over disease Pro
prieof- other medicine. jealous OF its sway. yainly
nnde;.v vured To stay it, onward progress Like grass
before the mower their c IRIS fell 20 the ground and
Ike ire ON the prairirs, sweeping aii before it, s on
ward march became trumnhHnt II stood forth upon
H. own merits discerning pnplc saw, tried and
were convinced Of it, magical virtues. The mhssivo
fortune ncQnired by DR. Iarrtrh from the -nle of II
during the rx wears be prepared H. alone bore witness
tu il. miraculous merits. The drccasr of the DOct
me p,cipc was bequcahed To his son who has lately
introduced thrlemedy into the United Stale'. The
number nf cures it has areaiy made astonishing
Thousands and tens of thousands can bear testimony
to t- efficacy.
All who use 1t 1t will cure with safety. speed and
certainty no other medicine has ever possessed.
Resort to no Quack No-irumS, Use remedy that
has been tried for the past fify year. and never
known to fail.
This Grrar Remedy is warranted purely vegetable.
Beware of Counterfits. The extensive sale of this
wonderful medicine has already cG'f-.d person
persons. 10 palm of npor the uhsl-peclng. spn.
rions compound, closely re-; embng The original. BE
particular to buy none without the written signature
Of 4 Pareira, VI. ID on the outside wrapper OF each
bottle. All others counterfeit, aud their com.
Founders Will be punished with the usmorst rger OF
the law
Prize Three dollars per bottle For sale by D. Bab-
cnck sole Agent tor CALIFORNIA; Oregon ana the Sand
wch Islands, 10 whom all orders must be addressed
A liberal disc unt made u wholesale dra' .r-
ID. BA COCK.
Wholesale Druggist n u, Wis street,
San Francsco
List OF Agents through, ut the State Rice OfilH L.
Co. Druggist Marysye; X. X. SLirkw ealher. City
Drug Store Stockton w. n Bruncr sonora Ben
Shurtleff shasta; Child Worshen. Placervie
Justin Gates, Jr. Sacrnento City; ID. X. w. Carr,
Downieville Dr. John Lark. Nevada Dr. W II.
Gatiief, Yreka, DIR. Il. Winston, Los Angeles;
Thomas Whaey. San Diego; Geo L. Story, Portla,
OF.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07

FILLMORE SroCK.-The Memphis (Tenn.
Appeal, says the reason why Fillmore stock
is looking up, is because it is so fiat on its
back, that it can look in no other direction
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07

GeAp The following words, il spelt
back Aard. or forwards, are still thr
same. - Name no one man.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07
DR.. p ARElR AS

GRAFT ITALIAN REMEDY
For the certain and speedy cure OF dis
cases Of a private nature, no matter
how long standing, without any in.
furious ctfkct to the system or any
change of diet. 1t has never failed,
it cannot fail to cure.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07

description Of |Susticss RI nhs
ID fOl sale aihissOf1ee. -iss ss[5=sss
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-07
unRIVATE Medical O1ice-IIundrcd

uDRIV ATE Medical O Ofce-ilundrcds ot those who
Il have contracted disease disndpuintrd of
cure bv not calling on Dr. Young at first lie VIII
forfeit any sum if he fails to cure ANY case that may
come under his care ne matter how long standing or
affecting. such ulcers. tunorS. nodes. punches.
pimucs on the fac" aud body pains in the bones and
ions wakcfulnrSs. trembling. copper coorrd sores.
wasting Of the homes, cmncniion. loss ot appet'F'
strength und flesh in lhe nose and ears. loss oi
hnr weak ewes itching humors. Many persons
after being relieved cf all extern Il appearances oi
private disease. suppose themscVcs cured bnt after
a few months find they are troubled win various
symptoms which they never had before. ana which
hey find it impossible To relieve 10 All wh" are al
nic,ed in this way. Dr Young would p rculnr'y "c-
ommend a trial of his skill The symptoms with which
Won are troubled caused hy taints IN the blood.
which souncr or later will destroy our health and hap
pinrSs person who has ever had au attack ot ANY
private compaiut should not fail to consult DR. Yong
and take "A few BOTTLES Of his inValu1bc purifying
medicine they can rest assured 'h1t lhcr blood Is
In n perfectly pure AMI healthy condition, and that
every trace of disease Is removed from ia" system
Recent cases cured in srom two Ia five days without
change Of diet or hindrance from business or no fee
DIR J &. YOU'VE.
Once corner Montgomery and Calif"rnia streets.
opposite Wells, Fargo Co.'S. Office hours from
Marysuillc. June 10Th 1865
EAR ] c. YOUNG-nEAR IR:-Plra>e send me
- some of the medicines you prescribed IN my
case have friend here who l. troubled n"Nacily
the same way that was. He has nightly emissions,
ringing acSr i'm his head weak back. - of memory,
md is generally debated he i discouraged and
I'm. not confidence enongh to enable him to call and
see, vou told him how was aud that my friends
alI said WAS in consunto aud the doctors M mere
,avp mo nm aud advised me to 90 home 10 die, but
instead ol going home called upon Non. and here
am as well as any of them. and likely Ia live long
lime vet wifi Srenth cGOnEh 20 work with !hc strong
-, of them Doctor Will sent every one tn you thai
looks To me as though he needed physician II shall
not be my fault il any dies for want oi medical
treatment. | will do all can t" Keep the afflicted
away from those pests OF s'c"N ye''pi prpfsN'rS
and huh sounding titled men who. If the facts were
known. are men who left their country for their conn-
rvs good Pubii@ this letter. doctor. If Won wish,
aud hope some OF those thai hnmongSed me may
ace il and sleep bad for one night
Truly yours "ho' DA'lp1'N'
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-07
ARRIVAL OF THE ORIZABA.

Important and Interesting from Nicaragua.
New York, April 29.-The steamship Or
izaba arrived this evening, al o'clock. from
San Juan, bringing dates 10 the 2Ist inst.
The defes, of Col. SchlessiDger at Santa
Rosa is confirmed. About 10 of his men
are reported missing.
During the trial of Col. Schlessinger by q
Court Martial, and while on parole, he de-
serted, and, as is supposed, went over TO the
Costa Ricans, having sold himself 10 them
before the battle.
On the 7ih instant, the Costa Rcaus took
possession of Rivas with 1000 men. On The
li,h, Gen. Walker, with 600 men, attacked
the place, and, after fight of seven teen
hours and half, he was obliged to withdraw
bis forces from the city for want of ammuni-
lion. The loss OF The COSTA Rlcaus is said
10 be 600 killed and large number wound-
ed. Walkers loss lie set down at between
SO and go killed, and about 80 wounded and
missing. Among the killed is COL Marcho-
do, commander of the native forces. GEL
Nicaraguense," Walkers organ, claims il as
glorious victory.
II is said that the Costa Ricsns, in taking
possession Of Virgin Bay, fired intiscrim-
nately on every person they saw, killing eight
or ten Americans in the employ Of The Tran.
sit Company. ,o
On the lCih;sLieut. Green, with IS men had
an encounter with about 200 COSTA Ricans,
killing 81 and dispensing the resi-. The Amer
ican loss was killed and two wounded.
II was reported that Walker intended to
attack The Costa Ricans a, Virgin Bay about
the 25th, having 1000 Americans and 1900
natives under his command.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-07
Recording of Deeds.

il has efen been a maller of surprise 10 Us
that valuable deeds were left unrecorded by
those who held them Difficulties are con.
tinuaiy arising from this cause, and very Of
ten considerable expence and sometimes
heavy losses fall upon individuals, which
might have been avoided by putting a deed
upon record. Our advice TO every one of our
readers, is. to gel all deeds exhibiting the ii.
lie 10 their lands recorded al once. A deed
may be burned, obIteraled, defaced or LOST,
when il may not be possible TO replace il. The
grantor may be dead and his heirs may be ex.
tine, or miuors, or they may refuse 10 execute
new conveyance. Nor is il always possible
10 make proof OF deed that h as been lost or
destroyed. Ii is 10 be remembered also thai
in many trials about lands or boundaries il is
necessary 10 trace tile from the common
wealth down through all the transfers that
have taken place, sd that The chain is render.
ed complete against hostile title OF claim.
il is therefore measure OF safety if not OF
necessity 10 see 10 it that all The deeds con
shutting the chain of title TO ones lands are
recorded, so that evidence of them can be
had if the originals are destroyed or canno,
be found. As upon every deed recorded
there is endorsed by the Recorder an official
certificate of the fact there is no difficulty in
asceraining, at glance, whether deed has
been recorded or not.
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Amongst the Wonders of the Day.


We have visited with considerable sratifi-
cation The "repertoire" of foreign news spapers
OF all nations at Hollnway's Pill and Oiit.
ment Establishment, 244 Strand, which pres.
enl an immense amount of information on all
subjects political, mercantile, statistical, aud
philosophical, from at least 1000 foreign pa.
pers received in this establishment 10 the
course OF each week. The immense collec.
ton of journals affords in the great city ad.
van'ages to The enlerprisins capitalists, and
commercial world generally, course Of in
tellsence most invaluable, and never before
attained. The establishment is visited by
The nobility, members oil ParliameU., con J..
irIbulors of the press, mercantile men, and
also by an immense number of distinguish.
ed foreigners of all nations. Il is managed
by several clerks, who classify and flo the
papers IN portfolios, which they exhibit gra.
tu,ously 10 respectable visitors applying for
MISUNDERSTANDING Herald, London, Dec.
%, 1856.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-07
IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA.
The Baiiisat The Ripas.

Letters and papers by the orizaba give
some interesting particulars Of affairs in Mic.
aragua. In the battle at Rivas, Walkers men
behaved with grea, gallanlry; bu, ii appears
that he was compelled 10 retire and leave tho
Costa Ricans in possession Of The place.
According TO latest accounts, the latter
were al Virgin Bay, and even threatening
Grenada The transit, too, was in their hands,
and Number Of passengers who left New
York in the Orizaba have been compelled 10
return. All accounts represent that the
American residents in Nicaragua were in i'm.
minsnt danger Of their lives President More
oil Costa Rica had issued decree declaring
that foreign prisoners, taken with arms,
should be punished with death. This threat
has already been put into execution, and the
men who we're captured in the affair at
which Schlessnger commanded have been
bsrbarously massacred. Col. Whssler, U.
S. Minister, has written strong letter to Pres.
ident Mora on. this subject, and ii is 10 bs
hoped that his interference will be of some
avail. The British government, il is said,
has agreed 10 furnish the COSTA Ricaus with
arms and money, and a British Friga;s 10
now at San Juan del Norte for The purpose
oi intercepling reinforcements for Walker.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-07
Changing Places of Elections.

We have been requested 10 make an ex.
planal ION on the above subject. We under
stand that applications were made 10 ihe Lrg-
islslure a! The late session for The passage of
acis TO change The places OF holding elections
in Pine and Maine townships, upon which
no action was taken. 1t was formerly the
practice of tho Legislature TO psss such bills,
but recently general laws have been passed
authorizing the courts in each county 10 act
in such cases by ordering an election. So
that hereafter changes in The places oil hold
ing elections may be made by vote OF the
people upon appnca'ion TO the courts and not
10 the Legislature. And, in fact the Legisa.
ture has constantly refused 10 interfere, in or
dinary cases, with such questions, since the
jurisdiction of the courts has been extended
over them.
A bill did rass fixing The place of holding
elections in he new township of Cony ngham
al Centrevlle. In that case The voters have
TO go great disitnce and cross TWO or three
mountains 10 the old place of elections in The
old township from which the new one was
srecled II is the case OF new township
without any place of election within it's linn.
its, and we believe under an acl passed du.
ring lhe winter, no relief could be gol upon
application 10 The cour before next year.
There was, therefore, both reason and ne
cessity for an ACT in this case, which does not
sxls! in others ,..
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n We see ,ha, arrangements have bee,

n We see iha, arrangements have been
made by which parties who wish 10 see the
land of the RidgDay Company can go at one
time. A stage leaves Tyrone every Wed.
nesday morning. We would suggest ,ha,
persons who cannot go themselves would sp-
point commitee. II will be a beautiful
and interesting trip, and from all we hear we
believe that visitors will be we'll satisfied and
highly gIatlfisd. II is much better 10 settle
in our own Stse, where il is healthy, and
good cash market, than emietating TO The far
West. II is claimed that this is as good as
any Western land, being limestone soil, and
being underlsid with bituminous coal. Par
ties can easily satisfy themselves, and We rec.
ommend them to 60.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-07
Local Legislation,

This county contrasts favorably with Other
sections in the amount of local legislation re.
quired by it. With over 2O,06O Inhabitants,
but two o. three acts local TO il were passed
al the late session. Upon casting onr eye
over the titles of acts passed we discover no
less than ihity-fve for Luzerne, and there
are probably many more. This may be an
evidence OF the rapid growth and develop
ment OF tina, county, and probably is so bu,
sill we must prefer the structure of com.
mnniy where few laws are required, and but
little aid or interference asked for from gov.
eminent.
A bill was passed Incorporating Ferry
Company above Lime Ridge, where con j..
troversy exists which is now settled. A bill
also passed the Senate appointing new view. Z.
srs 10 lay out Stale road from Bloomsbury
to Lapofe, but by some oversight or mistake
II did not pass the House. bill passed ap-
plying certain unsealed land taxes 10 the re.
pair Of the. turnpike in the neighbo,hood of
the Long Pond in Sullivan county. This will
be good news TO those who have 10 travel
the "pike" or sojourn at the fishing places in
that quarter.