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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-11

SNow.-SQuire Musser informs US that
snow had had fallen to the depth of ten in
ches on Rush Greek mountain on Monday
last We also learn from him that about
Ridgevile the miners who reaain are doing
better at present than ever before. Many of
them, however, have left for O warmer cli-
mate. Water plenty - Trinity Journal.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-11

CoNvIcTEp.-Francisco Pachsco, says the
San Jose Tribune of the 4th .nst, the In
dian who killed another of his tribe at Santa
Clara, last August, with an old scythe blade,
was found guilty of murder 10 the second
degree, in the District Coars on Tuesday
last
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-11

Nor TRUE.-The report that b. d. Redd-
ing is to start Democratic paper in sacra-
mento is without foundation.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-11
OROVILLE. FRIDAY, DEC. IITH, 1857.

OLEG1NoUs.-J. NJ. Clark & Bro, signify
elsewhere that they have on hand all kinds
of oils, meats foot, whale, China, etc.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-11
DIED.

At Smiths Ranch. Chico, ON saturday the 9Th inst,
of dropsey, Simeon Hamilton, formerly OF Missouri
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-11

DURE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD-For sale BY
u COLTON & McDERMOTr
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-11

DAiNT AND wHITE.WAsH BRUsHEs-Fo
- sole by COLTON l. McDERM0TT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-27
no ALL wHoVALUE THEIR EyEsIGHT

Messr SERMONS co. inform The public that they have
received fresh supply Of celebrated GLASSES which
are 30 much in demand.
The value Of the RAZILIAN PEBBLES hHre been fully
tested daily demonstrated by the opinion Of the most
respectable Citizens of New Orleans,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-27

MME FRANK, TIE CEI.EBKATED ITALIAN
WI PHYSICIAN and tHIROMANCER or ASTROL0GER,
has 1885, Baroune Mime F. will divine
different changes in Life from Childhood Old Age
trHc. of Life Sickness; the Line Intellect for
Disappointment in Business many yon be
Lucky Numbers Lotteries Travels Success.
with FIVE prominent points of the Disposition; Lovers Wishes
and Couriship.
scientific principles.
Charges two dollars each.
n -Mme F. will also prescribe for female irregularities
complaints. For ali of this character she has
certain remedies which have been known 10 fail
All Communications in regard to health free d24 SIN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-27
New Orleans, January Ii, 1851.

Mesrs Sermons Co.: Cenencn-Of late eyes failed
me so that | could read any by cAndleight The
glasses by you suit most admirable can read the
finest print wthou, the least strain fatigue to the eyes
take pleasure recommend your glasses to my friends
R.spec1fully II. MEUGENS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-27

NINE DE GOO-THIS WONDERFUL ASTROLO-
VI GsT still continues Triton Walk, door below the
Of Apollo street New Orleans Go one, go all! and
planets thousands have done and left her
with cheerful heart. She still continues TO show the
likeness husbands bring those who
together and speedy marriages. will give lnor
nation Of absent friends lost stolen goods describing the
thief: will prize numbers in the lottery, gratis.
Madame De Goo has received few dozen bottles of the CHI
NESE MIXTURE. iure for Drunkenness. Also. small
Turkish Love and Luck Powders. from CONSTANT
nople, prepared by great Turkish Warrior g. L. regor
tuned, There will danger of there being any old maids
bachelors New Orleans they will give the Madame
cali.
forget place. Triton Walk door below the
corner of apollo
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MORE HOME TESTIMONIALS.

Messrs Sermons Co Geuts-I using for the last two
weeks the Brazilian Pebble Specaces obtained from and
feel much pleasure stating that only the admirable con
strucon Of the the Of advantage
the wearer yon skin and good judgment IA selecting the
very suitable glasses sufficient recommend 10 ali who
stand in need o. that assistance, Respectfully,
RICHARD ANGEL, ". D.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-27

ORLEANS,
Mes.s Sermons Co.. GcntlemenI take great pleasure in
Stating that am using your improved Spectacles. find them
easier 10 the eye ard enables much better by
cadleight pain the think them superior TO
any have with ard cheertuiiy recommend them to
the public Yours, respectfully
7. C. IMICHEIL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-27

N NINE p. ALBERT, No; 6s RoYALsE -
az Vstreet, corner of Benve has the honor oAsE1A
inform Ladies New Orleans and the sAZ@-j
rounding country, that she has just received (s4
from France large assortment Of NEW GOODS, to
which she invites their attention. ..
Her assortment of EMPRESS PARMELA and other styles
of BONNETS VIII be found excel anything of
the previously imported Besides she invites particular
attention the following articles:
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS OF the most choice and recherche
descriptions HEAD RESSES A LA MARQUISE, RISToRI,
etc etc., DRESS TRIMMINGS of the richest style and taste
She has also magnificent toek Of IAGEs EDGISGs, LACE
SHAWLS VOISETTFsS RICH DRESS GOODS for Ball or
Street Dresses, FANS, POINT DANCED ERIE PARA
soils and MARABoUT PARAsOLS, all of which viii, be-
yond doubt prove, upon inspection 10 be the beautiful
and tasty.
NINE ALBERT informs the Ladies' that she prepared
TO do all kinds of DRESS-MAKING and MILLINERY, being
Mile Leonne and Mme Foury who lately from
the Paris lie Caroline
the establishment Mime F. Cade, Paris who brings with
her all the latest Partisan Fashions.
Mime \. informs her old customers that her stock will be
found fully the standard those imported her
her residence in this city, desires that
thew will call and examine themselves. l2O 3In
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is I u Q r Z G l. L f T
upwards Of twenty professor OF Ancient and MO-
Languages in several Colleges in the United States and
the FEelch teacher in the High Schools
Fourth District has taken at No 10 ST. Charles
street. Mr. Fcor's where he INTENDS 10 form Glasses
in the above languages
Morning and Evening Glasses to suit the con-
occupations of gentlemen Of different professions
TERMSFOr three lessons week III class slV month;
for scholar according to the number
lessons required by the applicant
psThe fees expeced paid in advance. ST. Charles
Street No. Is, VictOrs store. fe2l 5tl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-27

A STROLOGI AND PHRENOLOGY. ALL
II wishing Their future have
correctly stated u ALW 123 Julia I'd
from Camp The Madame the only AsIroogs in this city,
and be consulted all matters concerning love- marriage,
business corhip law and will tell the of the
lady gentleman they will marry, also the of her visit
The Madame speaks English, French and German Office
hours from s A NJ. " NJ. do m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-27
MILLINERY.

80 MISS LOUISA STENT, FASHION ABLE
E BRESSMAKER spectfully Informs the Ladies of
Orleans that she has commenced business No loo
wv and that will be most happy to execute
any orders entrusted to her
The styles Walking and Evening Dresses Robe de
Chanbre Ball Dresses made few hours notice.
the reasonable terms.
will wait Ladies at their residences when
required. FEY II
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ADJUSTMENTS,

CRISP's GAIETY-d xavier STREET
PRICES OF ADMrssIoN-Dre.s Circle and Parquete, IS
lery Isl Coored ouaaroon Private Boxes per
Doors at halfpa.. sec!oek Curtain rises o'clock
s-The most Elegant Theater in the United sates- ~
THIS EVENING, February q, 1857.
rheh oee as;s
play Of NGoMAR written for and originally producsa BY
at Teast and r as Charming BY h S
ssli. Durand as Apollo eautui Scenery and all the og
MISUNDERSTANDING sa1"IsSyNAcossEEThHi
c
poiutments leli
ORLEANS THEATER ORLEANS STREET
ssaSS Pc e5s Y bsess asss
cents. No Seat secured unless paid for
Doors open at 61z o'clock. Performance
SATURDAY, February IS, 1857.
Third night of the grand in acts by Halevy entitled
nSr-In rehearsal-"The Trovaor.n ..
for sale at the Box office. fe21
MADAME ANNA DE La GRANGE BEGs TO
NI announce that she will give her
SECOND GRAND CONCERT at ODD FELLOWS HALL,
On Saturday Evening, Feb. rs,
Assisted by Mne SIEDENBuRG Soprano; Signor CERESA,
Primo Tenore Signor TAFFANEI Primo Baritone; and
Signor NICOLAO, Conductor.
Mime A. DE LA GRANGE will sing
l. Casta Diva-From Norma belilni
9 Ron1o-From Somrambuia ................. idem
Isl Batti-Forn Don Giovanni. Mozart
L. The celebrated LaGrange Polka. Duetsch
s. With Sig Ceresa-Duo Linda di Chamouni. d. nze
g. With Sig. TaHaneIli-Iuo Barbiere Rossin
T. With Sgnors and TahanellTrio, from Lucreia Boz
NINE sIEDENBURG will sing:
Aria-From Frey schultz. W epe
Lieo-Inden Augen lumber
SIGNOR TAFFANELLI will sing
Aria-Fiom AtlH. Vera
SIGNOR CERESA will sing;
Grand Aria-From Trovatore. Nerd
madame Anna de la Oranges Concert Tickets are nov
Messrs p. Werlens Camp street
Gabc music 80 Camp Nornan book store unde
Charles Hotel the evening OF the concert at tn
office Of Odd Fellows Hall.
81 Price admission, 81. For securing and reservin
| seats 50 cents extra. fe27 2t
Co.
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AUCTION SALES.

WHITE AND CoLoRED FRENCH SHIRTS, SILK AND |
Fur Hats, Spring and Summer Clothing, etc.
BY BLACHE 4 BEAUMONT, Auctr's.
t hsl ,osa It. y Street.
wa" ~ 4 cases Black Silk Hats; |
800 dozen assorted French suspenders;
dozen xii. Sss sssgss s French Shirts.
Spring Summer clothing sasR 2; Linen
Cheek Marsea Mepino and Brown Linen Drg
n s st sasas A asa Ps "ss
Silk and sain Vests, Cotton Undershirts, ETC. ..os
GREAT SALE OF BOOKS o;GE,a AND STATIONERY AT
THns .a t S$ss S - sold at early
The complete collection Of Books h every
fnd as ,
Sn Ct Sss a snd psys
ALSO
the best makers AK Stationery AID fancy articles generally
The 3 Of @ es s in Ri
city worthy Of the attention Of those who with to make a
h S'e esaSe e stock e y
IA This sale vii be positive and continued every eenns
a. FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-RAN
KUFFIN aged about years stout built suPpeea
xafns rssollsssd Speaks Fagsn only
he can
This been employ ed the Ocean line Of towboa
1851 fireman; he is well known in the Third District
Captains Of steamboats, and ships requested not to employ
him.
reward will be paid any lodging said man
III 'N'' u JOSEPH MAYBERRY, lI Greatnlen st.
will also give FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD for such in.
will convict the persons that barber
him - - w., :, -.
fe24 I'm JOSEPH MAYBERF9.
IRON SAFES-A LOT OF VERY SUPE-
rio Fire Burglar Proof Safes on hand and for sale
4-&aby JOHN STURGEON 4 CO.,
@A iaca 3m 80 Gravier street.
n FURNITURE FURNITURE = PER
W desiringto
m Sell their Furniture Ho4s ,hs,r Furniture .,
To buy Furniture
will do we'll BY applying JULIEN'S,
- No. ls9 Camp street.
fe5 f1n opposite ST, Patrick's Church.
G, BLEAkLEY.5 SO AND 81 RAMPANT
&NS2 street manufacturer of Carriages Bugges, Spring
! 80 Wagons etc. Fire Engines 1eou,lt Repairing in
all the branches at the shortest notice. jas ly
j. e. MATTHEW'S & CO.-CAR
SS9SE4 RAGE TRIMMINGS, everything necessary fol
S@d2 Building and Repairing Carriages, kept for sale
suitable for Cane Carts and nrays, with Lnch PIN
Mats No. 156 Gravier street New Orleans. aull ~
NEW ORLEANS AGENCY CONTINEN.
| ~ TAI FIRE AND MARINE INSu RANCE COMPANY
| OF PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania
Authorized Capital Charter Perpetual 81 900 90
Capital paid in and securely invested .S a2s,l7l I
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-. UNITED STATES EXPRESS
Ii WESTON Il Co Prnlrelors - ON e, No

yN1TED sT e. rsas,! EXrE 81 H.
prepared to Forward ES9rs ToGs oG ID , from HtT
s,ates Our fcie, being such AS to enable offer ship
e% is see not w r6 cd S"sp
and al EXpsss mater our N "HtS y fhe
hey having established in all the principal Towns and
We vii liz forward weekly to the following places viz
''s" '''N' Philadelphia,
Washington,
And daily to the following places:
1'0''' '''D Macon savannah West Point. Aalaus,
Augusta, Columbus, Charleston,
N"cAs' 'S s., ISas N oseSso Cincinnati
the Eastern cities connecting At the above points with
our exas Expiess viii Gs for warded by Calves
weston, Houston Indi"nola Powder Horn San Antonio and
Ex,ss ell s G{war d ; ssky s sSInsF
Sau FrneisGo who have offices in all the principal Cities and
Onr Nicaragua Express will be forwarded by steamship
''' C~stle Rapids, virgin Bay,
This is the only established Express from Ny Orleans TO
Nicaragua and oar agents being kno~n as faithful ava reSn
yed without delay will find this Express give entire sat
specie, lewery valHables and Mercbande Of everyde
i s5 and o G orders asned H%s ~
Havana Exgrss WI 6s wardst weekly rsr steam 2,
s al paris T, Of the Island Of CUBA -. '''
Each Express in charge of Special Messengers 70
teA y - LIVINGSTON 20.
rToMBOLA OF ssA, Cop-nK SALE; BY SHARES.
OF go iRlzEs or r., nIEFEEENT IALuE-r0 be
Subscription 90
1st rzeA new brick house with outhose and versnah
I'd rrize- new brick house adjoining No. j. and front o
81 Prle-Aoter house, ajoning No . with veeudah,
on Bourbon street, between s.! Peter and T9uon3e,
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PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES.
n His ExceeIcy Governor James Pollock.
Fx-,;overG7r William f. Johnston
Hon Robert VauX, Mayor.
Hon r. +. Conrad, EX-Mayor.
Gen John ,adwallAder, Hon J. K. Tyson,
Col James Rage, Hon James Cooper,
Hon. j. 2. Chandler,
Thomas Allihane, President Bank Of Pennsylvania
Andrew NJ. E,otwick, Esq, President City Bank.
Joseph s Riley, Esq, Secretary -.
Charles Boxer ESD, President Girard Ba.k.
Messrs. Living ston Il Co. Robert H. Martin, Esq,
:. Brown Hill { Co. T. W. Bailey, Esq,
Messrs. Hay 4 Mcpevitt.
NEW ORLEANS REFERENCES, BY PERMISSION.
His Honor, Charles NJ. Waterman, Mayor
Messrs. Taylor Il MADDEN. merchants Il Magazine street
=. r. Pitkin Il Co, merchants, Is Camp street.
e.. Payne Steele Co, WI olesale grocers, y Tchonpi-
touias street. .
Me,srs Cady Holmes, Wholesale grocers, Graver street.
Angelo Gasta, ESD, &c Old l.evee street.
4. A. Hall, Esq. % Canal Street
Col. Geo W. Roberts, Jefferson City.
Messrs. Coke Il BIeauN, attorneys, is Camp street.
p=Fre Risks Stores Dwellings, Cotton in Presses, Gin
Houses; also Marine and Inland Navigation Risks
taken low OF premium other responsible office
Sc All losses adjusted and paid in New Orleans Ten per
cent returned on premiums. o. T. MILLER,
General Agent for the Southern States.
ne- Office No Is Commercial Place. fe3 If
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sOULE,s COMMERCIAL coll

SOULE'S COMMERCIAL COLI
LEGE-An Institution for Business Aspirans-
nv IN Located at VIM. Gaunts Writing Academy cor
SSx--ssss Camp and common streets
YOUpg gentlemen wishing qualify themselves thoroughly
practically for the various duties of the Counting Room
business pursuits generally offered greater advantages
and this Institution than other in the South
everything taught by practical exercise would he learned
the Counting Room ard instructions impaired individually
classes The study embraces DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING practically applied 10 various
branches blsiness PENMANSlIP characterized for ee
gance, rAHiiity and legibi|ity COMMERCIAL CALeuLA
TONS embracing species OF computation necessary Tor
know, worked by analysis and cancellation
system only Taught this stute BOOKS posted closed and
with dispatch and asonabe terms This lnsti
in perpetual session. and pupils enter al time for
full branch they desire. and attend
from A. NJ to 9P NJ Terms moderate, and satistac
lion guaranteed in every case. fe6 ly
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q. COSTUMES FOR MASQUERADES
. 81 AND FANCY BAIIS-No liz Cont street, between
z<FSe Dauphin and Bourbon streets.
S&JNA NINE GROUX,
~ From Paris, Costumer, respectfully informs her
and the public that having greatly increased
her mportations from Paris she is
prepared furnish the most complete and extensive
SCR nent Of COSTUMES, DOMINOS, MASKS etc. etc, ever
in this city, comprising every Na,ion Age and Style
Ancient and Modern. - -
Mime G. has large collection of COSTUMES ENTIRELY
NEW.
Her Ladies' embroidered Velvet and Satin,
richest which have been Prices moderate
Mime Goux has Toilet Room expressly appropriated for
Ladies' Costumes made notice. dill 3rn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-27
VOORHEES,. GRIGGS Il CO., Ii ICHUCpITOU

Y 7
las have aud Tor sale
200 boxes Shilto's Il Wiednei Is star Candies;
$40 e.. Hollands Sperm Candles;
1000 barrels Supelfue 81. Louis Flour;
51U Extra
1890 quarter boxes Churchis Codfsh
500 boxes Western Reserve Cheese
hack Butter
900 barrels and halves Davis Mess Beef
2uO tierces New Sugar Cured Hams: 49,
100 boxes I.oncworth's Sparkling Catawha Wines;
300 barrels Dean, Oliver X illsnire's Whisky;
800 Raw Whisky;
900 .. choice Leaf Lard
1900 kegs
200 hh1s Bacon Rib Sides:
Ito boxes kfas' bacon, Tongues etc;
50 packages Davis Dried Beei;
20 b ,rrels Loneworh's Dry Vine teI i'm
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NEW BRANCH OF GABICI's MUSIC STORE

NEW BKANCTI
S6............. Chartres Street.
UNDERSIGNED has the honor to the pnb ara
he has purchased the entire stock OF Music
Mr. +. Ehmbeli No. 81 Charities street
undersigned purposng continue the bus"ess a the
place. viii ID the Foreign Msc composing the pres
American Music, TO maze ri
t establishment complete branch OF his ole AZ "
Camp street. l.. HAI'lo4'
HAVING SOLD MY MUSIC AND INSTRUMENT
II Store aulci the public and private Gus
toners Acknowledgements for The patron
which have literally accorded to me for many
wears who will continue The
same business he will be supplied by the
in Europe have beeu ht WILL
h4v 0 hand admired novelties.
fe27 3u2t F. ZAMbEl.ll, 60 Chartfes ST.
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- sIAIE OF FENNs1LVANIAf S.
City and County Of Philadelphia So
On the thrie'h day OF "nnhy. A. H. one thousand egh
hundred and hyseven personally appeared he aen
Wilson, well known be the Secretary OF the Continental
Insurance Company Of Philadelphia and who being duly
according law, doth depose that the within and fore
going Of the affairs OF the Company 10 the
best his knowledge and belief shown by the books OF said
Company, the DAY first written.
[Signedl GALEN VII son, Secretary
Sworn 10 before threh of January A. D. 1851.
JOHN g. kENNEI,
Alderman and Justice OF the Peace.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-27

THE UNDERSIGNED ATTORNEY AND COUN-
sellor Law beSs leave tender his
and The public generally He WILL in connection with his No
arial pursuits attend all business before the
city and State succesous and bankrupt estates
collection of accounts and bills Of exchange His
ence notary public Ter than twenty years
bies him TO undertake with confidence the investigation titles
TO real estate. A MALUREAE,
RB-Othce, SO Camp street ia an
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a IgFt LIVINGSTON 4 IJ PF0PFltIUEs = Ut 4 W.
s-Ssssa,S7ss llf Common street
We are now prepared forward Express Goods from New
Orleans all the principal Cities and Towns in the United
States being such enable us 10 offer Ship
pers advantages equal il than other Express
Company existence We have rred our connections
and will forward Express hey ond by The
vor euoVDed American Express Com OF New loik ci
they having offices established in all the principal Towns and
Cities IN the Union.
We will forward weekly to the following places viz:
New York,
Philadelphia,
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GEORGE W. COI.LADAY, President.
HARVEY BALDWIN, Vice President.
GALEN WILSON, Secretary.
DIRECTORS
George W. Colladay. Esq, William Bowers, Esq,
John NJ. Coleman, Esq, Joseph Oak ESQ.,,
Howard Hinck Esq Livingston 4 Co..
Edward v Machette, tslachette Il Rayguel.)
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Date OF Departure of European, California
and Havana Mails, for February, 1857.

letters France Holland and Belgium must be prepaid
the TO Liverpool and soha-
~ by the direct steamers TO avre and cents oy
British steamers Switzerland and Italy should come
rule reach earlier their destination with three
inland postage from this office 10 ew York. ...
usi consisting Of letters and newspapers Tor STATES
cities Of tie German nsan Postal Union and Denmark
Sweden, Poland Rusa Greece lonian Islands, etc.
f. sent from Posf-ohice in New York semi weekly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-27

ss.st Usage ORANGE HEDEES-200,OOO
4 PLANTS-The undersigned oilers the finest o of Usage
Orange Plants in This They fresh
order ov setting in hedge Being nicely packed
dust they ne safely sent distance Price. SO
per thousand 500 per mile. liberal deduction where
several miles ordered
Also fresh Usage Orange Seed descriptive pamphlet,
containing full for setting AMI rearing hedges, given
to purchasers Call soon, address
il. W. PITKIN ut Heald. Massie 4 Cos.
re5 2mSW IS Carondelet st., New Orleans
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CT. CHARLES THEATER-sT. CHARLES ST.
Mr. B. DEBAR Lessee and Manager; Nj. II. CoRR1 Act
ing Manager, Mr.. G. g. CHESLEY, Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-27

o. yOTICE-JUST ARRIVED, 40 LIKELY YOUNG
N3 Field Hands, from North and Souh Carolina and Geor
IN gia also No. Carpenter, Is years Old, rusy ser
~ I.-- i'm So 49, " j. MARTIN Il W ]. PIERCE.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-09-23

to the propriety of having bill to restrict log
floating passed, it would have to give way to |
jlsffce. which will certainly decide that those
who expended their means to remove obstrue-
tions and render the navigation comparatively
safe, who have opened roads, improved the
lands, and ssmade the wilderness to bud and
blossom as the rose" should have the prefer
ence in the use of the stream.
This question, it must be evident to every
individual who examines it, is one of the most
vital Importance to Clearfeld county, so much
so is it, indeed, that it is likely to absorb po
litical considerations this fall, and it is also of
no little interest to other sections of the coun-
try. In the event of bill being passed By
the Legislature next winter, it is essential
that there should be man occupying the EX-
ecutiYe chair, who will not Illustrate legisla-
tion on the subject, but who will sign bill to
protect the rattsmen. Is Gen. Packer such
man? We think not. In 1923. it is well
known, he helped to defeat such bill, and we
have reason to believe that he is noD as much
in favor of log g-foating as he ever was. The
Lock Haven Vatchmaa, of Sept. 4th, 1857,
says that not over two months since Gen.
Packer assured an extensive lOg-foater that.
if elected Governor, he would aid them to the
extent of his ability IN keeping the river open
to the floating of loose logs; and the Watch
man defies successful contradiction. Is he,
then, such man as the people of Clearfeld
county wish to see elected We think every
one who desires to see the rafting business
flourish, will say that he is not.
| David WiImot lives in a lumber region he
is well acquainted with the business, and we
feel assured that he will, if elected. respect
the wishes of the people, as expressed thro'
! their Representatives in the Legislature.