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E5x xecmis,-.s Notsco.

LETTERS testamentary have beer granted OF
the subscriber by the Register of Cambria county
upon the estate Of Mary Susan Iitzinger, late of
the borough of Loretto in said county deceased
All persons knowing themselves Indebted. are
requested to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against said estate will present
item properly authenticated for settlement
WIN. GWfNN, Executor.
March IL. l85T.-6tso
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YaluailEe Earlga fer Sale.

T2OR sale by the subscriber an excellent farm
C situate one mile from Lofetto, Cambria coun-
ty, known as, the Henry j. Mcguire farm. 1t
contains one hundred acres nine acles and allow
ance. with about 36 acres cleared, and in good
state of cultivation, and the balance is covered
with Valuable Tinlber. The improvements con-
sst Of large New Two Story House. containing
Parlor, Dining-rooin and Kitchen on the first
floor, and five chambers on the second floor
The other improvements arc q good saw mill.
tenant house, carpenters shop and other out bull
dings. There never faiiipg springs Of water
near each house. there is fine young orchard on
the premises The township road passes through
the place II is about IL miles from Cresson on
the Pennsylvania Rail Road, and about the same
distance FROM GaIiitzin. Ii is in sight Of the Io-
retto church. st. Francis Acaderny for boyg, St.
Aloyseus Academy for young ladies and 2 Of
mi5e from the Plank Road. An indisputabLo IL
tie viii be given and terms made known by an
plyirg - 81. IIASSON
I1Ioors5trg. Feb. 18, I857.-3r2o
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Valuable Property for gale.

THE UNDERSIGNED residing in Summer
hiil township, Cambria county, Pa, and about !
mile from the village of Jefferson, will rent his
wen known property, consisting Of his farm, CON
tai1ing so acres, which has been in clover for the
last four ycars,-there is on the place, barns.
dwelling houses, tan yard with all the necess-
airy fixtures. Also fine orchards of the choicest
fruit. Call the subscriber residing on the place
or to Wm- KjttelI. Esq, EbonsbHrg. Pa.
March Il, l857.-tf a0HN KEAN.
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LETTERS testanenlary having been granted
by the Register Of Cambria county, to the sub
scriber, upon the estate Of Incch Iees. late Of
OF Cambria township. in s2id county, deceased,
he hereby requests al persons indebted to said
estate to make imncA1atc payment. and those
having claims to present them properly authen-
ticatcd for settienent
i. J. WATERS, Executor.
March II. I257-efs
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LAND EoEs SALE.

TIE subscriber offers for sale, 90 acres OF land
ia Clearfield township. adjoining John Krise,
James Win and Others; about % acres cleared
with hewed log house and stable thereon. This
land is situated about two miles from the Loop
Church, and viii be sold at a bargain. For par
ticulars enquire of the subscriber residing at
Plane No. 6, Of old 4. p. r. r
MRS. MDETIT.
March 25, 1e57.-ats. 4
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EAND F0R SAFE.

THE Subscriber viii sell 400 acres r2ore or less
of land, situate in Cambria township, Cambria
county, about miIes West Of Ebensburg. South
Of the Clay turnpike, about co acres cleared
with a good cabin house and barn, thereon erect
ed. The land is well tiH2bered, and a never
failing stream Of wafer running through It. For
particulars apply 20
E. j. WATERS, Executor
Of Timothy Davis, deceased.
March Il 185T-Gts
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HEoose and Elo1 Es,r sayo!!

q HE subscriber offers at private sale, the prop
] orty now occupied by the undersigned, in the
Borough of Ebensburg. 1t is sulated in desi-
rabIe part of the Borough The improvements
are, good frame House, also frame Stable,
Wood and Carriage Sheds. There is a never fail
ing well OF water on the premises
An indispntab.e title VIII be given, and terms
made known by applying to
w BATEMAN.
Ebcnsburg, March .. 1s57-tf.
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CanaE Eassa 20 50.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al
TIE Canal Commissioners oflice, Harrisburg IN
til the nth Of April next, for the sale of that
piece Of land belonging to the Commonwealth
situate in Conemaugh township, Cambria county.
lying between the Canal and the Couemaugh
river, formerly belonging 70 Daniel Zech.
BY order of the Board Of Canal Commissioners
THOMAS L. WILSON, Secr'y.
March 25, 3857.-t dy.
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UNION CANAL

THIS WORK having been enlarged through
Qua to admit the largest sized Pennsylvania Canal
Boats the water will he let in from BIiddletown
to Reading, the FIRST day Of April.
Poll Sheets and information respecting the Ca
nal can be obtained at the Office Of the Compa-
ny, No. IS Walnut Street, Philadelphia on ap-
plicatlon to
r. RUMBLE SMITH, President
March II, lS57-3ts
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DIED D.

At her residence in Harrisburg, on Monday,
the 23rd inst, Mrs. JOHN BRADY, of the
Brady, Hotel,
The deceased was lady possessed Of the
most ennoblirg traits OF character. Her loss
will be much regretted by all Who knew her
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Ebensbnrg, March Is, IS5

:. Woo1hASD CREAM''-A PomaEe f5r 5eZa,i-
.t!ying the Hair-highly pcrfumed superior toany
French article imported, anl for half the price
For dressing Ladies Hair it has no equal, giving
/ bright s!osSy apPe&rance- 1t causes G5eptle-
mems Hair TO curl in the most natural u.auner.-
1t removes dau1rua, always giving the Hair tie
appearance Of being fresh shampooe', Price only
City cents None genuine unless signed
FEPR!DGE & CO. II. j. Proprictora Of the
For sale by all Druggists. .'Balz; e''a Thousand
Flopers"
March l. 1857.
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GLUTEaSrr,

Alb ftRSONS are hereby cautioned against
receiving or giving any valnabe cons;tlsr9 i'm
for note of hand given by plo to e. ward flye,ts
about the 10Th day of March, 1857, as have re,
ceived no value for said note, and am Determined
not to pay the same unless compelled by law.
March Is, 1857.
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PREMIUMS PRESENTED TO fURCHAERS
To every person buying gold pen Of Us we
present a numbered certificate and each Of these
certificates entities the holder Of it. by the extra
payrrent of 70 cents. 70 article Of jowelry, in
value from 81 to 500. This iewelry consists of
Gold and Silver Matches in great variety. Silver
Goblets, Silver Fruit Baskets, Gold Guard Chains
for ladies, Lockets, Bracelets, Gents Gold Fob
and Vest chains. Thimbles, Breastpines Brace
Of lghich sell fr less than 81. For Ese'y dol
Ias paid as, tae Party as Emitted 10 Numbered
certificate and Jy the payment ef % CtS. Ertra OF
each certificate He IS entitled 10 recetre qeidiete1 The
number Qf The y{.ticate QeSlGnQteS. We have
been II operation for three years and thousands
have bought OF Us. and we have never learned
that any one was ever dissatisfied. This plan
affords every opportunity Of obtaining gold
watch or some article Of iowelry, ior a triiing
sum. al ouT pens, pencil cases, &c, are genu-
ine articles manufactured by ourselves with great
care. and offer them precisely at prices asked
in all other stores in tic city To agents We
make advantageous offers. and am energetic per-
son can do well by working for us. We wish
agents III every place in the country, aud persons
who would like to become such will please adj
dress US, and we will send them printed circulars
of prices terms, &C.. We have no stated periods
for distribution. The moment pen IS purchas-
ei, the purchaser Is entitled to receive his premi-
uu1 on the payment Of % cents extra.
Ali orders by mail should be addressed
MERRICK. BENTON & DEAN.
$50 Broadway, New York.
AGENTS II ANTED.
\. p Gold pens repointed ii superior man
ner Enclose the pen and 50 cents in ?. 0.
stamps, and the pen viii crepointed and return
ed post paid.
The BROADWAY GOLD PEN MANUFAC-
TURING CO. IS we'll known throughout the
country, but as their are undoubtedly same who
are not acquainted with we append the fol-
lowing we'll known firms as refsrences:
I'ELIOWS & Co., No. II Maiden Lane, New
York.
HICKS & MITCHELL. No. do do
BENTON BROS, Ger. Broadway g Courfland
st. New York. and Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
j. II. STURDY & Co, 10. Gilsey Building,
New York.
GOULD & WOOD, 70. Maiden Lane, DO
Feb. Is, 1861.
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Z. O. .. Il.

Office Of D. D. G. IL Dis No Il,
Members Of Highland Lodse, No as. wiA
meet at their Hall in Ebensburr, ~ Wednesday
April list. Conemaugh Lodge. 30. 19'. at Johns-
town, on Thursday April End, and Alma Lodge
Saturday, April 4th f,r the installation Of oii-
GERS. Each Lodge will be required to have itsTc-
turns properly made out, with lis percentage.
before the installation takes place.
II. G. DEElNE, D. D. q. u.
Ehe-1 sbI1rcr II,-rb oS 1877
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Cancer Cured.

tS-@Aest S1eAsS S0'
THE subscriber would respectfully inform III
persons who are afflicted with the above dis
ease, that he can cure it without ftil. Numerous
cases have been cRred. and any number IF ceItii-
Gates can be pr5cured j necessary. Call on the
subscriber miles from the village Of fSrongstowU,
Indiana county, Pa.
PATRICK MULV EiilL.
Feb. Is, 1857
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Nuts oT ailLiuc

~ q al hluf-F.
EEqE0rs :-Cherry Brandy. BiaokLerrv- tn.
dy, Raspberry Brandy. Irelch BrslGv. -.
Wine. OLD Rye Wliskcy
Brushes, Sc. &c :-Tforse. .S-vs mi -, T,-.s
ting, Scrub and " hite Wash Br1slss T - t,.rle
Twine. Corn Lroo-ns, Baskets of II. K: ras ~
aud Buckets of al kinds, Wash 9 "a ~. i,,,fte-
Bowls, Nails. lamp Globes. Curry &c 49, Csrne,
Hammers and Tacks, Window @ ass Of All kir5
Arrold's Ink, hoYer's lux, Steel ,eDs. S.atiou.
AIRY of all kinds.
Together with large ossorJ ner { Of ot1e, arti-
cles notonumeratel, whick iii n. SOLE, q. .El.sr
II not cheaper than any estaI JisbT9er - ~,
county. ri ca Apr, fTI-pop
Ebensburg, July 80, 18s = 40.
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4 3. The subscriber vii dispose Of the fol-
loving al private sale Milk Cows Durham
breed.) Fat Hogs, lot Of sheaf oats, corn in the
ear, ana a large quantity Of hay, together with
lot OF household and kitchen furniture. J. X
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EOR RETT.

THE subscriber will rent, for one or more years
the dwelling House and Store room, lately occu-
pie1 by joseph ~ Todd. deceased, situated in
Allegheny township, Cambria county, at the
Junction of the Cherry Tree and Philipsburg
roads-fve miles Eorth-eas. Of Loretto, and one
mile West Of Chess Springs. This property Is in
the midst Of . thiclsly settled ncighborhood, and
in a good location for country store, or any
mechanical business. There is one acre of ground
belonging to the House, with garden. stable. &c.
WM. RYAN, Jr.
Chess Springs. March 20, 1857.-3ts.
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TagUM1Es ANss EEGgEwEEEGs.

TIE subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizens Of Cambria, and the adjoining COUNTIES.
tha5 he has the extensive right Of selling Light
ming Rods, manufactured by the popular firm of
Crawford. 0ienhouse, g. Co, the best in USE
Persons in want Of thc article, can be furnished
at ali times by addressing him his residence in
Ebensburg, oy letter or otherwise.
ROBERT GALBRAITu.
: March %, I657-4m
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& Il persons indeUaee -
+ Roberts. deed, FOR CT SIS as Prothonotsrv and
Clerk Of the Quarter Se' ssic ns are hereby notified
to make payment witr OUT delay. 1t viii be ve-
~ unpleasant for me TO ave to resort 10 con1pul
sory measures and tir ere ~ add costs, which viii
be imperative unless pc ID shortly
Howard j. Robert 5, Of this borough is dnly an
thorized by me to ece I've said fees and rece pit fer
the same lie vi 4tend for that purpose, a
suing Court in Df cen her next.
.}iOHN WILLIAMS, Ex'r
Ebensburg. O t. 5. 1856. If.
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A H''3ea'2 ff':'gG9e'9 f5f'9
ggeCasSGgGS09a.

rTVHE subscribers, having purchased the right
Il t. make and sell HALDEMANS'S PATENT
ADJUSTABLE HARROW, and being anxious TO
have it Immediately introduced, propose to sell
towu ship rights al very low rates. This Harrow
Is one OF the most important improvements of the
age. and especially suitable for this country We
respectfully invite farmers TO come and examine
this Harrow. We will be ready To sell township
rights until the 1st OF Decenlser after which time
tr0 ts''3si,i9- i;sucsad of will he reserved bv
NJ. G. M'C1aJI UE17 q 20.
October 2qtll. 1S:G-l e
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Estate of seEan.v<fE,ert. dcceasee.

TIE undersigned. l4uditor appointed by the
Orphans Court of Cambria county, to examine,
decide, and report Upon the exceptions fled to
the account Of C 60. ". Kern, executor of John
Dibort, deceased hereby rotiies al parties inter
ested, that he oill attend to Tue duties Of his said
Appointment, at the Arcale Hotel, Ikept by Henry
Foster. in the borough OF ,Iohnstown. on Mon
day. the 2oth day Of April, uext. at one o'clock,
p. 81, at which time and place they can atterd.
NM. kITrELL Auditor
March Is, I657.-4ts*
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RGFECE.
REUSEC.

IfsSSENSs
ES EORGE-GURI-EY will teach AZ his residence
" in Ebcnsburg- between the hours of four
aud SIX O'Clock, p NJ, on Monday Wednesday
AMI Friday. Of each week, Violin. Flute, Piano,
Coronctt, Bug!e, Organ, Trumpet OR any other
instrumental music.
Ebeasburg, March Il. 1867.
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EsaE. SAVE YaUR pao pEsTy.

E9N SAFE EUEk Pro EEEsT'Y.
FsSiiE West Branch Insurance Colnpan is pre-
L pared to take risks on property-either on
teh CASH, MCTUAL-Cr PERPETBAI. plan
each department Of this Company is managed
separateiy-aId their extreme care in taking risks
makes 1t the cheapest, and safest company IN the
State. Every man should have his propertv in
suTed. For very small amount OF money his
mind is entirely relieved from uneasiness and his
family in case bis property is burnt from want.
Persons desiring to effect Insurance viii find il
to their advantage TO cxaaii..c the terms of this
Company and their mode of doing business-
which they can DO ly calling on the Agent
.Rfss's:Ar Gs.ys.f, ,f.1N
sag 4Eg Sy5yysyyyo
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Take N0tEce.
A Ny person indcptei to me f,r.ees, as tio-
ia thonotary &c, of Cambria county, will save
costs, by settling the same immediately
HOWARD J. ROBERTS.
Ebensbufg D5c. SO, 1856.
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EfoG Gce 0sa rste.
iENfsS EEYnCal

Tailo-Lani Dt2onrafpr of tho outward Tabernacle
uf Mankind.
AS renee &c his shop to the west end 50
E-E Of tow, {. few doors west Of the -
Foundry. VII re gentlemen and their sons -I1s-
viii frd it TO she II advantage to call on the sub
scriber, aud get their clothing fsshonably made
up and to 1T in . styl5 impossible TO be exceled
BY any ctt.er estai ,lishrnent il thee ouuty.
Etesburg, March 9th 1856
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HQLANK Summons, Snbpmna's, Executions
RG Tavern Petitions, Bonds, &c. For sale 3:
this Office
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SJGlna lRLTARs EE#hBD I'll

RtUgUu DIlIAlis hhHElD ! y
TINE subcriber would respectfully inform the
i good citizens % Ebensburg and the adjaii-
inS vicinity tha. lie LIS rotuTucd from PhilaIe-
phla. with the largest aud most varied assort-
ment of GROCERIES ever offered. The stock
consists as follows:
Srocerfcs:-Moiasses Sugars Teas T;cc
Candles Soaps, Fish, Salt. Bacon < Hams Flour
Oat Meal, Cora Meal, Tobacco. Peaches. Died
App.es. Saleratus. Baking Sois. DrieA HicrrinCs.
nuFkee's Baking Powder. Sarlues. Mus ard. Sr..
ces, HoliOways Worm CoBfcciina. Ninegar.
CoEEectlonarGes:
Candies,
Raisius.
Orange.
Lemons.
C1tT1us.
PTuulE
Secars.
fruits.
Fis,.
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New CIcclss, watches s Ee.yeIry
CLOCKs. WATCHES & JEWELRY

98 silver hunting case Levre Watches;
IS cases richest style Of Clocks;
$50 Breast Pins; 100 Ear Drops;
eco Finger Rings, together ui.i 8 vafiety os,
shirt studs, Wrist and Neck Buttons, Gold Pens
and Holders, Fob and Guard Chains. and raa..y
minor articles to- numerous to mention.
He has also added a number of new and inner
tant implements to his already large collection Of
tools whereby he is enabled 10 execute work viii,
greater dispatch and less cost
Thankful for past iavors, and haping for a con-
dnuance of tie same he trusts that his friends
viii not forget tic one-p priced store #
JOSEPH &. HOLMES.
Main street, sign OF the lig Watch
February II, 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-09

SNAxEs.--Limerick is a great wag The
other day. while the snake charmer, Mr..
Wersen, was in town, Limerick was making
n great fuss about the streets, that he had
caught three wild rsttlesnakes, in an old
house at the Ranchere, and that he was
ready to bet any amount that Weirsen
couldn't handle his snake-Oh, no! He had
them cOrraled in small box, and at the
proper time took them mp to have the
"charmer show his. power over creeping
animals. Quite crowd followed in the
rear, but before arriving at the theatre,
some medlesome person silly limited that it
was all sell. and that the snakes were
turni sbed Limerick by the " charmer -
himself, for the purpose of getting a crowd to
come and see the performance Limerick
was very indignant, but it wouldn't do.-he
had to acknowledge the }" corn" and con-
slider himself sold
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-09

FoLIcE IrsMs.-'W W. Monroe. was ar
rested on Sunday for c0mmittinga a nuisance
ln the street. had his examination before
Justice Saffvrd, who 6ped him S25 90 or
days is the County Jail. He concluded to
eonp. and ttke rest
Ia b, Talcot fer drunken aud disorderly
conduct, was sentenced to one day in the
County Jail
Walter Martin. arrested for malicious
mischief aud drawing a knife on officer jew
EFT, was sentenced to ten days in the County
Jail, in addition TO fifteen days, being an old
account stanking against him, and which.
by some unacconntablc means, be has es-
capped until the pissept time.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-09
Democratic State Convention.

Al meeting of the Democrnic State Centrn
COMMITTEE. held In san Franciscoun The 10Th OF MAY
tht Idilo"iu2 resolutions were a0Optpd:
RESOLVED. That the next y, mocrltic STATE Cor
tenliOH be holden at the ely of sacramento. oi
TUESDAY,. the l+Ih dag of July next. and that IN,
oasis OF representation be follows, WIS One del
rgaie from every two hundred Democratic vote,
cast. aud one delegate for every fraction over an
hhhdrtd Democratic vote east for any Democrat.
stale officer at the last general el,clion-ihe Pres
de eill"l elecor heng Considered, for the purposes
thisfesun'iOn as Stale officpfs.
RESOLVED. That Messrs. Thomas, Moore and Red
inROh are hereby appointed a committee to can va.
the oh1eial returns IN M Office OF tbe Secretary OF
state, and from them to make up aud publish the a
portoDment of delegates TO which the various cnun
ties arc entitled, according to the basis OF lresenIa
ton adopted.
The committee appointed by the last resolution,
Inhde the following reDOrt. toy which the Dsmocras
of the 'arlous counties will be governed In electng
elegAtes tO the Stale Convention
ALFRED REDINGTJN. Chairman.
7. X WooDsIpE. secy Dem state Cenua Com.
To GES .AussED REDISGTOS. Chairman. Sc.-Dear
SIR: The Committee appointed at the recent meeting
OF the Democratic State Central Committee to appur
lion the delegates which each county will be enlltle,l
to elect under the resolutions of the Central Commit
tee. 10 meet IN Convention in SACRAMENTO on the 4th
oil JaiN proxlmO have made the following apporlion
Incnt. viz:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-09
SHERIFr'S SALE.

UDY VIRTUE OF AN EXElTrlJN N Issued ont of
H0 the istrict Court, Tenth JndIcnl District, in
and for utsi .calRly aud STATE OF California, to me
dsyecteL ani delivered. cUinmlndng me to make
the sum nt taree nunired au: lnrly dollars aud
eighty eight cents ard interest thtreun from the
eighth day of February A. d. 1876 nntu paid at u
rate of three per cent per mouth. and cusls Of SUIT
taxed in the of furty niue dVllass aud city five
Gratis together with all the costs nccruhg upon said
writ va sein Fhunas lay Ior ia plalnllf and John
JONES y the defeidani,I i.Hve Ieved upon and III
sill at pubc safe 10 the CHEST bpidrr for cash,
the. 3uh day of JIne A. D. 1851, at The hour OF 3
uisk p NJ all ot the right Iltie and interest Of The
above raales dafenia IN and " The following Il, s.
cribNd ~ 4keIty To viz All ut tat ain piece or par
cri ad lying In the city oI Oreyl 80 Buite county
JnlIi,Epla, aside OF thr plot uf suid town laid
down QR the tYu plot Of UrUville file In the
Rscorders Utita; OF Butte county California, eum
menciDg ut thc N W corper 0f I.Incoin and ont
sireeis, and Iunhing thence IN 1oses1s .difecion
Gi,y el.Al feed, thsnce at right pIg es IN norhery
direction l2O ieei, thence 10 al custer N diEesup 80
tnel. lhsnce s.,ulherly direction LA leet 10 the
piace OF beginning, get with Mi t- IeneIne bts
ime, - and uppertin' nsfs tbsresnu belong.
ING Ar in ATTY way apperiHlDibY Ai-s,. VA and Ia MI
Of thatcTan piece " parc'i of Ia ii lying and D-ng
siIuatru la tl,e ely, cDuni! AMI State Lrestid lying
ou.sld- OF the town plot oi the lpwn OF Oroviie
sIt tJwn the piUi Of the town ef lille now
on in iIe ReczIrder's Office of Butte county Cali
fornia, coinIDencing al the T.. corner Of Lincoln
aud Front streets, ami running an ea> teriy drec.
ton I05 feet thence III right angles IA nOftherly di.
IS feet. thence Ia sontnrry direction 81 feet
TO the place al beginning together with all Of The
lennamenls, heridilimsDts ami aperiinances there.
unto belonging or IN any " 81 api erlaiHing.
The aboye safe 10 AXE place NJ the court House
uotT the city Of OrIviec EQUITY and state aforesaid
Dated June 9Th, 1857.
P.FREER, Sheriff Butte County,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-09

HARD UP.-The Shasta Republican, an
excellent weekly paper, and the Marysvilla q
Inquirer, weakly daily paper, appear to
be hard up for political party. They are
not disposed to join the Republicans. al.
though we think it is their duty to do so, as
that is the only organized opposition TO the
Democracy. They appear to be advertising
for some one to extend acoat-tail for them
to hang to. Japhat IN search of father
never exhibited more industry than that
now aetuating these interesting " Sabes in
the woods" They have followed 'jaek
o'-the. lantern" until they have become en-
tangled in the merass of "a Kl-Yi swamp.
Their complaint appears TO be the -oronic
nightmare.