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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-11-05
Aroostook.

The few statements which have appeared
in the Democrat within the past three or
four weeks respecting the agricultural ca.
pacities of that portion OF northern Maine,
now including the county OF Aroos,ook,
were necessarily loosely thrown together and
calculated to convey but very indefinite
idea Of the natural resources Of that coun.
try. Nor could l, he expected that notes,
many Of which were taken when we were
IN frunaiu, and o,hers hastily penned during
our brief stops. could do anything like jus.
ticO to % important subject. am aware
that candor and truthlulness should charnc'
toriIe all statements thrown before the pub
lie with regard To thi. matter. for ho~ever
much the members Of our party nigh, have
been delighted with the new and interesting
and,,o many novel scenes which were opened
to them in their has,y journeyings through
these primeval forests. ii Is quito n different
thing. and under quite different cireumstan.
ccs for person to take his family, and bid.
ding friends and neiehbors adieu, to sock
his fortune and n future home in the will.
derness. IL iss thing which should not be
hastily undertaken, and in no case should
person change his place OF residence with
on, fair prospect Of lettering his condi-
ton. Many are forced to depend al,ogeth.
cr upon wha, they read for their knowl-
edge OF this at present, almost isolated eoun-
try. and whoever, through tho press or
otherwise, knowingly misrepresents or over.
estimates its capabilities and natural resour-
ces j, guilty Of a great wrong. Emgranis
on their arrival should find jus, wha, they
were led 10 expect To end, and nothing les.
There are at present several interests which
arc operating in various ways to induce em.
isration eastward, but in this matter the
true interest Of the individuals most direct
ly concerned. and Of the State, should be
most Of all regarded.
propose. IN a manner not to occupy too
much space. II look carefully over the
ground, and give, in brief. my views respect
ins the soil. climate and agricultural eapac-
itics Of tai. portion Of our State domain.
Doubles. there are many who have pre-
conceived ideas respecting the appearance
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-11-05

Born at South win.dor, (wappine) CT,
Oct. %, 1857, two daughter. and son, and
Oct. l3, 1858, two sons OF j. 7. Strong
making three sons and two daughter, born
within year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-11-05
JOHN J. FERRY. Editor.

rerms.~--Ons l'ar arj ffl, rents sifieil,
~ Apyaxcr; one d,sli,r ral s-ven'y-6ve csui'
,,,fh.. ~ aios'h-; t~o 'lars a. the cod Il he
,slr 20 which hN1 ceus viu b. aided io'
sver, ssaf vhich pa,iagst Be- ,ya,oi.
- :. r.. NtLrs, tsrIcrss0r toy. ". Paimer. ?
Neusr.psr Ndvsrtisiag Agcrt, No I, Sol :
Bui ding. CHrfr street. u1st1H, BE- auiho' 49, 20
receive aivr i.r,nca,. iar ths 7aper' 81 the ''"'
rates rrCnired b, ...
-->. p6rrrSottL ; Co 10 STATE 81
Boston. ani - Nas.au So, ~" '",N' ate "e'
dulr 1H'hafirsi a-rnis O. rfuf 's '"'-''
for,srdinr sHyefti-swrufs.
r..- A.. ..r..t DE 40 sisrTiisrmruts - held o.
a.. ~. f,..., tts go. of thr fret i1srttien.
- Concentrations shUait ~ directed o.
sTte ONirrI DCm1cat.' Pare, We.
Book and Job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY ENECUTED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-11-05

VIZ SURRENDER. The Oxford Democrat
talk. about potatoes Of which It takes only
thirty to bushel-preeented by Mr.. Moses
Mason Of Bethel, to the Farmers Club OF
that town. [Piscataquis Observer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-11-05

from frost, and 10 tho spring the sun
without and the warm earth within acting
upon IL, causes It to disappear as suddenly
rs II comes, and as soon rs u Is gone the
land is all ready for the pillow. So the ground
!. ready to receive the seed as early in AroOs-
took as IL IL here.
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snsatt,r sorersi;nty

IaaG,T .i..s ,lc people are. properly
spakius. ,ae slya.,u. They make the
gay-uu.r roo. md ,a.y control 1t. through
o., t4lI.t.H. w., a,t throws over thu
idea 90, p I..,r r.u.ra ..., 90 charm -
v..n 81. ,I..k y,"T l-,ar sovereignty,
OF .4ua,.,s 'a,,rgiSu,y, wasn disconnected
ir.u o.. -uas yf Ia..lvl Tar,iIanshiP.
W, r.c.-r.. tLc rsg.t principles Of elf
g1,.mu..;. .ua.syui Boo che people.
The -r.-t abstract lruy,T.s 81 squa;.sr
s.Hr,'r,y. 81, i,h.,e ,o tui from some
o.. .aeauu '.,, -ltup under i,s name, Ne
W DIV dissent. On l,.,, Cen. CAS-, i,s.r.
odn Nomination 90 tie T..-.lrcy anu 8.
obtain q ir southern !gc,Iass. be wrote
DE- c.'sir,.l Nicholson letter. To- which be
d,u..i O.. r1vG OF C.r-7s' 70 legi.laie
uIor Ga, sa' e,. .' slavery, anl commended
that .gsl power l,i.us exclusively, to the
Itor'e u. Go 'grs.;gr,., u... tn thcir IN.
.lut coalition. I.., a4, o., ousin Of
az IDEA v...1 '. . such larrcd upon.
cy.1 -... s..e. .. .riy T.Tlancc a.
J-l-' plusiAsT pro-
o.. sct.s principle into the
h. t,l.. add % Pa, been urs.
e. b. Dc, special friend, as The
g.. ~ ,Asa.s Dr tr.akiug down
IT, Mt..4u restriction and exposing ,h,
tuufr... R.-,l, ana N.'ri.kl "a the
nral. .. g.att-, slavery. W.su the doe.
uIur Of -i.a.pr ..vs.--ty was Gr,, pro.
mu'g,,.a, D., 90. rre.s.ssi .r.eul. as one o.
IT, mata plank. 90 Gle democratic plat.
form w., wadsagr iaHcjo ,ae people o.
A,rrri,4g,, ..r,rs 'i1r r,. f-r'5'ial ans
en-. l1 ....r v.rl.. .. We. .... .ri.d ~
a. N.-g WIZ ., t.r lar.y .at the
T.ai', ola ..v'.ry. ,.r..S their L. s,,.a.
tur,. .a. right. ru..r Gre Constitution,
g. ua''.. ur abolish ..t,rry. ~ passing
ia~- Protesting 10 Ir.i'.uus 90. Il con.
o,L.' g.. poser % '.. people 90, a territory
q zeal v.. ,..,.suii. ans .;.rT question,
o!r-'t-, ..l,,a,.r0 IT,, was tie con-
s,ru coon D.. uIau che .lg.r.ag ga the 'rcc
SAT-, - prot s,.ial,.,.. - SJuttern
dru..a'. a. ve L-ye Dad OCCASION IRE
ql.u.y o. sruaIx, never have cOucclel
thi. power . :hc r'1p.s r. a territory, bat
dea1uu-.I . then as tasy l-ys ever since,
as bum.r-
TIE Ia, J.aSinuaii e. Iav-utisn Puta new
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-11-05

Henry O'Rielly. the great telegrapher,
says that Rochester now probably controls
q larger extent Of telegraph lines than 10
controlled by any one Of the larger cities OF
the world.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-11-05

y Will our friends L,ar 90 mind, That
to secure early attention. the. ..yors should
be sent directly to this oaice. an ~. - the
editor. Address, always. Publisher. Of "The
Oxford Democrat, Paris" on all matters
pertaining to the paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-11-05

~ Dr LArHAN will call on our suSscri.
bgrs in RumlOrd and Andovsr next week.
We hops all will be prepared to zee him,
and furnish him with a supply Of the "need-
full"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-11-05

c. c CorEr. An adjourned session Of
the County Commissioners Court will be
held AZ The Treasures Ofice, on the 10th
Of November inst,
The Surrcme Judicial Cour, will com.
msnee It's session in Paris next Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-11-05

The Republican American candidate for
Congress in the frs, district in New York,
was LrruzE c. CAKrER, E'q., native OF
Bethel, IN ibis State, and 'r.tl,r To the late
Iior. 2. = Cfr-.r. of I.us. The Tribune
expressed confidence m i, election; but SO
have no rct-ul, from L., district
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-11-05
TIE ELECTIONS.
Great Republican TriumphS

r., election. on Tuc,iay resulted In a
tsiu lJh a Republican rriuuplcs, as com.
T'g,s "a, ,.gl could wish. The eonte., va.
severe one,-jus, such an one as j. rcquir.
el TO nv the metal OF true Republican..
The victory. glorious one. better. indeed,
than We have dared 10 hops tor, ihough our
confidence 10 the triumph Of the right. has
been - strong a. TO give Us little fear tor
the result.
MAs,,cuusEr5s. The old Bay State, ever
true IN tie maintenance OF freedom. has
reelected Goy. Bank. by near $1,000 ma
jority. H. elected Republican L"gi.la.
turc.-thu. securing the return Of Henry
Wil,nn % the Seuatc.-all the County I'll.
GERS. anu an unhroken Republican delegation
in Congress. In tIe 9Th aud jth districts a
oerri'le fstt has been made, bat Burhngame
and R,cc are elected Their defeat would
have been a national disgrace. The delega.
ton j, as follows.
LIT DIST, Thoma, u. Eliot. New Bedford.
81 is. Buihrtyn. F,ti River.
81 CI,rle. Francis Adams. Quincy.
l,h " Alexander n Rice. Boston.
5,h Arson BdriingAnc, Cambridge.
9th 4" John b Alley. Lynn.
7th Daniel ". Gooch. salem.
s'h Charles r. Train, birmingham
g,. E. Thayer. Worcester.
lOth " Charlie, De. NJ. Northampton.
llyh " n. l.. Dawes, North Adams.
NEv YoES. The returns received when
we went 90 rrcss, indicated the election Of
Hon. +. d. Morgan, Republican, for Cow
ernor, by - 600 ,ority. AGispatch saw.
tte Albany Argu .',imed i've representa-
iiyes g. Conrre-s,-New York send. 80, Of
whoa II Of ;hc pre-an, members were elect
Cd a. democrats.
Miuio,N. The Telegraph reports that
the Republicans have swept the whole State
No figures are given.
NV JERsr. Thi. State is conceded to
the Republicans. All the Congressional
districts have been carried. This State has
in the prescn, Congress three democrat. to
two republicans.
lLLNors. We have nothing definite from
this State. \ dispatch says that Chicago
gave 1900 republican majority.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-11-05
rnYsIrlL GTnGRArnY.


Aroo.took county i. about one hundred
aud thirty mile. long by forty wide, con.
tanning about I've thousand square miles
II i. bounded north by ,he ST. Johns river,
We, by penobsco, county, east by New
Brunswick. the line running on an average
about siI miles from and nearly parallel
with the ST Johns river aud south by the
county Of Washington. The northern aud
southeastern parts Of the county are drained
BY streams e'nptyins into the st. Johns
river, while other portion. arc drained by
streams flowing into the pcnobseot. The
land from the south line Of the county risss
in gentle sVelIs and uniulation.. until IL
a,tlins hight Of about four hundred feel,
above the SEA level. the highest land being
In No. H., about fifteen miles north OF
Prcsque Isle, from this point It inelincs to
the north and east, To ,hs valley Of the ST.
Johns. II is plentiiully supplied with
water throughout It's whole extent, from the
numerous tributaries OF the st. John aud
PSnob-cot rivers. The water. too. is very
clear and pure. There are no elevations
which IN northern Oxford would BE- disui.
fed with the name Of mountain. though
Katahdin, the second mountain in heigh, in
New England, and Others Of the same chain
extending northward are seen from many
pointC in the county. Mars Hill. 50 init.
mately connected with the settlement OF our
northeastern boundary. is abou, as high n.
any elevation which | noticed. - though
there may DO some higher points in the
county further nor,h,-and this is only a
moderate elevation covered with dense
forest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-11-05

ADMITTED To TEE BAR. Yesterday on
motion Of +. A. Harding. Esq, Charles
Ilamlin, OF llampden, was admitt@l to the
Bar OF the supreme Court. Times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-11-05
NO. 8, r. 3.

Thi. township lies south Of Smyrna, and
west Of Llnneus. and from the military road
through n portion Of Linneus, to Its east
line, the distance is about three miles. THIS
IL regarded q. one Of the best settling town.
ships in this part Of the county. Ii inelines
n little to the south, Is covered with u fine
growth Of hard wood, IN which the sugar
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took and Job Ptiutiu
LOCAL AGENTS.

PROMPTLY Am NEATLY rNEcUTED
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oarKsaNs. CoURC SALE.

SSY VIRTUE CT a PLURIUS ORDER OF
sEs the Orphans Court Of Cambria county,
there viii be exposed to public sale at the house
o. John G. Given, in the village Of jefferson, on
Tuesday, the 1st day of June next, at one O'Clock
T. NJ. all the right, title and interest of William
Crum, in the following described tracts Of land,
viz:
All that piece or parcel of land, with its ap-
pnrtenances, commencing at q spruce, corner on
line OF Arant Sonman, thence ncrth 10 west 81
perches to post, thence South west $50 per-
ches tc post, thence South 10 east 62A pcrches
to sugar on line of John M'Coy, thence north
A east 80 pe-ches to line, thence north east
178 perches to the place of beginning-contain-
ing 90 acres and 128 perches, the same being al
lotted to William and Benson Crum, and situate
in Summerhill township, Cambria county.
TER NJ S One third of the purchase mon
ey to he paid on confirmation of sale and the re-
sidue in two equal annual payments thereafter
with interest, to be secured by the judgment
bonds and mortgages of the purchaser.
EPHRAIM CRUM, Admir-,
March q, 165S:19
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a CURSE REMOVED WomanhooI every
where is experiencing the evil effects OF the
curse inflicted on her sex, BY Ewes disobedi-
encc IN tn, garden of Eden. Ever since our
ancient mothers first effort to hide her shame
Tor violating the expressed will of her Crea-
,or by sewing together and wearing fg leaves
neF daughters have been doomed to ''stich
away their lives" in obedience to the exorbi-
'ant demands of fashion in the modern
a-'rnments of her sex The only relief they
s1n ever expect from the drudgery of hand
sewing, must be found in the Introduction of
'HoYER & BAKER Sewing Machine into ev-
Wy household. By lis use every wife and
mother will have ample leisure 10 bestow at
Tnlion 10 the education Of her children. do
iIT i%S'er sewing than by hand. and have better
H. I1,h and more comfort than she can posi-
'Aine Z" - Ia ii-'- -'i"'
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THE SCOTT LEGION

We were not manv-we who stood
Before the iron sltot that day,
Yet many a gallant spirit would
Give half his years, if he but could
Have been with US at Monterey.
Now here. now there. the SHOT is haild
In deadly drifts of fiery spray,
ct not a single soldier quailed
When wounded comrades round them wai1d
Their dying shout at Monterey.
And on, still on, our column kept
Through walls of flame its wiJhering way,
Where fell the dead, the living step:;
Still charging on the guns which swept
The slippery st t,eets of Monterey.
The foe himself recoiled aghast.
When, striking where he strongest lay,
We swooped its flaming batteries past,
Aud braving full their murderous blast,
Stormed home the towers Of Monterey.
Our banners on these tur.ets wave,
Aud there the evening bugics play
Where orange boughs above their grave
Keep green the memory of the brave
Who fought and fell at Montery.
We arc net nany-we who pressed
Beside the brave who fell that day
But who ofus has not confessed
He'd rather share their warrior rest.
Than not have been at Monterey.
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ADMINISTER AToR's NOTBCEs.

q ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION HAVE
u been granted to the undersigned on the es-
tate of William Byerly late of Johnstown. Cam
bria county, deceased. All persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and all persons
holding claims against said estate will present
them properly authenticated for settlement
HENRY CREVEB, !
CHAS. BILESTINE. A'''i
March 10, 1S58:I6:6t
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HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that the following
described tracts of unseated lands and lots of
ground in the said county of Cambria, or such
parts thereof as may be necessary to pay arrear-
ages of taxes due thereon, for one year or more
viii be offered for sale at the Court House in the
Borough of Ebensburg. on the second Monday of
June (being the 18th day,) and continue by ad-
journment from day TO day until the whole be
sold for such arrearages of taxes and costs, ne
cessarily accruing thereon.
UNSEATED LIST.
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NruI a0uGrtisrlllgllia.
SEEEHEFE,s SALE.

ny VIRTUE OF SUNDRY WRITS OF VEN
y ditioni Exponas issued out of the Court of
Common Pleas Of Cambria County, and to me di-
rected, there will be exposed to sale by public
outcry. at the Mansion House, in the Borough Of
Johnstown, Cambria county, on FRIDAY, the
both day OF April, 1853 at one o'clock, P. NJ.
Al the right, title and interest of William
Howard and George w. Hodges, of, in and to
lot of ground Situate in the Borough Of Johns
town, Cambria county, adjoining the Canal Ba-
sin, lots of JOHN Barnes, ID. B. Wakeheld's heirs
and others, having thereon erected two story
| frame warehouse, not now occupied; ALSO
| All the right title and interest of said defend
| ants. Of in and 10 q lot of ground lying IN the
t borough of JnhnstOwn aforesaid. adjoining the
| above mentioned lot and the old Allegheny Por
| tage Rail Road, unimproved. ALSO-AH the
right, title and interest OF William Howard, one
Of the defendants. Of, i and to piece or parcel
of land, situate in Conemaugh township, Cambria
county. adjoining lands of Henry Goughnour,
| the .'ohnstown Iron Company and others, con-
! tanning fifty acres more or less. about tN enty
| acres Of which are cleared, having thereon cree
! ted hewcd log house Taken in execution and
to be sold at the suit of Fiicld and Smith, for the
use Of Chester Granger. ALSO-An the right.
title and interest Of George ". Hodges, one Of
the defendants Of in and to lot Of ground stu
ate in the borough Of Johnstown, Cambria coun-
| ty. adjoining the Canal Basin, lots Of John
Barnes, d. l5, Waketield's heirs and others, hav-
ing thereon erected two-story frame ware house
not now occupied ALSO-Au the right. title
and interest of said defendant. Of, in and to lot
or piece of ground lying in the Borough of john
stown arorsald adjoining the above mentioned lot
and the old Allegheny Portage Rall Road, unim-
proved
ALSO-AT the right. title and interest Of
William Howard, one Of the defendants, of, in
and /. piece or parcel of land situate in Cone
maush township, Cambria county, ADJOINING
lands Of Henry { oughnour, the Johnstown lror
Company and others. containing fifty acres more
or less, about twenty acres Of wilich are cleared
: having thereon erected hcwed log house.
Taken in execution and to be sold at the SUI
Of Arnold. Martin s. Potter, fer the use Of Chcs
ter Granger.
ALSO-AI the right. title and interest 0
Charles Merrman and Susannah his wife of, il
and to a lot Of ground containing about one fourtl
? of an acre more or less, situate in Conemaugl
: township. Cambria county, adjoining lands 0
] Lewis ,Jacoby, Samuel j. Homer, Peter Jacob,
and others. having thereon erected a one and 9
half story plank house, now in the occupancy o
tie said Charles and Susanna Merriman -Takel
in execution and to he sold at tho suit OF Pete
sscoby and Margaret Jacoby his wife,
j JOHN ROBERTS,
Sherif's Office, Sheriff.
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new CAsss DBY GOODS VEoUsE.

OPENING OF STRING GOODS!
ESYRE & LANDEI.L, ForRTH and ARCH
E4Streets, Philadelphia now offering a full
stock Of
Nevy Goods fer Spring OF 1858!
FASHIONABLE SPRING GOODS,
BLACK SILKS, "a to 81 inches wide,
Spring DRESS GOODS, New Styles,
SHAWLS, in all the Newest Styles,
British, French and american Chintzcs,
Full Stock OF Domestic Goods,
Full Stock of European Goods.
y. B.-Bargains in .Seasonable Goods daily
received from the AUCTIONS of New York and
Philadclp phia.
7. S.1MERCHANTS are invited to examine
the stock.
TERMS-Net cash and low prices.
March 81, tS56:20:3m.
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AUDlTOR,s NOTICE.

TTIE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN AP
| pointed by the Orphans Court of Cambria
Cornty, to hear, decide and report upon the ex-
ccptjuns led TO the account Of David II Rob
er;s. admir- de bonus non cum testamcnto aEneXo
Of David Todd Sr. decd hereby givesrotice that he
will sit at his ofi,c Tor that purpose on FhIDAY
the Tth day of MAY next, when and where al
persons interested may attend.
JOHN S. riley. Auditor.
Ebensburg April :, IS53-2l-4t
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NOTICE.

\ APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
"a to the Curt, oc Common Pleas of Cambria
Comfy, for the Incorporation Of 81. Francis A.
cader'y. at Loretta, which will be granted by
our Court at its Session. to be held on the 24th
day Of May next, if no sufficient reason be shown
to the contrary.
JOSEPH M'DONALD Prot'y.
Prothoro ary's Office, !
March q. 1858, At,
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E1-Wc learn that it Is the general i'm
preston at Washington, t at the 1-acompton
Constitution viii pass before the Adjournment
Of Congress, the opinion Of the Cambria Ir;b-
me to tie contrary notwiLLstan lug,
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T@ @DvEM @EHe
MBRIA COUNTY. IS

Gambia COUN14, SS.
l,zs The Commonwealth Of Pennsylva-
S ssss ~ MIA to Simeon j. Evans, son of Ed
IE gdsG ward Evans, late of the borough of
- Ebensburg, deceased, and E, j. Wat
ers, Esq, guardian pro hoe uice Of William and
Sarah Farr, grandchildren of the said deceased,
end to all other persons interested. GREETING:
You are hereby cited to be and appear before
the Judges of our Orphans Court at an Orphans
Court to be held at Ebensburg, on the first Mon
day of June next, then and there to accept or re-
fuse to take the real estate of said Edward Evans
deceased. situate in the borough of Ebensburg
aforesaid, at the appraised valuation put upon
it by an Inquest duly awarded by the said Court
and returned by the Sheriff the 8th day of
March instant, to wit Premises No. 1 at $500
premises No, .. $500; premises No. 3, $275
premises No. $3.50; or to show cause why the
same should not be sold. And hereof fail not
Witiess the Honorable George Taylor, Presi-
dent of our said Court at Ebensburg, the fifteenth
day of March, 4. D. 1858. NJ. HASSON,
mar24 1856 Clerk
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TREAsURER's SALE.

AF UNSEATED LANDS AND LOTS, IN
" Cambria County, 4. ID. 1868.
George J. Rodgers, Treasurer Of Cambria Coun
ty, in the Commonwcalt Of Pennsylvania, in
pursuance Of TIE several Acts OF Assembly,
Of said Commonwealth, directing the time and
manner f .llin- uns'1led lap,'= tor ta.o=. D.
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ALSO-At the same time ana place, will be
sold. the following Seated Lands and Lots of
ground. On which the taxes remain unpaid,
and which have been returned to the Commission
ers asrceably to the act Of Assembly of April,
29th 1874
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Conrad Suppes for use In the Court OF Com
Of Rosini Gels mon Pleas OF cambria
VS. County. No 124, March
Thomas Wilson and Term, 1868. Al Fend
William Burns EXpon.
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN AP,
] pointed by the Court TO make distribution OF
the proceeds of dcft. real estate sold on the writ
above stated hereby notifies all persons interes-
ted in the fund, that he viii attend 10 the duties
of his appointment al his Office in the borough OF
EbensLrTg, on SATURDAY, the Sth day Of May
next, at one o'clock P. N.
WM. KITTELL, Auditor.
April :. lS5s-2l IT.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-04-07
NOTICE TO SUPERVISORS AND OTHE r S

NOTICE TO SUPERVISORS AND OTHE RS
FEyHAT THE WEST END OF THE HUN
x tingdon Cambria and Indiana Turnpike
Road, from its Western terminus in the Borough
of Blai-svilc. to the mile post marked 81 miles
from Blairsyille and so miles from Huntingdon,
near the old tavern stand of Thomas James, in
Cambria County, is abandoned and no tolls collect
ed for the use of that distance. The Supervisors
Of the several Townships, and Boroughs, through
which that part of said road passes, are hereby
notified to take charge Of the same as per Act of
Assembly concerning certain state and turnpike
roads. passed 10th April, A. y. 1914.
JOHN s. JSET1', Scq'r.
of II. e. and Indiana Turnpike Road
March 51st 1853 90.