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skFyE9H JUDICIAL pIuTAIGT.
BEFORE Justice Pesrspa.
hlf,sd &GAs1-5 u.s. Peer CGs -.The pliruJ WAS Al
assignee Of - Donrely coal dealer 20 recover OF de-
fendan balance OF Sl2i alleged o be- de Zoe coa sod
to defendant u the Weverey Horse sad nj Glseys Bold
ing IN defence was proved that III tons Il coal had
been delivered during the winter By Donney, ard sba!
defendants employees hsviDg called his attention TO the
small appearance Of the loads the next del
TIE city hay scales at Tonps market, and eEch ton
averaged 2s lbs snort Of 1900 lbs defendant claimed
DEDUCTION OF that amount from the whole quantity in
GLIDING that not weighed Three Coal dealers testified that
the rule TO deliver 100 lbs q! the place OF destna
tor, sad tha, any was lost By czrng from the yard,
wh CD clean coal they agreed would not exceed 10 lbs
to the ton the oealer EUs. make that loss goSd
The Justice allowed deduction only the tons
which bad beer gied boldng thu. the remainder not
having been weighed and having been PAID for before II
suspected they short could not be taken
into consideration fhe defendant Ook time to appeal
Lotkifts, brooklyn, 21i Sutton Street,
Ladies' d-ss snd nAa-is ftnges baoags .assee blsons
b:s4ds, &c.
~ Cent Ambrorypes aud 10 Cent Photo.
ralzed 81 HOLMES 80 Broadway.
Gsnin's Ventilated Beaver Cassirnere--Ths
leading asbnaee hat az the season unparalleled for light
Si1"dwss opposite - Psnls
Portable Drsss1Dg Gases IN 0rsat Variety
J. ks. SAUNDERS store only, ~ No Asox HouAs.
Pocket Gallery, Newest Styiss.--J. 4 q
SAUNDERS store only, Al No Asor Housa-
Toilet Articles. Itich Assortmsns.-J.& s,
sAUHDERs ssore onlI a. No. As.o Hoa.s
saoss AID xssasr..
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Life In Wall Observation-Disclosures at once for
DYES Wat Street Broker cent ~ Years %
LIE q wsl street ~ Md Busaiuev Ross L roUsEY
genera ayen.s. address b. MAJ JOHN 5. DI3
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Prof. Alex. q. Barry's TrSoopAsrUas n the
bes eApest Tor arsaGax ooAay1ns asaaIns
curling prcservrx and rsssornS he kAy Iis Nv Sod
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Cxtseadoro's Wigs, Hair Dye ana So.psss
sand unyAled Ia tho couauy. ~soaAAs saa rs.s sad
tie dys Appbsd n In As.o~ HonA
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Sunburn, Ersshlss. sforpbey~ and EruTp-
tcus cured an dsnlored skln b. JONES old Is
ian soap "a pepo III Bowery Jones coral hatr oil, "a
fae for bad ha.r.
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bsschsisr's Hair Dye, wigs and xospssz.-
mo bes: IA the world SURPRISING At So a,d and ~.
Piled ~ the maaufArrory, rs BrosdwAy.
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Stock MuhAnIv.

1000 III Freel'd wp
IAN Cen July r'gn ]
5000 Gal 4 Chic LIT N
o2000I Frln&W lstmb
Is chs BS Commerce
is AM Exchange Bk |
80 Ne,rop'n Bs scrip I
10 Park Bank. ...... ]
: pe,6 HudCluslCo !
90 Penn Coal 10 ....
10 sixth Avenee RR.
20 rac Mail Steam Co
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Smithsonian House, Broadway. Corner or
Houston s.ree;on the European or American PLAN a.
Onion.
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~ Cent Ambrorypes aud 10 Cent Photo
grains Niagara as the city country generally plcto
Rallied b. HOLMES. 80 Broadway
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Gsnan's Ventilated Beaver Casslmere--The
leading fashionable hat az the unparalleled for light
nezs snd decided elegance kor sale only by aENIN IA
Sr0adway. opposite 5, Psuls.
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Loekifts, brooklyn, @jl b'uitOa Street,
Ladies' Dies snd nAaa fEtnges bAoags assee, buttons,
b.aids &c,
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LIVERPOOL OAssn tcAuoy.

The following statement OF the nj In cotton
since the lat September lst, compared with tie pre-
VIM three
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shoss AID z,..srs
The nsgsai axSu.msns
AID chsspoxt IN the cisy,
AiyaDOHg Us Broedwsy aod ItO Ful.on street
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

wEsSxp,T, July =, 1857.
he current prices for the week Mt all Tho markets arc
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-05-22

Personally, 70 u, the change be MAKES b .
source Of deep rspss. During our residence
here, amid the mutations OF parties, and
during thoss embarrassing days which &C
casionally arise In the vicisitudes Of polisi.
al action, though not always agreeing pre-.
cissly with u in the views We have taken OF
political topics, We have been eheered BY
ais kindness, and sustained BY friendship
which the tongue Of the snvenomed. or the
malicious eosld not shake, and that liberal.
ity Of sentiment which 10 the Characteristic
Of large hearted, honorable man. We
may Be pardoned for this personal allu'ion,
Our place Loses an energetic business man,
an exemplary citizen, and oursOlvesa friend
Our best wishes 70 with him 70 bis home IN
The west, whore be cannot but Be- prosper.
Gus in business, fer he has in his own COM
position, that self.rslianss, that indomisa
bic energy. and those social virtues. ant
that public spirit, which will tring success
in any community, and which cannot fai
of securing /, him the public esteem ans
confidence.
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THE Union AND EASTERN JOURNAL BIDDEPO

q party 70 throttle 10 whom ID chooses 70 do
%. Let every man look 70 his record and
re where be stands. Thsrs 10 whiE, and
q democratic party In this sountry-to which
do you belong, and what men are y0u sus-
tanning!
We ssy again that the democracy Of this
District are sold and We caution all demo-
Gratis to beware how they subscribe TO their
swn iniamy by endorsing The measures or
following tho lead Of those who have sold
W. II, in the opinion Of others, Ne are
marketable properly, that op'nio" dos not
constitute Q fsef: but when We permit our
.elvss to BE- bought and sold without remon.
strance against Il, then in reality We are
nothing but merchandise, and II this cass
ought 70 be labelled, Sold Ut lseALIs, BAD.
SON, ClrrroRp. APPLETON D Co, To TAx.
LEY, KENNEDY, AND oTRE1s.
posnL, CHORUS - FINALE.
The whole sum and substances Of this mat.
ter 10, that Ingalls,, Farley, Babeon and
Kennedy are to take supreme control OF po
llitical afairs in Lincoln County. and snaps
them TO suit tho interests Of Clifford, Apple
ton 4 Co., 70 whom Kennedy ID indebted fol
his Office.
From present Indications, II would not b
strange If the Liusola democracy should
bring N action of libsl against thu WIFI
organization TO test the validity Of Little
two year old marriage. We would simpl,
say to the Whiss BY way Of encouragement
"S.snd up for your rights"
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-05-22
May 30, 1857.

GoSr To Tus WEST. JARVIS WILLIAMS
ESQ. has broken up his residence here, and
on No day, with his family, LEFT in the
cars for the new home he has chosen in that
iand to which too many Of our best bust
ness, and public spirited men Of tho cast,
are turnins-ruE WEST. lie gocs to st.
Paul, Minnesota. where he has already made
arrangements to embark in business, and to
which he takes, in the shape Of machinery,
for several steam mills, the material with
which TO commence On extensive business
Mr. W., is one Of the kind Of men which q
place will miss. For fourteen years he has
been n resident Of our rlace, engaged in &c
tive and extensive business, and by the ener-
" of his business character, his enlarged pub
lie spirit, and those social qualities which
lead to public confidence and esteem, and
the still closer relations Of private FREUD
shin has cndeared himselfto the community,
and u large circle of friends, who will not
cease to regre, that be has felt constrained
to 10 ~ another, and 70 what seems to him,
4 ridsr ssld Of hsaiass sasrs and AsSs.-
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-05-22

An ELroASr ClApLf. Samuel Colts Ia.
FAINT son 10 to swing in cradle made out Of
the Charter Oak, present from Isaac Stu.
art, who was the owner Of the troe. Tho
cradle, which has been seen by the editor
Of the Hartford Press, Is thus described
alt 10 conoe shaped the base being
natural limb VI oak-from the bottom
beautifully carved acorn depends, to which
are attached two silken cords which are
used to swing IL. The ndes are deliberately
carved in open work, in the highest style Of
art, representing branches, leaves, and
acorns Of the oak In the centre on one sido
is Col. Colts coat OF arms, and on tho
other tablet for IN inscription.
The inside of the cradle Is lined with blue
cloth Of the finest texture, with u beautiful
fringe running around the edge. Tho posts
which support the cradle are finely carved
from solid piece Of oak. The centre and
longest portion ofthe supports. Is cut 70 i'm
itats branches Of tho oak INTERVIEWING, ani
the whole Is surmountei by two cults ram.
pant, facing inward, which produces
most spIritsd eEcct Upon the lower por-
ton Of each VI tho supports aro CARED iour
colts heads. The platform upon which 1t
stands, Is lined upon its sides throughout
with the genuine bark OF the Garter Oak.
Upon the middle oft Is noble and mas
sive lDOt Of the oak, the lower surface Of
which is eIquisitely polished, upon which
Is Mr.. Stuart's own handwriting, arc two
sppropriats yercs from Mrs. Sigourncy's
lines upon the fall OF tho famous tree. Va
r,ous parts Of the cradle are inlaid with
amethyst, smoked topaz and other precious
stones, purchased by Col Colt at the great
Asiatic fair at Novssorod. The smoked to.
DIE il said TO b. one Of the largest stones Of
shat description in tho world.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-05-22

ExIoRASr Arp TO VIRGINIA. The Nor
folk Herald of the GOTH lt,. has the follow
ing sound views upon one of Eli Thayers
letters upon the Virginia emigrstins scheme;
/" The truth Is no longer to DO blinkcd,
that Virginia il in want Of such cinignnts,
TO regcnerats her old lands and clear up and
bring into cultivation her new to develop
her mineral wealth and build up manuiae'
tories within her borders for she Is daily los
ing her slave population upon which she mas
heretofore chieaI depended for oil her indns-
trial operations. and specially lot tho S cai,
tiyation Of tho soil. What better plan
could be offered, then. for the suppression OF
this growing evil. than 10 encourage hardy
and Industrious race Of free men to como
and gil tho place Of her retiring population ;
u,rchase her deserted lands and work them
adding BY their labor to the productiev
rs.ourss and physical strength Of the com.
mouwsslth, Al for the apprehension Of
evil from their ssd slavery prjaaiss, u b
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-05-22

FIRE AND LIGHTNING. Tho Worcester
Spy reports that during thunder storm on
Saturday afternoon, barn in Westbo-
rough, belonging to ST.. Fay, was struck
BY lightning, and horse in It was instant.
ly killed. The barn vas set on'arc by the
lightning, and burnt down. Two calves in
the barn were burnt. The house Of Patty
Andrews, in the same vicinity, was also
struck by Lightning. The electric auid
passed down the chimney, shattering 1t to
fragments, and seemed to e1pend its force
in pot Of cream that stood in the chimney
corner. Miss Andrews received quito a
severe SHOCK, and was affected with partial
deafness for some time afterwards. Anoth.
er house about mile distant, was also
struck, but suffered little damage.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-05-22

TIE INV roS TioS Oh TuT AngRIcAS TxAcl
Soc,rrY on SLAVERY. The resolutions upor
the relations Of this Society to Slavery
adopted by the American Tract Society al
its annual meetin. in New York, this week
are as follows:
Resolred, That the American Tract So
cigty was established for u definite purpose,
ramclv, - To ditiusc knowledge OF our
Lord Jesus ChIi,t rs the Redecmer oil sin.
ncrs, and to promote the Interests oil vital
cpllny,s and sound morality, by the eircu-
IN rn at religious tracts circulated 10 IT,
Give the appreciation OF all evangelical
Christians" -,
> Taatthis Society cannot therefore with
pr,prirty allow its,ll to be made special
nr.,n oi any one system ct religious or NOR
al reform, such ~ temperance, peace, anti
r,rary. unti.slayCry, etc /; while within ITS
prIr.r sphere, ,ts influence should sustain
Sic r.u,S of truth and righteousness IN all
tlrir departments. -, -,
-. HAT in endcsvorinS to accomplish MS
Mch and holy mission, the Society shouiu
DIAL cytn-handclly. aud bear impartial tes-
timony against all forms OF fundamental
d,c,rinll error and practical immortality
Prevailing in any and every port oil our
country.
4. That in the Judgment Of your Com
mitt,c, the political aspects OF slavery he
entirely without the proper sphere OF TINS
Society. and ciunot be Discussed IN Its pub
licatiGus: hut tina, those moral duties which
grow out of the existence Of slavery, rs well
MS those moral evils and vices which II Is
known to promote, and which are condemn
XII ia Scripture, and 50 much deeplored by
sy,Dr.lir,l Christians. undoubtedly 90 fall
within the province OF this Society, and can
and ouch, g. h, discussed in inltcrnai anu
Christian spirit.
). Tat whatever considerations IN the
I5.r NAV have sCrmcd ~ recommend 10 Tue
1,h,ishru- Cummlttc, the course pnrsusd
a. i,sr,yi.iun Of certain works, yet, IN tie
future publication Of books and tracts, no
alteration or OMISSION Of the scai'msHf' q
ohg GuiiOr should BE- made but works not
ADAPTED to the design OF the Society IN their
original form. or by regular impartial
abiidsmsnt, should b. wholly omitted.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-05-22

The special correspondent Of the N. Y
Herald, thus writes from Washington:

Inc spesiai correspondent Of inc N. Z.
herald, thus writes from Washington:
"Goyernor Wslker's proprsmme IL 10 NJ.
low the nro.slaye,v na,ty IN 40 ON and
frame their Slave State Consultation to Al.
low the Free State party, at the same time,
to hold u, many contentious and pas ~
many indignation resolutions q, thy please,
anu W .hio. All .he tooeesing. VI Toa'
5;J ma.ir..,a in bsbalf ofhi, nav eo,5n,o.
mise. Aud what is thsti Tho simple
achene Of giving the lions share Of Kansas
~ now Organised 70 ths irec STATE party
- ro1 80 nv. s ~. y s,".a an, :" !.
small .lies ~ Southern Ksns.. . i.,ye slics
from the splendid Indian country south Of
~ tue save Ssase ana inc Free S'A" "
' Rv ,b;' s, s unamsr, 'n !" .,,,o.., ,h,.
both the pro.slavery and FREQ STATE poli,i.
clans, in getting the congressman, and 9th.
er s'poils Of new State, will b. satisfied.
ahI sna. tne 'pesuIasors 10 ana,, 'ISn iG.'
SeJ and aboyc all t6s, , great ,reaty Of
peace will follow between the North md the
South. This is the real plan Of Governor
M anel; Inc o'nei pan OF aola'ng y tne
of the neonle &c IL only IN. tub thrown
out to amuse the whale and the pudgeons. A."
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-05-22

Pixies arithmetic with it, pounds, shillings,
and pence was the only book used. teaching
the science Of numbers. On the table Of
tho master, at his hour ylsss, to teach Us
the Eight Of time; and remember with
what impticnce used to watch the falling
sands. 1t wss . standing rule with our
master that. whenever he entered or lcft the
school room all were TO rise and make their
obeiAnce. So whenever the boys Left or en-.
tered, they were to do the samo. If called
out TO read or spell, they were arranged in
rank and file, and when the word was an.
noun cod, attention." oil bowed with pro.
found respect. The last words uttered,
when the school closed ut night, were "Rs-
member your manners and 60 directly
home"
The foregoing sketch Of country school
as il existed some sixty years ago. although
designed for particular locality will apply
no doubt, to many parts Of New Eng
land. Aud though might 90 on to describe
thousand incidents that occurred, in day.
Of yore-ss how, that ugly Bob William
ran away with the boys clothes while the!
were bathing in tho brook, in consequence,
Of which, six Of Us got punished for our de
linquincy in being late, and how Joe Eel
from the beach tree and frasturcd hii arm
while gathering nuts between school-ans
moro particularly how Josh B, ate
attending our school several terms, neve
advanced beyond, NIB, ID, o., ub. But I On
admonished by the length Of this communi
cation to pause, with merely adding on
simple question and its solution. When
are those boys now' Alas! they are scat
tered to the lour winds. Many are dead
some found their last sad resting place OF
the coral reef-others fell on victory's rc'
feld-and others in still fur distant climes-
vi lie q fow, like lone tree on the broa'
prairie, still 1.-Two on the homssteads Of shsil
forefathcrs. w.x.D.
Kennsbunkport.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-05-22

Ay,,cr,yo Ann MOST Apr,nAplx, Han.
nah Moor, in . letter 70 her .i,,or. written
;, ,-ao H.. ,ho c,,,ow;,, ;,,.,s.,;,u m.
o;dor,.
/" Tho o,,o, uo,,;r, ,bo co,,o;, If Com.
uo,o,. John.,n., MI n,;,o. h,.oLe,.,.J
a, Sir Ch.,lo. M;5sIs,on,. and rsla,ed tho
,o,lov;n, ,;,,le ,necdo,o O,e a., hs von,
~, ~ 81. o,r ,h;n a. d;,o =, h'.,a or,
Nth, ,b;lo ho M. ,b.,. . .,o,m .ro..
wh;oh !, , .bo,, ,i,,o m.ds an on,;ro -
ot his o,n .b;n % which !, ,.. ;mno..,blo
f., lin 4, ,.,,,, u.h.d,,o - h,,,a
,xo l;,,ls hov, on. Can, and N, o,b., svo
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-05-22

~ We understand that thero ore severa
strait wings in saco, and We suppose in thi.
city, who would not object to taking the
Post-ofkces, II rendered them. Our p. NJ.
has taken great interest in the cause Of strai,
whisgery in this city; perhaps he would
have no objection to having successor
from their ranks. If We arc to have new
Postmaster, or If the old ono i retained
ID makes no difference to us-we trust that
weshall have decent Post-of6ce. The pres
ent one is = nuisance, and it, arrangement
for letter delivery still worse. Mr.. Tuck, II
you are to hold On. give Us, We pray you, =
more respectable looking Office. You nn
afford 70 do this.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-05-22

Hon. NAL Dow. This distinguished
friend Of the Prohibitory Law, sppaars 70
have been received with great enthusiasm in
England. We have received copies Of Eng.
lish repcrs, giving extended accounts Of
large and interesting temperance meetings
which hs has addressed, and giving also the
arrangements for many moro meetings which
he will addre's. May 20, he Is to speak in
Exeter Hall London. His reception in Eng
land is Of tho most gratifying character.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-05-22
DIf tho distillers of whisky who use

OH tho distillers Of whisky who use
strychnine are extensive owners Of hogs.
they haven't made much by introducing the
poison. The Cincinnati Gazette says that at
lngrahams distillery, from the lst Of Au.
gust to the 9th Of October. l2s5 hogs died.
At the distillcry ut Pituburg, since tho 18th
Of October 2516. Mr.. Pate, Of Riring Sun
lost 500; Mr.. Slower, Of Covington. 500 /;
Messn CAT, Of Aurora, 1856. At New
Richmond, since the strychnine disease made
is appearance. lO.4a5. have died; and in
the vicinity Of Auron, GOO have died
making IN aggregate, 80 far a. accounts
have been received, Of 5000 hogs. valued
At $500, OO0' and when fstted, would have
have been worth $6so.00o.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-05-22

q A singular fatality seems 70 have At
tended the shipbuilding operations on tho
Ksnnsbunk river last ycar, sono Of the most
snterprisins builders having died. or become
dangerously III. Is they were about TO COM
mencs the spring business. All Titeome
yard there d now vessel up, being built BY
Mcssrs. Vim. Lord, Of Ksnnebunk, and d.
Clesves, Of Sseo. At "ths PORT" sni0H
yards have been formed BY the carpenters
themselves. Two or three schooners and .
ship are now up.
Darn o, HoS. HllIx Brlcurs.-IIon.
Hiram Bclcher, Of Pennington, died on
Thursday morning in that town. lie has
occupied o prominent and influential posi-.
ton 10 that place for over forty years and
his los will DO deeply felt, not only by his
immediate towns men, but by tho citizens
Of Franklin and Kennebcc counties, with
whose interests, for nearly half Q century,
he has been closely identified. Mr.. b. had
been out ofhealth for soma time.
Ono person employed on tho Leaven-
worth Times, the Free State paper Of Lca'.
enworth, was registered on tho bogus census
list. All thoss employed on the pro-slaverJ
papers were ofeourse REGISTERED. Even Mr..
Adams, who has just been elected Msyorn
ut the election in which the Free States mo
triumphed, was not put on the list. AT tho
ame tine, Eve hundred Mis,ourians crossed
tho border, ses up their claims on the In
dian lands not open TO prevention registered
their names and, thus qualified ~ voters in
Kansas. went home, to return again ON the
day of the election, -ProSidtnes Journal.
An Italian Prince, whose territories wero
very small having taken offence ut French.
man who resided at his court, sent him IN
order to leave bic State IN three days.
81 am much Obliged 70 his holmes"
ssid the Frenchman, "for giving me three
days To do what may be easily done in three
quarters Of IN hour"
This reminds Us Of Shocco Jones" Old
Shock"-sho, when the Governor OF Rhode
Island forbade him to fight duel In that
seven by min. State. declared that he intend.
cd 70 6re over It,"
SENATOR'S SrwARp AND Rrsr GoISo ROUND
TUE GLOBE The Washington correspond.
ens Of the N. Y. Evening Post writes
am informed that Senator's Seward Of
New York, and Rusk Of Texas, will, on the
expiration Of the session, start on q nine
months tour round tho globo They will
pass across tho isthmus by Nicaragua,
thence to California, thence 70 the Sandwich
Islands, (whsre Senator Seward will deliver
an agricultural sddr0ss) thence to China,
and, after passing through India and ASIA
Minor, Egyps,snd pos'ibly southern Europe
will sail through the straits Of Gibnlter to
the United States, 30 as to attend Csngres
in the carly part Of next ssslon. A glorious
programme Of travel. May each Of them
bring back the wisdom OF Ulysses.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-05-22

A MrsrAEr. The Portland Advertiser Of
Tuesday, corrects tho mistake it made the
day previous, in saying that the Temperance
people had called convention to nominate
q candidate for governor, to Be held in Port
land, on the 25.n day Of Jnne; the same
day on which the republicans hold their
State convention in Bangor. The convention
alluded to, was convention Of the Sons Of
Temperance, to DO held the 18th inst. in
Portland.