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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-11-13

At Court ~ Probate held al Biddslord, within and
for the County Of YORK, on the fret Tuesday In
November, IN the year OF our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and fdy-seven, BY the Honorable
Edward +. Bourne, Judge Of said Court
OLlVER BILLINGS, Administrator OF the es.
~ tate Of Mary Thompson, late Of North Der.
wick, in said county, deceased, having presented
hs first account of administration Of the estate Of
said decreased, Tor allowance: also his private
account agans, said estate.
ORpIREp, That the said Adminisu sior, give no
lice to all persons interested, by causing copy.
Of this oruer To be published three weeks suece'.
sively in the Union and Eastern Journal, printed
at Biddelord, in said county that they may appear
al n Probate Court 10 be holden ut Saco, IN
said county, on the first Tuesday IN December,
next, at ten of the clock In the forenoon, and shew
cause, ifany they have, why the same should not
be allowed
40 Attest, FRANCIS Bacon, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS Bncos, Register,
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Al q Courlof Probate, held At Biddeiord, within
and Tor the County Of York, on the dni
Tuesday In November, la the year Of our Lord,
eighteen hundred and ifly-seven, by the Hon
otable Edward E. Bourne, Judge Of said Court:
GLAHA HANSON, widow OF Ansel W. Han.
~ son, late Of Buxton, 10 said county, deceased
having presented her petition for allowance out
OF The personal estate Of said deceased.
OaDRREp, That the said petitioner give notice
to all persons interested, by causing Q copy Of
sively In the Union and Eastern Journal, printed
al Biddeford, iu said county, that they may ap.
pear alta Probate Court TO be held al Saco, 10
said counly ,on the first Tuesday in December next,
al ten OF the clock In the forenoon ana shew cause,
e any they have, why the same should no, be al.
lowed.
10 Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
a true copy, Attest, FRAscIs RAooH, Register.
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At a Court OF Probate held at Bidjeiord, within
and foe the County OF York. ON the first Tuesday
in Novemtsr. in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and tlly.seven, by the Honorable Ed
ward l.. Bourne, Judge Of said Court.
IOHN 2OBERrS, named Executor In q Ger.
y tain Instrument, Purporiins To he the last VIII
aud testament Of Jane White, late Of Wells, In
said county, deceased, having presented The same
tor probate
ORDERED, That the said executor give notice
to all persons interested by causing q cory oil
this order TO be published three weeks success.
sively IN the Union aud Eastern Journal, printed
in Biddeford in said county, that they may appear
at Probate Court to be held at Saeo, in
said county, on the first Tuesday In December
next, at ten Of the clock in the forenoon, and
shew cause, if any they have, why the said
iusirumeu, should not he proved; approved, end
allowed - the last will and testament Of the said
decreased,
&c Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS BAcos. Register.
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State Of Maine.

YORK IS At the Municipal Court Of the City Of
Bideford, which Vas begun and held at Biddsford IN
said counts Of York, onthe nst Monday Of November
A. d. 1887.
In the above action Il appearing that c. r. Chase the
said defendant 10 out Of the Stale and has never been
notified and has Tenant Agent, or Attorney In this
State upon whom 10 serve notice.
The Court Ordsrs that the Plaintiff use the said de
fendant TO be notified Of the tendency Of this suit BY
Publishing IN sttestel copy Of the writ anil this order Of
Court thsIeon three weeks successively In the Union
Eastern Journal, Newspaper printed In Biddeford, Ia
si cvunty u YORK; the last publication % be days
Ut lrs, ssfrs the rs Monday of December next, thai
the said defendant may NJ that time apreAr In said
Court and shsv cause u any he has, Why Judgment 5
this action should not be rendered against him and
eculiou issue accordingly
Attest, WILLIAM BERRY, JuJge.
true copy u writ and order of Court thereon.
3w&5 Attest, WILLIAM BERRY - Judge.
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5pttial gutitss.
800 Agents Wanted.

wevant smart agent IN every tO~n In Sss Eng
land TO thoroughly canvass and Introduce Pstsoi
India Rubber sA'rty riaii LAmps Agents can easily
make irOn Eve " nny dollars .dAy, the pfoas being
Large and the saiss only lInteby the number Of fsm.
lies Towns In which have already sold The Patents
viii only be excepted.
Anlettsn Of inquiry must contain . stamp 70 pre-
pay the Anssu. SHAW 1 CLARK. Jewellers,
&u Bliieford, Ne.
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DARrr.L pl.rSrss AND DISCHARGES from

nARrfAL DEAFNESS AND DISCHARGES from
ii the ear. Dr. HARTLEY generously Orers TO at
tend all persons suffering from Affections Of the ear At
bis Oics, 100 BroAiwsy, n Y, without charge until
cured thereby proving his success. upeqaaied and pro-
tectng the deAffOm being swntled By paying sesled
aurs exorbiiznt fees In advance and the infection u
still serious evils BY psrmitng the application VI
dangerous remedies By inexperienced and unskifal
hands, Dr. H. may here state that he has no eonnee-
ton whatever with any person advertising 10 deaf
ness reher has he given permission br the pueellon
" eertlneste purloriing 10 emsnse IRON him, and
cannot therefore, be responsible br any alarming
sequences resulting Om rAshness and desperation The
loss % money may not be material 10 persons but
the deprivation of one u the most AportAnt u the
ought 10 be regarded and treated With than ordi
nary sOleitade. Deafness noise In the head, aud all
dsagreesbe discharges IRON the speedily and per.
Ansntly removed without causing the least pain or
Inconvenience. cure In all cases guaranteed where
msfrmstion does not exist rhlrteen years close and
almost undivided attention 10 this branch % special
practice has enabled him n reduce his 10 such
degree d success 40 10 hai the most confirmed and
obstinate cases yield BY sssiy attention to the means
prescribed.
The following testimonials ari submitted with conn
dence. They viii shou at least In What estimation bis
professional qualification held by Of the most
dstlng pushed medical men III country
TESTIMONIALS.
"Ihave had the pleasure to meet DR.. HAsrLEr In
practice, sni have been led b brm favor opnlon
VI his character both in profession aud gsnileuaAn
Nv. 20. PAHEka, ~ D., frOfsssoriOf Surgery a.
"From my intercourse with DE-. HAArLKr, I have
fOund his department TO be correct and g~utlsnAnly.
"yALKsrrSE Nor, NJ. D."
Reference Of cures.
Mr. Goodwin, 18th street, near Broadway.
Mr.. William silyry, 20 COurtlandt street.
Mr. n, p Ilsriman, Counselor n Law, 10 City II all
Place, New York.
Dr. Bell, Dentist, Auburn, Ny.
Mr.. seth Paine, Elitor, Chicago.
Mr. James u. Burtis, Gas Works, Chicago.
Mrs. Hs~ley, and Mr.. Fred. Dean, Springfield, III.
n
Miss Sarah ssaine, Nantucket.
Miss Rsbecca ID. Howard, fairhsvsn, Mass.
James Burnett Pleasant Valley, near POughkeepsie,
New York.
rxRHs. For cure, SIS. In compliance with the re-
quest u large number q eorresponjenis In the coun
try, whose circumstances will not admit Of visit 10 New
York, DE-. n. will brward package by express, con-
tanning all the necessary treatment, appliances, &C.,
with ample Instructions To effect curs, receipt Of
slO, an the balance when cured. THEsE TEEss con-
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To Female lnYalids,
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Frie.diy Aa,ice 10 Female. While.

IRON motives whch every female viii appreciate, Ne abb
stain frOm sPscl1ns the many distressing complaints
they are subject constrained " ssy, that, DS.
CHEksENAS'. fkNiLs rus are the remedy, whenever
they are administered cure for functional derangS-
msnts OifsGales. There !. no such word as fall
This 1. rule that has known exception In period
twenty years FOr all local affections which prevent
maternity they ars lnfable. They be taken
When that event Is In prospect as they wOad inevitably
preclude the possibility 0f iis recurrence. sss adver'
t.rmeut. %
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Marrin9rs.

In Dover, 18th alt 4, Mr. George q Brooks, Of
Wr,lhrOos Me, to Mis- M inha Strout OF BuS
ten, Me. 81 inst, Mr. Nathaniel Seaman 10
Mis- Susan 4. Dawson, both Oi Slco, Me. u
inst Mr. William "a vaney, OF Sandwich, to
Ms Almira Buiirrtield. OF Scarboro' Me
Ia RollinslOrd, III inst Mr. Lewis Allen, Of
Cornish, Me. To Miss Elizabeth Hath, of Ken
nebuns.
In Sonet.wotih, Mr. Edward T. FRYE, TO Miss
Mary A. yamey, Of BerSics. Mr.. Leonard J.
Perkins, Of Berwick, I, Miss Eirabeih Hersome
VI Lebanon, Me Mr. benjamin. 7. Packard, OF
BuckfeId, Ne, To Miss Sarah a. Cooper of South
Berwick.
In Portsmouth, 81 inst, Mr. Bcuj.min Powell
To Miss Sarah Jane Moulton. 9Th inst, Mr.. WIN.
Prvble, 10 Miss Sally Welch, bath OF York, Me.
In CONWAY, III inst, Mr. Levi Douglas OF Br,dg.
too, to Miss E'z, a., only daughter % foxwell
T.. Bryant, Of Saco.
Ia kiiiery, ~ inst by Rev. JOEL Wilson, Rev.
Charles T. Goodwin To Miss Charlotte MOultou,
both Of York.
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Will the President Sustain Walker,

Will INC FrSsluenL ouStau Waiher'
The subjoinsl extract Is taken from pa
per of very high standing in the Democrat
ic party and it is belioved'to convey anthem
tic and reliable information on q very inn
portant subject. Ii will be seen that Gov.
ernor Walker is actually to be reprimandsd
because he repudiateda gross and palpable
fraud
Correspondence of the New York Journal
Of Commerce.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81.
learn that ut Cabinet meeting held on
Thursday, the subject Of Gov. Walkers
proclamation. excluding the spurious votes
of the Oxford district, and awarding the ma
jority TO the Free State candidates, and also
giving them certificates Of election, and thus
assuring u the Free State party majority
to the Free State candidates, and also Civ
ing them certificates of election, and thus
assuring to the Free State party n majority
in the Territorial legislature, was consider
cd, and that they came TO the conclusion
that, therein. he transcribed his powers
He had not specific instructions on this sub
iect, but il Is held that no was bound 10
leave 10 the Legislature the decision of the
legality Of the returns Of their own mem.
bers.
IL was not determined. however, ut this
meeting 10 remove Governor Walker and
Secretary Stanton but to censure or reprl-
mand them. Another Cabinet meeting is
"a be- held on the subject, and Gov. Floyd
was telegnphed to return for the purpose
Of attending il, and he is expected here to-
night.
The question rai-cd is very nice one
State and Territorial legislative bodies are
always constituted judges Of TIE election
and returns Of their own members. lie
might, therefore, have legally given the Ger.
ti6cate Of election to the prii-slavery canci-
dates, leaving IL to the Legislature 10 ouse'
them. Bu he ras under a pledge 10 he
people 10 see thai they had tair election, ana
had he oOuntenanesd the frauds, he you'd mol
only hare riolai,d has o,en pledge, but that 81
President buchanan also.
Coz. Walker ,ciH moi b. dismissed, b1i
may Be 50 reprimr,ded a, 10 b forced TO re-
sign.
IL is settled that Kansas will be FREE
State. but the Kansas question, as Il involves
political issues, 10 by no means settled. II
will DO found TO be very lively question IL
the coming Congress. The southern mem
bers will take positions upon IL.
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Consumption & Liver Complaint,
lMas. GARDENERS lNoiANnsALsAM
Liverwort and Hoarhound.

Messrs WEEKS 4 POTTER, Isl Washington Street,
Roson, rropreiors, and Cor sale by all Druggists
Re surv and ask for Mrs NJ ~ 0ariner Indian BaisAm
OF Lvsrsort and Ioarhound, and take no other, fos
,hsrs are numbers Of spurious articles In the Market
The genuine has blue wrapper aud red label round
..eh b,ttIe Sold BY ali Druggists. 6mk6
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N O RI Z

AIRS SARAH 4 HALEY has been provided
siib suitable suppot st INV hou.e 10 Hiram,
by cvuir.ct of the ovrr~rn du,e Poos. VI the
t,,wu ~ Porter. 9Th me fvf that pu'po~e. Hsv
ing lett IN, house wilbs'ut cous~ai, hefrhy csu'
iiOu all p-tsns against KivI.s sny credit Va hes
On ,n, scsuoh hShAhu NIT
Hif~ui, Octvbcr 81, 1857. %J'i
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Exchange on San Francisco,

pB0PLE inoar vieIaity vha nay vish 10 remit fanis
] % Caltsnia. can huy drsns u Ne, On Messp
Perce Co. Ssys1ts 81 sikbf, IN sans 10 sun.
prahs arv easlly soiscsed froo say ps>os thsy asy
BE- ssst 70 10 vaanAa, By the sAnirssa< kxpeus sys
TEN, srtslns IN thsl sssouy. f.
vvnipuos 70 taks dr. fos pss of th~is fsnds n
srsd a bring srasssd vh ~ esrs Of tbsir peosy %
theis psssasv.
We would ressss ~ several RAsks In $50 aea Bd'
deso,d. Ne y He PIGkCBs
) Dt,dessrd. Mar 2lss 1857. In N. 3in
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Money Wanted!

Il p~rs,ws Intel N 10 are requested to call sst
n ssffts tmnsaisfsfy, 90 90 ar about nAttns
change ia -, business shch rvoders it absolutsy nec.
,sssry 10 collect ev,ry cent due 10.
r. rnis c-li .nusi he !r,ponded nby thr
6f.i al Novenis'r, Ur c,,si wall nv ~ 'dr
CLEAvEs kINBALL
mddssscd, Argus, n, 1881. tnsss
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BRIGHTON MARKET, New. 5.

Al marker 1875 Beef Cattle, 1880 sheep, and;
1890 SWINE.
Beef Cate. We quote extra $500 as % ,
srst quality $3.50 1913, second $500 1880
third S5,25a s5,7j,
Wo,klug Oxen. Sales from $50 10 $50
Cows and Calvc, SAILS lfum e27 To so
sheep. sales IN lots from 81 5tU $50.
Swine. At retail, Gom 10 > cts.
BOSTON MARKET. Nov. d.
FLoUR-Sales of Western Superdne III -,
n 500 fancy t5,75a 600; extra $500 -"
Com, Southern yellow 81 a scc. Rles scarce
a, 9)s1er bushel.
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State Of Maine.

JAMES o MCINTYRE, Clerk.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-30


We refer 10 these iarts to show how utterly
unjust and scnselers it il fsE men tO accuse the
DemOcruey and Mr.. HurhaDan with f,voFinR
Southern Democrats IN the exclusion Of North
aSn-Aowafsia DesEsrrSt.
RsAW! VIII. hes offered such IN accuse
tiOn I-Stats journal.
4 nunIbGr Of NJ. BrCderick'a most de-
voted friends. II the editor Of the Jour-
nal ignorant Of the fact! We dOubtIt.
No longer ago than last Sunday in Sacra-
mentO an intimate associate Of the editor
Of the journal, q fuii-blOoded, ardent, Vn-
adulterated follower of Mr. BrOderick COM
planned to ns about II, and predicted that
II Mr.. Buchanan did not change his course
the Democratic party would soon be split
into Northern and Southern factions -
We expressed our unqulifcd hostility to
any man or party who would seek to ar-
ray one section Of the Union against the
other-vhO would even indirectly favor a
disruption, Of the Democratic party-he
did mott We EFe opposed, have ever
been, ever shall be, TO an factions. Mr..
BrOderickis friends are in daily commu.
nicatiOn with the Black Republicans, Civ
ing them aid and comfort. We have
observed their "billing and cooling" for
sOme time past, and knowing the procliv-
ities Of the former, are prepared to hear,
at any moment, that the contracting
partiss have fused to defeat the Democrat
ic party. Every Democrat who stands
upon the Cincinnati Platform and sup
ports Mr.. Buchanan'S administration,
shall receive our cordial support, without
hesitation or equivOcation, it matters not
where he may have been born, whether
native or foreign. The principles Of the
Democratic party arc the same in every
State, and he who is against them VIC are
againss.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-30

to Mr.. BrOdeFick; and Il Is his desire 10
pack our State Convention 40 that he may
lDc endorsed and. the President rebnkcd.
The SSuGlOrSsassOn4OfN Mr. RrOdGEick, course
towards the President and Cabinet is .
announcement Of their action, and repudi-
alton Of the appOintccS. Interested Of.
ficc-seckcrS"! A beautiful sentiment to
come from one who was himself an apPli-
cant. Is it not tho = OfIlcc;seCkerS" who
are now sounding the tOcSiH Of war in Or
der that Mr.. Buchanan may he "nndc-
ccivcd" l-crying out that majority Of
the AppCintces are Southern Inen, there
fore Northern party must be raised to
rcbukc the President and CabinetI We
have already aNorthcrn party known by
the euphOniOus name Of Black Rcpubli-
can" That is the only " Northern" party
the National Democracy recognise. From
Maine to Texas, from Florida to CAlifor.
mia, the National Democracy HrCTuuit-
knowing no lOcaliSmS, recognizing AL
good Democrats Of the party, and Onti-
tied, one with the other, to the same privi-
legcs, benefits and advanccIncnts. We.
stand square upon the Cincinnati plat.
form; and he who is not for it 10 against
us. We care not where the appOintee ORR
ginally came from. His being . consist
cnt Democrat satisfies us; and we will
sustain the administration whether Or not
not the successful candidate be our per-
-Sonal fricnd.-And with the same energy
that VIC sustain, will we oppose all efforts
to OdiSOrganizc our party, particularly when
the cause of the effort is the mere AppOint-
mcnt Of ono individual over the prctcn.
tiOns Of another.
We conjurc all Democrats 10 be on their
guard, else great mischief will result
We cannot DC too cautious in the Sclcc:
ton of discreet Delegates to our next con-
vcntion, upon whom will dcvOlvc the re-
spOnSiblc duty Of making such nomina-
tions rs will concentrate tho power and
enthusiasm Of the entire party. The Re.
publicans are working under ground
Already have they made preparations for
a convention. They have money and en-.
crgy. VIC need man for Governor who
will reflect credit upon the State, and be
able to cope with any opposition-sUch a
man as John B. Weller. No one should
bc nominated who has not the confidence
of the democracy here and elscwherc.-
Nominate fiShy Democrat and the SWn
and tho Journal will he pleased. NOmi-
nate sound National Democrat and the
masses will leap for JOY, Mr.. Buchanan
will be sustained, and the National Dc-
mocracy throughout the land will he graf
flied,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-30
COSFsspOndsnos of the Ds@oeFaA
n-,--.~ Rs A. AEAw OK. 1QEp

0RIL&k1 FIAT, nay Sos 4OOt'
MEssRs. EDTroRs: When The Democrat
Of the 29d arrived here Il caused cOnrid-
cradle fiuttering among the VwOundVd
pigeons" They were down on spike, v
and SwOre that be was . ''cOnspiratOr. "
Whyg Because he expressed the senti-
ments Of the true hearted, reliable de-
mocracy Of this place. These gentry had
everything 20 admirably arranged for be-
ing selected % Delegates to represent uS
in the county convention, that they have
cause to be irritatcd at my exposure,
which lays thOm on the shelf They go
around and boast that they are the lead
ing Democrats Of our town-that It iS not
necessary to see or consult any other
Democrats that they intend to control
matters, and not permit the masses to
interfere with their nice little arrange
nseRtS- -New-wee the -tEuO Democracy,
who have never belonged to any other
than the Democratic party, think II
little arrogant in these men, who deserted
us in the hour of trial, to dictate TO uS.-
We have resolved tohave nothing to with
renegades or tFicksterr. We have DE-
teFInined to send men to the county con.
ventiOn in whom we have confidence,
whose Democracy has never wavercd, and
who are Democrats from principle, not
for Office. It n significant fact that the
men who are .tdOwn ON" the Democrat
were bitter enemies Of the Democratic
party when you were figting for It, not
two years ego. 1t is also significant that
they all belong to . certain faction that
has few followers IN these digginER. II
you had endorsed their idols hostility to
Mr.. Buchanan they would have been de-
lighted. They arc held under complete
SuljectiOn, and dare not avOw an opinion
until they gCt instructions from head.
quarters.
The National Democracy arc rcjOiccd
at your raising thst truly National Dem
Ocrat's name at the head Of your paper
for Governor, Col. John B. Weller. lie
IN host in himself: lf:~~1'0ne blast upon
his buglc-hOrn is worth ten thousand
men," lie has national reputation, has
served his country faithfully anticfficcnt.
r., is . Democrat Of long ng-standing, Of
tried experience, and without blot upon
his character. Never did he Skulk In an
emergency, Shirk responsibility, or fait
to give his time and talents to the Dem.
OCratic party. lie was ever ready to
meet the enemy; and who has ever I'd.
vOcatcd Our cause on the stump more
ably. effectively and brilliantly than John
B. Weller. Talk about placing another
man, inferior TO him in every respect in
the gubcFnatOrial chair;-why, gents, the
people would never forgive the Democrat
ic party for their folly. The miners, the
working claSScS, the real Democracy Of
Grizzly Flat, will have no other than
Weller delegates in our county cOnvcn-
ton. No Democrat friendly 70 Buchan.
an will 60 against Col. Weller. lie is the
firm friend Of our President, has iniiu-
cncc with him, is trusted by him, and by
elccting him Governor Of our State We
will secure the hearty support Of the adj
miniStratiOn fOrs sthc Pacific Railroad.
PIKE.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-30

THR FExAHvLvANIARn-ThIa troWpe made theIv Ars,
appearance before the peap,e Of this place on Thur
day evening" ed although the house was not a. fuIl
as e"nid have Been drslre yet theri vas quite res.
pectahle turn out. auonR whom were lorre v,rcv,or
ton al IAdlea. NE enieSaaiameNt vas xaESea and
pleasing. and an who were In ATTENDANCE ssrmed 10
come away hiehly delIghte<
The Mi""es Mandevnle both ladies of rrepoasesa
isg Appearance end evince TeTsstIlItT 81 tSIru,
rarely exeeled u their line IT profession.
Miss Agatha Msndevillc. the PrimH Nens0 n the
tronpe: certainly made happy nit In the peculiarly
the gnaTtette entitled "MaRee By ny side" the yie
of which hroueht TO our FeeoIIecon one vho In d.
Gonehy HtOcd high In the estimation 0G the people Of
vtew-the late lamented Miss GoOdenoW Of the A.
leghAniAns. vs." -
Mr.. JOlnso0. ~ comic singer % InImhabIe. III.
naTseseoe extFavaRarsa Of The "Demon Flea" must
be seen to be Appreciated.
They appear aeaIn tonight and We We hope to sce
the house crowded.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-30

MARX HM.-One J. I. Scott, = scamp,
is travelling through the State. imposing
himself upon tho bretheFen Is . worthy
member Of the Masonic fraternity. The
Secretary Of N.Os Ahgelos) Lexington
Lodge describes him thus:
His age ID from 2S'tO 80 years, his
height about Ave feet ten inches, Is Of
light complexion, light sandy hair, hazel
eyes, forehead recedlng, upper front teeth
filed with gold, jaw teeth out, could have
been scen when laughing he is quick Of
speech. .-SRGstG CSWrier.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-30

The BrOdcrick organ, the Coloma Ar
qua, which could see nothing but rascali-
ty, corruption, and "bloOdy foreigners"
in the Democratic party before the de-
feat Of Know NOthingism, now claims
to be Simon-purc Democratic organ, and
is indOrscd as such by the parasite Of the
State journal. It is an old saying that
''insOlcncc and venality" go hand in hand,
and the Argus and the Journal are stri.
king evidence Of the truth Of the old say
ing.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-30

The Sacramento State Journal Brod.
crick's organ, CxultingH announces that
: paper that Our1gOOuSly siAndered Mr.
Buchanan and the Democratic party,
that hcaped insult upon insult upon our
adopted citizens, is . Democratic Journal
Of the first watcril The cOlOmG AsVus
called James Buchanan an ANGUS
WRETCH, and as the Journal endorses
the ArOWs, II must have . contemplate
opinion Of Mr.. Buchanan.