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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-10-07
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
AUGUSTUS G. DODGE, of Burlington
For Lieutenant Governor,
l.. ". BABBI7,, of Council Bluffs.
For Supreme Judges,
THOMAS S. WILSON, of Dubuque,
CHARLES MASON, of Burlington,
c. C. COLE, Of Des Moines
For Senator of the 4Oth Senatorial District,
MOSES CONGER, of Floyd county.
For Representative of the 59M District,
COL. JAMES D. JENKINS, of Mitchell county.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-10-07
THAT w.

z17A TLO W. ".
We saw one of the best and substantial
locking cast steel plows at the shop of
J. Ammon, in DEBORAH, this week, that
we eve saw. Perhaps John made this
pillow to exhibit at the county fair. Call
on him, farmers, and ascertain. -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-10-07
Boot and Shoe Shop,

'TNHE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of
= New Oregon that he has established himself in
the boot and shoe business again in this place. Shop
on Main street, over Sturges' tin shop. %Repairing
done on short notice. H. c. STEWART.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-10-07

VorERs, taxpayers. and Democrats,
read the speech Of Hon. A. C. Dodge, in
this paper. @a ... ..,. ~, +. 1... E.. &
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-10-07

0T Our candidate for President IN 1860, II
NOMINEE OF THE CHARLESTON CONVEN-
TON. n
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-10-07
COUNTY TICKET.

COUNTY JUDGE,
Abram H. Harris.
TREASURER AND RECORDER,
James Hall.
SHERIFF,
Josiah F. Mitchell.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT,
Samuel r. Lewis.
-.... CORONER,
O. G. Tallmadge. " ..
DRAINAGE COMMISSIONER,
Robert Wootton.
SURVEYOR,
Joseph Knowlton. ..
~ Election, October 18th. @
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-10-07

Down.east Lyceum-question for discussion:
Can . big man ache harder than a little mang!o
Why did Job always sleep cold2 Kase he had
poor comfortcrs. ! flo ~l3..rs9 at " sql
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-10-07

SCHELLENGER e. MUNSON
WILL not pretend to sell goods at cost, because all
W sensible people know that the object of trade is
profit; consequently, instead of making a great ado a.
bout nothing, we would say that we are willing to sell
goods at fair prices.
The public are invited to call and examine our stock,
and satisfy themselves. r.a
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-10-07

SCHELLENGER & MUNSON,
DEALERS in dry goods, groceries, ready made clo-
glass, putty, butts, screws, wrought and cast iron hin,
ges, door locks and latches of every description con-
stantly on hand, also envelopes and stationery Of the
best quality with school books of the latest and best
editions in use.
All kinds Of produce taken in exchange for goods
at cash prices. a., s.,a,r, sfg@.. .rM ~.n..rat
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-10-07

- SCHEILENGER e. MUNSON
rrAyE On hand o quantity Of live geese feathers,
III which they viii sell cheap for cash.
rz-Paper rags taken in exchange for goods in any
quantity. -. ,ox .ar uco
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-10-07

Resolved, That we recognize the right of the people
of all the Territories, including Kansas and Nebraska,
acting through the legally and fairly expressed will of
a majority Of actual residents. and whenever the num-
Der Of their inhabitants %justifes it to form a %constitu-
ton, with or without domestic slavery, and be admit
ted into the Union upon terms Of perfect equality with
the other States.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-10-07

We admonish the people of Iowa not to allow their
immediate interests in State affairs to be lost sight of,
through the distracting influences of national questions.
Let the State issues govern the State canvass!
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-10-07
a- "f ]. HERvA JONES' 1@,'.
PAT. METALLIC BAG FASTENING!

PAT. METALLIC BAG FASTENING!
NOV used for all kinds Of sacks, which entirely
~ avoids this needless loss. It is much cheaper, for
the first years use, even, than that ancient a,ppendege,
the itov string, aud it can be put on and takel off in
one-sixth the usual time. 1t can be attached to the
sack if desired; can be handled in cold weather with
gloves or mittens on; and being of best mslleable iron,
It will last a lifetime. Large numbers are in daily use
among farmers and grain dealers, to whom we will re-
fer any person who desires it. To agents throughout
the Union, either local or travelling, we oher the most
liberal inducements to purchase. We will send q sam
pie, for examination with our terms, 70 any person, by
Please ~ write plainly. and address either J.: Hery.
Jones. or Miles S. Prentice, Rocton Winnebago CO, III.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-10-07
NEW OREGON PRICES CURRENT.

Corrected veekly By Munson j. Pierce, dealers in pr
duGs, dry-goodS, groceries, &c.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-10-07
THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM

"Respeeting Sarery in the Territories" as adopted B
the Cincinnati Conrention.-1he Resolution.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-10-07

Platform Of the SOUTH
ern Opposition, ad-
opted at Richmond,
Ka.,1858.
z Resolved, that the
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-02
TNHE TENANT HOUSE;
II OR,
EMBEltS FROM POVERTY S HEARTHSTONE

EMBt.liS FNOM POVERTY > HEARTHSTONE.
BY A. J. IL DCGAsSE, esq,
Containing nearly pages handsomely rnbehed with Origin
designs by Dallas aud engraved in the highest 81, OF by
N, ORE,
Mr.. DrGASNs chairman
Committee which committee appointed York STATE
affecting Tho welfare community fiets Of which H.
vestigaton the present work il founded.
THE BOOK SELL.
A that appea every phlanrop with DO
cuiar submit some m
dorscmens from The distinguished city which u
themselves sufficient guarantees The merits
From he Rep Faacis L. Harles, D. Dl
the literary pro lucon should
m feel that its author bad entitled himself the
oen,, for his generous effort in the OF humanity
From The Parter D. ~
THIS book pure he poems Cowper plot Ing nIous
the descriptions graphic, the characters we-sustancd.
From ne Res, Thomas ~ VA n ~
have read with interest the volume House
From The Rec. Asa Smith, D. 81
TO doubt that twill prove book aud have
wide circulation.
fFiom Me Rep. Samuel Ogoodl
treats with power sios tragic modern
city life.
From the Rer John Dorcring n. ~
lie who begins reading difficult lay II
down til he reaches the close
tFron n NJ HartLy, eq Secrty dissertation for TmFqusgJ
Condition. V The Poor
regard the "Tsnin an exrordini ry bpoa rooI
bookonc that much needed.
Tor sale at TAYLOR MAURys
Mar bookstore, 90 Penn.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-02
Pub: "a.

AN ACT giving the assent Of Congress to law of the
Missouri legislature for the application of the reserved
two per cent land fund of said State.
BE Il eaactd by he Saote and House Of Representations n the
Uqtf States Of A,aeca Congress assembled That the
sent of Congress be, and the Is hereby given to
the act Of the legislature of the State Of Missouri
titled can act supplemental to am act To alsenl An acs
to secure the completion OF certain railroads. in this STATE
aud for other purposes, approved on The Nineteenth
day OF November, eighteen bundled and fifty seven s-
proprating the two per ceptnpi Of the nA proceeds az
sales of pubic lands in said State Ygsesved by existing
lave 20 10 expended under tle direction az Congress bud
hereby elinquished ~ tat state apd that tho proper
accounting Officers of the goyepmeot hergbg auhot-
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-02

AN Atl 10 amend an act - An act authorizing
repayment for land enormously sold by the United
States
BE enacted by The Senate and House Of Representatives Of 0c
United States Of Anericn Congress assembled That the
of Congress q Authorizing repayment for lands
neously sold by the United States approved January
twelfth, eighteen hundred and twenty five, be- and The
is hereby amended to authorize the Secretary
of the Interior upon proof being made to his satisfaction
that any tract OF land has been enormously sold by The
United States that from any whatever the sale
cannot be confirmed to repay to the purchaser pur
cbases or to the legal representatives asgnees of the
purchaser purchasers thereof. the sums of
money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated
SEc q BE further a,aoed That whenever any tract of
land has been enormously sold aforesaid and the sum-
sums, of money which may have been paid for the
same shall have been invested in any stocks held in
trust, shall have been paid into the Treasury of the
United States to the credit of any trust fund it shall DO
lawful by the sale of such portion OF the said stocks
may be necessary for that purpose, out of said trust
fund.- for repayment of the purchase money to be made
to the parties entitled thereto.
Approved IS, February 1859
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-02
ASSASSINATION THEATRE.

w ASt''NuioN rhEAiNh.
Decided success Of the brilliant combination
MISS NANHNNiluff,
the celebrated aga yandenhon esd
MR. swiSBouRNE,
Who win appear for The FIRST lime ibis
HE NsoNsspay, Mtsou q
Ia Miss vandcnhoaTs Gveac payof
NoNAN's HEART,
Which has been both Europe and Amcrica
Mar
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-02

IIorIowAy's PmtsFor the periodical Irregularities
incidental 10 the weaker SEX this alternative Is nva
liable remedy. From the first blush of womanhood to
the rpeness Of old ago 1t may be taken aid nvig
GRANT expelsnt it strengthens the fading energies
occasioncd by lasstude long life revitalizing the
blood and recruiting the debilitated system. Sold at
the mandatory, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New York. and
by all druggists. at 25 cents, So cents and 81 per box
Mar 2--DSW
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-02
Pub: 20.

AN ACT to amend act entitled An act authorizing
repayment for land enormously sold by the United
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-02

DYSPEPSIA is hydra headed disease and only in the
Oxygenated Biters does it find foeman worthy OF It's
STEEL This remedy at expes the disease from the
system aud restores the digestive organs to state Of
health and comfort.
Mar 2--DSW&W
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-02

X lMMELL HOUSE.--Ths nice and commodious
IN house has been completed will open
cton OF guests the 2Si This horse viii abound gih
forts equal this other
The bar viii be supplied with the best liquors MI have
r. v. cmpbcl the
well known 10 the travelling Tho knmci House
situated street between ~ 9Th stre the immediate
vicinity the National iIots the railroad
A. b. kIuMtIi, Proprietor. .
Nov l9-lys r. V. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-02

ety. yesterday MARY WOOD wife of PIssits
daughter ID che late Wa II B,YsR, aged 10
family Invited 10 attend ar real
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-02

MANSION HOUSE,
FORMERLY THE EBllTr HOUSE
Near corner or and Fourteenth streets
Dec 7--n wAsfHSGToN D. c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-23
Sllcrin's sale.

HANCOCK s.. Taken on execution aud will be sold
/ at pubic auction, On Sdtar lay the li.h, day OF
January A. d. 1860 q O'clock in the afternoon at the
Office Of Geo Peters, Esq in Ellsworth, said county,
all the right title aud interest and all the right in equity
that Daniel ; Jordan, OF Township No Il In said county,
has of releemug tia ltlo"nE described real estate stu
attd In Ellsworth, III said county, bounded follows,
wit beguui the eastery side Of tne county road.
the north west corn. OF the lot formerly sold by VIM
Fletcher and Wife olson Nj tht thence running north
rasterIy said Mitchell, eight rods thence souterly and
parallel sand road rods thence westerly the road
aforesaid about four rods outhery Of the place Of he
ginning, and col tanning one quarter Of an acre. The
above crbed real estate Is iutended embrace the
Mitchell t. called and heater piece The south side
Adj9tung tSo rods wide the end and point
the road To above described real having been
conveyed by said Daniel : Jordan by his de9d Of mort
gaze Robert Terry Jr ated July 10Th 1850 ard re-
corded Ia II tncock Registry vol l0l, page 1873 10 which
reference may be had for more particular descI pten.
~ CALVIN +. JOY, Deputy Sheriff.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-23

nN the twenty FIRST day Of May, A. d. 1857, James
~ Trew0rsy, l4ts OF Ellsworth, Ia the county Of Han
cock deceased mortsasei 10 the uder.isned certain
lot OF land lying and bcus in sad Ellsworth, and dcscrb
ed follows 10 wit Beginning IA rock in the feuce
the Trenton road On the line Of the homestead
lot formerly owned by Benz Jordan, ID, thence westerly
about forty eight rods stake and stones thence south
ery the southern line Of john q. Jurdans homestead
lot the said Trenton road theme northery the
line Of said road to the place OF beginning containing
thirty more, or less. said mortgage deed is
corded in Hancock Registry book los, page 81, and the
condition Of the having been broken, claim to
foreclose the same as by statute provided,
HENRY WHITING.
SAMUEL X. WHITING.
BY A. WswELL, their ATTORNEY
Ellsworth, December !, 1893, Al
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-23
"arTcn'9
COU G. II 3 A L S A nj !!

Has been found, by experience. to be the Best
Remedy for the various Diseases OF the
Lungs, and Throat, such as
asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption, Group, Influenza
FLir. sG Pneumonia Inflammation Of The Lungs,
and VhooP'ny Cough.
In tfcsc Complaints this Medicine has supcror' and
while eeacons, il is perfectly safe to administer 10
persons Of all ages.
With the return bf cold weather invariably appear
Coughs and Colds, which if neglected, may lead to slo"
disease swift decline AZ fire, which al its first he
ginning might have been qucpched by single paiu' OF
water il unchecked becomes short time confiagrn-
ton hlch in spite Of all after effort shall consume city
cold cough at its first appearance may be cured
by doses Of " ARRgNS CutGh BAIs8N, which II 81
lowed to til; even few days may eventually prove
fatal.
This Cough Balsam possesses the fold advantage
being tHuabe is cnrottt dnd tnratudbfe as
ofa the Diseases Of the Troat Ifngs and
Broncha.
In AsrnNt howetcr Violent and distressing this Bal
gives prompt relief
In BRoNCnris and pNErMoyrE il relieves the irritation
Ioosens the Cough and promotes favorable expectora
ton.
In CRorr its powers almost magical This nsiduous
disease coming literally "Iikc thief in the night" may
he specially and eccuaI arrested by few timely doses
of this Blisam 5,
Every family should keep it in she bou.e. and thus
avoid dangerous delay occasioned by sending out for
the medicine when needed for immediate use
The recommendation for medicinc Is fonnd
in If the following certificate from one who has
used it. does not give You confidence in it, try one bottle
fer yourself you will be convinced 1t will cost yon
but twenty five cents, aud may save you as many DUMAS
IA time and DOCTORS bills
From Charles s. Crosby County Attorney for Penobscc:
Comfy.
Mr.. wARsEy-Dear Sir / have used your Cough
Basamh times during the past year, when have
had a cough and lungs and it has never failed
give immediate relief and effect speedy cure 1t
the etcacicus medicine for the purpose fer which
you recommend that have tried Others have us, d
under my oseryat,ou aud always with the best results
CHARLES 5. Crosby.
~ Prepared and sold by AMBROSE WARREN Bor-
DRUGGsr No Granite Block, East Market Square,
Bangor Maine
c. G. PECK, Agent, Ellsworth.
Nov. 1859. ON AZ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-23
Freedom Notice.

HEREBY -ve ruHa, notice that have given l. nv
500, Easl1 II Long, nliaar. LIS to tra4s ct
hus1s,. tr hs,-G Claiming n5H+ Il h,s WIGS at,r t,
l.is aud vii net.. ~ ANy debts Of ~ ntrAettag
JOEL LpNtI, in.
Witness y X SAwYrR.
B,achiu, Dec !. 1852. ID
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-23

To the Hon flble Senate and ilou,e of Kcprssen-
iatiyes il Legislature assembled January tso0
The undefsi7ne respectfully request you To eX-
tend the Charter # the Ellsworth Bank TOR the
purpose Of allowing taem further TIM to close up
its a.!tirs; ~ duty bound VIII ever pray.
J. II. CHANBE#LAIN, Cashier
For the Stockholders of tie Ellsworth Bank
Ellsworth, Dee. .3th, lsJ3. 3w47
TIE the Honorable Senate and House Kcptvscu-
tatiyes IN Legislature assembled. january,
1850.
The undersigned respectfully request YOU te
Incorporate tlcm aui their AS =ciatc, WIKI the
title OF " Hancock Mutual ilre Insurance { mpl.
NY with all tho pnyIe-e powers aud ittltIttrs
Vi such eOrp9fati rs.
WV II pusbCer,
lutp. I. H,,lNAN,
ii. DARLING,
,EwAL T.. ~wAzGY.
EUfus Buek, aal others.
December l2th, lsjJ JN47
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-23
STOW S,
removal.

NJ, HALE has removed his stock of Books, Sta
tonery, &c, to the store recently occupied by q.
b, IRVING 4 Co., on Main street, nearly oppo-
site Robinson Hardeu's. A
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-23

Has been found. by experience. to be the Bes
Remedy for the various Diseases OF the
Lungs, and Throat, such rs
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-08
For the Democrat.
WANTHI

Among ali the wants OF life what is there
wanted moro than noble husbands and lOvablc
wives, and happy families, and pleasant homes:
Knowing that there is such a demand for
wives, aud seeing such requests for 'loads Of
women" to be sent to this place and that place,
have come to the conclusion that men do not
hesitate To take to their houses, if not their
hearts, women, who at home they would blush
to recognise. Oh men Of California! For
shame! that you will so lightly Look upon the
marriage tie, or the character Of her whom
you would call ,citc.
"YOuth lUngeth nr kindred spirit, and
yearncth for heart TINT can commune with
his own" ''Seek q good wife of thy God, for
she is the hest git Of Ills providence" "Snf.
fer not triiles to win thy love, for rife is
thine unto DEATH" ''If the character within
be gentle, it often hath its ind in the cOun-
tenancc. The soft smile Of loving face is
better than SpiendOr that Gudcth quickly
"Mark the converse Of one thou Lowest, that il
be simple and sincere. for IN artfIl or false
woman shall set thy pillow with thorns. OBJ
serve her department with Others-when She
thinkGth not that thou art nigh, for with thee
will the bushes Of love conceal the true color
Of her mind" Catch her unawarcs. Call
early in the 'mOrning--nOtice if the dulcCt
vOirc tuned 80 melOdiOnSly at cventi'ir, is Slril
and harSh-whethcr the eyes that bcamtd so
luStriOas and lovingly in the parlor when Won
made cab Ut night, arc dull and fr"wning-
IL the smoothly arrangvd hnir and elaborate
toilet OF the party Is exchanged for unkcmpt
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-08
asftuantaitt 9eututrat.
Corresp rndcnce Of the Democrat.
JUNCTION BAR, middle FOrk,) I
SeDtembgr 26. 1859. {

JUNCTION BAR, (MIOule FOIhD
September 20. 1859.
MessRs EDITORs: Now that the hustle and
cnnflsi n Of the campaign are over, and your
columns are no longer crowdrd with political
matter, perhaps few items Of mining and
general news would not prove unintereSting
to soInc Of your subscribers, especially when
the former are a favorable Hs those AIN ena-
blrd t. furnish from this locality.
Times were never so lively, in this vicinity,
rs at present, within the memory Of the "Uld.
est inhabitant.' Every claim on the bar, with
but single exception, is yielding largely
Everybody icxcrpt your humble .,ervant) has
q supply 0f the ''nccdful," and the games OF
poker aud sereH.up, would cause the mouth OF
. fnrtynin sport to ardfer. The almost uni
v,r,al cry Of hard times and scarcity Of money,
is certainly not applicable to this place.
Clock i Co. 5 claim yielded last week, oveV
expenses, about one hundred and twenty
ounces; Small L Hicks, little over 81. 900:
l4onsc & Co. : about 81 BOO. These three are
adj inning claims, and are drained from the
HAWc pit.
Mr. Dunlap's claim, at the lower end of the
bar pail, last week, | am informed, about
81 $40 anl the two preceding weeks averaged
over 81. 500 per week. By-thc.by. an article
was C'iIlcl ny lilc CHtVH taH'
week fron one Of the Placer county papers in
relation t. til, gentleman which is entirely
false. ana without ;hc slightest foundation. 1t
asserted t',it f hrs were entertained by the
friends of Nj d. that his sudden good fortune
would div Lin insane. am not aware that
he has tA!.j;ted any evidence Of insanity,
excc;dia. wh@n his claim commenced paying,
he raj ,cd IT,: wages Of bis mcn from three and
. half to four '.oi,arS per day. IL this is mad
nr>-, certainly there is ''incthod" in it.
Mr. c. Mason was qu seriously injured
last week w!l... AZ work in Claim, by n rock
falling iIom bank aud striking him upon the
hcni. ----''-----r--r----"--
An aiFray occurred last Sunday at Horse
Shnv Bar b. tw"cn a large number of Chinese
and LA AHllichi>. i'll " hich the CelcSiialS
CAM on; >.r,n b.st. OF course, from what
l,avrltr the aiI,ir lam Inclined t. thirk
that Jpha ChInaunaa ct no more than he de-
Sgr>cI
The "Wo'f FluIning Co." at Gray Eagle
have suspended operations for the SEASON.
Several E.rrh.r> OF the company are decided
~ of tbs o:Iai, that fortune does not aIwaye
Favor the y ave- hciihcr j. the battle always
to the strong. The total proceeds Of the COIN
parv f"r the s,a>iu. over aud above expenses.
amrIut !tothr handsome sum of3 Nh, UU0 w.
cod i.t. Ynus, CONCORD.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-08
Vote IF Thanka.

At regular monthly meeefinG IT Cnnlidpnce En-.
Rne ca. M I. hold at their Hall m Thn-sdnv eve.
ming Oct. sih. 1882 the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
Rpaolrri Th"t The thanks oFthe COMPANY are here.
nv rendered Miss Maggie A. Taylor, for beautifully
bound cory If "Shakspenre'S Complete Works, II
presented 10 the COMMANDS library.
RtAolrei. Tint the thanks "fths company nre here.
hv rendered Mr.. Gins q. buckingham. nf Knickcr-
b~ker Co. NJ &. San Frnnrisro fur beautiful
Front" pr"spn'ed IN the comnanv by him.
Rp"lrS1. Tint John Willetts Jr. of H"re Hook
md Ladder Co. No. I. be and is hereby dn~lnved
IN" noo'inec of this c"m"nnv their carddntc I,T
Chief Engineer of the Placervlllr Fire Department
at the ensuing election ~ hc hold in D~c"nbrr next
ALEX. HUNTER, Foreman.
w. II. DoN AHrE Src'v nrn TEN.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-08

The Bn>lon Bee, in abiding to the rumor
that Ex President Pierce would be a candidate
before the Charleston Convention, says: Gen.
-eral Pierce very emphatically, in private, de-
mics any aspirations for the Presidency, or
other honors. lie says that he intends to
spend the remainder Of his life in repoSc from
struggles, that he desires an end Of cOOtrOVer-
sizes, and hopes that with the blessings of good
health, which he still enjoys, he has yet to
see the happitSt portion Of his life. His ad.
ADMINISTRATION wns cminently wise, just and
succrSSfni, AMI it will DC so pronounced BY ell
parties IRE long