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Milburnie PAPER Mills.

1--WE Nense Manufacturing Company continue 10
\, 4 pay Cash, and the highest market price Cor
NAes' SION IL. ROGERS, Prest.
Address II. W. HusyED, Treas, Raleigh.
Nov. 10. 10 a.
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Ton the part Of the person in taking them, as he feels
assured from obsers alton in tho case Of his wife, that If
shey are taken for sufficient length Of time, they viii
cure any case Sent any part Of the country by mail
on .e receipt OF remittance. Address SETH s.HANcR
ios Baltimore street, Baltimore Md. Price, one box
YS two, Us twelve $2i.
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LIST OF LETTERS

EMAiAlNG in the Post Office at HIlsbo.ourb. N.
VI, on the ist day OF January, 1860
Samu Arch, ]. j. Jackson
J. n. Alexander, James f. Laycock
Eli Z. Baker, Richard II Ia;oh
Miss sallie Z. Balm 2 John A. Link.
James r. Boyle, j. w. Mulhoyt,
Howell Bowen, Robert Mckennv.
Y homas Barlow, John MCGOWAN.
William Bradford, Sarah L. Meadow.
Arch. Borlen, Henry II. Mcdaniel
john 4. Charlotte, Capt. 4. r. Nesbit,
,. T. Curtis, Peter A. Ray,
Marlen Casey, VIM H. Rogers
Mrs ~ J. a. Cain, Martha Riley,
hos. oapehaf, Gicen Stiayhorn,
Noyea Clark, g. e. Snayhorn
William Clark, w. d. Summers.
Chynthl Dollar, Mrs Shin
John i. Day, Mrs. Mary strayhoin,
Berj. K, Emmerson, Sarah Strayhorn.
Absaiom Edwards, Martha A. sykes,
Miss Sue X. Eaton, W. A. Strange
VIM. \. Freshwa,er, Emily Smith,
Ellen j. Fmdey, &c Thompson
!onh y; faaeeu, Maihda Thompson,
Jasper Fleming, Sarah Tinnn.
Eliza Gongs, John Tilly
inohas ufiiia' VIM. II. Thompson,
John Guess, Allen A. furreatiae
Edmond l.. .. Gochc, John L. Wagner.
Lucy Jones Green, James Williams
jobs X. Guess, K. w. WitheIs.
Calen L. Hamilton, James Wheley.
Sandy Hogan, John E. Wharton.
Martha Hathcock, Philip Wbelev.
Ms. Dr.. Samuel II orl 5. r. Wright.
Margaret Hill, Sally Williams
John Hancock, Master T.. Wioo;ns
James Husky, Sam. Wilson.
Barnard c. Hays, J. Williamson.
George jackson, W. Williams.
Darius T. Jordan,
Persons calling for any Of the above letters will
please say they are advertised.
{. E. PARISH, P. H.
4 January 10. 81
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DIR. BAAKEE
TREapS AL DISEASES.


/ sPECIAI attention gwen to al chronic diseases.
- Coughs, Group, Consumption. IT. lluenzl. Asthma.
Bronchitis, all diseases Of the Nose Mouth Throat
AMI Lungs; all SKIN Diseases Of every description
successfully treated ;-Lnmtas1. Lumbar Ab.rss.es.
Scrafui1, Rheumatism. Goui, Neuralgia, PARALYSIS.
Epilepsy. or Gngslsio.s, Dyspepsia Dyseniery Diar-
hoet. The very cases Of Piles cured IN short
time; also diseases Of The Stomach, Liver and Bowels
There are m1ng iii eases incidental women anJ chi
den which are resied with distinguished success All
particulars will be given by letter. Dr. Baakee can
produce one thousand certificates ii his perfect success.
Ia curing
Cancers. oil Sores. or Clcrs, Hin Diseases.
Iisfmia, IF erery description, ScaH HEAD,
Uens. Po,Mas q HE .Nose,
Or any other par, Of The body.
I'umors and Swelinss
81 every description, and without The use d The knife
o. any surgical instruments. These 4si-namel dis.
cases cannot BE- ealel by correspondence therefore a
such patients must place ihensel,es undsrthe Doctors
personal supervision.
10 Bake has made anew discovery Of a Fluid. ;
that will produce absorption II the ..Catarar and
restore permanent vision y III Eye, without resort TO
he kai.e.. All diseases 81 lily
EYES AVID EARS
Ae successfully treated wth,u, ,hc usc 81 lie kuf, or
The neellc Dt Blakee !ls constantly oil Hand al ais
Office
very extensive assortment of
ARTIFICIAL EYES AND TYMPANUNS, OR
ENR.DRUMS
which suitable i1f either sex and az aecs-inser,si
~ live minutes Eir-trumpets Of every description:
aisa every variety Of artificial article known h the
wo.ld@s large assortment u beautiful and darablc
ARTIFICIAL HANDS.
with The trm AID Elbow attachment; Artificial
FEET with the Ankle, leg, ani KneS.Joa, attach.
ment.
These articles perfectly natural. and adapted i1r
either and BE- sea; hy express q any put 81
the world. so knls Of rtussts for Hernia Or Rs;;ae
Of every description Tor either ser, aad Ttu.se. par
ieulafy adaTled for females 10 a weak cnnd iion also
for those with PfolaspJus teri.
Doctor Balkre j. Una Of the most celebrated ani
skllful physitilHs 1al surgeons now lvirs lis fame
Is known personally IN every principal city q the
world
Al letter. directed TO Dr.. Baakee mus, contain ten
cents 10 rag postage anil incidental c,prnscs. Al
chronic diseases Nc treated b. correspondence, Is.
cepi those mentioned, which viii require ii. geisunai
supervision.
Office Hours from A. ". io4PM.
DOCTOR BAAkEE,
Office I0f Broadway. few jlb.4 above raunh.si.
New York Ciiy.
Jan. :. go
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

l''' D', 70. Adn''.' &. r,,i,r.
John 4. Jenkins AM others.
gef virtue Of decree made BY The Court Of Equity
- in this cause a last September Term for Olanse
county. viii offer for sale, SlA LIKELY NEGROES,
on Monday The eth II February next, being Monday
Of Orange County Court, on a crcdi, Of six months,
purchaser giving bond and approved security.
THOMAS WEBB, c. & III u.
January IN. Pr. Adv. S225 25--
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Hillsborough Male School,

1HsHE subscriber designs opening school for Boys
II lIillsborolgi ~ Toe srrnni Mouda, n January.
1850 The course 81 instruction will br thorough, and
extensive Al the hes Institutions preparatory for
Inc regular College Classea.
TERMS. per session oftweniy.nnc wrecks.
Languages, sst 90
English Grammar. &c. IS 90
Reading, Spelli e. &c. ~ 90
JOSEPH A. TINNIN.
December 30. ga--:w
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HILLsBoRoUGH, N. C.
"Wednesday, February 1, 1850.

DIR. Breckinridse's Letter--We have de-
voted large space in our paper to-day to the patriotic
and able letter Of DR.. Breckenridge. addressed TO his
nephew, the Hon. John q. Breckinrldge. In the pre-.
sent complicated state Of public airs, the matters he
has set forth deserve a careful consideration.
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NEW TAN YARD

,ENHE subscribers have commenc. 4 lie TANNING
BUSINESS a their place hall mile from Webbs
4 Douglass Factory, and prepared % receive hides
q Ian on shares, Or they will pay The market price for
them.
Having employed On experienced hand 10 conduct
lhei business they feel confident Of being abie 10 give
general satisfaction.
ISHAM PARRISH & SON.
January 30. 27-I
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NO / @ E !.

4 WOULD request all who owe me to call at my
store for settlement Of their debls--my time is too
much occupied to make personal application TO each.
Punctuality i expected q every one. only promise
credit rnt the end Of the year. when the cash il want
ed in hurry. Il cant come too soon.
JAMES WEBB.
January IL. .
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rho Tcxas rc,cr Cooling.


borough Argus saysi" ilsnI has nsi returned fton
Texas, whittier Ne wsnt % tour II exploration IL
sew of cotton lands. ..y- n would 10, take dsr hun.
died dollars 90 bis trip IL gat that much worth Il
experience. Ne found 10 lanI II Texas that suited
him 20 well Is the lands q oil Arson"
We have authority % all d lie above. that friend
o. ours u this neighbotsoei has recently male tour
through Texas and The West. IN search Of cotton
lands and ahome, and be. returned perfectly satisfied
with The old North Stale. We have be says, =. good
lands. far better slate Of society. much puter ws,st
snd saw no aisantares that could compensate when
comparing the ruiiy faces II the interior of North Ca
folins with the pale faces o. Iliinoi. and Atkanns-
who're even The animals suffer with regular chin. and
sssrs the dog and his master both shaking the sane
time. We will eise his conclusion In his own words
len the old North stsie with The determination 10
buy land in Arkansas o. Tstas. I travelled shout two
hundred miles 10 Atkansas and found bs lands very
productive, but bsd water and bad health. then Ira.
iseIled through 1eSas about nix HUNDRED miles and
ound, anet leaving The towns an etpanse Of prairie
fot miles miles slmcsi en,irsIy destitute 81 either
water Or timber Aher having travelled nsst two
months IN Other words, until became satisfied ihs
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70 TIGE.

At the suggestion Of many citizens Of the Coun.
n y, nirelins irrespective II party. will be held
10 the town af Marlborough on Wednesday Of
February Court neat 10 take into consideration the
prophets and necessity Of breaking OF fst as pos.
sible 80 Ear as The County Of Orange is concerned alt
commercial aud business intercourse with the North,
and combining our trade entirely 10 the south.
Al citizens 10 favor Of the movement, especially
our merchants and traders, are earnestly invited TO
attend.
Jan. Is. 25-
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DTsrepsia.

The great sc1lfge II this continent, WELLS quickly ii,
course q these aniiefic Pills AMI lie digestive or
gins ne restored 10 their proper tone ito matter II
waat hicous shape this hydla 81 disease exhibits Il.
self Tbs searching AMI uGeIrng t,meiy d.stef,es h,
from tie patients sysirln,
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Fayetteville, January 80.
PUBLIC MEETING IN GRAHAM.

,ffiE Democrats d Alanance are requested to con.
yene N the Court House in Graham, on Satur-
diy the 81 II March. appoin, delegates 10 the Dis
Iict aud Stale Conventions anI Tor the of
other bIsiness. 4 fail a~endance il desired
By,orler &C Es-.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
January "a. ~
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Recommendations.

I CHEERFUl.LY recommend lie successors Of II u.
y Welb A o., ~ Tie public, and % uot entertain
doubt that hll business entrusted 10 them viii IL at
tended q promptly, carefully and enerseiealy.
JAS. +. CAIN.
Ian d.
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NO re u

A rpLlrATIJN vii H. made 10 or neai County
= Court 81 pless anil Quarter Sessions 10 Ne held
for the County 81 Orange ii The Court House il Hills.
borough on the 4th Monday IN February nesi 10 cs-
lallish election precinct al Durhams Depot 10 the
county u Orsnge.
MANY CITIZENS.
January ~. as
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The University. "A leller from friend h

The University. = A letter rom a friend in
Chapel Hill informs as, tina, the Rev. Andrew s. Hep
burn, recently appointed Professor Of Rhetoric. Logic
and Metaphysics, has arrived At the Ill., anil entered
upon the daIie. Of his Office lie is judged TO be good
AMI true and his credentials show him to be well
qualified for the duties he ha. assumed.
Pc Deems declines The appointment Of Professor Of
History and Eiocuion. because Of previous domestic.
ecclesiastical and personal arrangement
Prof. Kimberly, who has been absent year. pur,u.
ing his studies IN Germany. aud making researches
useful in his department. Of Agricultural Chemistry.
has just returned, and resumed bis dnl,es.
We understand that twenty five new students have
entered college .. the commencement d This session. 50
that the whole number nov i about is5.
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Dissolution.

T'hE firm formerly known as ]. e. Webb & Co., i
this day dissolved b mutual consent. Al persons
indebted 10 The said firm are respectfully requested ia
call al the Drug store u Webb 4 Dickson and settle
their accounts Should they not do 50 hy The close d
February Count, oil the accounts will then be put in
train Tor collection.
JAMES T. CAIN,
]. c. WEBB.
Ianuarv Ii 1854
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u O TICE

4 IL persons indcaed 10 The undersigned. either BY
- nule o. account, and The debt contracted before
the first ay u January. ls6U requested 10 settle
The same an 0rIbeiore fsbiuat, Court newt
ii. W. llEDGpETH.
January 81 81
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IMPOR TIERS,
Manufacturers & Wholesale Dealers
WHEAT WANTED.

'E'HE subscriber will buy, for cash or upon short
credit, Five Thousand bushels u White or Red
Wheat, the white preiened) delivered at the Depot
either al Hsborongh or Durhams. The wheat must
be- well cleaned and weigh at least sky pounds to the
bushcl. Prompt oilers desired.
ii. L. OWEN.
January "a. 26-
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superior Court. Judges. : The NJ

superior Court Judges : The Hon. David
r. Caldwell has resigned his Office Of Judge Of the u-
peror Court Of Law and Equity in this State, and ac
cePied The position o. President o. the Salisbury Branch
Of the Bank Of North Carolina. The uniform aud up.
right course which Judge Caldwell has pursued during
the fifteen years Of his services on the bench has se
cured for him the character Of an able urs and an no.
nest man; and he will doubtless ill no less aeceptaby
The Office 70 which he now devotes himself.
We learn from The STANDARD that his EsceIlency
Gov Ellis has notified the Council Of State 10 meet in
the city Of Raleigh the 18th Of instant Two vacan,
JudgeshPs will be filled at that time. occasoned by
the resignation ofJudge Caldwell and Judge Manly
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January LIST, 1860.
"A LII our accounts and notes are due
az cash this dag.
]. G. TURRENTINE & SONS.
January -2f
January 4th, 1860.

INDUCEMENTS FOR THOSE WHO ARE
disposed to avail themselves of an opportu.
nifty of buying goods at
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COxCnEss. lhs ssn.,e. n, paurI.. !.

G0xGREss.-In the senaic, MI Douglas spoke
two hours On his resolution. he sail asunion would
give protection againsi Tic evil. eonpainel III He
took strong ground, IN favor u protecting one staie
against invasion bY Ire inhabitants II ohe, States. and
against The raisny Of armei hlnls fof such purpose
lie sail that Brown's raid Vas The natural and cgi
mate result o. the doctrines Of the Republican party.
as explained by their platform, books pamphlets &e
and especially BY ihet leaders IN and ous 81 Congress
The Senate chimber WIS dcnsely thtongel ~ the
crowd anxious q hear Nf. Dauglas. NJ fcsscnlen,
Of Maine replied, denying that The Republican party
was responsible, and saying tia, he would Gsor ess.
lion 10 Psesen, ,he occurrences Of simIl,t ouitages
Ga Tuesday, NJ. Tooah. spoke At considerable
length upon Northern EXPRESSIONS. lIe tessrdeJ the
skesioa Of Rcpabtcan President as ja.l cause Cor
dissolution Mr. Poster Of c5aneriieui sinlei,s M.
State fion Of the aggression. sonp,ine,i Of hy
Mr.. Tembs 4 tunaing debate thea spnns Up be.
tween Mssss. Poster, Mallory. Bsnima. and others
On "Wednesday, VIZ. Pugh's resolution insifaeiias
the committee the Jgdsiay . iniuits int, ihe 81.
ped.enry u fsPsalng much q the at otslnilny
the iefniore. II Utah ,ui Nov Mexico . requires lha,
he Laws o. their Legiases shai br subject 10 spprc.
val q Congress. being he speeiai order NJ. Wilson
addressed the senie lengtb earnest speech r..
,isaing The haoy AMI TENDENCIES n the pcniins con.
&C., between freedom anJ slavery II the Unic states
". wilson concluded ii. speech o. Thuulay, anl
was replied % - W. Nigtal. u Texas, and VII Da.
vs.. ~ Mississippi.
In Tie House II Representative. 81 MonIay. M
Bark.dse. u NJ, madc sou,hern speech. in Which
he reiterated that ne favor q resisting llc nau
saraiion q Black Republican President.
ST.. Cofwin, q Ohio. male sumo remarks. which pot
the House in good humor. His views for he most pla
Conservative but he claimed thr tsht 10 prohibit
slavery 10 the Territories. Mr. Cofvin continued Ii,
rcnarss on Tue.jsy
On "Wednesday. NJ. Ksti Of 5 G.. made sirpns
southern speech IN which he saiI :. TIE souh should
prepare isr dissolution, L dissolution doe. not come
'hrn abe all hass shown a wise pfteiuiien'
Aitet call Of the House. sole was taken ior spsa.
kef. which resulted follows .-neressaiy % choice.
los Mr. sherman received los. NJ. Boeoek 81, NJ.
smith II ". g. 20, scslterinE -.
On ThaFstsy three ballot. seFc hal fot speaker. The
Ia', Of which Stool for shefnn io3 Bocoek ST. saith
%, the rest scattering.
On Friday, after some rreliminatY explanations, Mr.
smith, Of n. carolina was nominated iot Speaker By
The Americans, after sseenaining that The Democrats
would give him their support The wss taken anil
general rejoicing ADD smith appeared 10 Be elected,
DO, lcfo,s The Wa declared sherman ,olei i1t
corNin. and three msmbef. from penas, i,ana thsn.
gel from smith q Cotuin. anI ihr election was ii.
ica'ed. The House then aiiournei d Mand,y.
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From whatever cause, owness u spirits. and an oil
e. signs # diseased liver. and other 1sto
ot 'he system vanish under the .eniealinr ipauehe
q iAs all powerful aniiserte and Ielerseni rlm.r
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General Debll!tv and Weaknaa,

sA9FS AAts EAuta q disease exhibits Il.
sei' tais searching AMI unetrng remedy dffeaes /.
from Tie patients .y.irm.
General Debility and Weakness.
From whatever cause owness nf spirits and an OIL
er signs II diseased liver and otLrf sotsanil.ian
% hs sysem vanish under the .efadiesling influence
o. His an powerful anisepte and detergent remedy
Bilious Disorders.
The proper auln,um lnj right condition Of lie bile
= 81 m1mrHtoas importance u tie health Of The hu.
mtn frame, this ant.bi9u. medicine espcls The tien
seeds o. the complaint anil renders al lie Hubs AMI
seeitlions pure aad fluent, cleansing and fssu.catirg
iAe vital functions Of the body.
Sickly Females
should hse no time III irving lew doses II hi. ,e,
ulans aad ienoyalng remedy, whatever may Sc ,bel,
complaint / can be taken with safety IN a periodical
aud o,ef dlsotsanfIons. is effect il al but miiaru.
Unrefgtsd Proof.
The testimony o. Nations Is unanimously borne ia
'sr heiibgitieg virtues Ct Biz noble frn,dy ana rst
nistifs 10 every lifting language bear witness is lie
uHdsniablencss u their intrinsic worth.
haory's PiAs are ne lest reBiglig ksiowa
Y tds tForldjor hieJaiessiay diseases:
Asilmi, DatstuI. B5WeI Ten.
Dsuy.y. Coughs. nlasn.s
Drstly, IVlls. Fetgf aad..A ag,.
Chesi Diseases, rrmHe Cem. Cossissne.s.
UfsFfpsit, plants. Hesd4ehre
Indigestion, siuae and Gravel. Inastr,a.
Inflammation. Secondary Symp. Inward Msskness
Nrntttal Mice. toms f8.eg.. = -
tons, l,tst Complaints. Is,
Fds. Worms 81 Ill kinds,
~ CAUTION - N5as are genuine pfles. tbs
W0id. Holloway. New York anJ ionlub. ste a..
rsfnahle a. Naiermatk 10 tteTt leaf ii ii book Of
difsciions around zach DOT u boz Tie SAM NAV b
plainly seen by hOhiius ihc leaf 10 tbe light land.
some fssafi vii b. given 10 any one rendering such
ih0im1iion may lead 70 DE dstfriiaa IL any rady
o. parties couniefsiibs The medicines 81 teuaies he
samc. Knowing ihem 70 Be spatioas
SD ~ Tie Mtuuilet1fits II pfols ssof HOLD.
wii, 50 Maiden lane, New York aud Il sll ff.ptftl.
lie Druggists and Dealers in Medieinfs Throughout
The United stairs aud lie civilized nyfi IN f0aes q
% ccuis. 90 cents. aud ) each
81 Iheic Is considerable si,ng By taking The lafs.
ef sizes
y. B.-Dfecions or The guidance Of Patients IN
every disorder ere aiHtel 10 each boz.
Aug. 10. Ca
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STRAW GOODS.
Hats. Caps, Bonnets, Flowers,
Ruches, &c. &c.
For Spring, 1860.
GEO. w. & JEHIAL READ.
so Warren & 100 Chambers Street,
NEW YORK,
IMPORTERS
Manufacturers & Wholesale Dealers,
"A RE now receiving from their agent in Europe,
and their own factory, magnificent assortment
Of the above goods to which they call the particular
attention Of first class buyers.
Catalogues containing full description Of goods, with
prices attached, sent by mail on application.
New York, January, 1860. 6e-4wp
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Bilious Disorders.

HE proper gpln,um inj night condition Of lie bile
y ~ m0nrntous importance u tie health of The Ia.
n'n ifinr this ln5ili3u. medicine expels The hidden
seeds o. the complaint anil renders al lie futIs AMI
'eririons pure aad llen cleansing anl fssu.eiatir,
tie vital functions Of The h5fF
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Sickly Females

should lose no time ID trying few doses II this req.
GLAZING aad ienoyaiing remedy, whatever NAV Sc tbet
complaint i can be taken with safety ia all ffiar,l
aud oier disoisantI,i0ns, is effect Il al but mitsrs
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Co.partnership.

January i.l, leo.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-07-20
Those living i'm Glass Houses
should not throw stones!

Are our Republican brethren entirely karmo-
NOUS in their nominations Have they not
got their 'sBreckinridge ticket too They trv
10 appear very much amused at the apparent
division of the Democracy-but they should
look At home. Is there no prospect of division
among those who constituted the Fremont pha-
lanx 10 the last Presidential campaign They
almost united the opposition to the Democracy
al that time-can lhez do It now Does Lin
coin stand as well as Fremon. with conserva-
tive men 2 Can sny one say that Lincoln ls
not an ont-aHd-out Aboiitlonist Does he not
claim the paternity OF the ''irFePressioIe conflict
docirne?" Will this fact corzmend him to con-
servatiye sold Line Whigs'' or honest "Amer-
leans Z" Recoliect the masses Of the old line
Wigs and American parties were with Fre-
mont IN the last campaign in Pennsy ylva0ia aad
New York. Will such men desert their own
ticket--a ticket With such men as Bell and Ey-
ereh on it Look to your own household,
gentlemen OF the Lincoln Abolition Party
Look to the safety Of your own windows instead
Of amusing yourselves throwing stones al ours
WAYNCsBURG MESSENGER.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-07-20
Senator Douglas Letier Of
Acceptance.
WASHING TON, June y, l8l

WASHINGTON, June 27, 1860.
Gentlemen In accordance with the YER
bal assurance which / gave you when YOU pla-
ced in my hands The authentic evidence of my
nomination for the Presidency by thu National
Convention Of the Democratic party, / now
send you my formal acceptance.
Upon careful examination OF the platform
of principles adopted at Charleston and reatfirm-
ed al Baltimore, with an additional resolution
which Is in perfect harmony with the others,
hnd it to b. a faithful embodiment Of the time
honored principles of the Democratic party, as
the same were proclaimed and understood by all
parties IN The Presidential contests of I848, 80,
and SO.
Upon looking into the proceedings of the
Convention also, ! find that the nomination
was made with great uhanmity, 10 the presence
and with the concurrence of more than two
thirds OF the whole number of delegates, and in
exact accordance with the long-estabshed usa-
pes of the party. My inaexible purpose not 10
be candidate nor accept TIE nomination in a.
ny contingency, except as the regular nominee
of the National Democratic party, and in that
case only upon condition that the usages as well
as the principles Of the party should be strictly
adhered 10, had been proclaimed tor long
time, aud became we'll known to the country.
These conditions having all been complied
with by the free and voluntary action OF the
OF the Democratic masses and their faithful rep
! Tesentatlves, without any agency, interference,
or procurement on nv part, l feel bound in
honor and duty to accept tie nomination.