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Editorial Items.

t. - nD'kFTlsEMENTs.-We have space on
= eenegai attention to the new Adver-
'',o'"e''S IN our columns to-day. When we
. 'oom We may more particularly refer to
or all of them.
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PRICES CURRENT


~ We have received no Reports from our
Market Correspondents for the past week. We
learn from our exchanges, however, that prices
generally have remained unchanged, with few sales
during the holidays. We change our figures to
correspond with the reports found in our latest ex'
change papers.
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"ooD CHANcE.-A An interest in the Char
''''e Bulletin (amonntirg to one-fourth or
one-half) is offered for sale, to any one quail
hed to act as assistant Editor and Superin-
'endent. Apply to HI Alexander.
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ARTIFICIAL n

with the Arm and Elbow Attachment: ARTIFI-
GAL FEET, with the Ankle, Leg, and Knee
Joint attachment.
These articles are perfectly natural, and sdap-
ted for either sex, and can be sent by express to
any part of the world. All kinds of Trusses for
Hernia OF Rupture of every description, for either
sex, and Trusses particularly d&pted for females
in a weak condition, also for those with PRoLAP-
sUs UTERI.
Doctor Baakee is one of the most celebrated
and skillfal physicians and surgeons DOW living.
His fame Is known personally in every principal
city in the world.
All letters directed to DR.. Baakee must con.
tain ten cents to pay postage and incidental ex
penses. All Chronic Diseases can be treated By
correspondence, except those mentioned, which
will require his personal supervision
Ns- Office Hours, from A. II. TO a p. N
DONT0R BAAKEE,
Office 7o4 Broadway, a few doors above Pourl
Street, New York City. I6-ly.
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Hon. Lynn Boyd, Of Kentucky, formerly
<peaker of the House, in Congress, died re-
Gently.
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WAKE FOREST COLLEGE.

WAKE FOREST COLLEGE.
FTHHE next session of this Institution will COM
4 mence on the third Monday of January.
Prof VIM Royal, of Furman University, S. c.,
who has recently been elected to the chair of An
cient Languages, will be here BY the opening OF
the session.
Prof. JAS. II. Poote long Known as the Princi.
pal of Taylorsville Institute, is already in his
place, to give instruction in the same department.
The other Professors remain as they have been.
German will be taught as an extra study.
French will also be extra, if pursued beyond
the usual ii @ e allotted to it.
By a recent order of the Trustees, no tuitio on
fees will be charged to those having the Ministry
in view.
Special attention is called to the fact, that the
Board of the Baptist Convention desire to receive
many more of this class a. BeniGciaries, Who's
board will be paid, and ether assistance given
upon their compliance with tho usual conditions.
For farther particulars. apply to
W. NJ. WINGAIE, Pres.
Forestville, Doc. 18th, 1855. I7-tFl.
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We see by recent European intelligence,
that serious ap~prehensions are entertained of
another Revolution in Austria.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-01-04

HoIl"way's Pills and Ointment The inmi-
grant to The settlements Of the West should never
he uuprovGCd with these two curatives. They
cvmbinS in tEomseiy 5 the whole host of drugs
that are recommended from the phaInacopeia Of
tie practitioner, and are both altet ative and in.
variable. Scld at the mandatory, NO. so Mai
seN Lane, New York. aud by all Druggists, at
aac:, 63c., and 81 per box or pot.
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THE NORTH CAROLYN MUTUAL LIFE IN

TNHE NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE IN
i sURAEcE COMPANY inmres healthy white
persons, from IA to so years e age, for I year,
for Z years and for life. Also, healthy slaves
from 10 to 90 years of age, for ! or 5 Years.
CHAS. 7. JOHNSON, President.
Il. W. Hustled. Attorney.
W. q. JONES, Treasurer.
All desired information given by AGENTS in all
the towns and villages of the State. AMI by
II. II. RATTLE, Se-'y.
Raleigh, Dec. 2, 1859. I5-ly
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PEgs IN COUNTY, N. G.

IEHS1H .SOUST1, ~, ".
Rev. 7. J. HORNER, Principal.
FysHIS SCHOOL LOCATED IN A PLEASANT
u and healthy neighborhood, in Person county,
fourteen miles south of South Boston directly on
the stage line between Hillsboro' aud South Bos-
ton, will comnence its first session on the second
Monday in January. under the charge of Rev.
L. j. HoREER, who has been successfully engaged
in teaching for the last fifteen years.
Those having sons or wards to educate, would
do well to consider the advantages of his school.
Boys will be thoroughly prepared for College. uD-
der an experienced and skillful teacher and rla-
ced in this community, they will be removed IRON
all temptations to vice and immortality.
The charge for tuition is SIS and $40 per sef
sion. Board can be obtained in families conye-
nient to the Academy at IS per month.
For further particulars address the Principal, OF
either Of the Trustees, st Woodsdale, Person corn
ty, n. G.
Rev. J. z. MONTAGUE,
j. F. NEAL, rw
d. A.. HARRIS,
- W. II. LAWSON,
December 10, 1859. B-4t
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Corrected By D. L. WILLIAMS & HIGH
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, RICHMOND.
k~EMARK.-All Tobacco coming by the Wv of
Petersburg marked to us, will be promptly for
warded by our Agent at that place.
ToBAcco.-Notbing doing in old Tobacco worth
mentioning. What little is offered is Of inferior
quality. W. quote inferior Tugs at 4 a 5, GOOD and
fine .! a 63 Inferior Leaf74 a 81, good 9 10! a IL;
fine Manufacturing scarce nominal price Is a 90.
NJ English in Market. The receipts of the new
loose have increased. The quality is very inferior
thin leaf and very dirty. Prices range from 2
a 81 a IA Some fine parcels at 8.
FL)UR.-We quote superfpe for shipment, at
SAL a 8. latter 6aotation holders price. Extra
s6,25 IA $50. Little doing.
CoRN--The market is dull at last weeks QUO,
tations: so q IS etc per bushel.
OARS Steck light. We quote 40 a 40 per
bushel.
BACON. Quote Sides II cts Shoulders 9 GETS;
Ham ~ d 10 cents, as 20 quality. Steck light
aud market firm
Wharf.-The wheat market is rather frne r
than at last quotations. Prime white wheat being
scarce, will bring | 40 to l As per bushel. ST. 20
to | IS for strictly prime Red, and from that down,
according to quality.
FAYETTEVILLE MARKHT.-Flour, Family IS
20; Sup. ) 40 a 45 Enu 20 Wheat
81 90 a / IL; C-1@sueO0S fair to
good 10 a Io5 ordinary Spirits
Turp, 81 yellow dip Is; sny IS;
WIMISGroN MA~rKET.-Turpen1y virgin and
yellow So hard 1866 spts rurpeHTine 424 Ro-
siu Nc. /, So. q; Tar $50. Fiofs 500 for sinner.
625 for family Cotton 10. so Bacon l34 for ham,
and sides 8olassss, Cuba "a.
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ENTIRELY HARMLESS

so that it cannot injure the most delicate c%onstitu
ton When In perfect health, no effect is produ
ced by its use except an increase of appetite bat
wneE disease L. seated in the frame aud hurrying
tas, ITS victims along the path of life, then its mys-
;erinus 'nfueuce is felt and seen it enkindles
new life AMI 'ignr, and and brings heath and
strength back to the suffering aud diseased.
Prepared and sold by A. B. D. SANDS. Drug
gists, l0O fulton Street, New York.
For sale also by WILLIAMS d HAYWOOD,
Raleigh N. G..
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MUSICl THE VERY LATEST.
PUBLISHED BY es
MILLER & BEACHA NJ,
BALTIMORE, MD.
PIANO SoKGs. Price,
Links of tho Home Chair, Song and Chorus,
Home is home no more, Stevenson, Is
Wy Mothers Gift 25
Her bright smile haunts me still, IS
Willie ~Bane-SoEg and Chorus, Everett, IS
Willow Cot, Everett as
Jesus is our common Lord,
One or four voices,-Miller, IS
PIANO PIECES.
Regents March-Performed by Blues Band, Is
Dedicated to Regent of the Mount Vernon
Association.
Moonlight, Music and Lovers,
Variations by Oh. Grobe, !"
Kaloolah Waltz, Wayt, 25
Solferino Waltz, Cocheu, IS
s soirss~ s ssyriennesW sIts, New Dances, each, %
Homo Sweet Home-Varia.ions 4hsnds,
Oh. Grobe, 40
@> Music forwarded per mail, on receipt of
price, free of postage. Money or Post stamps
must accompany orders.
A liberal discount to Dealers, Booksellers Teach
ers and Seminaries.
No matter where a piece is published, it can be
bad on application to US.
NJ. Dc BIS Catalogues furnished qratuitousIy.
MARTINS GUITARS These celebrated instru-
ments which stand un-ivalled for their power of
tone, and b auty of workmanship can be had from
$50 to $50, including case. 19-tf
PITT uOUNTY FEMALE INSTITUTE
TINE first session of this school will open Tues
day the 10th of January, 1860, under the su-
perintsndencc of EDWIN G.. MOORE, A. B., as.
sisted by competent instructors.
Terms
| English. including higher Mathematics, SIS 90
Primary b-ancnes, 10 90
Latin, Greek or French. each, extra, 90
susic, with use of instrument, 20 90
vyof lights and fuel So per month.
ktaition will be required, one half
d the other half at the close of the
hskarged from time of entrance
pruSsssence unless in cases Of
e an ted near Marlboro, on the
be lattn Plank Road, twenty miles
GENT com y in a healthy, moral aid
Fure the b. No pains will be spared
their mora - comfort of the pupils,
as their rNWement viii be cared for
urthsr nar t1vancement.
v&ddress the Principal, o.
sE HINES, Presf.
IL, 1859. uiboro, Pit. Go. n. @.
If-5m
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Sold by CHURCH d DUPONT. Druggists,
No. IS Maiden Lane, New York,
And by all respectable Druggists throughout the
country. I2-Iy
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THE RUTHERFORD
Male and Female Academy,

I COATED IL miles East from Morganton,
- Burke county, n. @, will open its eth session
on Monday 10Th of Jan. 1860, to continue 81
weeks.
Rev. r. L. ABERNETHY, Principal and teach
er in Natural and Moral Sciences.
NJ. E. LAWRENCE, Esq, teacher of Latin,
Greek and Mathematics.
Miss ELIZA E. RAMSAUR, chosen Instrue'
tress in Ornamental Branches.
Mrs M. A. ABERNETHY, teacher in Primary
Department
DR.. J. R. ELLIS, NJ. D., Lecturer upon Physiol-
ogy and Hygiene.
Board in good families, at Sc to Z per month.
Tuition, per session, ranges from SIS to Is.
MS~ Students admitted at any time, but no de-
dacticn from entrance to end Of session, except in
protracted sickness.
These schools have never been more prosperous
than at present. The large building is now being
completed so as to accommodate all who may fa-
vor US with their presence.
For particulars, address the Principal, Happy
Home; P. o., Burke county, N C. l9-3n
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BIZ OroEt.
OFFICE OF G. ". P.
VI Yrwbern, n {. J

/" '-'"'y'"a1 nlcasc inform me AZ OH o"aI
Of the c&Irc,io. # yodr CouL tSeir Commits
brn rrt; S''g = may issue their
r5N w. Newbern, n. c.
Dee.nh.r = 1852
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ARTIFICIAL EYES
AM
TYMPANUMS, or EAR DRUMS,

which are suitable for either sex and all ages
inserted in five minutes. EAR TRUMPET of ev'
cry description also every variety of artificial
articles known in the world-a large assortment
Of Beautiful and durabfa
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MASONIC HIGH sCoOLs.

OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.
TEACHERS:
Literary Department.
j. II. MILLS,
VALENTINE FRIEsE,
MISS NJ. A. FOWLER,
Miss E. j. BARHAM.
Department Of Fine Arts.
MISS NJ. A. HAMMOND.
Department. Of Music.
Mrs. E. N. Mills,
MISS S. A. FAUCET.
EXPENSES.
Tuition in Elementary Branches, SIS
+" College Glasses, 20
" " Drawing (materials i~ncluded) IL
" Painting in Water Colors, Is
- " Oil Painting (msterials inclu1ed) 20
" " Wax Work (materials included) 10
" " Embroidery (materials included) 10
/" Music instrument furnished) %
Board (washing i~ncluded) 80
Extra charges and needless expenses are strictly
prohibited. Niece. sary purchases are made by the
teachers. Picayune peddler. are not allowed to
enter the premises, and no pocket money is required.
The school is Supplied with apparatus sufficient
for thorough investigation and instruction.
The boarding department is so arranged that
the comforts of q home are combined with the sd-
Santages of q school.
Oxford is situated on the healthy hills of Gran
vile, IL n lies from the Raleigh md CASTOR Rail
Road, and is connected with henderson Station by
. line Of daily stages.
The scholastic year is divided into two sessions.
The frat Qneua IN the first Monday IN july and
closes on the last Thursday in oyember The
lecond opens on the first Monday in January ard
tloses with the annual Comme on the last
Thursday in May.
For admission apply to ] II. MILLS.
Oxford, N. c., Dec. 10th, 1859. 19-5tpd.
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EYES AND EARS

Are successfully treated without the use of the
knife or needle DR., Baakee has constantly on
haad ut his Office a very extensive assortment o.
beautiful
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NORFOLK MARKET.

BY MCPHEETERS & GHISLELIN,
Wholesale 4KoCERs a Confession MERcHANTs
Wills WHARF, NORFOLK, VA.
FLoUR.-The receipts of N. G. Flour are very
light, We have to reporta firm but not an active
IF arket. We quote by the drsy load s. L. $54 a
% Extra s 10 6 rs; Family 8 so a 1913. There
is very little inquiry jus. now for shipment
C6TToN.-the sales of the week amount to zoos
bales at prices ranging FROM log a 1903 At the
close, the market is fiat under the continued un
favorable advsces, and We quote i04 q l9s fol
good uniform lots.
CoRE.-Yei.ow is in demand at 80 q 50 white
ard luke: are less ~enquired fl: ut IS II II.
PE4s.-B E. dull at S. 20; Clay and BID
wanted at 80.
NAVAL >ToKEs. -Spts. Turpt. 43 a "A comm
Resin FL 30 3 ! 30; Tar active at 81 80. Y
DaIED FRUIr Continues quiet. Apples 81 As
Peeled Psauhes 800 unpeetsd Peaches 2 90.
WHEAT.-Neceipts very light, with no sales I,
report from.
BACON. N. 9. and Va. hoground liz a lie
good =. q. and Va Hams "a q Is.
GRoCEREES-N. 0. and P. r. Sugars 8 a 81
rushed aud 2ulverized ii a liz G Sugar 81
10 AS to quality. N. o. Molassss II a 45 Mus
covado 30 a 81. Rio Coffee IL u 124; Laguyr
l31 Il rs Java l6 a 10. Rice IL a 5. ALBANIAN
tine Candies 90 a %: Chemical IS a 3S SpeEl
90. Brown Soap d IS. Starch las.
Dec. 81.
PETERSBURG MARKET. 7
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Weekly Family Newspaper.

Bend Male Academy.
SLIVERM0RE, A. NJ, PRINcrPAL
TERMORE is a graduate of Brown
M ksity and Newton Theological Semina-
an experience of several years in
is located IN az fine and healthy a
State affords, being in the North
sfaokin county, n. C., in the Bend
iget, six miles south of the Pilot
SCHOOL will open on the third
Anuary, 1850.
Terms:
1Zhing, fuel, rooms and furniture fex.
Of lights per month 1900. .$ 9 90
Tuition.
ELEMENTARY CoVRsE-Spelling, reading, wff-
ting and Arithmetic, per term ......a$S 90
ENGLISH CoURsE.-English Grammar, Arithme.
tic and Geography, per 90
CLASSICAL CoURsE.-La.in, Greek, Algebra,
Geometry, Philosophy and mistry....... 90
ExGrHEERING CoUssE-Trigonometry, Survey
ing, heights and distances, &c, per term. ...90 90
Modern Languages, extra charge.........6 90
For further PARTICULARS address the Secretary
of the Board Of Trustees.
JOHN lei. KINYOUN,
Secretary of Board of Trustees.
East Bend, n. c., Jan. 2, 1860. l9-4t
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DR.. BAAKEE.

nE5 Il
CPECIAL attention given to ali chronic diseas-
Des. CoyGHs, GROUP, Consumption, 1FFLUES-
IA, AsTEMA, BRONCHITIS, all diseases Of the NOSE,
MOUTH, TaRoAf, ana LUNGs; all SKIN Diseases
of every description successfully treated ;-LUs
BAGo, LUMBAR Assesses, SCRoFULA, RHEUEA=
TIsM, GoUT, NEURALGIA, PARALYSIS, EPILEPsY, O.
CoSvULsIoNs. DYSPEPSIA, nYsENrERY, DIARsHoa-
The very worst cases of PILES cured IN a short
time alsso of the Stomach, Liver, an Bowcls.-
There are many diseases incidental ia women and
children which are treated with distin guished sue
cess, All particulars vii be given by letter. DR..
Gaakee can produce one thousand certificates OF
his perfect SUGGESTING in curing
Cancers, old Sores, OF Ulcers, Hip Diseases,
Fistul~, Of every description, Scald
Head, Wens, Polypus OF the Nose.
Or in any part of the body,
Tumors, and Swellings,
of every description, and without the use Of the
knife, or any surgical instfunents. These last
named diseases cannot be cured by correspon
donee therefore all such patients must place
themselves under the Doctors personal supervis
ion.
Doctor Baakoe has made a new discovery Of a
FLUID" that will produce absorption of the
"CATARAcT," and restore permanent vision to the
EYE, without resort to the knife. Ell diseases of
he
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DLACK sATINET PANTS FOR sEBV'TS-
ID To close the lot-at the low price Of Ego aot-
lars per pair. E. l.. HARDING.
Raleiga, Nov. 10, 1859. l5-ly
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.
TEE GREAT
AMERICAN REMEDY !.

This PREPARATION is q combination hereto Eoxa
unknosn in tho history of medicine, i fferjna
i riifSn;ss djrepfsrsaft ll, Hons ootF's a nsa %PfIIIafi Witch ib51 nav -
IT dIferent times offered to the public 1t NO
specifically upon toe Whole system, thereby bring
ing It under i:s direct and immediate iafuenee.-
Although possessed Of powerful and Controlling Il.
ferin. vet 1t Is
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NHRAP oVERCoATS For SEKTAETs-
~ At prime cost, TO close tie lot.
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GATfNET FRoCKs-A coop ARTICLE F0R
~ Servants now receiving az the low price OF
four dolars-yery eseap.
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Y.

Office 704 Broadway, a few doors above Pou
Street, New York City. I6-ly
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ally ioose)
clined con<idefSy
!, and Leaf S44 a s.
CotN --S,ies Of new
s. 50.
HoTToN.--Sales y~estsr0Ey~
to 300 bales at 81 a 10 for stains9
i0A for g,,d. and some little selected az
market classes quiet with a limited demahN
holders ere not generally pressin g their stoN
WHEAT. Prime white continues in good
snand at1 ~ a | SO; Red is less active and pr
are some W. Or three cents lower. Recoip>
all kinds this week have been very limited. =
BAcoN--fhe stock here is very small and pric
are rather dearer. We quote shoulders at 81 q l
and sides III.
9UGAKs.-prices have again slightly advanc
with a good demand, for the various grades of
fined.
SALr-The market is bare of fine, and con,
quently orders sent for it cannot be filed until
supply is received (Which is shortly e1pecte,
We quote it nominal'y at So per sack.
Dec. 81.
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nyEE SACKS FOR Y0UEHs-h LARGE
~ Lot on ani-seli ng at cost to reduce stock;
also, Yoath's Cashmere Froek- anl Sacks, havi2g
an over stock. Call and supply yourselves early.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25

aEi h1i voted Tor llm, un his 4 l.e made "a IA
lA4i u he Nega elected l'ie Acio liailToad sloul
10 "Ec ui tie l,aiiug features of Lie administIa
.'oh, AMI 10 nfaW NJ rsRs Nruga Mis &gle -
MD get 40 such pledge from Dir, buchanan
anN hrUte ! support Il Mr., Fremont, as devne,
TIE coml.tIiun ui tisJ great eHltgITiss Ia IN,
age In Wl,ic,i Ne liv', Uhl tn all caulus iime
paramount Iu Sll uI.ogs, lad legn appointed
u'l gate here .gu,g meeting which lad us in,
lrs'..lug Ulla1T, li,Ii ur tie man Who IA,
Teen twice Your Fg,sldrnt-uue uf your ull,si
senators Ia Congress, and now y0uF q rvfruor,
aHI Whusr public career las reelected credit and
ren"wn upon your state; hero, WHO carries the
sears Tyyrlyed ia Fighting YOUR lat,lrs, and who
l"s done more Tor your State Than auy other liy,
iuf uan, As soon as these facts we're uset rtain-
r.d, they appeared u the convention 10 constitute
H'"'s' Ttgrs, nnl your humble servant was uoI
permitted q take 10, scat, aud that worst ur All
81 liialhs wrig,en-'AN ARourloNsT."
Ihe chairman Of tho Committee m Credentials
said he would make the report, aud the Conven-
N'h Womb grant me the opportunity 10 define
lAY position, which would Lave been tair and
lHst. The report WAS made, hHt the Convent ION
ruled ms out, without the ''hcuciit of clrrry.I
Your Delegates having been thus insultcl, now
takes tho field for first vacant seat in Congress
from Western Texas, AMI will leave tho result In
your hands; for he knnws YOU are with him in
his cndcvors 10 stop the misrule OF Eastern Tex
rs, ana that you are for the Union, Constitution
and our Institutions; the acquisition of Mexico:
and the key TO the Guli, the pride of tho sen and
the very gem of the ocean, the island of Cuba
and the building Of the South Pacific railroad.-
know that our morning and evening rrnyrr. /
ND our watchword and cry IL, "Our whole conn.
ry-our Institution aud Constitution-and our
Mon, must and daR b. prcsrr,d." And when
arrived at Washington under this lag, which | .
IN sure to do, pledge myself not TO misrcprc.
eng my constituents, nor to attack, SO help me
iud, any Of the great generals, statesmen or con.
ttntional juriSts that have gone before for
hcir fame belongs to our countrymcn and to pos.
Gritty.
Yours. truly. W. ". LELAND
=. .S.-On my return from Missouri, early in
he fall, with my sheep, | shall take the stump
Or the nominee ut Charleston, il he he n con-
trya;irc mnn, and remain in the field until
lectcd, on the platform as above laid down
". w. l..