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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09

Leave Atlanii What, Poulaad, e,sfy Moe
day, Tuesday "Wednesday THURSDAY Friday"
O'Clock. z, NJ, aed Cea,ral Wharf Bo'ioh'
every Mondsy Tuesday. Wednesday, ThSr'd'y
aad FRIDAY, az 5a'clock u, NJ.
faIe, in eabin, sl,ss
Ga deck, w
Nh. Each boats furnished With large
numbe o i.tate-room' IoT the accommodate. oi
ladies aud famiEcs; and traveller are reminded
that by taking this liae, mach saving OF time and
expense vii lbe made and thatthe Inconvenience
ol,uiyiag in Boston al late hours in the night
.iiibe avoided.
The boats arriyea season TO take the earliest
tfaias out oiihe CITY.
The company ate notresponsibldorba ggag'to
an amoart exceeding : $50 'alye,aad that per-
rousI, unlsss notice gives and paid ior AZ the
sat, otone passenger To- every $500 add'i'ona
value.
[TFreighuakena,u 'ual.
L.BILLINGs. Agent.
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in. sTAfFonD's
IRON q SULPHUR POWDERS


IRON a. SULPHUR POWDERS
A.. .nintls preparation ~ fria ani Eaiphur Lsn,s
- th.t esistnf IN the lAl - fsrfectiT hsalthT
I.r.sa- Inliins ~ith the disssiCi Sol
Tarr HEutiLitr ASp frsiTt fHs ntoon.
Tarr Isrlsr ESrssr 70 rnG Afs'ots srsrts.
TurT IxveoHAtr ruu LtVra
Tusr sEsxstHrx fur Diatsros
THsr RtarLirr fuE srcatfios ~ fut bonT.
Asp las sFrcVtc zoe At ftsilH WEisst'sts.
Pttct OsT DoLLla ficEAas.
Aan BROADWAY. Nsv-Yors. ani AL pTuFsi''s.
pAuFutIr CONTRASTING TrsftHcstaus ffuui The 10y
tosinz af uioFe than 90 Other vi slusu llpnllesnt
vsr.sns I'll b. ssnt D. any aliry-s nee ~ ssaai.
GTn. Lau. H.. Inh AVsnus. Nsu lofk.
sNfos DsaFfa. Eti- Basket Nsu iofk.
THrttou WEIp. Esl- Aiiahr. ~.
GIs DrfT GsGtx. wlshins,on. % q.
Cot. s,NrNL Cotr IiArtfori. Coan.
Cot. Cas- NAV. u.AA
Rrv. JosHrl Lawn. ~ inispsnisni. NJ.
REv. y Bsiaur. ~ Esrninsr Nsv lots.
Rsv. u. W. q. CsosG. Al. An. nAs Unlon, ". y.
HTv. - A. sFtsxnG. nutismutis. y. Y.
lav. ia. Lsoxasp. EIstef. y. w.
SEND FOIt a PAMPHLET.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09
pawn KS,rr. Register.

uNraHp, ss.-Nta Couu of Probate he'll At "a
49,, vithp ani Er tho Cuuniy ~ uNin'i, on
the fhlfd % ..ity 90 Octpl,r. \. u l~oD.
Iu.NUI>>N TNRNUN. afuin,sirsitiN Dn the
I estate q Js.n.. N. Ilmum late 1t Wool.
STA ias ai cauni,. Usro,ssd, haV0g pfss'ntui
hsf hr.t a,ssuat 4 .lmlHi,ratoa II tho estate Of
.,ii ,i-crascl f,f slnsa1rr.
Opisfsd. that 90. .aid sim'S g,'c notice ~
40 ref.1ns Interested los oausing cog, oi ihii
.s.lrf g. h. prtIishsd thfr. SEX. sucoessi,sh iu
Tho O,nfd p-nprrl pih.ic nsssphpsi pf'u'
eel 40 plus. that ths, mp, app.ar ats Probate
e. GOO o. o. hst - Pare 81 saii C"uniy oo thr
thir4 ru-.is, 1T No,'lsf ns,l, anj show c.uf' i
,s, ihrS have. shs the sane shuuli MT D. al
awrs.
THOMAS II. BROWN. Jols,.
\ tf1s cIp,-at,ost
D,rip ks,Fr. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09
VIRGIL u. RAw>oN

O,r1uu.ss. Na Ca1ftoi Probate hell 81 Par
t.vlfhiH B1I Soc tts oauaN Of uNiHf.I, au che
u.rf Irss.sy .l o,f.t-r, \. u. l~tn.
o. trr iHfr.uia. pfti'IrH-
D-Irsi, that fhr lii pstII,lHsr giVH r.tiCs
tHtII persons IHrrfr.tet o., ,aus.1g e. cop, uithI'
Hfa.flr hr u1h.tshrI three weeks sBSrrssIvs', tH
thr u,1rf nrnpcratufiu'sj 90 raus, tbatthy
Hitt appear 40 artol1ts t,urt iH D. hslI o..
&C.. ir sait count, on fhs fhrj Tr,.'s, ,i Nu,.
urNt. a. uiar 1'riask iH tho iurenoou, aaH she's
raH,., lt,1y they hasesh, the same sbauld not
Is granted.
THOMAS 70. BROwN, Js4.,
Afrut r1pN-atirst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09
Particular Caution.

In these day. Of medical imposition. whsu
men assume 10 BE- physicians without any knowi.
edge Of medicine whatever, peTson. osnBot b.
too oarfal g. whom they apply, before az least
uaking some inquiry, and especially ~ relation
10 those who make the satssipfelensions. Al.
yeHising physicians, IN nine oases out ften, are
iap'sisrs; anl az the newspapers are Toll Of their
deceptive Advertisements. without making ia7uiiy
ten 10 one you will be imposed upon. Dr.. N.
will send free. ~ enclosing one stamp a. above,
pamphst on DISEASES OF WOMEN aad
on private dissssss generally; also. cifcnlirs
giving foil Information, With the most uadoubtsi
T,f,fesso asd i'sii"oaiais. withDut which ~ adj
yrftisiny physician ~ medicine of ihi. kiad -
deserving d ANY CONFIDENCE wHATEy.
ER.
Dc. Matison i the ouy educ,isd physician in
Providence, II not Ia New England. who ,sd'er-
uses. makiag specially of Private Diseasesi
and he furnishes the very bet Testimonials, both
Of his A5A,siy and sl,H. ~ there ARE any 9th.
ers, LET THEN DO THE SANE.
Orders by mail promptly suendei 70. write
your addre.. phialy. and send to Dr. III. y.
MATTlsON, as above. y
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Great Curiosity.

We have one ofthe greiiest cuSiosiiies and most
valuable inyrui.1ns % the Known World, Coz which
,.,t 80, SHAW & CJAPk.
IS GI-cktr 5
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09

osroNp, s.-At Court otI'robaie heldat Par.
IL, wilhia aai Coz the County Of Oxford, ol
the third Tuesday OF oriobsr A. u. 1850.
PRISCILLA n, PEARCE, ADMINISTRATIVE on
the estate o( Samuel II. Poirce, late Of Nee.
way IN said osun,y, deceased. h,yiag prosecuted
he's hrst and faal account Of Naturalization OF
the esiai. Of ssii deceased ior alosauos;
OTipsi,ihst the said adminisi'riS give noiiee
"a all persons iaicrrsted BY c1using notice TO bc
Published three week, successfully IN The IN.
food Democrat priaicd NJ Pats, that they ma.
appear "a Probate Court 90 be held al Paris. on
the third Tuesday Of Nossmlsr pcNt, at nine OF
the clock IN the EsrsRooa AMI shcw oaase u an,
they have Why The same should not bs allowed
THOMAS n. BROWN, Jaigs.
AtTue eopy-Auestl
nANInkNArF. Rlrilfsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09
TssiimoHiab.

TsshmoHIai'.
"Irsratd W. Eddy 80 one oithe mos, capable
and .accessiui practitioners With whom have
had Official ,nicfcoufse.
CHARLES MASON,
ComnssioncToi ~ tsnu.'
"I have no hesitation In assafiag inyrniot'
that the, cannot employ pefson NOE competent
and trusiv ofthy aud more capable puiing lheir
application. IN iorm 10 SECURE Zoe then an Early
,od favorable confederation AZ tn fatsnt Ohlce.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Conmissionsr Of Patsnis.'
Bosiaa, February :. ls5S.
"ut.R n. Eud, has made fof me THIRTEEN
applications on IN but one ~ wh,ch Patents have
lsrsn grated. sad that one - now p"nding Such
uumisakable proof u goat nlsa, snd ABILITY on
he part lead. mc a. recommend all in'enio's 10
emil, 10 hin to procure their p'isuis, as thew may
h. .ure II having 'hr most ih,,hiul attention To-
.tswrd on their casc., and Al Ysty reasonable
charge. JUN N''Nhl
T,om Sent. II. 1857. g. Juas H.. lsjs, the sub.
.st,i~f. 30 cuurs. fh,s large p'sri,,o. made. on
Tu,ss.Rsis,isd applications, SlNIEEN Az.
rEAI.S, EVERY ONE Of ~h'ch ~as decided 10
h,s hyot. b., the Commissioner u rsIsn,s,
X. n. EDDY
boston. Jaa. ?. is6o. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09
nrNJANIN RODTRTS hic VI Prfu,

In .aiJ County. deceased, by giving bond a. the
hu directs. she therefore requests all psrsns
ul.o are ,aIsbled o. the estate ofssid d,cca'ei
o. make innrl,aie payment; ani those who t'v"
ln, demands ihsrcon g. exhibit he -a,i.'
oct 10 1850. SARAH W. ROBERTS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09

JIlE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
1 he IA. b-eh inly appointed by the Honorable
Judge Of Probate f,r the Counl, II Oxford. ani
assumed the trust of Administrators Of the estate
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09

TilE .ab.rutsr hsrsh, gives puh',c noi'cs that
hs b.. i--cn dol, spp,,ptsih, che honorable Judg,
81 Probate &C. ihr Couat, ol oNs'd. and Assumed
the rust II Executor II ihc lat vii and tesla
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09
The Great Healer Of Mankind
TAKE THEM AND LIVE
.S-NEGLECT THEN AND DIEf-R:
IcuicL's Sugar Coated Pills and Hid
STRENGTHENING plnstrIs.

Hsru ~
SUGAR COATED
PILLS.
The Children cry t0r
them
The remarkable
Amsfican tsms,l, 10
earning the sufii
by storm. Osrr I've
millions uiilAss ATE
soll annually, tom.
posed ruttrrl, Il
fhpsfs. Roots. lial.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09

OAroEb,ss.-Ata coutt oirtutats heicaiIa''
D.. sithin and fot The county 81 Oxford, on The
third Tus.da, IT Octolsf, 4. u. lscO.
NIAETHA \. KNIGHT. administrative on
vi The estate Il Chfk kaighi, tate of Nofshy,
~ ,aid County dccsased. ha'in; wcscn'ed her
beet ADD 6pal sccsuni 81 naturalization OF The 80
tale II aid deceased toe allowance;
Orisrsi, That.sij adm,nis'tN siye notice 10 al
p.f.ons iatsrrsic, b, caus,qg cop, Of this ori"'
b. o. puhli.hsi three weeks succ'ssiSclN ~ the
ONiofd ncmlrot. pfiutcl AZ ra''s. that ties
n4, appcat At Probate Couu 70 h. belt At faf's
IN .aid County. on the th'rl Iuesday Of Ne,
neNt, Al ten u the chck 10 the forenoon, and
.hsw cause. u 40, the, have, My the same
should not b. allowed.
THOMAS n. BROWN, J-is'.
4 upc copN--attest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09
y wv DAv,pE,.rr. R,su".

u,roRp, -, Ata Court ~ rfob'ts held At raf.
o.. with,n aaj iaf the CountN II oNi"fd, ou The
thiri Ta.sd,y ~ Ortnl.t, Al. lSbo.
HENRY l.. HAMMOND, almiuisirio' on
III the estate 81 sibe, Ch,.c late It rat,. iu
saii Cpuai, dscsa.td. hay,ng pfe.snied his sr'
ruunt ut sI,ninisir,tbn 81 The estate - .a,i tc'
ceased 90 allusanrrs
Ordered. that the sal Alnia.stuioS give
notice 60 40 per.rns ioisrcsisi ., c'uslug
ssiiss o. H. pi.hli.hsl ihtce ~csks succes'
si,rl, in The ON'srl prmrcrsi, pfinisd II fh'is'
De- aid Cuuut,. that the, may app,st ~ u ffu.
hate Cont o. D. h,h al rsus 90 said tDuat,,
1a The third Tursda, of W, nsNi, 1T u,ur u ihe
clock tn The iofsu1on ahl shrs csuss any ihrN
have, Wh, ths SAME sh1uli nnt H. allowed.
THOMAS u. brown, ledge
4 tive oopy Affect.
n.ytp kx.FF. Rra,strf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09
LIST or
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HoNEo.
PATHlC REMEDIES

q. rr-s sfgrff rItss-ssr',
Cures pover, csrr-.iiaH at lafan-a.
tIso- Heat PtIn. EfsiirasHrsi. .... ..ss.. :
s-cures Worm Fever. W'fn o'ar. '1r'.
eisas Apostle ... goo. ..s. ....st. - 49,. y
s-Cures Cole. t'sillaf' 'f, - N'''
faiu-s, siss Gfos'h' an i''''f-' ~
.-cur.. p,arrhoa, q Cisirtu o. Ai..s
49,. igf,rfa5a sol siH.Hlff tauTIsi.i =
Acires Dysontery or bloody fluh.
Caiis. Gflilngs nllus tnn. - p' ,.'.f'I Z
s-Curcs Cholera, Ci.'l.fa 49,. '''''
81 ya1uiuuF. Asihmauc hrran'lHf :
Cure. Coughs. Caii' li'ar'fnss', Boo.
rfltl. tsnagrta ani rnfs Ihf1M .....
1curc. Toothache. fsrshflr, NFff 10
Paius. Ss1ftida, al n D. gfnh
S-cure, I!esdsGhles, h., -, ~. ,,,''''
io-Curos Dyspepsia, Nsat, ~ - -
TanF-i siImaSh, Cansupa''n, hff
Cinnitlnt ...sast... ..HH. Z
ii-Caros Suppressed Mense'' 90 s''.'I' .
81 p-iayinf Gt~sn rfs..s'. 49,.
il-curcs Loueorrhea or whites h'''.t
ia-Cnr.s Group, Hssrs Craupy ta-Et,
Drl,4H - Uuprs..si nrrafhlnf ... Z
4-Cures Salt Rhsum. Crusu fruln -.
Tgapsits sail iiF.f, nafh-ff li'h.
is-C,trcs Rheumatisui, ftln, ls'nsnes' .'
s.,.s,.s. fl ~ Clfsi iift. -Hlr. Hr Dolls .
,s-cur., Fever and AEue. i1'sfll.'is.i
Tsvsf, Dumb Arls, OF l1'r'rfAie ago.
t.-Crrcs piIrs. t.f-rrtI .f vtfsftsf. I..I .r
fIa-Hrf rH.Haf "a. rfsf...fs
is-C'iret On'halmv Wee HF i.'T.rt
NEHs .r Co.,. fs vi. .r Hr Wee 81.
ia-Curss Cais-rh. A-a's .r r'f.r.s rT
F"H'rF GO IH f..H li.Tf f.."..HH
fl-Curns Welcoming Cough
a.l fHII.sf"F BEL. Hr H.Hs.... Co.,.
gi-Currs Asfhrns, n.#.ssrI n
tshrr7l LfrlrIrr Co.'S. 60 i.H.
e'=C'ir-s thr Discharge, Nr T.
W.aI. tr..s'rHI il.HHrr fHH
BHCuras Srrnmls, Ilarri tH.'s H.T
T.r.Is sHfHrrs. hHI UII II.."t
et-Cur~s General Debility. "F'H.
NsfFHHs WrHkrfsH ...........
s'-Currs Dr1rsy. TH'i A
Trf#l -Fs II r.h 'ratfT -arr
~ rI-ft Nra-'irsurss, r.s'r.' .
fsF NHrafn. AH.H.f.HF ...s.
- Cure Urinary DiTrHeas H.tr.. E...
rt.sHT o .l't Hf rtHff T.HlH
.,HCu-rs seminal Emissions. i.r.
Us'rrrs. srl t.I' .-' i
aHI p#taifT. .... .......
81 Cures Sore Nouth, ~ H'r~r.r..
CtaI -rri Nrfh IT Adore Hr C'...
Secures Urinary fnclntinonrH. H.
90 r-i. o. froIlrfi. rf.r'.i "f fH
CuresPsinfii mcnS"s. rrea-.. r.r..
Ur -HssHs. RE- fr H.... mol i... 90
ffrflFHH rTHrH4.
L=Curra san rings 40 Change 0f ifs.
fHH.H.Hff.#t l'lf.ff .f II"Hf. l'H..
..#.. ID $3.50 IfH#HH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09

'rHE subscriber hsr,b, g,,ss Tuhl,c notice Oh ~
he Ia. brca dolls appointed by the Honorable
Jndgc 1T Probate ior the Couuty Of ONiori, md
l.-ned The lrn.t " llninI.lTalmN " lhc e.lale o
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09
INEVITABLE sCvERY ate IT pi,6s'i.

Ia .a,I County. deceased, by g,,,ng hood a. the
hW directs. H. therefore foIue'ts ah rcrson'
uho afr inhibited q, che estate Of aid deceased o.
make immediate payment; AMI those Who have
an, drmsai. thereon 90 exhibit the sam~ IN
Oct. 10, lsCD CYRUS q. MORRILL,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09

CHARLES DUNlIAM late Of IIauiard.
a. .,ii Cpuaty. deceased, by g,Sing bond a. the
Law directs. lie therefore requests all pcTsons
Who sf,,alsb,ed to the estate Of aid decrassd,
10 mss, immediate plyment; and those whoha'c
an, demands thefcou, 10 exhibit the sane g.
Ort.I6. 1850. MARGARET BRYANT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09
The Great Indian Remedy
p0B. PBnrATBS.
Dr.. Mattison's Indian Emmenagogue.


have bscn tried IN vain. Thi. NAV seem incrcd.
ME, bat q cure b. guaranteed ~ an eas,I. OF the
price will h. refunded. - 1000 bottles have
bcen .oid IL eighteen mouths tail5u Hssis fall
49, when aktn a. directed. and without the lei,t
iniuN IN health IN any case. Pot up iu botllcs OF
three different strengths, with foil directions ior
using, and ssni by cNpfe,s, closely se.ls, TO all
part. ofthe couatry. rRlCES-full strrngth.
so: Hall dr,nglh, IS; Quarter suenyih. 50
per hpiile. Remember This medicine d dc sign.
81 eNpfcssly Go Obstinate CAsEs. IN which ~
other remedies u the kini have bccn tried IN
vain. Bcvare u imitstionsl None war; anied
uae.. Purchased dircctl, Of Dr. VI. OF at hi. Of.
fee. PREPARED and sold oaiy at DIR. MAT
TISON'S REMEDIAL INSTITUTE, Tor
Sp,rial D,ssa'a, W. 2s Us,0a ST., Pf0ud'ass,
H. I.
Thi. sp,,iahy ,mhracc5 al disease. OF Pr.
tiis nature both Of llsn and Women. by a Tegu.
Lfl, edacaiel ph, stefan Of tWenty yelrs' ptao
tee, giving his Ta1!s anesiiSa 10 Ihsm. Consul.
iaiioas. by letter or otherwise. are sfuciiy coaf-
iatai. aud medicines will BE- seat by eNpnss
secure from observation, 10 al parts Of the coua.
tn. Also, accommodations for patieat. from
abroad. wishing for a secure and private retreat,
and good care, unlil restored 60 health.
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\ tr1s clp,-attsst
D,rin ks,Fr. Register.
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ouorr. ,.-Na Govt ofrcolalr h,ll ., raf-

Atruccop, attest
Dawn HN,rr Register.
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Portland g. Boston Line.

TL,spleadid new sea.going
1 steamers forcstCity, Lew.
iston aud Montreal, llun.
stiII(afth.t notice, Tun asfolloNs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09
THOMAS u. BROWN, Jui,c.

y '-"- ,-Dl --.... n,,,p K,.r,. n,,..,,r.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-09-27
TIMELY WANING.

Every mother should be prepared to act in the
capacity OF both nurse and physician TO her chill
dren: she eau it she will, discharge these duties
much better than any one she can employ. IL she
does not, she ought 10 know that there IS medi-
cine prepared by an old nurse and female ply
stefan. which has stood the test of mGar, many
years. and is the most perfect thing on earth for
children teethlng: il also cures v lad Cole, Dy-
srntery, piarrhua, and IS sure 10 regulate the
bowels: We say 10 every mother, DO not let your
owa prejudiccs. o. tie prcjudices Of others, stand
in The way of relief hat VIII be surc--ycs absO-
Iuely surc-tO follow the use Of MRS. WIN
Slows Soothing Svrrr. l. Is sold everywhere,
It, - cents bottle. Oihce, - Cciar-s,rcet New
York. Ang2 on.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-09-27
DE-. BRONsON,s BLOOD FooD.

The demand for this unarrivaed Preparation
is hey ond the possibility Of doubt, and its sale
IS becoming as large as that OF any other
article now before the public. Tens of thousands
of person who were sufferers are now seen daily
walking the streets of all the principle cities OF
the Union, and by their influence spreading the
fame Of ''Dr. BRoNsoN's BLOOD FooD" through
Out the civilized world. But the trial OF one
bottle is more convincing than all we could say
in whole newspaper column. 1t gives Ire
health and beauty TO the sick and restores, as II
by magic, those who were supposed 10 iFiec WEI
ably lost. We need only say, try II.
We would also oalllhe attention OF Mothers
10 DR.. cations IEFAFTILE CORDIAL. Ums Is
said 10 be superior 10 auy article OF the KIND now
known. IL your ANXIOUS hearts are panied by
witnessing the suiierings of your little ones, lose
no time in procuring bottle. Ii is an lnvaina-
BILE specific for infants teething, softenng their
gums, and allaying ell fever and irritation. by
means get the Cordial, relieve the sueeringS OF
your children. and enjoy nnbroken yeas own re-
pose.-T Advertise rSI Farmer, Bridgeport, ct. I'm.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-09-27
From the Springfield Mirror, sGI
Letter from Judge Orr.

Mr.. BoREH: Permit me to say 10 the
voters Of Missouri through the Mirror, that
although am beaten for Governor Of The
State, have received such encouragement
and achieved such victory as no Other man
ever did in this or any other Slate, in ny
opinion. had but seven weeks TO make
the canvass in, and, as the papers truly
said, was but little known outside of my
own cornty. Without solitary man in the
State under any obligations to vote for me,
| started against the Democratic party, and
have received more than sixty thousand
votes-many thousand more than any other
candidate ever received before for the Of.
fee in this State. ..-.
AS may never again be before the peo-
pie as candidate, (but will if either N.Y.
self or friends desire it, desire 10 say 10
the Union Party as well as TO the hundreds
both of Democrats and Republicans who
voted for me, that am unable 10 spell the
words that would express the debt of graf
itude owe to them, and TO them shall ever
owe.
have the pleasing consolation to believe
that all who voted for me did it because
they thought my election would better ad-
vance the interest of the State than the
election Of either of my opponents, a |
asked it on no other terms; while my oppo-
nent, Maj. Jackson dsclared in his speech
es that every Democrat in the State was
morally bound TO vote for him, as he was
the nominee of TIE party and stood on the
Jefferson City Platform.
A few words in regard to the Presiden-
tial election and | am done. |, during the
canvass, never failed 10 take an unequiyo-
cal position on ever question that was
sprung. and TO the extent of nay ability ad-
socated the claims OF Bell and Everett, and
believe that have, in common with the
other Union loving and war hating men Of
this State, put the ball in melton that will
in November next, as certainly carry the
State against the notification, secession
and ssuaiter sovereignty Democracy as The
world stands that long, in my opinion.
have heretofore acknowledged that
many Of The votes cast for ms were by Dem.
ocrats and Republicans, which would make
the Bell and Everett strength in the Stale
fall short Of my vote, but as the Cannon
people bsre determined 10 take their own
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cause into into their own hands, their form
alton viii 20 forward and MT backward,
and by November, If thore are as many
votes pollcd in the State, Bell and Everett
will get as many votes as | did. Bat sup
pose an mistaken. As TO that no same
man will contend for moment, honestly,
that there is . shadow oil doubt as to Bell
and Everett getting more votes than Doug
las, Breckenridge or Lincoln. No honest
maa will contend that TIE few thousand
votes received bY Hancock Jackson are the
strength of Mr.. Breckenridge III this State.
Few men in the State have mixed with
the people as much this year as | have, and
am now unable TO say which is the stron-
ger party, Breckenridge or Douglas. But
the Douglas party have much the most pol
icy. Here they marched up the Breokin-
ridge party to the ballot box and made them
cut their own throats by voting TO give
Douglas the appearance CT strength, while
in Kentucky they marched up with the Bell
men and showed 70 The world and the rest
OF mankind that Mir. Breckenridge had no
strength at home. Give 10 Breckenridge
but 10000 votes in the State, (and $50, 900
I suppose, would be bet in Greene county
any day OF his getting that many,) and
you see the State is sale for Mr.. Bell
The same cause existing in the other Sout-
ern States viii produce The same result
The friends Of Judge Douglas and Mr..
Breckenridge can throw away their votes
on them if they choose, and indirectly as
sist in electing Mr.. Lincoln, or they can
assist the Conservative Union Party to
elect Mr.. Bell, as the race is unquestiona-
bly, between Mr.. Bell and hir. Lincoln
! beiye there are a enough conservative
men in the Democratic party 10 give the
entire South 10 Bell. While there are
plenty Of good, conservative men North,
who love the country purchased by their
ancestors better than party TO give Mr.. Bell
enough votes 10 elect him.
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