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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-11-16

New DIME SoNGsTER.-We have from
the publisher, a very neat little book,
with the above title. I.is collection Of
ole and new songs. beginning with the
popular "Star OF the Evening" and end
ing with "Vilikins and Lis Dinah," besides
"Minnie May" minnie Moore" and
numerous other songs. 1t is just the book
for everybody 10 buy, and we advise them
to buy it.
Single copies, 1octs, or 10 copies for
81, free OF Postage. Address, J. A.
HowELLs, Jefferson, Ashtabula Co, Ohio
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Pnlrid Sore Throat,

sURt CuRf.-When this disease first com.
mehccs, or al any sioRe Il can be easily cured by
carefully observing the following directions -
Gargle the throat with Portet's Cure OF Pain, n;
strong MS possible. swallowing aboutu usual dose
Battle The outside freely with the medicine clear
ano repeat L. often Il y also necessary TO keeT
the pores Of the skin open by bathing the iee
In warm water, all over if necessary The bow.
els should be kept open by some gentle cathurlic
Wright's pills are very gool--a aud be careu
that the patient is not exposed to drafts oi cod
air. This remedy faithfully used never fails.
565w4
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E1- Gen. VIM. L, UIley. Of Racine,
formerly of Newbury in this County. has
been elected to the Senate of Wisconsin.
His majority over his Democratic oppo-
pent, who was a candidate for re election
to the office, was 1850 Gen. Ulley, a
few years ago, represented the people o
Racine, for two terms, in the State As.
sembiy, He is good Republican, and
we are glad 10 hear Of his popularity.
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MATMEMN CnnCNLATE WNRM.nRAPS.

This pleasant Coniection and successful cx-
ierminntor OF all kinds ol Intestinal Worms is
fast taking the place of all the nuuseous Verml-
fuges which have so long been in use. They
contain No MERcuRY--ure perfectly harmless,
pleasant 10 tho tasle, and are efcucious in all
cases. Ask for
MATHEWS CHOCOLATE WORM DROPS.
(No CatharIic whatever lie necessarily
a. ]. MATAEWS, BuffOlo, n Y.
For sale by A. Cook, Chnrdon; G. s. Field, East
Claridon; C.. P. Treat, Claridon; Z. Thompson,
Huntsburg. 563m3
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Try this remarkable and most intere sting rem
edy. 1t is composed oil the concentrated Juices
of the most powerful and the most soothing Plants
and Roots in Nature, chemically combined ant
isolated in well senled glass bottles, and charged
with n powerful Battery. Thus possessing, il
addition to its superior medicinal vir' ues, strong
Magnetic and Electric properties, profoundly pen
etrating, and eminent quoting ana soolhlng ii
relieves Pain and Inflammation al once. (when
freely appled,) relaxing the strained muscles and
nerves giving new life and vitality by its life
giving qualities, to Paralized parts aud Chronic
or long standing Complaints and Weaknesses,
allaying Nervous pain, (Neuralgin), Irritation.
and Removing Distractions like a charm In
deed all who have used il, speak Uf ii as truly q
wonderful medicine, aud esteem il by far superior
to any and all other external remedies in use
Ii applied in season ii is an unlailing remedy
for the Group, Sore Throat, inflammation OF the
Lungs, Bowels, Liver, Kidneys and other Organs,
Rheumatism Spinal Irritation, Ague in the
Breast and al all times cure Nervous Headache,
Neuralgia, Sore Eyes, Ear Ache, Tooth Ache
Ague in the Face, Pimples aud Eruptons of all
kinds. Plies Bruised and Sprnined Limbs, Burns.
Frozen parts Chilblains, lndolent and long-siand'
ing Sores, Wounds &c &c. twill also restore
the Hair to the Bald, Head and prevent the Hair
from Falling.
The Magnetic Ointment has been extensively
used on Canal and DrauUhi Horses for Calls,
Wounds Sprains and Lnmeness. and is a sure
care, when applied hot, for Scratches on Horses,
and the Foot All on Sheep. A II the Proprietors
ask for the Magnetic Ointment is n Fair Trial,
confident that all they claim for il, will be found
true 10 the letter. In the neighborhood where it
Is manufactured, many people buy it by The guam.
ti:y, and it is kept and used by almost every in
hnbilant as n Panncea for the numerous Pains
aud Aches every family is more or less afflicted
with. We say again Il II Y
DR.. TraSk'S Magnetic Ointment.
None genuine unless signed IS. Buell." witha
Pen. See Pamphlets containing full directions
around each Bottle, and Circulars lett with agents
Price 25 cents for small, and 3s cents for large
Boltles.
For Sale by A. COOK, Chnrdon, Ohio; John
son e. Tutile, Burton, Ohio; John M. Mayhem,
Auburn; Ansnn Mathews, Newbury; r: P. Bur-
nett, Russo "A. NJ, Treat, BainbTidge;and all 9TH
er Druggists in the country.
All 0rders should be addressed to D. RANSOM
& CO., Earlvil.e, Madison Co., N. Y.
5l5yl
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MARRIED..

NJ x IEIVIL ED.
In Newbpry. NuV slh. Mt his residence by VIM.
Huun, Esq, Mr.. ABNER w. YOUNG of Troy,
Genuga County. to Miss JULIA MARIA ST.
JOHN, of Russell.
At The Parsonage in Uontville, Oct roth. by
The Rev A. Norton, ZELOTES c. SlSSON and
Miss SARAH NJ WHITNEY, both of Geuuga
County.
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or Sore EYES.

A. G. Gushing, of South Bend Ind, says "The
Magnetic Ointment is tho only remedy in use
here Tor Lfpmed Eyes. 7 he Auditor of our
County hns SO much faith in its curative powers
in this disease, that he not only highly recon-
mends il, but offers 20 forfeit the amount paid for
il in each case, il il fail of a cure"
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Nervous or Sick Headache.

Apply the Ointment freely to the forehead and
temples and back OF the neck ulsu 10 the soles o
the ect and palms of the hands. 1t will relieve
the severest hcneache in thirty minutes.
Read Advertisement in this paper. 555m3.
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9o- SEQ Advertisement Of Sauford's Liv.
or lnvigorator and Family Cathartic Pills
in another column.
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Read tho following bom the Hon Morris
Al.,,r Morris, formerly Auditor of tho State of

M%Tsis; lnsi.ss: formerly Avd''or Of tho State Of
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. .. 1857.
Dr.. G. w RoRAcK - Dear Sir: Hivng
been troubled for several years with OK
tremo debility and weakness. 80 much so
ha. was unable to aitond to my ordinary
business at times. and having heard of the
wonderful cures that your Scandinavian
Blood Purifier and Pills were ctfecting.
was induced by a FREUD TO try them. have
boon using the Purifier for the Inst twelve
months, and fud the medicine fully equal
to its recommendations So valuable is it's
uso to me. that cannot now dispense with
the uso oc it at my advanced age of life
seventy seven years.
cheerfuI!y give this information for the
benefit of those similarly affected.
Yours, truly,
Morris MORRIS.
SEQ advertisement. G64~4
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Pl LES.

Piles which are at this season Of the year par
ticulorly Troublesome are cured at once by DIR
1rask' Magnetic Ontment, applied to 'he parts
affected, and small OF the back
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LEGAL NOTICE.

d. Z. Tracy, Plaintiff, BEFORE R J; Porter, j..
against r., Of Middleheld town
Joel R. Ensign ,defendr ship, Geauga County,O.
nN the goth day of September, A. ID.
~ 1860, said Justice issued an Order OF Attach.
ment in the above action, for the sum of Fifty.
two dollars and fifty cents, which case stands
continued until the 2lst day Of November, A. D..
1860, at 10 O'Clock A NJ.
56sw3 ID. c. TRACY.
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DECEMBER APPOINTMENTS. ].
Prove all Th;Eags!:

DR.. n. w. WADSWORTH,
ECLECT!C PHYSICIAN AND SURGECN,
WILL BE AT HIS oFFIC IL
CLARION, Chase House, Thursday, 13ih
PAINEsvtGLE, Cjwlcs House, Wednesday, l2lh.
AsHTABUIA, 9Th and 10Th.
JEFFERSON, Tuesday, ilth
CLErELAND, Johnson House, l4th aud 2lst.
CONSULTATION FREE.
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ROAD NOTICE.

4 PETITION will be presented to the Com
~ missioners of Geauga County at their meet
ing on the first Monday in December next,
to lay out and establish Road where the same
is now opened and travelled, in the township Of
Munson in said County, commencing on the road
leading from Chardon 10 the center OF Munson,
nearly in front of the dwelling house of Francis
Foot; thence running easterly to N. z. Glider
sleeves gate; thence southerly past Riders Fur
Lace. $50 cnIled) until il intersects the east aud
west road near the building formerly occupied BY
II II Merrill, for Machine Shop. 563aS
Mnnson. October 18Th, 1850.
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<s@k@A7s1&S GTA
Never Fails to Cure
NEURALGIA g. RHEUMATISM.
GREAT INTERNAL REMEDY

Is curing ThouSonds Of cases where all other rom .
edos have utterly failed. II is no mere "ANo.
DyNE," relieving for the moment, but is perfect
SPEt lFlC and CURE for those painful diseases
The vast number Of Linments, Embrocaions
and External Medicines which act as stimunnts
Of the surface only nre merely temporary in their
effects, and Of doubtful virtue. The NEURAL.
GIA KING reaches The source of all trouble and
eflectually banshes the disease from the system.
We advise one and all to give il n trial and be-
come satisfied Off wonderful power.
Rent he nstonishi"g cures Of tOeL-knoUm citi.
zenS Of Buffalo,:
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PimplcS Or the Face g. Skin Dis
eases

Are generally caused by Animnlcun burroughed
in The skin. DR.. Trask's Magnetic OIntncnt,
by its powerful nhd penetrating qualities, destroys
every vesge ol them, restoring health and beauty
to The skin whenever applied, removing Tan and
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MEDICAL.
B. DEMONS
Vegetable Healing
BALs5A INA.
g. l2R|!2||z, !,
" @NreS// 49,. S.ssS-ssssss-zs &

WHY WILL You NEGLECT COLD aud
affect to deSpise it as long as you are ab
to walk, until II has grown into danger
Gus, and perhaps an incurhble Cough--thc tUic
runner of Consumption, or somp other dan
gerous disease II is through neglect or I'M
proper treatment of this COMMON COLD that sucl'
vast numbers Of the human race are destroyed.
Like despsed enemy, il is suffered to strength
en- itself by delay, until it has reached aud 80
much affected the vital organs, MS to place you
beyond tbe reach of man, and you fall an easy
prey TO its power. a.
There is a cheap safc--safe for the most ten
der infant-and certain remedy for this dreadful
enemy TO mankind that remedy is
DEMONS VEGETABLE HEALING BALsAM
which for several years was never known to fhil
giving good satisfaction, and it leaves the la
uenl WELL; lie needs no medicine to purge il.ss
from the system.
This Medicine will cure and heal the Jun,
cure Lame Back, Gravel and Kidney CON-
plants, Pains in the Side, Stomach or Drea.t
Ague In the Face, or Breast, Nervous Gem.
plants, Papi,ation Of the Heart, Phtlisic 'va-
pcpsia ard Liver Complaints. II will sui-
Burns, Fresh Wounds, Chilblaits, and Brui, 70
upon man or beast, aud take soreness out OF
any part OF the body. Bleeding AT the Lun J.,
Chrome rheumatism, Worms, Summer COln
plants, Sore Mouth, Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
WhoOpng Cough
This is not one Of the new discoveries il Is
an old and established article, aud there are
myriads of living evidences Of its efficacy.
Put up in bottles at only % cents each.
Great Imposition and Fraud
Its increasing demand and wonderful success
has Induced some three hundred to initiate my
Vegetable Healing Basam," which is alHaJ.
done to All invaluable medicine Therefore The
counterfeit is composed Of only two articirs
while the genuine is composed OF eight difivient
articles, and !" all work together for good"
B. DENTON & Co, ProprictOrs,
Nc. l42 Genesee 81, Ap6uyn, NJ Y
For .a,e by A. COOK, Chardon; DR.. Cleveland,
Burton; G P, Treat, CIaridou; G. s. Field Fast
G. W. Garrett, Montyiile; A. Fling Munson;-
+. o. Lyman, Mulberry Corners; A. Mathews
Newbury; DR.. French. Parkman; H. Cummus,
Russel J. Smith. Thompson; and by Nc rchants
and Druggists throughout the county.
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.UIT CURED Mr.. S Hcmenwny, Proprietor
Of Niagara Street Omnibus Line, Of Neuralgia
and Rheumatism In the neck and shoulder.
OZONE BOTTLE cured Mr. Films Weed,
Commission Merchant, OF severe Neuralgia nj
The head and neck, alter AL other remedies failed
DH-Mr, T.. CROSVENOR, OF Perry ST.. who
was coutined to the house and entirely unable
TO attend TO business, is now well from the use OF
Watson Neuralgia King.
0STTHE NEURALGIA KING cured Mr.. Jo-
seph Cooley, Seneca Street, OF INFLAMMAToRY
RHEUMATIsM Of long standing. Al the time OF
commencing its use he was confnrd 10 his bed,
0TJAMES VAN VALKENBERG. a we'll.
known poll licemnn Of this city. was cured OF Neu.
ralgia and rheumatism in its worst form.
-~INFLAMMA MATORY RHEUMATISM,-
Mr.. G. II. Reed, 81 Carroll Street. was cured af.
ter trying other remedies for five years
11TINFLAMM ATORY RHEUMATISM OF
FIVE YEARS STANDING Mrs. II. w. Put
man, Sc Pear Street, cured in three weeks--had
been under charge OF best physicians in this city
DJNEURALGIA in its worst form of fifteen
yenr standing. Mrs. Lyman Rnhburn, OF 2I5
Delaware Street. entirely cured.
@WlLlIAM col EMAN, Auctioneer, No,
Swan Street, cured Of severe Neuralgia in his
limbs.
oTWILLIAM MOFFATT, Brewer, Morgan
Street. OF Neuralgia of the face and teeth.
Price 81 per bottle
A l. MATHEWS. Proprietor.
220 Main Street, Bufinlo, Y.
For Sale by A Cook, Chnrdon; c. S Field. f
Clar idon; c. P,Trent, Curidou; L, Thompson,
Huntsburg 562m3
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For Sale by A. Cook ChaTdon; c. S Field, f
Clar idon; c. P,Trent, Cluridou; L. Thompson
HuntsbuTg 562m3
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To Whom all VholssGls orders should BE- addressed.
For sale by A. COOt, Druggwt, ChlrdOH, Ohio
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TIE MUDE UF ENAMINAIIUN
Pursued by DIR. Wadsworth is very simple and
entirely rew, and by disease of any OF the inter-
nal vital organs is ia q very few minutes detected
with facility and certainty, without asking tire
patient question, or having the least previou
knowledge OF the case.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-04-11

remote degree. with having made such a
prop ,sition to any human being, may
now, however, exclaim. in the language oil
complaint employed by my first and greatest
predecessor, that have been abused "in
such exaggerated aud indecent terms as
could scarcely be applied g Nero g .
notorious defaulter, or even to common
pickpocket.'
do. therefore, for the reasons stated. and
in the name Of the people Of the several
States. solemnly protest against these pro-
ceedings ni the House Of Representatives
because they are in violation OF the rights
Of the coordinate Executive branch OF the
government, and subsersiye Of lis con-
slitutional independence because they
are calculated 10 foster band Of inter-
ested parasites and informers, ever ready,
/ TOR their own advantage, 10 swear before
ca parte committees TO pretended private
conversations between the President and
themselves. incapable, from their nature
Of being ,lisproyed; thus furnishing material
Tor harrasslng him, degrading him IN n,
Ieyes Of the country. and eventually, shoul.
lie be weak or t'mid man, rendering hin
suhseryient to improper influences. in orde
to avoid such prosecutions and annoyanees
because they tend 70 destroy that harmonlou
action for The common good. which ought I
be maintained aud which sincerely desir
to cherish, between coordinate branches q
the government; and finally. because. il un
resisted. they would establish preceden
dangerous and embarrassing to ali my sue
cessors, to whatever political party the
might be attached.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Washington, March IS, 1850.
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ADVANCE n vaLcE % LAM ~ MasYIasp
AND DsLAwARE.-Dr Thompson. of Della.
ware, AZ late meeting 81 The Philadelphia
agricultural soeiriy. remarked I" that the
construction Of a railroad from Whining.
Too down the peninsula. through Delaware
aad Maryland. had mare Than qaAdruplrd the
value 81 the land. wbish had been greatly
improved, and WAS equal ~ any in The Uni.
ted Stsiss. The foresis VI that region, OF.
we're lound 20 be indispensable 10 furnish
wood iur our shlp.buiJing. In New Castle
County. Delaware, land Mas worth now from
800 to $500 per acre. This land IL suita.
blr far corn. and he had known one hpntfed
and ten bushels 81 shellrd corn per acre "a
be gathered from q Geld Of twelve acres.
The corn rophe regarded a. one Of the most
valuable produced 10 the United States, both
lor home use and expectation 10 tbs West
Indies, and other foreign countries"
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purposes. if il was sin. rests upon me
alone.
Q. BY the Chairman. Did the President
agree TO your suggestion
A. lie did not dissent from IT.
@. You made the statement you have
just given US. to hims
\ A. did.
o. Were your relations with him Of
very intimate character during your con-
neclion with the Government organ as J.
owneri
Al Yes. sir.
Mr.. Wendell said, in conclusion, in reply
to the question whether he had contributed
any money in 1858. in any Of the Congress
sional Districts Of New York city. that he
had contributed, he believed, in nearly every
| District.
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THrE GsSrLsa.s.- writer in one II
"ur exchanges relates tie following incl
dent -
I" lie writer was passing once along a
narrow pavement A Young man, in coarse
apparel. ~ our approach stepped aside. with
great alacriiy. and into the mud edging the
/ path. Ile did mol bow. b. waved no hand, lie
moved without grace, and vet the whole was
evident courtesy. Alter passing, tie thought
arose. should se oct Acknowledge and thu
Tor behavior 30 unusual in young man in
this brazen age. We went back. Oasrins
nur hand. We said Young man, sh,ke
hands with me y "Ceftianly. sir, BIT WHY
DO sou wish /, !" because you are kind.
hearted lrllow. ssd true gentleman; YOU
gave NJ the path 10 me J" /" sir, . would siep
inta TIE gutter fur IN elderly man." "6od
bles, YOU. young man Nav ,ou become a
believer ia our Lord Jesus Christ, whose SER
.ani J profess myself, aud may We meet IN
Heaven. y NC never mret ~ Earth = Tears
,iprd IN the etes u bath sud when We said
g"ad by. our hands seemed 10 be a love. tie
binding our hearts aud We wsrs, at thst mo.
meat. improved = citizens anil republicans,
and without bstnmng led. black, % Il any
other political eeIoL"
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II il announced that Pfoi. Greenouph. Of
New Orleans. has succeeded, after much IN.
sestigation, IN impregnating common burn.
ing neid OF eampbens. with earbonic seid
gas as q neutralizing agent. which, leaving
the innammable nature Of the fluid uncbsnr.
cd; makes i unsrplosi,e and consequently
harmless.
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plsUNIoN IN NORTH CAROLINA.

We are no alarmists, no. are We disposed
by the above caption to excite unnecessary
anxiety, much less TO give Importance to
.,raws--but "straws show which way the
wlni blows"
The Raleigh STANDARD Of the cath ult.
contains lengthy. 10 the main well written
and, il may be. TO the casual reader. plausl-
bic article, entitled " Considerations relative
10 Southern Confederacy." from the pen. We
understand, Of II. X. Burgwin. Esq. veal
thy planter Of Northampton county, ~ tiis
State. We advert TO il as an item oi news.
and simply 10 express onr dissent from the
article. The Standard. some weeks ago,
very properly We thought at the time. called
for full expression Of the sentiments oil
the people upon the great questions which
then, more Than nor. agitaied the country.
1 The FIRST direct reply 10 that call We have
seen, is the article alluded 10, which. while
ii sets firth in rather glowing eulors the
prospects aud eminrnt success which, 10 tho
writer's view, must attend the effort 10 set
lupa Southern Coniejeracy, 10. unfortunate
lly, for Just and sober view Of this nomen-
tous question, all on one side.
Y Tie standard endorses Mr.. BIS devotion
10 the Union according TO the Constitu.
tias," but unless we are wholly incapable OF
understanding the logic oil the article. u must
fix the nlea definitely in the minds oil ,,s
readers, that the authur is one d the lew
men 10 North Carolina who is ready 10 risk
THE consequences OF a dissolution oil this
Union. Tie Constitution, Il We understand
him, is, Ia his estimation, already a nuilitt,
already broken. or at least 80 sorn aud
thread bare, that IN the hands OF Black
Republican President. would soon be tofn TO
finders; aud we interpret him to mean drii.
niisly. that il Black Republican President.
or especially Mr.. Seward, were elected. no
is ready at once for Southern ConiederA-
ey.
n We have misconeeived Mr.. B.'s views,
We shall be glad TO be set right. Aud, We
leave TO politician. aud TO paE;izsns. u they
choose To make anything 81 u, TO review the
/. article and to point out lis incorrect and par
tial exhibit u the iaet. u the case. and 10
gn,aund logic and dangerous tendency; bat
We feel that We are not tfsnehing nn donbilal
gtouud when We express our gratihratlon at
brlieStng. that there are bot lew persons ~
North Carolina who are ready 70 endorse
Mr.. Us views; nor sre. We aware lhtt his
position in the Democratic party. though re.
. spectacle. is Sufficiently influential 10 sway
the spbrr Judgments u the uaIon-losins
men N that party.
Should Black Repnbliran President, end
: espeeialls Mr.. Seward. be elected. se shepld
regard Il As a great calamity. but 1 80
great BY thousand lali perhaps. - the
dissolution Of this great unnn. With the
. Uniof flowing men. both Demoerats AID op.
I po.ilionists. We would say. let " still hold
% % The Old Ship. and contend 70 thu bit.
I lrr end with fansiicI.m and sectionalisIn.
maintaining our glariop. Union and the
Consultation. For truth and righ must pre-
rail ultimately. Ws.liagioa Dspatel.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-10-17
: Dous,as and Lincoln.

We are indebted to gentleman Of high character
in Warren county, for the following correspondence,
containing statement which we deeply regret, but
which our duty to our readers requires us to pub
lsh. Alfred =. Lewis, We are assured, is gentle
man of unimpeachable veracty. He is a nephew
of Ex-Chef Justice Lewis, of Pennsylvania. The
language attributed to Jugde Douglas is reported to
have been used to Mr. Mcpherson, black Repub-
lican member men of Congress, and by him communi-
Gated to MIR. Lewis: ..s ss rs
s~I ..EF PHILADELPHIA, July %, 1860.
DEAR SIR: :-ReAccting on the important bearing
Sof the remark made by Judge Douglas to the Hon.
Mr. Mcpherson, Republican member of Congress
from tbs State, stated by you, to-wit that be-
fore the election should go to the House he would
throw his influence to Lincoln;" and seeing in For
neys Press an ntimation to the same effect, have
spoken Of it to Others and Wishing to be correct in
my statement, you will greatly oblige me by giving
the words as nearly as you can that were used BY
Judge Douglas. Yours, truly,