. Abraham Lincoln's political career through 1860 . DA LARD OIL. 20 » .. jil, ?.^.1.^ .j BORINO MACHINES, ADOEHS &.O. ,TD,KS 1\u^V7^,i.,.m!^iI).1.,,i! -.,,l„ ,, 1 BACON. TTJST ro r bocor rauyl Tm XV ;:,-;:!ii1; ,1,:...n,|.l •LprU W. D. PH LLIP8. NEW DRUG STORE COURT HOUSE SQUARE, Corner and Arrlcssirs U BATON HOUUE, V. HEUDE & CO., a rMitlvinE, FltKSH SUP-InBth: !inVrnnth»MOSTKKMABLBil-T IIUOUTIM) IIODSKS IN TBB OENOINB and will bo atBr- Rlth ore TO PHYSICIANS James JHcWajf, BUILDER. mptly. CISTERNS ol F RANK_ THE MILLION! PRANK HDGUET, RE-O
. Abraham Lincoln's political career through 1860 . DA LARD OIL. 20 » .. jil, ?.^.1.^ .j BORINO MACHINES, ADOEHS &.O. ,TD,KS 1\u^V7^,i.,.m!^iI).1.,,i! -.,,l„ ,, 1 BACON. TTJST ro r bocor rauyl Tm XV ;:,-;:!ii1; ,1,:...n,|.l •LprU W. D. PH LLIP8. NEW DRUG STORE COURT HOUSE SQUARE, Corner and Arrlcssirs U BATON HOUUE, V. HEUDE & CO., a rMitlvinE, FltKSH SUP-InBth: !inVrnnth»MOSTKKMABLBil-T IIUOUTIM) IIODSKS IN TBB OENOINB and will bo atBr- Rlth ore TO PHYSICIANS James JHcWajf, BUILDER. mptly. CISTERNS ol F RANK_ THE MILLION! PRANK HDGUET, RE-OPENING BY LOUIS J. OOHN, SUNDRIES! SUNDRIES!! -JA^i.]; i I - .|.-M,.. I^ *OKI . ?: Jn ii. iv Hri,.i A|.|,i,.slMikB». ( I)f,|.-, iMtn Ily Mallard Now York, & BOYS CLOTHING D«tJI ll. rn CCP * PIULL1PS. PURE WINES AND BRANDEIS. .) |.. IliiUL.^gaeUrotidy; 50 DRIED APPLES. SK R.° ^.iffilttA-g T;.. ?;-; iy FOR SALE. A irmct of land tl DR. FAY3 1(old by. Jc-tfersous View* 01 Lincolns HoyalProgress—Position of liatlicul Dciuo-prats uuUer Lincolns AtluiiuikCruliou , I confess, tliul I am not reconciled io Uie idea of u Cine;!Mugu irate parading liiiasell Uiruugli ilie stverul biuio&, mi object of public ga^p, and in quisl of applause, iwhich, to In- valuable, should lie purely voluntary. ! hadrather acquire slicing od will by a laitliful discharge of jmy duueK, than owe expressions of it to my putting itv)self in the way of receiving ilicin - Ju In order to gain the support of a very nu-merous class of men. who had been educate;!in the doctrines of the Democratic party, andwho had steadily avowed thotn&eivea as dis- Ieiples of Thomas Jefferson, the name Republi-can was chosen to designate their coalition with IWhigs and Abolitionists, that being the name jof the party of which & Jefferson wis the first ,great and distinguished leader. During the iprogress and consolidation of that party
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