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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-31


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prr. Gr ihnltidbtt iid caB itni 9rcBs !tn;dbl Dc:
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fer @t9sno tertrclftn wcrosn. lStnn bic ecutc auf
pir errgt ausittlIuu9 nab Iutntauu tcmnen wclItcn
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man audi ros alIsr9rCBtt 1GrrtSmtnt Stcbwaarcn
uno Dotbtanorln, Surndsss, WtItu9nc, BItth, tups
fsrnc uuo 9tInnte 8eId-allts auf bic tcltc 9RantCr
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prrIrten, unp tirIrtsu pertaufen ibre @dter du 70
Gitisen YrriIen, ais fr in ben SsritGetcn unirrrr
llRcn srrtauft werprn tTnnsn. Sbr Stct 1T
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tirn. unb prr BON ibuen fauft, wirO F6 ME be-
trpsen finten.
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rale 6unpIdaft, mb trffen auf fcrnrren 3uipru4
fericltcn ,lnb auf encn 3upa4s Der @Pnner.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-10-31
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uno Sbtcj pitctr ausiuttGtrn, "a mir bitIbs mic:
otr in CSctroutb ntbmcn pclItn; uno tuetm mir rel:
Tia ltGr;tuot iino zap Ie Gin Strpahrunas: Mittd
ai0tu pas SSurr Gnr. Gbrcrtitolt Die Shri9Gu
Lacy une pbiIIipe.
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auf oanr, uno iino parrGntirt tog lic 10 prr cent
mtbr oist ptrtrastn tSnnn ais ir9nr cine ocrrin9s
SGit rit nun in G5Stroutb lit. Grons uno gRotlrn
MAIDEN outb uno hotsu immCr auf 0onr, @tkrns
2apen. Gitrut Sbdrsn, uno @ifirne Nahmrn, tc:
itimmt fir rtn @Etroutb i'll ftuSrttttn e6tnSttn fir
Stcbrs, @ontIn, SIftntItht rrtr prlrat oGufir.-
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

of faro.bank, sweat cloth and "the little joker;
still Others, by keeping srogshoPs, brothel'' and
spreading other snares for the feet Of the simple and
sensual. Government, then, is combination OF
the upright and frugal producers of wealth to save
il from spolstion at the hands OF these reckless
and crafty cormorants-to drive the rsscals into
some useful way e earning livelihood, if possible
to shut them up where they can no longer dr.
spoil us, if all gcntler devices fail In short, Gov
eminent is, as Tom Paine forcibly states it, con-
s,.sion and monument Of Mans vices, as SOcietyis
of his virtues. To square it with Gov. Seymour's
definition of Democracy, it would be necessary to
repeal. not the Prohititory Liquor Law alone, but
nearly all the restraining and penal laws on our
stntnie.hooks. IL not TO abolish i altogether.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01
pFN\SVIVANIA

H,RaisBuRG, Ps., Saturday, sept %. 1885.
The following Address from the Central Committees
Of the Wing, Republican snd American parties has
been published to the people Of this State:
TO me PEOPLE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
The Wing party the Republican party, and sbe
American party, having each nominated n csnddste
tor the office Of Canal COMMISSIONS, U bee Sme spps-
rent that such division Of the elements Of opposition
to the National Administration and it's Nebrisxs fraud
would inevitably lead 10 the ipnphxnt election NJ
Arnold Piumer the Pro Slavery Nebraska candidate
in view Of these f,c meeting of respective Csn-
tra COMMITTEES OF said parties hell At Harrisbarg
on Thursday the 27th q September 1888, and their
nominees having declined and been Withdrawn, Tho n
az Nicholson Of Beaver County was nominated as the
candidate of the said parties, for the purpose OF con-
ctntratirg the votes OF the Ani.Nebraska party on
one man; and he is hereby earnestly recommended 10
all the lovers of Freedom in Pennsy snia as osps
bic honest and truehe6red man, who ia worthy OF toe
support and confidence of the people by order Of the
Committees
JOHN A. FISHER. Chairman whis State Committee.
LEMUEL TODD Chairman Anencsn State COMMITTEES.
DAVID wILM0T, Chm Republican SKATE Cosnttee-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

DIsasrRoUs FIRK Al FLINT, MEGA very de-
stractive ire occurred e: Flint, Moi, OF tie 2Iih
September II originated in the DrgserreAn rOous Of
Mr. Lacy, in vhs. name. i 10, known and maize
s cean sweep from the corner Of J. 3. Walker Co.
on Ssginsr-st. to that Of Dr. Moon The precise loss
IS 10; stated, but below vii be found Us; Of the
sufferers with the AMOUR; OF Injury they sustained
Fortunately, there was tine afforded IN TIE ajonty
az ess to remove The goods from the stores before the
IRE rescked them.
sUFFEEERs-J z Waller Co. 1srczsats; los s1s,; 10
-s-rzEce- u Z. brc- boct All sho= Ss
JOKE SSleo-s Eat 40 reo; IL
s-rsoe Thos -oOs booE erdsy; $50 Al - tolt Ena
s.otk; D. Lsry dsEaeEsisa AM e-asss Of
.ce xsgf Jos. sEtt1. tailor = 30;
szrtlce Fray L AZ oecA.stE Se t1s8ree.
Frzry TocEzs; Dr.. c 8
3en-s; 80 Dr Axtor1.
- A B. ~itae1e- 6rzEEs; :. so; assret
Si-a 7. v acgeEs rssrckssf; $50; .T1rL-ce-
So. hsIes. sAep sss ..safed s3e CAMS hsr5-
SO G-s-2s Dewey, sui LIZ
D. .. Dewey z-rcazaf; S2,J Bsr-
i Fkssrsoz. boo; A. SIC ssre $500 -zss-sE.
Lc~u Esyuc-G bzkers; s1s; 1s-rtcoe- Z y. Pszee
bei1ns rs. nsrazee. D. Focss .-us s.ors q 800 -
EsE-L.o-- Lc-- KILT e.b1rs: -Se io<sT
J. @. ". III. csrE.st-IAter; e SO -s--ssce
Wu P.t;isE .r-f ttf, e t-Ezrx,oA VIZ CAE5-
5e--sir sAool csc Root Pa cs.'
f.r---sy; % - icsz-.cce &. d Lanai sEn1-s . 80
Dewey Pissoz. bzsSzs 81 30 u ss-socs-
Es=ry Toes Ecer - 20, tasx-xres- Frr-l, elc-sls
scr. 50; inszrsG w Ezh5xrt, grocer $50, laszf
VIZ Aooz. s--e-l; - &c; DC t-s-1ce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

The Commercial Advertiser il tolerated, because
Of its lack of erspicacity, in uttering msrepre-
sent atoms and giving currency to misapprehen-
sCns which we should not pass so lightly if the
offender were even ordinarily sstute but in Its
last issue, that journal seizes upon The T'm.ss
very imperfect report of Mr.. Greeley'S remarks
at SyIscuse on Mr.. Stebbins's reso. ution as a
convenient basis for misstatements which were
etFectuslly refuted BY the leading article in rHE
TRIBUNE OF even date with The Tnts's report
SO disingeniously employed. We cannot deem
stupidity sn adequate excuse for this substitu-
ton.
Let us correc. few of The Commercials
Interpretations:
!. The vote ia the Platform Committee, on
the matter in sSue, stood II for to l9 against
Nlr Stebblns's proposition to make Prohibition
principle OF the Republican patty. The dele
gates from the Republican Convention stood
for to Q against Mr.. StebOins; those from the
Whig. 4 for, 10 against, scd absent Aud it
wss st all times clesr that majority Of the two
Conventions was opposed to making Prohibition
a tenet of the rev party. The attempt wa', by
a msjorty of one Convention TO force on the
other, and on the united party there to be form
ed, tenet which a majority Of its members did
not think truly and properly part of the Re-
publican creed.
,. Mr.. Greeley, like majority of the two
Conventions, has been, lie, and will be, earnestly
in favor of Liquor Prohibition on It's own merits,
but NOT IN favor of crowding that tenet down re-
luctsnt ,hrosts snd Masking men say they are
what they decidedly are not.
3. Mr.. Greeley neither at Syracuse nor else
where, has ever pronounced the cause of PrOhibi-
ton secondary to that of Republcanism, or TO any
other He simply pronounced it diSerent-a prop
OsitOn by ITSELF to be supported by those who ap-
prove it because they approve it, and not by Others
because they are Republicans
l. Mr.. Greeley never argued nor held that
Temperance be kept sloOf from politics" Just
the contrary. He has held, and still holds, that
candidates for offices ,rLieh affect the maintenance
and enforcement Of Prohibition should be voted for or
against with direct reference to their soundness on
this question. To a distinct Temperance party he
has always been opposed, and still is.
5. The Commercial talks Of " Men who hsye ,
personal convictions on the subject with whom
total abstinence is no principle because DOES
not lead 10 practice" The reader will almost ne
cesssrily understand this as referring 10 Mr..
Greeley who has been both in principle and prac-
tice Total Abstairer from all Intoxicating Bev-
ereges for the last thirty years and confidently ex
poets TO die in that faith. VIII The Commercial
explsin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

by the arrival Of the Star Of the West We
have San Francisco dates to the 9TH OF Septem-
Der. The new. from California ia not impor
tant The point Of interest was the election,
which occurred ON the day the steamer sailed.
There are reports from Oregon of dreadful mas
sacres by the Indians, but we trust they are eH-
Sggerated. Toe most interesting news is from
Nicaragua. Here is the paradise offiliibusters.
Col. Kinney ia at last Governor, and has writ
ten an inaugural. lie cooliy aliudes 20 the
United States in the course Of it as " that Re-
"pubhc;" announces his intention OF seeking an
indemnify from "ibat Republic" for the bonn
bardment Of Grey town. The Transit Comp Any
will be terribly frightened at the way in which
be has to exert himself to keep his pack from
rushing upon them. The mass meeting of the
9th inst, vb ca appointed him, was SO wonder
fully favorable to the Kinney Union in the mat
ter of offices as to excite some surmises ss TO its
composition. We DO rot learn how many were
present. Col. Walker on HIS side of the country
is equally prosperous. At the head of sPecked
army of $50 re is reported to have defeated
Mardiola aud 400 men with immense slaughter,
no less than 30 of the enemy being p'sced hors
du combat. Riyss was about to fall before his
victorious arms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

ertc experienced. 10 have saotber Fair located
among them very soon. will doubtless fauY ion
prove this opportunity.
- The Fair OF the American Institgts IN this
City opens at the Crystal Palace on Wednesday,
and will continue through the easuing fortnight
at least We believe the applications for space
slready largely exceed ali precedent, aud the
show of American inventions. machines, aud
fabrics, will doubtless be more extensive, more
mul.iform, more suggestive, than at any former
exhibition of this society. There will be 40
Cattle.Show in this connection this year, but a
fee display of Fruits, FlOEers, and other Pro-
ducts of the Soil. We shalt be disappointed if
this does not prove most interesting and
useful Fair, and we trust thousands will be at
tracted hther to study and enjoy it. We hope
to see in it some "Reminiscences of the better days
of American NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. auguries that
those days have not passed never to return.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BIT
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON.

WssHISGToS saturday, Sept -. IsSy
Capt. J. X. Ward is ordered to the command Of a.
jamestown and William Smith takes charge Of -
Leyant
Among the recent promotions in the Navy sre tso..
OF Commanders Ingrahsm and Holils, to be cao,,ia.
and Lieut. H6rtstsne 20 be commander.
The President is still sillic'ei WITH ohs eyery th,,s
day. but Notwithstanding, constantly attends 70 b,S.
res.
There are now in the Treasury nearly tvenyt,a
millions subject TO dran, OF which SIX million, ava,
thousand are depoeied in New YORK. ooe aan Tod .aJ
fifteen thousand 10 philadelphia, ora hundred s,i
millions in Boston.
The whole number Of applications made for boan,x.
LAID, uncer the law OF lat March, have been ups,I
Of two hundred and seventeen thousand. and ,hs
Number OF warrants issued thiry-foar thous,ad thru
hundred During the asst month nearly eleven Aox
sal q MeIe issued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

OSE OF TIE DrPED" says he was inveigied into
8 dark Lantern lodge by false representations, and
Is now refused dismissal, and required to voc tDr
the cal6dste5 OF the Order contrary To his Judgment
ard desire that the Republican ticket should be
elected. Tie wants to know what he il to DO in the
premises. We answer Do yorr dntyf5 your Coua'ry.
II Hindooism forbids. much the worse Tor it, bat
your duty 4 citizen is prior and paramount to any
Illegal oath which may hsve been imposed on you
Such il. briefly, the right Of tie mater.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

N1w-YoRK CENTRAL CoLLIGE.-Ata meeting Of the
Trustees q New.York Central College h.d 8; Nc
GrswviIle Sept s, Elder A. Caldwell resigned the
Office. of Treasurer and General Agent of tie College
Association. To FL these oiiess Ben amin Horton, Of
heGr.wvile, was elected Treasurer, and Slas Ham
nond, Of Fres;own, General Agent with power 20 ap-
point other SCENTS. who shall report 70 him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01
OUR Own FAIRS.

The Agricultural Fair Of or State open, s.
Elnirs tomorrow, and viii 70 soub. be very
largely and probably attended. As the frs,
State Fair yet held in the Southwestern Csun-
ties, where We think one should have been
holden several years since, We s.e especially
anxious TIA; it should prove in every way sue
eessfU- Tie people Of the Southern tier. who
are Lot likely, judging frog TIE iiheslty hits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01
FROM BOSTON.

BOsTON, Saturday, Sept. %, 1855.
Upon the arrival Of the steamship America at hG
wharf here salute of twenty seven guns was ed 6y
the American Artillery, al the request OF the English
and Irish residents of the city in honor of the victo
al Sevdstopo.
female. Washington 81. millner. who came pas
sepger in the America, was detected last night snug
Cling lace, &c 4 portion OF the sma2gled 20 ia,
Mrre found sewel up 10 Of her undeT.g arments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01
DESTRUCTION BY FIRE.

PITTsBCHGn, Saturday Scpt. q, Ie55.
Att o'clock this morning the paeat-leather IN ,nu-
factory OF Messrs. ShaiIer & Anderson the corna
of DuGuesne-st. and Diamoudaley, entirely COO
sumed by FIRE with al its contents The stock ~as
valued at Sc Coo and was insured for - 900 only n
the Western, Farmer and New-Li-bon Companies
The building was owned by Mr. Shaifer, whose oss
esmsted at sl2 co., Of which IS 900 insured in the
Penps1 yania Muiual InsuTance Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01
FROM HONDURAS

NzwoRLEAss. Wednesday Sept 90 1854
We have dates from Ruasoo, Hoaduras, Of he
10Th inst The Revoutonists were within twenty
miles OF Truxllo and the Inhabitants Of tho Istt,
place were fleeing to Ruaton for safety. The former
commsndsnt Of the city was endes ,oripg to make
stand against the insurgents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

PoFrIAIIos or Srw-BToroEo.-The population Of
New.Be6fOri is sscertAined to be % ,3sl. The pop
Ilaaoc Il $50 VA 1874 and u l:s2 Ia Is, e4s
shaving increase II Eve ys4- Of 3,ssO. .ad 80 q.
crss-e siace 1859 al go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01
LATER FROM SALT LAKE.

ST. LOUIS. Saturday, Sept. %, 1855
The mail from Salt Lake arrived at Westport yes-
teriay, bring ing one months later nteIligen
The train met Gen. Harvey twenty miles this side d
Fort Laramie aud the health of the troops good.
Lieut. Heath wSs killed at the battle q A'h Hollow.
The Indians fsll in with party of emgr ants b.
tween Ash Hollow and Fort Lsrsmie, and after shak
ing hands with them in sfrendy manner began shoot
ing 4; them, woundng bady one of their number.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

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USrAnaLL,ttD svccrss

Ur",rl'a,sO svcor"
RuoDrs's FEVER AND AGUE CURE,
r,v.,,, c,Rr.s As PsEvsSTivso on cvss-OSLy RENE.
oy FREs Tsos fo'sosovs osT YES, i ,,,s
Ih.,e made chemical examination OF RHonts's FtvtR AND
hGvt CvIE Asrioers 10 ~ ."a ht'e te.ei ,, o
"a ~, n, nor hsvo have found any sabltaaco
II. com position lh. w,ud prove iegfou. 70 The
LSfrrR Fsos PosrAAsrFR.
MaxwfLL De'Ssa Co, ONO, Ana 10. 1875
Nit J. A. Raonss-Deat sGi fout weSiolns has met slth
&C. bottles icu gave 20 them At hist, "huo paw
sItheseh not suhos-d BY 20 do bu' oos he
a. am ~ tho stclo wish you u'd forward
Que su the bottles You proper 70 do sod VII b.
have received Tor which pls.e rcceIpt ship tho
Cure soon - You c.n hee nevef has ben a. much
ehals std lever since lived In the ate q a. present
Yours, ko., RioHsRD MsetIs. Pm.
CoSsrAsrIsr, Mich, sept "a ia'h
JAWS A. RropEs E'q-pen sit have Just sent ~ o1er
10 Amss Halliday Tor another h,fg q you fS'sS .ND
Aepr CvRF II has sod Lac hot Gales. and have only two
bottles One has sold 10 becsase hen havo heard
Of Of chill fever have bottle add told them
20 try and hH did not hep thea they not obliged 90
paw for h aud they satisfied had ono case Of chi
ye, where ran four DAYS bui tho the
MoLtNU, H.. sept a l&bt.
Mr. Janrs A. Ruoprs-Desf Sir. The bI Of AGuE CusE
YOU cent has ali sold and created large demand fj
mere, 20 which have ordered from your sensra agent
CHICAGO, D. Nenineon l 'ae viii ooy be equa'ed by
T,.r.ctfuiy yours &C Rcu.Ens 4 ALLtS.
o. o. f-n smother c,umS oftodsys p.por vii be found
an sdysrtAemett for RHoprss FrvgE AMP AGVt tVSg
ootn the habit Of pafns medicine eui dote TO y Tor
Inc henf6t Of tho afflicted, that Wm- n. Rose M'rbaat
shsrpsbug who has io' sale inions ~ Sa ne ha' 500 %
essl o,tss snd IA every has en- cied care 10"
rovvs the medicine o be food sad take osuo IN oohsos
"''''' ''' ''> iudd Esiow. Boopsboro, Nj, Sept
Pot sale by GtoRGE H. Barns, II. RlNG, BAsNts PASE
r. G. WEtLsS Co. c. V CLoEtNHs c., and al dgssfs
JAMS A. RHopTs, Proprietor. Providence, X. /
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:Ilprk DAILY Gcibrurt
MONDAY, OCTOBER /, 1855.

In Consequence Of nnnhcr Of copies rnio
TnE WEEKLY TERUsE compelled 70 request our
friends seud IN their sdvcicmenis by morrow noon IN
order 20 thcif Insertion In this weeks isue-
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BRANCH AND MAIsELL-We have been furnished
With stupid ness Of trash, making some two col.
umns, 70 show that George ksiseIl once m.de sppb-
cston to Court IN this City for the naturalization OF
himself and family. Vel, what oft
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DELE0Ars; TO SYRAcvsE.-The Delegates from this
City 70 the Republican Convention at Syracuse viii
meet at the Asor House at . p NJ. to morrow Tues
isyl 10 consult with reference to pabEc meeting.
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Tie ship Fsre1l Hal Of BOe-on, frOu Baltimore FOX
Cscut:s, il ballast was wrecked Il July Abrothss
Bs-k, about IS miles from Bshis- The crew were ell
saved. Tie vessel proved tota oss aadws so'd ss
she LIZ for th-ty-e.s huadrsd nihress.
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Minis MMsn AnRoAp -Tbe philosopher. wi

coic.r aud traveller Mtc Wash hss compare the KNOX
N.T with that q FnSish manufacture Hno Ike sensible 90
server proclaimed the superiority Of he former Tor ush
ncs esance dutaby ,hcspuos For parou rs see ~
letter. dated from Liverpool The Fa hh'on 10 mode Of
n he seen ouy kNoXs corner Il Boadws end
Eult M No. As broadway
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NFw Suks-NEw SUNS. cases at rich
Lycus nce. siLNs e., superior quality a. - per yard Also
CmsT1 fsi anu Nsia do, ON ~ 60 - pr
,ardi case superior Black d. AZ 81 These were al par
Shs1 hffr the ADVANCE and worth - per thAn
the prices ssked = Il LkAhesAttH %