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q sTBE FREE LOVE WAR. at Yellow Springs
is still progreFsing-Dr. Nichols per-
sisting in his purpose to establish the in
stitution there. and the citizens protesting
against it, The feeling in the villages
runs high against the Doctor, and it is
feared if lie goes on with his Free Love
.sch"ol there. serious trouble will be the
result. The CINCINNATI Gazette says:
Dr. Nichols having rented the Water
Cure establishment a: Yellow Springs
from Dr. Ehrman, Of this city, the two
went up accompanied by third person =
a friend Of Dr.. NicholS-to take po ses-
sion. Arrived there. DR.. Nichols and his
friend effected an entrance, but being re-
cognized by the lady Of the house, (Mrs.
Hyt) she turned the key ola room which
he was inspecting on him. and held him as
a prisoner of war. DR.. Ehrman. in the
mean time entered the back way, and took
possession of all the keys he could find
Mrs. Hoyt: t:ordered him off and sent
to the town for assistance. He retreated
and she barricaded the doors. He re-
turned and broke in. DR., Nichols hav
ing unscrewed the lock off the door, at
tempted to escape, but Mrs. Hoyt stood
guard, and brandishing chair over hi.
head, kept him a prisoner till an Officer
| from the town arrived. q a1s7t4
Dr. Ehrman escaped. but was arrested
at Xenia and carried back to yellow
Springs. where the party were quito tia
for house brt aking. oi z,1tH IN fiusr
Mr.? Hoyt the husband of the heroine
is in lawful possession of the house, hav
ing LEASED it from DIR. Ehrman until III.
first Of June, sbnt Dr.. Nichols wished Il
obtain Immediate possession
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Sold by D. G.. .WE1sz, Upper loandus.
ky, and C. W. D. luck. Carey. bs1gss
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Practical Beuevolence.

The Cleveland Leader OF 3Oth., says
that On the day previous. a company of
eighty FIVE children from the Juvenile So
city Of New York. under charge of the
Rev. Mi. Kingsbury., passed through
that city, bound for Vemilion county, III
inois. Sixty of the children were be-
tween the ages of ten and fourteen. The
Leader says: .''+ '...' q > 20
MANY of them are orphans who have
been taken out the streets; many of them
children of worthless parents; some few
of them came to the Society and asked to
be taken care of, as there was nothing left
for them to do but to beg or steal. and on :
ly few of them are children who have
been saved from punishment for some mi-
nor offense, by the Society's promising to
take care of them"
The Juvenile Society of New York
and Mr.. Kingsbury are doing good work
in finding the best assylums possible for
the poor, orphans. ...1. ,,o.. ~ '' ''''a-'
WALKERS FORCE IN N1cARAGUA-GRA-
NADIA, Feb. %, 1856-After a pleasant
agreeable trip we arrived here all in good
health and spirits, and I am happy to say
the same good luck has as yet with two
exceptions, attended US. We found the
army in much better state Of discipline
than we anticipated, being stationed at
different sections of the city in large and
airy quarters, with everything in the line
Of comfort and convenience far surprising
anything to be had in the United States
service. -l Lt.: s..r IL ~ ~.a#
! The following is a correct list of the
number OF III IN in service capable Of duty
At Granada, Col. Frye's command, 347
At Leon, Col. Skerritt's 353
At San Carlos, Capt. Linton's SO
At Castillo Lieut.. Bald wins 98
At Chinendaga, Lieut. Col. Saunders lie
at Rivas. Maj r Brewsters' las
At Massaya, Capt, Averat's 81
! Conv alescents III various hospitals, 23
| .~e --.ts f..
Total. r.l /. .,. 1865
besides corpse in this town composed o
Quartermaster and Commissary clerks
citizens, &C., numbering l36 men.
In the course Of a mouth or so, we viii
receive sufficient reinforcements to swell
our number to $500 men. when, We vii
be perfectly ready for Guatemala. who
threatens us, and is now endeavoring t,
create dissension among the neighborinE
Stotoc
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AIRS LOUISA A WILSON. TEACHER Of
-lk~thereugl' 'kwowledge of~music
guaranteed to scholars. SHEET MUSIC fur
nishs1 cat reduced srStes. .sand PIANOS pro-
cured frap, easternk citjeA 4Tsrms.-$6.0 90 per
quarter.
Pupiis- -Alsended at.theirresidence If -desir-
cd. Satisfactory references given. 49,.
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the Buckeye State. 1tis only recently
that these important discoveries have been
made-since the very 'oorthy editors Of
the above papers were defeated in their
efforts to he elected Printers to the ma
tionaI House Of Represc.... a'tiyes,
In order that people in this pareI OF
Ohio may be the better prepared to sac
count fortke milk in the cocoa nut it is
only necessary to say that these gentle
men opposed the election of Mr.. Camp
bell as Speaker, privately; and. whe: they
were defeated, they naturally enongh
supposed that he had retahated, and con-
sequently they attributed their defeat to
the man whom they had been ins:ru-
mental in defeating. They thought thatif
Mr. Campbell was elected speaker Meir
hopes for the Partnership would be blast
ed. Hence their efforts to defeat him.
When they were defeated 'hey laid the
blame all upon poor Lew. and. we have
no doubt. swore by all the saints--from
saint Paul down to the ragged saint Pat
rick-thst they would have revenge
They are now seeking that revenge by
endeavoring to make their readers be-
lieve that Mr. Campbell has been recreant
to the trust reposed 10 him by hislconstt
u'ents in delivering a speech at an A
merican meeting in Washington CITY i'm.
meiiately after the nomination of Mr.
Fillmore. On the subject of Slavery
MIR. C.spoke as follows on that occasion
NY opinions outhis mischievous aques
ton OF slavery are we'll known here. and
everywhere, where l am known. l have
always maintained, maintain now, ans
expect to contend hereafter, that all thu
powers Of the constitution ought to be ex
ercistd to prev Mt its extension. AMI tina
the North freely accord to the slave State
IN good faith, all that's guaranteed to then
by that, American bond of TN on whicl
MAKES us nne people and binds US all to
comm n destiny Cheers and ap
plause. | On this subj Jet / intend hereaf
ter, as heretofore. to think for myself ac
for, myself and, on al proper OCCASION
speak for myself, as an American may d.
on all proper occasions, independent O
pPrty drill and party platforms. Cheers.
:. b
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LEWIS ID, CAMPBELL.

The Cincinnnti Gazette and Ohio State
Journal pretend to have discovered a
great many inconsistencies and suspicious
circumstances connected with the course
Of this accomplished and talented son of
the Buckeye State. 1t only recently
that these important discoveries have been
made-since the very aoorthy editors OF
the above papers were defeated in their
.fF,r,s To he elected Printers to the ma
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April 3rd '56-n99.:b bns S7s9d b9irl
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e... Total. r..~.5t ...,. 1869
besides corpse in this town composed of
Quarteimaster and Commissary clerks,
citizens, DC, numbering l36 men.
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Has removed his Office Pranslia
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advice opinions on legal ba,
the Putnf Office, and appcs chief
justices, Of the District nr COLUMBIA will m,
preparation and trial of
lie wi also give written opinions prepare
having clains beiare Congress Glitter
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adjudication. " " -
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2lh August, and terminal Thursdat
hoRrd and lunp s5a payable
ally 10 advance Their eharRs~ drawing
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COZ primary department cnmpsrd ~ pups year
Sl00 payable half yearly advance.
L~tr ~ inquiry should he adfresssd MOTHER SURE
Maryland.
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