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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08
Gair! gair I!

DIE adrrbau Sair jisbt in,mer cine 6eoeutenoc
Iufmertlaneit ees Ncltes auf llcb uno brina e1es:
mol Shaaren ron renieen natb Der Staot, Gle mel:
items etIuas tpibrenp ibrem 6crein taufIn, uuo tts
Sslbfntsrells beim 0auftn ausfdbrcn, baourdb oas
nc btn9eben rc fe Ole 10 b felt 4 e II uno meit
ia btcnabeGit fen artittlu fir has no n / ss
It 8 [ taufen tSnntn. 1Gtr eraretfsn oaber bic.
e RcIbcos Sas pubtum gu tenadlritbtiacu, eag mir
csNsn unftrcn Spitiabr: uno 9Btntr:Stc prn Src:
dsnn0aren fCrttggtnadtsn Rtsioer etc. erbottsu ba:
ben, otn utr TN Stonce lno biIiosr 30 pertauftn
ais etni9er anoGrcr Stcbr in Ger SEact.-llno oils
SswslB mas mtr la9tn, fr09En mir nur fur einen
3npruh che man icufpe touft, inoen mir fur has
gu Seltbcn mas mir baben niebts anrehuen-Tpepsr
ssuts Iwin9tn gu taufn, penn etc lrsifs, Gtps uno
OuaItdttn nlebt entiprebeno iino. g2ir iino d6srs
;ru9t caB mir ps falbeuabslitsn g3aaren in SisIsr
Staot babcn psil mir teinsn 90 Sabrsn Gtttn Stcd
aut unNern Sthcfs tt9ru baten, rote pisIs anbert,
psldbs Sfttrs ais ne uc at9titet rpsrosn.-8ci uns
ut benahe alIss fifth, uno 9cesnfsu outb eamt ouf
Hisis 9Sttie fcrtjufabrsn-uuo psrtoufn on iclthtn
nlsosrn preiilR has mir am @ues pcu itoSr Sahrtss
'st taum etrpas dbrt9 bacon. gEir udbsn unitre
@tntdufe bios fir 6 a tb, uno iuoem mir isns
prrlente 9cptuntn, tSnnru mir uieosrsr psrFauftn
ais Dt'itnt9en Ole auf "Stf" taufsn une eieIr ine
oaher 9spuun9tn ccn Discount aus ibrsn Sunotn 81
(hrauben. Disfe &botfahsn Tno Der tIsbsrtieuna
perth. gsr ba6cu (csbrn ausecpadt Elm grcesr unp
trNNHSN" O'SN VSh SHpltp pSN lNll
lpdtst:n Stpl 9sustnt, bWar5l, psrlnosrlibe Far.
peo unp 9rlrstfs Stios, ltbr mOblf!il, Ds eaints,
Gaibn'tre, Ds St9ss, Ytaio DC eaiucs, eemtins unb
fauer gang gBcu Dc eatnss, Gctur9 SUD, Qtpastas,
sultrts uno 6attliuc, pcn allen 1rttn uuo preigen,
pcn bis l24 @ents. 8cu Sebaipis BADEN mir
elm 9re6es nno unubertretRts aIcrtemeut. ais 9rc:
ha, eInfadhc uuo bcpptlte, Ban Stdte. Sud-, Cab:
mere, Operas, StelIGs ETC., ron allen Wrslgen uno
0ualttdteu, llnlsr aiIrrtment GinbeimiTciter
0Sadren 1T uoHitiROtS uuo verlbleoenarts. Oa:
runter pcuf0libs unssbltitbte uno sctIrthts Wuss
line sber 8Wite, prsin unb Sualttdtcn, ssbIsidhte
uno un9sbtttbts Siibtidcr, iteCr Brette ETC. Glars
neas, gang GScI, ucn sosr Surts, 70 neeer oils 25
Gents Die Darp, 9cblsitbts uuo un9etledts Gontcn
SanneIs, Siantcts. Gtu9hams, 9hsds, Stiines etc.
fitr pebfttt. WfdnnSs Sratht, t,-oieftm 3neia
rptomen mir tefcuosre Iufmertiamtcit gSlr batcn
cnru 9rcgsn uno Thrutrsn stcd pen fcrtieen 9lci.
bern, ieoer 9encunun9 pehen MIR wrbfsilsr ON:
btstrn ais er fcntpc in bsr Staot aetouft perbcn
fam. Inter ecm StCd bshuben itb ale Grtcn ron
Srcd uno StltbifttsRSds, ocnlctnc uuo fducn Glgt
mcre 6ritn pcu allen QrtiM; SB i c-S Scbmar,e, |
Sattn, Stbe, ptuih une 9smiiue, lamnt isbcr 2trr
Sub. 9sntne uno fiuep Guetmcrts, bemoeu, ,5Ira:
aSn, 8uiIn, 0rawsrs, brsutrSatr, liutsubsnoer. |
Srapats, Seis, Steds, bouofhubs, etc.. allies psrs
rfs sis sN,eht teilifsn ableseu.
8eIlln uno urtbtllet fdr e-uth ielbf.
e. @troue Tnb 90
Hntntaun, Oct. |.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08
Tarpet un6 Seltu6.

RlerieSe'S rpeblfeiler Karpst 5tebr.
SNcricueu, wsthe pcblftitt aorpcts, Sslud,, gPat.
\ TN &C. benl 8rCeeu uno 6tsiusn gu tauftn pdns
ihsn bclifbrn on cti9sm wcbtriten Schr rcr,ulrrcs
ther. Da llntt' scithnctsr nur cincm Ebr aerinasm
8ent uno !cd,tCn 9tchrtctSn uuierncrlsn, in Ct i'm
Stanoe gu ZEN oItr uiteri9ifcu Yretltn ~ retsonfu
CT lnadpt aufln'rttam auf ltua
ShSnt Smptriat. 3 ecprafs Sarpss
Supsrfsiue Su9rain, bcrpttte, TO.
Heinsr uno Mtoium 5n9rair. terpslts, CO.
@cnctianiSbs ieotr 1rt, 70.
uno Sstin6 rrn tts 81 Sue trc;t, pe,ffnitsn
ttr 3tumer, SailSuW., nctft elmer ercFen @srlcbss
otrbst ron ntrcri99cprs;eieu Susrain Rarysts, pcn
% Biz 90 Gents; uro Gin9aua uno Srtpreu 8ars
ptts, pCn 10 bis 80 Gents bic garo oteihfaIs.-
Iotftn pen i'eer grstte, 6tre'SuSs, Stiacsdsu,
Sreentucb, eunpsu Rarpet6, &c.
s.. 8. GlSrtSec.
Nc. al Stap6crrp Gtrags, cine 2bdrs stsrs
ba6 Der Gbtsnut,
.0r.GrIts Stragc wriIlib pen esr 2tsn GraFt, gbis
ta6CIphia.
Sst. l. ra9R
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08
Sepirmtcrf7. 1856
Gin 80t1QtD1t.

SlmItaBs ben | ten Ottober ndhitfns, IpII Elm
srcBes Satalion itattiinren ont 0atbauie BON
CHARLES s.. &naue, in Mtatrstaun, 2sda Gam.
tp, ppSu IlA ulebrerr frcpillise Gompugnisn Elm.
fnocn rerorn. Cie Steserspillsr, Shnrfsptlfr
uno NiGrr5trrnrr Wulittanpen BADEN iDre Gin
waisungcn raSu scSrben, teiiupobnen unN bic
Ssiwotnsnren nit Mult Su erbsitcrn. sIIle frri'
watse Miltt1r Gompagaten In Der nabcn uno
fcrnen llnt9rseno fnO ftcuncIhafttidb einselapm
tei,umpbncn. gSUbuct paber bst, alt unO jung
penn an Mulf, Spde. IInj uNp anerrn Ser
gnIJen ICu ss ntdt fsrlsn
N}rbrere Sclpatrn.
Scptsmter IL. na2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08
9lenz3erQS 0ptel.
Mug. 27.

wv &LLNQ DplLt'
IA Snetm rcr lnericihuctc ueuIith Itius
s.M.fa Stchr;@l'tbdtc prrtauftt, niosbt Ct nun
iss;sEI5 atbtun9ercl Gem putItum Ole anjei9t
sA oaB CT cas Gaiibaus in 0cu:StraS. .ectha
Gauutp. .UdhsS frdber rcn orn. Slmcn Stbubnu'
der benohut mar, btjc9sn bat. Das p0us rpurrG
aNlbtratfa aus9strisrt upo ptrfhSusrt, baB sS nit
Sln bcteu 5ctels oss Gauntps cintn &tr9tsjth aus:
haltsu fann uno miro ntbt ptrfsblrn allen Osncri.
ecn, ot ts nit ibrsr Guuoihaft bsebren mS9sn, pSI:
ltes 5uriGosubStt 81 9twdbren. ...s..r
Siin Silh miro immtr nit eutsn, rucblutsreitt.
ten uuo stfanpsn Spalsu ptritbSn ltin, uuo fcin
9ar oit retnifsn uno bttsn GitrSntt snbatttu. Die
StaHun9cn rulthe gum oouSs acbSrsn, tnb gut uno
ocrduma, uno &C miro in osnfttbcu fcrtpdbreno cin
hnlinshhtr 8crratb gutter uno cir Irr9lamsr
Staasurcbt oniutrsifln ISIn. 8urI cs icu nhts 9si
ipart mtrosu, UNI ss ltintn Sittu bcaIsm 81 mo:
den. unN CT fhmrjhclt Td, coG ourtb trsues Nufs
mlrtiamtet in iIinem @rlhGftt ihm Elm ubtralsr
&bsil Der Sfentlitbcn Suulf wfIts6tn pirc.
0E- 9isbtrsibsr ptron INNER ,u onnebmNartu
8setusan9eu aufSensmn'sn uno auf SErtan9cn nit
2Sstoe osrltbsn.
SarOb MiGael.
Suli %. ma3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08
Nns neue 9 Stbuloeianabueb.

Da0 nsus OeatiAs Shulseianotu&, scnstmist
bon rcr eutberii4en Spncpe pcn prnnipIpantrn
unS Der Sc6Osutids8efcrnrten SDnCre in rem
gsreinIstsn Stlatsn, uno psrlrst ROD 9aiicr
9rpbl in Qtlsntcpn, III ioebsn In elmer ;psitrn
unb perld5ner!eu 9Iufldse rfdsnsn. Dieles
8d6lein entt6It pisls Der tUfIi6sn Srrnlitosrn
aus ben altrn @jelangbiidern uup zine quite Guss
rpatl Der beRen psutlden 6lnbsrlirper, rno III be-
iiimmt fir ben 6amilienfrsiS, loptr fir bic @s.
mstnces unb SonntassIGuIs. Der grsts III tSf
gts. bas Stid mp 50 has Dubsnp. SIN Bud
ltcbr gum ,,9eda Yatriot" III rielss @sians,
ti9Iein teim Gn3eluen uno teim Dusrno ,u ba
ben. llnItre 9sIer in Der Gtrne tSnnen bdiTelbc
per Ypl be;ietsn. gortC: 3 Gts. has Stdd
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08
SeFentli0e gen6t.

gluf 6rsitasS ben 10trn SetOber, I'm 10 ll6r
Scrmtttass, Icllen am 5auie res llnter,eidueten
in ecwtia Sauu16ip, ee6a Gaunty. fclsenoe Or.
tifeI auf tfcntliaer Ssnpu perfauft psrprn, nam.
lid:
Ginr CUTE Nitdtu6, Elm 8cdaway 0asen nit
0sfdirr, Elm SlsO sSbIitten. gFuS ua0 Gage,
SCulsitsrn uno S8smel, gBinbmitIe unb Strcb.
banf, ale Grten Yferpe9eI6ir, Sperrs uno 8ib,
Ssetten, cine srpBt 8 Gag Sprl'llbr, cine sclre.
ne Sad lltr, SO@sSfsn NIT ytObr, Elm anperer
Scbten'Sfrn, GdI6ranf, Slide mp Stdbls, 81.
fer unS Bitter, cine Sctt SrItsn SoarbS unt
icnl nod cine arOBe Seriairpenbrit anpersr gIr.
tttel ~ umItdnpliG gu mrlocn.
Die 8tOinsunSen am Ssrfaufsta5e unb Iuf.
wartun9 ppn
Splrpb @etberbplb.
Septrn,tcr 24. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08
S6dBbare WaDlmilble
mnb Gfrich Qdnb


stuf bfentliher Senbu Sit Serfaufen.
aIuf SamRasS ben t9trn Setoter, nS6Rsns,
tint ubr Na6mittags, lca auf pem Gigentbum
islbf, in eopbia 8aunl9ip, esAa Gaunty, bfent'
lid srrtauft wrrrrn.
HsdSzA Cine ibastare MatImablr
psIde bon stenen rrtaut III. in Der
sss.SsA eGnee 36 mo in Der 8rette 80 SSu6
uno ilt 3 Stcd bod. Dielelte bat 98absrrd'
Der unb pre pdar Stsine, ruOourA allies pcpprlt
9etrsten werpen fInn. Gs 1T ptefeIte an eincm
niefstlenesn sDaiIer gelesen = III Elm bsrr6rr
Srt fir Mdbl9cIAaftr unp rte1slbe eene6t cine
isbr quite Sanpi6aft. 3u berIclten sebtren
Al &fer 9utes Sanb,
bpbelbe srGnst an einper BON Natbau gBetber,
bclp, Qnpreas Sittnsr uno anprr. Dapcn llnp
stpa 8 Nder sutss Scl,lanb. elm Sbeil gBieIsn
unp Der SteIf 1T pom beitcn Saulano In rer @es
9eno--iit unter sutrn SEMEN, unp itertaupt N
allss in gutter Srcnun8 tefinpet F& parauf
- Gin neurs Smrifbdistes iteiner<
i:i;:Aa ne5 9Spbnbaus,
Gssk26 Bel 80 SUP, stn rrppeltss 6rSms
sBcbnbauS, Stall uno pcpprltss gBnssnbaus.
es beftnpen fb allCrlei quite Sru6tbaumr auf Dem
O'''N'"t NHN wv bNhtt ~hNh''tH hA'h VINE
pumpe nate Der Saustbtre.
Gs III psisS @isent0um On cinrm Der n,ea Si.
NfcntIi6n pldBsn i'm GauntY gslssen. unO cine
&sabl StraBen treffeu ssraoe bel prmietbGn Su,
iammen. Die Mdbte Bat nod nsbrntct seIdst
snen 8pf 70 pab feline anCsre I'M Gauntg rinsn
brbrrn bat.
9tp. 2. Gin nntrrrr Stri4 2anb,
ssIs8en in gBeiBeuturs Saunidp, 9sGa Gauntp
grdnIcno an Saub BON Salompn 5plbfn, Se1fpb
&rrblp unp anpers; rntbaltenp adrr, wopcn
5 ader portrrffIAee Sol,lano uno Der 8elt erle
Site SSieien linp. gs brfnort 16 auf ririCm
Stri6 aud rim oUrtrefaher StrinEru9.
adcS bas rbiss III berrti6cs Gtscntbum unb
8aufIuiti5e lOlltm rteie Wsle9cnbeit ni6t unbs-
nust ocrtl6er 9eben labsn.
SclAe bic cs Ypr bem Srrtdufsta8c in auacn,
fdtin gu nebmen winIden, teleten bei bem llns
terlbrietenen anSurufen, Der leltlt olrau1 wpbnt.
Oa Der tntrr;ei6pete aus ter 0sSsnp ~ ,c.
Ben piiai4r, 70 1T er ftif entIdtr6sn utSeS Gi.
9entbum an Den re6ten prrben gu vcrfauien.
Die SrSinsunSen am Scrtauffa0e unO aufs |
tparttin8 eon
SrlrpD GIrin.
Mue. 27. nabS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08
Septembcr "a.
SeHentli0e 8enbu.

NN*<SSTN "/S*tN ~ ..#
Opnnerita96 BEN 16. Sftoter na6Rrns,
um 10 u6r SOrmittasS, Ioa am SauIe brs sers
itprtcnen S Spnatban 5eilmau, In Ncrb.
w9eitbaa 1aunIdip. 9e6a Gauntp. folgn6es per-
iSnltae GermbSsn 6fentti4 prrtaaft perrrn, nam.
lid:
Cine &ut, s&lfe. 2 s4weine, cia Dear,
corn 8a9en, Elm gutter 3pdawap g8assn nit gu.
tenn neuen @1i4jrr, anpcres pfupesr1airr, Strob.
.tanf, sEmpmdb[c, sinc gSeIIatorns Drrltmal6ine,
Elm 0duts Spl;dlitten, Sdubfarrsn. 9rtten
anp 1orIrfzssrts- ene quite Sduupr, enc 0linif,
."...fzss, Squars Saesfesiefcr, o3eriil- -9oaros,
ptaaten, Gin SaIbbSrrel GIla, 5difer unO Stsns
nsr. SruAtrsfe unO @raslcuIcn, Sihtrtten. Elm
Sfen. Ntits unc 6eu9ateln, Gin gutter Stbrifitcin,
nebit elmer Zen %erfaieoenbeit anorrr Sauerns
unp 6ausgcrSt5iaaftrn ;u umItinpli9 gu msIocn
Die 8spinsmSfn am SerfaafStase unp 9luf'
partun9 rcn
.. 6. gGpObriun }
0tOlc8 6eilmah @b'prs.
DaDib ;petrr
Sct. 1. na2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08
9feue G6Dr< <0e1dnoe.

Die 5srrn 9. 6. SrubR unb 9. s.
Srerler In gIamtaun tabru frtben cine nruC
Sammluns sun sortrrffIi6en reatIhsn Gbcrgs'
iGnssn fir auhliGr gsmcinpsn ssprudt. unO ra.
5eft Toilet nur t2l grutS. gu baben I'M BUD
ltctr gum ,,es&a Sltrict."
g8ir MAIDEN bic Sprltnasr unS SraanlfcA uns
anSers 6runpe reS @slanssS auf Ntsir nrasn G'r'
iGnae auflnrrtfhm.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08
QGbie8 OreBz Sitter.

rtn ellen stpIcs uno Tarsrns = ieldbs nts fhwor;e
uno GcIcrirts Seior, acmsine uno 5Gnp 0e eainss,
. Ssge, fran'Shite Rerincs. Gcturs Sud-. ALPACA.
gang ncIlcne pIaios, Sdnep, @dptts, gid Sfdrneu
ron ieccr Sartr. Gin9bauls uao pr;uts nrs eoU osr
bsitcn Auspab i'm SRaytts, rrbIftt ,u usrtaor BEL
9utb uno SthlanA.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08
9 adsbares
&te9enbeS Gt8entbum
DHcntiicD 3il Oereaufen


Nuf SamiiagS ben 1 Item . Detober nd6s
ilens, um IL rbr Wittuss, fol- aul benz plabe
Ielbt, bffentliA psrfauit psrern
go. 1.-@ine seipiBe 2pttr 2anb,
sslcsen in Morp gBbeit9aa GaunIGip, Qe0a
Guuntp; srdr3snO an Die Giienrr3 @jruben pcn
Gtarles Ntuer uo Sptn Ssrti6, unO anNerrs
Ganp sntbaltsRp 20 2lder uno &c 8utbrn, mel
DIES iH16ttd6e 5clrer einsetbsit, untrr suttu
Semen no uberbaupt in Der bciten Srpnung II.
Die SerteBrun9en parauf lnO
@gzA Gin 9utcs SpriitBfistrS
T:;i:gn gSpbnbaus,
Ess4 Esss4 cine quite @6cuer, rin SGmct ssdrp
-uno NIT 9Rabrbeit tann es eciast peroen bae
ptes siner Der bs1en SAniieO StinpS i'm san;sn
Gauntp III. Gs befinpet fia au9 rtnrr Der brlen
Saumsdrten i'm Gaunty parauf.
SO. 2.-@inr gelpiBe 2ptte 2anb,
eelc8en In eiic. .Btrittaa SaunIdip, 9sda Guum.
tp !; srdn3euo an ednpsr ppn geter 8laat, Sens
rp @utt, Daniel Shned mO Sobn Sfrti8 t..
enttalteno Nder sutes 8aullup, wrlae5 unter
9utCn 6enfen unp iiterbdupt In gutter Srpnun9 IN
Gs IN bies mertBppqe5 GtsentBum lnp wirb,
ba Der llRtrr5riAnete nah gBeitrn ,u ,icbsn ar.
iUnncn III, an ben re6ten greiben at0etaeen.
SpId,e bic paS giacnttum Dor Dem Grrfauf5.
tdNe gu teieben pdHIhen, teleben tet Dem Gisens
tttimr anjurufen, Der Ietbf auf 9otte No. [.
wpbnt.
Die 9ebinSunsen am gtrtaufstase unb guf.
partun9 Spn
Spiepb Siers.
Sepiemtrrt7. 1856 nQ2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08
91Q6rt0t

wtro bitrmIt ssssten, pab bsr llntcrlci6urts ale
GpmIniTratpr Der StrterlabsnI6aft psS pcrliprte'
nen 8 Cd n " e 6 I in 9, lestbin pon gtrs
Der 0ilIoro Saunihip, 9s6a Gauntp srnonnt
wprpen 1T. ade peienisen saber, welae nod
an bSiaste SnteriaBmi6lft ItuIpsn, fine aufge.
forSert inrrrtatt gGpdfn an3urufen unp abjus
teSabten. LIMB lplde bic nod redtmiBi9e Ser
rermacn an teiaste SintsrlafcnIhait ~ MAIDEN
tabrn inO ebenfau5 erIu6t lclfe trAerbaib Der
beIaDtrn 3eit wUbtbeRdti9t ein5ubdnpissn All
2lntbpn9 Ntebling, Apm'pr.
Gtpttmter II. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08
MannS@0Iter.

9hmar;ss, brouncs uno btaues sud prn allen grgis
fen, ibuarR Sdnro GaGinsrss, Settinstts rcu nIl1
Sarben uuo prtiftn, SpcGos. Rtntudp Seaus, ~at=
tin uRc Stoe 92elfiuss, Ssieepstcet Beftiu9f, lu=
ter otmpsu uno lluttrbrsu, siu polIss aNcrHmsnt,
pcbtfsl 81 psrtaufsu bsj
@ut6 une SAiauh.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08

s(uf bfentli6er Senru Stt Srrfaufen.
aluf SamNasS ben tSrn October, nd6asns,
I'm, utr Na6mittags, fca auf Dem Gi9entbum
isltf, in eopbta 5aunl9ip, SODA Gaunty, Sifent'
iih srrfauft perren.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-07
Democratic National Convention.

The delegates to the National Democratic con-
venton assembled in Cincinnati on Monday
Missouri and New York each had two sets of
delegates-the former being Benton and Anti
Benton, the latter Hard and Soft. The Benton
ties were at once rejected, whcreuron they be-
came much cnragcd, knocked down the door
keeper entered the hall Of the convention, and
raised row generally. The Hards and Softs
compromised and an equal humber of each were
admitted.
ylSamuel Madary, of Ohio, was temporary
President; John S. Ward, of Georgia, perma-
nent President of the convention.
The balloting commenced on Thursday, the
first standing thus-Buchanan, 1875; Pierce, l22;
Douglas SO, Cass. g.
The fourteenth ballot stood thus-Buchanan,
1924 Pierce, &c; Douglas, 63; Cass, 81.
There is report here to-day friday that Blu
chanan received the nomination this morning
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-07
Knusns AGnirs,

The reports from Kansas published last week,
have been confirmed. But little additional in
formation has been received. The amount of
property destroyed by the invaders, is estimated
at 100000. Shannon issued orders calling out
the troops on the 22l ult. The fight reported to
have occurred on Pottowatamie creek, was on
Oossowatomie, and is said to have arose between
the free state and pro slavery men on account OF
the deprcdations by the cattle. company OF
the latter party assembled and sciz'd free state
man and proceeded to hang him, when his wife
aad to the nsighboring houses and gave the alarm.
4 company Of msn soon collected and hastened
to the spot, when fight occurred in which two
free state men and five pro-slavery mobocrats
were killed. On the receipt of this intelligence
at WcstPort, Missouri, company OF sixty was
organized 10 proceed at once to Otowatomit
creek. Judge Conway, Erwin, and other citi-
zens Of Loavenworth, have been arrested by Col
Wilkes, Of South Carolina, without a show Of
reason or authority for the assault.
In all parts of the North, meetings are being
held, resolutions adopted speeches made, and
much feeling is manifested BY men Of all parties
At the meeting in Chicago on Saturday evening
last, several thousand dollas were subscribed fol
the purpose of sending immediate assistance tC
the free state men in Kansas, and it was deter
mined to establish a recruiting office at once
We see no objection TO this, since the South are
raising troops, sending them into Kansas, seizing
peaceable citizens at discretion, and destroying
their property with savage ferocity. True, the
Administration winks at these men, and secretly
encourages mob violence, through Shannon ant
others of its tools; but there is a law behind
the Presidential principle lying deeper in thc
hearts of the American people than mere loyal
ty to the dictates of hoodwinked President
and when they are compelled to fall back upor
their natural inheritance and again fight the bat
ties of liberty, not vestige of despotism will
be left to blot the fair face of the American Re
public If the South urges the North into tn,
struggle now, then the days of the "pecuia
institution" may be numbered. The northern
citizens of the Republic have exercised forbear
ence until it has ceased 10 be virtue and now
they have determined to paacaaby stay the spreaC
of slavery; and when violence and frauds ar
rasorted to for the purpose of defeating their le
| gal rights and peaceable measures, violence ma,
be used in defense, and then we shall have wa
indeed
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LIGHT IN THE EAST.

Doctor Hoyt would respectfully inform
the inhabitants of Western Ohio, that he is
prepared and is practising medicine on the
principle of inhalation, having long been
persuaded there was a far more safe and easy
mode of administering medicine in GASEOUS
state into the system than that of the stom-
ach. Chemistry has offered and discovered,
wonders, in the operations of natures law F;
that hich forty or fifty years ago lie hidden
in the mystery of her beautiful works, and
developed to the ardent inquirer after truth,
that which God intended man should under
stand, and formed him not only with sus-
cepibility, but capabiity of understanding,
which, when scientifically understood, would
redown to the benefit of his fellow man.
1t is known at tie present time that, med
icnes can be SO minutely divided as to be
thrown into the lungs in a perfectly GASEOUS
state, and with the most perfect ease and
safety TO the patient. Itwas first admins
tered only for diseases of lungs, and by that
experiment it has been discovered that, by
entering directly into the blood, it quickly
reaches its ultimate object in relieving, and
curing, all such diseases as are durable by its
remedicable agency.
A little reflection will convince the most
casual observer, the stomach was fjrmed f)r
digestive and assimilation of food. for the
growth and sup ort of the body, and not foI
the exhibition of nauseols drugs and medi-
cine. Again, the introduction of medicine
directly into the blood by opening vein, has
often been praclced and an Emetic or Ca.
thartic operating as such upon the stomach
and bowls in as much shorter time, and
with the most perfect safety to the patient
The great objection 10 this exhibition of rem
edics for diseases, resulted in the trouble
and uncertainty of its introduction, it was SC
much easier for mere charlatan in medicine
10 have it gulped down the throat
Inhalation avoids all this, and knowledge
of Chemistry puts it into GASEOUS, or aera
state, in that minute a subdivision of its par
ticles, that tenters into the minnie capiaries
of the lungs, and immediate ly reaches the
disease it is intended to cure.
1t has long been an established fact that
all our malarious, or bilious fevers, as like
wise all our epidemic diseases are taken into
the lungs, from the atmosphere there is nc
other source for their entrance. Then why
not introduce medicines into the system, by
the same channels The day has come
when it can be done, and cordially invite
all who are laboring under chronic diseases,
and are able to travel, to give me a call al
my Office in Maumee City, where they will
be furnished with medicine, and an inhaler
with complete directions in all its manifesto
tons and exhibitions. r, II HoYr, N, D.
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Wool MATrERs.-Wm. Goo iale, of the
Cleveland Wool Depot, writing 10 ihe Ohio
Farmer says
In fact, it is evident that we are, as a State,
on the decrease in the quantity Of wool grown,
and to prevent further decrease, should be
the aim Of every one interested. Last year,
this decrease was some 1,722 900 lbs, and
regard it safe TO estimate this years clip at
800 600 les' Than last, thus reducing the
quantity of wool TO be shorn in this State the
current year. to II 500, ,QOOlbs. So that in
point of quantity grown, we are, at this time,
nearly where we weie six years ago, when
the clip was / / 435 600 lbs.
Fortunately the quality is not so rapidly
deprecialing. 1t may be safely stated that in
this respect we stand far ahead of any 9th.
er State. For Il is, thanks are due to those
who have been untiring in their efforts to i'm
prove The style and condition Of WOOL by in
Producing the best bred sheep; and it is a
fact to be regretted that such parties have
been very poorly compensated, whilst, on the
other hand, there have been large specula-
Iions in introducing, by misrepresentation,
and numerous frauds, sheep of compare
lively worthless style and chara ter. Such
speculstors have usually realized la" ge profits,
for that has been their main purpose.