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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

EIonr BOYS SHOT in ,PITrspunGH Rob
err Nc Cprdy of Pittsburgh. aged 60. mar.
risd aIwomap of % cp Tuesday last, and
the Noys gave them a ,boisterious serepade,
,assailing the house with briykbatf., After
ynniy demonstrating wth them 70 20 away.
Mr.. Nc @. fred heavily loaded pisIo! 10.
to the crowd. wounding eight Of the boys,
sons' severely, He wAS arrested dsandL
taken before the Mayor. and admitted to
b6ilgtH sf'F ~ QBk ,zBcI NsT
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

Il Gg- a pretty woman is Ike great
truth or 9 great happiness, and has no
more right to bundle, herself under green
veil or any similar abomination, than the
sun has toput on green spectacles. = +"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

AZ The Minnesota Legislature djoorn-
ed sine die on Thursday Est They did bat
little good and attsmpted much that was
wrong and foolish. 81 So iog .sl@
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

tN EarAccording to the news bv Tele-
glaph the rsyagss Of the Yellow Fever 10
New Orieans are terrible. two hundred
ind eighty Eve deaths last week. ls..j
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
r1eA g,ntlepan writes 10 the Trlbob,

as TO cTowS-@2 9rf af' o. % s3f@:sBf y
An enterprising farmer ofthis town in.
iprned me that having ACTED this year
opon, the somewhat late suggestion Of yours
of sowing cora broadcast over the planted
ground, he experienced new result, Upon
four acres where heretofore his crop had
been greatly injured cy the deyastations
Of lbe white grub and gray corn worm,
he sowed broadcast, after planting hall
bushel Of corn. This, ofrcowse,, attracted
the crows. which, coming to .tbe ground
inahe cooler part. Of the afternoon and
morning. found the worms on their usual
visit to the surface, and preferng the
latter 10 the corn dsToured them instead.
The result is, that out Of the whole field be
has not lost to exceed four or FIVE hills.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

A. GREAT WooL GRowrSoD CouNTY.-
Harrison county, Ohio is one o. the great
est wool-growing counties in the Union. =
The Cadize Sshtintl estimates The crop in
that county at four hundred thousand
pounds. which win sell FOR one hundred
i-.'a'i a,l,'.-. -s.at tssgsaad dollars 40
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

The GoysRSxEsr ExpEsDlruREs, The
Washington States. which is now by far
the ablest Democratic paper at Tie Federal
capital gives the aggregate Of the expepdi.
lures OF the current fiscal year, al $l03..
856. 727-just as given by lhe Washington
correspondents Of the Phlsdelphia Unnited
States, Gszelte and The Cincinnati Gazette,
the statement OF all three writer's being
founded upon the official repost Of the
Democratic clerk Of the Democratic House
Of Representatives,. The report precludes
10 fact al controversy upon the spbieot.-
All attempts at wrnngling upon the. sub.
ject. however 6erce are in vain, TIL ex.
penses Of the Buehanap Administration
are $lo4,o0Q, 900 per year, and the start
ling ttot will arouse the people Of the Uni
ted States 10 indignant aud determined ac.
ton i any thing under heaven can, Ia
merlcap Cilizen. rt s..l,..-,4,. -,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

Thrcughout ne whole Southwestern portion or ths
Union, the oAterop has suffered from aterrbo blight
which, from its resemblance 10 the fungus substance
that sometimes attacks wheat BY that name has been
called Ar. 50 faras we are informed, rust in Oats
has hitaerto been unknown. We have never heard
erred fanythiug ofthe kind In ANY section OF the
country The fact thatit s thus unusually opons a
vide aud interesting eld 10 the naturalist and In this
CASE 70 the ento@olossl, as Ii invites investigation
In channel, 50 far as can ascerlaln, heretofore
unexploded.
The cause OF all this destruction OF the Dat crop Ia
nakedsye. A single blade or leaf OF the oat some.
lines contains hundreds Of them. They lie enca.eA
been ms sSiSs ne leaf q SISSs
iSc a1a Slos Si: ssi
ihto curious Rnhy bVtArs. The fToirlh o1fhe
wormfsabseq1shoy lpturd these and ,escare. ,'Io 10
feed en- the lant When Nrst RELEASED sr6m lSs,p n
Scser.ng, iney afe q beautiful, ceared eoIar all
mgst lransparent, 9ut soon begin to cIAnga colofand
yntiiln e eeulse Sf br%Stion, s Ssso%Ss
USg, MIN legSSnd wgs when they ssackhe
Under the microscope. tho dust which remains on
iea closely resembles that the wings Of butter
How this innumerable army of inaultesimnl worms
nnFthated, Is etamystefFs O. sineular how
e lnat wherever the greatest quantity ofrain has
our recent tripthroagh West Pennessee We saw but
s'hgie neld of Oats, between the Mississippi and
1ehnessee rivers, FhlrhEwas not faIiue, orfnto
Mhlch y would not be folly to put scythu blade
! he H nelq wasneart Dsnmatk In Madison county, and
vas sewn vfry early IL wen known that more rain
l'en IN west Tennessee, this than in any
OF me State; hepcs theexuemel wet weaih-
~, NJ uSt nave mad some agency nthe production OF
ure and heat produce and multiply a,imal life
mions per honr, and therein judge is the sanret
ths oeStruetlon of the 0at crop Ii Is those
Ssses @ OF haturai phenomena which occur only at q
stage In the growth of plants, and under pc
Sular states OF temperature and weather. 1t may
appon next season-or u may not occur ngaln for
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

DAN hcE seems TO be unfortunate. His
canvas bas been blown down 4 half dozen
times tins season; his horse Excelsior was
killed and, while crossing q bridge near
Greencastle, Indiana. last week, his e.
ephant and camel chained tegeihcr, broke
throgh. The elephant was landed without
tlpjpry but the camel With 4 broken neck.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

The London Times has become ex,
ceeding'y anxious that ,ths. United States
should take care of Mexico cInsa' recent
editorial on the isubjectrit concludes as
follows, eie lsasia #dl ;og oa eFwi 1gt
ST seems there is nothing left Tor the
United States but 10. consumate the work
they have begun, and annexed the land Of
MobteSdma and Corize, which, even under
the lash Of the slave driver, viii not tegret
The illusion Of the liberty Of the Mexican
Republic o' o4 5s"l iSF ,HaHui F@s'aT ie
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

A CuriosiIy.-An English paper pub,
fishes a skeleh Of The lileynf a prisoner,
composed, BY, himself in Winchester, Jail.
The original is in The shape Of o, printed
b9ok ,tbe letters and wordsslI having been
c9l eptyof weste pspfE by The man swilb,
his hpge r nails, 90 no knife or scissors.
were allowed After cutting optths words
suited 70 bis, ,Pprpose., he carefully posted,
them II, ,properorqer7to form q small book
CON prlsing twenty two pages. A piece
ofpoeiry addressed to he prisoners vile,
is included in this singular literary cui;os.
ity.,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
GREAFFDIsC0YERY OF THE AGE
Oh fMPoRTANr TO Ha aapa|
'T0BACC01f CHEWERSI
DR.. GUSTAV LINNARDlS ssg1
TASTE RESTORATIVE TKoCHES.
TnE GRkIr sunsr1rrrE FOR fobAcco.

The GRtAT SUBSTITUTE ToBAcco.
fl tg HNNEf------. ID gtt ff1 ff rffrf.
is we'll known and dincontrover rtable fact thatthe
use OF Tobacco Is the promoting cause of many of
the most severe t,,vl ~ ruIs,l- -.r-' =
D MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DISORDERS y.
70 Whlcn the race of is subject. careful andy
SIS diong and painful experience have clearly pros
ven that contains certain noreOtic and poisonous
properties most dangerous in their effects, which by
entering into the blood derange the functions and
oneratons Qftle Heart causing many to suppose that
lorganto be seriously diseased Fi7S
TebACCo Affects also the entire nervous system,
maniesting itseHrasal who have ever used the nox
ious weed will bear testimony in iLassitude, Ner-
vous lrr'tabity, Water Brash, dyspepsia, and many
other disorders OF similar character. , .fts
= THE TASTE RESTORATIVE TROCHES III.
are assigned TO eounteract these banefu inue
ana nave proved completely successful in multitude
o. cases, and wherever used Being harmless in
themselves they exert n beneficial effect upon tho
entire system, restoring the Taste which has become
Vllnted or distroyed by great indulgence completely
removing tho irritation and accompanying tickling
sensation OF the Throat--whch are always conse.
quent upou abstainng from the use OF Tobacco and
hy giving healthy tone to the Stomach, inyigorate
the whole system r.. N, Fi4s III 49, = '.S
Persons who are irratrievably undermihinR their
constitutions and shortening their lives should use
these Iroches Immediately and throw OF the inIurous
ousand unpleasant habit IL Tobacco Chewing
tThose Iroches or Lozenges ire put up In d conye-
nfent and portable form at the low prce OF 80 Cants
per Box. liberal diseount to the Trade ~ 'rS
frepared solely by the undersigned to whom all or
ders should be addressed. - F..
tstf''sy iic JANIS r. BOWERS. Drnrgist,
w. COrnero ofad and Race Streets, Phadelnhia. B..
March2j, 1858--1y47 .i,r ~ .-.- II
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

stssEsrl The 10Th OF August. on whicl,,lhe
ia HIST heiegrapiaWas sent across the oceafi, Is
memorable day ine American sannslS.---
On that day; 1918. Corlez set out on
liis eypadition fo'Mexico, in I777. the
battle Of Behhiugtou,' and in 1880 the
batte.of Camden were fought, AMI. IN
= 1s25ths Notfhefn Seawas discovered Nv
Capt Fnhtlia. sesl s,ea sss9i iTs 4
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
j R.Rl lFhe..supsrintendentI of. Indian

EEl RIheysSupsrintendent Of Indian
Aff'irs in Oregon it is stated suggests 10
the government; that the troops destined
70 operate against the Indians in that Terri
tory be withdrawn At once, ana that our
true policy is 10 send peace maker aniong
them TO redeem the promises made ofpres-
enls Of agricultural implements, DC. The
President is assured tina the present hos.
tile position Of The Indians Is no owing 10
The decentralization oftteaties with them.
but proceeds other causes, the principal oil
which is their fear Of being driven from
their bones ard OF other tribes from the
Pacific coast being forced upon them'-
Ttey promise to Greats no further dffiul.
ty i the troops are withdrawn and their
rights respected: The number Of Indians
in Oregon and Washington Territories
e. sail 70 be greatly exaggeIatd BY par.
ties interested in army speoulations.IA
merriam Citizen. ''' 7'' if'E ts'0oa 20
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
MAnnIED.

On the l7th Of August. BY J.F.Crsigh-
ton wM. G. LEWIS ard FRxSD1AoL P.
FRIEED.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

E|- Bahia, IN llis IsfaSls near San Fran !.
cisco rivera 80 ieagues from Bahiaria--
great natural dsposi,eiof coda ,has been
discovered. extending sixty milds along
the Valley'1b rdf 10 safyE lais,33,s.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
20 A BETTER TIME.-- The Boston transcript

20 A BETTER YiME.-- The Boston transcript
says:fa tiT'asd 3tl au p-l798ps sssprit
can be little doubt that those
who Lave bravely wilhstood the gale with
out lowering their colors. will shortly see
belrsr times and Brighter skies.g The stag
naionexiafng for the last ten months, II IN
its depressing Effects. has prevented pro.
ductionin the great sources Of wealth tuu
tilrecehtly. Asa consequence iconsunp.
iion, hsveristopping, grnhrkst has been
gradually forming. 1t is an III wind that
blows nobody any good. The recks that
dot, the ocean OF trade are so many heacons
Of safety to after adventures, mot oniyin the
advantages Afforded 'hyexample, Lut from
tife fact that he peouniary destruction of
every individual carried down by the vo,,-
tex, decreases the disagretable riysIshipi
Gttrade. With the enlarged home demand
the diminutiona OF tue meas Of supply, and
the easy termsupon which capital can be
obtained, why should not the coming sea.
Ison'be one ofproftt hrges Glasses oftra-
ders, and to many descriptions Of manu-
tacturesY 5FH sH3 - ir.H aFg4NE a4p 4
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

" The wine, randy, cigars, and TO-
baccp. imported into the United States
,lelt laarA cost sll.s34s67. ~ os;,,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
Lewis d. Campbell Re-nomina,

DAYTON, Aug.m2A The Hou. Lewis
d. Campbell WAS re-nominated to day, ,by
the Republican Couventioh a, Now eParis,
receiving the vote of every delegate from
the three counties composing the. District.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
Court of common Pleas, Fairdeld Co. o Q

~""'t w OOn"Vh iedss rdAfneId Co. De
u PETITION TO FoRECLosE MORTGAGE. I'll
Eleanor Griffith Us. Samuel Boyle, Administrator of
Ann Grlfhth, deceHsed, William Lytfc and Andrew
Lytle. ~. i5.5.. 80 4 = :
NE petition sets forth that on the oIt day Of Feb.
II ruary 1875, The said Ann Grhith the I'M fnIl life
executed and delivered TO the Plaintiff, her certain
premises, situate in said County Of Fairfield 10 wit:
being part 0f the Southwest Quarter Of Section No
lhlrly-nve 35) Township No Thirteen, ~ and Range
NO twenty, t2O) Of the lands sold at Cbcothe Ohio,
ana bounded alfolows Beginning at the Sou ihenst
teen chuins and ten links to post hAnce North thir.
iyseven chains and thiry-fonr links TO post thence
East seventeen chains and ten links TO post at the
Quarter Section; thence South
thiryseven chains and thirty links to the place
which said mortgage was given to the pay
ofa certain promisory note executed by the said Ann
Grifth 10 said Plaintiff dated the said Q4th Febru
l645, payable on the let day Of September ls45,
for the sum OF ST037, with interest from the date
thereof The petition charges that said note remains
rendered against the said Samuel Boyle, as Admins
truor aforesaid tho amount Of principal and inter-
eat due said note and that unless he shall, at a
short day 10 be hxed BY said Court pay OF or dls-
appraised and sold for the sat saeon OF said udg.
mont The said defendants, William Lytle and An
drew Lyte, who are onresidents OF the State Of
Ohio, and whose place Of residence Is unknown TO
said plainhh, are hereby notified and required 70 ap.
pear at the nextCourt OF CommonPl In and for said
county, to be holden in the city OF Lancaster Ohio
In October, ls56s and plead, demurto said
petition, o. the snme,as 70 them, will be taken NJ
confessed, and decree 20 against them accordingly.
h y JOHN O.. RAlNEYs Clerk, PC. p
August u, iese--ewf2pfSe IS .. 5aa} .s4,ta
-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

ENkOM the subscriber on the 9Th inst, an indented
~ apprentice 10 the milling business, named MOI II
IUSSlNG. The public areshereby cautioned against
harboring or trusting him on my account.
~ 1s.4 NV. MULNIx. (
Baltimore, Ohio, Angus. 10, lsSsa-swIss
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

stiA SPREAD EAGLE ToAsT.-At Prentis.
Centre. Missouri, on1th 9Th, tie follow.
iag wAs the second regular sentiment: 80
tI 0uk NATioN--B Begotten amidst tbe
eetorgis Of the sixteenth contury. its infan.
'tils fnpvements we're Tim and iInrdistincGv 10
.eeen on boitI The May. Flower, on ths'
1ork. of Plymouth, al jamestown, ON The
plainsof Monongebala. and on lbe heights
OF Abtalam; the capticious squalls of its
infapr Y were heardin the tea party Of Bos.
ton IN Paneuil Hall, on the plains OF Cor.
cord. lexington and Bunker Hin. Ia his
.boyhood lie ran harefootsd and hareheadod
over the Fl dds OF Saratoga. Trenton, Ptnce-
too, Monmouth and yorktown, whipping
his mjther and turning her out Of doors;
, In hisyonth be strobe over the prairies Of
tho 'toundless, West. and called them his
own, paid lrituts TO tSet despots OF Bar.
barry 10 powder and ban, spit Ia lis fa,her's
" lace from behind cotton bales al Nav
Orleans whipped mistress Of the Ocean,
revelled in the halls Of Mouttzuma, strad.
died the Rocky Mountains, and with one
foot upon golden sand, and the other mon
Goldfish and lumber, de6ed tie world; in
lis manhood, clothed in purple and fhs
linen, lie rides over contineiinet in cusb-
Toned cars, filesoyer the ocean il palace
steamers, sends his thoughts on wings OF
lightning 70 the world around, thunders
at the portals ofdisiant Japan, slsps his
poor old decrepid father ia the facs, and
tells him TO be careful how he pecks into
any u bis pitk'ro6ns' md threatens 10
make a sheep pasture Of all The land that
JOINS iiinn. What he win do in old age God
only knows. May he i've Ten tkousad
years 'iAneihis shadow never grow less"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26


policy and fayoIitism made Kansas eRscieRs
wiM negro babies mpst be content to know
that they have all been istiIl-bOtngt gtIisnlt
thai 'loVes4hbor lOss.,ssAlas1(Or the fatO
ofsold bscheleTss The Black Power q has
passed away, and'witE dllihe hopes Of
the South Kansas. whose energies have
been 50 long, paraIyzed, BY the blood and
thundeF cries ofa few, nrgro wUrshipsrs,
uastremaiu under hsr present territorial
government, ub her plains are covered
With population Of $4,000 'sueh are
the fruits Of sectional fayoriiisni and sec.
tional sgitationao 'Fboupsyeststre up
on The hon an 9Th adtIer.'t--but look out
for distendtd jtws md envsnoa4d sings.
], Oh KansasE ',.aa : d u, .f's . 1o -" q, ~,
"Widowed, chidless, lamentable, state, I,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
Petition Tor Partition.

Eleanor Tong, wife Of oliver Tong, Rebocea Tong
wife ofJ. u. Tong. Ann Barban Roads, wife Of Geo
Roads, j. Melcher POorman, Daniel A. Poorman
and Joseph j. Poorman minor heir OF Henry Hoffman
Poorman, decd will taRo notice thata petition was H.
ed dagainstth on the 18th day OF August d. 1858 an
the Court o. Common Pleas within and for the cor
~ ofPairield, byrheodOre Williamson and Is no W
pending, wherein said Theodore Williamson demands
partition OF the following Real Estate to-wit: Fifty
acres OF land situate in apart of Section No. CO. town.
shl No is, and Range No. 10, in Fairfield county,
ONO, and u more particularly known the oOwery
o. MRS. Catharlne Poorman, Decreased ,wIed 10 said
Catharine Poorman during hor natural life, by her
late hnseand John Poornn. deceased, said will ad.
mited ofrecord, February 60 1889. and that at the
next Term ofsaid Ceurt the said Theodore William.
son WI apply for an order that partition may be made
oFsaid premises THEODORE, WILLIAMSON.
ByOHARtRs F. Sh EFPER, Aeorney. F5 Il8Ttst
August ~, ,l656-6wl6pfS350 .a.3rs
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
MECHANICS, INVENTORS,


manufactureTs and Farmers.
TIME SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has now reached
IL It's FouRTEENTH YEAR, and will enter upon New
Volume on tho llth OF September, 1t Is the only
weekly publication OF the kind now issued In this
country and VI has very extt nsive circulation In all
the States fthe URion ltis not as might su
pose from its title, dry absrnse work on technical
science; on the contrary, II so deals with the grea
events going on In the scientific, mechanica and In
dpsral world, us to please and instruct every one
1.-THE Mechanic or ATtzan wishes 10 Know the best
machine In use, or how to make any substance en-
ployed In his businesslf the Housewife wishes 10
get recipe for making good color. c.-if the In
Vehor wishes TO know what is going OF In the way OF
improvements--if tho Manufacturer wishes to keen
posted with the times, and to employ the best faci
4tesin hts buslnessifthe Man Of Leisure and Stady
wishes TO Keep himself IA amiliar with the pro Kress
made IN the chemical laboratory or in the construc
uon OF telegraphe, steamships, railroads, reapers,
mowers, and athousAnd other machine and applinn-
ees both OF peace and war-al these desiasrata can
DC FOUND IN the SCIENTIFIC AMRRIcAN and not else
pAere Theyare here presented IN raliable an, in
leresllng fornadapted 10 the comprehension fnnds
nnearned In tho higher branches or sc6nce and art
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Specimen copies sont gratuitously for inspec
n9ulnern ana western money, or Postage Stamps,
taken for subscriptions. ,ii it'sft1Jo I = -
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

MUNN& co. 12s FuIton-Street, N.Y.,
I-FMEssRs. MUM ~ Go. are extensively engaged
~ procuring patents for new ihteutinns, and will ad
senvehiors charge, tn rogrrd 10 the novel;
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

Abrams II CHnk--The English and
French feet, now lying in the mouth Of
the Psi Ho. seem bent upon accom- plish-
ing the conquest Of the celestial Emperor,
They viii submit to no descepiion CT child
play. The correspondence OF the cons
missioneTs not having terminated on the
Chinese Cabinet to their satisfaction, they
informed the Governor OF TcheF that they
had taken the resolution TO advance to the
capital. and to enter into direct communi-
cation with tue Imperial Government
Fhey also demanded ppssession-O( the forts
fuhb9 IhsstSb Banhl 81 thQ riyeI, oapA--of
ID batteriesthat eommsndfd its S6trApea-,
The deeisioa ol the Goverborlin relation to
TIE relinqai {hnient oflhosh forts was assist,
ed by tho ffiIier annopE ement that &
they we're aotdtlivered ID two hours FROM
Che delivery ofthe demand -they Vbuld-L9
attached and taken.
To this summons the Governor declined
to respond. He has probably ripped him
self up. Whereupon the threatened attact
Was made. aud the forts were taken after a.
desperate struggle. IN which the loss ofthe
combined fleets.&As very co1sfderAb BIZ csI
y hey EoWssheEeyer haze command Of lhs.
river that leads to the secluded capitol o.
the empire; and that the next movement
will be demonstration upon the Emperors
own ground, there islsSrFFy reason 10 ap.
prsdiend. lIhesresnli viii l.bes look ,tt Tor
with no ordinary interest. The design IL,
it isuofleouFsel well uuders,ool,s l,smerelySto
bGl0g the Government to q fair and liberal,
negoeiailon lol the opening Of its. ports 10,
the en erprise oftbe wolt.-lTcin Tines
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

"oxToRD. -GlOrlcriOus oxfOrdl Like
KickapOO it boas,ed vote, in other days,
Of thousands. Ncw-only think Of ill.,
Now. mighty Oxford gigantic Oxford.
Polls only-29 votss all told. Noris this
all. Ilkas only three Pro Slavery u,aiosityl
Where are the Border Ruff ,nsgN Rhsre,
OIL wheIe the unseen. spiritGol frisnA 81
oxford snd Kichapoo?"--T TLesSsnI IcAsS
Times.
Oxford was one OF the strongest pro-
slavery precincts in Kansas. The vote for
delegates to frame Constitution. Caudle.
box CalhOuns- coustiiptions-the Leco@p,en
kdhhisTstienf Co1slilulion WAS lager
Ithfn iMt Ot any pre- tinet id the SrerriiSry,
Is'nt it marvellous. thatoaly yes votes we're
cast AT ue election op-tAe Blu Eugllsh
Lskitiler-wbhbwss SnlY laesspted BY a
majCfhyuf three. .-Niobe hss Certainly
turned into a stone or Own lies, and the
swords Of the Border Ruflans beaten into
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