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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-21
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Stanb, unb ScI6e, bic nod Scrbunsen batrn,
nN cbsnfa(ls srfutt, iir Utns Ssriut rin5uretfen.
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je6nstsn am altsn Stanes fCrtseflbrt, uno fr
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aud fir bic neus teboItsu ;u FTnnen. Sis wsr.
ben ft bur6 biQt8c Ssbanrlur9 perIdten purpis
gu MAIDEN Iu&rn.
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9Gllsntaun, Scpt. 81, 1859. nqt3
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-21
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-21

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Qrditoent in 1856, itarb fiirslicb in feiner
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-21
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Yon Geaa @auntY, GepCa psn republiEanilan
Jicgeln uutermUtfen.) gBsnn ernannt uno rrs
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unp aufrtftig au&tihsn.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-21
NSamns Orcfs . Glitter .

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Nrtsn onosrss Sud- ecbs 8irrtel GolbmGrs Gco:
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-21

Nm 12ten September. 9unl plrBlid, 6r. Ye'
.tcrS Supwi q, sin icbr tslicbter urb bph9ei6GB.
ter Burger bon Sio' g8brtbaa 5nunIAip. eirIcm
@auntp, in rinem AIter pom st Slbren, s 0tO.'
naten uno % IdScn.
Qm 4trn Sercmtrr, In tem Stdot GrtlnioS,
Srrr. S5runsts 8. 9Upb. strmals pom bic
tr Staet, in isnrm 29iten 2rtensiabu.
am I 5trn Ssptrmtsr, m p.Rbdtban 1am.
f6ip, qeGI Gauntp. Gliiabrtb, Gbesatttn BON
lGtGam @cnusr, jun, alt q Sabrrn unb IA
5agn.
am 5tcn Dcies, in Gansfdwamm, 9pnotbun
Sub, i'm 55iten QsbrnI Iiatrs.
Rin Gribut Ser Sod,abtuna.
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9ou9Ihpomm. Den III. Sspt. 1859.
0o es Der s6rihtn &critbuna 0tfaucu bat. un
fern hch9ihdettn @ruoer 5cuatban Yue rcu eis:
fer gBiIt GtSnrufen uno "a cs arscmCnen III, roB
rpIbrtuo ulr uns nit &r9Gtun9 uutcr rem Stbtoac
btuaen Der ras Sano 9ttrInnt bat oas uns c ar9c nil
unltrm Yruosr ptrbOno, mir audi 9t9cu o;CiEnatn
uufr Ptittio btNuQcn Irltn, bic ourtb rtnitbtn
Stla9 bsim9tfubr wcretn tuo, oabtr
8.ihtcitu. raB mir rSu &ertuit ihmtr,litb be-:
I au;rn rcn unisr Srncn curb fa6 Itltnbin unrrs
rpurriatn Sruotrs crlttten bat.
BIihlCItn, ho6 mir Sas ttfitt NlitIteCu fubltn nit
Ger Sanllllt HnC cen SrtunCtn hnltCS WthctcthEh
alIacmtln 0ClirtrCn Vrurcrs. utcr beu uncrtsichcn
8crfult Der nurtb Die otIpils @crtbun9 dtcr fe
ptrb¬ puret.
gseftttlTtn raG OIs Elm 3ttcu rcr Ntbtuno fir
cas Qncrntrn unlcrs I.rubtrs, titfs 2coe fir rcn
3sitraum rcn 3 0lruottu in Srouer 0ehUlt wCrte
g'eih!c0tn. co6 cine ubfhrtft cCn oircn Weihlts
fen Ger traLUnotn Somllts Iu9cnnei, uno eOe nC in
rtn 3cirun9u tttannt 9cmotht wtreCn.
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am 4tm 9tusuif. in Milicrr, Buds GauntY,
IN 2ltrr5i6mGAe, g y a. 9EHtme pcs melanO
peritc,te"en SpbarucS IuiAIer. in brem 93iten
Vcbenejabre.
glm 241sn 9luauf. In WGlfprc. ant SSrtrr,
8 bn Gret d. ler, Srbn pcs Srn. SatUb
5reitler. In lsjncm 35asu Gsteneiab,e.
@m 2tsn September, in JtctbiG. Buds 60,
an rsr Sirnrntiinpuna Nb M. SGtnlctn prn
Ntrabdm uno Naria glrf, alt Wcnate unp I2
Iaae.
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@ountp am StdFub. 8 D Il s at barina.
lGhtelcn pcn 9ItaS unp Sarab 3ic9Icr, alt 10
Wpnotcn uno 20 Gn9cn.
(GinGelautt eurh zen Ghrn. 6srrn StG)
2lm 3lltsn ausuIt, In Sba. .Raeuuae 9oun.
| Idly, VCha Gauntp. 9 10 I n 6 apn,
Scbn von Samuel unp Warp linn Ststtter, alt
| Sabre wur Nlpnaten.
Nm item September. In Stsr .Wdcuneir 9Ip,
gS q a III 5ronf ii II, SGtncin Ucn Gam.
uet uno Wiarp Qnn Stetllsr, alt 5 Wcnatsn unb
! e Innrn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-21
Sns@cmnfDlponia @iIenbnbm.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-21
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GsmabIsuts unO finss sal; gu Usrtaufsu 6sim
Cad Cosr SulbSl, ON Stcbr pcu
QSplle mb 9urb9e.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-21
SuicmSsSadrcu.

Gin pCGss NhCrtmsnt in Gets, beim Duesub
cher Ipatbouesno, in Stcbr uuo ju pcrtauftn bel
QSpQe unb Yurbae.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-21
SaufabItdttuuo.


SiC fne btrJlicb Oautbar fdr blsDtr 9cneGsur III:
teraIe 8unefhaf, uno prrrsu ftb itrts 9an3 crnt
bait trtrc6cn curb ttNi9r prti6t uuo CUTE Baaren,
hrt GPi9G 8unebaft ftrnsrbtu su crbalttn unO audi
netb 81 srmslttrn-wrfdr iie Damn sIeihau5 lmmrr:
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-21

Qm l0sn September, bur6 ben @brp. Ssrrn
SimCn 6. @rcR. 6r. + o M a R oueen.
3 II d. nit Dig 6 FEDORA 5UUt, bsipe
BON 8Udba. Buds 9auntp.
gm 18tm srprmtsr. tut6 BEN Gtrw. 6n.
3clcr, Ssrr amunrrs JtVtb, nit Dig 5sIsna
lGUlf, ttipe pcn Strr sWdcunate.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-21
ic0r ftDn scIsscn, mp I6tIIN um in Shtt.ect.
ten 0ttbstlt 81 mertsn.

lFH YtIgtlll 5u WFlltN'
9srIourn wsl6e brsttrCn Fd in &auimann's.,
0lugl', 1ctlEs cher anpre @eihafte ;u beges
bsn crtr mrltc sClunps unp letr lhGns 9ctaltt6.
ten fir pripat g0obnmscn fptiuI6fn, brnsn UiTsrlrt
has ptise @issntbum @elssmbeisn, nit prl6sa
man nur ictr iclten julammn triht.
Die srRm If 9runeaits fnb Nsssntes gers
mt1cn, mrlfrs Der llnttrjsihnete, @i1iam SGs
ger, in @cmrinlhaft mt Dem psrAcrtrnen Galcs
mon 6. Scd, trm Ssrlcrbmen SaeUb Sdgsr unb
Ntm serncrtsnsn Gbarles Sdsrr btIt; Der ReIt
res teIhrtrbmrn GigsntbumS purpe Sur6 be1aas
ten gDilam Sdssr in 9cmrinl6aft nit psm Be-
Iagtrn pfrarrtsnsn Solomon 6. Ssd beGaltsn.--
Das @anSe wirp Strtauft purG bsIastsn BIGltum
Sdssr unc bic rc6tmdbssn Rsprsisntanten Isinsr
9slsni&aftIiden '8rmrbswpbnsr.
Der gsrtauf ptrb HattFntsn am Strnfag
ben 1Sten Gag October, 1859, UNI 10 llbr 8prs
mtttnss, auf Dem Gi9rttum ictef.
Scltr bas @ans otss Gi9sntBum nt6t duf
hen 1strr perfauft wereen, 70 ipiro frr 8erfauf
am 19tsn fcrtssfeBt.
Die &ernBnsrn ln6 Isi6t, unb trerSsn trs
funnt aCma6t an Dem Ssrtaufstlse, unb unllrSi-
ttsc 9lr6te 9cSeten eurG
8illiam Sd9er, .
Gbriitian Yree,
QnOreip g. &ect, | ,fS,.,s
Sboma6 SedJ "0"' 'te'
Sss SsrRprtrnru Gatcmcn g.. 8ed.
September IA. nob8
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-21

ilberlCtrnpr @rIClllhaIter.
G1cntaun, Sept. 81. nqtS
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-21
stevens made a gallant run.

NEw SENAToRs IN rHR NExr CoNeREss.
The following named gentlemen will
take their seats for the frat time In the
United States Senate ON tho first day Of
December next, on which day tho first
session Of the thirty-sixth Congress will
commence
Hon. Willard Salisbury, of Delaware.
Hon. James w. Grimes, Of Iowa.
Hon. Lazarus w. Powell, Of Ken
tucky,
Hon. KingSloy s. bingham, of Michi-
gan. f I.I
Hon. John C. Ten Eyck, of New Jor-
sey
Hon, Thomas Bragg, OF North Caroli-
ma,
Hon. Henry D. Anthony, of Rhode Is
land,
Hon. A. or. Nicholson, of Tennes-
see,
Hon. J. W. HempAnl, Of Texas.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-21

A srrics ornriIlinnt Republican
Virfnrfrs.

The iste elections IN The FREQ staics
have resulted IN series Of brilliant Re-
publican victories and the complete an
nihilntion Of what little was leie Of sham
Democracy The prnciplcs Of freedom
use gaining deeper root IN the hearts Of
the people. Pfo-slnvery democracy has
lisle or 90 foothold outside tho slave
statcs. Itis hostile Of the development
Of free institutions and therefore It can
nos breath the pure ali Of tho North.
In Ohio the Republicans have swept
the State, oloctlng their entire ticket by
about 1900 majority and large majority
in both branches Of the Legislature -
Ohio utters no uncertain voice. She is
true 10 the principles Of Freedom and 10
che Ordinance Of 's7 which gave her
birth. The result IN Ohio IL death
blow 20 Douglas, who expected to carry
the state and thus retrieve his waning
fortunes. Il ulso sends Pugh TO that OBJ
security, to which Nature has 20 edmiru-
bly, Cited him. Hereafter Ohio win be
represented Cnoi misrepresented) in the
United Statcs Senate.
In Pennsylvania, The people have ut
tered another whitening rebuke to their
. recresnt son, who diagrocea the Presi-
dental chair buchanan fnda himself
Tepudisted At home, whcro heshould most
expect support. Poor mani he Is leh
almost without a friend. The Opposition
have carried the state by $4,000 and elect
cd large majority in both branches Of
the Legislature, which will undoubtedly
give Senator B'gler his walking pa
pers."
In Indiana, there was no state election,
but the results In the several Counties
chow large Republican gains. The
"ilooaier State" ID preparing to join the
Rorubhcpn column in 1850.
In Iowa, tho result ia a sure Republic
can victory. The Republicans have
swept the state, eleoting their entire ticket
from Governor down, BY increased ma
iorities. Iowa takes no step backward.
The result in Minnesota Is a glorious
Republican victory. Here sham demoo.
rAey hes had ia run andthe people have
become sick ofit. They haS' repodiaNeu
"a out and out, in most emphatic terms
The news received renders Il certain that
the Republicans have carried the state
aud both members Of Congress. They
have also elected majority in both
branches Of the Legislature, which win
secure us a United States Senator in place
Of Gen. Shields. This isindeed a victory
worth Growing over. Henceforth Min
nesota may be set down as the youngest
born Of Republican States.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-21

Minnesota takes proud rank in tho ar
ray Of Republican States which hayospo-
ken for Freedom and correct government.
A correspondent Of the New York Tri.
buno telegrOphs that he has received
dispatches from Minnesota 70 the effect
that Goodhuo county has given $40 ma
jority FOR Republican ticket Hennepin
gives 500 majority for Ramsey, the Re
publican candidate for Governor, and
1908 for Aldrieh,the Republican candidate
for Congress. Daootah shows Repub-
liean gain Of from 500 to 600. Washing
ton county gives 400 majority for the right
side. Ramsey county gives a small Dem
ocratlo majority to the state ticket, but
elects one Republican Senator and two
Representatives of the same sort. Fill
more and winons counties have each
elected the whole Republican ticket, thus
inFuring both branches of the Legislature
to tho Republicans. The Republican
State ticket is elected by several thou
sands, Three cheers for the North.
West"
As far aa received, tho returns compare
with the vote for Governor two years ago
when BIr. sibley was cheated out Of an
election by the gTossest frauds peFpetrat-
ed by the "Mooassin Democracy" Os they
are called in Minnesota, as foll5wsi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-21
Distressing News frOm the Plains
The hudinRs Engaged i'm
uOstiItties--MuiI Train At
tacI8ed and Wen NIassacrcd.

ANNttNuhuthfN ~ Asonla Republican.
WEsrroRT, Mo-, Oct. =
The telegraph may have given you .
meagre account Of the recent Indian out
RACES on the plains, but I basten TO COM
municato the details ns derived from au-
thentic sources.
Mr.. Patterson, from Walnut Creek,
brought us the first intelligence, and Mr..
Cole, Of this county, (who was with the
train when attaekcd,) arrived few hours
later, with further details. From these
gentlemen your correspondent gathers
the following facts;
Some weeks ago the desperate Com
manche Chief, Buffalo Hump, with some
of his braves, appeared among the Kiowas
and was observed TO be in frequent con-
sultutions with them The Kiowas have
hoen dissatisfied and threatening toward
the whites during all the summer, end il
was supposed that the mission of Buffalo
Hump was to stir up their anger TO vio-
lence, No overtract ofhostility occurred
however, until the goth ult., when a
squabblo took place at Rickman's Ranch
between some kiowas and whites, about
a horse swap, resulting in a skirmish and
the death Of an Indian. The other Indi-
ans went of swearing vengeance, and
soon collected a war party,
Three days AFTER (on the 23d Of SEN
temberl a mail train going out-the one
which LEFT here on Monday, the 10th Of
September-was surrounded by band
of kiowa warriors, near the crossing Of
Pawnee Fork, some twenty Eve miles be-
yond Cow. creek, and about $50 miles
nom Westport. The Indians demanded
"toll,n and the conductor dealt out 20
them sugar, coffee, and portion of such
articles as he had, but without satisfying
them. They took all that was given, and
then, raising a whoop, they fred into the
stage, perfectly riddling Il with bullets
and arrows, Instantly killing the two
Smiths-dryer and conductor-and
wounding the only other occupant, Nc.
Cole. The Smiths were killed before
they had chance TO FIRE, but Cole leaned
from the stage when wounded, cred his
pistol, saw an Indian fan and the others
gather around him, aud in tho confusion
that epsued escaped some distance and hid
In the grass.
~ AHetAAe NhNiuk AupF companion
dead mounted their horses and proceeded
In search oftheiy missing enemy. One
Of the horscmen passed within a few feet
ef where Cole lay, but failed 10 discover
him. He saw them return 10 the scene OF
conflict, abuse the body ofhis fallen friend,
strip them Of their clothing, and rip open
and scatter the contents olthe newspaper
mail bag Fortunately they missed tho
letter mail bag, which was afterwards no.
covered and taken to Riekman's Rapch.
Cole lay all night concealed in the
grass, and next morning wandered about
until he came up TO camp ocPike's Peak.
ers, ifom whom he received an escort TO a
trading post, ard from thence proceeded
homewards. lie passed. through here
some hours since, ON his way to ais fam.
NJ In Independence.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-21
Thc ArtesIan Wen ntCOIuInbus.

The Artesisn Well has reached the
depth Of 2 1928 feet, and the indications are
favorable for again striking sandstone
stratum, but this advantageous feature can
not be pushed to a realization Of every
body's wish, for the appropriation is ex-
hausted, and the work will stop Saturday
night, until the emeeting ofthe Legislature,
when more funds can be provided. This
Is unfortunate, for a stopp0ge Of work is
dangerous to the ultimate success Of the
undertaking, making the we'll liable to fill
up, or other casualties may occur.
This well is now the deepest in the
United States, and, with but one eRcep-
tlon, the deepest in the world. The fol-
lowing are the depths Of the four princi-
pal holes in the gr ound; Well at
Columbus, O............,...9.3 .32s feet.
Louisville, Ky...............2,Os6 "
St, Louis.
Luxumberg, Germany. 1886
Ohio State Jduradl.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-21
vigilance COmmittee-Thc TrOu-
bic on lhe l1lO Grnnde.

INV VHLHAN0I VII' IIs
A vigilance committee has been formed
at Marksville, La, 20 aid the police in ar
resting dangerous oharacters,
Adviees from San Antonio state that
Gen'l Twiggs has responded to the call
for aid from Brownsville; that he has not
men enough at his disposal TO drive the
Indians from the frontier; and can there
fore do nothing. The ranches on the
Texas side Of the Rio Grnnde have been
abandoned ON account Of Indian depreda-
tons. The eitizens Of San Antonio were
raising two companies rangers, and other
plsceswere raising volunteers, on account
Of Genn Twigg'a inability to protect the
country.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-21
Outbreak at IInrper's Ferry.

Tremendous excitement has been occa-
stoned at Hsrper's Ferry, Va, by an opt.
break, which occurred there on Monday
morning last, Il appears that one Brown
ofKansas notorlety and band of accom-
Plices, aided by a number Of negroes, had
planned an attack upon the place and on
Sunday night they took possession Of the
railroad track aud bridge and stopped the
passage oftraius. They likewise shot at
inoiensive citizens, killed one or twotook
several prisoners and entrenehed them
selves in the armory, They held their
position deRantly and defended them
selves until Tuesday morning, when they
we're oyerpowered and dislodged by a
strong military force sent against them.-
Many Of them were shot down on the
spot and the balance taken prisonors.-
Some escaped to themountains near BY.
Brown and his son are reported mortal-
ly wounded. Whether their object was
PEnder or insureetlpn is not certainly
known. The country isup in UrmsA-ln-
tense excitement prevails and all kinds Of
vague rumors are aAost.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-21

The Republicans Of Homilion County
have taken he propeV step. They have
resolved TO be straight-out Republicans
and ighore all attempts At fusion hereaf-
YER, an effort 70 unite the Republicans
and Americsns Al The luto election was
easayeA end failed The Republicans Of
Hamiilon now have no other recourse
thsh iotAke positive Republican stand
81 the Philadeiphia platform.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-21

0S-Judgo Gholaon,s election, by at
least $4,000 majority, Is the best possible
response 10 the abuse and impeTtinenee
with which the Democracy followed him
through the late canvass. lie will un-
doubiedly be appointed by Gov. Chase to
GIL the vacancy oooasioned by the fssig.
nation ofJudge Swan, and enter at once
upon his duties. The State is fortunate
in securing no valuable an accession TO
IT, Supreme Bench.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-21
sGNArE
I'he Prnnsylvnnin FioclIon.

The Peoples ticket In Pennsylvania
has received majority estimated at a..
900. The Legislature just chosen is
strongly Republican in both branches
The House ,tsnds ss to as. one-third
Of the Senate is elected biennially, OF
the twenty-five Senators holding over,
eleven are Republicans, sndsleyen Dom.
ocrsss. The Opposition are reported to
have carried every one Of the eleven Sem
atorial Districts In which elections were
heldthis year. This gives twenty-five
Republicans 70 eleven Democrats. The
Senators now elected viii, ofeourse, take
part IN The choice Of successor to SEN
ator BioLER, in 1861. His fate is about
as certainly settled aa that Of Mr.. PuaH.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-21
Accident on tho u. & 4. Itnilroad.

We are indebted 70 the telegraph
operator At this place for the following;
The engine Madison, Of the BeIleFon.
tame and Indiana Railroad, on tho Plight
Freight East, with twenty-five loaded
cars, on time, burst her boiler al about
eight o'clock Monday night, on heuvy
grade about half way between Yorktown
and Chesterfield, Ind, throwing the on.
gineeF, James Woods, through the top
Of tho cab and up 70. a high,A Of 30
feet, killing him Instantly, The fireman,
Jas, Gifin, was thrown a distance ofks
ysrd', being sealded and mangled IL :
horrible manner. Ho died IN about lvo
houru aaer the accident There were
pieces Of the engineer's clotling on The
branehea Of tree so Zee. nom ihs
ground.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-21
Professional Correspondence.

'goLuMurs, Ohio, Aug 2, ls5a.-Ihsve been treat
ing thia diseass Tor twenty five year, aud have derv
ed more Satisfaction from the nte Of the flyroPHos
rihrss than itom all other f0Imu Of medication com
"MAscnEsrER, Mich, Aag, J, is5N.--I have used
he hypNphosphieti 20 my practice with ysFy happy ef
eet.o niueh % thal sould aol Do satisfied to isau
without then.n
"MIppLzauRV, W, Avg. ., 1850 II believe ,bs
uypophosphitcs used IN the mannerand way Dr. ChuIc
III u usea them. will cure Consnmpti0n %
"shepenlstowni Va, Aug. IS, iSS9.-i have NM
senbed The hypophosphile IN several cases. and am ds
lighted duithita eiectI, Ithat accomplished qonders
"LoWELl, q. lay 5, 1851 have used In ali about
lefy bottles, and but instance have they failed
20 heaeht tne patient, amt that was hoDelpss nue Be
iore was called have had several cases qivaL m hy
attending physicians who are new enioyinr oomnara.
lively good hoahi and exempt from an The svmptor,
Of pulmonary disease, have ufod ne Remedy N m ;
own case with decided success. 10 was rugafdod a
hopeleta By phyticiahs and friends and eyen mytsf
under lhe 'od tIsatmenf.i am now able 10 ride ir
attending on the sick, mnny milesin DAY. peFhupi
a. any other rhysician in the couniry.n
"hooslcE fALtss N. ", Aug. %, 1859 - have on
y ume, this morning, 10 say, that have been aston
t.hedtn witnessing The good Effects n the nyponhos
ph'lsa. The s,atemeati 10 yoaF pamphlet are noi u
I all esaegeTated,p
"EAaroN, X, T., Aug. 5, 13I9.-.I have been usiu,
yo1f hynophosnbliei of Lime and foda and have 81
pthenced great improvement ffaln them Also m,
ton who had ahackine eeuFh and blcsdaa the unri
u hk@wite mach henehued By their use.h
"tuArHAai Pa, iuly 20, iS5a.--I received the n
botilet of Chufchilis Remedy TO- Contumption
70 has worked WoudHFn in every rnaa
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-21

The result OF the late election in Ohio
should inspire every Republican with en-
thuaiuSm. ltis indeed gratifying beyond
all expectation. Our entire state ticket
is elected by msioritios ranging from
10000 to 1900. Ohio lS good for 10000
majority for the Republican nominee in
1860.
The Legislature Is also largely Repub-
licah, Notwithstanding we have Lost Ham
ilton county. The two farties will stand
about as follows