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The Kansas Troubles.

Beside the intense suffering from drOuth
with which the people of Kansas are now
afflicted, the papers brings news that .
band of some four hundred men under the
command Of Capt. Montgomery, have been
~ravaging Il E border Of Missouri. and have
compelled some Of the federal officers to
leave Kansas.
Montgomery and his men are said to be
anti-slavery men. As the news is from
prc-slavery sources, it should be received
with much allowance.
The following is the latest report:
KANSAS CRY, Nov. 22.-Dr. Massey, of
Fort Scott, arrived here this evening. He
left Fort Scott last Monday night
The rumors of burning the town on Non
dav night are incorrect. He confirms the
account of the murder of FIVE mel and the
capture Of others who have probably met
the same fate.
Montgonery's gang arc well armed with
Sharpe's Rifles and Navy rsyOlYers. They
have plundered the town Of Paris and ar
rested most of its citizens. The people
have petitiOned the Secretary Of the Terri
tory in the absence of Gov. Medary' to
come to their assistance with Federal
troops.
KANSAS RELIEF FuNp-ATcHIsoS. No
VENEER o. Large quantities OF prOvis,
ions consisting of flower, meat. beans and
potatoes, amounting to 1850 lbs, have
been received.
The Committee state that although they
have 80 far been able to at least supply
something to every one bringing proper
credentials. that they are yet unable L
meet all demands presented, and there arr
urgent calls fer further and immediate sup
plies. ~
Six teams left to-day with provisions to-
Southern Kansas from where most OF thu
applications come.
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on false issues, and to sustain the Govern
ment so long IS it is constitutionally ad-
minis'ered.
Prem the Hsrrisonhurr, La-) Independent.
BY degrees their (the S-ecessionists') dis
organizing principles have found advocates
in several of the Southern States. Ambi-
tiOus. able and designing men of the South,
urged these dangerous principles upon the
people of the South in the vain hope of
erecting a new government that they, the
aristocracy of South Carolina and their
c~oadjutors, may rule it. They assume to
be the especial guardians of the rights of
the Southern people, and kindly take these
rights into their own keeping. and dictate
the measures to be used for their security.
Still in the name of Democracy, they grasp
at the government of the whole Union; fail
ing in that they declare they will sever
the States and set up a government here
in the South composed ofOne or more sece-
ding States. We will aid them to get up
a little government that they may have
the chief rule? Who desires to be ruled
by such rulers. and to be as much under
their control as are 1.-THE mean white pec-
pie" Of South Carolina?
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A Pathetic Appeal

The incorrigiblc "Sceut" of the True
American, in view of the certainty Of the
election Of Abe Lincoln, made the following
humorsusly pathetic appeal to be retained
in the Philadelphia Custom House:
IF my handsome and e~sntlemanly friend
Colonel Lincoln, should succeed to the
Presidency (by the sinking of New York be-
tween this and clection Of course some
changes will have to be mgde among those
having Offices The noisy, abusive, thorough
placed partisan will have to take up bis
bed and walk, to make way for his sue
crssor of the same stripe. But if the e1-
quiSitely and b~enevOlently chiseled features
of Col. Lincoln are the ihdices of his
character, he will never permit one Of my
meek and mild political disposition to- be
rudely thrust from that crib which l have
so long adorned with my presence. Should
prose fail to reach his bowels of compassion
aud move them in my behalf. | shall try
what virtue there is in verse, whereof the
following is a sample:
"ABRAM. SPARE THIS HEAD!
"Abram, spare this head,
Touch not a single hair
Of its official life.
For old Buck placed it thercs
"If victims you must have,
Strike at. my friend 10 Yard,
Josephus Shaun and Speer-
Dear Abram, hit EN- hard!
''But spare this head of mine,
And it will never fail
To bless that q old coon
A Shtun' on q RAIL-"
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EaHs Of the Nsighborhood.

A FLYING MAcHINE.-The New Lisbon
B,ckexe &sRe says there Is an ingenious
German in East Liverpool, hard at work
constructing ! flying machine. He is con-
6dcnt that he will be able to successfully
accomplish his undertaking. In fat he
p~ersists in affirming that while in the
:.Fader land be completed a similar ma
chino. the success of which was placed be-
yozd a doubt by actual experiment, upon
which it was seized and destroyed by the
civil authorities al being dangerous to
society, affording. as was thought, a too
easy medium for rogues to commit depre-
datons and escape without detection. lie
then took the first opportunity coa.ing to
a country where be can carry cut has pro-
iect without uolestatOn, and IS now quietly
working upon what he thinks will soon
prove that AERIAL navigation must supercede
al other methods Of lOcOnacticn. Who
knows but what the quiet old German may
achieve that which has begun to be con
s;dered as not altogether a visionary pro-
ject?" Unexpected inventions come from
unexpected sources.
ABOUT PIGs.-Mr. A. Litchfeld of this
borough, killed a pig just eight months old,
that weighed when dressed 24S pounds
That's a pig as is a pig.-C0n"saHtriHe
PA Record.
That Pennsylvania Fig was q pretty
good one, yet We can report n still better.
Rev. G. Z. HATCH, of Kingsville, last week
killed a pig I months and IA days old which
weighed dressed three hundred and fifty
pounds! and had forty-one and one-half
pounds tried lard. We doubt very much
whether this Ohio pig can be has-CO"-
aedIt Reporter.
ACCIDENTAL DEATH. On Monday last,
Enoch Boston, a little son Of Stephen Nor,
rison, our County Superintendent Of Com
mon Schools, Of NeshannOck township IN
this county, accidentally fell into the ire
while his grandmother was out Of the room
to get a bucket of coal, and was so severe.
" bnrned that he died on Tuesday. He
had been sick with lore throat and was IL
his fourth year. The parents have oui
syupathies in their cad bereavement NeU
Castle Journal.
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War Declared Against Northern Teach.

+ The Charleston News publishes the fol-
lowing: WHITE MEN FOR THE WHITE
HoUsE!"-SoUTHERE TEACHERS For SOUTH
ERN ScHooLs.-Messrs Editors l. is a
crying shame and a disgrace to the city of
Charleston, that the Principals of the Pub
lie Schools. men and women, are North
ernersof recent importation from the Pub
lie Schools of the North, the hotbeds and
nurseries of Abolitionism! Let it be re-
membered, too. that "as the twig is bent
SO the tree inclincs." Much is being said
about what the South should do-lct US
commence the good weik by discharging
every Northnern teacher who has not been
amongst u at least ten years. If these
teachers are engaged fora fixed time, act
in good faith toward them-pay them up
in full for the unexpired term. and in order
that the State may not be the loser, let the
citizens subscribe whatever may benecessa-
ry.
I am . man of moderate means. but am
willing to head the list BY giving one hun;
bred dOllarsfor that purpese.-Me 6oek-
dde.
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DEATH oY A DRUMMER WITH THE STICKS
IN HIS HASDs-Samuel Gladding. knowa
in Rhode Island on account Of his various
occupations Of shoemaker, beach constable
and drummer, died in the street in Prov
idence, on Wednesday evening. Nov, 9TH.
He accompanied the Newport Wide Awakes
as a drummer, and died instantly. Just after
the battalion had reached its position in
Exchange Place. The battalion had march.
ed quite rapidly from the boat. and on
their arrival at the place of rendezvous Mr.:
Gladding exclaimed, Il think | shall not
march any more" aud fell. Physicians
were called and they pronounced him
dead.
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Oil Items.

The great we'll at Tideoute, Warren
county, owned BY Heguembough, produces
when pumped. thirty barrels per day. The
pump is stopped on Saturday night, and
on Sunday it flows all day of its ~ mo-
ton. The oil produced on the Sabbath is
donated to a Presbyterian congregation in
the vicinity. 1t is said oil has been dis
covered at the State Road Ripple, some
eight miles above Clarion. The Strattan-
Williams are in high hopes of finding the
grease in paying quantities. One-siIth OF
the Hoover oil we'll near Franklin, has
been sold for $1,000 to a gentleman from
New YORK. Col. Hoover refuses to sell
his interest at any such rate. The well
holds good at from forty to fifty barrels
daily. A new well opened by a company
in Franklin is producing thirty three barrels
Z day.-Pits. Chron.
ANOTHER RAILROAD PROJECT. - The
great yield of oil at the M:cca oil wells,
and the rapid increase of business eonsc-
quent therefrom, has developed a project
for completing he Clinton Air Line Rail-
road from jamestown, in Mercer county,
to that point. The work will be comleted
under a dfferendCompany from that Of the
Clinton Airline Company. Its thought
that the road can be buoght from the orr
einal owoers or those who own it at present
for a mere hiae, and that the road a bt
completed at a comparatively small expense
az the grading on the entire length Of thu.
division of the road is already completed
and the stone necessary for the building
of culvcrts, bridges. &c, all quarried ant
on the ground ready for putting up.-PH
ChT-a.
The Company now boring for Oil il
this neighborhood, having reached the dept
of $50 feet, without finding the object o
their search, have ceased operations fer tn,
present, at that place, and commence
boring at another.-B"ekeye State.
on. PLENTY OF "a fat boat, con
tanning a cargo of nine hundred barrel
of oil, from the Buchanan farm On Oil cred
arrived at the Allegheny ~hasf about nool
on Thursday. The consignOrs are Messrs
Rouse. Mitchell & Brown. and the earg
represents somethingover ten thousand dol
lars.
We learn fromour clever townsman. J
H. Phillips. Esq, Superintendent of tn
Keystone Oil Company, that the prospect
are most encouraging. Their well, which
has been sunk to a depth Of over three hun
dred feet. is yielding oil. although the ma
chinery is not yet in working Order.-Pin
Dispatch
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There is a sort of Yorkshire trickery
displayed by some Canadians, which rath-
err excels the trade in wooden uutInegs.-
A Cana1ia' who was at the late great Pro-
vincial fair, met a MAJ from the United
States trying to sell a few barrels ofpears,
and on inquiring of the owner of the pears
his price for a dozen of picked ones, and
being informed hat it would be fifty cents,
the Canadian selected a dozen of the best
ones, and took them to the fair and entered
them, aud got the premium of 50 for the
bet specimens Of the Canadian pears!
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Card to Ladies.
The HACHISH or PERCIE PILLS
For Females.
IMPORTERS OF THIS RE

Il lisi lie and safe remedy or Female Complaints,
would re>Peetfull. call the attention Of the LAlies Of
this country TO 1t. feeling assured that in the uachish
or Psrcie Pills they will mud 8 safe and never failing
remedy for diseases arising from = derRnged and dis
ordered system. such as sick headache, pAlpiIAtion Of
the heart loTness Of spirits. nervous affections, leu
eorrheA. &c.
In reno wing stoppages or distractions Of the men
seS, from whAteVer cause, they are intai!ihle. The
suppression so common is speedily relieved, and there
will lie no recurrence. il used according to directions.
CAUTION.
THERE ARE TIHEs wHEN THE HAcHIsH or PERcIE
Pitts sHoULD NOT I'd TAKEN, AMPLE EXPERIENCE HAv-
INC PROVEN THAI THEY WILL NOT ONLY FREyEHT PEEa-
NANCY. HUT INVARIABLY CAUsE MIs'AERIAaK ~ THEY
AK iAKEN DUKISs THE EAELIEB MONTHS: MARRIED La
DIES ARE rHEREyoRK CAUTIONED AGAINST UsIN0 THAN
At SCCr TIAEs-AT ANT OTHER TIAe THIN AXE sAFE.
full directions aceompany eacn DUK and package.
None genuine without the signature Of EMILE
vsTLoS. Proprietor, Rue ST.. Honore, Paris, or Ma
SOL d LAURIE. Importers.
Price. SI.2s per box; half boxes IS cents.
Sold wholesale and retail by wOODs & PEw and E.
Sx:TH. STATION * Co.. Warren NJ. 7. JEWELL,
YUungStSwn Feb. S2.-6m
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The Storm.

The loss Of life and property dEringEhe
galesUf Friday right and Saturday was
terrific h nuubcr Of lives lost has not
yet Hea Ss1rsaiRcd. The Cleveland Lea
der d Tuesday gives the names of about
6fty vessels and propelIers, which were
sunk or driven ashore. The propeller
paeOtsh. with a double crew. went ashore
at Eighteen Mile creek, and was lost with
al on board. The propeller Jersey City
fsunderea near Dunkirk. all on board
persisted. The lose Of property will prob
aby roach 100000.
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SLAVERY DYING OUT IN DELEwAEE.-
The census Of Delaware has been completed
and shows the following result: White and
free cOlored inhabitants. ll0.542; slaves
I.S05. number Of dwellings. 1927; fam
lilies, 1924; farms 6,666; slave owners.
6l5. Total population Ofthc State, l IL, 347
against 6l,532 in 1850. There were
1890 slaves in the state in 1850.
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BLOOD FOOD.

Attention 10 called to this most remarkable and sci
entinc preparation. advertised in another column. Il
is An entirely new discovery. and must not be con
founded with any Of the numerous patent medicines OF
the day. Il is . certain remedy Tor all the diseases
specified. Ald especially those OF = chronic nature
OF long stanling-of weeks, months. and years. suf
fsrers, try il!
Messrs. CHURcu 4 Drro Mt. Of NV York, are the
sole agents for il. and also propristGrs Of the world
renowned Dr.. EAToSs INgANTILE ceRDIAL. an article
which every Mother should have Ia her medicine
closet in case Of need; and containing, as 1t does. no
pare goTie .er opiate ofany kind. it can be relied upoI
with the utmost confidence. and will be found an in.
Va IuzhIe specific ia all cases 81 Infantils Complaints.
Ohio State JsErHsL CslHnbHS. T7see AdVer
tisement-
For sale hy WOODS x PEw.
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Secession would seem to have been preach
cd and partly practiced for some time
in the Sandwich Islands. One of the acts
passed by the Legislature of 1860 is. en-
titled IAN act to prevent married persons
from deserving one another"
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DUBLIC NOTICE

i Is hereby given that I will apply to the next
Court Of Common Pleas TO be holden within and for
the County Of TrumbuiI. State Of Ohio. on Monday
the 4.h day of March. 1861. foI the purpose vaeating
the following part Of the village plat OF Newton FALLS.
to wit: the subdivisions Of great lots Nos Sc and So,
which are comprised In the front and rear yards OF
my Dwelling House and bounded on The LOrth BY
great lot No. 81; on the. east by the east river road
on the south by the tier Of lots fronting on Jay street
and "a the vest BY Cen tire street and the Methodist
ehuleh lot No. I In SIS. Also all the Subdivisions CON
prisea in the wood lots and farm land situated south
o. Quarry street and bounded on the north by Quarry
street; on the east by the east river road. on the south
W the south line Of the plat and on the vest by the
canal. HENRY A. DUBOIS
Proprietor and Agent
fNsV. 81, 1850, 3E1 Por g. " UB9I5
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PUTRID SORE THROAT.
SIRE CTTRE When this disea.,

y hrst commences or at any stage It can he easily
cured by carefully observing the following directions:
6argle she throat with PoRTKR's Cure oy PAtS as
stroug as possible. Swallowing about Q usual dose.
battle the outside freely with the medicine clear and
repeat often It Is also necessary to keep the pores
ofthe skin open by bathing the feet in warm water ard
all over IL necessary The bowels shout he kept open
by some Eeatle cathartie, and he careful that the pa
tient ia not exposed to drafts Of Geld air. This rem
edy faithfully used never fails. Sold by Merchants
and Druggists generally.
Movie. lS6O. fW
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A whip taken from tho slaFer Erie, was
exhibited at New York last week. 1t Is
made Of dried rhinOceroshi having two
thongs or Iasbes made BY splitting the
material 10 within eight inches Of the end.
leaving tbs kslance for o handle. The
lashes are shout TIVE &etiOng. and are twist
ed iusot he 6sr@ness of iron. There is the
evidence q fs use all sl0ng the ridges Of
either S-oue. in Blood Stains
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DISTINGUISHES
TAKE NOTICE

The citizens of TrGmbull and adjOin-
L ing Counties, QncludinS beniEhted Ashtzbula)
having In solemn eonelaVe assembled, netiee with re-
greet. the appearance Of sentiments and action on the
part OF the citizens OF our Republic, south OF Mason
& Dixon's line, derOgAtOry TO the bes, interests Of
our common country.
That, we ~nanimously agree in the opinion that the
man who gets the most electoral votes will be Presi-
dent, and further, our private opinion publicly ex-
pressed is that the union will be preserved whoever
is elected to i'll the Presidents chair.
Though those Of the souLh may attempt to prevent
the fuIhiIment Of the wishes Of the majority, though
they may talk disHHi0H, and act with treason, yet let
u an who avor the continuance Of our glorious eSH-
CrdsTG-y, act with a feeling Of kindness towards our
n~eighbors Of the southern Eing. and though they may
be prompted by and act with REASONABLE motives. let
Us deal eharifahly with our hrethren-for there is q
bond between Us fhaf shall net be brsksH-let Us "ele-
vate" all those who are ambitious and DESTROYS Of dis
%tinctisn, to positions. even. higher lin the air. than
the Presidents chair.
BUT--"We are . bapd Of brethren" AID in consid'
GRAFTON Of Local interests we fully agree that
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Mr.. Dausel Swearingen late Of Tasca-
ssxas 6 unty. okie. wsscfossing the prairie
lately, with his family. On ais way TO their
adopted home IN the West 4 prairie Ere
oYorteok them, his wife aud four children
we're burned to death N the SxsOn. ana
he. filling cat, was fieked by enc Of tao
Aerrrs sd uosbAe - selF thcB
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EGAL NOTICE.

I EGAL NOTICE.
IL Daniel Burss. Administrator The State ofohio
Of Luther burns, deed, Pie Trumbull Co. S.
David Burns. Be.sey Barns.
Rachel SSArts, JACOB SuErts
Michael Srarts, ir. Andrew Srartsi
Levi Burns, Calvin Burns, In ProsAts
Peggy Burns. Moses A. jewell, Court,
James Mountain. JuliA MOuhtAin.l
Ursula Mountain, SOto'n A0untAin.}
and Joseph Williams. Defts-
Said defendants are hereby Informed that on the
18th DAY Of November. A. D. le6O. said AdninistrA-
tor died his petition in the Probate Court Of Trunbull
County. Ghio, t5e shieet and pTAyef Of which petit
ton is to sbtAin an order 90 the
Slst day. Of December, n. D. 1860.
for the sale Of the following real estate OF said deed.
ent. TO wit: about - acres Of land in seeiisn 6 and1
OF the Granger tract in the township ofVernon, Trum-
bull County. Ohio, bounded north BY lands or Rachael
ssArtS; east by lands Of J shn Langley; south BY lAnds
Of Peggy Barns, and west by Pynatnning Greek
DANIEL BURNS.
Admir- Of LgrHkR BURNS, deed.
Now Els lsso, Swl By A. YEOHAEs his Aty.
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At 0cOqusn. Prince William County,
Va. where a few months ago some hot
headed fellows out down a Republican Tag
staff. Lincoln received So votes cn Tuesday.
Bell 4s. Breckenridge 81. and Dcuslas /.
Well done for 0cpquaa.
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Whittier Is residing the last proofs Of
his new vSEsne II poems. entitled Home
BalIuds." perhaps she best Of his prOduc-
tons
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EXECUTORS SALE.

TIEALOU OIE DlLLs
II In pursuance OF an order granted hy the Pro
bate Court Of Trumhull County, Ohio, 1 will oner for
sale At public auction on the
20h day Of December, 4. d. 1860,
At 10 O'Clock A. N. upoa the premises, the following
described real estate. situate in said County Of rrum-
buIi. to sit: about eight and 9-lO acres Of land il lets
Ne. 6 and Z in the Granger tract in the township OF
Vernon, bounded north by lands Of the Estate OF Cath
srine Barns, deceased; east by lands Of John Lang
lev south by lands Of Richard Suarts, and vest BY
the Pymztuning Greek Appraised ~ So per acre
Terms one third in hand AID the balances in tvs years
uih interest and security.
NOV, p, Leu, 411 Execdtor Of SARAH BuKNE-
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. SALE.

n Ia pursuance Of az order granted by the Pro-
bate Court Of TrumbuIl County, Ohio, l will offer for
sale at public auction on the
20M day of December, A. d. 1850,
At 10 O'Clock A. II. upon the premises. the following
described real estate. situa c in said County OF rrum
bull ami being abou, eight and 7-lO acres OF lana in
lots 8 and : in the Or. niger tract in the township Of
vernon, bounded north by lands VI Joseph Nilliams;
est by lands Of join Lang ey; south BY lands " the
Es:Ale Of Saraa burns, diseased and west by the
PJmstuning Creek Appraised At -S2S per acre
Terms OF sale, one third IN hand. and the balance in
two years fr ON day Of sale with interest and security.
MILTON GRAHAM,
Administrator ofCATHARTSE BrRHs,
Nov 81, lS6O. ixl By A YEsHASs, his Atty
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DRAIN TILE.

DRAIN TILE. =
II The undersigned Is nov manufacturing And
late nds 10 keep on hand. at his residence hear the
centre Of Bristol, an Assortmtn NJ Of DRAIN TILE. from
tNo to six inches, Of superior quality.
The subscriber Is aiSs agent for PSnheld's Patent
Ii lie Machine. for Trumbull County.
Send for . circular, or call and see the maehineA,
se'ors purchasing elsewhere. EFT n
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