Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-21
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sa,u III ~nRAYEANA OHIO MONDAY OCT g. sa nr,

;, %1, GtssSU. EsIss&5& s8E aG zGSsTF6
i clude on, the same day of ti!r3wsek.." Mee1
next Saturday, at 4gP.'M:" Df.iP!1coh.
frmed the above by his signal. II .ls
Met at the time appointed, when the spir-
it of Prof w Webstcr said:on ;'a3i I ~~do'ieJ
"Now, my friends, YOU are not respon.
4sible* for sany thing tie spirits spell outa---
was convinced long before Z came to the
spirit world, the fine had co DE when spfrl
its had power to reveal crime; for thesspiT-
ii ofihe mani injured was ever before
me-" (Mr. Fl. remarked, "Whils you
were in prisonI suppose. "Y es, there
and everywhere. 80 1 was TEMPTED many
times 10 come out and confess my guilt un
to the world; ou, there were 80 iiifiaiHvsFeas
sons for the concoalment,S that had not
m6fal Souragep enohg gif ;tes eoinel 0sa and
own the truth; and YOU know u man rep.
utation is every thing toshim, when living
among men. Now, my friends, Ichave e
confessed my whole faults, ana am' Iorgiv.
en.''iil H5da4a1as"l oaa iao41svsd aat 7
-sQues. by Mr.. H. aa'esvill youanowi spell
olt the object ofthsIcohfession., sin eee you
have departed this life?'' .as'71s2'1s 70
AnsGli eyes; this confession ffacihtates
my progress, md yours too.''1 !iiya sS9as 81
Ques. by Mr. II. 'In what respec,es
Ans s'BecaUse it sewers mo lEfrona
earth. Long as / felt tlthe weight upon my
conscience, l could noeprogfesf with lhae
facility with which l ean now; and Ibis is
what will promote the happiness of mum
kind" .QFkj)E3
The spirit Of DR.. gParknan them said;;f- =
"AHa he Prof w has said is Ghrue,g and
we are friends again, in happier slale.-
suffered much and long, and who Ms,
mong you could not forgive o. poor, erringl
MORTAL who had paidthe1 lastg lpenalty on
earth. His execution was IA ,merea trile,
compared with the; pain of parting wi.inhis
dear fnmilyaloi felt agstrong sympa thy for
hm.f and in his LAST daysd swas permitted
to minister to his huppiness." "g0a1 7aie2a7
1 Cues. by Mr.. H.sg..'Afieryou1 left this
world?" .ailn}f 81.
/ Ans "Yes;eE soothed his per,urbcd and
restless mind Now isJ eftlme for y Oh tn
ask questions, and we wilfansw err . ou.;'.
f Cues by MIR. H.eg' Did vou minister TO
Prof. Webster in his confinement in lpris-
on2's sI8seI al 10 {7a1tloara soIos7adTl
Ans. ;.HYes; he feltmy hand upon nhis
fevered, brow" vi bsbrG2ef 81 igsmsya1u G
Ques. by Air., H. 'sWas sProfoWebster
sensible of that ut thelim Of f9the. manites-
lauon?" ,aoieznssI5 GygaB oJ asi7 svi2
: Ans t,Yes:I thought iii was s n, rspirii
at the time, but 1 shrhnk from the touch
with dear. i subseqentlyyihp j. .a;was
the ihpginings ofsasdisensed mind. Fu be
continued and con cft,dedson Saturday nex:,
commencing at 24 P. M:3'5aiiiteqx9 ~ daa
Met at the appointed hour, and shortly
after the same electrical vibrations eindica
led call for the alphabet when,lhe spirit +,
+ OF Prof. Webster said: s..5} rs rn.,-a
L proceed to the subject This world
(spirit.world) is beautiful, and allis hartno.
n.y. Discard and strife have no existence
here. There aarea many improvements
| making to advanced the laws ofprogression.
! 1t is God'sfwill that aH should progress.
| (Remarki by Mr. : Fl :isAnd Gods: will is
| law) Yes He has. sent his agents 10
enlig htcn the world, and to convince skep-
tics of the immortality of ihe seul. And
this, my friends, is the commencement eol
the grand era that is nowss dawniag upon
the world. The curtain, which has hih-
erto yelled the world in darkness, is about
to be rent asunder;' iand every man will
learn to place his trust in God, and not de
pend upon the feeble arm ofiflesh to pardon
his guilt" sgo;1as ou jgd-5nuo7sa ,os
=. The spirit Of Dr. Parkmnn then said:---
CHOW, dear friends, this lengthy cemmu
nication us drawing to close, and you
have discharged a grent duty, andsyou will
be rewarded, here and hereafter Be frm
and steadfast in duty, and you will BIO asus.
tanned through every trial The world
may scof and ridicule, but they canno.
harmyouL5 Thus, endsathe first chapter.'
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SAT, the time the. spirits commenced their
communication on this, occasion, we had just con-
cluded few remarks concerning our responsi-
bility in regard to its publication oas'7 Jc' H. j
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