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WTASiIBURN'S best cnst steel and steel edged
w Shovc,s aud Spades the best article in mar.
ket, Gram scoops of all kinds also n large stock Of
shelihnrdwnre, Just received at CUSHMANs.
apr "a, 1919
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Wheat or Cash


\ JUSTpay some accounts and notesnt J G.. Nat
vi fingers rery soon. Aug.@.
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cO FAIRS kiphoots. 10 p1irs stora boots IS
tD pairs fine boots just finished and for safe at the
root and shoe store. ianl9 W HASKELL.
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THE subscriber has on hand supcrfnc Flour, from
Leonard Il Eaons mills, put up expressly Tor
firmly use. Warranted good--,uhcct 10 be seiurn-
ed. Ottawa. mar ! & L. THOMPSON
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1000

1000
mBEEF hide. wan,ed-green or dry for which the
ghes, price will be pnid. ser2l WIN HAsxrLI.
shingles Shingles
INHE Subscribers are now prepared to make shin
l. giles OF any kind to order and warranted Call
81 the yard on the mnn canal where they are manu-
lactursd nov PA LANrz & Co.
Qnn0 SHEEP rELTS wanicd,nt the hirhes,
WV market price sep2l Wm HAsKriL
Cole 1seather...2, ,o0lbs goodsole leather low
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La sale County T,uct Depository

DEtSoNN wishing 10 supply themselves with
the pub cations OF he American ] facJ Soc,Iy
can do-p atrhs sior. OF lhc subscriber
The stock ON hand consists mostly OF the volume
publications, with "a variety ol trac,s IN packages
&c, &c. Also,
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Gotc's.
United States Hotel.

By WILLIAM b fowLEs Pera, Illinois.
The house, u stone building .isthe largest building
usrd IN northern Illinois, a hotel and the lessee
has endcnyo,cl, nj heavy exVensr, 10 furnish IN
Il style 10 cunpori with the building The rooms
nre large, and admirably arranged tor convenience
and comfort Travellers and .lheir luggage taken
10 and from the boats Tree OF charge t3t
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nle0itincs.
Price Reduced!
NAUGHN'S
LITHONTRIPTIC MIXTURE /!
,or,. Hotties OnIy one Dollar.


III, rroprstor OF the tIe,, Amenean Remedy "NAIohs'
y,orr,s,r ilruoSrRirrtc MIXTURE" snlnsed by the
,re.u, socita ion, OF bis AgenD, hioughoui Tie ur'se
y,ate, and Canada, Ia. now
Reduced the Price
IF his popular and wei known article and rom this ds~
,snre,onh hs viii put up but one age eo', h" ssAn
sottles.-- hs retail price Will b,
ONE DOLLAR,
The publ, NAY est as,u that The character of tie MrL
.n. 10 strength and curative propeCie, WILL EtNIIs
sSeuaNaEp. and the care vii ts bestowed ~ pre-
eoFtrs Il a. heretofore
A. , me ,e uale is reduced price. MI be purchased
>, h,, ~ 6o have not hitherto made ihs,res acquainted
,h is virtues, she proprietor would brs 10 uuma's that h.
,, . mot 10 be las,e with she amount OF " Remedies
II the day " t cam, Tor itself srslter te'1S gos'r N
4. Astis.s. Aaa az, Other preparation noe tpsr' ne
.rrli and he, sustained sr o e-ht yaa" b. IT, superior
.scal virtues. ,nl, until s reduction commanded doubs
le prcr OF any other argglr 800 this Iue.
Norler rARrcrL,uly. tl, afugle acts with great he'd
o. power and certainty, upon the
Blood, Liver, kidneys, Lungs,
mi 81 other organs upon the proper aeusa OF which Tile and
ae5'lh depend.
Thu, mc...ns ha. justly hSh rsputa as \ pnsiy io'
Dropsy and Gravel
md al disease, Of slut nature. II be relied upon whes
se u,a gen, physician ha. abandoned his puuc-lnd Tor
hes, d,ys,in. diseases, more especially pEorsr the popn
ror wou'd earnestly and honestly recommend H. Al ~
present price eaay obtained by all and tho nll will prO's
,rtc.e d be the
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over the store oitlr subscriber. recently occu
~ pred ~ u. L. HOLSTER Enquire Of
Jan 70 G BURR.
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ssrIiimE f.e;LiIipr.

suit AELLiJr lATr-.uur acknowledgement
- and col oihcrmacuuc,y lol safe by
Ottawa mars v. llAsTELI..
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\ GREAT NATIONAL PiC'rl RI.
W S HIN G Z ON
rp,., Nfunrf's mast lply brpioI PAINT I, I.

7 TNTI NIWfITI TNVNT ' W NJ IIIF|W 7 TTTTTTTI
fIHlS LARGE MD NAGNIlilLN J. IHE-
1 TRAIT or WASHINGTON, from lHr ul-
uuuial American 7,rs,, "a considered hy ~. who
have seen O. one ot doe mos, beau'ul specimens cd
art cvrrpu5. shed and q correct L5lcncyof H'ast-
iHgi0a. The sz- oi the plate i i hy - inches.
which viii make q handsome picture Tor the par
or and should be "a TIE handle OF Lrery lwcrtraH
Cih-oR.
It's p rorrectcopy from >wau's Celebrated org
nal Painting now at the state House, Hartford
Connecticut.
I,ls finely engraved, md printed on superior plate
paper. 'lrtrmny bn within the means otatI, the
publ .,hcr has reduced he prlrc 10 OHc DJHar|
Al p-rSonsrsmufnE The amount may rely on re-
ceyIug perfect copy by reium Of mai 10 any part
Of the I0,'-d States carefully put up on o.rr- made
for the purpose tree otpos,age Address Al. orders
pos, paid to the publisher
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Coal Cooking Stove.

JLTE would call the attention OF our customers 20
w CHshman g. cas- Air-tisM t02hiag Store,
manufactured in Ottawa. This i the most perfect
Stove for burning either coal orwuod thai has has yet
been offered To the public ltls - constructed tat
when either OF the platesburn. out tcanbe rcpaced
at a triii,ng expense. go
We keep supply OF these stoves on hand and Will
warrant them to work well and give satisfaction IN
all cases where properly put up.
We also keep for sale three sizes Premium cook
stoves. rs we'll asa sizes plain and fancy c"o stoves
made in Ottawa which We sell at the Foundry pu-
caa sepII ions NAME q Co
nc DOZ PATENT II lust recevcdby
10 JerH WALKER 4 llICELING.
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FEVER AND AGUE.

For this scouruo of the western country these
Medicines will be- found safe, speedy, and GER
tain remedy Other medicines leave the system
subject to rctunorthc disrnsc--a cure by these
medicines is pcmancut-TRH THEM, bb
A.
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4 LOT Of Brlung finished expressly for Harv.
y cstsugaud rreshug Nachlnes LISA supe-
Tor article, aud Is for sale by W llAsNTLL.
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WEI ECrI !,
Reefs! gsoot..:

090'PA1RS If mems, womcn's and chilIrcn's In
J'9 dia rubber, and patent waterproof oycr-shoe'
may be had OF d22 LOCKWOOD
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Hats Il Caps.

California NeXcnn LcEhoru
! China pearl straw and palm sai hais; mems
,oy's and children caps, Tor sale cheap,by
NAV 3. LIP SANGER & co.
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ON LADDERS, Superior article Tor sale by
Nv June 90. c. BURR.
an ONO GRLNDSTONES,bcstqn nliiyat c ir
w eago prices, for saeby Waller y Hiekii0g
DAlNTS and OllS-We are now receiving n
i large lot ofPure Extra y Mol Lead, Lnsecd,
& Lard Oils, Whiting &C., which will be sold low
for cash. mr23. CUsHMAN.
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Potatoes
lp.OiIgliS.

1000 9T5 3ay % ~%eS R bs s coq e2ss
in cash will be pnld. oct II G.. BURR.
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p00 KEGS White Lead 81 and pure also Lin
%Ioo seed OIL. Putty, Lethra-c ChromcaudPars
Green, Red Lead, Prussln Blue, Nrrniou, Spuu-
mon ochrs, I.amp Black, Splrl- lurpentjne, Copal
and Japan NauIsh, &c. &c. for sale low by
Dee II WALKER 4 liIrErIvG.
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Cavding and spanning.
' s 10000 T Tr"a. r "T no" a.

M - wnitlngp chasers amy Farm and
Nursery Oh Ihc rest Sideof For Rirer
near Ddgfop, and tive miles northwest OF Ottawa,
They consist OF nearly
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Bilious Esveys and Liver Complaints. :.

General Debility, Loss " ARE i"t' ANp
DlseAsFsoF ttM,LEs-thcsc medicines have been
used with the most beneficial results IN cases o'
this description -krSG's EviL and ScEoFuLA' IA
its worst forms, yields To the mild vet powerful
action Of these remarkable Medicines NiuHr
SwEArs, NEEvous DgnnrTr, NrENoJs 'oN-
PLANTS Of all kinds, PALrIr,rroS OF rliE HEART
pAt>YEu's 4 oiig. are suprdllN cured.
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TO Shoe Makers.

UPPER, Kip md Cafskin.
~ White, Pink and Russct Lining.
Madras and Curracco Morocco Fine Boo, mo
rocco, Cochineal morocco nd.
t;oa, and sheep binding, webbing, shoe thre
Avis, Knives Pegs Nails,
nd everything else used in manufacturing. 70
sal ow, by sept u WIN HASKELL
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WOODEN WARE,

TASTERN tubs and pals, bowls and boxes in
II nests, gram measures, washing boards &c. at
t'l-slfusy'a
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s,nIt

salt
n ~ bbls salt so sacks l.iverpooldo. 200 bags
ZlU dairy salt for safe 10y WALKER& EiIcKLNG
shoes! shoes!
| UsT received at my shoe sore supcrorassort-
j ment % shoe, tor ladies' wear consisting ia part
OF Ladies kid ties, Ladies CATERS,
do Nd buskins, do Jenny Lind ties,
do e1ceisgUIs, do slippers, a., hIuas
Misses do Misses 40
Ladies coIored cnameled PU.kas
do kid bsots, 4 Misses colt Tasting gHifers,
Misses hid and leather boot, and morocco bu-llns
and general assortment tchildiens shoes, tor sale
by June %. WA. llAsALLL.
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"oehl be jabers, anil ys're as foolish as ever"
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Book sc.,ar and Publisher \ York
1J-Pa0crs pub. sting tine above advertisement 3
tincs, sending copy ot the paper marked to me
shall receive tTee Of postage, hy return malta copy
Of th,patr JOHN : TANLDR
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Machine Melting.

ounier Scaies-lIatch's patent, with weights
for sale BY dec l. WALKER & HuKLIYG
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EoOiSs ana stationery.
Cloths.

pROADCLOTlIS of all coors aud qualities, fan.
- cy and plain casslneles, heavy Sleeps grey, sat.
tinetls weeds, jeans, hnrd times, also canton and
woolen Flannels, Lilsoys, &c, just received at
apl az CUSUMANs
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IF his popular and wei known article and rom this ds~
,enrs,onh. he viii put up but one n1s only h" SS.n
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Doors aud Sash.


OTTAWA TANNEI:Y
! now intull operation, where cash at dIltmes is
/! paid for NIL kinds OF Hides and Skins, Plaster
my hair on hand and iorsae at thetNnnery or atmy
shoe ana eathrrs'orc. lnl5 wv llAsETrL.
~ OnO BRICK on hand for sale cheaphv
lo.UUO scptll t. P sAyGrR.
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SILL.
no saddIcrs aud s,armcs> Makers.

n boz, Oak tanned ~hcrp-kns, a prime article,
- Just flushed at the Tauucry andior sale by
aug2i HASKELL.
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MERCURIAL DISEASES.

MERCURIAL DISEASES
Persons whose constitutions nave become nm
paircd by the iuIudclous use of MERcu"T' w''
find these Medicines rr,trct cure, MS they never
fail To eradicate from the system all the effects o,
Mercury infinitely sooner than the most poweriu,
preparations ol SarsaparIlla. single tn'l w'
place them beyond the reach Of competition, ~
the estimation uf every patient.
BE CAREFUL OF C0UNTERFElTS.
Several have lately been dscov cred, and lhc'r
nefanous authors arrested, both IN the city Of New
York and abroad
Buy Of no one who is not an AUTHORIZED
AGENT
Prepared and sold by DR.. w. b. MOFFAT'
3J6 Broadway, New York.
FOR SALE BY
WALKER d lllCKLlNG, Ohdru
Ottnwn, Jan l2 '5O-ly
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/ UST CcccivcI and now opening one of thelarr-
j e-t au, best as-ortmcut- OF Crockery ever orr-
ed in this market, embracing complete set, uiilow-
ing blue, mulberry, hight blue, white, granite and
common ware CaliaHd see.
nov III, 40 l.. /. SANGER < Co.
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Scurvy, Ulcers, and Inveterate Sores, by

recommendation. II is wcIl.known 10 hundreds
IN Ibis city, that the former PROPRIETOR of thes'
yuuuh, Medicines was himself afflicted with this
complaint i,r upwards Of rulrrY-rIvE YEARS nni
tnat he tired IN vain every remedy prescribed
within thcwhue Compass Of the Natcr.a Nsd'ea.
lie however at length Iued the Medicine winch
is now offered toAhc public, aud he was cured IA
a very shurt time, after hisr'coverv had hoenPr'
nounccd no, only improbable, but absolutely I'M
ts,sa,l, h,. yuy human means.
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Townsend's Sarssparilla.
NOR Sale whole sale nn! retail at s. per dozen,
L by G.. l.. THoNrLoS, agent
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;surncss and Birdie Leather.

NJ MS. NAILS!-lO0 key. Boston nails, all
" sizes, from 81. to iOd, ter sale hv
ortI3 WV HASKELL.
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Alton Lime.

IN BBl.S. IN store, Tor sale cheap by
~ May H. WALKER II HI-KLls
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-12

derers had been arrested at Porte Bella and
brought to Panama, where he is confined in
prison. They are all to be shot in few
days.
The Tennessee which arrived at Panama,
had on board 500 900 in gold, and 200
passengers. -...r -g
The Columbia brought 100000 in gold
on freight. @SN .
The ship Missed Stewart and schooner
Betty Bliss, have both been got off the rocks
on which theyswer cast in gale. The
Missed Stewart was sold previous to her get
ting off. E1l..34 - ..s--as-a
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-12
CLEVELAND &DETROITLINE.
9 - 1851. -

Season Arrangement for lS5l,
IN connection with the Michigan Central
Rail Road at Detroit, Pittsburgh and Cleve-
land Rail Road at Cleveland, and CiRcin-
natl, Columbus and Cleveland Rail Road at
Cleveland.
~Passengers ticketed through to any
point on the lines,
8. BIT. SOUTHERNOR-Capt L. A. PlrRcE.
Will leave Cleveland MONDAYS, WEDNEs.
DAYS & FRIDAYS, at So O'Clock, p. NJ.
Leaves Detroit, TuEsDAYs THURSDAYS s.
SATURDAYS, at 81 O'Clock, P. NJ
S. B. BALTlMORE-Capt. VoRcR.
Will leave Cleveland. TUESDAYS, TnuRsDAYs
-. & SATURDAYS, at 81 o'clock, P. nj.
Leaves Detroit, MoNDArs, WEDNESDAYS &
FRlDAYs
The above boats have, during the winter,
been expensively fitted out with special ref
erence to this as night rouie-,heir state
rooms (of which an extra number have been
built, are large, clean. and well furnished :.
They will arrive at Cleveland and Detroit
at an early hour in the morning, but passen-
gers can remain until it suits their cunven-
ience to go on shore. a-
Passengers will find it for their advantage
to lake these boats in preference to those
running from Buffalo, Dunkre or Chicago,
on which they can obtain only such state
rooms as may be left by through passengers,
and are obliged to GO on shore immediately
on their arrival at Cleveland or Detroit, and
often at unreasonable hours.
For freight or passage, apply at the Of
fee of the NJ G. Rail Road. Detroit, or TO
A. CURRY, Agent.
mr20-3I0 ss No. as on the Dock Clev.
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FRIDGE PROPOSALS.,

SEALED proposals for the construction
~ of Bridge across the Cuyahoga River
in the Township of ShaleIsville. near tba
old site of Moffet and Fankle's Mills, will
be received by The Commissioners OF Por-
,age County until the first Monday in June,
AID. 1851. said Bridge to be constructed
as follows: The height, width and length
to be the same as tho old one. Five lengths
of stringers, and six bents. Tho outside
strlngers to be double, Eight stringers 70
each. length. An under-girder in the mid
did each stfinger bolted through, The out
sid ringer and girder bolted with an iron
bolt o. sand an half inch in size. The Butts
to be efrted and braced, and the old plank
to be used as far as they will answer.
By ofder ofthe Board Of County Commis-
siohers. .,s.s
JOHN G. MCBRIDE, Co. Auditor.
Auditors Office, PoGaSeCo
April s5. 1851, ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-12
MASS TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.

Agreeably to o resolution of the late County
Temperance Convention, it is thought advisably
that the friends of Temperance assemble in the
Court House, in Ravenna,
On Thursday. May 22d, 1851,
in Mass Convention, to take such steps in for
warding the cause. of Temperance as may be
thought necessary at this time.
Come one, come all, determined to do your du-
ty. Start the ball of Temperance in Portage,
and keep rolling until victory is plainly writ
ten on. its surface. $50 .s--e-es@
By order, Fl. PRATT, President.
Ravenna, May 6, 1851.
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g,nRRgg PgggDRgY

THE latest, and decidedly the best i'm
J. proved, as well as the cheapest Cheese
Presses, are now being manufactured by the
subscriber at the ceuter of Edinburgh. Some
half dozen of these presses were used by
dairynen in this county last season, and lhIs
test secured their most hearty commenda-
ton without dissenting voice.
After several years devoted to the ia
provement OF cheese presses. have at
length produced press, which bel;eve
can demonstrate, to be superior to any now
in use-and this has been, and fully be
leve will be the testimony OF all who have,
or who shall give it trial.
Dairymen are respectfully requested to
call on the subscriber at the center of Edins
burgh and examine this improved press.
a sink double Press can be afforded for S..
Orders left at the office of the Portage
Sentinel, will at all times receive p rompt at
tention. C STONE.
Edinburgh, March e9, 1851. S0slf.
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Z IS 4
1854
FROM BEAVER TO piTrsBUReg,

FROM BEAVER TO PITTSBURGH,
BY THE STEAMERS "MICHIGAN AND
Id BEAVER" 5.
making the entire route withsut loss of sleep.
V,1IE Cars wilt leaye Cleveland daily,
J. (Sundays excepted, at 81 o'cIock, A.
NJ. and arrive at Raveppa at log A. M.
The Packets will leave Ravenna on the
arrival of the Cars from Cleveland, and ur-
rye at Beaver the next morning in time tor
the morning Stea mers to Piltsburg.
Passengers will leaye Pits
burgh daily, at 8, A. NJ, for Beaver. tin
the arrival of the steamer, Packets will
leave for Ravepua and arrive at % P. NJ,
the next day. in season for the cars leaving
for Cleveland, aud arrive iE time 10 lnke the
evening Boats TO Buffalo, Toledo, Detroit,
and Chicago. -. .... ,.es.-
Passengers will secure through Tickets,
and for intermediate points at the CLEVELAND
& Pittsburgh Railroad Office at the Frahk-
lin House OF at the depot in Cleveland.
Fare through from Cleveland TO Pits
burgh 1850. a5
Regular trips will commence on Tuesday
March i8th.
An Accom- odaiion Train will commence
regular trips daily lSundays excepted) on
the frst day of April. The Cars will leave
Rayenna at So o'clock A. Nj. and arrive az
Hudson at 81 A. N. and at Cleveland at 8,
A, NJ.
RETURNING .-Will leaye Cleveland at 5
O'Clock P. Nj.
The Akron and Mass;llon Stages will leave
Hudson on the arrival of the cars at 10 A.
NJ. and 81 o'clock P. M. And returning
will arriye IN time for the st A. nj. and %
o'clock P. NJ. trains for Cleveland.
The Beaver and Warren stages will leave
Revenna on the arrival of tie cars at IGA
o'clock A. nj.
RETuRsINe.-The Beaver stage will ar,
rive in time for the accommodation tram at
81 A. Nj. and the Warren stage for the ex=
press train at ek o'clock, p. NJ.
Stages will leave Ravenna for Cantoa,
daily on the arrival of the cars from Cleye>
land and in return arrive in time for the %
O'clock p. M. train for Cleveland.
FREIGHT will be carried by the Express
Train until the Accommodation Train COM
naences its regular trips. 1t will then be
carried by the Accommodation Train.
G. PRENTISS, President.
Cleve. and Pitts, Railroad Office,
Ravenna, March 10, 1851.
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From Che Cleveland plain Dealers May 9Th.
shocking Accident on The Pittsburgh
RAN Road-an Engineer Killed
one Lady Seriously Injured.


shocking Accident on the Pittsburgh
Ran Road IAN Engineer Killed.
ono Lady Seriously Injured.
yesterday evening the engineer oftthe
ssscrab', upon this road, finding ii short OF
water upon its arrival here, concluded TO
run dawn 10 the tank, two miles from New
burgh, for the purpose off replenishing II,
sAeentletnan and his wife and two ladies
ERos on az the invitation of the engineer
They soon reuched the tank, and the signal
WAS civen 10 stop. Afiers water had been
taken in the geatleman proposed TO ride
down to Newburgh. and get glass Of beer.
The engineer consented, as alls the trains
.of.,he day had passed, and nothing but, the
Gender was attached to the "crao, s and they
started off at the rate OF about six miles
per hour. esea ssssa.
After going about a mile the engineer
hshoughthe saw an obstruction in the road,
and the brakes were applied but did not
!. stop the motion. We give the result as
s narrated by the fireman. A most dread
s-sful crash ensued. He saw the engineer
thsownsinto the air and fall upon the track
--7heasiruggled 10 get out of the way, but
Couiu lot, uttu oveIy WuSSl paSooo oso' us
body. One Of the ladies was thrown
among the cogwheels and machinery OF
The sscrab, and was not released until al
.smosts every stitch ofclolhing was torn from
ahsr. She had received most severe nju-
sries upon her forehead and was covered
with blood. Another woman was Knocked
ssenseless, bat not much injured. Fhe gen.
ssfleman and remaining lady escaped injury.
8 The cause Of the dreadful accident was
soon apparent. Some fends had imbeded
"a plank in the centre of ihe track, leaving
vahe end projecting out several feet. The
EHhola thing was managed with the mostsin-
lernal ingenuity The place selected was
near high bank, where tie was placed
across the track on the 90 OF February
= The lady SO seriously injured will prob
ably recover This is the FIRST aitemp,
soui Of many that has succeeded. We
ahope thatno pains or rexpense will be spared
40 fsrret out the perpetrators Of this damn
ing crime. aid o <
s CAueaT The william who il is sup
posed did the above damning deed, has been
caught BY our vigilant Police and is now in
custody. s.s.@ - .sz sss
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE tract of land in he township of Ed
= lnburgh, near Campbells Port, ON lots
and 9, fronting on the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Road, and town line of Edn>
bnrgh and Rootstown, is offered for sale
1t contains between SO and 100 acres. The
most of it is heavy timbered, and contains
large quantities of good stone for building
purposes. a new saw mill, built in the
most approved manner, put in operation in
the fall and winter of IS48, is in good run
ming condition.
For terms and particulars, enquire of the
Undersigned, at the Campbells Port Grist
Mill.
JOHN & &. B. WHITTLESEY.
May 6, 1851. if
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Considered Him EpOilel,

RouNp PRAIRIE, Boon CO., Ill April |, 1s4s.
Mr.. w B. Sloan-Dear Sir: My horse was
wounded very bad in enc of his hind legs, the
large cord was nearly cut off, and the inside
small one cut entirely off, and the injury so Sc
we're that all who saw the animal considered him
spoiled. Your Ointment was applied, and in
four weeks the horse was fit for use The great
benefit derived from the use of your Ointment in
the cure of the horse, induces me to acqnaint you
with the circumstances.
..-.- Respectfully yours,
H. HAMMOND.
We, the undersigned, have witne ssed the re-
markable cure of Mr.. Hammond's horse, most
cheerfully confirm his statement.
+. sa= s N. BLAKESLY,
LEVI HAMMOND,
l.. C. HAMMOND,
q 15See Sloans advertisements in another col