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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-10
For the Ohio S'{ar
Beau,ies oftg,e Porsagc 8 scn,5,,e. M

Beauties of sg,e Portage Sentinel.
The beauties ofIShakspsa of ohnson, of Burke.
of Blair and such like tyros in literature are moth
ing in comparison with those modern :. beauties -
who aIe weaving chaplets for literary immortality
through the erudite columns of the Portage Senti-
neas witne SIS the following ''beautfu extracts:''
Colored Democracy '-SmnIl Beer Issue -
:" Modest, honest, amiabe and pretty Nlrs. Wing
gerry y" Mrs. Whiggery, the mother of han lots"
-" Such rotten old hulk rs modern Whiggery ~
- Old jade - Heaven wbhorred, he'll doomed,
God forsaken Wbiggery.' -QUiRK.
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q C. ard.

To he People Of Portage County.
EEAVlNG made arrangements with the firm of H..
Il IL. Rhynn 81 Co., 5th street Pittsburgh, knewn
of tho largest and best Furniture 5anIfactories
ia the United States by which furnish all who will
favor me with thoir custom. with every variety of
C.ABIMGp IU@MITU9I,
Found in any city west of New York and AZ prices
low.
invite he Attentions ofthose wishing 10 purchase to
nv stock of ware consisting in part of choice seiec-
of suls mahogany spring bottom nnror and rock
ing chairs and large assortment of bottoms from
to y dollars per seti ID.
Marble, mahogany and cherry top paror tables bu-
wash stands cuttngc, sofa and common hesieads
large assortment nnd superior quality of looking glass.
very low prices, and any quantity of picture
alrilling each. have also an ussorm en-
Of L t,lerm work from New York.
Cuins kept ON hand Of all szes and superior quali.
" Of the genuine long hair Mattresses and curled hair
manufactured in this county.
r37 Ware Rooms on Nam St one door east of Halls
Book Store, Ravenna. L. q. PHILLIPS.
Ra VIENNA July II, 1853.
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ParslOEseI,

One of the characteristics Of Gov. Woods ad-
mlnistra'ion has been pretty free of the par
doning power. What reputation it has acquired
or lost in this way is likely to be maintained, by
IT'S latestacts. Judging from the number of casss
IN thIs vicinity acted upon, the Governor did a
nFa'y business just before utterpg his farewell ad-
dress. He pardoned Bina Kennedy, William
Wyllis, and James Watson, all Of this county.
-.Akron Beacon
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L4W NnTEcE

IN MIIY JAMES viii take notice that the 18Th day
~ of July ID. 1883 Amos James, her husband fled
against her tho Court of Common Pleas Of Portage
county Ohio petition for divorce. alleging for
frand in The maFrage gross neg lecl duty,
and gdullery with Francis Eldted ON the part and
behalf said Emily, and that said cuuse will be for
hearing ai tho next of snid court
RANNEY & TAYLOR, ATTY for Pet;
Rayennn, July l5h, 1854. l2296w
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FEvlN WARE.-A general assortment for
III sale nj RAwsoSis
GREAT TEMPERANCE TALE.

The Sesator's Son, or The Maine Lu,c last
Refuge. By Meth pictoyia Fuller.
This anxously looked for, aud powerfully writ
Ten work. is, to the Temperance cause, what I'm
Gle TOMS Cabin isto the Auli-SIavery cstlse, and
is destined to produce great sensation, and to
exert an immense and salutaTy Influence.
A new supply just received and going off fast at
March ., 1858. HALLS Book SToRE.
EI UFF COMBS.--For sale ut
III Halls Book STORE.
April a5, 1858.
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LINES by aaa Old Eogy.
I'm thankful that the sun and moon
Are both hung up so high
That no pTesumptious band can stretch
And pull them from the sky;
Ifthey were not, have no doubt
But some reforming ass
Would recommend 1>tako them down,
And light the wodl with gas.
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=. FALL STYLE HArs.-Jas. Twitt receives the
Fall Style Hats this week. Some idea of the
amount of Hats he sells in a year may be formed
by the number he has sold in the last seven months.
ssioce January 1st Twitt has sold 80 cases of Silk
Hats alone, not taking into consideration other
= Fashionable Styles which be has sold stacks Of
He hss Hantsd one of II. L. Days fine stores and
Z 31sikoccapy it Immediately after it is finished.
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'First class in sacred music; stand up. How
many kinds of metre therei'
Three, sir-long metre, short metre, and meet
her by moonlight aone!'
"Who tod you that, you booby?'
'tI3iil Jones, sir.''
Go to your seat! When school is over we will
try and establish the keynote of picked cow
hide!"
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1rllhn g Farnswor,h, the publishers of the
ne" ofk Dutchman have given notice of their
intention CT starting new monthly magazine, the
hrst number to appear in October. That ,bese
gentlemen are capable of getting up first rate
newspaper all who read their Du,chmaD c0r ,a.-
4ify, and inSheir new enterprise NO palma will no
spared to make t1p-tcp Magazine.
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AccIDENr.-Mr. Dueil, Ssalion agont of The
c. q P. r. R. at Eearlsviiie was badly hurt at
the Cuyahoga bridge Inst Thursday morning while
freight train. His back and shoulders we re
badly injured He ia now doing well and will be
around in few days as we are pleased to Iearp.
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Loans CouNTERrEIT DETEcTok.-We could
not get along without De;ector and Of course we
take the best which is Lords. The August No.
isreeeyed. 1t is good one! II. w. Lord pro-
pristor, Cincinnati. Terms. sl.25 Monthly So,
90 Semi i-nonthly.
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M SIXTEEN of the best apothecaries in Baltimore
say of STAELEG's AHoDySE CHERRY ExPEcToRAsT, for
Coughs Sc, and Of SrABLERs DIAERHGA CoRDIA1, for
Affections Of the Bowels that they ARE satisfied that they
medicines of great value and very efficient for the
of the diseases for which they recommended; that
they bear the eYdence of skill and in their prepara-
ton and style Of putting up &c. See advertisement in
another column I23O-4w
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Br Itis fashionable for the foreign Anbassa-
dors from Ohio to appoint their some in law their
sSe;retHries. Gov. Wood sets the example, md
Sam'f Medary, not to be behind the :" tall Chief"
has appointed DR.. Thomas E. Massey of Alabama,
his son-in-law, Secretary of Legation.
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DIARRHGA CORDIAL

Is pleasant mixture. compounded agreement with
the rnies of Pharmacy, of therapeutic agents. long
known and celebrated for their peculiar ecacy in
ring Diarrhea. and similar affections of the system. In
its aays nausea and produces healthy con-
d ion OF the liver thus removing the at the same
lime tat ii cures the disease.
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ryF The Weekly Liberty Hall and Cincinnati
Gazette, comes to us enlarged and improved. 1t is
now, we believe, the largest weekly paper in the
west.
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NJ a aaTAmo

August 3d. at the Commercial House, in Cleve
land. by ]. L. Phipot Esq, Mr.. HIRAM SWEET,
and Miss E. P. PERRx, both of Aurora, Geauga
Co., Ohio.
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GooD, Goop.-The locofoco candidate ror CIV
ernor in Maine is Liquor man. Au,be tsmper-
alce men Of that faiilI bolt The ror,;n.,;,r
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He will also attend at this Office in Ravenna from and
after the 9th day Of October until the 2h of December
for the purpose of receiving al taxes charged on the d-
plicate of 1852, that have previously paid
CH8S. GREEN, Treasurer.
Treasurers Office, Portage Co,
Ravenna July 10Th, 1853. { 123l-Gw
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been sold ut auction recently. Five articles have
been purchased for the white House" for 5000.
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o. P. Baowr Esq. will deliver an address be-
fore the Charlessown Tempelan.e Alliance next
Wednesday,, evening August -l7th. Let the
frisnds 1f our glorious cause in CariestowD greet
this noble champion of reform. with hearty well
come, and have every man aud woman out TO bear
him,
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=ff " The Yellow Fever is making fearful havoc
ip New Orleans.
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z ~ The Warren Transcript says B. F. Hof-
sszlaen ESQ. has goue TO Europe on Legal business
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
PRICES REDUCED.

FHNhe subscriber offering small lot Of farmer
H satin Drap de @ ia ana alapaca cost v,
wish TO close the lot before the Fun purchases
Nearly opposite the Bank. sss
D. NJ. soAIAiERvILLE.
t. August oth 1854. r sF,I931sou
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Boots, Shoes and Leather

Il F you want n first rate article OF boots and
n shoes call a, Il Ills s. Durhans Immediately
cast ofihe late Gre in Ravenna. who have made ar
ronren4cns 10 keep hand ct all times, large and
General assortment of manufactured and eas tern,
made boots and shoes Wh hch they will sell at the low
esi figure for cash ready pay. ~
They will cOninue 10 keep hand the besl quality
of sole leather upper leather and calf skin muroccos
Innings, pegs, lasts and most kinds of shoe findings
which they will sell at small advance on cost fot
prompt pay
~ Give US .. cdll and see for yourselves.
GlLLIS s. / URBAN
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~ Miss SMEAD's CoNcERT.-Miss NJ. B. Smead
rna Miss NJ. P. Beebe with the Ravenna Glee
Club gave concert at Collins' Halt last Friday
evening. Miss Smead is of the most accom-
plished performers of the day. During the eve
ming several pieces of music of her composition
were introduced. Miss Beebe, is sweet singer.
and oyinces knowledge of music rarely attained
at so early an age. Tue Glee Club, consisting of
jackson T. Green, F. B. Plympton, N. L. JEFF
fries and Calvin Prentiss. first class artists and
are not exceled, if equalled by like number of
new singers in the country. A respectable and
appreciating audience were charmed with the per
formance, and pleased with the fact that the ex-
eellent performers are all Ravennians. A similar
sutertainment at some future time would not come
au1iss.'
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Pmbiic scheelNatice.

The Public Schools of Rarenna Village viii commence
on Monday the fifth day of September Competent
Teachers have been employed to take charge of the
schools.
Mr. B. Newell, viii have charge of the male and Miss
A. s. Aspenwal of the female department in the High
Schools
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ScHooI Exm BITioN.-Tbe examination exer-
discs of M.,ssrs. WIImot & Dolse's sch ,oi, took
pluce last "Wednesday at the Disciples Church. =
They were very interesting. The students exhih-
itsd deciied ana thuroash knowledge of their
studies, credtable to themselves and enc ouragng
to their teachers and parents. Ia the evening an
exhibition was held which we venture to say
superior to any thing of the kind, produced in
ihis village. The exercises of tha evening were
snlivsned by the Ravenna band, whose attendance
added much interest 70 the entertainment. The
house was densely orowded,and a very large num-
Der could not get within hearing seeing distance
ofthe stage. During the evening several decla-
nations were introduced, in which tho youi,Cul
orators nobly plead for the Maine Law. We hope
when upon the stage OF iifs the precepts received
in their boyish days will not be forgotten, but that
they may plead for right and justice wherever
,heir lot may be cast. Tue fa term of the school
commenced last Monday.
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OFFICE or FRAHKLIN AED WARREN L. L Co.
Franklin, June 1Ith 1853. {

At meeting Of the Directors of the Franklin and War
r. R. Co.. this day held the following assessments
upon the capital stock made, viz Ten per cent pay
able Jy l. 1853, and assessment of ten per cent at
the END each succeeding sixty days, until the whole
amount is paid.
1924 JOEL ". TYLER, Secretary
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AUG GUST APPOINTMENTS
Is 5 2.
Dr. e. 'Fgsbbs,
knalVSiCal Physician,
WILL be in :lItendallce at liz rooms as feIlews:

WILL be in attendance at his rooms feiows
RAyENNA-Premtiss House. Monday afternoon and
Tuesday 22i and 23d August.
AknoN-Co66's Erctaage Saturday 20ih Aug.
KvtLASD-Americaa House, Wednesday and Thurs
day. = rd and 4ii Aug.
WARnEs- Clinton House Friday a6th Aug
THose afflicted with diseases OF the Liver, Lungs Kid
neys or Spleen inflammation, Rheumatism Asthma short
OF breath difficulty of breathing Dyspepsia Drop
sy WEAKNESS or Nervous Debility, RestIessness, Lost
otAPPetle, Constipation DeramEements ofthe Stomach,
Bilious affections, Gravel Swelling. Cancer, Scrofula,
Ulcers, Impurities of the Blood. of any chronic of
long standing diseases, areinvted to call. No charge
for consultation.
DR.. 7. never bIeeds nor blisers nor is he Homeo-
patist he uses Mercury, Antilnony Arsemc or
any oer mincTalas medical agents nor IS he fhomp-
soniane .ei.heT Stedms gives e:netics. His the
u-y of disease differs from all others thai have been
adopted but not thandoes his system Of treat
mani! lie DOES make sic; to make WELL nor tear
down to build up again; aay irritation by patching
up with anodYHes.
WOOSTER, Ohio, June, 1853.
DIR. II. TUERs-Dear Sir: In justice 10 you l can
not refrain expressing my gratitude, and at The
time will offer something of my experience hoping If
pubshed) itmay prove beneficial suffering tunlan-
ty. For the last seven years have la5ored under
combination of Diseases ard suffered that
rendered life burthen. The best physicians OF the
country employed, hat all in vain they neither
gave encouragement relief. In the fall of S49 nv
nervous system completely prostrated by course
of typhoid fever. From that Time my lungs were
weak causing much difficulty of breathing, cough and
expectoracn also suffered extremely with sting
ing pain my left side the heart and back of the
shoulders but still from violent struggling of
the heart, and back of the shoulders but still more
from violent struggling of the heart ard an indscr
babc sinking, dying feeling, which It seemed imposs
bic 10 survive. These commissions or ttroes of the
heart woud terminate by rush of the blood 10 TIE
lead producing fearful sensation bordering upon de-
Iiriurn, and leave exhausted. pain in tie back
and stomach witt! frequent vomiting, added TO my az
fctions Strength ard flesh were much reduced.
obliged to keep my he'd gren;er part of the ,ie
and friends and neighbors gave up hope of recovery
thinking sinking with consumption In the summer
of 1881 when my disease its darkest form friend
urged me to DR.. Fubbs. l have done so Lave
taken of no other medicines since, and am happy
say my health good. Disease has disappeared under
treatment like dew before the morning SUM- and can
now work household affairs from morning nntil eve
ming until evening with no Inconvenience whatever.
Iours truly.
REBECCAA. WHITE
We give the above without comment Those wish
ing further information, call upon Mrs. W.. or
write her at Wooster, Ohio.
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WILLIAM Fl. BURLEaH, of Pennsylvania, an
able and eloquent speaker. and offers viii DO pres
ent, and addres5 The people.
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3 II should be antcerSaty kolgr-for it is strictly
truetat indigestion is the parent Of large proportion
Of the fatal diseases. Dysentery darrga, cholera NOR
bus liver complaint and many other diseases enumerated
in the city inspectors weekly catalogue of DEATH gen.
Grated by Indigestion alone. Think of that dyspeptics
think of it all who suffer from dsorered somacs. and if
You willing be guided by advice founded upon
perence, at dont delay day. to Hoofands
German Bitterg prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson which,
Alternative, curative and nvgoTant stands alone ard
approached. General depot, 120 Arch street We have
tried these Bters and know that they excellent for the
diseases specified above-PIuladelpE,a City Item.
PolslNtrG-Thousands of parents who use Vermifuge
composed of Castor Oil Caomel s ARE not aware that
While they appear benefit the paentey actually
laying the foundations for series of diseases. such
salvation, loss ofsIght, weakness of limbs, dc.
In another column viii be found the adv sertisement of
| HobeDsack's Medicines TO which ask the attention
of HdFectEy interested in their Wei their ciIL
dens health In Liver complaints and all disorders ari-
sing those of bilious type should make of the
only genuine medicine. Hobensack's Liver Pills.
! u5 'FBE NOT DECEIVED" but ask for Hobensack' S
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has
the signature ofte Aropretor. J. N Hobensack
| else genuine
IL DIR H. Tubbs, viii be in attendance at the
DPreniss House, Monday afternoon and Tuesday,
Aug 22nd and 23d. See advertisement.
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q EADOZEN more of those large sized
a - white colton hose the best article for one
shilling per pair offered in this market and they
are going fast at H. L.DAY's.
June Z, 1858.
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The Treasurer his deputy viii attend in the several
owships at the usual places OF holding elections,
the purpose of receiving from O'Clock A. NJ,
o o'clock, P. IT,, on the following days. to wit:
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SO IA IA LBS. Sal S0da, 100 Ihs. PnI'Y II
I'D { y badders, % lb kegs zine paint in OF, poll
ilng Putty for marble lb Bols chloride lime. bronze,
gold leaf &c,
SPONGE great variety, Twine-linen and cotton,
bottle wax corkscrews, corks Of ever description
BIlstering tissue, SeidliEz Powders.
EXTRACT of cammGnlile, ext. rhubarh, ext. acunrc,
hops Quassia ext Taieran syrup odide iron,
phosphate lime pure cni liver oil. chloride ENC.
MoRrARs-wedge gewood and porcelain, trusses, syria
ges-rlass and metal Tin rmomelers.
FLAvoRING ExTRACTs.-Aace, nutmegs, cinnamon,
cloves ground aspice. ground pepper, mustard sc.
so ce1t iea coffee black tea, chocolate. rice,
rasins farIna cora starch crushed and grained sugar.
RosE PINK Paris green, Chrome green PrIsian blue,
fig blue. ultra marine, emery. snus. flint sand paper.
EmmcEson's har restorative, kaitharon, Phaio7s IN
vgoratoF hair onie hair dyes oils per
fufnery, fancy soaps SC,
Bird seeds. ksll bone sc.
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GEO MESSENGER Board
S. a. G1LLETr, OF
JOHN b. EBBERT. } Education
Ravenpa. August Stb, 1853.
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SILK hHTPS.-Anoilfer invoice of hack silk mitts
~ just received, ut II. l.. DAYS.
June 9TH, 1853.
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THE OHIO STAR.
ocai and Miscellaneous Department.

Temperance Meeting as SsaaIersyilfe. Sept. g.
The Portage Couuty Temperance AiIiaDce
hold an adjourned meeting at Shaierssille. on
Tuesdsy. September 9Th. commencing at 10
o,rlbck A M
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lIyER C0mPxAEwgs

DIR. G.. NG. JACKSON.
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE
100, Arch street Philadelphia
Their power over the above diseases is not eyeeled
If equalled-by any other preparation in tie United
States, as e cures attest in many after s1ilfut
physicians had failed.
These Bitters worthy the attention of nraIds-
Possessing great virtues in the reccafion of diseases
of the Liver and lesser glands, exercising the most
gestye organs they witha safc certain and pea-
ant.
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TEN BYr.r.N oT1 THH STArnI

A NEW and splendid cook stove which has been
IA admired wheTeveEit has been introduced both for
beauty ofits construction andthe perfect
itI operation, for sale at RAwsoS's.
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LYDIA BRows. Secretary pro TEN.
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GxOFFEE DRtNKERs can Gnd isx,rac,
q and Essence Of Cotiee at SWIFTis.
AUGUST. 1853.
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EsrugsG Esruga!

a LARGE and fresh assortnenr of Drgs
"A Paints. Oils Dyes. Groceries, Brushes &c. can
i,s found at The sigm the Golden Mortar.
Ravenna. June, 1888. l. SWIFT.
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a NY Pay SiCtAN wishing 10 pu; chase az
"a paratus combined for pumping cupping and inject
Ing had better call sOon at 5>WIFi"s.
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PERSIAN DELAINES

:
! GOME beautiful styles just received are going
/ \ OF very low at PrrHT1ss
/ January II. 1858.
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mTNDI1R SLEEVES & CHEMlZEF rES.
q Flowina under sleeves new patterns cheiaize,ts
muslin collars, and bands fine assortment, at
Nav 81. ii. L. DAYS
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EsOnIaeaaN! EsOfkmets

IT AIDES if you want spring bonnet OF any
Z 4 quality silk Grape French Lace, Straw or any
thing else cali at Horr's and You will find pile o
rbhonds, lining and flowers to MATCH selling fast ant
cheap.
Mnyo 1858.
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LAST But NOT LEASIY
Great Arrival of New Goods!
Ca TIE SQUARE
MAY. 1853.

SS iLk EiSSE rES.-A large assortment OF
ES5 hIack nn5 Gnep colored silk vsseies and mantil-
~ Of III. l.. DAYS.
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G. & J. G. prentiss,
Arrived at Last,

mUR stock of Spring and summer goods have now
I y arrived The stock is of thelargest brought
tins market this season. The goods of second
t4rd IN quality and will be sold lo. goods
o rsi qraii-y sold in this any other county in
Northern OHIO.
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YUyOOTH ACHE BALLS, can be hed al
Il SyCTFT-s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-25
MONDAY MORNING,

| A citizen of Louisville and one of the un-
| fortunate passengers " no took that awful leap
down the precipce west of Cumberland, has
so far recovered as to write home to his friends.
His experience was one which few would wish
to share in:
IL was asleep when we first got off the track,
In the first seat of the second car; Mr.. H., oil
Walkers, sitting right opposite me. had
time to Jump off, had known how bad a Tx
we were in; but believing 1t safe to remain, on
second thought did so. (The track was only
ten and half feet wide,as measured alter the
accident) The cars Immediately fell over tho
precipice | thought of God mother and death
The first jump,about twenty teei,my hat saved
me;the second family rememberseeng won.
en- tearing their hair, and children screaming
The third, fourth, and last jump | know moth,
ing about, only that fell on my head and
saw a thousand pieces of timber and iron flying
in the air, and then tainted. When | opened
my eyes, Mr.. T., who was lucky enough to
have been in one of the cars that remained on
the track, was at my side; my head was bleed
ing profusely; with that exception felt per-
feclly well; not feeling what suffer now
Such a sight as beheld | would not look at
again for all the world; mutlated bodies,some
mashed to atoms lying under the wheels-hf.
ty or sixty mel. and women, their faces cover
cred with blood running as wild as demons;
mothers. with bloody hands and faces, kissing
the bodies of their dead or crippled children;
one woman, with her dress torn off, screaming
and trying to lift off the stones that had crush
ed her husband H., merchant of Baltimore,
his leg mashed, sitting on rock; one man,
having lost all recollection. looking like an dl-
OF; cries of agony and despair,and oaths,ming-
led in the presence of death. God is merciful
that one out of US all eoaped. worse place
could not be found, as we tumbled over rocks
sharp and rugged"