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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-15
Sash, Blinds, Chairs, &c.
Bargains, Bargains,

YWyHE stock of goods in STAcEY's wellknown
u Fancy Store, Cleveland has, has been as
signed for the benefit of creditors. have accept
ed the trust of closing the concern, and have re-
moved the stock remaining unsold, to my Book
Stare in Ravenna.
The stock consists of good assortment Je,Uezry,
a very large assortment of Perfumery and toilet
articles, Shawls, Combs, Dress Ribbons. Dress
Buttons Satchels. Volins, Guitars, Bows, large
assortment of strings, sheet music, ard great va
rieiy of Fancy Goods too numerous to mention.
Most of the articles are such as do not keep
and do not intend to keep sale at my Store, and
hence it is desirable to clear out this stock
as possible. am instructed to SELL positively, at
New York prices, without adding the cost oftrans-
portaton, in order to close the concern speedily.
AS these instructions will be strictly adhered to,
this presents rare opportunity to obtain useful
and desirable articles at cheap rate.
would invite the attention of Pedlars and coun-
try Merchants to the large and elegant stock OF
perfumery and other articles which can here be
attained cheapear and better than they can get
them in New Nork.
Call at Halls Book Store and examine these
articles L. w. HALL, Assignee.
Ravenna, April 11th, 1858.
Sentinel and tthig please copy.
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NE W BIO OK s.

UNCLE TONS CABIN-Paper and cloth binding.
GIDDINGs SPEECHES, new and beautiful Vol
ume with Portrait, just published.
PULTE's PHYsIcIAN-Latest edition with val
uable improvements.
SHADY SIDE-or scenes in the life of Country
Pastor. very attractive and popular Book.
KEY TO UNCLE TOMS CABIN-Bnund in cloth
and in paper covers. Uncle TOMS Cabin and Key
bound in one volume.
Pocket Maps of Western States, U. S. States
and of Ohio.
New Books constantly arriving. Call and ex
anime them at t HALLS Book STORE.
May II. 1858.
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AGENC Y OF DIR. s. FIFCH'S
Celebrated Medicines.

TTSED by him with such distinguished success in the
u cure of Coughs, Consumption Catarrh, Asthma,
Heart Diseases, Dyspepsia, Gonorrhna Piles, Female
Complaints &c. Also, Dr. S. Fitch's Abdominal sup
porters Shoulder Braces Inhang Tubes aud Lectures
Consumption, and the art of Preserving life and
health to old age &c.,
RODOLPHUS BARD has been appointed agent
for the sale of the above goods and will keepthem
stanty on hand at his residence in Brmeld only agent
for Portage County, Ohio.
uT DR.. Fitcls &c uide Book to nvalids, and direc-
ions for promoting health, and instructions 10 mothers,
the management of children" may be had, gratuit-
ously by calling for it at his residence above. An
extremely. valuable book. T.. BARD.
Brimfield Jan. 6, 1852. l;9S
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TE MP Err An C Il.
GREAT TEMPERANCE TALE.

The tSexator's Son, or the Maine Lsiv, last
HeGuge. By Metta Victoa'ia Fuller.
This anxiously looked for, and powerfully writ
ten work, is. to the Temperance cause what Un-
Gle Toms Cabin is the Anti-Savery cause. and
is destined to produce great sensation, and to
exert an immense and salutary Influence.
new supply just received and going off fast at
March 3 1853. HALLS Book STORE.
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.ahor Saving Machine.

YEY HE Subscriber having purchased SUPRe
n. RIO@ PLANNING NgAGIIMiE0 wish
plane Tongue and Groove Flooring order short
tce: Also dress any thickness both sides
under fourteen inches wide at much less rate than it
be done for by hand All who wish to money, will
do well bring their lumber in and get it done by ma
chine All work will be done in workmanlke manner
Gs5- Please give him call, at Messrs Hitchcock Y NJ
Cun's new steam works few rods south of the Court
House. GEORGE MELWAlN.,
Ravenna, July 9th. 1858. l221-k
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New Books, CIV Books.

Jewet's Lectures on Temperance.
Sargeant's Temperance Tales. 80
Arthpr's Six Nights with the Washingtonians.
Fifty Arguments in favor of the Ant-Liquor
Law.
The Maine Liquor Law by citizen of Maine.
White Slavery in the Barbary States. by Hon.
Charles Sumner.
Key to Uncle Toms Cabin, by Harriet Beech
or Stow.
Wide Wide World.
Life Pictures.
Peep of Day.
Line upon Line, by Author of Peep of Day.
Here Little and there Little.
Precept upon Precept.
Lady of the Lake, (embellished.)
Lofty and Lowly.
Old Guard of Napoleon, by Headey.
Walter Coltons Works.
T. S. Arthur's Select Tales. beautifully bound.
A choice stock Of beautifully bound Bibles, Tes-
taments &C., &C., also Stationery, Blank Books,
&C., &C.. in every variety, just received, and very
cheap for ready Pay at
Ravenna. April 25, 1858.
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For the Spring Trade.
GROCERIES AND PRVisIoNs AT.

GROCERIES AND PRVfSIONS AT
WOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE Subscribers respectfully invite the atten-
ton of Merchants throughout the county OF
Portage, and the trade generally to their stock of
Groceries kept constantly hand and to which large
additions daily made. Our stock comprises every
thing usually kept Groceries and provision establish
ments, which prepared TO sell as low as any
house in the county. Being workmen ourselves we
lefy competition.
ronage extended to u.s. we them that we Of
fer them greater inducements this season than before
The following comprises portion of our stock:
Rio and Iaguara, Cuba and Old Government Java.
| SUGAR, moLAssEs SYRUP.
70. & P. b. Sugar, Double refined loaf sugar;
Granulated do New Orleans Molasses;
Powdered do Cardenas do
b. & c. Cogee do
Cloves, Nutmegs, Ginger. Marco, Box Mustard, Can
Mustard Pepper sauce, Cassa, Ground pepper, spice
and cinnamon.
Boxes NJ rasius, Almonds, Liquorice,
do Layer do Brazilnu:s, Olive oil,
do Cluster do Fberts, Cocoa nuts
Seedless do English walnuts, Pea nuts
Boxes and drums figs; Lemons and Oranges
Young hyson, Gunpowder, Imperial, oidbyson, Black
Goldfish, MackereI< gWh fish, Trout, Pickerel,
No. andgcaled herring.
roBaccoEs.
Kentucky six twist Tin foil fine cut
Sweet cavendish and lb papers smoking,
Baltimore spun, Warwick & Bryan's can;
general assortment of fine half& com Segars,
Cut chewing Snuff &c
SOAP AND CANDLES
Fancy shaving soap, No. Washing Soap
BurweIl.s chem. washing do, White bar do
| Sperm Candles Starine candles,
Starr do Tallow do
| Linseed, Sperm. Lard, Sweet.
| sUNDR1Es.
| Bed cords, Cream tartar; Matches
| Painted pals, Sup. car. seda, Powder,
Tubs Sal soda, Candies
| British lutre Tartaric acid Saleraius
Copperas & Alum, Whiting & putty, Starch,
Chalk and rosin, Flour sulphur, English split pea
Tar, Madder, Ottar, Usage orange seed
C andle wick Salt petre, for hedges
Wrapping twine, Batting Toys, wallets
Cordage, Indiso o, Spruce gum Snuff boxes,
Pickles sarddes, Blacking, Steel pens
Tapioca, Glass ware Lead pencils,
Maccaroni, Stone ware, States,
Rice flour, Raper and ink, Slate pencils,
Baskets Brooms, Mop handles,
Whip lashes, Lime, Faucets.
PROVISIONS.
Flour, Hams and sho-ders Rice,
, Buckwheat do. Pork, Crackers
Corn meal, Fish, Pickles.
7 Po,atoes, Butter, 0noins,
! Vinegar, Turnips, Beets,
Beans, Peas, Tongues
! Bried beef Corned beef Maple mrlasses
Lard, Cheese, Honey, do sugar.
We shall keep our assortment fresh and full through
out the and solicit examination from any on
S disposed to purchase.
y N. B.-Cash paid for all kinds of country produce
taken in exchange for goods, at rates which will
satisfactory.
. Rasenna. April l, 1853.
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~ ss.,. aliilinerY for ahe Ladies'.

MRS EFT. RIcHARDSoN would respectfully
invite Of the mrseo to of
NJ! can ,Ho Fall trade. She has splendid Satin
my naa Walyet Hats, and beautiful lot of Ribbons
Gloves. Embroidery, Gimps, Velvet Ribbons and
Dress Gimps all styles lso Cloth for ladies Cloaks
Lace and Mourning Wells, with variety of other
ticles She has also received her FAIL FAsHoNs for
Dresses and Cloaks and is ready to make to order.
She is now prepared to clean and dress Straw and
Tuscan Bonnets in a neat and fashionable Shape
Please call and examine for yourselves Shop at resi-
dence, main street, two donrs east Of Judge Days
Ravenna, Oct u.s. 1853. l@fS Sm
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-15

EART HISTORIES, and Life Pictures
Il by L. s. Arthur. the best author in America
HALLS Book STORE
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-15
A Quntette.

A Quntette.
"Softly, lightly. sweety sing"
A Quarteue sung by the Blakely Family. at
their popular Concerts, composed by ]. P. Web,
ster. Just received and for sale at
HALLS Book SroRg,
Dec. Goth, 1853.
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VIM. Frazer,
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Hardware.
Opposite the Bank, Rarenna

CuTLERY.-Desert, dinner. carving skiving and
utcher knives.
POCKET CUTLERY and saddlers silk
SPooNs--Tea, table and basng spoons
SCISSORS shears and thimbles.
COUNTER ScALEs-Sleel yards, spring balances and
djusted weight.
WIRE CLOTH, assorted and sand riddles.
MULEY MILL Saws, Worrall & Co.'s manufacture,
Sash Saws
Cross CUTT, tenons hand and wood saws.
BROAD AXES, chopping axes and axe-haiehets.
DRAW SHAvEs, framing and frmer chIsels.
ApzEs and plane irons.
Hollow and carpenters augers bits, braces and gm
cts.
FILEs-AIil, fiat half round rat TAIL horse rasps and
taper fes
WHITE and mineral knob door locks and door ham
dies.
NAIIs-A complete stock of cut wrought and finish
ing nails
PAINT and coffee mills.
TAILoRs GEESE and smoothing ironsI
Crow BARS, matiocks grubbing hoes and stone ham,
mers.
CHMNs-Iog, trace and halter chains.
WHIPS AND LAsHEs.
Fly NETs-l.innen, cotton. and worsted.
SADDLERY.-The most extensive stock offered
in his market including recent Improvements. Also
great variety of goods not usually kept hardware
Establishments
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Halls Book Store.
NEW BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY

NEW BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
MUST received for The Fall and Winter
eD trade. Among miscellaneous works may be
found the following:
The Mysterious Parchment. or Satanic License
Mapletan or More Work for the Maine Law
Isaac T Hopper n true Life, by l.. Maria Child.
The Second War with England. by j. T. Headey
Father Bright Hopcs-Hearts and Foces-Dodd's
Lectures to Young Men-Successful Merchant-Vi -Vinge
Backsmith-Popnlar tales by T s Arthur For the in
strucon and entertainments oftho 'Ie folks" our as
sorment il complete
All the School Books used in town and county are of
fered for sale cheap.
Standard, Historical, Biographical, and Poetical
works, just received.
Statonery-Leiter Paper plain and gilt, Bath Paris
superfne laid and CONNIE rcial.
Foolscap, good stock Bill, Counting House, and
Legal Cap
Envelopes, all sizes and kinds.
Maynard & Noyes Ink the best that is now made
Waters Letter Stamps, Paper Holders, Inkstan,s
Fahers' Pencils some beautiful ivory tops. &c.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

49, " q - &aR1 - - @@H@ y -
FHNHE Subs .riber having in his employ
II greater number of men than heretofore is prcpar.
ed to furnish every variety of work in ils line.
Gentlemens French and common calf Boots, OF the
best material and made by experienced Workmen' Will
he kept on hand. and made to order. Aso Kip and
St'ga Boots Ladies' work of every description, ncud-
ing enamelled Gaers, do. Buskins do. Booees. mac
in the latest style and of the best material and work
manshp. Three doors south of the Court House.
MOSES CANS.
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MUST BE SOLD.

MUST BE SOLD.
vENHf STACEY STOCK, consisting of Jewery
= Shawls Perfumery, &C.. &c mus positively be
sold by the first OF January if possible This concern
must be closed and the articles bonafde Cosr Pal.
cEs' must afford bargains. Call allsBook Store
Nov. ID, 1853.
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FALL FASHION HATS!
ERER k0
No. 9 Pine Street,
New York City.
nav aI 1pEa

WN1 E have made an arrangement with the extensive
w Firm of WILLIAMS s. CUNNINGHAM. No. Fine
Street. New York which will enable us to reduce the
prices Of Goods at least 25 per cent We will sell Hats
which we formerly sold for SIS for 1t, No. which We
sold for "a for st. every thing in line in proportion
We receive this morning cases of Goods and we have
% ore on The road The largest Stock of Hats, Caps
and Bonnets ever brought to this town. We have bat
price for goods, below sou will find the prices:
No. Ex Mole Hat $3.50, No. Drab Beaver S.. 90,
" 3.59 .t2 400,
"3 :: LIS, LIST Quality Panama 100.
"a 100, 2d " $50,
Kossuth $50 Sd l,5O,
"2 900, Children's fancy hats 90,
=" 3 I25 Tuscan Hats all prices.
JAS. TWFTT & CO.
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BUFFALO ROBES.-Opened This morn
ID Mt SEYMOUR
Furniture for 1854.

u TAKE pleasure in announcing 70 my Gus
q and others the arrival of my winter supply
of Furniture which the largest and best assortment
have yet had the pcasureof Offering for sale embracing
every variety of paror and common such as
fas spring seat paror and R,ckng chairs, Mahogany
and Marble top ParlOy Tables walnut ee'fy and nd curl
cottage common and wo IDS. walnut, cherry and
mahogany Bureaus, Secretaries and bookcases %
different styles of seat Chairs, different styles
children chairs; different of cottage Bedsteads
different patterns of common do. Meodeon Stools,
Office and Desk cha irs Marble top. and common single
and double wash stands. large lot of Looking Glass
es Pictures and Picture Frames. land and Table oil
Cloths &C. all of which will be sold prices cores
ponding with the following:
Common drawer bureau So and upwerds.
Tables So TO 81. Common Bedstead S24 to S33.
Cane seat Chairs. SIS $50 Common Chairs $33.
Boston Rocking Chairs $oii.
Common drawer Ss I'd 0s to 12s. Wash stands So
will pay particular aIie ion 10 funeral furnishing
shall keep cofins hand 2A 81 feet long. will
pay cash for good Beck Walnut anu Cherry Lumber
all times delivered at my hop Main street, door
east of Ohio STAR Office.
also employ few experienced workmen and can ill
any order on short notice.
1851 1y T. G. PHILLIPS.
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NEW FALL
AMP
WINTER GOODS

WINTER GOODS
n GREENFlELnER. has jus, received the
largest and splendid stock of the best and laes
style of Fall and Winter Goods brought this
on of the country which, for STYLE finish and durability
cannot be surpassed stock of coats consists of
the following kinds: pilot beaver mohar nigerhead pc
tersham, blanket felt broad CLOTH and satinet,
Also endless variety oc dress sack and box
pants vests and boys clothing of every knd quality and
color
Furnishing Goods,
From the finest white linen to the cheapest hickory sht
wrappers drawers socks gloves cayas stocks neck ties
susperers handkerchef, shirts collars trunks wallis,
carpet bags umbrellas india Ruhber coatsegns ETC. ETC.
Come one, come all and give me call,
And viii try to suit you all.
C. GREENFIEEDER ;z
Ravenna Sept, Goth 1858
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SPEECHES OF JOSHUA r. GlDDlNGS,
- in Congress, with portrait, are at
- Halls Book STORE.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-07
/ BOLD TRAITOR AND INFIDRL.


Wendell Phillips one ofhe leaders Of the opposition TO the
Nebraska bill in New England and Of the most violent
meters murder among the recent turbulence IN Boston,
spoke follows the late meeting Of the American Anti
Slavery Society:
" It the ifdel society whose anniversary be-
ing held it was the REASONABLE society and though there
several antslavery debating societies in the country
this the nhde society," and the society cling to this APP
pelaon and hoped that would be carried down 20 poster
y d'sa"son society, and he glad TO be able to
profess his creed at such time and to such audience
The Union sentiment the great which swallows up
the great minds and they have power enough for the time
being influence the people The only remedy for the slave
is the destruction Of the challenge man TO
tell me what the Union has done for u.s."
This is genuine frank, outspoken daring villain. lie
derer who shoots down his victim in cold blood and
saatng his vengeance gives hmselfup the laws he de-
fees lie consistent too in his double work against God
and the only free government the face of the earth
should affect the fraud Of opposing the one and pretending
TO uphold the other institution favored by Proyi-
dence Mr. Sumner in his last speech modified by him
self since the Boston murder tells aha he profoundly
believes in God and yet while he does So he in
vokcs, in the next breath, boldly to boodshed. Wendell
Phillips is incapable Of such hypocrisy but throws off the
veil Of deceit and openly his worst of thoughts in
the worst of words How will the three thousand clergy
like the text Of the great abolition leader in aid Of whose
cause they have so loudly clamored2
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THE CINCINNATI tonIol ENQUIRER.

This able journal, conducted by W. " Robinson esq,
takes the right ground in straightforward manner
the great questions Of the day 1t advocated the Nebras
ka in series Of admirably written papers and with the
bappest effects From the number Of the LIST Of June
extract the following pointed rebuke Of the Boston aga
TORS
The leaders in the riot such Parker and Phil
lips, although they did not hold the weapons which caused
Batcbeder DEATH in reality the guilty murderer and
should be srraigned before the bar OF pnbc opinion
Those who associate with them hereafter In their political
viii be the Of mnrdcrcrs and traitors The
whole power Of the United States government ought TO be
employed to break up the Of Boston mobtes and bring
leaders before it's judicial trbuna They must be tsufht
that hie mars NE At least sacred ss ~egre's iiessy
We shall await the finale Of the extraordinary
ansprisg in Boston with the greatest interest," but still with
the confident hope that the constitution win be uphsd and
he laws Of the country executed'
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THE cITIzEN-soLpIERY OF posroS.

Not all the elements Of the excitement In Boston
calculated TO inspire dsrst and alarm. The deport
ment of the United States troops what might have
been expected from them; and their calm and rcsoute
bearing did much to encourage the officers Of the law
to overawe the turbulent spirit Of the abolition leaders
But the citizen solders-the volunteers of Boston-men
unused to the rigid discipline Of the barrack and the Sc
regulations of the general admra-
ton. With an alacrty and unanimity which showed
how sincerely they realized the responsibility devoving
upon all good citizens when the laws of the land threat
encd by remorseess mobs they responded once 10 the
call Of the authorities and manuly persevcred in their
support Of the MARSHAL and such Of the local authorities
did sympahze with the ncendarcs that nest that
fair city Of Boston Most Of these troops mechanics
and members Of the professions and during the several
days that they duty they cheery lc their avo-
cations and bore with patience and orttudc the jeers
and the abuse Of those whose schemes Of violence
welcome presence eecuy arrested The value Of the
czensodery 10 the OF order has been sig
nay stested and has been widely and more de-
servedly applauded In this country, where have
standing army II is impossible to estimate the useful
Of those gallant young who the system
Of voluntary organization TO improve and cultivate their
martial spirit and cannot too highly approve Of the
encouragement Of such system by the State govern
ments
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RALsEHoops CORRECTED.

concerted effort Is made by telegraph and other cor.
respondents sending news nom this city 10 create the Inn
preston that the defeat OF Mr. Maury wing victory
The North American OF yesterday boldly asserts that Mr.
Mary was the democratic candidate Here il is unneces.
sary 20 correct assertion baseess but may serve
good object abroad that Mr. Maary WAS not
the candidate of any political purity ban largely sup
ported by the wings us well as the democrats.
Another Misrepresentation, ver If possible than the
above is the despatch of reckless correspondent of the
Baltimore SUM- that Senator Gwin made speech here on
Monday night, rejoicing the defeat Of Mr.. Maury
That manly and liberal senator is incapable OF such ino
erance and was in New York when the speech attributed
to him is said to have been made in Washington.
So perish two fragrant and malignant fabreations Il
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A WING ROMANCER.

The Washington correspondent Of the North American
is amusing romancer. He out-Heralds the New York
Herald and that Mr. Bennett has left for Paris,
presume he will seek initiate the finished coureses of that
Bayard Of the press There is cool and compacent air
about the following extract from the letter Of the 4th of
June which will command unqualified commendaon
rich Sunday production;
savery will be legislated into Nebraska within days
after the legislature meets The legislature will be appointed
at Washington, well the executive officers and all laws
in which the consprators here take interest will be
draughted at Washington and passed matter of
The idea of foreign settlers any Others having voice
in the matter is laughed at at the White House Achson
will direct the whole movement and will be the governor
and law gyer of both Territories IT. by any chance Benton
should beat him in Missouri Atchison win be chosen the first
from In regard Nebraska the northern
Territory great attention will be paid to it for time
The principle, however, established will take slavery
there as well as into Kansas" l,t. "a 1sss * 49,
We venture the remark that this writer did not make
grimace while nditng this paragraph of alsehoods Doubt
less be had induced himself to believe the whole brood. 1t
is quite programmes procession Of fabrcatons NOT
SO graceful an invention the Moon Hoax, yet
agreeable Mr. Greeeys female regiment that did not
come to New York but it is interesting showing da-
ring spirit and anxiety to excel in the manufacture Of
truth aotls q. a#
Slavery he says, twill be egslated into Nebraska
within ten days after the legislature and he might
have added, with equal piquancy that Mahomedansm
would be- at the time egsated into the Territories
as the established religion
But again: he says "ne legislature wH be appointed
Washington" and why not add that nobody will 60
go, Nebraska unless he there with commits
sion from the Presideet? s hf&
The idea Of foreign settlers any others having any
voice in the matter is laughed at the White House
This is another bald lie because IL all the inhabitants
excluded who is to elect the legisature2 Or does this
Dogberry really forget that the legislatures of the Terrific
| ries elected
Atchson viii direct the whole movement and viii be
the and lawgvcr Of both Territories Not bad
idea, II true butwe wonder that correspondent did
declare upon his honor that the Vice President would
be committed the business of killing the bualoes and
setting fire to the Missouri, all with his hand
Such is the trash that is calmly written from here
and printed in newspaper that is read and trusted BY in
telligent human beings. If London cockney dropped
among from balloon and made for laughter ard
for hoaxng by the boys in the streets inded such stuff
as this, on his return home he would be ducked in
horse-pond for his awkward lies and silly creduty.