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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-24

just Received from st. Louis.
bacon, Clear Sides and Shoulders.
ID Snnerhne and Extra ST. LOUIS FLOUR
CORN, &c, For sale low for CASE, BY
H. T. TOMLINSON Co.
july5-y. Cor convention ana Ihiro o's'
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| ID. STUART, Attorney and Coun-
- sellor at La1-Laurel street. may26-y.
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fargnifr Il Ganpnf.

THE undersigned have on hand and
L are daily receiving per steamers and sailing
vessels direct from the Manufacturer, general
assortment Of Domestic and Foreign
Hardware which they offer at prices not 70
be UNDERsolD LARGuIER & LAxoUE,
jan.17-y. Cor. Lafayette and Florids sts
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-09-04

MELANCHOLY OccUaRGNcE.-A sudden
sadness was thrown over our town on last
Tuesday evening, occasioned by the melan-
choly accident resulting from the premature
discharge of a cannon, which seriously iu-
jured two men, named LEMAN w. HUNGER
FORD and Henry LONG, both of Warren
The former lost his right arm and was
slightly injured otherwise; the latter lost
his left hand save the finger and thumb, but
WINS seriously injured in the breast and par
TALLY in the fuce. They are both now do
ing as we'll as can be expected under the
circumstances; and no fears are entertain.
ed Of their recovery by the medical gentle
men in attendance. THESE men, in compa
ny with others, were On their way to the de-
mocratic mass meeting at Salem, und stop
ped in this place for the purpose Of gi;ing q
national salute of thirty one guns. The
accident occurred on the sixth discharge
and was evidently the resul, of nh uninten-
tional error in the management of the vent
Of the gun .-CanGeld Sentinel.
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6F''A subscriber" (whom we suspect to
be some narrow minded leech) asks US why
we advertise DR.. Ayers Pills, and we will
give him our seveu reasons for SO doing -
The first, second and third are that we are
paid for it. The fourth is that we know
them by experience to be good. The fifth
is that DR.. Ayers preparations being re-
commended by better men Than by
physicians of the highest talent and the
deepest learning IN the land, we ure well
sustained in ournown convictions of their
value. The sixth is that they are cheap as
we'll as useful. The last, but not least, is
that they have done and are doing an amount
Of guod in this community which our fogy
friend, il he could repeat himself ten thou.
sand times, might never hope to equal, and
we trust by making them known to render
some service to our readers as we'll as our
Selves Christian Advocate.
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Half Fare Tickets.

We stated last week, that the Cleveland
and Pittsburg Railroad Company granted
half fare tickets to the Masslon Fremont
meeting and demand whole fare of persons
going to attend the Democratic meeting at
Salem. This is true. Unless there is good
reason for this discrimination between Re-
publicans' and Democrats, it is highly dis
honorable, and justly entities the company
to the censure Of every honest and fair
minded man. We wish to do no one injus-
tice, however, and we would therefore state
that the agents Of the company affirm that
no application 'oas made for half fare tickets
by the Democratic Executive Committee
This being the case, the Democratic Com
mittee is more entitled to censura than the
company. We state the facts SO far as we
can learn then. Every man can form his
own opinion.
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A WONDERFUL RELIc.-It is stated that
in cutting through Oliver street, for the pur-
pose OF extending the bowery, u tombstone
was cxhumed aud perfect skull found be-
meath it, The inscription was in Hebrew
characters, and after being submitted to the
inspection of many learned citizens Of the
Israelitish persuasion, it was deciphcred to
bear the name "Grenada," while the date
runs back some three hundred and ninety
nine years, which was before the discovery
of America by Columbus.--Mew York Cou.
rier and Enquirer, AUGUST 25. ---
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PERHAM ONCE MoRE!--Josiah Perham, Of
New York, has sent US an advertisement Of
gift enterprise, for the publication OF which
in the SENTINEL, he offers Us ten dollars
payable in tickets. Among the prizes men.
toned in this "Grand Enterprise" is " o
beautiful, young and marriageable lady, with
property in her own right, valued at $685..
OO0" Here is indeed chance for all enter
prising man, but we regret exceedingly that
we are compelled to decline Josiah's offer.
The pcyment of ten dollars, cash in ad.
vance, will secure the insertion of this ad.
vertisement; ten dollars in tickets and the
risk Of drawing the young lady as prize,
won't come to anything. We have no idea
Of waking up some pleasant morning and
finding ourselves the possessor of piece of
merchantable calico, that we never had
the pleasure of "silting with O. night" and
whose $25 900 may be of that kind of prop.
erty which makes men poorer with it than
without it. We touch our beaver to M
Perham, but we cannot be induced to touch
his tickets.
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RohncIk in Clnoinnnti.

The most brilliant success seems to have
attended the practice o. this celebrated
Swedish Professor since his residence in
Cincinnati. The most desperate cases o.
dyspepsia, scrofula, liver complaint, rheum.
atism and cough are reported by the suffer.
ers themselves, to have yielded to his Scan.
diDdviGn Remedies. These medicines, il
appears, act chemically on the blood, pur.
glng it from the elements of disease, and
curing an infinite variety of disorders, by
cutting off the supply of morbid matter
which forms their basis. Testimony to this
effect, which cannot be impeached, is prof.
fered to all who are hard OF belief See ad.
vertisement.
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A Revolutionary Soldier Gone

We learn, with regret, that the venerable
John Davis, Of Wayne township in this
county, died at the residence of his son, OF
Oppoplexy, on Thursday last. Mr.. Davis
was one Of the few surviving heroes Of the
American Revolution, and fought under the
eye Of Washington at Brandywine and Ger.
man:own, and endured the hardships Of the
camp at Valley Forge. He was at the bat
tie of Monmouth and through the war o the
closing scenes at Yorktown. He lived to
the age of SO, and up to the time Of his
death, enjoyed general good health,
He was buried in Smithville on Saturday;
large number OF persons following the old
soldier to hi; last home, who bore testimony
to his f4ithfulness, both as solder of the
Revolution and soldier of the Cross
Peace to hi: names and honor to his memo
ry.-- Wayne County Democrat.
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Ten years ago a wealthy farmer named
Simmonds, living near Newburg, on the
Hudson river, chad prcscntmcnl" that he
would die on the Goth day OF August, 1856
50 strongly was he impressed with the
strange idea that he regarded his decease,
at the time mentioned, as matter OF Ger.
tainty. He selected spot for his grave,
bought an iron railing to surround it, and
had tile tombstone and an elegant coffin
prepared and brought to his house. On
Thursday last, the day indicated by the
presentiment," he had clergyman and
an undertaken at hand, and at two O'Clock
in the afternoon, after having pertaken, with
his friends, Of hearty dinner, he went to
bed for the purpose of yielding up the ghost.
He tried his best to die. but couldn't; and
was at last obliged to confess that he had
been the slave of ridiculous halucnution.
1t is said that hundreds Of people aockcd to
his house to see him expire.
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RELIGIOUS ToLERATIoN IN MExGco.-The
following is The article added to the Mexi-
can Constitution granting religious toIera.
tion:
Is. No law nor order shall be issued in
the Republic, by authority, prohibiting or
hinderng the exercise Of any kind of rei-
gious worship; but the Catholic Apostolic
Roman having been the exclusive religion
of the Mexican people the Congress Of the
Union shall take care, by means 0 Just and
prudent laws, to protect it, in 81 far as this
protection does not prejudice the interests
of the people nor the ri hts Of the national
sovereignty.
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AWARDING COMMITTEES.

.... AWARDING COMMtI iEkS'
On Wonl-J G. Prenti3s, Horace Reed, L. T. Hine.
On Gardens-Wm. Frazer, A. B. Griffin, Dr. Beld-
On Horses-- Robert King, J. G. stevens, of Twins
burgh, Wilson Messenger, Conrad toWier' and James
On Ncat Cattle-Jas. F. King, of Howland, Trum-
bull county, Myron Barber, James Catiin, Harvey
Hotchkiss and Miiliman Brown.
of Bedford, Guy ahoga county, Ethan Aing of Twins
burgh. ,,,
Warl, Willis Strickland and Il. II. Morse.
On sheep-Finc Wool Joseph Angrll, Alva udall,
Carlton Goodale. Long Wool-llehry Chapman, l.
Phelps Roger II. Hitler.
On Muies and Swine--Lewis Pope, Mr.. lIulltt aud
Thomas Douthit.
On Cloths and other Household Manufactured Arti.
Mrs George e. bailey, Mrs. Erasmus Needham and
Mrs. +. ID. Parmele. Clasl B-Evan T.. Jones, A. w:
Loomis Miss +. A. Douthitt, Mrs. Daniel Cults and
On Bntter, Cheese, Sugar and Flour---S. R. Free
man, D. ID. Parmele, Mrs. Horace Reed, Mrs. james
| Crane and Mrs. JoAn Wadsworth,,
| On Fruits and Fiowers-Dr. Collins, ID. j. beards-
ley, Mrs Mary Ann b. Skinner, Mrs. David Smith
| and Miss j.. PiDney. FN
| On Grains and Vegetables-John Webbcr, Avery
| Cross and Henry Powell.
| On Miscellaneous Manufactured Articlcs-Phir
Boosinger, II. Burrows, Charles Green, Robert Wit
ter andW Williamson. =,
4 On Farming utcnsils--Wm, StedmNn, WIN. CrooKs
orville Blake, Z. r. Jaeger and H $. Johnson:
on Flowing B. solby, Jr., Lorin Higley and Geo
! w. Barclay. -,
| On Mowers. VIM. Goodman, Sherman Blake, w
! Strickland. Thomas Hough and Asa llawley. (
On Fowls-Peter Ewing, K. W Shepherd and Geo
Can1ald tTg E~- =.
| On Sweepstakes--B F. Waters, of Pennington, Mr.
Ashmun,o of Talmadgc, Lydia Underwood, -. 20. Hal
On Farms--L. Norton, G. Keene and s. Redneld.
T On Crops--The Board Of Government
| Discretionary Committee William Goodman, Thco
dore CLARK, DIV. Jennings; Erastus Cafter IT., ant
K J. B. King. A,. :
August se; 1856
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medicni ImnossIbIIilIes.

For long time certain class of diseases has bafed
the skill and practice Of the most emiBen members OF
the regular medical faculty. Foremost among these
We might Instance epilepsy or iullng fits. Happily
now by the skill and Inventive genius OF an eminent
chemstOf Baltimore, Nd, this disease has been brO't
within the means Of cure We nllude 70 the prepa-
ration called the Vegetable Extract Epilsptie Pills,
invented and prepared by Dr.. Seth S. Hanee, OF lO
Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd. Since their dscoV
cry many persons who had given up all hope OF
being eurod have been restored TO the
OF Iheir health. Prominent among these We might
ehunerate Mr.. Harrison LghuOOt, Of Huntsville, Ala
bama. Mr.. L. has suffered ms mueh from epilepsy as
any other person In the world; what it
was 30 pass week without having attack aud Of
ten failing In the streets OF Huntsville He isnOW full
restored and has not had attack for more than
year. pr. HAnces pills have been the sure cause OF
this cure. These pills also cure all Modification OF
Fits, Spasms, Cramps, &c and very service cable
for persons Of weak nerves. Dr. HaHee seLds them
TO any part of the country the receipt Of remit
lance. Prcc, 81: two SS twelve S2i;. Address
Seth s. lance, los Baltimore street, Baltimore. Nd.
52-lm
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NATIONAL POLITICAL MAP OF THE UNITEr
STATEs.-We have received from the pub.
Usher, CA RAENEY, l95 Broadway, New
York; National Political Map Of the Uni
ted States. All the States and Territories
are correctly and beautifully deineated.--
1t contains table showing the rank, popu
lation, electoral vote, institutions and com
parutive Importance of each State. 1t also
contains the platforms of the different polit
ical parties, and the letter of acceptance o
the several candidates as well Os their por
traits. It is valuable map for men OF al
parties. Price only 25 cents.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-09-04

The AMERICAN CIRcUs.--This fine es.
tablishment, under the management oi
SANDS, NATHANs g. Co., will exhibit in this
place on Friday, the 10Th day Of SePtem.
Der. Although we cannot speak positively
aoflthe excellence Of the many features an
nounced in the bills and advertisements,
we Gun emphatically say that we have never
seen any public amusement so highly luud'
ed by the Western press. This is the
9"show'' that contuins the wonderful per
forming elephants that stand on their heads.
The Cincinnati Commercial, in alluding to
this Circus, remarked as follows:
Pavilion, long before the hour ad.
vertised for the opening, was beseiged by Il
aidense crowd who, attracted by the fameoi the
company, were determined to seize time by
1.-The forelock in the scramble for tickets
io Very soon after the opening of the doors
= the vast interior of the Amphiiheater was
ffled to overfowing, and the performances
went off with mn eclat we have seldom seen
!, equalled., The elephants, in their perform.
ances, were as astonishing as the most san
:, .guine hunter up of the wonderful could de.
q sire; for once the bills told the truth; in brie
they surpass anything Of the kind ever be
fore exhibited; their various teats must bt
. Witnessed to be believed.
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In Common Pleas.
, Civil Act.Cn.
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l42,S36,OOO

In the British Islands, at last accounts,
the weather was unfavorahle, and the crope
looked we'll. In France there is some fear
cf a short crop, but any deficiency will be
largely supplied from the countries border
ing on the Mediterranean, and perhaps in
some measure from Russia. In Russia the
crops are reported us promising well. This
prospect of cheap bread is joyous one for
The toiing millions.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-09-04

eTGcn. Lewis Cass has written letter
positively consentins to be present at the
Democratic Convention to be held in Day
ton, Ohio, on the 18th inst. In his letter
Gen. Cass says:
"The present crisis Of our country de.
mands the eXertion Of every true Democrat,
aud shall return home without delay, after
he adjournment, to take my part 10 the pen
ding contest, upon the Issue Of rhich, in my
opinion, depends the permGn nee Of The Union
and the Consttkution."
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Civil ActiCn.

The Defendants in the above entitled cause. non-rcs-
dent3 Of this State, hereby notified that on the 4I
day Of August. \. D. 1856, the Plaintiff oc II. Wheel
rr ted his Petition in the court of commoh pleas Of
the comfy of Portage and state Of Oho and which Is
sill pending therein against said defendants, setting
forth that the first day of Nov 1851, Lucy Wheeler
sIld To James J.. Humason, twenty i've acres of land
situate in Mantua, Portage county, Chic, and known
being part OF lol No. 81. in said township for the
consde ration of $3.50 aud that said Humason executed
his five promSory notes therefor payable in two.
three. four and five years from April 9, 1882, with in
tnrest from Nov. 'Sal; and the said Humrson with
vi1w to secure the same and the purchase money OF
said premises executed n mortgage back to the said
Lucy Wheeler, dated Nov !. 1851, that said Wheeler
ut the request of the said Hnmason executed deed
OF said premises TO Jane II. Humason. wife OF the said
James j. HumGs0n, and that the 18th day Of March
1856 said HumasOn and wife conveyed said premises
to Horace Trafford excepting the said nortgaGeof u
cy Whe1lerS specifically rccitcd therein, ana whieh
the said Trafford then knew 10 have been given TO Sc
cure purchase money for said premises, which yet
unpaid. and that the Sd day of May 1856, Horace
Tra!Tord and Lucy NJ. TrafIord his wif2 executed
mortgage ofsaid premises to James J. HGmSson to Sc
cure the payment Of $529, according to certain note
referred 10 in snia mortgage and hch said mortgage
the said Humason has since assigned and transferred
to Samuel Qumby. And that the mo ortgages and notes
given TO Lucy Wheeler as aforesaid eye been as
aR6 6trGe of said notes are now due ah'i yet unpad
and that there is due him from the said James ],
Humason the and above al endorsements
and payments the sum of S2CG 20 and interest from
Nov. ], 1851 and praying that the said Humason may
pay said sum of S2G6 20 now claimed to be due and
interest from Ncv J. 1e5 or that said premises may
he sold TO pay the same. and SlO with interest after
Nov. ], 1851, to become due April2 9. 1859.
The said defendants hereby notified that they are
required to appear and answer said petition on or be-
fore the rd Saturday after the 10th day Of September
| 1856. J. L. e. II. G. RANNEY.
| August q. 1856, 52-6w Att'ys for PInntiE.
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FIRE IN Passive learn from the Dem.
ocr4t that on last Wednesday afternoon fire
was in some way communicated to the dry
fields of Mr.. Owen jones in Paris township,
about one and half miles from Newport
One hoystack was consumed, several fields
burned over, and some two or three thou
sand fence rails destroyed. The people raj
lied IN large numbers to check the spread oi
the fire, and only by the greatest eXertions
were enabled 10 save his building from con.
hagration.
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OF We had the pleasure yesterday to
greet our friend, d NJ. CLEwELL, late with
-Messrs. PRENTTss, HOPKINS g. Co of this
place, but at present member of the firm
of CHURCH & CLEwELL, Dry Goods dealers,
at South Bend, Inbinna. While we regret
losing from sour circle" such an everwel-
come friend, we rejoice at his prosperity,
and are confident that his business talent,
energy, enterprise und good heartedness will
give him that measure Of success of which
he is most truly worthy. The kindly re-
CARDS Of many friends will go with him to
his new home in the Vest Democrat
We cordially join hands with the Demo-
crdt in its expression Of good will and wish
es for the prosperity Of our friend CLEwELL.
May friends gather around, and success at
tend him in his new homo.
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STANDING ON THEIR HEAPS !
MOUNTAINS OF FLESH

The h1le demonstrating nicely &C training and
agility that hitherto have been considered utter in
| possibilities. These Two
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Public Discussion.

A public discussion OF the questions at
issue in the present campaign, will take
place at Mantua, between E. B. TAYLOR
and A. HART, Esqs., of Ravenna, some
time next week. The day upon which the
meeting will be held, has not yet been fixed
but 1t will probably be the latter part Of
next week. When the arrangements are
fully completed, notice thereof will be given
by hand-blls and through the papers. 1t
is hoped that people Of all parties will
attend.
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The SON OF DANIEL WEBSTER ON THE
STUMP FOR BUCHANAN. .--WhiIe the son OF
Henry Clay takes the stump for Buchanan
and Breckenridge in the west. the eldest
son OF the iIlustrous sage of MarshieId, is
doing the same thing in New England. He
;atey addressed large Democratic meet
Ing in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
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n THE New YoRK SPIRIT OF THE TINES
4 Many of our readers will, doubtless, be
pleased to hear that VIM. I. PORTER, Esq,
intends reviving this pleasant PERIODICAL
The first number will appear in few weeks,
and if we are to judge of its future merits by
its past, we feel no hesitation in saying that
every man who is interested in the turf, the
chase, fun and frolic, should send his name
70 the publisher, e as
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@We are under obligations to s. B.
SWAIN, the courteous and accomplished con-
ductor on the Cleveland g. Pittsburgh Rail-
road, for (avors done us at Cleveland. The
Railroad company baveno more faithful, vi
gilant or honorable agent along the road
May his train never be behind time.
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FEEER AYD AGTR ANlIlILlTOR

The proprietor has used this article In his own private
praetic1 fr several years. ana in has il failed
10 effect porf1ct care, when the direction has been
followed.
tts purely vegetable in II, composition, and being
mild In lis character, sadaptcd to Ages Sexes aud
constitutions. II be given with much safety t0
th' ihiuht as to the adult. IL needs eneOmium no
ohS array Of testimony to heraldts efficacy. Its merit
Hes within iisaf-and the invalid 1t will prove of
u0re valu1 than an oet1vO volume of certificates.
Prepared only by the proprietor, at Stanhope N ],
aud nune genuine without bis signature.
For sale by iluNELBAuoH & JENNINGS, sole agents,
for Ravenha, ohn.
CriItcndon and Knowlton, RraEkliH J. Befling
and Co., Randolph, IL. SpraEus, iTarrettsyile, j.
w. Foster, Manlua. g. Il G.. Il. Harmon, Aurora,
Grow Harmon, Newton Falls.
3j-Iy.
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A ROPE WANTED. The True American,
a Fremont paper published in Erie county,
Pennsylvania, uses the following most re-
voting and infamous language ..
"This twaddle about the Union and its
preservation is too silly and sickening for
any good effect. We think that the liberty
of single slave is worth all the Unions
Gods universe can hold -
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New T'ia:soging aIs,ablisgausent


AT RAVENNA, OHIO.
4 NDREW POE would respectfully in.
"A farm his friends aud the public that he has TAX
the store atly occupied by j. G. ariIon in Coliiis'
Block, where hu has the largest stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
ever brought TO this town, consisting of Frcck and
Dress Goats, Sack Goats, Pants ard Vests, in f,c
every thing that belongs to Gent!eman'5 Furnishing
Establishment. Also, large stock of Cloths, CASH
mcrcs, Vestings, Hats, Caps &c.
Having secured the services Of It sk'ftl CUTTER SIR
Poe s rsiy to make to order garments Of every
scri ,ton, and he assure all who pntronize him.
that in r.gard to qiity o goods sL lie, excellence Of
fitting aud price, they will be perfectly satisfied.
n-PAIl garments made warranted to it.
TPParticular attention paid 10 cutting.
RuvenEn, Auyust %. 1856
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OF Mrs. Fly Indignantly denies that she
ever had a breeze with her late husband.
"He was too short-winded." she says. "The
only kind Of blowing / ever had with him
was with pair Of bellows, to get the wind
into his lungs after a long walk. Poor
creature /! i hope he's gone where there's
plenty Of air." as s,4, ss 'h
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Notice.
TNVIEEUs
DERRY RICHERSON. whose nlnce

l. residence Is unknown, is hereby notified that
Lucy Ann icherson did. the 18th day OF July, 1888
o her petition in the Office of the Clerk Of the Court
of Common Plens within and for the county of Por-
tage and state of Ohio chareing tho said Perry Richer
son with gross neglect Of duty and cruelty towards
said Perry Richerson, which petition will stand foi
hearing at the next torn fxoid Court.
.s J. L. d II. C. RANEEY, +
August IA, Is56-6w Au'yR for petitioner.