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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-13
GREAT CsY AND NO WOOL.
n IIE DIENIX DCOK STORE bas III

A AMBROTYPES.- William B. Matthews
IA takes great pleasure in Announcing to the public
his new style of pictures. They are taken upon plate
glass ana srpass thing of the kind before
offered to the public For softness of finish grada.
tion of onr. they rivaled. and permanent
as time presenting every feature with surprs dis
inctness and beauty of delineation. No one should
all to have pneof these faithful likencsses.
Ravcnna. Oct 10.
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BOStwiek a. BcaIty'S SOIiIOQuy.
Or ShakspsGr's Original Tert Corrected, and .s1.
HAMLET Taken Down a Peg.

... HAMLET Taken Down reg.
To sell. or not to sell, that is the questions
Whether. tits better for the poekel, to sufer t-
The sales of Others TO increase their fortune,
Or place our goods a tide of opposition. ~ "
And, by opposing. beat themi That is-tO sell
Much more; Hndbv that sale, To- say we gain
Our many wants, aud the thou sand rusty dollars
That We labor for; 'gis a conslmatiOn
DevOuty to he wished; Those GOods-SO Cheap
So cheap it seems dream; ay, howAS the truth,
For when they come % look, that dream will pass
When We have offered up our iairest goods;
Then give US pause. There's little use
To pay such profits, through so long life,
For who wcud give their cash. their scrip on time,
Their glorious cUrn their plump and golden wheat,
Their tons Ofspic! cheese. their apples fair,
Their sweet and yellow butter, and their eggs
To those who shave 80 closely that II takes
A man well skilled to make good his escape ,
With bare skin. Who would their produce bear,
To those who shave you through so dear u life
But from the fact that we do cheapest sell
| The crowded No. :. to whose doors III. ...t..
All customers return, puzzles the rest,
And makes them rather tread the paths they have,
! Than run on ours that they know not of.
| nut conscience has made feeling men of us,
| And hero we getOur strength of resolution: ~. B.
| Do to others as others should do to you.
| -.. H Look you now,
Kind frcnds,-pcople of our prisons,
| BE both our names remembered.
| Decl5 B0STWICK & BEATTY.
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~ t4, HSenGte Chamber, Ohio, y4prl 5th, 1854
cps j. G. AYFR-' Honored Sir have made a thor
ouQ trial Of fhe CATBARTIc P4s left by your agent,
and have een cured by them Of the eadf1 rheumatism
under which he found suffering. Tie first dnse re-
lieved ME, and few subsequent doses have eniTey
removed the disease. feel in better health now tIan for
years before which attribute entirely TO the effects
of your CArHARTIc Pills. Yours with great respect
Il ,T@t.s EJga Ia ,.sif LUCIUS b. METCALF."
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T.GREENlS ADV.S'
Goods.

I HAVE just opened large Stock of Hats
i and caps Of all kinds, drectfrom New York City,
and bought for consisting OF silk Hats, broadway
style, Drab Beaver, Black and Drab soft Hats, Pana-
ma. Leghorn, and all kinds of straw hats for men and
boys the handsomest Hats aud Flats for little boys
and girs that can be found in the county. Call and
examine the goods, know the price will suit at No
Phenix Block. May 10, 1855 T GREEN.
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Lama Warrants.

The undersigned will open the business of desIing
In Land Warrants; and viii purchase any amount
highest market price. 2Ss y.ss x
viii beIonnd at the Law once Of r.. b cosAxr,
Esq No. 8, Phoenix Block, OF at any timein my abs
'''0i NJ II. PkfMrks.
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FROM MRS. MlGIAM S. PARRISH,
!, Who enjoysa wide putation as Physician and
Nurse. She writes: ~ an using your Raehs Ameri-
can Coulpourd'' in my raciice, for Nervous and
ScrofulOus AfectiOns, with fleet 1t Quiets
the patients nerves, while relieving the Of hack
Ing aud wearing cough. 1t also plt'acs no eb od. ]
believe it sovereign remed! for All cases of MRS
ing Sore Mouth and NIPPLES also used it in one
case of Eryspelas, and found it the best thil had
ever used. Half bottle gave fun relief for lie p.es
ent. The patient Is very anxious to have more. In
fact, through the recommendations of those who have
used il. have had numerous calls for it. Please
send me a box OF your medicine, and will pay you
for the sume.
P.S. You may make whatuse you please of this
letter, as have waited for and certain results
before writing you.
Evansville. st. Lawrence co., y. May 81, 1855.
ERYSIPELAS OR SCR0FULA. IJt
Mr.. Thomas Gould, Of Aurora, n. Y. writes May
Sd 1855 that his SON. aged three years, has Geen suf-
fering for more than year with an eruption
bling both Scr0fua N Eryspelas, and after trying
all the popular different schools OF doe
toIs that his entirely cured with bLtIcs
of "Bach's American Compound"
+"I FROM GEO. w. CRAY. D5" -
Gents;-I think your'' Bach sAmerican Compound
the most valuable of medicines. My wife has been
has afflicted her for years, and my daughter ofnn a.
larming Cankered JHOMth and Throat. My daughter
did not use half bottle, which cured her entirely,
Any of the above persons named, will answer any
questions as to our statements,
I11t &.,# TO TNVALIDS.H 'H..a.1E
This Compound contains as a great healing element
a COMPOUND Fluid Extract of Bdoch Drop or Cancer
Root, long known to the Indian as never failing
curefo Scrofulns Consumption ilunors OF the Blood.
and for Chronic n1amatton; and is now for the first
time given to the public. Iis secret preparation
as formulas furnished to Physicians. We only
ask one trial. Our medicine stands upon it's o,on
merits alone. t+ ~AH....- ~ -.@1U ttp'
tCktTIoN.-Each bottle he .eafter will bear the Eac
smis Of p. v. X. Coventry & Co., the large sale al
ready reached renders impossible to give written
signature 70 each bottle, was intended. Buy of
liable dealers. For sale by all dealers In medicine,
at per bottle, ak bottles for S. and at whole
sale by NJ Ward, Close E. Co.. New York
T. V. r. COVENTRY & CO., Sole Proprietors,
Ravenna, Dec. |. lS55-Gw.g ~ Auburn, N. Y.
Agents for Ravenna. L. SWIFT, and A. BELDlNG.
General Agent, GAYLORD & Co.. Cleveland
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is NJ z 9soi& y Dentistry. 2a9i e}'a
tyr. A. A. Harris Dentist; OF

EUyfyyX Ltfce in the Ph@nix Block over &. n.
AI1J Richnrdson's Hardware Store,
Begs most respectfully to return he sine thanks
to the Inhabitants Of Raycnha and syicntys for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon him during the past
year and trusts attention.t 10 befayorcd
with heepntiBncd support ofhs friends, andassurcs
them thatitwill evefbe his give
satisfaction In all work entruAisd 70 him., lyork
warranted. v. y St'stV@ astR
Rsvsnna ,Peb. ~. iess H-M
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DOSTWICK & BEATTY have just re-
- ceivcd lot of fol ding umbrellas for travellers,
they be folded so as to put them Ia trunk, car
pet-bag. over coat p,cket and when it is necessa
ry to use them, can be opered in momcrt when
thcy ready for firm and strong any ordi-
nary umbrella. Those who expect tn trhvef-in the
snring, rmenber where they can be found.
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.-aE HELBIBOLD'S. sg5 bad 5gs
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED r.
Compound d Fluid Extract

- n IN - "A ~ N IL IL N,
For purifying theBlOod rsmo ing arisiHg
from cEoess 0f .hererg, exposure and fmPrHdeaes
in life, chronic constitutional disease, arising
.r from an impure state If the Blood, aud the f't
only reliable and efeetUdi kR0pH rem-
edgJOr thecure Of SeroJutd, Salt 2
Rhsan,, ScGid Head, Uieerations II.
Oftke Throat and Legs. Pains 9-'
and SIR eiHRgs of the B0nes, stetl. nf,
Tstter, Pimpies on the
H,, Face, aud al Sediy E. .pls"
raptiOHs of the Skin.
This article is now prescribed hy some of the mos
distinguished Ply sicHnsn the country and has proved
more efficient in practice than any preparation ofSar
saparliA yet offered to the public Several cases OF
secondar! Syphilis Mercurul and rofulous diseases
have entirely recovered in the incurl wards of our
Public Institutions which had for many years resisted
ever mode of trcatmeBtthat could be devised These
eases furnish striking examples of the salutarl effects
ofthS medicine in arrcsting ofthe most nveter-
ate diseases, after the glands destroyed and the
bOnesalready affected.
NOTlCE.--Lettersf from responsible Physicians and
Professors ofsoveral MedicaColegcs, and certificate
of cures from patients will be found accompanying
III Preparations. -l.. oltH 80 Il
Prices, Fuid Extract of Buchu, 81 per bottle,
bottles for So. rlt''i'rI gHE : af sg gl
Prices, Flud Extractsarsaparilla, 81 pcrboItlc, or
6bettles for IS. fz F." +sea .sv7't4. ~
equal in strength to gallon Syrup of Sarsaparia
Prepared and sold by II. T. HELMBOLD, Chemist,
263 ChcstnutSt. the Grard House. Philadelphia:
TT To be had ofo. L. DRAKE, Freedom, Portage
County Ohio, and Of Druggists and dealers EVERY
whore. All Letters directed 10 the Proprietor or Ageh
wllreceive immediate attention. tune9 44-1yrs
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TARM FOR SALE.-The well kno v
TEETH ! TEETH!

nOCT. SPELMAN would inform the cit
~ liens of Portage County that he has returned to
BavenHa, and fitted up rooms over Doctor Swft's Drug
Store for the practice OF his profession, where he will
he happy to wait his old friends, and many
ones us will favor him with their patronage.
Doct. S. has had more experience than any other
Dentist in this vicinity. and as much as any one in
Northern Ohio. In addition to this, during his alb
sence he has come in contact with. and learned Tho
manpulatinns of some of the most distinguished Den
fists in the Union, that he consider himself bette
aualihed for the practice of his profession than If
had remained In Ravenna. Still, he learns wi
great satisfaction 10 himself, that the work which
has hitherto done is in every way satisfactory to tn
wearer, and some of it has stood the test of man
years. w I. .
There are gold filings in this county which he inser
ted than eight years ago, which, to all appearance
are good as finscrcd but yesterday. The same is
true of mis- artificial teeth. and he refer the needy
to hundred persons. who think their artificial quite
as good rs the natural organs.
DOct. S. pTdes himself on being on ofthe Uery fen
surcessfuL manufacturers of ipcorruptble mineral
teeth, in Ohio. And well he may, as this branch OF
the profession is, yet, little understood though
now taught in every Dental College in the Union ena-
bes him to restore t. the mouth its original shape and
contour as well as impartng character and individu
ality to the teeth.
Doct. s. is now permanently located in Ravenna,
where he can be consulted TithOH& charge: and his
prices for work will be found reasonable as that
sny rcputnLe Dentist in the country, but he will not
Dentists. who are "whpping the cat'' from door to
door whom charge cXorbi ant prices for work
that is absolutely worthless, nay. positive injury to
the patient while another class, who have sense e.
nough to know their inability. content with anv
price which they obtain for their services. which
wo1ld be very dear the patient, frendered eraut-
ousIy. BIT. SPELMAN.
Ravenna August 1st. 1855. Iy.
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LATEST. ARRIVAL YET?

Anbthef stock or FALL AND WINTER GOODS
MUCHlarger. and dTWENTY-TWO o and ONE HALF
PER CENT CHEAPER We HAPPENEDto to be in
IA,T5kss yhlae goods were Cling at MANUFAC-
1s good as our nei9hbors and spposed to M as far
~ yenturedto invest about TEN THOUSAND DOL.
kARS 70 conrmsnce our winter trade with The goods
have c1mnenced rolling in, and we shall be ready 10
pass them over TO customers abors fast as they are
opened, for we have only to name the price, and they
eta eonsl Come one and all an select what yon
kAnt, PRENT1Ss, n sPKINs. e Cd.
n rs. II any OF our neghboIe no BUY FOR
gAEHysfsl Msrto ootsgws ~ II sell them a.
sedTtysf J7ssts -.psI.AE-th retailthem.
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DOSTWICK g. BEATTY ON CORN
~ "You that have corn to sell, prepare to sell it
uow.n ,-.
We have large and airy ware house in which We
can store much corn. Will the people fiji it for us
forgood payY Please answer by bringing on the
corn. bec15
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FEBRUARY AND MARCH APPOINT.
MENTS.
DR.. Hardman,

Dr. HARDMAN treats Consumption! Bronchitis
Asthma Laryngitis and all diseases of the throat and
Lungs hy Medcated Inhalation The great point Ia the
treatment of all Human maludes s TO get at the dis
ease in a direct manner. II medicines are estimated
by their action upon the organ requiring relief Thii
is the important fact upon wEie Inhalation is based.
lfthe stomach is diseased. we take medicine directly
into the stomach Ifthe lungs diseased breathe
inhae medicaed vapors directly into the lungs. Tn
reason why consumption and other diseases OF tho
lungs have heretofore resisted Gl treatment. has been
because they have never been approached in direct
manner by medicine. They were intended to act upOI
the diseased lungs and yet were applied TO the st0T
acb! Their actor. intended TO be local, ANDY o
they admin tered, that they coudOnly action
stutionaliy. spending their immediate action upon
the unofendine stomach whilst the foul ulcers within
the lungs were unabAted!
INHALATION brings the medicine in direct contact
with the disease the disadvantage of any vio.
lent action. Its application is simple ii may be
used by the youngest infant and feeblest invalid 1t
does derange the stomach orintercre In the least
with the strength, comfort and business ofhe patient
IT ? No charge for consultation.
Case of X. y. Lacey, Of Stow, Summit Co. Ohio.
Early last Spring Mr.. lis lungs were highly irri-
tated by the inhalation of lime DUST whilst engaged
In sowing il over his wheat fields. This was followed
by hacking cough, expectaration of purulent mat
ty. indeed all the usual symptoms Of consumption -
prescribed for him on the 26th Of September last
andn lcss than two months all the formidable symp-
toms had disappeared. When last saw him he en-
jOyed vigorous health. ssJt eEi tetsgae' .st
The above Is correct statement Of the results OF
Medeated lrhalation in my case, and lean heartily
recommend tito the suffering invalid. H. LACEY.
inaI formulas used in the Brompton Hospital Londou
No charg for ltatiOn
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nold Weather! Cold Weather reminds us

pORK! !PORK!-Bostw:ck g. Beatty will
pay the highest market price for pork in cash or
goods when the farmers ready to Kill; also for but
ter, drledapples, and produce generally.
RnYnn nm. Oct IL = ~ -.---- 4 , .
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t,SWlFT'S blVS,

COUGH REMEDIES.-Halr Balsam,
" Wistar's Wild Cherry. Duncans Espeeoraut,
Jaynes do. Sellers cough Syrup, Lococks Pulmonic
Waters, Wyncoops Iceland Pectoral, Brants Pulrno.
nary Balsam, Mitchells Syrup lpecac, Lives Syrnp,
Cough candies, Ayers Cherry pectnral, Swuynes
Wild cherry, GINSENG Panacca. Halls cough Remedy
Rogers liverwort and Tar. Faulkner's Elixir, Dengs
cough BaIsam, FoIgcrs Olosorain, Cod Liver oil,
Jacksops Syrup, &c, &C., at
Nov. II, 1855. Swtfts Drug Store.
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M ACHINE Spread, Strength Plaster
LII Wedgewood mortars, wedgewood tunnels, bath
brick, ,hrick dust, sponge from Sc to$ tper ounce,
Ash bone, bird seed salts oflenon, LIP ruE, smelling
salts, shaving cream, cologues, hal YES, Oils and
brushes amber rlustra hair beautNer lavender per-
fume, soap cakes and bars, transparent soap balls,
handk fextincls. Aavoring extracts. &c.at
Ravenna, July Z, 1855 SWlFT'S Drag Store.
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F,W. SEYMOURiS ADV'S.
NEW GOOD s

NE w q OOD y
~ w. SEYMOUR is now receiving
IL large variety Of goods suitable for spring aud
summer. which he oasrs al reduced prices Ihe loi,
lowing Goods were DO ghtat very low hEures ana
be sold ct smallproat He would invite his friends
aud customers to cal Hand examine his now goods Pc
fore making their purchases elsewhere; Dress GOODS
- lawns, beraaees, tissues berage delalhs, gina,
WIDTHS few patterns fancy dress silks al Is per yard
ribbousa nice lot Of bonnet ribbons and all widths,
velvet fancy goods carpets hats ahd caps boots AUG
shoes linen coats wall paper, sheetug, broad cloths,
fancy cAsslmeres, and fancy Veslngs, shawls large
variety OF bopncis, Ofal kinds, ardware, groceries
and eFockery. at W SEfNOUh's-
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ACH'S
A M < z. I G A N
COMPOUND.

THE NEW VEGETABLE REMEDY.
STATE OF NEW oRK, Cayuga County. ss.
One of tho 0rn Of r. v X. Coventry & Co., ofth
city OF Auburn, b., ing duly sworn, says the following
certificates are g1L Ipe, and were given BY tho sr
sohs by $hom they nrport 10 be sgned. .-..--t.
Subscribed aud sw, III before me, II. T. COOK,
Justice ofthe Peace, Cayuga county.
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9 ILKS, SILKS-Black, plaid, striped and
~ changeable Silks, the largest assortment in the
county and will leave It to the ladies 10 say ftey
not the cheapest. Call and see them.
Oct. 6 H0RR E Co.
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HATS--We have large stock of Mems
IL and Boys Hats ef all styles, just in from New
York which we wish to SELL the prices will suit any
one.
Sept 25. .... AVH0RR & co.
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!. swift, and Curtis fatcD, haYenna.
ID. Packard. Advertising cominercal Agent.i5t
GOATS-BLACK, BROWN, AND Blue
~ Dress. Frock and Sack Goats. Also afafee stock
ofBusness Goats. Of NOS, PHGNlx REoCK.
SUMNER COATS Farmers Satin, Lhs.
~ ter, Whiteand Brevn dl.siSE s |, o1ts; y, st
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THE CANADA's NEWS.

The extracts which make this morning from the Eng
sh papers received by the Canada will be found TO be IN
eresng The speech Of Lord Derby will attract specai
attention. containing exceedingly caustc criticism OF
the Queens speech His lordshp ayailed himself OF the
largest exercise Of the freedom of debate and rdcoea
ministers whom he holds responsible for the sins oil com
mission and omission In the Queens speech with biting
sarcasm and pungent humor The extracts from the Lon
don papers particularly the Times and Post full Of
abuse and Misrepresentation of government that they
would excite indignation If their very of malgny
did not render their vtuperaon harmless to excite
other than feelings Of disgust The article from the Lon
don News win be found to be of entirely different char
acterbeng characterized by lberay and good sense,
and administering manly and wetimed rebuke TO the
liberal and malicious assaults of the Times and Post
The tone of these two latter papers differs from that Of thu
speeches Clarendon and Pamerston from which we gave
extracts yesterday Although those speeches far from
being satisfactory yet they indicated much less vndie
tive and hostile spirit than the Times AID Post The i'm
preston likely be made upon the public mind in this
country by the reading of the extracts alluded to vii
scarcely be favorable TO speedy and amicaole aaJust
ment of our pending difficulties with Great Britain !"
that which existed before the arrival of the Canada
need hardly add however, that our government Is no
likely to change its policy in any respect on account
any thing contained in the speeches in Parliament or IN tn
abusive comments of the London journals There VIII b
no wavering the adherence of the administration 10 ~
construction of the Clay treaty, nor will there
be any departure from the position already taken on tb
recruitment question. If peaceful relations with 3rea
Britain are maintained Twill be done consistently VIII
our national rights and honor. These we know VIII d.
maintained at every hazard
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SAM AND SAMBO.

In late number Of the Albany Argus find LEADING
article in relation TO the present coalition against the dem
ocraic party, which contains many points which cannot
too frequently be brought to the public gaze In the cOu
Of the article referred to, the Argus Gays:
The republican party IN fact in States except Ns'
York, Is aggregation Of dark lantern lodges "
leaders grand hieh-priests OF Hndooism. Wilson n
Banks OF Massachusetts, and Campbell and Ford OF Ohio
6oste alike, and in turn, republican and nothing
tars Know-nehngsm cordially lends s aid elect tbos
devooes Of antisavery republication N the Office
governor Of Ohio, and Wilson OF Massachusetts, 10 h
the United States Senate. Republication repays the d
by supporting those shining lights OF HindooisFord for
lieutenant Of Ohio and Campbell Of Ohio and b
forwards Ranks Of Massachusetts for the speakershp Of h'
House Of Representatives.
"The facts which have trsnspired establish this Popo
and it' ditincrs end rroeripf;.s docrises II ,eN Pr
add 70 s credible osf orery republican dogmas. Whsrsr
this done the two factions cordially cooperate Repaid
canism nowhere objects to know-noshngism si OF b.
Il s know nohngism IL II the sewadrs
publican abolition doctrines Hence the evidence copdu
that The pretence Of repubcansu In certain ocait
here in New Yorko hostility The doctrines Of know
nottingham h the sheerest hypocrisy. In every such local
~, the darklnutern lodges would adopt the antsav
creed republication would cordially and lovingly frsrn
with them, without exacting recantaton Of Hudoosm.
other words republication hates know not BE-
Of m doctrines but simply in and localities vhe
the latter hates Sewards. Whenever and wherever bO
endorse sewardsm, Sam and ambo immediste
embrace"
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THELAsr NOVELTY IN NRw Yoars Ne CLIP the
following ffom the New York Express:

THLasr rHEArHcab NOVELTY IN NEw Yoarr- W. clip the
following fom the New York Express;
We have never witnessed more extraordinary AFFAIR
at theatre than the present spectacle the Broadway
The Of this establishment has been rahe eccentric
this well for the hucuaon Of its patronage as
the unaccusomed character Of exhibitions The house
has alternately been either entirely deserted or nternt
teuty mobbed Nisnow In the latter predcament nightly
The "atcon there at present certainly exceeds any
similar effort We have it's exciting clements The
London have from time time resorted 10 cat
aracts Of real water and landscapes actual In the
way Of varieties whilst some Of the Partisan antiquities
have brought out" corpses robbed from the charnel
houses and other equally extraordinary "propcrtiesn to
heighen their impressive effects But il remained Cor the
management Of the Broadway surpass these its new
spectacle of Herne the Hunter The excitement Of wit
Messing this successful spectacle is be paraeled
by any ordinary, extraordinary play It is an at
tempt 70 exhibit drama Of real life The excitement OF
IS no Fictitious matter; there Is makebeieve about IT.
kbreakng is reality in IT, One sees the blood reek
and the carcasses borne or holder stroke OF heat
effect attempted in H. too BY Including The audience
with the actors IN the pers Of the piece Whether It be
considered that the entire stud OF Nixon and MYERS Is likely
TO go according TO the usual way Of perverse horseeh
and drive out over the ootigh tbdt the exhibition OF
the actual CONGREGATIONS" may indeed be Mt all times
readily subdued until the spectators made into saus-
ages one s compelled feel disposition 10 be wide awake
for rush, TO extent seldom suggested IN other pieces
The house. have said OF course crowded for this
Is not the legitimate bnt the aeiadi drama.