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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-23
MARRIED.

3r RSSIDE-WALD0-In this city, on the 21st inst BY
the Rev. Mr stebbins, Mr.. o. p. BuRS sfDR Esq, Of
Freeport. Ill.,, and Miss HELEN 0. WALDO OF this city
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-23

SUFFERERS with Diseases Of the Bladder Kidneys Gravel
oropsy Weakness &c. Read advertisement in another
column. headed .'Helmbold's Genuine Preparation"
in5O
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r. C G. A. Wright's Frangipanni,
TIE ETERNAL PERFUME
FFanRipnnni Extract,
do Soap,
do Pomade,


This Elegant and Fashion able perfumerv from the La
borat0ry OF Messrs, r. &. A. WaGHT Philadelphia Man
dfacturers of the Celebrated Gold Medal Perfumery.
For sale by y. ROBINSON,
ly4T. STARKWEATHER & CO.
Kenosha
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GLASS wARE

GLASS WARE,
CONSISTING in part of Syrup Bottles Molasses
~ Cans, Iumblers-a large variety. Butter Dish
es, Flower Vases, Sugar Bowls, and Creamers. Cob
lets, Glass Toys, &c, just opened by
STARkWEATHER s. Co.
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Cr,,snI R.ek seIs Ground.

A FRESH supply of Groceries Of all kinds iusi
N receive aud selling cheaper than the ebeapesi
Al she new sioTe Of OF BROWN * WEkS-
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n q. OGo POUNDS OF BUTTER for which We
1 viii paw the highest maakes price.
BROWN & WEEKS.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-04-30
Non.Imtcrferencc.

, No one can doubt the seriousness Of the
people of. Missouri in The discussion Of the
policy Of emancipation Of their slaves. No
one eau doubt that the tide of Northern
emigration will in time tffert what is SO de-
sirable for the prosperity Of that Stale, the
prPdominance ofihe free farmers and their
enterprising occupation Of It's rich lands
Emancipation is there Ritatedigst where II
cdnht 10 bsSin, aud n1tlin States where il
does not exist. The outside pressure Of ub-
olition agitation in the Northern States has
always had csriHing effect upon the South.
erpStuies Of Kentscky. Virginia and Missouri
afat is the history of the past. II steps
tOS7wt, the ensanSfstitn, Of the slaves
hidteen let alone by Eoriherp fanatics, nc
one can but believe that the resistance o.
SHAREHOLDERS would have, been far less, tol
the policy Of gradual emancipation. They
will not be driven or persqadsd by abolition
spras+sre. IL Is .pdbin HE '.lai!lre Of man To
lei oulside in.erferehce control his domestic
affairs. Let Missouri alone. Go then ant
buy her cheap lands, IL you Will settie
thern, but, let abolilioRfsts, out Of her, 5ot
ders, cease attempting to compel sentiment
there, which II let dione win be health,
and decided one, in time, for free agains
slave kbor.-FLa,n Dealer. 'a ''n-
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idver,isenlept.1

a
To THE MlLLIoN.--Prof. Wood, Of ST.
Eouis, has, after years of deep study and un
tirng research, succeeded ID presenting to the
public .an article superior to any now in
use, aud indeed il is truly wonderful dis
covery-we advert to his Hair Restorative;
the only article that has been completely
successful in cheating age Of his gray locks,
re moving dxndfuff, itctfkg, ecrofula, &c.
It restores the gray heaied to More thsn
original beauty; aud adds new lustre to. locks
already lusuriane harjng effect coarse,
Harsh hair se reiIaGr il glossy and watery;
iasiens permanently hair that is loose or
falling, and many other qualities which viii
become known as sosn as used, ,.sn "a
The tffte{6f nanEind d -sfhgElarlS dc.
yeloped in the keeping and arrangement ol
the hair; perhaps from the fact that it is the
only portion OF the human body that we can
train in any way we choose; how Important
then, huving this portion left TO our care
that we should use all means science has
T! puced in our hands to render it beautiful
and permanent. Ifyou would have beauti
ful hair, glossy hair, permanent hair, hail
| with it's natural color elegantly preserved Il
extreme old age, don't fail to purchase
Woods Hair Restoratiye.4-Daity IoUd
State Gazette. @ April %, 1851 I'm.
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~. :.A5ssrilssnent.
e'Esa lDSDos cos ;fssE 4 'leI' s

.7ssJoz7ss7;c'sNi =, ..' GIN.
liAhTssouLLED srinuLAsT, 4sifErIc AnD
TONIC SsEisoVhsyt. Ssp An AsEEsAsLE ARo-
HATIc sAE:TiaY 1EyERAGE. ~ ]
beg 10 call the attention OF Southern
Snd Western merchants 70 ghe superior mer-
lie OF tlIis exquisite rasdipl.
- Il is pore extract of the Italian Juniper
Berry, distilled from The very best Of Eng.
lish groin, under the surveillance OF the
13rifishi Esahe laws, and has been port
.nouneed By ihei medical faculty Of Great
Britain aud the UHitcd States 10 be the, best
and The eafest alcoholic stimulant ever Of.
fefed TO the public. -nn, 1ef-ar. ..---r. ~,
s. Il isused with great success in cases Of
DYsPEPslA, GoUT, RHEUMATIsM, DRoPsY,
GRAyEL, CoLIc, CHoLERA, fEyER AND AGUE,
STRUCTURE, DIsEAsEs OF THE URisARY On
CANS, EPII EPsY, &c. siirfl ..rfa. iau .7ss
IL Is also delicious tonic beverage, and
by its peculiar favor (so different from 0iher
giur) Is universally esteemed BY all who
/. use IL. ,ia ~. ,a iatsisq as....e r.,
1 The following, rmong thousands Of
similar kind, is from so reliable and valuable
a source, that we rive 1t plaee:-- ....iii
New YoRK, Sept %, 1855.
y To Col. +. G. CHARLEs:-MYDEAR SIR
Under some circumstances we recommend
! Holland Gin rs medicine. As yours con-
tains much lufger quantity Of Juniper, 1
think il preferable urtic3e. IT rs rAE shE5s
IaRTicLR OF THE KTKDI HAVE SEEN, r.
4 FAEEsTinE MorT, III. ID.
+ Obeware Of poisonous mixtures, manu-.
/ faetured in imitation, and sold as LONDON
CoRDiAL ,Gikl! ~, f.~4 .f.. .,a, .l.-
] The records Of the Custom houses in the
cities Of New York, Boston and Philadel. /.
phia, chow that, CHARLEs' LONDON CoRpIAL
sGrs is the gply LopdOp .fia rseklg&mported,
and seld in bottles. A recent controversy
'fp the New York papers has demonstrated
/, ,hnt up, to that date, 10 wit, the beginning Of
!. November lrFi, the only importation of Ion
don Cordial &inieser fnade, except BY our.
Selves, kasibeen two pipes imported 10 1855
! On the credit OF these two pipes, which
would fll only q few handred bottss,. over
d LVhe EaHtred thousand dozen, If noxiOus
mixture, called London Cordial Gin have
= been spread oil over this Continent, and
4 sold at cost 90 per cent. below the cost of
Importation Of London Cordial Gin, by one
concern; wtiiist anolheg,. who represent
themselves agents for "Booth q Sedgwtct,
Of Itpnd9n," "BAp.EEyEk iMPoRTEp ONE DROP,
pnd yet have hodaed the whole South and
West with their SO called LONDON GIx.
The genuine CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL
Gin is for sale in Quarts at one dollar, and
/ p;nts a, fifty gents, byaaiI 9Bggisis and
Grocers. Re eure that, though styled" f.ot,
DON CORDIAL Gin; "sitis absolutely Charles.
! To escape oduIterated and poisonous mix
lures, il does not suffice that the urticle be
labeled LONDON CGRDfGI GiS, BAt be Ger.
tain that i: is CHARLES. None other y
genuine. n. ...sss 9 rs.. n q.
i For sale by the Importer and Proprietor,
A EDMUND C. CHARLES,
..3 3, rs' No 40, Broadway, New York.
March 10, lS57.-3tn.fgI HgrlA =
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4 49,
The AexYOtk EzprEk.t 10 nOtiei1s ths
nuIIiaSslids BOLTON fssG .istIOn ~ sny'
By the BIask,RepubIieh Lsgislitu5f says;
The State may ihDllify u ind. tcbeR IL
pleases; bot we. o. tisnhsttsn Island belong
TO the Union,a aud the whole Union. and
shalf execute the ilws and processes Of the
Union, no matter how mneha party mSjorily
10 the State msy opder us to nuIlily.. When
Justice Nelson, or Judge Betts- gives Capt.
Rynders United States process, there are
In this city and Brooklyn full sixty lbpussBd
men Ia drlns 10 f6it6w fiim and to enforce
il. NIllify swsy, then, up in Albany! When
the drum and fife sound, the metropolis ol
the Union ranges under the star-spungled
banner in mighty, bard dstesl sicdgehssstiei
masses. .-f,sr (. ...z-
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rtftfkp BURNED TO DEATH The dwell
ing house oi Abraham Snyder, Himishllcn
tuwuship, in Stark coun,y.pbou, one mile
apd a,h4lf s"uth east Of Lnoi'vilif,r .~as de
stroyed Jy fire Oh Sunday evening, and a
child WIS consumed Th parents has. gone
to the barn to iotd, and fastened fhe door to
keep the children in the house. Wbfh they
di> covpredthe hruse To be on fire they open.
ed the kitchen dnr, where the chldten tx.
c"pt the youngest. year and halr old. had
taken refuge, hrVitg been driven from the
sit,ing.room by the fire. The room in
which the child ID b,en left was so on fire
that it was impossible to enteF itTt;d rescue
the little one.- Co!am5us at:SaT;,. .'
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OJ The Detroit Free Press gives an ac
count OF terrible accident which occurred
lately near that city, which resulted from
the use Of camph''ae. A glass lamp. fll9d
with tie con bust BILE fluid, was upset, a, d
being dashed To pieces upon table, the
ifsmes caught the dressed OF three girls, who
were burned terribly. One Of them has
since d,ed. 1t is wonderful why people will
81 continue tn use this dangerous article,
Which has caused ks.deSth 6fhundreds.
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NI\l,I,II.I).

q In Rlvenna, on the 2lst inst, by Rev. j.
Fl Eobert, LUTHER WHITNEY, OF Toledo,
and Miss ELI2. BETH GAME. oi II tyenna.
: In Charlcstown, on the 90 | inst, by Rev
7. 4. Plnney, Dir. ALLEN y. STEEL, OF RI
VIENNA, and Miss SARAH JANE M9ERs, Of the
former place. IT,.
In Palmyra, on the llth ult, by Samuel
9. Calvin, Esq Mr.. BESJvM,s A. HAzzARb,
0fP.lmyra, to Miss GATAHAGLsE l.. ByEEs
OF Deertfeld.
On the 23 ult., by the same, Mr.. TgoMAs
ScHuLTZ,, OF Dcrrtield, Tto Miss SU; AN
MONROE, OF Pdimyra. ,'.
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DIED.

, -... J)IlID. s.. r. ...
60 ihiswillage on the 9Th list, BENJAMIN
CoLEG ~, son Of H4nry and S,rah Jain,s,
ug.d five yeurs and eight months.
III Cleveland. ON the 24 h inst. ADA Ms
LISA, infant daughter Of A. R. Vance, de.
ceased, and Melissa Vance.
= IA Dlvenpogt, Iowa, on The l5th inst, Of
inf ,mntioh Of the bowels, Mr. luLfUs A
BuRwELL, formerly OF FfaDklin Mills, aged
81 years. e..r ,e,..s ... 81 80 .' - -.----
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DR.. A. S. CRAFTS,

fPHISlC1AN AND SURGEON,
w OULD respectfully inform the citizens
w of ths and adjoining towns, that he has per-
manchtiy located 10 Ravenna, for tho purpose Of
practising his profession, aud hopes by strtt aiteh-
tion to business t. retain the confidence already
po cd in hM B., his traps, and TO b. able to sL,ead
west end Of Phenix Black, OFcr thp new store of
<lofu Pinney; his residence in Cedar strcct, ep-
Fosite 4. r. Brainerd's.-T
Rayenna. AiTi! 20, IsS71lf Z
NEW DEMOCRATIC PAPER AT
lN WARRINGTON, ID. G. DAtty, WEeKLy AND
Tn.WEHRuy. The undersigned VIII commc nee the
aabllea,Sn Ct an ndehendsn National ntnlosra.ie
viii represent the soaed cons.iutio aal pri,ci
pies which have ever been uphrld by the National
Dcm ,cracy, but II will not DO entirely potieR
that It's columns will interest the politician exclu-
svely, nor Sd sabseviont as to betrnl principle dt
the c0mmaHd, of power, disguiscsits convictions
ut the suggestions Of cxpediency. ,--.a, tarA /.
In addition TO the discussion Of important political
questions, It's columns will be devoted 10 tho kro-
ccedings of Congrass. tho current transactions OF
the Government, to geI eral news, aHo niBttefs Oi
Interest peruihiBg To literature, agriculture and
!. ,-st, "a : TERMS az SpBseRIrTioEs4, n sqAsl
The Daily Will be mailed I" subscribers at 81 year.
Two copies will be forwarded for - II A
The Tr- Weekly embracing all the reading
mat,er which appears in the Daily, will do --4
be furnished To subscribers ct ,
Two copies will be- mailed k5r U tt S
The Weekly, the cheapest newspaper IN tho South,
will be Issued In a large double sheet form. and
Phpted on superior paper with hahdso. ~ bold yPe
Single copies ! lfui y l,jsai saaycar,
Two copies @ Au1 s95a'gt tHssl4sA3 ss.lj
Five copies Fs, #eata 4te~ssad aG aa95 .s.,
Ton saples to apc sddkess. and any larger ,s,s
Tea copies to the ad.rc ss,Di each subscri- .l
boz and my larger nn n ber ats 30 each ie n s..
Any postmaster, clerk or other person who ma!
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SENTINFh.
IoOAL AMI. PEnsoNAE.

"I
THE srnrSAHr ExhisIysor'y9'Tbe rxhi,
bi,iVn given BY the siu5rn,s Of-the TrPpon
y. minsry, was attended BY yefy large and
in,elIisent spdienee, On lssl, "Wednesday
evening. We believe those who witnessed
the exercises weBt home highly grniiied.-
The prOeet dirgs consisted mainly Of decla.
matipns aud iableaux. The ,deelsmatiUns Of
,he younger boys were uhut they umsys
sre-simPlya recital Of something thOy had
'comniited 70 memory. 3 The young men did
themselves credit, Their style Of speaking
was excellent and evinced high degree Of
cultivation. .-..-.,.., ..-..,...,. -.
R.Frhasiua. one Of the best written and
powerful pieces ever presented to the public,
wss declained In manner which did great
hoH6f 10 speaker, Mr.. JosEpH KiSc, and
won for him the cordial upprObatiOn of every
peaoa inathe audience. There is no more
dificult poem to read orspeuk in the English
lsncnsee. and We can say with truth, none
more frequently murdered by declaimers.
Whh Mr.. King. however il was different
lie seemed to feel every passion aud i'm.
Edfse Which thc poet has given to Pharha-
shius. snl bis voice VIA 'moduluted With a
masters skin 10 Fuit the thought or passion
sxpscssed. The ,dcclsmasioas of Messrs
lIa,&. FEEraES andEaisfdL. L.wctc udmirs-
L
Die. We are IN favor Of freedom ofsteecii
aud .of. course, liked the original STUMP
speech. 1--we could be allowed to criticise
&s should say: thdt'tse original speech'edc
moi original; ths, t,ieh aspceeh at such an
exhibition is entirely ont Of place; that there
wss too much bombust in its composition, aud
too much pomposity in lis delivery, that the
young man will know more when he is old
er, md finally that he is not in any'munEcr
responsible for Shat he did. The scenes
I'm the Merchun, of Veai Z, were perform.
ed 10 perfect satissactsSss saa we're deeply
interesting. :, .-s.. ,ya sart.s.a - -
The tablesnIof tic My .oueenyas, 6eau
taG@. @,heTs 'S we're iiigGs brieRai dht
.ns;ifaiss---cssPesiaiy ifis,-s PEI f,e talorous Lover.
Tie music was delightful.
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3 Oc-We Eotice that some Of the papers in
OLio are naming capddatss for Attorney
General, to be roted for this fall. For the
information Of those papers we would say
that Mr.. Wolcett iYas 'eleGted by the peo.
pie last October, Attorney General of Ohio,
and lie holds his Office iUr two years.
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SngtiEs At9iDEsr AT THE SUSPENSION
BRIDGE We learn that man named
Chubbick, residing ut Niagara City, walked
of the Ohuk o the river, a, the 50 pension
bridge, on the CuHqda side. last Saturday
night He had tetaeiWaged in moving a
building On the CanaaRqi, side. aud was on MS
way h"meward, someWhatiptGxica'ed, when
mistakpg light ,fpr, that on the bridge, he
,walked ut' the ,prcciipire uqd fell distance
Of cae hundred and fitg feet, striking the
rocks below, and breahing almost every
tone in his body. rr.. ... -,a.t. -,..,I
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'SrElSG.--This delightful season (when
we yet t, ii) is, as usual, falling very much
bsi,iad time. Wshjhe that nothing serious
may result, and that The great collision be,
tween the earth and comet, on the 7,h Of
June next, (qs predicted by some astrono,
mers.) mny only smash one OF two cngi-
neers or Lr~ ~kemen, und not il jire the pas.
seHgers!
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Removal.

MISS ROOD has removed her MII.LIN. d.
LII ERY ESJABLlS H ME Mt 10 the pIeas,lht
rooms in Ailch's Block, one door Yves, of Baird's
Jewelry Store, whore sho will be happy 10 show
her customers avcry nice stock Of Spring sty 10 Bon
'nels, Ribbons. Flowers. Laces, Dress Trimmings
etc., etc. 'a.hAtJ "a q" t',r. '-' =.
FPressiag and blea ching done to order. Also,
Dress making ap,, fitting. ts,ECF
Z RavunnN. Apfi 4 Ri. .leS7-0m d.. .L& r.. : z 3.
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THEf RAT fspfhssEstc.- 10 the Republi.
caiis intend to claim the credit Of poisonin.
Mr.. Buchanan and his friends, lat. the Ma.
tphat iigteE, IN Washington! Il seems to
US III il they might as well claini lht credit
of it atloncc; for they .of alfpatties thnt
ever existed, have been fist aud foremost in
su splcionins motives, and denouncing oppo.t
nents.
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Prcscnintion OF SWORDS.

Three swords were lately received by Ihe
Sccretary Of the Navy, from The British gay
ernment, for presentation to American Gff
GERS. The first to Com. H.. J. Hartslein,
who went out in search of Sir John Frank
lin; the second to Lieut.. H d. IRE ncli1rd,
OF the U. 5. steamer Vixen, for sevces ren.
dered to the British barque Adieu in August,
1859; aud the third TO Mr.. Morrison, Master
Of the Vixen, for services 10 the same yes
,sel when, in distress. The heads OF the
'hlts Of these swords are surmuunted by an
eagles head Of gold, exquisitely carved, and
the guards are ornanlenied by anchors and
,cublcs. The blades are very handsomely
carved, ard the scabbards Of blue velvet,
mounted with gold. '' 3 81
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.-s'T ----------aee$a------,- .' -. .'
ETseverai communications have been
aid over -. .5
HRpw around the Edges- The weather
for a week past; Looks 'fse spring, but
'eels sery much like winter--southern
weather 4 81 On northern principles.
GT Nj II, gowas arc now called bridal
envelopes" Jenkins suggests that, like
; guusily Sound books, tGe eiirselopes ure
worth more than the iSrms they enclose. e
/ GrWhnt's in a aName-There i musi.
clan in Harrisburg, Pa, who rejoiccs in the
eIphonious cogacmen OF 7artatton.
0TA yospg man who has recently tafen
n wife, says he didn't find it half SO hard to
get married as he did to get furniture.
0cTIt has been well said that mel y vii
! wransae fer tsligio6--write for itL-die fo
it-any,hins bat lios Jor a..
0TDuring the present week, we 'hav,
received severai COMMUNICATIONS, bearing
, anonymous signatures, which We Kute takei
peculiar pleasure III iiiissr,ins lin th'
5.ove.. So. - .y.-<, R @.z q e 9
/ efThsFs is saHA d to !, i, n nsentlema,p. . re !,
sidiRs IL Washington. who is 50 thorough.
opposed to British influence, that he vii
not suffer an English grummar TO be in hi
hcuse. kIf r1 tiE 4 Afith.
I Or There h man in Cincinnati, will
such powerful memory. that he has beel
employed by the Humane Society to ''re
member the poo" fs
II GT"Times change and ns.ties Shars
i with them. Once ciHr foes called lie Demo
cratic party the .Dirty Shirt Parry" No,
] Republican editor charges the Democrac
i with having been redaSed to desperat
shgss. 80 insseatsc tscf Stir former design ,tiol
Of Dirty Shirt. We suppose we are now to b
called the Desperate shit Party ysss
4 G1rLet them have it, d exchange says
IA Nacop, Ga. they claim q. have had q
!. sSSfikahaka on the Is. inst. Suppss6 tis
d. claim Il, they are quite welconS q 4
I'VE shtll not quarrel with Them about IL. /
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FlHsr or NAT Bali. = We ,1sstn; Il 't.that
there will be a ball 1t DAr.s Hall, on 40.
morrow cFriday) ev ming. S,an,on's bafd
has been ens4grd, and as u will prJfably
be the last one for sume time, those whu
feel disposed, sh6h'd 20 and chi " til, IN.
Selves. "" .a IT,. m
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ScAnLArixA.-The Scarlet Fever (Cat
.ker Rn>t9 is Srevgrirs ii psrkman ViihEg;a,
Geausa county. 1t seems to be quite hn.
Iignan,; though, as yet, the number of cases
is not very large. Tli:ceiaedAs h4ve occur
red: two inthe family Of M, Z. FRAxcrs,
E~q, ind one in the rumily Of Mr.. BRIeGs.
engineer on the Clinton Line RaiIroad.-
There are other cases in these fdflilies
whose lives are despaired Of. -
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e
SAD ACCIDENT We regret to record
that BEnkME, an unusually bright and in
,,ereb,inR son Of BEsRr JAMES, was killed
by ; frriglt trpin, near tie c. g. r.. R. X.
drpot. on Monday iast. No one witnessed
tho accident, aud the train had left some
ten minutes before it was discovered, but
the facts appear to be about these: The boy
>wps vent by his mother with some towels
:oiis fathers shop, and While on his way
saw the ,ruin and turned to go back Eoine;
ihe locnmotive was Unattached from the
,rsin for the purpose Of getting other cars
OH, and in backing up to get the train, g We
sligh, bump, and the boy being by that
time at the end Of the train, il is supposed
'i,r was struck by 1t. When found he was
quite Jrad. having his shoulders bruised uud
che oi his urns crushed.
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PEEt ,DIcAL D.Por.-Ths best literary
Magazines and newspapers can at oil times
be found ut the counter OF the Ravenna
R0uk Store. GU AMI ex tali inc iAcm.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-04-30

THE ALL-GHAKtASs.--The Alleshanians
wil,gve one Of their musical entertainments
at DAYS Hall, this Thursday evening -
They enjas d iisk ssna vide spread reputa,io"
as singers, and we hive no doubt but that
they wIll ilraw crowded house. 81. +. ...a
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-04-30

MLtisERE. Miss Il ,oD has removed her
a,ilIff,eIE establishment to Aliens Block,
where an a5ssrt'Rg,,eeh, Of articles pcrtaipia.
to the appearance of ladies' can bs found.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-04-30

kc9iBsSE.-A few days since. Mrs. DEA.
MAN, wife of.siihte lB eaman, orEiirum, had
her wris, disidcuied ian'd arm fractured, by
being thrown from carriage, near the resi-
4 glFire of Mr.. Chamberlain. The case, be.
ing complication Of ,dislocatiOn aud frac.
tiurc, is considered quite arsorions one; aud
fears are ent,rtained that considerable per,
munent injury 10 the lisibandy be f:c result.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-04-30

Boor AND sHor sroRE-W b.1uxHAam
has just opened new lot Of eastern Boots
and Shoes, to Me advertisement Of which we
invite the attention of our readers. 5.y
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Legal a1oss,c.

Ellen wood,( ,,. -l,@n .'r#
Simon Woody H.-v "a srgG ng
SIMON WOOD, OF Sturges Prairie, in
~ the county II 81. JoscrLs aid State of Michigan,
is notified thai Ellen Weed did, the lLth DAY vt
February, A. b., lc57, file her petition IN the office
OF the Clerk ef the Court OF Comnoa PIcas ~itliih
and fur the County OF Portage md State Ol OhiI,
changing tlic said Simon Wood with SiHal absence
Of more than three .elra, OF gross neglect Of dut.
and extreme cruelty, and asking that she MAY be- di-
\ Orced irom the said simon v oad. wliici petition
will sta nj for hearing ai the next teru Of said court.
= STRAW DER& HART, -
ApFjI q .--4. In r ttnrht,\s.