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FORD'S AMBi}OTYPES.

Having rracttced this branch Of the art ever since
Ills first Introduction into Ohio three Years ago. he il
confident that the manpern which he finishes bis M
erotypss, for durability Biliane. and raihflness,
~ ~" FORD's PHOTOGRAPHS s..1 K
PoRTAlTs and VlEws, both large AID SMALL are ac.
knowledged by all artists and judges to bo equal to
any made in the Union. 4 z ts5 Iass 10 82f't I
TFORD'S oHlELAINOTYPES -.
arc just the thing for Lockets Pms Rings, &C. They
ere made on thin sheet iron, aud Gun be sent by mail
-,s FORD'S, DAGUBRREOTYPEs.3,1 I
Any one In want Of one of those old fashioned Da.
guerreotypes eau obtain oneat Fords, which will be
As enduring aR time. q gd i1iuga}1 Is4it1, IItpl 2
FORD'S STEREOSCO SCOPEPORTRAlTS
are admired by all who sec them, and pronounced
ahead Of anything yet. t a "a q, /, ..sss3tss,
FoRD's CoPIEs or OH DAGUERREoTYPEs
AND AMpRoTYPEs, of any size, from the smallest min
iature I'd life Size, and finished In India Ink OIL,
Water Colors, are az good as portraits from lifes
nPPortraits of Invalids and Deceased Persons,
and Views, taken IN any part Of the country; on short
notisess g - stsesASA ~ 50 ssst40HA Asa 1855
Bring. ron those little ones ere ihe Dud Is ippSd
every style Of Photographic picture which the art
can produce, that is made by any artist who his
population upon his work, will be done at For,s III
the best possible manner to oinsure DUkIBELITY
beauty Of finish, and truthfulness of expression. 81
ICFPrices as low as al any Gallery where goot
work Is done; but he will not attempt TO compete IN
that respect with Irresponsible travelling concerns
who arc Obliged to sell their work for mere pit
| tance, on account Of It's infeFiority. ls1
( i UFGALLERY in seymours Bieck, North side D.
| the Square, Rayenna, o. q Fs ttfss sfttSsfEa
| Aug. 10, l6584ly, u a Astf 1T
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Acssal Notice.

Acssal Notice.
TOUN w. WALKER+aud Sally Walk
u rr, OF the Sta'o flllois, and Thomas Sherman,
of 10 Wa, are hereby notified thut tue Eth day Of
July, A. b. 1853, Frederick Woodbridge filed his Pc
titiuu in tho Court of CoHmou Pleas of the county
of Portage aud state of Ohio, which is still pending
therein, against them and Lewis NJ. Sherman, John
w. Sherman, Caroline sherman, Sarahf Sherman,
Aaron NJ. Sherman in his own right and as Admhs-
traitor de b0aiS OF Caleb Sherman, deceased, and
Amos Benedict, charging amongst otler things, that
on the 1st day of May, 1885, Caleb Sherman, since
deceased, executed 10 said pa!n his three several
promissry notes OF tat date for the sum oil 1881, each
each payable before the LIST days of May, 1855,
1859 apd 1000, respectively, with annual interest,
and that the same day, tho said Caleb Sherman
! and Sally Sherman, his wife, for the purpose OF
securing the payment Of said notes. executed and do
vered to the said pla'ntit mortgage ofcertain lands
and enements situate and being parts of lots No. and
| 8, in the towDsinp0f Franklin, county of Portage
and State of Ohio, particularly described in said pc
tion and that there Is now due OF principal and la
: teres on said notes the sum of $500 40, aud the
| interest thereon from May !, 1855.
The petition further l.eges that sometime during
! tho year 1856 tho sad Caleb Sherman died. without
| issue, and leaving sally sherman, his widow, who
has intcrInarred with the said John W. Walker
| that the said Sally Sherman subsequently, sold her
interest in said premises to tho said lewis M. Sher
| man, Caroline sherman, Sarah L. Sherman, John
w. Sherman, Aaron NJ. Sherman and Thomas Sher-
man. the brothers aud sisters OF said intcstatc, who
have since contracted to sell said premises to tho
| saiu Amos Behedict, who Is now in possession
| thereof and asks u Judgment against the said
| Aaron NJ. Sherman as administrator dc 6onis non
| of said Galeb Sherman, doceased for said sum Of
$500 45 and interest from the ls day Of May, 1858,
nd In default OF tho payment thereof within
sonabc time, that said mortgage premises be sold t
pay the sane and tor such other relief in tho prem
ses as may seem Just and equitable.
The said John w. W..Iker, Sally Walker, and
Thomas Sherman are further notified that they are
required to answer said petition before the 18Th
day of September a. D. 1855 or the will be ta-
ken as to them as confessed.
-06 1sell Gs h GaOgg }, j.. & IL. C. RANNEY,
&E'a Attys for Plaintiff.
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splendid National Drama is founded on events which
AMERICAN REVOLUTIONS
And Is replete with tho most thrilling start
ling incidents, harbreadth escapes, heroic deeds,
ETC., and viii be produced in a style OF mag.
nifcence and splendor never before wit.
messed In America. Gorgeous scene-
ry on an elevated stage.
MAGNIFICENT osTcMIs AND EXTENSIVE MACHINERY
DECORATIONS, &C., sc. Gas
YANKEE ROBINSON AND YANKEE MILLER!
The funniest comedians now living, will appear
Also, the Funny Yankee Gal,
MRS. YANKEE ROBINS SoNi
Supported by most powerful dramatic troupe, Sc
'-t leeied from the best theatres in the Union.
IrFThis evening will be performed the Patriotic
Drama in three acts entitled
DAYS OF rs,
OR THE COURSE OF True LOVE NEVER SMOOTH.
DARIUS SuTTON-A 1--we Yankee, can beat any gal In
the dggcns hOeing Eaters, is some In q bar fight,
and death on lnguns generally speaking.
FRED S!NcLAIR-A young hunter.
RALPH BRAlGHTON-An English Lord in league with
the Indians.
JosnUA GILDoRx-An American farmer and revolu.
tioDary soldier. .t .- . ..-
ONAWANCuA-An Indian chic in the service of RulDh
+ Brighton. -.. ......
INDlANs--Tariba, Nasheasuck, omalkah, Keokuk,
Wab0koishicK, Kencbec, passcpahow, Uncas.
MARY characterization to Fred Sin clair.
SALLY ScRuBBGNs-A hull cornfeld and 'tator patch
to boot.
and Arabian steeds exhibited daily in the circle.
Mad Anthony. the dancing and mancga steed.
Noolvereen, tho educated trick pony.
Shapespeare,1 ... .... .-... ....r.
Excelsior, tho no,,o,, c.o-o-. a...s ..p.
Selim, W D''" "'SoiS' ... i-.fs
- Eva, -.h .. '..-
lIObbin, the old clowns favorite.
Topscy, tho model trotter.
r. { hurles lst, the veteran of the show.
Lowtoh. the ladies' roadster. ...
Tartar, Bedo win leaper.
@ Gipsey Queen, hurdle racer.
Aladdin, snow white charger. u... ..n
Grampus, Pillar of salt ...... . ...... .f
Also, that splendid pair of WHITE HINNlES, i'm
ported by Yank Robinson from tho Island of Malta
During the evening, the beautiful and accomplished
danseust, .s.. .r.. t-
MISS MARY LEE!
Will appear in several of her most DANCES.
Also, Gtand Performance in the Circle, consisting
- of .... .tr... :
DARING ACTS Or EQUESTRAlNISM! ...
AcRoBArIc ANn GYMNAsrIc EXERCISES,
HERCULEAN FBATS, &c.
lrterspcrsed aud onycned by the comcalities of the
Clown. . .....r.. ... y
August N. Ip5S-IW
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O. 1t is admitted by all good
Judges that
IL. T. DA =
keeps the Best Goods brought to
this market; it is also admitted
that he asks a little more for them
than others do who sell cheaper
goods. He would respectfully
inform his friends and customers
that good Goods always cost a
little more than poor ones. But
he wants it distinctly understood
that he can and will sell for
r + A d Y p A Y
the best quality of Goods as cheap
Or cheaper than any other con-
Germ in Portage county, for proof
Of which he asks all in want Of
good Goods to call and examine.
Ii. l.. DAY.
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MARBLE WoRKs.-The attention of our
rsadersis directed 10 the advertisement Of
Messrs. WAR g. JoSEs. in to-day's paper
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ALegal Notice.

IITEIE celebrated Lake llurun Grindstones
= ths best iRahse-2jnss rocelvcd.at s5s III 2'tN
April ss, 1858. F.A.CURTls & COS.
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TACKLE BLOCKS. Hooks and Straps
i ready for use, and corlage to match, a. mannfae-
'urers prices, at F.A, COhllS y Co.
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HOUSE TRIMMINGS.-A large assort-
IL ment, building Window Glass, all sizes, cheap,
- ' r. A. CURTIS & CO.
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T FAD PIPE, Bar Tin, Bnbbet Metal.
IL Sheet Zinc, Sheet Loaf, Speltor, .row-baEs:
Rubber Packing, Manila Eope,etc ele.,a at
-. ,rr L. +. RICHARDSON'S.
Ausust o1J9l7, .siCn No 8. Phoenix Block.
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Messrs. .. P. BRowr, G. KEEN, and others.
Twill take pleasure ID delivering the first
OF the proposed Lectures on the evening OF
Friday, the 9th Of August, at the Univer.
sal Church, at u o'clock, P. N.
~. Respectfully, H. P G4TcnELL.s
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OASH FOR WOOL We will pay the
" highest market price in CAsu lpr any amount Of
Wool. PRENTlSS, HoFklNS& y CO.
Raycnna. June "a, 1858 l3stEft
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STRIcktN Crit accordance with our
statement il, u folmer issue, aiutge number
of names arc stricken from cur subscription
list this week. Many Of them are indebted
for four ycars, and even some are indebted
10 Mr.. HARRIS from the time he commenced
the publication Of the parer. To strike the
names ofsucb men off IS, to us, source Of
peculiar pleasure. Such patrons (Heuven
save the mork) would laugh, and grow fst
upon the destitu,ion they would occasion,
and then groan, in utter agony, at the pay.
ment Of a poor tax. To oil who hsve en-,
joyed the sweat of our brow and the labor
ofour hands, without needing our many and
olt.repeatcd demands for what was our due'
we say GOOD. BYE, with thankful and tejoic-
ing heart. g ' e
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FREE MEDICAL LEcTUREs.-Ws are re.
quested to insert the following correspon-
dcnce between Prof. H. P. Gatchell and a
number Of our citizens, relative to public
lectures on Medicine: bn4s
RAyESNA, August l3, 1861
Prof. II. P. GArcHELL: .e.3.,e. .tl,t ,ss
Dear Sir - We the undersigned, citizens
of Ravenna and vicinity, wishing for ''more
light" upon the "Science" and Practice Of
Medicine, respectfully invite you to give US
a series Of Lectures upon that subject, at
your earliest couveience. 4&s
MICHAEL STUART, O. P. BRowN,
W. WILLIAMSON, G. KEEN, =,
bI. N. G1Rt'sER, . j. d. NoRfoa,
faa And " others. rs..-e,.s Il
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Administrators Sale OF Real Es :
HE.t s4, tate. Il.

ALI persons in want Ct
" Ready Made Clothing, car save from 3 % "
per cent by calling at the Cheap One PfIce store ~ y
oas = nair sIinen Drill do IS do. MaredIie&
Vests icoioFs fantedS al Geic. Inc linen aD |
At 69lc. Linen coats at 75c cassimete pHstss
We have vests af al grades, prlcea EeneisT
men You viii make great inisiak 4 YOU buy sepf
c'osnlps 0s.Dts = ~ sTkEAToR, Daily co.
shalcraville. NAV ~. 1853. s s1s
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NHEEP Williamson's best
y Sheep Shears, large lot just received and for
sala chean al Z. n. R[CHARDSON,S.
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PORTAGE SENTINEL.
.EooAI4 AND PIsRsoNAL.

ARRIVAL AND DEfARTuRE OF MAILS
DAlLY-0olng Rofh via Railroad,
Depart u is ,56 P. n. Mail close Al II 90, P. n
OAlLY-Going South via Railroad. .,.--,.t
Depart at SIT. I'm. Mall close at 2,tI,P. NJ.
Arrive Sy Is,. N. Depart at $50, P. NJ. Mail
close AZ g. p. NJ.
TRIM NEEKLY-Newton Falls.
SIS Arrive every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday al
y, NJ, Depart same days At 80, P. NJ Mail
+ close al 3, Pm.
-Chnrdon.
Arrive every MetEesday and Friday. by 4, p. NJ.
Depart every Tuesday and Thursday at 8, A. NJ
PosT OFFICE AT RAvENkA--
AoPkN OF 7,30, a. NJ. CLOSE at P, NJ. Daily
Sundays excepted. R.A.GILLETTE, r. M.
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SCOTS s j. ASTzIONE,
JUST RECEtvEp and siOf flf sale ii ~ 'l'a ,s,3
9S D. .M.EOMEEvILEIs.
Rayenna, August 10, 1859 W. AZ IN "a
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SHAWhS.--Broche, Stella, Cashmere.
NJ Silk, Grape and all othor styles of Summer
Shawls. lust received at II. l.. DAYS. l.,
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COMMENCEMENT or NEw VOLUME. =
With this number, the PoRTAeE SENTINEL
enters upon the thirteenth year of it's exis.
tence, with new and, we trust. better or.
rangemepts for it's future prosperity.
These arrangements are:
lst. To send out bills and demand set
tlement with our patrons in Portage Coun.
~, once year. a,s eIss
I'd. To discontinue sending papers to oil
who do not make such settlement.
Sd. To receive no new subscribers out ol
the county unless payment is made in ad.
vance, OF, guaranteed by some responsible
person living in the county. y
= is our unalterable Disseminated to dc
business on the CASH plan, as much as pos.
sible. Highly as we may esteem our pat
rons in social point Of view, we will moi
consent to their being the direct cause o
sacrificing Us. ,7 ,T' ..s
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ANoTIi Miss \, Martha Batol (now Mrs,
Bright of New Sewjcley,. Beaver Co., Ps.--case
very Similar TO Tho ab0yewAs curcd scveral years
ago. Has sihcb narrleds but not atrAco OF tho dis
csse IS upon herself or Child 10th en-
inyibgs One hcAIth.
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a.a@ FORD'S sa
GALL B R Y or AR 7,
Frank Ford, Artist,

W OULD take this opportunity to return
w his sincere; thanks TO the people of Portage
county and vicintyfoi their very liberal patronage,
during the time he has been in Ravenna. fit ns 4
His large increase Of business is tho strongest evil
dence to him that his efforts to produce the best pic
lures known to the Photographic Art, duly appre
ciatcd, And at the same time he would state that he
largest and best light in this section of tine country,
and has also purchased large and superior
INSTRUMENT! ss
Of LATE AND IMPROVED MANuFAcTuRE, being the best
ever used in this place. He will assure all that no
pains orexpense wllbe spared TO keep pace with
every real improvement, so that he may not only
merli u continuance but an increase ofpatronage.
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the village rang merry, peal. After the
firing and three hearty cheers given for I'tlie
success Of the Atlantic Telegrap ph, the CT.
tizens were called to order in front Of the
Court house by our worthy Mayor, SAMUEL
D. Harris, Jr, who stated the object of
the gathering. The usual prelim1haries be-
ing over, LEvERETT NORTON, ESQ.,, was ap-
pointed Chairman Of the meeting. The
messages from Queen Victoria ard Presi-
dent Buchanan were then read, after which
Hon.. o. p. Brown was called upon for a
speech. lie responded in a neat and appro.
priate address, which was listened to WITH
much attention. The meeting having 3D.
journed, and the Mayer having given the
freedom Of the city to all, the crowd dspers
ed to look at the bonfire which "Ycung
Am RIGS" had made; or lsten to The mus ic
which The Ruvenna Band were dscoursing
from the battlement of the Collins House.
Everything connected with tie demon.
stratiop passed CT pleasantly; everybody,
and everybody's ~ife end children seemed
TO be erjnying themselves ard contributing
to the erjnyment Of others. tss.jrs,
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senator DonEIns Excited.

Douglas is losing his temper, sign that his
caseis becoming desperate even in Illinois. In
speech at Bardstown, on the llth, he pro-
nouncei an assertion of Mr.. Lincoln an "infa-
nous lie, !" and said of Senator Trumbull, whose
speech at Chicago had Just reached him" The
miserable, eravea-hearted wretch, he would
rather have both ears cut of than use that Ian
guage in my presence, where IcOuld call him to
to account" Tumbulrs truths must have
CALLED terribly. Again Mr.. Douglas said Of
Lincoln and TrumbuIl both
al will GRAND their falsehoOds as they de-
serve, and 1 viii meet the responsibility, "a
voice That is the talk, , notwithstanding Mr.
LincOln's exploits with broad swords, on his
trip to Missouri with Gen. Shields (Loud ap-
plause and laughter) But 1 will not make
blackgusrd of myself by initiating the course
they have pursued against me"
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PIltsbursh and Cleveland r. r.

CHANsE.-Amass Stone, we learn from the
Wheeling Inrelligencer, has been elected Presi-
dent Of the Pittsburgh and Cleveland Railroad,
vice James Farmer, late incumbent. The old
Superintendent, Secretary, Auditor, &c, were
re-appointed. The road is under the control OF
Bond Holders, who at present control its sc-
tions-huancially more particularly.-Cineia-
nan Com 18Th.
The above news from A5road is bogus, every
line. Mr.. Stone has been elected President of
the Cleveland and Erie Road-Mr Farmer is
daily discharging the duties of President of the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh-there has been no
Superintendent appointed siuce the resignation
of Mr.. Dursnd-there has been no re-appoint-
ment of Secretary, Auditor, DC, of ,ate-and the
road is not under the control of the Bond
Holders" how so many errors could creep
into one paragraph and into the Commercial, is
passing strange.
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floor between me and the wall. 1t was human
frame, every bone in It's place Hall stupihed
by sleep and disease l gazed until l verlly
thought l was dead and they had buried me by
the side ofsome one who had gone before Rous-
ing from my lethargy, found that was alive
and had been sleeping long side dead man
| was on the lower floor in quick step, fright
ening Mrs l. By my haste. She soon learned
the cause, and very politely apologized for her
forgetfulness. The partially prepared skeleton
was that Of an Indian hung at Cleveland for the
murder Of white man near Pipe Creek. do
not know how the Indian came IN the Doctors
garret perhaps when they cut the halter the
Doctor caught him. at any rate, sleeping side
BY side by the frame of an Indian not fully
elea.ed Is not very pleasing remembrance
to carry along in the journey Of life.
BATTLE OF LAKE ERIE-OFF TO E1UKEE.
l do not remember the death Of any citizen
Of Cleveland while was encamped with them.
l have nothing more In memory about my stay
there that / can raise from its long slumbeTs,
except the Battle of the Tenth of September
had received orders from Gen. Harrison on
the sth to break up the camp, gather ell the
gOvernmest boats and stores, and with my Com
pany take them on to the mouth Of Maumee
River, and report to the Commander in Chief
In obedience TO orders l commenced the work
on the 9th. The morning of the 10th of Sep
tember, 1913, will long be remembered by the
people of Cleveland whose ears were salu.ed
with the thunders OF cannon that came rolling
down the Lake In a short time the elements
were hushed to silence. Peal upon peal re-
ported to US that the bloody strife was then in
lul blaze between the hostile fleets The feel
ings Of the listeners were, wound up very high
tor the fate Of our gallant little feet. The ele-
ments were hushed to a dead silence, the Lake
was like sheet Of glass, while the bloody strife
was raging on its bosom. After IL II. the re-
port of cannon began TO slseken, and was heard
at intervals until about P. NJ, when 1t ceased
altogether The anxiety of the listeners was
worked up almost to frenzy for the fate Of our
little fleet commanded by the youthful Perry.-
Til the morn of the Ilth, all eyes were turned
up the Lake road. At last a man on horseback
came at full speed crying q Victory Victory
Victory This was enough for breakfast,
dinner and supper. The same day at 10 o'clock,
left the people in great glee, with my fleet Ct
boats from the mouth Of the CuyahOga river for
the Maumee, there to see the shattered ships
and the mangled combatants.
My trip up the Lake would be Of no special
interest to the Historical Society As have
written from memory, errors may have been
committed, and if the Society make any use
of the manuscript, l hope they will be cor
reeted. am, Yours Respectfully
STANTON SHOLES.
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CoLuHs4NA County. The popular vote
system prevails in making nominations in Co
Iumbisns county. The Republican Convention
met at New Lisbon on the 10th, and upon
counting the returns IT was found that Mr.
Lodge was nominated for Auditor, Mr.. Fareks
for Commissioner, and Mr Filson for Inirmary
Director. For Common Pleas Judge Of the
district composed of the counties Of Stark, CO.
Iumbians, and Carroll, % of the COlumbiana
delegates elected are in favor of Mr. Church,
and for Mr.. Trip. For Congress, Mr. Bing-
ham received Il townships, and Mr.. Eckley &
MT. waaswOrth declined being candidate be-
fore the election of delegates was held in Co
lunbiana.
We are gratihed to learn that spirit Of hsr-
uOny prevailed in the Convention, which was
well attended; and that the Republicans conf
IDENTIFY expect to increase their majority this
fall to 1900 in Old ColumbisnA
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DIED,

In this city, the ISth inst ALBERT II youngss soa
A N and Elizabeth b. Alderman, aged Is months
FuHsr1l this Afternoon, o'clock AZ the residence Of
the Psrsnis Al Is Wood All the ends are invited
10 attend.
On "Wednesday afternoon, August 18th CARA BELLE
months and days.
Funeral on FrisT Afternoon August 21ih a 5'clock
Om residence ~ Prospect street Fre8ds Of the fniJ
are respectfully invited 10 attend
10years
AZ Little Mountain, AUGUST l5lh- HENRIETTA DAY
AIKEN daughter of Charles G. and Julia Aiks5, 4gsd
one yetr-
In ElyTia, August ielh. LORENZO HASILIN, ESQ,
Of cancer.
At JOhnsoa's Corners, Aug l2.h JENNIE IDA MILLS,
only daughter Of william H and Alice Mills aged two
} ears and Two months.
u Coventry, Aug 18Th. AIrs- HANNAH KILBOURN,
wife OF the late Dr. A Kiibourn, aged - yssrs.
In Hudson Of consumption, August s;h. Nj. JOHN W
UDALL, printer
He learned the business in the OHIO Afas once Eyria
and in l4s became Foreman OF the Eyria Cousr essab
lishment. MI U much respected and Of tie
most fdithful OF men.
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A SMASH Up on THE l. NJ. d c. RR-
-Four freight trains left this city for Cincinnati
over the L. NJ. & c. & X railroad yesterday
morning about the same hour. A short distance
this side of Xenia a slight accident detained the
second train a short time. the conductor Of
which Immediately sent signals hack for the
other trains to stop; but it appears the signals
were not seen, and the consequence was that
the third train ran into the second. throwing
several cars from the track, smashing locomO
tive and several cars. We have not heard OF
any person being seriously injured by the aeci-
dent, although It seems almost impossible that
all on board should have escaped unhurt-CO-
Ennbus Statesman
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ANNOUNCEMENT

hIEssEs- EDITORs-Y0u will please announce the
OF f. WILSON, Of Mayfeid, candidate for County
Comm subject 10 the decision Of the County Con-
ygntinn. and Obllge
aula tds MANY VOTERS.
FOR SHERIFF.
EDITORS LEADzR-Pleass announce that WARREN c.
STEDMAN, person uuscquaiuted WIKI The modern
ten Of eleciouezrn VIII be presented 20 the kepl hcan
County Convention candidate for the office Of Sheriff.
by his MANY FRIENDS.
aus Dds
EDITOR MoRgING LEApEE-please announce the name
Of DAVID l. WiGHTMAN. a suitable candidate Tor
the ocs 81 Sheriff. suhet the decision Of the Rcpubll
can County Cruveniion and ublise
aau3 dSwlts MANY VOTERS
II JAMES A CRAW, OF Cleveland. will be presented
% the Reauhi-an County Convention, candidate for
the ufics Ct SheuT by
= iul3l HIS FRIENDS.
EDITOR OF THE LEADER-Please insert the name nf AL
DEN H COAiSrOC, OF Bedford. for the Office Of Sherf.
subject the decision Of the County and cbse
his friends.