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LARGE STOCK OF >ii.s, AND staple
GOODS.

GOODS,
Al BROOKS, EEL & HUDSON'S
't'HE subscribers have ID. pleasure Of anno,Inc.
IN. to tier City and County IL. t.e,ita of ,h.,
OF fnit mud Winter Goods. which they feel n,
eu .91al u Any IA Virginia 10: variety ami and
my peote i.msrivss 10 t.l ebcsp .H or TO
-"het nj Wboic.ae R.ts ~ regular I,. an
he .'y and gHaFaHtos them 4. m
ah" 'ihe'r s,.n'e They ark fo. M rood.
heh hsuTed and Bros ade fem Cent. II 81 n y,rI
rams Printed AMI Embroidered H..
Ne~siyie ombrs Ia bason,-
Cd figures
French English AMI American P-i.:s
English anJ scotch casanere u, Eeo.s.
New styl- Rep. IL
bo saznks stripes Dresses
fIesani White aud Cooured FnibioieTel RoL<s
kch Paris Printed C1oakines
Silk, TnTseti., and Broeha sLawls
French Wort Capes, Collars nd Ctimozstt.
hrira fms Bonba dimes, ard Silk warp AIpaea Lu.tEe.
Medium Alpaca Iusres To
In Linens and Long Lawns
81, Cd and ia Linen Co,o= Shcetinx.
Large stock OF Tssd and Duf Blankets seryan,,-y-y
cheap '
Pine French Ribbon Bound Bed r;aats..
llsnd'om- Grub Blankets
Very large stock of Heavy wooncn.
h-tscys keuiucty leans Satiine Tweed.
fheh AEi Eheeh Cloths and part of the 6p,.
.Apousil
Bed Tick, Plaid Iirs.ys, lIlrd CLrbs
Apron Check, a. - ard4i
Bseaehed and Brown pome.iies
Cotton oznahurss from approved Faeo,;..
Large stock Of sils, Cotton NJ N.rit
.2t pROOEs urtI !. tI.nS,-,,
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NUMBER liz
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.

NeIiL Frederick stre.,. n.amC
! w HERE may I've CHAINED th.. m..s 49,,
~ rr"'dy foe Sooorh- C-es. ssrieisr,s. s,.s.si W.
y%s, az "a ne ",' .a.e'o". Of the k.sy. .,.sy ...
AcuRE ,wyAfRRANTED. OR NO CHARGE MADE.
a.. IN FROM ONE To TWO DAYS
Ane"ddnoe from IN The norninr fU IN - LA.
DIR. JOHNSTON.
hems-r % Ne Royal Con~r. Of surr.o.s L<..ss.. - -
n ~. s..,. s .. ss.1 and s.,a... q
!" 'h' human franz but especially in sn e.. -
CERTAIN prssAsz,
whea the r.i-guidsd AMI i,,prude.s v.s.ry ~ $1,000.
I'm eed the -ssss Of this painful d~~as- too CO..
ssr,n ~ ~ Of h-,e or dr,.d Of d'..,-sy s.s.s. =. -
tpyus VI se Who from sdssstses r~-psss,S.sr, -. !.
Orc h,irerd him delaying sosssnuts.s =
harrd di'-"-- make aair apps arase. .ush =
d-ea.ed nose nocturnal pain. 10 the rad ..S - ess
sh. aeahe- nodes on tie shin al an.
n :, Ia, - palate o he so.-s - e .s.s.
ro,a,., ~, sn a~iui ds~as eeeess. 49,, az
' deaih put. perod ar.sdf.i - On ~
.stSs L,a- to ta, bourne tsav.Is-r r,.,.
yosts v ~, ' IN psase. sH-'1i Ne - -
se'eey aud nom his erisnsivs pn<aes m - -. -,
p'ias Of Europe AM America eosed.,ri,n. -
-" '''' core :" the unfortunate u IN. Is..,s ~.
hi' m.i'heholJ fact, that hoaa.ds s.a y... N 49,.
- assay po'son mercury - so..snsto. - 90
Inc ,.s S s 70 'aner 70 an ani.eS gave =. ~.
FATAL MALADY
,o.. 49, p'n.ons ~he have .j.rsd sIs,r Co.
Nhaia piy thais y"nng Hssn the haps OF m, .....-
az - De matched from sd psospesss -
o. r."slns'n CERTAIN 81 c, Aas sssh ser,p.s =.
-N's 49,.
s,,r,Lt 1'iAoRih1E,
eoa-,s, No s,a,r, NINA ans oody arr the see.-.rv
M, n,n To"s sosnnbiai hAppine-- iAdss1 vass,s
u-ioHss NE becomes weary pilrriu.,, - 49,.
nj, "a % -. ne nihi becomes ,hAin~,. vua -.
,Do,b,, ehseses, rsi hapst.-..
~ ~ =, s,1 win o.. o~s
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
~. :. a''i'2ss young n.a sIi az inl.rra
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE GEN,r.,
ORGANS
wet u ti..
who give oose a.ir pa.a,. 80 - Soss
notL.,.- p>ssoss
fu effects that snu. hha.,n 49, AssNs ~ u heai
ine deposes ia he gra .tl ,LI - mo-. s<is-
yet the abuse OF ss -eiu.l orssss ~ aIs- o.ss,
who that unters. N. lA ..b ~, !. m eaass % IL Asg
vIcE than Ly ,hr .n.e ~hs
'eass, the digestive functions asraas.d al -
OF lie .ena Too irrauss' ssd sssi,..., a
respect to the causes i..eas. IN vh
How OMEN DO they assrs the ~as,.@ t ss s.
OF M. rrrvous - - nc aea Indigestion esrssx...-.,
'ion wsrp usa isii asi they have b,sp
s,@ie'0e' though slHnng practice de.usLrs 10 s...
JNVnr uNr.p,, c,x,.
O. ,'hoN anf SEMINAL EMISSIONS
iis distressing Gi.eass Which comma. - .r,
% ,<.s' AAS' Lat d-serptioa for u..,
:, - 90 y stH h''s' The complaint on sr.d..u,
..sa.is cream, " 'e"sn In eopoiatvs pas
s,cs sn,s--1.-. =,
Suea a'fs beng too hasty, have rovcr rsu. A., 49,.
49, ~, jsr re, ana som over A dps-d.s r,,,.
frsqu.,t orep Lrpurh, on - n-efs eAsy sIsed
ing the nsr IT, m ~ asSiros- ides. merely soseh
any pTasafe' AL ~ibest erection. al n. ~ -
60 SIC. ~nsi'Nos tale Of tho orxanstAs a,.o., -
" IDueH"a "a FSinc1s keARh. r.k. 49, -
ue's s'aaeai'oh Complains pains the h.ss ~ -
owness sprIu AID vague d,as ~ a rhss .pehs. 10
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WoRrHAM, McGRuDER & co. eo,., E.,

" OnihhM, hcGRUDER & co. offer for
70 ssa. NO; p. r aud S, c.oi. Sugar
-, -. hDe' ~ aud ~ Cr"r Moa- - a psr p-ir.
'3o bar. k'o' L"suifa Sni bed oil Java coz,
an ihn-'uhpo~f.r. internal ssL BI,sh
" bhsis prime wsE-fn R,.o,
zoo bills No. I NC iIerrinr.
10 do No. . farLIy TO. q,
$50 do family Flour
100 boIes sIIs ahI 1912 Ct-,
60 do Sap
ito do Woodruff AMI Fun. TAI. m, c.,r.,
- d, sp<rni and pli-p, ~ efn do
i.oo sefs Dap scoring AMI b,asii.v Powd,,
'oo sde' Sooj and good LlInls-J soLe I-ath.t
tins shot A'"''
rs bo1-. Tin Plate
1000 The spersr
500 rsets aah
800 ms best Ensish Thread
lYo Nova seotis Gt,ni stos-.
SOU hFs NAH, Is-a'td. non .iy 10 soiy
cash. Copp-ras
Sperm and whar oil
es-oon Indigo
10 Tags Ciazsr
10 do reprer
rln-ntn Mar. Nutmeg, COvss
Pure Cider vis.ysr
100 ba'sci- Clover s..i
Ieids Gs4ss All T,nphy 80
Ird to''is GJuos Va. ,'oi,oa Linz.
Lime anil Ground rla.,ef
MONA luee am g.ne.ai -s.o,tn,.t IF INN p..u-,
'"ehuy and Tr-d' rar, Of snsiz.s
Rough Plates mi Sheet Iron
aAtS-sInnUn's Rang n,k.
fTEEis-sPnhE. Engisi Bls,.ieI
American do. Csst st..I
Naii Rods as.oii-d -iEs. f.. n.
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@sx E1IANo FoRTEs. GESrLrsrx DE

GH EelANO FORTES. GENTLEMEN DE-
bring puieh,.- Pane. can Obtain then, iou,
Use .abserteT at his Psao Forte Warehouse sc sore o.
posite the B-nks Ie terms lie viii
ti.ns ON uai To be returned they cion
having sold Pabo forcs in this Tor ~hu,
having returned and with the
he atirrs himself that HE ,rlmined by tbo,-
desiring Pianos, before purchasing el-~whcre
He constantly c-ivng respect al least as so3
as ANY manufactured the United Among them thns
WILL .Se io!iAN ssnlsns ATTACHMENT, b.
the eeesss'ed mase Nunns Clark, New York. paeI,e. Of
tlis wonderful invention.
Also, large OF Musical Instruments anil
Merchandise
Piano fors rrpird tuned taken in exchange
Chbr Eusic-Ihe largest collection oi,I
Tor sale VA III Siats bs At the Store OF the ,
s"tinsr, a. Philadelphia ahd Nes Yotk prices
Isoer Purchasing To III again yin u,ol bse tel NJ.
'han thry can ind ris'e nee ia ir Scale. n IAYLGR
Piano Forte Warehouse AMI Music siorr opposite the Banks
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L HI IL ALL
YALr. srrFLY OF

FAGI srrFLY OF
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENwARE.
the ships Mohiezuma and Adirondack. win
New York and tie Vrsa.AHA POINT fraa I.yerpool
SUBSCRIBER - 'ses req is suopl.-
hp t.a aniy hnfs away om Liverpool daily sIpeeued at
r S.l be vii receive the OF China and
rlr' nNare, sHesi mem the CONSISTING Of new
shsg-s nd pauerusL - ""
~ ihe reEu packets fon Booa in recent of his su
phes Of Gas om the Mabzfa s prepared 10 5,
wy asr 800 eesahs A0r'Hssi OF superior Ss.ds line
heehsn,s and oIts=l aIary invited sIamin
A goos and pnoes s gcHg Inducements viii be offered th
Who buy fc' Ssh, AID 10 punetuaI eG.,nHers
ase Essortaen e Id Isnrs IooI ip, e,as-,. s,,r,
WIZ eS. 90 hihi nUGH A. WATT
au ~ West Mar
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NEW YORK PACKETS.
hN OLD AND ONLY
LAR LINE. HR
cnprs,,., Csr,sn N.rni.
MANCHESTER, So
COURIER. tsr~l m -.
ftrRiCK HENRY. tSrw) Cur.I,,
HAsiErTA BURR fu.l p..,,.,
LSSCnBUIG, Co,,n
THIS line 81 Packets having nv s.n.,,, po,o,
-" :" 'ns a'reisns Richmond m, =. th,n hn,,n var.
roP'"'s na-iesl 'osen their Iay3rS as.,
ss Ai'ons that t ven 10 ttva,dr-
s"us sairS AMI with dep The yc,ssi- arr Of lie -,
l""s ~ te" eohminlyd ~ of .1peri,ue- IN IN.
''etehAndIs can be- iEHi bY 1t tie Lo~s- r..
fof freight or Pas.asr, b.S.= seeon.noIa
'-ons ap;b To TIE masters ~ boasd. orto
LANES FISHERS SOM Agents.
w coos 10 be reshippsd TO New Orleans Mssi. aalasbe
o any Oihrr places will be- ar.. nom New
~ ue ms'tr" OF Azen,' At New Yort, rse chang.
efit such az may aetusHy be incurrrd. :. ne
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.
~ RICHMOND. ..

/ q.
'iNHE Winter Course OF Lectures /, H.. Nj:
cal Department Of Esmrdsn syeaey Con. .- viii ..,,
a. MI on hosday the z'th u OCTOBER n.Ii and cont,
hus "Sti The last NJ February following ~
iis new college ami Hospital Ene. rs. ..., eo,,,.,,
me- has hssn mate sfsd stn.u, all ~. al
Nmeh are Obtained 10 n u sat.,
lsasehion TO th- usual Lectures sar.ieAi and r.,,l
psa.,,, iss.sy Al tbs co-ze Hospital c,y house
may ahd Afaony By which s,u~-pt /. an ba,, m.
opportunity 81 ~n--sins the di-s-.. inei.n 10 IN. o,,n "a
- De called UPON I" est In the Of his
80, = he ha.scf OF m,ior and ninos Surgical c-sra
Sheh have hssn yearly p.rfornod befor. n. N-e,I g..
as .e o ~, nr The Coese Hospital the reputation Of
N- ,ml oe ..r ,of Surgical instruction.
'o CULLEN ~ d. Professor Theory and p,ae,ie. Of a.d
L. W cpAxgERLAYsE. a. d, rr,1 rser.c.,,,. anil NJ,
l.. BouAHsAN, n d. Prof oA.,s,,,,. -, -,
WoDen AID Ceiiiren. S', W
!Errsifs wYaAE. n. D. Prof Ana,omy AMI Pby.oo,v
hCG's L. WARNER. Il 10, pos, s.or suy-r,x 'N''
sNRArEs aAuPiS. ~. d. Prrr Chemistry and p.,r.
IAeIER r. IoHNsoS, NJ u, demonstrate. Of A.,tony .
and comfort Of thn B,nr Roou wall eHaLl- The nien,
~ ~ s anaioay q Ne human body, ami ssqur. ..I
bosdal Ine,ndnt hsh' fuel AMI attendance
curer' Bsnt No;r, of stat.s in which H.. s.,,.
nd-d will be tatsh f1r Ticket. 70
AUG. l.. wARHgs Nd
'.---..s.'ot. i-aa ~ tie FAcnrY
RROOkS, BELL q HUDSON wuI receive
a." opsn By TUESDAY Ot w~iosay Esr g.sar aany
Pars Pnn.sd Cashmsrs he Eeo--e
Rich slaui., s,,ai variety
tfaTe searfs, new and beautiful
risneh fniero'dees Gloves, gitts.
o'"s aes and eoaurHi shs very La.s,or,
Iny o'nsr very dssifas s"S--i yuGeLa--d wsh,n The
~ 80. ~t' % -" nv n s'haI advance
x TONS American Blistercd Steel. made az
~ swel.. Iron ~ ~
IS bua4es American al,., I,o, $50, , -
'i'' nun :"
10 casks Casesa
IS boxes
; 10 aud D Mad RSl<-Ese.vinr and for ,,. Nv
y, - WORKMAN. MeGRuDER 4 co.
SUPERloR BEEF TONGUES, large SIZE.
~ Aisi Pickles. PieeAriln, nd Prenll Bean.
Fupsiior Fsh. Ind Meat sAuesG
Just received and ior BY JOHN GPryr
--
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CRENsHAw. BRcG HERS = co ossr Coz ..I.-
-. Is hbti IT. Groin sU,,, w.
ls9 " Orleans a.
S5 bbls CARRIED On
40 packs wou bey's loaf do
ITO bags Java Coueo
eco Rio do
l!l Lasuayn do
D hsrielbo Do
10 bhts NoaSse.
see sde. sole I.aihsr
Harness Slirtnz and Rn,SeuJo
) toes Birtd and Cast Steel
20 packages Tea
10 boxes sTeIm Candies
20 do Soap
ESQ k-gs Nails
20 bills Tsnners Oil
50 loIes Cb-a,e
e'IocLs tsTaeess Irdtps
geo kcss White Lead
o. casks Por wiae puts
fcpirf, Pimcno, Starch Gies,r Xy;.A,.. Ct. 49,.
\ Ivs'J 81 osby aTiiclss. -. :.
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Scoi1s surERIpR HOE TAPEs warranted to stand Ln,,
IN .he hre Than any now Hs!aiciy the great
are nI Ptsburg. &c. A
P.Tfssueu. 10Th May, 1915.
co merely oery that the April leIS when my Office
Z" wy Vas oesuoJvd by tie pao.rs
&C were preserved perfectly although IN the
midst o. tie hsnes duns the whole period naI
o ~ an Asbestos fiEe Proof Chest by Iohs
Scout. AIrp~ az,
M n. Is an krshanse Broker in a large busine.zl
Ih< following nom eit1e,s VIA Va. burned
out SONS rme since since In baltimore.
Mr. scOTT BALTIMORE:
sesrihs sstts--S ot ors ~ your trhtsios pub
'ha 70 Ae fAtot OF The i1h hereby the
u Of o1-fs Mat had all books money sc pts-
'''ei Ia one OF your ehe,ls yours r.spee
JOHs CARSON
W ~ i'' w hLlnuiaeuser al
si-sr- II WILL a ,
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PATENT SAFETY BANK LOCKS
The subscriber ~ouh respectfully inform THE PUBLIC
that he has ON ham, AMI s constantly MANUFACTURING
oe OF evry description. for BhNk@. Sac. Houses slots.
fhisoNS and Patent PAD LOCKS Roads heb he
warrants not N e.i out of order land FURTHERMORE THAT
THEY CASNUr BE PCKEOI An orders Thankfully received
asa pompuy attended 10 AT his Bank Lock Mandatory
al. New Jvrp~y.--oe din m 4, JoNea
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ElasSis Of Raa,,Jsr "A. y4.,sra.f, OF sIaO. o. a 81
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WErAOREk CO. desiers la Family and Fancy Hard
Ware Table Cutlery Tea rnys waers Norh tsc.
street Opposite Union B.nk Baltimore Having taken the above
oofe LOOM We are pspaed On supyy families zen
ay WIN every Kind Of Plated and B'ania
Lamps Hollow War. Copper and Ke,~s Kitchen Utrn
h hho wooden War; brushes Bashrss
iun'hng articles The attention iIoss Kespe
respectfully called stock which good terms
So, G. r. W. l. CO.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-07-30
Probate Accounts.

nARIUS LYMAN, ESQ. Master in Chan,
- Gerry of our said sCourt to whom by
standing rule all Probate Accounts are re.
ferred for his examination and report presents
to the Court the accounts of the Ex'rs. and
Adm'rs. OH the following estates and of the
following Guardians to wit.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-07-30
Evil COMPANIONS.

Society is the atmosphere of souls,
and we necessarily imbibe from it some
thing which is either infections or salu.
brious. The society of virtuous persons
is enjoyed beyond their company, while
vice carries sting into solitude. The
society or the company you keep, is
beth the indication of your character and
the former of it. In company, when
the pores Of the mind are opened. there
requires more caution than usual, be-
cause the mind is passive. Either vi
cious company will please you or it will
not; if it does not please you the end of
going will he defeated. In such socie-
~ you will feel your reverence for the
dictates of conscience wear off; and that
name at which angels bow and devils
tremble you will hear condemned and
abused. The Bible will supply material
for un.neaning jests or impious buffoon-
ey the consequence Of this will be q
practical deviation from virtue, the prin
cipIes will become sapped, and the fences
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-07-30

GF A writer in the Baltimore Sun
says there is a proverb declaring that "a
great man at twenty-five is a gone
goose at forty" which has been exem-
piled in ancient and modern history.
Napoleon, after early success, died in
inglorious exile. Byron, the author Of
"Childe Harold" at twenty-five, expired,
at Mlssolonghi at thirty-seven, without
being able to add military glory to his
literary fame. John Randolph, pre-
mature genius. when asked by the
Speaker of the House, s.Are you of
age?" answered, "Ask my constituents! !"
yet died at 60, like Swift, a .'driveller
and show" a relic rather of forme.
greatness than of present ability. Ca~
Ieb McNulty. possessing in early youth
precocious ability and exhibiting a
pattern of sobriety and honor, lamentably
falls, through imprudence, even before
reaching t he age OF 40 On the other
hand, Cromwell did not fairly commence
his famous career until 40 years Of age,
and after that period entitled himself to
the notice Of distant posterity. Dryden
was 40 before he was distinguished was
poet. Mahomet was more than 40 when
the idea Of establishing creed entered
his mind.
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For the PortGg, Sentinel.
PRONENESS.

How prone the bosom is to sigh
How prone to weep the human eye
ysow prone to sympathy the heart,
And, when betrayed, how prone to smart.
HSw prone are Youth to hope for bliss
How prone are lips to taste kiss
How prone the eyes to cast a glance
To where they love, that's called askance.:
How prone are all to welded life
How prone when wed to mix in strife
How prone old Maids are to communion
Since Annexation" come In the Union.
How prone the young to erubescence-
How prone the old to eferescence-
How prone to slander is the tongue
If left unbridled when 'us young.
How prone are Devils to deceive
How prone are women 10 believe
How prone is man to be sinner,
As prone as hunger is to dinner.
How prone 10 favors are our wishes
How prone TO get the loaves and fishes;
How prone to Office are our luaders,
Coons, Demos, Myers and seceders.
E.P.F.
TIiramy July Is, 1915.
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PROSPEROUS
OF THE
Western Lit@raF Fy journal
MONTHLY REVIEW.

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We ct first projected such work, and be-
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Judgment with which it is conducted. While
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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-07-30

THE STATE OF ONO, , Court of Common
Portage County, SIS. Pleas, June Term, A.
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TWenty-One.

JAMES, in his beautiful novel of Mor-
ley Ernstein, thus speaks Of the age Of
twenty>one:
"It is a beautiful age, full Of the
spring, with all the vigor of manhood,
without one touch of its decay, with all
the fire of youth, without one touch Of
its feebleness! Oh, -and-twenty !!
bright one-and-twenty! wilt thou never
come back to me againa No, never!
The cord of the bow has been SO often
drawn, that it has lost its elasticity;
there have been thousand flowers cast
away that have wi.hered in the dust OF
Times sandy path; there have been a
thousand fruits tasted that have left but
the rind in the hands; there have been a
thousand travel stains acquired that
never can be washed off till the journey
is done, That which has been lost,
and that which has been gained, have
both been gathered into the two baskets
of the past; and whatever the future may
have in store, one-and-twenty, with its
smany hopes, its few fears, its buoyancJ
Of spirit. its elasticity Of limbs. its eager
ness of expectation, its activity Of pur'
suit, its aspirations, lis desires, its faith
its confidence, its frankness. its gardel
of visionary flowers, and its atmosphere
of misty light, can never, never COM
back to us, were we to whistle till W,
break our hearts. No, no; in the sa'
arithmetic Of years, multiply by wha
numbers you will, you can never get a
II one.and.twentv more than once"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-07-30
The Wasted Flowers.

On the velvet bank of rivulet, sat a
rosy child. Her lap was filled with
flowers, and garland of rose buds was
twined around her neck. Her face was
as radient as the sunshine that fell upon
it, and her voice was as clear as that Of
the bird which warbled at her side.
The little stream went singing on. and
with every gush of its music, the child
lifted flower in it's dlmple hand, and
with merry laugh, threw it upon the
surface. In her glee she forgot that her
treasures were growing less, and with
the swift motion of childhood, she flung
them to the sparkling tide, until every
bud and blossom had disappeared. =
Then seeing her loss, she sprang to her
feet, and bursting into tears, called
aloud to the stream--.'bring back my
flowers!" But the stream danced along
regardless of her tears; and as it bore
the blooming burden away, her words
came back in taunting echo. along its
reedy margin. And, long after, amid
the waillng of the breeze, and the fitfu
bursts oc childish grief, was heard the
fruitless cry-"BrIpg back my flowersP
| Merry maiden! who art idly wasting
1.-THE precious moments so beautifully be-
1 slowed on thee--see in the thoughtless
]}impulsive child, an emalem Of thyself
Each moment is a perfumed flower
Let lts fragrance be dispensed in bless
ling all around thee, and ascend as swee
'lincense to the beneficient Giver.
4 Else,, when thou hast carelessly fun
them from thee-seest them receding o
the swift waters of time, thou wilt cry
in tones more sorrowful than those
the weeping child-"Bring me back m
flowers!" And the only answer will b
an echo from the shadowy past-"Br'n
me back my fo,oers!
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-07-30

s1P We see It stated in some of our
exchange papers, that Western Virginia
refuses to acknowledge the Church or
ganIzation established BY the Methodist
Episcopal Convention at Louisville.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-07-30

LABOR LOST. TO gid refined gold,
to grease butter, to paint hly. throw
perfume on niger, to smooth the ice.
to sweeten sugar. to see whether it is
daylight with big lamp, to warm fire.
to dampen water. and to increase the
speed ofiightnipg-is all darned nonsense
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-07-30

Life is like field Of blackberry and
raspberry bushes. Mean people squat
down and pick the fruit, no matter how
it blacks their fingers, while genius,
proud and PERPENDICULAR, strides fierce
ly on. and gets nothing but scratches,
and holes torn in his trousers.