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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-04
The Jews.

In most countries Of the earth, the load
Of oppression which has long weighed upon
Jewish breasts is gradually being removed.
That remarkable race, whose ustonish-
ing preservation amid all their dispersions,
prosecutions, sufferings, and for such an
immense period Of time, is without a para.
lei IN the history Of the world, ond is justly
regarded as q standing miracle in proof Of
Revelation, seem about 10 imbibe new
youth and vigor from the spirit Of the age,
and to start forward with fresh animation
on q career of indefinite duration. More
than three thousand two hundred years u
60, their inspired volume said: "The
Lord shall scatter thee among all people,
from the one end of the earth even unto
the other; and among these nations shalt
thou find no ease, neither shall the sole OF
thy foot have rest; and thou shalt become
an aston ishment, a proverb, and by-word
among all the nations whittier the Lord
shall lead thee.' And again: "Yet for
all that when they be in the land of their
enemies, | will not cast them ay,neilher
will ubhor them TO destroy them utterly"
81 will make full eEd of the nations
whittier have driven thee, but will not
make full end of thee" The wonderful
fulilment of these prophecies is matter
of history. 1t has been reserved for the
present age to witness any amelioration in
the condition of the Jews, and for This coun-
try to lead the way in the good work.
England appears to be about to follow our
example. The day may not be far distant
when the following prediction of the in
spired prophets shall receive its complete
fulfilmen,: "For the children Of Israel
shall abide many days without king, and
without prince, and without a sacrahce,
and without an ephod, and without terra
phim; afterwards shall the children oflsrael
return, and seek the Lord their God, und
David their king; and shall fear the Lord
aud his goodness in the latter days."
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-04

STAGE ROUTE TO cALIFoRNIA.-A line
of stages bas been established between
Vera Cruz and the Pacific coast, which
will furnish regular and speedy commu
nication for passengers to California. The
line is furnished with superior American
post-coaches, and the best horses the coun
try will afford. The road runs through
the principal cities in Mexico, and where
good Accommodations can always De obtain
ed. The distance is about eight hundred
miles which is accomplished in eleven days
the entire expenses in The neighborhood
Of one hundred and sixty dollars, to San
Bias or Mazatlan, where shipping can be
found TO San Francisco.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-04

EpThe Wilkinson (Miss.) Wing, gives
us the following, as coming from 'darkey,'
the property of gentleman in that neigh
borhood, who on Christmas, gave his serv-
ants something to make their hearts merry
and their dance light. The master having
called upon each for toast, was met with
a snicker, and II don't know how to do dat,
massa," from one and another, until Joe's
turn came (whose cotton basket is always
the heaviest of the gang) when he held up
his glass, with ludicrous gravity and gave:
ssThe big bee flies high,
The little bee makes the honey;
The black folks makes the cotton,
And the white folks get the money"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-04
THE STEP MOTHER.
Leares from, a Lawyers Portfolio

When, l FIRST knew the family of the
Wentworths, it was composed of hus-
band in The prime Of life, beautiful being
his bride, and a sweet little babe whom
they had dotted on, not only for its beauty,
but as the heir of his fathers large estates.
The family was noble, or rather its ances-
tors had been so in England, and the es-
tates, now in its possession, had come down
from father to son for several generations,
increasing in value with the prosperity Of
the country, until they now afforded almost
the revenue Of a prince. With the pride of
birth, something Of its injustice had at
tached to the family, for, to maintain the
importance Of the name, it had been the
custom ever since the abolition of prime
geniture, to keep the estate entailed on the
Oldest son, providing, however, respectable
portions for the other children. The Went
worth lands had thus descended from the
present proprietor's father, and were in
tended to go down in the same manner to
his eldest son. / knew little of Mr.. Went
worth himself, for he was proud, reserv.
ed man-but his meek wife had early won
on my heart, and from the hour when [ first
called on, as a professional adviser, to give
my opinion respecting some property which
she held to her sole and separate use, under
her marriage settlements, up to the latest
moment Of her life, my feelings for this sin
gularly amiable woman, were like those Of
4 parent to daughter.
Wentworth Hall, where the family resi-
dsd, was large, antique, imposing struc-
ture, situated in the centre of an extensive
park, and approached by long avenue,
terminating at one end in the hall door, and
at the other, at the distance of almost a
mile, in massy gateway, guarded by a
porter lodge. The house, when I first
knew it, was as lordly mansion as one
would wish to see. passed it the other
day, and it was in ruins. No human being
has ylept within its walls since the devel-
operneIt Of the dreadful tragedy am about
to reIsts.t God knows shudder at the
task! -, ...
Tneveit saw a sweeter child than th'
youne heir Of Wentworth: l think now
see III little hands, his silken hair, or hi
soft blue eyes, so like those of his mother
ALI loved him. !. How could they help it! TO
in every thing he resembled her who insen
sibly won every heart, and deserved to vii
fhemtoo.. But in nothing was this simi
larity 10 striking as in the disposition o
the mother and child. I do not believ
aitlisr would knowingly hurt fly. Ger
tainlya, no traces of the proud irrascibl
temper Of the father could be discovered il
the son.
Well has it been said that the good di
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-04

NEWSPAPER PosTAeE.-The postage
upon newspapers dropped into the postoffice
by individuals, is now reduced TO one cen
for any part Of the same State, and hal
cent additional for distances over 100 miles
out of the State; the postage TO be prepaid
as formerly, except when sent from the OF.
flee OF publication. The postage hereto.
fore, it will be rccollected, was three cents
in advance.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-04
!. one bY one Loss,s Links are Broken.

sa0ne by one the objects Of our affection de
part from us. Thou spirit land! o, that coult
behold thee as thou art, the region Of life, light
and love, and the dwelling place Of those believes
ones Whsse being has flowed onward, like a sill
ver stream into the solemn sounding main, int
the ocean of eternity.n-i HYpERIoN.
One by one loves links are broken,
One BY one our friends depart;
Voices that have kindly spoken,
Hearts which throbbed to kindred hearts.
Gentle tones with ours that blended,
At the holy hour of prayer,
5Iips from which s;Te Deum" assembled,
We ask for these and fnd them where?
Come are resting in the ocean,
Hidden mid its secrets deep,
Needless of its wild eommotion,
Sleeping there dreamless sleep.
Some have wandered DER the billow-
Prayers nor tears their lives could save
Deep their rest beneath the willow,
In far-of ehurchyard grave.
And some are near US calmly lying,
But our words break not their sleep;
No answer comes but wild winds signing
Through the grass oer which We weep.
List we for the heart-warm gree ting,
Loved and priced in days gone byl
Look we for fond glances meeting
Ours from the soul-lit eyea
Ask ye for the joyous beaming.
Of the smiles that radient shone
Round us in our youthful dreamings
Ask for these2 where are they2 Gone.
Like the fresh and dewy sweetness
OF the summers balmy flowers,
Such the fragrance such the feetness
OF those blessed dreams of ours.
Alb, not here, not here our dwelling,
In this changing world of time
Thanks to God! all change is telling
ofa hoiier, happier cline.
Thanks to God! this parting, psining
Weans the heart from earthly ties;
Lifs's night of sorrow darkly waning,
will break in morn beyond the skies
Weep not over hopes departed,
Seek not here the scattered band;
Soulof mine, rouse up, look forward
To the glorious spirit-land HAT.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-04

LOOK At THIS, YOUNG MEN.-Mr. Col
lamer, the new Post Master General, was
the architect OF his own fortune. In early
life he was very poor, land on one occasion,
the only occasion, he was rebuked by his
preceptor for coming into The recitation
room without shoes. He had none 10 wear.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-04

A long legged Yankee, on visit to a
menagere for the first time, while stalk.
ing round the pavilion, suddenly came up
on the elephant; whereupon he turned to
the keeper and said, with surprise: 'Thun-
der and lightning, mister, what darned
critter have ye got here, with a tail on
both ends!'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-04

PHILADELPHIA, March 26-6 r. NJ.
Judge Kane committed Tom Hand on
the charge Of stealing the Government
jewels.
Mr.. Bdlack, Charge d'Affairs to bogo'
.a, died on the 9th Of January last.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-04
LOUISVILLE, March 26.

LOUISVILLE, March rs.
There was destructive fire in this city
yesterday. Four warehouses were destroy
ed partially. The loss is heavy, but most
y covered by insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-24

Thsrsdsy 2s3 q dropsy the brs WILLIAM TEL
JAN yoangss, fesst sso I'sbss f. eyed
nd tsys
H.. ~ tAssn Jersey sisrooon al
seoc. firm Broadway Housoost The flds ihs ,
: respectfully invited % attend
Osiss lss Railway. J. JOSEPH HAMPTON N tie s,
year Of III.
Al A.rsndr. DC ssh BFr.rr BIcEt. ooor.d ,o,,a IN
iod year Of sse. "a. Oldest uhabisn o. n. place
Oa fsay a34 ADELAIDE LOCIsy dsssht.r of E,,,t
ss5 Hsnry Csn>rdsn D. sge5 years . ds,s
Bo,ior soth ast Mrs n sUs,EY Of an spoolst z,
ssss 20
sasesoiy, % FRIDAY morning. GEORGE CROW ,s.s % year.
And Dorths
H. and ens respectfully invited 20 attend his funeral
from The fesdencs al his shsr 81 the tsaiorasy sr
att 'cioch without farther invitation.
B0potisn the nofuiax Of .ti r., MARY pOHyEoy
SHERMAN vile % Byron sherman only daughter
Csfss. Pouero3, 4 tie % ye4ro Of her
The relatives sDs f>nds Of "a. respectfully invited o. a.
iesc bsf asrs os Sabbath 2it NJ from Hsar Il
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AUCTION SALES.

DEOPLE's IINEOF srEA NBDAr>, &c.
I Ssryerf Court GEORGE MONrEirH sgs'nss ISAAC
NEWTON. DANIEL DREW aud others 81 Notice 10 here
~ given hist by yfue Of order Of he supreme Court
the sub.ciiher IS receiver In The shove aeton. -i sell
Of SsWYors on TUESDAY the loth dsy u April next.
a. O'Clock At roou, The following property ard sfecs
A los II Laekawsuns Cosl, sbou, tone. in the yard
corner q Albany snd Washington - 10 The Guy Of New
Yort
The unsxpr-a ease Of he lots which ihs coal pIe'
being the several lo corner Of Albany and " sshnsou
The fences aoorrs scales ofee, bsuows. NC used 10
and situated on tho coal yard.
lot u Lscsswsnns eos. 10 yard In the City OF Albany
The huI Of The steamboat DE WITT CLINTON. IN the
The bag Of The steamboat DIAMOND in the City OF Al
The ecs furniture scales coal scows and other 6surss
belonging 10 the Association IN the CITY Of Albany
The uneNpred ese of htrvss beirg the north eide part
OF Pier Nrssy. sns south side of Pier between N.sey
ard Barclay sls. In he Guy Of New-f0s
Tho orehs Of the uueIpired ess- of the north aide Of
Pier Bsrcsy ana Nesey snd the south aide of
Pier foot ~ Bsrclsyst In the Cny u New fofk.
The snrNpifed ssse " the south bali Of the Pier be-
tween Liberty snd Corsnd as In he City Of New-York
The prsi lease Of The north side OF Pier betweso
Beay and RoeSsSa 81, s,sS 70. p.%Oad risL
The .issmboas NoRrH AMERICA. her engine, tackle
The .eSni oat ISAAC NEWTON, her engine tackle. sp-
plrel. furniture aud sppurenarces.
rhe three quarter psr OF the steamboat HENDRIX
HUDSON her engine sscse, sppsel, furniture and sppur
trnauces
The steamboat OREGON, her engine, tackle, apparel.
flrulure and sppuuensnce-
The onrhalf psrs Of ths steamboats, EMPIRE, TROY
and JOHN MASON, their eueiras, tscke, apparel, fumi-
ure erd arpureusrce- subject the Articles OF Agree
meui brt tho Association snd III u the other
Ona-hElf part OF said bnsis
The steamboat ROCHESTER,, her engine, tsckle, apps
rel. furniture and sppufteuances
The steamboat COLUMBIA, her engine, tackle sppsrs,
furniture and sppurensuces
The steamboat SOUTH AMERICA. her engine, tackle,
apparel furniture and sppuriensnces
2.7i Of Stock IN The Norwich and New London
Siesmhost Company.
The unexpir-a Lease Of ihs building No. Ia Green~ch
tn the Cily ~ hrwfofk.
The groceries and ard snppss Of the Association IN tho
building No IA Gresusich-st In the City ~ Ne~fnrk
The furniture and nrnfes Of The Offices Of the Association
10 the City Of Hsw-YOrk
lot Of square kentedge pig lrOn about 100 tons
10, Of DID iron copper and lead and Old carpenter ard
lOi1sr work a0d materials fesrted from st. ambosts
- the Capital stocs u the NerfOrk and Troy
Steamboat Compan or A,socieuon.
10 shares Stock Il the Sectional Dry Dock COmps
uy In the City Of Nev-YOrk
lot Of new lumber prepared and unprspasd for uss
sis ambonts
Term, OF sale and other particulars the day " sale
Innury may Ia the meantime he SIDE al The Receivers
Oaice, ia 6reenwich-si Nsw-Yors
ELI KELLEY Receiver OF he Property and
Eject. Of ths Peoples Line Association.
Dated Nsv-Iors March 3, loi,. MAJ
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Fsb H. o. REQ ,hp oor,sr cosi, % Boston, - or
Chazresf-sl vel
No date brg vsrna I'm Bosion lJsn m or
ssn Frsnc
% Corrst. IN Mobile 0 IiTsrppo
March Ishsrns in Ne- Omar. or sYofk
ard parted company nth ilth.
N1rc ~ Torags Q8ebsr Brewster m Orsa1s fr
Ns~ iors. ani parted COMPANY With 1914.
March a. Doodle head st0f b~ys Euat~t san
Boston Tor orleans.
March = 3D. oa "a g. Lhtoo fTonasoa no Sew
Orleans lof Nse fofs
lsb mt ny ~ Ts-ooJ IA. p H. loo - % shp Jaash Touro
q. Nss Orleans FER Bo.fon
Hra tr.ss H.H.
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NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS.
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THE SCALPEL
A JOURNAL or HEALTH,

POPLAR READING Asp rar ExrosuaE OF QuicKERY,
BY EDWARD DIXON " D.
JJso hall guard ne - Eherdff
MATURE Ia ever busy ~ he sen operation Of Der own
orc.a endeavuring 10 cure sesse Her medicines are
Air " arfnih FOOD Wafer aud Sleep Their uss Is direct
81 by INSTINCT that j. most worthy ne name Of
INV .ic Al who res-res ~ unerfing sN4-EdiU
CONTENTS OF MARCH NUMBER.
ENrIsfiY osrGiNAL
Medical Educst0n In Nevfork me Cslse u Olackery.
WHAT'S The naure OF Scrofas sra Cousunfuonl Can
they be- cured BY What method
functions Of The sam; Coz fatal % Infants.
AbortouisrB In sewYo's ne history and consequences
Cbidbrh under The hl7nce of ChQruflfm-siN esses
rnis result Of Chloroforu 81 the Hospna result nearly
similar IN case " the kdior.
Nhsi are Piles Can ttey be cured ByWhal means ?
Rsscsiy % an OruAs'; inc Acpoitne trek description
OF Csafsc and disease " The Nerve OF the Eye-how 10
dislin guish them. 800,
Vsnc,cele what Il. ii-proiueed By Excess and Self.
shuse-Treefunenf or
Worms IN ths csrcsss OF lbs AaaeJnts bow formed Ia
children. treatment Of
Tue Cure Of Disease By Temrersmre and Position
TTsct. for The Peo7le-Noace N
SODA FOwDsHs.
The Polka highly Philosophical meihod Of e.icling
Interesting Pathological Ph.nomena la grand passion
fo4inau- ars-rituon OF The dsrrs ~ eyewitness,
stthe Ctsfesn RDgge IN Paris Paeura address 10 ihr
Phsronenon BY Pndar Jr A sce1unc Prescription
~ There only nus befs YET pu1ish-di ne next
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lery - ~ per Ernum m sdssnce Al who cesf- to -
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acd Of lockwood, corner Of Grslcii and bfoadSsy
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WERsTER,s School oHoRIsrER.

4 CHOICE COLLECTION or MUSIC, ARRANGED 10 be
~ sung by one, two, three snd four voices with com
pete snd ,horou1h system n elementary instruction, de-
signed for public schools academies and select juvenile
sni sduit Classes By william G. Webster. Tbs sOrk
hiss been published six months, and 10 already intro
d1cei Ia very mary schools and academies including the
State Normal School al Albany. Ills Justly recommended
by those cotnecled with schools, 20 superior BOOK Of
school music.
r : Teachers County superu'sndenls, Professors Of
Music srd al VINO feel Interested In having singing intro
ducsd In all Common Schools and not having see lhs
book. requested cs send sud get copy grsis,
for examination. Published by
M m. sAMIIEI. RAYNOR. ls RnwerY
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TIE FIRST VOLUME PUBLlsBEO THIs DAY.
NINEXEH AND lis REMAINS.


WITH An ACCOUNT OF A VISIT 10 the Chsldesn
w Christians OF hurdiitfn 81 he fezdis, or Devil Wor
shperr acd rglfy into The Manners srt Arts OF the
AnrierI Aoyrars. By Austen Henry Lavsrc, ESQ. l.
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HoWs's FAMILY sHARsPEARE.

n APPLETON 4 Co will shortly publish, The
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TEACHER FOR THE SOUTH.

ITO A LADY sKtLLYgL ~ TEACHING the French
L Language, Drawing and Oh PAinuug, of snahe f,po-
stop ard with chsrsrfer and msnn-rs worthy OF limits
i'm 10 offered desirable ,tgsuon 10 Edkewohh tems-
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r. Popish Confession md Priestcrnft Eva
posed.-Rey. y. LEAHEY late Monk Of La Trsppe vii
lecture on Rcmsnsm. Monday evening, March %, a
o'clock ss The Chinese Assembly Rooms, s39 Broadway,
between Spring and Prince The lecture viii be 90
the uochnsisn Of lsdie. In the confessional &C
cordiug TO Bishop KENRicEs Theology and HueHEss
Ladies' and youths positively prohibited from coming TO
hi. Lecture, as some awf fol disclosures viii be made
Tickets 25 cents. The Monk will appear 10 bis mons,iie
dress ms US
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EXPEDITION TO THE DEAD SEA.

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sta aLd Iowa nay % zEcr and certified BY the under
stxrec vho hss been appointed Commissioner sor nat
purpose BY the Gov-rrors Of said stsi-s
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