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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-03
HOME GAZETTE.

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-03
DIED.

IN tbi, town on Sunday lst inst, CHARLES, r-
FAINT ,on Of tie Rev. {. w. Andrews, asct 8
U9n Is.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-03
ARI'!IUR'S

Chaflcslown, Aug. 81. l650.-If.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-21

,spThat militia officers nre not the
proudest men in the world, We have al
ways believed, and the following anecdots
goes Far to prove that humanity is occa-
sionally initiated as well in its perceptiys
"Cuf'p said one Of these dignitaries 10
q negro nj his side, as he prepared toswal-a
low His fifth invoice Of "hard. .ware."-.
Cuff you're an homes. fellow. and ! like
to compliment a man what's lived an hon.
est life, if he'is blnck-you shall take, a
glass Of something to drink with me-you
shall, ehf' - .aa - ~, ',..,..i. 80, : - y W 70
.."Well, captain" he replied, wiping his
lips with the neither end Of bis shining
coa,.sleeve. .'Pse berry dry, so won't be.
ugly about it Sum niggers is too proud:
10 drink wild murlishy ossifur. but I
think when murlishy ossifur is sober he's
|jis os good as nigger-EsPecsuly ifde mig
ger ufS az t-.F - -slf4-fl.-.sf n ,- ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-21
The Chaudiere Cold.

That the Chuudiere gold region is Of no
ordinary value is becoming daily more
and more apparent. The yield is contin.
uods an d for the most part regular, The aet
proAtsof the company, now engaged in. ii
extraction Being about ,e5 per day. But
in addition TO this return from the, .sifliDgs
of the aurilerous grayelthere are lucky his
times when d piece Of the precious metal
of considerable size is met with, Wehaye
this day seen piece weighing over one.
quarter Of a pound, as pure as If. IL had
been taken from, the smelling pot-thot is
20 say, unmixed with gravel, or vineous
quartz or dny other foreig gn spbseance. 2
Wore this the only piece ofany col side
rable size that had been found, II wotld
signify little, but is neither the first nor
the second. the third nor the fourth -
There have been many valuable pieces
found, and there seems 10 te every pros.
rect of finding more. wv must congrai. g
ulate the Chaudiere Company on their gol-
den prospects, and we do so more readiiy
as the more gold they obtain for themselves
the more they enrich the valne Of the pro-
vince and enrich others. Tie Sncrnmei-
TO has peopIed California, and raised il To,
the position ofa State; il is yet difficult
10 tell what The Chnudiere may no. do for
Canada:-Quebec Chron. ea59ls sell
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-21
fftTfT r 7EfrT.sI I EzSFt7T-T TTT-1--f
The Philosophy Of Drowning. !;

Man is the only animal tha t;drewns7 nat.
urally. He;does SO becausehe isendowed
with. reason-that is to say, with a. large
spherical brain with skull on it, which
rises above his nesesh If he fall into deer
water, in spite Of his greatabtain he has moi
presence of mind enough to stick his| ness
out and keep it out, as he mighteaslys do
buthis heavy head, like stone, PRESSES his
nose underwater In this position lie in
bales and fills bis chest Iwith1water So that
be Becomes on the whole so much heavier
than water assto sink. ai While the lang )
are filled with air, the body is III ghter tl,an
its bulk of water, and Of course swims Just
as an iron vessel does. All, therefore, ,wlacb
is necessary 10 keep q person from, sinking
in deep water, is 10 keep the water out, OF
the lungs. Suppose yourself y a. bottle
Your nose is the nozzle Of : the bottle, and
mustbe kept out Of the waeor. q Il, il, goes
under, don't breathe at.all till it comes ont
Then, to prevent its going down again, keep
every other part under, head legs, arms;all
under water but your nose. Do, that, and
you can't sink in any depth of, wafer --7A All
you need do to secure this j, 10 clasp your
hands behind your back, and point four
nose at the top Of the heavens, and keep
perfectly stiH. Your nose win never get
under water to the end Of time, unless you
raise, your brain, hand, kaee, or foot higher
than it. Keep, still, with your nose turned
up in perfect impudence, and your are safe.
This; will do in tolerable still ater: in ,bois-
ferrous water ) ou viii need a Gttie of the art
Of swimming. has nroolaj(l -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-21
NUMBER 2S1..
ciyll and diplomatic HporoprIafions.

Among tie Items are The following: Pay
and mileage Of sCongressmep, s4I6, ,39s;
pay of officers and clerks Of Congress,
$4l ,9l3; printing and other con,ipgen, OK.
penses Of senae $1OO, 600; do. do, of
House, $l97, ne; addition 10 contingent
fund OF House. $3o, ,00O;o Supplying light
houses, ss1f7,474; pay Of Lighthouse keep.
erS, $127, ,4aS; repairs, &c, of. ,ligtt-hods-
es. $s4, ,63o; expenses Of floating fights,
900, 40; marine hospital San Francisco,
$4,000; surveys Of public lands, S249,.
75O; intercourse with foreign na;ions,
1896, ,397; relief and protection. TO Ameri-
can seamen abroad, lz5,08o; for def.
eiencies in fond for relief Of sick sesmef,
and for furnishing FIVE new marine hospi-
tails, $500, ,O00; 70 continue conssrsction OF
custom house, New Orleans, $500 i0o0:
survey of delta Of The Mississippi, $50, 600.
new custom-house at Bangor, Me, s50,00c;
do. do ut Mobile, Ala, $1O6, 900; customs
h ouse ar post Office, Norfolk, Va:5,9 $50
600; custom-house, San FRANCHISES, Cal,
800, 600; do. do. St. Louis, No. Fq$$50,-
600; do. do. Cincinnati Ohio, $50, ,ooos
surveys Of United States coast, $ie6, 600.
T.,1l4s,7 i,-E f!.St rtt4Es sesIE
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-21

A SNAKE STonY.-The Charleston
(Vn..) "Free Press" Of the 18th, fslaies
the following circumstanee: -!a a!siaga
A negro IN Dlnwiddle CO .gcame ID his
death, short time since, in the following
singulor manner: He was sem. into a
field on an errand, and not returning as
soon as expected, search wus made, and
he was lying on the ground nearly dead
his eyes strained from their sockets, and
exhibiting the appearance ofstrangulalion.
On approaching nearer, it was discovered
,ba. large snake had crawled down his
throat. They attempted 10 draw out iiIs
snake by the tail, which extended few
inches out Of the negroes mouth, but it
drew ii in, and the negro died at the in
slant. Ii is supposed thathe lay down on
the ground and fell asleep, and the snake
finding al entrance in the open month Of,
the negro, crawled down his throat, causing.
it's own and the negro's death. .,,,.,...a =, :
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-21

:ained, by yielding to hose, gentle infuen-
ces, and listening to those divine teachings
which are impaired in Natures universal
temple. 1t comes from thosedivine reve,
latlons which are contained in all the
works Of God.Afrom athose instructions
which unfold the iglorias'ofthe divine ma.
ture pnd exalted destiny !Gof sthei spirit
which lead US to regard evil as the proph-
ecy Of an infinite good, and death as the
gateway to immortal joys. Lei his, then,
listen to that voice which calls so tender
ly to man; let US listen to it, thut when
weary and heavy.Iaden on this desert
bowed down with ipaln,1 and
Toll, tahd sorrow, we may find sweet and
glorious rest--a-- rest like that which steals
lpon tho freed spirit in The home where
he weary toll no more Spirit Messem-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-21
Valuable Country for Farming.

The Oregon Sectator, Of 95ths July, re-
ferripg to the produetiyeness Of, agricultur-
al pursuits in that Territory, says: aLa ?
That agricultural pursuits viii pay large
Iy, few facts will prove. For example
we overheard gentleman a few days since
remark that he had Just sold stock from
his farm TO the amount of $4,000. And
the same gentleman said, that aside from
his remaining stock, he also had $50 cres
ofwheat, which is now being harvested,
and which will yield from twenty to thirty
bushels per acre.ssOAnd any lone canicalcu
late the thousands Of dollars such "a Drop
will secnre to its owner. We have heard
Of two or three gentlemen; on the Columbia
river, who have large fields of potatoes.
which have been, by diSinterested persons
estimated at 81 900 per acre. One nindi-
,vidual has ten acres Of potatues, which
have and will in all cost him two months Of
personal labor. and the same amount of la
Dor from two. hired hands, and if he meets
with no a Diverse fortune, lie will realize eight
sor ten thousand from, bis potatoes. alone. In
theoupper part, Of Willamettet and sUmpqua
galleys there are almost unlimited ,.opportu
mites for stock raising apd dairy business
in the most beautiful country in the world.
rot s2R s1b!I sI,snn'
?, 60 Children are oinanisitiye bodies fol
instance: -ar1
25hs What does eleare mean, Pag1sI Il
means to unite together,n'aq 4 Does, John II
mite wood when he cleaves it?'bns Hem
well, it means to separate, a@sWell, Pa
does man separate from his wife when b
cleaaves to her? "Hem, hem, don't ask S
any foolish questions, child.'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-21

A PUFF AS is,A puFF.-A correspond.
ent Of the New. York Courier and Enquirer:
writes an account of new iron safe, which
was exposed to a heat that completely des.
troyed its competitor, and from which was
taken, after the trial, lice rooster. and q
lump of stamped 6ntter.e The butter wrs
harder than when it was put in, the stamp
aiming perfect, and the rooster came out
alive and well, only suffering from the cold,
and almost frozen by the ccldness Of The
Temperature to which he had been ex.
posed.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-21
Parody.

The following parody ON Poe's poem,
sThe Raven, is not bad: E-' '.''.iS'qcs8 81
aonce upon an nevening' dreary, while I
pondered lone and weary, over many an
olden paper, reading forgorten stories Ger; !;
suddenly I heard curious, lionel y, ghostly,
strange, ,mysterisus grating underneath the
floor only this, and nothing inore;:' aAnd
again trim mmeds the taper, and once more
resumed my paper aged, forsaken, antique
paper-pouring its ancient contents Ger;
when the same mysterious grating, some-
,whaf louder than Beforehand it seemed
like some one saving wood beneath my Of.
fice floor; 'tis' ne mouse, thought 1, but
but more. As listened, each particular
hair stood upright, perpenaicularF-celd
outstanding drops-orb bicular, strange, mys-
ferrous terror, filled my soul with fear and
horror, such as l never felt Before; much I
wondered what this curious grating meant
beneath the ffoor!l Thus Tsat and eyed the
door. AndEthus watching, gazing ponder:
ing, trem bling, doubling, fearing wonder.
ing, suddenly the wall was snndering, as
for Banquo's ghost Of yore Mahd while gaz
ing ing much astonished, Instantly tberefrom
there bounded, a huge Rat upon the floor!
Not the 'aeast obeisanceo made lie, caring
jnaugbt for lord or lady; but moment
stayed he, and nothing more. And while
gazing at each other, suddenly outsprang ng
another, somewhat greyer than the other
| with the weight Of years be bore ;then will
]impreeations dire, high I raised my boo
and higher, and a step advancing higher
whirIed it across the floor; but the 1ittl'
imps had scattered, and the door was brtis
| ed and battered-tbat 1 hit and nothing
more"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-21

Z = .F{g1 r
gon, was addressed to the Terre-Haute( Ind, }
Journal: 10 nsruE3sqs 1sed .o1 ,y2s4 isoL
A d. 1 AsHrscros,a Sept .:i15, ls5o.,f
Ia I take this occasion TO inform Your, read
ers, having been requested so Il, do, what
iare the provisions OF the Oregon, / and bill,
kso far as ,emigrants are concerned, >; going
to the country for five years after lie first
.of December next: To all white male per-
sons over tWenty-one years If age, enis rat.
ing%to and settling in said Territory, ', during
the fine speci fed, and 70 ,aaf white males
becoming twent, eone years of age agsefa nd SET
tling in the country, during that Il ne tlie
bill grants 800 acres of laud, If "a married
man, or l60 it.sinsle. III however. sach
single man marries within one. sear after
arriving in tire Territory, or after becoming
twentyffone Years Of age, ,5Le receives $40 a
cres. In all cases one half of, this, land is
I to belong to the woman in her own, right,
not bic for the debts OF, the husband or
! subj bject to lier control. The bill requires
four years residence and cultivation before
one can get formal title to his land. Tie
land may be selected wherever the emigrant
pleases in any unoocupied nart Of the scoun-
itry.s- L.,,
would also remark that this, bill has
passed the House. and has received the
sanction of the committee on public lands
in the Senate, and am quite certain when
Isay it meets the appreciation Of a large
majority of the Senate. 1T will pass chat
body in the course of a week. a.,e.-aa
l. would also remark for the inform alton
Of those who wish to emigrate, that the
prospects in Oregon never were brighter
There is a line aofimaii steamers now extend
ing to}Oregon City $50 miles tothe1 iinteri-
or, and ma chineryis. on the way for two
steamers, to run ondhe Upper Willamette,
whichniay be navigated $50 miles above
Oregon City. 7oAnd for informal on
as TO the price of labor, Ichave 10 say, that
| received a letter last mail, from young
man who left Massachusetts, in June, who
I hired out Immediately after arriving there.
I for $4,000 yer year. Day labor tanged
from five to fifteen dollars per- day, .accor.
ding to the nature ofstls qwork. I would
be much obliged toiwestern Editors,to give
this short letter a place in their papers.r17'f
- am, sir, very truly yours, &c., Ii. VI
SAMUEL r. THURSTON. Il
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-21
Prof. Webster and DR.. Parkman.

Rochester, N. Y, Sept. 23d, 1850.
MEssRs MUM u AMBLER- -,The un-
dersigned havefbeen;directed,s by the au-
thors ,olilhe following communication to
forward the same to you for publication in
the Esprit Messenger" In doing Sc, we
would siaapl ysslate that the subject; matter
was unsolicited or, our part, and that, we
assume, no ,yother responsibility than 10
vouch for lis CORRECTNESS, as we received, il
through the medium Of the alphabet. Sew
eral other persons were present at differ,
ent periods during the communication, but
not 10 witness the whole Of it. The nu.,
thors have prohibited the publication Of sew
eral in,erogatories and responses, for the
present. which might, perhaps, be interest
ing to the reader. They also authorized.
the parenthetie and, emphatic passages,
carefully revising the whole, communica;
ton, as they, desire,it to appear before ,the
public. Il has been our aim 10 be scrupu-.
lously correct = TO refrain from ask ing any
questions which might elicit responses in
congruous. with the design ofthe con,muni-
Gators; in sho.t, 10 lei them say what they
pleased, and in their own words. When
they were ready, We we're ready, and no..
ted down each leuer Of every word indica.
ted by the electrical vibrations; and when
they had done, we were done also : or
character oc the ccmmunication-its ex.
preston Of The persons. whom aik repre-
sents-;he reader can Judge Tor himself
N Nehher Of Us had the slightest personal
oc0 pni n sfr ce " ifh Them nd tve E.erfainlv
should feel great reluctance ngainsts being
the instruments Of wuunding The feelings, Of
those most tenderly affected BY this com
munication. "A REyNpLps,
~9a1sI l:7gral - &C HAMMayN s. s. Z
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-21
, A Negro Woman Without Bars. =
The Rev, B., H. Benten, in letter 10 the
London (Va Chronicle, says ,s,sIs1S !

London (Va ChronleIe, says 79Ja1l q
Strange, but not less true, l yesterday
saw .colored woman without ears; not
only was she without the auricle, or the ,ex.
ternal part of the ear, but There is no trace
Of a foramen or passage for sonorous yibra-
ton the meatus is entirely closed. yet she
can converse. with others and distinctly
hear their words, for which purpose she O.
pens her mouth. Now, is the sound trans
mitted to the brain by means of the tympa-
mum, or does it act on the auditory nerves
without the intervention Of the drum and
appendant organs? This is an interesting
question for psychologists. The woman
belongs to Mr.. James Broaddus, near Car
oline Cout House. f.,4 re,-r.fr3 80
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-21
'..'s 'aIIaoIr PROM Arrshpt,s 4 ONE eaassiis::
. ,I.C CaafeSsi0ns Of Z usekeeper. .,7i


5 .tCasfsssions Of d IIsuseksepsr. r.,7,a
10 .asso ,-saa a,asg JOHN lsafrA. i!a ~hino
-sss1 .r4seavsl .isNe}i ao0aaeo eass''o 81 4
Z sw s6MErlti G: ABou COOKS iaas:S ,..:s
, ~ .here eyer 2 good COOK who hadn',
sons 7rp.pl,.e,.l fault that .completselyl oyer
spadpsed her, professional goad luGallliliess Gll gI
Llnyl espo, ies,ce is, answer tie question,
ule reply will be5TTdl.o- ,e,ss,,fil .ag,s.o Il
"a haa been married several years before
Ives .teI,unale. enough + 70 obtain .ias,Y9el a cook
t6akcyuld, be trusted 10 boil a potato, OF
bsoit.a ,se ,k., te /, as if conple,ely made
Up shen Alargares served her first dinpefs
The roast was i2sl right, and all the veges
ia6iss,were cooked and favored as well q aas
T had done it myseH-in fact, q. little little
hsler,a Ny husband eatwita, ,lelish not, M
Sies sxhibhed. end praised almost every
,hIng on the tahla ,gslaH,s ,5so9qss,2 ,ao3
ferSa week, one good meal FOLLOWED
hpof6eF il daily sues We bad ho.
cakes fghtend, fine faxogsd, X every morn.
ing; Gr break last, wi.h. coffeeg mol lo be
beaten; 57;and chops orstesks steamIng from
ftie 1gridiron, that would have gladdened
the hssrt efian- -epicure,A Dinner was serv-
Cd. during that stimee, with .! a ,Pun:slualily
that was fafely "a minute at iault while
SyssY articls.ef food 1breught upon ths ta- y.
MAJ iaifly tempted he .aRRsIiie: Light
f9lssFice cakes, pr "Splly, lLuns,"a made
&lhoa, suggestion on M /, my part,a usually met
0sH len time : ,ip slnct, The q, very delight
df Mnfepret $ lie appeared e berin cook s,els
iRE.tiS ShesWasTbern tor q co9ksnt .yaa7s
aMefeofer. strange sto say, Mar rgaret was
Sepd:5 :5empered. nsHost remark kabie thing n
axoods seook; md NOR, ren,urkable siilh
si ih ssf fa'sas RsFssn' npd e.eaRly : in 1 hs|
s;ssss lsssyjf js,Is,ssa ssa fiay py hss. MS
tsn sps dayr ase ne passed from lhe din din
is SS salIs5 ssll lhlayipg llg partakenB lB, 9f enc a q
@ ..ses's . ,ss soes,s s' replied Mr. 81 snieasstk ::
90. 6od d ddss,r,dT here must BE- s sopss ~
bsa 3alt sssoqs RarTs90S c09ks selxaly.
hsys bad ssplts ,am looking fer j,
pSp'f saik "a MI smilh6e. salil6es There Lii i
no fesson in me world Why a good cook
should not be ss faplilese as any lone else.
,Eysn while said this, ,eertein p ], misg giYings
ilGas3 ahsm.sl lyss, Il ysshh husband and wepl nj
,Ah9Ht threeIs elesk -A!ls MaEgArel Prs;entee
hsfssifs alf dressed e gs allts Rnd sslds fh9
shs wes gglgg n see her sisAlers yhnf #eaes #see
baRacgs |pl fImse !o SET ltea. .sosasy;an /
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-21
Squalter.s Kigits in Oregon !

r, The following lle,terqftem Samuel sfR
lFhhrston, the delegate to Congress from Ore
gon, was addressed to the Terre-HauteU Ind, J
Journal: 10 nsui3sqs ted sol ,y2s3 isoL
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-21

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7egHiu nsA
o. isad DG sot -yzAaH y o s7sI -
;ss5 5G3 s7.aasaS bivGt3 s7ff "
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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-21

@+0aiIssS sssa4aF ~ yosa
IAAJTa s,F-ssSsg xTEVs3 a8&ER q
@ SEsEee&315'
6ns v'oda sil.oo .sshlssff fsaaa< sG'r-
iaTuiiu9fagk giapOJ sgsi1o9 sd ID 4isa !
t'62 ed 20 s8gsys4 Is biea sss yg5f {.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-21

sai o, aai Fer the Purtagesentinsisssiq #ass
s.bsbivo1q bFfeemeu, Ayiss!ss al sifssa's
sfrssaasns fofs ,ySsdf cSanfsal intdangsf,f
sfsA smiths sldmBer Mat rssts On YOU
-S Rsht q Ind efsg hah1d to cause of the
n fsiaAr,t1ersfos sai enasi7f sill 10 F7sn
Nom t6GsS Sshsins si that cling sbas 10
sk.ssiSssai, Ss'1i .sa ls,.s sasssss gssa
Hid 81! 20 !isssaaSss7Sas
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