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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01
The Prida6f Ancestry.

a .h0r: time Wnce, paragraph was mi
gslsing fr96 She paper to another, the
eElbrport which was, that The s'proud
Duket8f Somerset used to say that he
Pltled Adam because he had no ancestors
Ihe idea was novel one; it never oc.
CURED to the mind of the writer, that ii
was possible our first parents had any
need OF sympathy of thier descendants
Made ''very good''-but "a little lower
than the angles'-placed in a beautiful
garden, well wa'ered by rivers; breathing
balmy air; what more could they need!
In this Eden, which signifies pleasure or
delight, t'grew every tree that Els pleasant
70 the sight and good for food" Here too,
Adam had a companion with whom he held
Sweet converse. As if this was not enough
for man, God himself condescended, from
day to day, to hold communion with him.
Could the happy pair be more highly favor
ed? Did our great progenitor need sympa-
thy2 We would not have thought it pos
sible. had not that pitiable nobleman sug-
gsgled the idea. Now verify, we do believe
Qat Adam was to be pitied. Not however,
because his birth was not deduced from
Ions enthroned, but because he was stran.
ger to filial love. There is happiness,
which to him was unknown To all tha,
is contained in those endearing words,
father, mother, brother, sister, he was a
total stranger. Not having any childhood,
he knew not how good it was to confde in
a fond parent; to be moved by the wise
counsel of an aged father, or 10 be solaced
by tender mother. Some Of the most
hallowed and devoted affections the heart
were never his. Those family scenes and
regulations so dear to US; the family altar
the going together 10 the honse of Cod
the pleasant evening freside, when the
venerable takes down the Holy Work and
instrucs the family group-thou couldst
not enter into the joys of these, our brigh-
test and sweetesl. .remembrances. 0, Adam!
thou art indeed TO be pitied, for to thee
was denied an early home.
The family!-what a holy compact-a
constitution organized by Deity; union
of hearts and interests. Ofttmes the family
circle is so sacred, that the entrance of a
kind friend seems like intrusion. 1t is q
little heaven below. Whose silent infuen-
ces make home so sweet, so sacred place!
The mother. Her peculiar sphere is in
her households; she is to make home happy;
to draw around it such attractions, that no
allurements from without will be preferred
to their own sanctuary. The mother is to
secure the confidence of every child, and
to make it feel that she is the best friend.
lfthe mother realizes her duty, and strives
10 do it, the child will soon feel that there
are mutual obligation.
''Pious mothers have done more to peo.
pie heaven than any other class of persons
next TO the preachers Of the Gospel" :"
When such mothers are no more, then will
their children rise up and say, in the Ian
guage of Cowper- -@. -
SMy boast is not, that deduce my birth
From loins enthron'd, and rulers of the earth;
But higher far my proud pretentions rise
The son of parents pass'd into the Skies"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01
Singular Divorce Case.

A favorable report on petition for di-
vorce was made in the Connecticut Legis.
lature few days since. The circumstan-
ces, as detailed by the chairman of the
committee, were as follows:
The petitioner was married at the age of
I20. She was respectable and intelligent
young lady, but owing to some peculiar
circumstances, her mind became affected,
but not to absolute insanity, but she was in
distracted state, and in this condition
came to New Haven on visit to her sister,
At this time she became acquainted with
her husband, who is colored man, through
the agency Of a colored woman, who was
employed by her in washing. Her husband
had never proposed the match nor had she
but one evening she was invited to the house
of her washwoman, and there found COM
pany bled, and she was informed she
had been published, and that those present
had come to see her married. She consent
ed, and the ceremony was performed by
colored clergyman.
Her husband then carried her to New
York. and placed her among associates that
were very disagreeable to her. He went
to California some months ago, but has re-
Gently returned. She has recovered from
her hallucination, and looks upon her hus-
band with disgust and horror. He had re-
ceived her notice of her application for di-
vorce, but did not appear in opposition.
REPEAT NO SLANDER.-Say nothing TO
another that will make him unhappy. If
neighhor ISLANDERS your friend, be not so
unwise as TO tell him Of it. People will
talk thoughtlessly and unadvisable; but he
is the most at fanlt, who whispers aloud
every remark that is made in private. He
stirs mp strife continually. We think
more highly of the man who my speak
without reflection, than of him who is anx-
ious to repeat what is said, on purpose to
stir up strife and make enemies of friends.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01

PARRY GooD.-A witty correspond
emit of the Richmond Enquirer, informs the
editor that hs has claim for furnishing
material 10 build Noah's ark, and says
that he intends to employ Secretary CRAw-
FORD to present the claim to Mr.. MERE
DITH, and get it allowed on the Galph'm'e
principle; and will only ask the interest
without principal, in consideration OF Its
being q rather an.iquated debt.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01
LEAF FOURTH.

The wanderings of the German emigrants
are over. On shady corner at the inter-
section of two streets in the city of Louis
vile, may be seen a small but comfortable
yellow brick house painted red. There, in
domestic quietness, rest they. No quarrel
lings, no chickering's, disturb that holy sane
tuary.
"Yaw!" says the noble hearted Frankel.
as he refills his pipe, cali ish coot! schin-
gled mine house nit schlats. but soon will
schingle it nit straw!"
But one thing has happened to mar thein
tranquility: "De sthove pipes won't pull =
Here let US leave them.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01
LEAF THIRD.


They have arrived in New Orleans. The
gay ship drops her anchor at the levee to
the joyous sound of the sailors fheave-oih'sp
and the passengers descended the deck with
acclamations. A thousand sounds disturb
and perplex them: -.. ~ e..
"a cab! cab! who wants cab, sir?"
"Yaw!' replied the astonished Frankel,
81 wants a cabbage! We're does Diedrich
Spiegalhalder lives?"
They walked the crowded streets. 1t was
in lS48. A crowd on busy corner stop
ped the passway. They listened
lst voiee,-"Polk and Dallas ish just SO
good as Clay, mine Got in himme.."
2nd uoice,-"Dunder and blixin! ter
tuyful!-Foch len morep' -...-
3rd roice,-"Mine wife ish for Clay, unit
ish for Polk, unit mine daughters ish split"
@Mine stengen, vot coonthrey! Vot a
peoples!" soliloquised Frankel. And they
pursued their way. -.. -..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01
The Biggest Gold Story Yet.

A party OF emigrants by way of the Salt
Lake arrived at Los Angels state that they
discovered mountains of gold and silver, a.
bout 230 miles from Puebla in a northeast
direction. =
They state that among the eastern spurs
Of the Sierra Nevada, they found perfect
mountains of rocks, with gold and silver
mingled and commingled in solid masses
weighing from one to many tons. The quartz
was very hard, SO much SO, that all their
impliments were soon worn out. But stran-
ger still, they say that these boulders of
gold, silver and quartz, haze gald in the
south end and the silver in the north
end. The silver most abundant.
One Of the discoveries declared that there
was silver enough there "to sink every ship
in San Francisco harbor.
The Pacific NeaOs, in which this "great
discovery" is published, says, some may
think this all jest, but adds, that the gen
tleman from whom the facts we've obtained.
lis now in the city, with specimens in his
possession, brought from the northern noun
tain. They are the most singular and beau
tiful we have ever seen, and one need only
see them and hear him to be convinced that
nothing has been told but the truth.
But unfortunately,it is said that all the
water, for miles around this "mother noun.
tain" is impregnated with salt or salera.
tus. The whole region is perfect waste.
and disease and death must follow any pro-
longed stay in the diggins. The party that
made fhis GREAT discovery rem aimed at the
gold mountain ten days only.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01

Never tell man that his children don't
look like him. 1t may be true, still sit
don't set we'll, especially if he is much a
way from home.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01

An honest Dutchman, in training up his
sons in the way they should go, frequently
exercised them in Bible lessons. On one
of these occasions he asked one of them:
'sWho vos dat yot would not shleep nit
Potiphar's wifea' ,..,.-.
"Shoseph."
"Vell, vat was de reason he would not
shleep nit hera" ~---
"Don't know,-but shpose he vas moi
very shlsepy."
"Hanse-vat you tink?"
81 spect, he bromlsed to shleep nit some
oder young Shanine Maadle. at
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01
THE STORY,
Or ,,ilna amo

"Vonce, long viles ago, I vent intos
mine abble orchard to cline pear tree to
git some beeches to make mine vrow blum
buddin NIT; ar ven gets to de tobbermost
pranch, walls from de lowermost limb,
NIT vone leg on both sides of de vence, an
likes to sthove mine outsides in."
"Mine Got in Himmel!' sighed the fair
Katarina as she descended to the cabin,
where, taking her guitar she sang
aDu bist mein, and ich bin dein,
Soil es so NIGHT INNER sein?"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01

Who are yeou?' asked long legged
Connecticutite, of rather over-bearing
conductor on the New Haven railroad.
Il am the conductor of these cars
fAnd all the folks lem, spose?'
yes (Shorter than pie crust.)
sWall, I swow! if that amt a poorly 60!
Yeou conductor ofother folks, and done
how tew conduct yourself! Gosh!'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01

Received this day Of =, the patient na-'
med in the within warrant. --, Su-
perintendent.
This warrant, with the receipt thereon,
shall be returned to the clerk who issued
the same, and shall be filed by him with
the other papers relating TO the case. Pro-
vided that in all cases, the relatives of the
insane person shall have right, if they
choose, TO convey him to the asylum. In
such case, the warrant shall be directed to
one of them; and the person to whom it is
directed and his assistants, shall, if deman.
ded, receive the same compensation allow
ed for the like services in other cases:
Provided, also, that if the medical witness
shall not state, in his certificate, that the
patient is free from any infectious disease
ard from vermin, it shall not be the duty Of
the clerk to apply to the superintendent, as
hereinbefore provided.
Sec. 2l. When the two justices shall
certify everything necessary 10 entitle
person alledged to be insane, to admission
into the asylum, except that he is in needy
circumstances, within the meaning of this
act, further proof may be made upon that
subject before the clerk, and if the clerk
shall become satisfied that such person is
in needy circumstances, within the mean
ing of this act, he shall make ou! "a certifi-
cafe to that effect under his official seal,
and forward it to the superintendent, with
copies of the certificate of the justices and
The medical witness; and lhereupon the
same proceedings shall be had in all re-
spec:s as if this fact had been originally
certified by the two justices: Provided, that
if al any time before the patient is sent to
the asylum, q sufficient bond be executed
to the State of Ohio to be approved by the
clerk, for the safe keeping and support of
the patient, he shall be delivered to his
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01
Chr porta9e 5entinel.
SAMUEL d. HARRIS, ,JR.,
poSwELL PATTERSON. IA no

5zs4s
0ne year, payable within six months, $l,oo
One year, payable after the expiration OF -
One wear. navable after itsexpiration, $50
IrNop paper will be bediscontinued until all ar
,rearages are paid, except at the option of the
ublishers. --s-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-01
A.. B..
G. D..

Upon receiving said patient, the super
intendent shall endorse upon said warrant
q receipt, substantially as follows:
Ohio Lunalic Asylum,
The New York herald., 1850-08-28

nvsr Ellen Dale Boyntan; Eim'ra SARGENT and Harp,
waite Portland; Ann Somers Somsrs and Cicsro Wuams
Boston: Ocean Brown Savannah CID brig fay.t .tteyus
Reed LssuASra schr Abigail Gayle roo>so' oa orig ray
Rosro, An. as-Arr brigs Perseverance, tBrl Crowell
assgov. Ann Hrl rietou Brilant tBr) Curry.
M nh TRls Csri Wtimrt Ns Esgle IBr) Cam Var.
nonth sloops Aladdin. Allen NYork; Velocity, smith,
Nsrthport Ii Cid Nckerson, Niekerson Baltimore
ss ship d shepherd, Eli whtnsy bsrks James Smith
Dslsware; brss smyrna Halifax chas MoLAu shlAn Dah-
a Emma Chieepee sehr lreiard ard from the Roads
bark Franklin brig Canton sla on Saturday night Bark
probably of the roads Sunday evening
sehr Losisana sid on saturday afternoon.
PnLApSIPrA. Aug 2sArr chip Charlotte Pevion. L'v-
srpool brgs MARI (Brl Marshall BahAAAs: Chss ThomAs
rnhhnn SYrt ,.hr. Sp.1 gs B,'sSs POre f.ss .
Eliot Sharp Brock yp Parker. Bsiey Hartford glo
ops,ra, Bowen New Haven; ssmi Hall yrrickson, West
Font wilder NJ Gure Boston; RosAl. Philips Troy IA
PRovmsscr Asg2i-Arr .chrs Worcester. Rhodes Dsls;
ware, Harding Noble. Irelhnd Brandywine CANDY anu
Gen Marion kowiey. Phiiadepha; Hector Hmeall k,nS
Sest; ssops Harvest French: Roger Williams Sturgs ana
Champion. Bsese, NYorh Sid bark Acadia frAhee'n'
Charleston. ,,. p.,,,,..
PoRrIANp Aug "a sehrs ID Hart, RondouG oeorse
nysns Maize. and Mary Sr"rs ,,, p,o,n. Iivinx.ton
vsipsraso; brig z.ine Rogers hepesl s.ssamonso City
i6th bark Isabella, HKee, valparaiso ships orphens
freeman for do. and Emily, Cole Tor
pat back l2th and anchored below whence 'S p''s' ~
Art i7h brig Marion. Lane rhadelphia, Ysb To- schr
ship Vandas Folgs from NYork. ART 9th uit, as first
Sac PEDRO June ls-Arr brig Maria. Ban Francisco for
sAvArs.E. aug % Arr ship Southport. EcsrmAek New
York. brig Oroe Hail. Boston. CID schr Virginia, Hobart,
NYork. SID ship Marion. John'op, do.
18th bri. Brilliant Brj wiimst rs Sid 2lth, sshrs
HAliook, NYork; 18th. Mary Clark wifi, do.
The New York herald., 1850-08-28

noCTOk YOURSELF PklyATELY-foK Is CENTS
~ 81 II Pocket fsoularus Or Every One His
Own PhyausB.Twrnt -vs th Edition, with one hundrse
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abe Gsheave system every share and form; which 10
added o.. Diseases Females intended for the
of females ony Zee page ~, being q the highest -
by wllisD Nsurg. D. Graduate sf the University of
The vareu. forms of Secret Diseases semi
ns Wealnsts Disease Of the frosNts Gland, Inpoteney
soAr, Hshits Of louh, faithfully described and all
abe recipes sveu rain LANGUAGE The chapter o. Soh
Abus seminal Neaknes % worthy particular stten
ties souid be read by every Young vhs have
beer uuorunae contracting disease previous 10 plAcins
yesrs snasr the u an' doet.r no matter what his
professions Way BE- acory q this truly useful work
strsSser visiting ihe cy PsroslAry those ees.mplA;-
ina cnut think o returning home without cepy
Of focke' touaCus Sea and L.rsons sOtsl
should Dr. Youuss Treatise Marriage the
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each copies Tor dollar Copies OF the
vott w he sent person IN mi. county on their re-
mttng this Tor number 0f copies they
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The New York herald., 1850-08-28
DR. RALFH. AUTHOR OF 1nH aPRAcrlcAL paI

nR. RALPH. AUTBOh OF THE PRACTICAL PRT-
~ vst@ Treatise. ke.-Ot ce hours, 70 "a A NJ r.
~ fSundsy esceptedlk ~ gr~enwich street II hss
been mster of surprise 20 some, that
euinence In his proesson. sheud devote his talents
disease which pesons of description pretssd
easily n hovevsr but one houssnath part % the
ssriss these people bpg society knovn very
dinersnt opipien ~oula he formed Ard st u no, osy
~, rr.,.s, misery ss a.iee,i.p psyns % .hs miss
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repsa sormsut ihe c0nstit.ton ss 70 shev them
svs other sa Ia their Effects pos,srisy
s.a hsid Tor tnsvery 10 that of eturs
Bess she peer p.tsn obliged 20 pay pills drpps
meath amer uonth Sometimes the rlset ling ,his dis
srder might ruhsds disspp~r awhile. psrhsps
again slight but whstssr the discharge
er pet hs the better o. Nov srrry real
phy.ess tnows that all shs phyre In ,bs woria slers,
woud nsver stricture, sad yet N properly undsr-
steoo ms mcs, easily snd spesdy ~ removed de nss
seruf 70 smr- IRON the sdvsnts<. have
Jsyee tddtuen te very ertsnsivs prsotes 10 ths
stsiy ttst msnystrcturs- ;. cured
tse hse srsiss ysart beor.
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The New York herald., 1850-08-28
Dh coNyERs INvIooaArLso CORDIAL. roI

nR coNvERs INyIGoRATIso CORDIAL, FoR
~ Genital Debility lmpotency, Incontinenoe Noetur
ns Emsions NE keThs Justly celebrated cordial 10
considered the only e,cous remedy for those ssd dsrsnre
habits Of youth, inordnsfe indulgence cf the passions
rpsr eoloving % the effects u this vie
laon of the laws q mar physical asd social bsngPros
trion seriousness. dyspepa pain in the hesd and DIM
of vision weakness 81 the hack and lower ertren
fnpoteney prenatur. and total decay of vty. ~esk
society uditv self and lov. soli-
tuas Young snd middle aged here learn vhy thsy
declining in hsAlthwby they becons pale sunken
and lustr.vhy they lesns their spp@sanes
and This invesrang and renovsting cordial hss
stored scores % persons who have esorn injured them
dsek snd sthsr have nor
ths ttion ssd Witch often spp.srs wonderful
niue e-ett this subject ~ the patient reunS
man WOULD avoid the burning With causte bserinG
Pills and povders se. -hich usually prescribed
Iurpose lrusure this ueotdiat ne only snchor of hcps
kussaess. a. hone or trsvelhng-anA be restored
Those tnvountsry witch hnrr>.~-
ina ssd destructiNe and productive % much mischief
the ncrvous system, incspsctatns the
hsrh this cordial contans epum mercury sny Other
mineral ofeasve substance 70 expose iajure ne pa
tent Eseh bottle of the gsrine ha. Dr sonvers
rating Cordial hevn the gsss Price 81 bottle three
bottles Ter s. SO tie bali doHen important
che married ssd snre With ample directions accompanying
Tulton sr-.t tfAnp storel sun buildings New Yorh
~ Dr. Conver Al his once No. IS rhirs svssre Nsv York
fb-feFns In the country can have the Cordial and
tstter of advice esryuy orvarded 90 them BY addressing
e shove Notics-srred whese sonussl relations
have DOT been productive ard those contemplating arrs
eonscieus Of physics. inability from above nasd ar
eonndently .onsut Dr. convsr- psouay isss.t po
paid.
The New York herald., 1850-08-28
cyl NOT ONLY xoNEY, BUT LIyE sAyED.-pR

VK II NOT ONLY NONEY, But LIZ SAVED-DR
WAL Hunter will forfeit any sum- IL failing
any case that under his matter owioaS
standing aeting Patients invited his Dspen.
sary No Division street. New York city thoussnd
cured yearly BY his practical and remedies
srangers and others whs have been in tho
lection Of physician solicited call Doctor
His remedy Hunters Red Drop-that troubles
quack doctors muoheures like magic
Price One Dollar Read and RefectThe Afflicted would Dc
well 70 rsaes. before trusting their health hAppns and
rant Of vensrsal and mercuria diseases It Is certainly
possible for understand all the ills the humss
family subject Dr. Hunter 10 known be the
snecessul practitioner In the United States Years Of
se sxclaBvey devoted TO the study and treatment Of
diseases arising from impurities Of the blood whereby the
constitution has become enfeetled Nnables the Doctor
ru speedv
The New York herald., 1850-08-28

nR. FAwCETT is CONFIDENTIALLY CONSULTED
~ at his ofee, 81 frankfort street. all private
The most obstinate yield to his mode Of treatment which
the sreuria system. Recent cured few
days Structures cured the approved plan
tim, Of solitary ndugenoes also apply with
OF
The New York herald., 1850-08-28
MEDICAL.

VVNHE MARRIED WONAk's PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
pshion, by Dr A. MauTeeau, Professor oi Diseases
Women Tenth edition, 3mv, 30 price Si-iesas 81
suffering Of physical and tai sngu- 10 any "a ae
spared by timely possession OF shis work y
especially for the married or thNre
marriage discoses porant secrets ~hloh snouu DC
known to them particularly
To those whose health does not permit OF an nofo"seo
family, IL Is Of especial importance.
Here female 1.-The wife the mother-tho one
either womanhood the ons Ia the decline OF
whom con'emDlates an important cn'nse,
discover the causes mptoms anu the most onaens
remed. and certain mode OF in every complaint
10 which her 81 is subject.
Extract letter from gentleman in Dayton Ohio)
DAYTON, Nay |, iSH.
DIR. A. N. MAURIcEAu:-
NM DEAR wife has been perceptiby sinking for
some three in consequence Of great
suffering months hefora and during her
fnement successive and moro debitAted
and Frustrated her putting her life in imminent danger and
which the last occasion despared Of supposed
to the this time (now about monsns)
heard book highly spoken Of
reaching On its recsirt and perusa cannot
TO the relief IL Afforded distressed mind and
the Joy its impaired to wife, Learning thas tho
great discovery Of n DesemeAux provided remedy II
opened to which little conceived Possi
be But for this another woud have passed
head in all human probability wife would have been
In her grave, and my children left motherless.
t i Of course to convey fully the
tended for the married those contemplating marriage
For sale ut 222 Broadway and at the Publication Oce
129 Liberty street, New York; Little Co.. Albany W. E.
Davis Boston T. B. Peterson, 9S Chestnut street. Phila-
delphiA.
On the receipt Of 81 copy will be trasmittsd by
Of postage to Of the United States ALI letters
msst be addressed post paid TO Dr. A. box
l,324 Nev York city. Once 129 Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1850-08-28

nR wARREN n CoNFIDkNrIALLY ccNsUbTar
~ private diseases practice Of eight~sn thrps
Witch hospital, enabiss Dr. w. the
See his dploua In HE .fos No. Mott With
fnstures Of the greatest In surserT and msli-
Gins ths eou-trv hss rrOducsa % 30 eAArsA
The New York herald., 1850-08-28

EOR FEMALES AALES-DR. LARzETrEsJUNo
Cordial Procrsatve flixr, prescribed effective
restort f bi ity, lmpotsney or Bsrrennes
and all irregularities of nature u 10 all that II Processes 70
he via NATURE srst restorative. and remedy for those
the without ~sprng IS IL certain
for serpsl emifson general debility sleet weakness Of
the Eeuitl ans affections, leucorrhra-
invgurHtns medicine 10 uncquAed. Alss certain
nsdy tsr ne pen ssrs"mpuon And indigestion soid only
The New York herald., 1850-08-28

EgMALB COMPLAINTS.-FOR LADIES LAB0RIN0
under complaints incident their Dr. De LAnsy
81 Lspenard street, Broadway, PREPARES small
hogany chest with lock and every thing
Portuguese Perodca Pills, &c. 81 Sent BY mail
preRa