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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-27
BE Forgiysng.

"Greater is he who ruleth his spirit, than he
] who taketh a city,
'sCome here, sir % said strong, athletic man,
as he seized a delicate looking lad by the shoul-
| der. ssYouve been in the water, again, sir -
Haven't. ] forbidden it-!''
/ eyes father-but"
sNo sbuts 2 haven't for bidden it--hey ~
eyes sir. Was-''
"No reply, sir ~ and the blows fell like hail
storm about the child's head and shoulders.
Nota tear started from Harry's eye, but his face
was deadly pale, and his lip compressed, he
rose and looked at his father with an unfnching
eye.
$50 to your room, sir, and stay until you are
called for! I'll master that spirit of yours before
you arermany days older !"
Ten minutes after, Harry's door opened, and
! his mother glided gently in. She was fragile,
delicate woman, with mournful blue eyes, and
with temples startingly transparent. Laying her
hand softly upon Harry's head, she stopped and
kissed his forehead.
The rock was touched, and the waters gushed
forth. "Dear mother" said the weeping boy.
"Why didn't you tell your father that you plum
ged into the water to the life of your play
| mate 90
aDid he give me chance p said Harry, SPRING
ing to his feet with flashing eye. sDidn't he
| twice bid me be silent, when tried to explain.-
| Mother, he's a tyrant to you and to me 20
| "He's my husband and your father !''
| eyes, and I'm sorry for it. What have ever
| had but blows and harsh words Look at your
pale cheeks and sunken eyes, mother It's too
bad, say; he's a tyrant, mother" said the boy,
with clenched fist and set teeth sand if it were
not for you, Iwould have been leagues off long
ago. And there's Nellie, too, poor sick child
What good will all her medicine do her! She
rembles like a leaf when she hears his footstep.
I'say, it's brutal mother %
"Harry (and a soft hand was laid on the i'm
petuous boys lips,( for my sake"
ssWell, tits only for your sake-yours and poor
Nellie's-or should be on the sea somewhere
i anywhere but here %
Late that night Mary Lee stole to her boys bed
side, before retiring to rest. "God be thanked,
he sleeps" she murmured, as she shaded her lamp
from his face. Then kneeling at his bedside, she
/ prayed for patience and wisdom to bear uncom-
planlngly the heaVy cross under Whlch hef steps
were faltering; and then she prayed for him.
"No, no, not that ~ said Harry, springing from
his pillow, and throwing his arms about her neck;
81 can forgive him what he has done to me- but I
never will for what he has made you suffer; don't
pray for him; at least don't let me hear it !''
Mary Lee was too wise to expostulate. She
knew her boy was spirit sore under the sense of
recent injustice; SO she lay down beside him, and
resting her fearful cheek against his, repeated in
a low sweet voice the story of the crucifxton.-
"Father, forgive them, they know not what they
do !'' fell upon his troubledear. He yielded to
the holy spell.
"I will,'' he sobbed. Smother, you are an an
gel; and if ever get to heaven, it will be your
hand that has led me there ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-27

putting the boys head between his knees, scrub
bed his teeth well with sand and canvass for two
or three minutes.
ssThere, that will dos said the lieutenant
ssNow my little fellow, take some water and rince
out your mouth nice and clean, and you will en-
enjoy your breakfast. 1t was impossible for you
to have eaten anything with your mouth in such
nasty state. When it is dirty again, come to me
and will be your dentist"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-27
$500 CHALLENGE.

"HATEVER concerns the health and happiness of
w people is at all times of the valuable impor-
lance take for granted that i'll do
power, to the lives of their Children eyery
son will endeyor to promote their health sacrifices
lfee to be my duty to s0lemny you that WORMS
the primary causes Of large majority of diseases which
children and adults laba if have appetite contn-
galy changeable from kind of food to another Breath
Paii in the Stomach Picking at the Nose, Hardness and Full
ness of the Belly Dry Cough Slow Fever Pulse Irrcyuaf-
remember tr all these denote WORMS ard you sond at
once apply the remedy
HoBENSACK.S WORM SYRUP.
An article founded scientific principles, compounded
win purely vegetable substances being perfectly sc when
and can be given to the most tender Infant with decided
beneficial effect VIII BOmcl Complaints
made them weak and debiated, Che Tonic properties my
Worm Sy rup such that it stands without the
catalogue of medicines in giving tone an strength
aeh which makes it an inllibe remedy for those afflicted
after Physicians have fled is tic bes evidence Of
efficacy all ntlars.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-27
HoBENsAcKs IS LIVER PILLS.

No part of the system is liable disease than tae
LIVER serving as filter TO purify the blood, giving
proper secretion to the bile; that action
Liver effects the other porant parts of the system and
DC; we should therefore watch every mptom that might
posed of ROOTS and PLANTS furnished BY nature to heal III,
sick: Namely, 1t. AnEXPECToRANT which augmcnts
secretionf from Pulmonary membrane
discharge of secreted matter. 3D. ALTERNATIVES, which
changes in some inexicabc and nsensible
tain morbid action of the system. TONIC which evos
tone and strength to the syste renewing health
yigor to all parts of the body. 4t CATHARTIC, which
acts in perfect harmony with the other ngredehs opera
ting on the bowels and expelGg whole corrurt
and ytiaed matter and pur ng the blood, which destroys
disease and restores health.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-27
TO FEMALES.

You win find these Pills invaluable medicine in many
complaints to which you subject In DISTRACTIONS either
total PARTIAL they have been found of nestnabe benefit
restoring their functional arrangementst healthy action pu
lyng the blood and other fluids ctually put ~
all complaints which arise from female Irregularities as
headache gddiness dimness of sight, pain the de back &C.
None genuine unless signed j. N. Hobensack all others be-
ing base imitation.
Agents wishing supplies and store keepers deslr-
Gus of becoming Agents must address the propr tor
Hobensack, Philadelphia, Pa. l.-,.1
For sale by Dr. Ravenna; A. v Horr sha-
ersyie j. B. Sheldon, Atwater; r. Selley, Sufeld; D.
Wheeler Randolph DR.. Prentice, Garfield; ]. H. Sexton
Youngstown H. j. Seby Warren; and wholesale by Dr. g.
H. Keyser, No. 140, Wood St., Pittsburgh E. w. Palmer
Cleveland : - ''
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-27
THE TAPE WORM.

This is the most difficult Worm destroy that infest
the human system, it grows almost indefinite length
coming coed and fastened in intstines stomach
efectlIg the health sadly st. Vtus Dance Fits
&C., that those aictcd seldom If suspect that il is TApR
Worm fastening them early grave. In order destroy
this o, very enc gtic treatment must be pursued 1t
would thereoreb proper take six eight OF Liver Pills
SO as to remove all obstueoEs, tate Worm Syrup may
direct upon the Worm, which ia dosss of iva
Indispensable three mesa day. hes diret tons foowot
have been known fail curing obstinatc
of T,pp Wop
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-27

GFW Watering places collect curious charac-
ters, and curious characters make curious speech
es. The following is specimen:
"Mr. Mantaline do you hop!" cav! no-a
mawn l seldom haup-I pwfer to walk-perhaps
some day, if should have the misfortune to lose
my leg, | would weconcile myself to haup the
west of me loife.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-27
Dvspeptic Precepts.

l. Eat your Bread especially leavened wheat
bread, hot from the oven. Never let it be day
old. Bread day or two old is very terrible anti
dyspeptic.
2. Take very little exercise, but let that lit
tie be always Just after meals, never just before
them.
8. Sit up late at night, and be abed late in the
morning. Early hours and exercise before meals
are worse against dyspepsia, if possible, than
bread two or three days old.
a. Do not laugh or talk much, nor read aloud,
nor sing, but sit moping and thinking about your
stomach.
5. Smoke or chew tobacco do not say a
great deal, because if you begin, the great deal
will be sure to follow.
You may heighten the efficacy of the above
tules, in various ways-by taking alcoholic drinks,
for instance, ever SO moderately; or by eating
from variety of dishes at the same meal-the
greasier the better-or by taking snack between
every two meals.
But these latter refnements and additions are
superfuous. You may rely upon the five precepts
to give you, or to keep you as beautiful case Of
dyspepsia as ever baffied doctor or worried pa.
tient
By way of filling up, allow us if you please
gentle reader, to add:
1. Let the soles of your shoes be very thin, sc
that dampness may easily penetrate.
Seldom or never ventilate your room, especial
ly your sleeping ROOM Let the atmosphere be
confined and impure as may be.-Surgacal Jour
nal.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-27
Ready-Maae CIothing,
CHAIRS, SASH AND BLINDS.

NHE subscribers successors of j. B. & G. McElwain are
prepared to furnish their large Steam Factory north
Of the Prenss House, different sized pine Window Sash and
Blinds to order Also keep hand general assortment
Chairs Bedseads Bedstead Posts Table Legs &c., all
of good Materials and i'm good manner
and sell at low figures for the ready
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-27
IoHN McINTOstps ESTATE

JOHN McINTOSTFS ESTATE.
Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified Administrator on the es-
tate of John Mcintosh late of Mantua, Portage
County, Chic, deceased.
JOSEPH McISTosH.
Mantua September 90, 1852, 3w
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-27

ALGERNON s. COLLINS ESTATE.
Notice is her eby given that the subscribers have
been appointed and qualified Administrators on the
estate Of Algernon Collins, late of Rayenna, Por-
tage county, Ohio, deceased
ANN COLLINS.
HORACE S. DOTY.
Ravenna, Sept 90, 1852, 3w
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-27

HFa Does Pa kiss you because he loves you! !"
inquired little urchin of its mother. g Te be sure,
sonny, why!' eWal. guess he loves the kitch-
en-girl too, for seen him kiss her more's forty
times last Sunday, when you was to meeting"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-27
DAVID cRAwFoRps EsT

DAVID CRAWFORDS ESTATE
Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as Executor on the estate of
David Crawford, late of streetsborough, Portage
County, Ohio deceased.
JOSIAH COMBS.
Streetsborough, October 9, 1852.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-27
Ready for Operation.

THE NEW STEAM GRIST MILL in Rayenpa ia now
ready for operation. Farmers and Others please call
and examine the most conveniently arranged Mill part
of the State. PARMELE q SONS
Ravenna, August 9, 1859. 374tf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-27
CHARLES GREENFIELDER,
At the EaaIe CLothi;n0 Store

In Littles Block is now receiving his Fall and Win
ter stock of Ready Made clothing which for quality
style and price can't be equalled at any other esab
lshment in Portage county.
Call and see. oct G If
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-27
THOMAS Il. BECKWITH,s ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that the subscribers have
been appointed and qualified as Administrators on the
Estate of Thomas H. Beckwith, late of Rayenna,
Portage County, Ohio, deceased.
JOHNL. RANNEY
NEWELL d. CLARK.
Ravenna, Oct. 18th, 1859.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-27
b. LITTLE.

ROoKSELLER, Staoner, and dealer in Fancy articles,
ID Toys, Musical Instruments north of the Prentiss
House. general assortment of School and Miscellaneous
Books and Stationery for sale at the lowest prices Those
wishing to purchase respectfully invited exam
inc my assortment.
May 3, 1852. 36o
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-27
CHERRY YPECT0RAf,
For the rapid Cure or
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-C0uGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.

Many years of oimparng the public couaienca
in this medicine has won for an appreciation and noorsy
Nothing Intrinsic and the unmsakabc boneft
incurred thousands of sufferers could originate
tain the reputation enjoys While many inferior
thrust upon the community have failed and been discarcf
this has gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits onh
afflicted they forget and produced cures too nu-
merous and too remarkable to be forgotten.
icine inbly curesil is abundant proof that the
CHERRY PEcToRA does not only general thing,
invariably the maladics for which Is employed.
time makes these facts wider and better Known med
icine has gradually become the best reliance ac,d
from the logcabin of the American Peasn the palaces OF
European Kings Throughout this entire country In evcry
PEoToRAL known the best remedy diseases
the Throat and Lungs and in many foreign countries IA
coming To be extensively used by their most Intelligent Phys
In Great Britain France and whera the med
ica sciences have reached their highest perfection CuEREY
PEcToRA sintroduced and in constant the Armio
Hospitals, Aims Houses Public Institutions and in domestic
employ for the dangerous affection lungs Also
in mder and for children is sf pleasant and eec
tual to cure In act of the most fatterng
we receive have been from parents who have found
eious in cases particularly incidental to childhood
The CHERRY PEcroRAL manufactured by practical cham
s and every ounce under his eye, with nvarable ac
curacy and care sealed and protested from cuI
terfeits, consequently be relied genune witho
adulteration. -
We have endcavored here furnish the community with
medicine of such intrinsic superiority and worth as oul
commend itself to their CONFIDENCE rcmedy at once saf
speedy and eecua which this by repeated and
trials proved itself to be; and by preparing
clans agent which they rely for the rcsts
and the afflicted witha remedy that will do for them that
medicine can do.
Practicaand Analy ycal h mist,
For sale by ISAAC SWIFT avenna; Dr. Isaac Cois PaI
j. Cone Franklin Mills; Campbeil Newton Fills; and
= by Drug lists generally. -5es1s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-27

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Adminministrator
on the estate of Solomon Metz, late ofRandolph Por
tage County, Ohio deceased.
EMANUEL METZ.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-27

AN INCIDENT, WITH A MoRAL.-For some
weeks past (says the New York Express of Mon
day) lone Indian tent has been standing on the
Western slope of Fox Hill, Hoboken, the in
mates of which were an old Indian, his squaw
and son. They are wanderers, we believe, from
same Canadian tribe, and came to that neighbor-
hood about two months ago. On Sunday last,
the chief of the wigwam, who had been ailing for
some time, was gathered to the Land of his Faith
ers A few days previously, the squaw had set
out for the State of Maine, to bring two children
she has on the frontier to the tent to see the old
man before the Great Spirit called him home;
but her errand, alas as it turned out, was under
taken too late. The scene at the tent, as soon as
it was known the Indian was deed, curious
and affecting. The son sat mutely and moodily
on the gronnd with his arms folded, and his eye
sorrowfully fixed upon the corpse of his dead sire
1t seemed strange to him that they should put
the body into coffin, instead of interring it after
the manner of his own people. As soon as the
body carried away by the undertaken, the tent
was ruthlessly rifed of most of its contents, beads
baskets, and other trinkets, the Indians had been
making for livelihood, by some pale-faced vag-
abonds in the vicinity, spite of the remonstrances
of of some kind-hearted women, who, with those
tender and humane impulses native to the sex,
had all along been attentive to the wants of the
diving stranger The tent itselfwas carried away
even, leaving the surviving Indian to make his
bed on the cold, damp earth, with only the sky
above for covering. And there he was sitting
last night waiting, in silent sorrow the return OF
his absent relative from her pilgrimage to the
East. It was sad suggestive incident, the death
of the lone Indian on the hill. His epitaph is the
epitaph of a race in this region of the country,
once all their own.
"Alas, for them their day is DER,
Their fires outf from shore to shore;
No more for them the wild deer bounds
The pillow is on their hunting grounds,
The pale mans rings through their woods, =
The pale mans sails skim o'er their foods
Their pleasant springs are dry;
Their children, look, by power oppressed,
Beyond the mountains of the West,
Their children go to die.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-27
DALRYMPLE.
MERCHANT TAYLOR,

As removed his shop two doors of the Collins House,
in the store formerly occupied by Messrs. Brown &
Hqrlbut where he prepared to all work entrusted
to his care in neat and fashionable subscriber
grateful for past vors and respectfully socs their con-
nqance He has on hand Cloths Doeskin Cashmere Satin
and Fancy Vesngs and Trimmings also, fine lot of CASH
meret Tweed and Gentlemens Furnishing Goods which he
will sell very cheap superior lot of
Ready-Nade Clothing,
constantly hand. Particular attention paid CUTTING
where garments made out of the shop made
by him are warranted to f and all work warranted.
Ravenna June, 1852. L. DARYMPLE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-27

For sale by ISAAC SWIFT Ravenna Dr. Isaac Cols Pal
myra; Day & Manu. Deerfeld j. H. Splgue Garrettsyf,.
J. W. Cone, franklin Mills; Campbell Newton Falls; and
by Drug lists generally. 49, 3T7'ia
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-28
shot Himself.

On Tuesday morning Ia st, Stephen Lane.
sged about 20 years. hsing near this place,
borrowed a gun and went to the woods on
The pFeience of hunting. Not coming home,
II Was supposed he had gone to bis friends,
few miles distant. but when it was asces-
tsined 10 The CONTRARY, on Friday morning.
search was made ID The detection in which
hs went, aud not far from the field be was
found dead witlla buliet-hole through his
heart. Every appearance indicated that he
took his own life His coat and powder
horn were found hanging on tree where
they would readily be seen. He lay upon
bis hack with .. bullet-hole through his
heart His gunlsy on one side and the
ramrud on The other, he having appaleatly
drawn the rod to place upon the trigger Of
the gun these are all the particulars we
have ut this time.
The deceased. We learn. was young
msn OF good habits. and no cause has yet
been dsss med for tho rash act- IransbaH
DeMoerat.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-28

Persecution Of Catholic Priests by the
Aastrian Gorernaae mt = W e had supposed
tina, the rctfioId and prisons Of Austria had
been eofged with victims Of the late slfug>
gle Of Hungary for Independence. and that
the prosecutions for offences Committed al
thar period had nearly ceased; but informa.
tioR has 6eensrecen,sy receis eds Of The con.
demna,ion Of twenty two Caihohe priests
10 Imprisonment and hard labor sar life or
fof term OF years, and lbe execution OF
two Others By the hands OF tho common
hangmah. s
fIisweil kfowi thas the Catholic clergy
ofHungary took avery active part in the
great battle of their country for freedom;
and they not only iasiiga,ed their people 10
sfsfsiance, By exheria,ions from the altar,
mt 10 thauy cnsess ssIiey led the whole pops
dlAtion of parishes, in person TO the field.
The Austrian government hassrecogniz.
ed their services 10 the patriotic cause. BY
a merciless persecution and The recent lists
Of fvictims isoaly d supplement 10 the long
catalogue Of those who have been condemn
ed 70 perish on the scnffo..d, or to waste
their lives uway in cruel dungeons, orto
wear the feions chains and to labor nj the
gallavs or in the fofiresses. in the society of
the vilesl crininals = Pennsylrdnian.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-28
Sem mary of Natural Science.

"HE above named Institution will open
on Monday, the 28st inst, in Aliens
Block, one door westof Baird Is Jewelry Store up
stairs No expense will be spared in fitting up
the Seminary, 10 render both the study and lecture
Rooms equal, in point of convenience and utility,
to- any rooms of the kind in,fhe country. It is the
design of the Principal to initiate, far lies in
i power the method of instruction SO successful
ly pursued by Prof. Agassz, in this country. in
his lectures on Natural Science, in making a
verY ertensiue use Of he black board, and to
combine Herewith a weiLdirected course of study,
on those subjects. To facilitate the acquisition of
these branches and also to give correct compre-
hensipe and natural views of their dependent and
relative parts, the most approved and expensive
Geographical, Geological Astronomical and
Psychological Maps and Charts have already been
obtained and such other apparatus will be provid-
ed, as the wants of the institution may require.
or For further particulars see Circulars.
1t is Hoped that the citizens of the place will
not be backward inhelping to establish this school
among them, as an institution of this character
ought evidently to be here, and this, of course.
can only be by their giving il their IMMEDIATE pat
ronage.
Ravenna June 81. l172-tf
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$500 Worth of Property for $l000i
THE PupcuASER TAM HAVE TIME

THE PURCHASER CAN HAVE TINE
I am about TO remove from lsy Dwelling
Il House. Therefore offer it at t~c thirds cost.
1t is pleasantly situated l3 miles from Ravenaa, 10
miles from Warren and 40 miles from Cleyetsnd, |,
on the State road leading from Cleveland to Warren,
Ii u well siiuated Tor tavern or stoFe, beng in
tlc best township on the Reserve, Tor further par
tculsrsBpply 10 Or. S.S0grHEE
Windam, Por.aga CO. o., June IS, ls42. 6w36s
SHEET1NGS, Bats, Yarn, happing
~ rwIne, Shoe Thread, Coil Rope, etc, rcr
sale cteapa at BUTTONS.
A LOT Of Sperrv's Patent Lever Clocks
LA-also SINGLE and double barrel Guns- just
receiyed by BurroN.
ENTS g. LADIES French Kid Gloves
Ma choice assortment at BUTTONS.
ERENCH, English and German Broad
L cloths, Doeskins, Piain and Fancy Cassi-
meres, also great variety OF Vestnga, Taildrs
Trimmings, etc., at BuTToEs READY PAY STORE.
FLATS & CAPS, Umbrellas and Para
IL sois;a large stock at Burrows.
II AIDES DRESS GOODS Something
IL new and desirable, with grea, variety and
cheap, at Burrows.
MALL PAPER-The greatest variety
w in town. Window Paper, FIRE Board
Prints, etc., low for ready pay at Burrows.
TROCKERY & GLASS WARE
~ Some new Patterns at low figures at
NAV ST. BO EiQNS.