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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-27
AMo,her's soIi,oo,uy. ;;

'Its mine! bound to me by tie that death it,
selfcannot sever. That little heart shall never
thrill with pleasure, or thr6b with pain, without
quick response from mine. am the centre of
its little world; its very life depends upon my
faithful care. 1t is my sweet duty to deck those
dimpled limbs, to poise that tiny, trembling foot;
yet stay Ny duty ends not here! A soul looks
forth from those blue eyes!a And undying spirit,
that shall plume its wing for ceaseless flight,
guided by my erring hand. The hot blood of an
ger may not poison the fount hence it draws its
life, or the hasty words escape my lip, in that
pure presence. Hayward, passionate, impulsiv-
ct, show shall Iapproach it,'' but with a hush
upon my spirit and silent prayer! 7 "a
Oh careless sentinel! slumber not at thy post,
over its trusting innocence! # 3fs
Oh reckless 'sower of the seed" let not the
f'tares' spring up! ia 3. - s.~,b ssasg gazgasiat
Oh, mnshiIful helntsman! how shalts thou pilot
that little bark o'er lifes tempestuous sea, safely
to the eternal shore! =
'Tis ours! A father bends proudly over that
little cradle! A fathers love how strong !. how
true! But oh, not so tender as hers, whose heart
that babe hath lain beneath @2t 90 y
Fit for the holy trust, Good Shepherd. or
fold it early to thy loving bosom! rg ,is A,sfs
4aesJ 4ttgg ,e.sessG r # FANNY FERN. r
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CHAPTER III.
A MEETING IN THE STREET.


Nearly fourteen years after the occurrence of
the events recorded in the foregoing chapters, a
young man coarsely clad was seen pushing a
hand-cart through fremont Street, when care
less teamster, who was staring stupidity at the
panorama, of life moving before him, ran his pom
derous wheels against the hand-cart, which was
wrecked instantly. --..~ Sss+
@+ssWhat shall do!" exclaimed the owner of the
hand-cart. %@ g. >s S-=-zSs - -.-@tst>1' E&,'a
I 'What is the matter, my good mani" inquired
a gentleman, who was walking on the pavement
near by at the time of the accident. - tsz 55S
ssWhy, sir, my cart is broken, and a costly mir
ror, which was directed to take to Shawmut
Avenue is broken into a thousand pieces"
s'You have been unfortunate, Ind for one, am
willing to give you a lift.''
''You are very kind, sir.'' ~
sWhat will it cost to repair the eart?o ssf
s'At least five dollars,'' replied the porter.
"Here is,a "" said the gentleman. -
s'Thank you, sir. Your generosity will be ap-
preciated during lifetime .4,.fs -ass Iii
"It strikes me, continued the generous gentle.
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CHAPTER II.
A MAGNIFICENT LADY.


"Why, ma, where have you been all the fore
noon, pray, inquired sweet little rosebud of a
girl ten or twelve years of age. ...=-,>...- ~s
81 went to the common school, my dear child,
to witness the examination, and when the exer-
cises were concluded, waited to speak word of
congratulation and encouragement to the lad who
obtained the gold medal -... ..........* .--.>
care you acquainted with him, ma?''
"No, daughter; but saw him on the Common
a few weeks ago, and helped him to raise pack
age of goods to his shoulder. You may remem-
Der, for think told you at the time, that proud
little fellow who was playing the path near by
curled his lip with scorn, when the burden bearer
asked him to assist in raising the bundle.''
>sOh, yes, recollect the circumstance perfect
ly well. . ..~...
"These lads attend the same school, and are
classmates, and were the principal competitors for
the chief prize, and the handsome Irish boy won
| the. prize" =: ~ 80. ..~.>
81 am glad he was so fortunate,'' exclaimed the
young beauty. -zz-t .......
| "lt was indeed singular coincidence, and the
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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-27

ELoQuENr ExTRAcr.--We copy the following
passage from the newfwork, s.Ths Old House by
the River:'' We regard it not only as eloquent
but embracing the beliefthat every christian heart
must hold. He who believes in love and sympa-,
thy of soul, must believe life to be eternal eter
nifty fable: 20, ?. = 5'-.se-sv. g ts..I ,a@',gA
$50 preach to blocks and stones, ye who be-
lieve that love is of clay! Go preach to the dead
ye who deny the Immortality of the affectionsi
Go reason with trees; or hills, or images of wood
or with your motionlsss, icy souls, yewhe believe
that, because there is no marrying yonder, there
shall be no embracing, or because. we may not
use the gentle words "my wife, we may notclasp
these sanctihed forms in our own holy arms! I
tell you, man, that Immortality would be glori-
GUS cheat if with our clay died all our first afec-
IONS l tellyou that annihilation would be heav-
en-, if believed that when my head at length
rests on its coffin pillow, and my lips sink to the
silence and repose of death, these loving eyes
would never look into mine again, this pure
clasp never be around my neck, this holy earess
never bless me more!' i.
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DIET IN PULMONARY D1sEAsEs.-On Mon

DIET IN PULMONARY DIsEAsEs.-On Mondau
evening. DR.. Turnbull presented to the Literary
and Philosophical Society ofLiverpool copy of
report lately published by. him con the progress
of improvement in the treatment of consumption
and other pulmonary and laryngeal diseases, and
on some new remedieal means" He also read a
short communication ON the use of certain arti-
cles of food in pulmonary diseases. He observed
that those familiar with Lebeg's works were
that he had established the fact that all the
various substances used as food belonged to one
of two classes, the azetised or plastic, which
formed the tissues of the bo3y, and replaced
them when worn out, and the n-azotised, which
furnished food for the lungs, supporting respira-
ton and animal heat. Of the latter class the
principal were starch, sugar, oil fat, and alco-
holc liquors. These united with the oxygen alb
sorb at the lungs, and were the chief source of
carbonic acid and watery vapor given off by the
lungs. It appeared to him that, as this function
Of the lungs must necessarily be more or less
impeded in all pulmonary diseases, advantage wo'd
be gained by selecting such of the non azotised
or combustive articles of food as would have the
greatest tendency to unite readily with the oxy-
Stu VI LuC atmosphere. his 1udulTl0S udu leu
him to believe that sugar of milk possessed this
property. 1t existed in all kinds of milk, but was
relatively most abundant in that of the ass, which
had always had reputation as an article of food
in pulmonary diseases. It's affinity for oxygen
was so great that, in solution with an alkali, it
reduced some of the metallic oxides; and, as it
was readily absorbed into the blood, which was
an alkaline fluid, containing oxide of iron, it was
obvious that it must there be converted into car
bonic acid and water. He also read passage
from his work, showing that one of the great Off
of the liver is to prepare saccharine and fatty
materials to support the function of respiration;
and stated that the facts he had adduced together
with his experience, led him to recommend sugar
of milk as an article of food deserving of more at
tention in pulmonary diseases than it had yet re-
! ceived. .-Ltverpod paper. @-5
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The Emigragat's Dying Child.

- Z - :
Father Z I'm a.,angred! give me bread,
- Wrap close my shiyering form
Cold blows the wind around my head,
~ And wildly beats the storm.
esS Protect me from the angry sky;
ts5 / shrink beneath its wrath,
= D dread this tempest rushing by, "
yssz Which insereepts our path.
...- s.sssS Father? these California skies,
s Heu saidswere bright and bland
s4z Bot @here, tonight, my pillow lies,
80 re- this the golden land s -
sTis we'll my little sister sleeps, ~s-
Or else she, too, would grieve;
Bat only see how still she keeps
she has not stirred since eve.
a,ai kiss her, and perhaps she'll speak;
- She'll kiss mo back, know
"a "a s0hi father, only touch her cheek,
a f.,Tis cold as very snowi
fse Fatheri you did not shed a tear, :.
$e-s Yet little Jane has died !, -
a45ses Oh! promise, when you leave me here,
y. 80 lay be by her side.
g And when you pass this torrent cold,
We've come so far TO see;
~ And you go on beyond for gold,
- OH! think flame and me.
Father! I'm wearyt rest my head
e saE Upon your bosom warm
Cold blows the wind around my head,
ssEsEzss and wildly beats the storm.
as4a JoAQplN, CAL, Ian. 1928. 5@5 ::
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-27

GA man died of the apoplexy, the other day.
in Michigan. The next morning the coroner
held an inquest. when the following verdict was
returned g Died from the visitation of one beaf-
steak, eight cold potatoes, and fried pie -
Sensible jury that. 'tTs8
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-07-27

GA fellow who had been hooked by an uHru-
ly cow, limped in his gait. A lady remarked as
he passed, that he appeared to be intoxicated.
"Yes, said her beau, che has just been taking
couple of horns"s- ...s> Z. ! .rE1f-s : ~ ~
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SELECT POETRY.
CAL1FOrsNIA sTANzAs.
- -
By O. w. rATrEs, q. S. ARMY.

The ords Of She EaRAsrs CHtD as uttered on tho
eanka or San joaquin. Port Miller, California, are
na conyeyed TO the world through the medium of
which rise to the verses are
peculiarly souchng Owing the winter rans the rivers
dd sen to such height that they could not be orded and
te had become impassabis family OF egrants ar
rya ON che banks San Joaquin, in the last stage of
stared them in the face The mother
had been the plains and the arrival fthe family
in San Joaqun its sister, six of also
ed leaving dconsolae father to prosecute his further
fourncy 10 the gold mines, alone.l ..s-s p.
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WHERE WAS THE DECLARATION OF INDEPEN-
DENcE WRITTEN!-T is a question which has
excited much discussion. The following letter
from Mr.. Jefferson settles the question. The
house he designates is at the corner of Seventh
and High Cor Market) streets, Philadelphia, the
lower story of which is noweoceuped as cloth,
ing store, and the upper stories as printing Of
sess pei ea, MONTICELLO, Sept. 26, 1926.
To DR.. JAMES MEAsE, Philadelphia I'd ,ses.azs
Dear Sir: 1t is not for me to estimate the inn
portance of the circumstances concerning which
your letter of the 8th makes inquiry. They prove,
even in their minuteness, the sacred attachments
of our fellow citizens to the event ofwhich the pa
per of July A, l776, was but the declaration, the
genuine efuson of the soul of our country at that
time. Small things may, perhaps, like the relics
of saints help to nourish our devotion to this ho-
ly bond of our Union, and keep it longer alive
and warm in our affections. This effect may give
Importance to circumstances however small =
AT the time of writing that instrument, I lodg-
ed in the house of a Mr., Graaf a new brick house
three stories high, of which / rented the second
floor, consisting of a parlor and bed room, ready
furnished. In that parlor l wrote habitually,
and init wrote this paper, particularly. So far
state from written proofs IN my possession The
proprietor, Graaf, was young man, son of a
German, and newly married. 1 think he was a
brick layer and that his house was on the South
side of Market street, and if not the only house
on that part of the street, am sure there were
few others near it. | have some idea it was a
corner house, but no other recollections throwing
light on the question:, or worth communication
am ILL.,, therefore only add my assurance of my
great respect and esteem.
.1asE so esy TH. JEFFERSON. e
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- r,neaettIpsA Lady desirous OF learn ihe Type
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NJ civ Raaders OF The Tribune The Dtp6. tpices
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iey required and has combination OF 2to0 Of CHANGES
re- Win -tes-FOrt Handkerchief beautiful srods
IN OF United states lands chs
rsse Hamilton aud within five minutes walk OF the ding
bV nuyihns kind around New York and the fc.
afoIdd by established ferry, ho steamer Eagle
Ls s OF MurlnJ-st . and ocock together with tho
80. from present unequaed inducements u those
u, csielul hOmo yet 90 aud accessible
40 nj fe with their buslles the
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fhve Aady d. Those wishing TO secure CHOICE ociu
80 90 tho lands snon f0r aps &C apSy 10 NEW
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QA(eut Daguerrean Depot, No 1872 BsweTy, next 70
nav hover Savings Bank go pictures taken Everybody
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

BOARD WANTED-In the country for the summer,
us be within sosrs de aOm thsey dro sCdJY
LkR, bo1 - Pest of5ee, ssSnns terms Se
COUNTRY BOARD.-AboUt half dozen persons
home daring Sumner mouths .enf-e turner's resd-rcs,
foi
particulars iuanre GA WHEELER y" s-F-lest srovn.
NOVN1KY BOAkD.-MIs. DAVID, cedar hnl.
Fremont opened her hoge for tie reception Of BoAdss
The stesnosts ard Smith leave morning ta Al ~
nos m OF "a lntersst There sfssJ iery ecs
mont MEDIATE such prefer b. tie ssoa kses
Rshosd.
COUNTRY BOARD WANrED-tor a gentleman
~ his WIFE and Dsushter Also seconmo3auons for psir Of
driver Lcann rrsie rcd Wes'chser Cogn
within shout miles the City h Address box No 100 Post
Once.
COTTAGE aid BOARD MANIED.-A urn'shed
SCotfsse within hours either the North
Rivers. high ground nth plenty OF scade
viii Re rtnfcd he Also. Board ma prNHe
Ad stating location, &C TO Box Llsi Post oee
pOstsss paid.
CHICAGO.-GEO.W GAGE, OF Boston, and DAVID
- AGAGF Of Bellows Fas W. leased OF tho
venlowp FREMONT HOUSE. CHICAGO III owoed and ornr
The IN the and best 10
furnished hotels the United Sass and die uhnbs AN
4 all
Ar formerly connected with the Onoa d1Ge serns
fed rce JeEysl viii Be Of tho principal ASSISTANTS
GAGE BROTHER
Tren House. Chicago. April 10 1888
DARN HOl Sc BOARD-Wantcd within about an
i hours he City Hall Geatl and VIA Board IN
Gu respectable Farm House Country sud rlrt seeusiol
rece5 Address immediately Stating terms &C, RURAL CLrJt
House. NY.
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A COUNTRY SEAT of tho irst class for SALE,
"A within = nile q which for PcTgREsogs Nat
vicinity Of the city Pes 5se moR 81, pi Noe pr
A TTFNTION, MANUFACTURERS RARE
N CHANCE OFFERED The attention Of Capitalists snd a.ae-
called % O9e The mos, de1see locations s aay msaa
ssTs. gsga 70 Sf II S1is
csani R5 he ZEN Ss$ Js 7s a. 81.
ia 5opey Sad The Delaware Division Of tho Canal
Pde pha and the Lhsh Valley Rslrod and Msu.h Chunk
he pass directly ts property arni'hia sis, 90, ospsd
ton Of every product great nsetPaadsphs
the to either city beg BY rarod three hours
are inc iseahassbs the @hin Tossf
wieh ci its shy adorable Oou ispt saccssfa
Of sse snd telling their location has
rot This Gentry both FOR D,Ss 70 ,ss BE-; Sss
70 bsVe Is diatey upon these fsDds feel
s IL STIp SsS': 9si
o 'ss 4. 6 ss .lS 6 SSI S Sts I
peon. low pries the most defsSs nsd
& ss psee and jS5ss Tor shs sd
to the subscriber vi" receive RE !f aEcKmA E.enr
At PRIVATE SALE, or would be exchanged for
% y S'qS s ss q ssa i sss = y.
rsa wiihn Ten Hinues yak Of railroad 90 n u
Inc SCUM pe0LR Chiffon, AuctOnes. 30 isssssss
AT PRIVATE SALE-Three excellent four-stoy
bsT S5 hose ss 1e & Of Ssa 90 is 9S s Ss
BossE The ls,s. ' ss,G ssss a , s ~ = noe q,
srs IS liz CO s ncs 10 depth Fo price 4ad further
psticurs spoiy 10 ANTHONY BLEECKER Aaetonesr mol
BTosdr.
COUNTRY SEATS for sALE--Onthe Hudson River
" Rsfreld mile above Dsg. FsTy snd hs mile f:oa
sei,s Dwelling H0usss os finished Of
The above Plots ne sdinns sud north Of the coua.
Col Hsuion snd N point bessty Of .ssse society
SfIn lyon No Merchant ESsisaSs nom ii 70 ia
COUNTRY SEAT for sALE-A neat Stone Cottage,
~ with three acres o. socd land WIN NUT sood water .;Afss
ard barr rtuied BEAUTIFULLY tie Pac River Ia sesJef-
sey three niles ron Pseson and tao nom tie Rfc Depa
ysly ow. Apply 70 No. 10 Plsitst- CO sa.Es.
last MORRIsANIA LOTS.-Time extended for
the cent down s.d oalsoes Ga o. o. pore hnn
u s e l.s %, S asy a.. ieasds saiy q
wessh sef ceassJ As fne ssrs within qssrts, o nis
Toe a. k s s: "a sa
= !: 49, s s az ~ ss ss psss
ne Harlem Railroad olaee.
11ARM 20 sELL-Ihe undersigned vishes 70 de.
q 4; r.@ z : s.: q SsSs:, s 70
ins vcauz ana thirty Orchard ke &c siyfy
sg ~ s s % esp 2 r ~. IN M,S I'd,
rosds Of ths Depos At Lost Drove bali s sor g a.
Central Military Tes Rszosd and within 10 iss soansAs
rs. sioss vii .o shsr With wirhou, the I've stock s
ing implements &c &C. a. tAs pschAssr may d-srs
,.5 Yer w. a.sss a 8 b.
resr Co. III
LrOR SALE-A valuable block of ten new fyurstoy
Bek HOUSES with Store. lashsy Ssswss a. $500 -
Sos.,s for years BE ssss aa aangossa sIss s,ops
.SsdI. y - -
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Go nObom it man Concern.

NrsTTRAL MAGIC and VENTRILOQUISM-Si
~ VALID he celebrated MAGICIAN and Nengai = send 70
v n of he United iluctons in tho above seuce 10y
chart eusbipz lny learn heu IA short
on tLe receipt u 81 popsd Address Sig NALLO No ~ Barker
st,P bils5e pbia
NOTICE.-All such persons os hold the Drafts OF
N ps.s,e Tickets On the late firm Of p W BYRsE3 Co.
Tquesed 70 rr-cent the the oee Of o. siEE No ls
-onht osjer cOupro purchase the
sScssbe 10 gwen liss hsnded OVER HIM By Trustees
Fev-York. Msy 49, lS'l
NrOTICF.-Wbereas, Mrs CATHERINE +. (Kate)
THOMPSON ny ismLy, has left hoass in
o,t jsr snceY AID having paid her ba hezeto xi
~ be r Any eebts she may contract o this date
May lS lfJ5 u H. h"Arf'
ONE CENT REWARD will be paid for the apprehen-
- II JANT TIRNFY about Il yeas OF inGeaured
- az H. Cor Of he Aims House al persons forbid
hstips or tusig ny account JAMES De FOE NO j5
Sfrfl.sf
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Gbauees for Business Glen.

A CHANCE fora BARGAIE-In consequence ofthe
~ declining health G, tie senior Pitaer SIR Scott WIG oa-
Esown q I!lE ONO STATE JOURNAL OFFICE,
" ~ s M ne t Soe VI o: proved l1s
ene condition -. vii eLaeass eooplri.on sth aay
Sees The Rindery has large Enbong- Press AID
Ius M O esz Be had etf with or without The build.
ing and There i've Po~s PIeses Gard Press &c The
IN eondIea Tie Gisiion 4 te oaes e long t9e best
constantly neirg nd heavy eoL eis m "ok are ro~ on hand
IL proposed 70 osAe Tie cs as caSS company Tnser ne
on sEoabe R0 iaeE PARTICULAR s1 lss tie PoP1stors
Columbus, Ohio S ~ A. %. sc sSUgiI'
A RARE CHANCE--For sale, well established
n TebsecO Route dong profitable business toge'hs with the
I.ssorsbe R LAWRENCE Nc. IS Sasrast.
business and STOCK of a HARDWARE STORE,
ID the ssrd in the city esbird years o sale
VEGHTEN No. g or s. Div,iOs st.. \. Y.
GEM LEMENs FURNISHING STORE for SALE.
~ & hLExSSDEK PkTT No cs ssS '' ''
NIANSIRS Il COUCH have the sole right TO manu-
NJ ie,ure ard seH IoMPsOSs PATENT BOOT JACK IN he
s. nsvfcrk ana now ready 70 supply the I21s whole
B-Tr.,. Riel,s for ye on tie mot favorable terms
Acdrss MAN slRs COUCH Monterey aass, or aANsa,
No Leo Nassau ct Tor two Or taee esy o % 5ocosA r ~
yVOOLEN FACTORY for sALE.-The Trustees Of
w Tie AUBURN WOODEN cosiPksY III ssl a gsblie
AHses Al i osss q The ceEsss = Agbe1 o. s.EpSEsDAY
Bses siaesily Real Es1te Water Power Stock pcc.ss
Msisl ~ the personal properly - elects Of tae Az
BURN WOCLEE COMPANY connected vita or Necessary 20 the
Carrying Of tie sd Factory The Factory sno- IN al opeasn
b eo1tlrec b. tie toUt e1g The A
Muchnery ffstrate condition, With Ell the modern
PoysreriI he Bun dIs erected ior .Sy sets sad lave
81 tie sHs nd power Necessary G that object The Ma
ete II operation eleven e. cards 81 looms aa other ns
sI F 1 . he ess bors hat asy
ts;IsdJ THOMAS Y. HOW. Jr- Secretary.
. 0Qn CARATS of FINE LOOSE DIAMOND
%sOOO 70 Be sold 1t s5 per carat Apply 10 LOUIS an.
RICH A.y peon having large diamonds sell
vii 90 hghess cash viii be
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rT,Ur GENERAL BOARDING AGENCY !, No ~
Gcuses Uanlen.

DIpT Of a HOUSE WANTED, by small Family
- ~ ,sc Two three Must -
I'd eshbohecs ss,isisete ssva'es sver
80, :. .,stisr rus l,csror, ke, Bos ss1 Post 're
xVvANTFD IN UIRE-A Room in sOue public place
w or HI .uab Tor Club Room Address BsA Let
Pos,CGce.
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Gunner Retreats.


DOARD--In Westchester County, IA miles from New
I'D Yok-Fas Persons POeare Eeniee Board
Wrstrisfe Dsptt on Harlem Ra road; City
Hall hourly H0use gny tlafed hAdd b zye rat trees
auo sirub6ery distant w from the Depot Table
supplied fare, ke Apply on tie g.ss 20 the
BRIGGS Rsence-Thomss NJ. Partridge, NO "A tourtandsf
aDo Leonard Scott No 81 Gold-st, SsS-fork
DOARD in the COUNTRY WANTED for the
ID SUMNER "A Gentleman, Wife two small Cmltrn and Sunss
farm within u ho7r' distance o. hrs eiJ near ~ or
preferred. Terns he n5derfe fdes rtrrr --c1il
o. a.. ", bsx 70 l,-0s Es--As.A.Ss-~L-s~