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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-11-22
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MICHAEL ALLSCO1HT.
OR, THE SHOT IN TIME.
A sToRYOF MARIoNs MEN.
BY J. W. IRWIN.
Gro BE CONTINUED.


At the time Of which we speak theresexistr
ed between the. wings aud tories, the most
nnsparing enmity. The blood Of war was
shed in peacetwith cool and fiendflike atroah
ty, and the loyaliets as they termed Them
selves asked nos, other xtuse, ,fSt deed;
ofblood than the victims Of their 'sanguina:
ry cruelty adhered to apohtical creed differ
ent from their owR,a and We're animated by
an unutterable devotion to, their country
independence. % ar "@- '# @'"5 ,'.a -7' "'' 10
Michael already began to suspect that the
two individuals before him belonged TO thai
reckless band of marauding tories that in
vested the country, and he we'll knew that
ifhis surmise proved to be correct, his safety
would depend upon his concealilg from
them the part he had taken in the struggle
for independence. Such being his appre
hensions, he was determined to take advan
tage Of the first pause Of the storm to. with
draw from the shelter of a roof, which offer
ed so precautions a hospitality, and make
his way at once to; the end of his journey
where he might rest in safety. ,5 5l..t s!5
.aWell my friend" beganthe better-look
ing Of the two individuals, thrusting his pa
pers into drawer, and taking his seat il
front of the fireplace. II see you have no
escaped without.a wet jacket. Join me in.i
social glass, and Y will not be the worse 70
your health. Here, Stoker. set out our de
i. canters and glasses upon the side-board.a
. Stoker hustled about to perform the bid
ding of his superior, looking for aH the w6rl
ID 'his, immense blue oyericoat fiks som
diminutiye, dog merging from under lI s lsI cal
pet All three were soaRsstandiags bysth
.sidesboard with theiEglassss tiiiedssd ,sIns
sa III giEs ysa,a ysaia toast, ssid ichssIl's u ! hi N
twitha meaning asmalicioas SMILE aa.he rail-
ed iiis gfasss+ssI lis tgracious'lrnajesty Kin
George the Third Success to big bannt
whsfssef II = spread sq', ,la ss.si;,,,
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Twilight.

There is an evening twilight Of tho heart, .
iF When its wild passion wavesare lulled to rest,
And the eye sees lifs's fairy scenes depart.
As fades the y-boam in tho rosy west .,
,Tis with namelcss feolibg ni regret b
We gaze upon them as they melt away,
And fondly would We bid them nger yet, -. r.r
But Hope ID round US with her angel lay, u .-
Hailing afar some happier moonlight hour;
Dear are hcr whispers still, though los: h2r ear
ly power. - H"7 '' "'~'
In youth the cheek was crmsoned with her glow,
Her smile was lor cliest then; her matin song
Was heavens own music, and tie notcoi wo o.,,,
Was all unheard her sunny bowers among.
Life's littlo world Of bliss was newly born; %.
Weknew not cared not it was born TO de
Flushed with the cool breeze and the dews of mori
With dancing heart W gazed on The pur3 sky,
And mockod the passing clouds that dlMmed ~
w blue, - a"s2 'a' 7'atf--s us e5.. So. ..'se
Like our own sorrows tll,n-as fseting md as ftw
And manhood felt her sway too--on, .the eye,
Half realized, her early dreams bnrstbrlght,a ,us
Her promised bower Of happiness seemed nigh, '~
lis days of JOY, its viglis 81, delights. + ~
And tough at times nlightlower the thnnder-Storm
Ard the rad ligatnlngs threaten, still the iir =.
Was ,lmy VITA hor br,att, and hsr lov3d form,
=. The rainbow of the heart, was hovering there.
,Tis in iife's noontide she ishearcst seen. sf 'i
Her wreath Tic summer flower, her robe OF summer
lie green Ea. srr..t Fas ...r,Has".t
But thoughiess dazzing in her twilight dress
There's more of heaven'spafs beam about that
now; -...,~...",....i D.. .,...,,. ... :. y,
That angcl-snile Of tranquil lorc!iness, ,,..te,
Which the heart worships, glowing on her brow
That snte ahali brighten the dim evening star =
That points our destined tomb, nor e'sefl aepaFs
Till tho faint light of"life islfed afar, 'ha.u "
And hushed the last deep pbcating of the hears :
/. Tho meteor bearer OF our parting breath;
"A moonbeam IN the midnight cloud OF deGth' '4
ps ",7 81. Pa '.ta.tt go la3t' .r' H&LLEcK..
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CALIFORNIA AND ITS FUruRE.--As mucl

CALIFORNIA AND ITS FUTuRE.--As much
is predicted for California as graips vsge-
table, and grape country % for its mining
wealth. With regard to its fftness for the
cultivation of the grape, it is said to rival the
hills Of France and Italy, and 1t 10 thought
that the time will come when the foot hills
of the Sierra Nevada will be one immense
vineyard. .watered by streams led from fhs
mountain rivers. Upon the higher portions
of the country the apple can be readily culE
tvated. There exists, within q distance Of
seventy miles, nearly every variety Of tenn
perature, from almost torrid heat to The cold
Of the regions Of perpetual snow; and. con-
sequently, fruits may be had Of all these
different varieties of climate growing With
in that distance. Already are the beanti-
ful valleys that lie embosomed in the uaoua-.
tains fast settling up with an industrious and
intelligent population. and the stranger /
surprised to find fine farms and well cHlti-
vated gardens where, standing on soms
mountain peak, he has seen only oHessast
succession of desert moansains rising one
above the other, with naught appearing TO
the eye between except the opening q dssp
ellaamss marking the conrseiof some 1nuukk
tain stream. - Bostos Pest
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or Better that We should sszf Il sssioa
than wholly refnss T. perform. Ehs ssSrm
il muCif better tllsn The safai z i dsdiaFss
the prsssnseof ! living pfiheipls. elssns-
tion i something wprss than death =
corruptioz alse,
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AND
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WHITE SLAVERY IN rHE BAKBARs STATE

WHITE SLAVERY IN rHE BAKHARS STATE
DY HON. CHARLES SUMNER With 40 splsndi
ID illustrations by Billings, engraved by Baker
Smith II makes y beautiful l6mo volume Of sbou'
l4O pages bound In CLOTH thin boards, printed IN Cd
most elegant style, on the best paper.
THE ARGUMENT.
Introduction. Territory Of the Barbary States TLs
Subject and Sources of Information
J. Origin IF Slavery. Slavery in the Barbsry States
III. History Of White Slavery ia Barbary; Early
Efforts against it--by Ferdinand the Catholic, b.,
Charles v, by England, by France, by Holland Free
dom BY Hnsasn.ptsSm Freedom by Gensp'raey Free
ry; Parallel between White and Black Slavery; Tr,
umphant Abolition Of White Slavery.
III. True Character Of Whife Slppesy ia Bur5ary
Apologies for White Slavery Happy Condition Of th,
White Slaves; Better of in Barbary than ut Home
Better of than the Free Christians in Barbary; New
ertheless UNREASONABLE Enormity Of White Shaver,
In Barbary Conclusion. Price so cts postage IL cts
For sale by LEWIS CLEPHANE,
March 81 Office National Era
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rMPoRrANT DISCOvERY!

RELIEF IN TEN MfNUTES!!
DRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS arc unfailing
ID in the cure Of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchi-
It's Sore Throat, Hoarsonoss Difficult Breathing, In
They have no tAste Of medicine, and any child will
take them Thousands have boon restored to health
that had before despaired. Testimony given in hun
dreds ofcases A single dose relieves in ten minss.
Ask for Bryans Pulmonc Wafers-the original
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Sold by dealers generally J. BRYAN 4 CO, Roch-
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NILL DO sold OF private sale, that we'll known
w Farm lying on Seventh street Plank Road in
Montgomery county Maryland, about csgla miles
from Washington city, containing 1874 acres, more
or loss about 100 in meadow, 100 in wood, aud tho
balance (172J) in cleared fields. The Farm can be
divided into several giving fair proportion Of wood
and meadow land TO each The whole Farm " we'll
watered, several ncvcr-failing streams passing
through II. Tho fencing is good, and there is
largo quantity Of chestnut timber in the woods suit
ablo Tor further division Of tho fields
In point Of health, beauty and location IL is not
surpassed by any farm in tho State OF Maryland IL
has always been remarkable for its beauty. The
dwelling contains eight rooms kitchen, pantry, &C.,
garrett cellars, &c, all surrounded by n neat paling
with pump Of good water in tho yard; barn, sta
bic, and other out houses; good spring house. with
ancvcrfang spring of delightfully."- cool watcr at
tachcd.
Servants quarters for ms many hands as would
ever BIO necessary on the Farm
A good apple orchard, and some excellent peach
o., pears, cherries, nc.
The road bong now Of the very host character
produce from the Farm and manurcs from the City
can be hauled Mt any and all seasons OF the year
This property will be sold fwenfy.fpe per cent
cheaper than any other property on the road be-
tween IL and tho city. With ordinary horse ID Is
not moro than an hours drive 10 the city.
ANY communications addressed TO CHARLES v.
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