The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-03-12

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TnE LrcxrM-Rrv. MR. CLlnK,s LEc.
rvrt,--The pastor OF the Methodist Epis.
eopsl church, in this village, Rev. Mr..
CLARK, Ies,ured before the Young Mems
Lyceuu, on. Friday night last. Hi, subject,
"Youar Men," was treated in most mas
tsrIy styie. and commanded At once the at.
tenIlou and admiration Of the audience. He
,nde,yoYeS 10 impress on the minds OF the
vsuuo man ureseut. the necessity OF fixed
purpose. determined viii, and an unAinch.
iug Yerseyeranee In all the sfairs Of life,
and warnsd them against the many evils
.ndtsmp,ations with which they are en-.
compsssed after leaving the paiernal roof
Tbs lecturer threw out many valuable sug.
y,stions, which if,aksn hold Of and carried
On, by young mea. would tend to promote
,he he.t interests Of society more thsn any
ts.ss rr,itic.l scheme vet devised. 1 .
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SuGAR.-Molasses 10 now selling at sixty
cents per satioa in New Orleans. and as II
is likely to reach sill higher hgure soon'
we would advise every man who has loot
u ground to plant the seed Of tue Ininese
cane. u can pc MADE sne most P'on"'aO"'s
,xho have tried /, say that from two to four
hundred dollars worth OF sugar csn be pro-
JSeed from an acre Of land. II will grow
IN sur Northern States probably a. well as
q, ths South. II has succeeded well In Yer
mont. It natures much earlier than the
Houthern cane, and will be ready for har-
yesting before the frost comes. M 7l w..
Let our farmers try it by all means. The
seeds can be had for triaing expense. An
editor in Indians says that the farmers in
that State are taking bold OF Y 10 eaFnes''
and that in ayear or two the people Will be
entirely independent Of all supplies from
abroad. We have no doubt ou' that II coulo GOV .
~ "a supp)y the entire demand. We hope
twill be tried on nearly every farm. Sugar
il sn article OF universal use, and such high
pricss. az We are now paying for it, are be-
coming burdensome. We think the Chinese
cane is being introduced just in time TO sup;
ply = grea, public want. e,.'
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CLEVELAND d PIrrssuSc RAILROAD N
new time table went into thect On '''' roaO
on the 9th inst. We not'ce 'hat se'e'si n'''
portani changes nave oeen "a't' AUS
track, and the Accommodation tram remains
1T stRsyenna over night snd does not 90 t.
Alliance as formerly. The 'ralns Tor rl'ts
burg now leave Rasenna a' follows: MAI
s:2s A. H.. and Express 4;la r. d. Inc
trains for Cleveland leuve thus: Aceommo
datien, 9:27 A.. NJ; Mail, s:l9 L. MI an
Express, S:ls p. ii. The Accommodation
train from Cleveland arrives at Kavenns a
6:5s m.
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name " roe' oN.ee why" "as :, >
Phssbufg ha'iroad' IN Noo's'ow"' ''' " a. -
HALLocK' Esq mas Deeh aPpo'n's' fo' ''
Master, and We nave no hes'aney III say'Hs
inst ne viii make iei.n'9' ana accomm
dating otheer' Inc res'oeh'' o. ''a' ''',"'''
have long leN 'ne want O =" 0n'''' a"u W "
are slad 'na' 'he'' Pes'''h 'o' '"e 's'"
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kno~ en'. 'nfy arc any 'o"os. " "ss 1
OF dress 'hsn sehue"eH' ''s 'Y"r = 49,
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apd lhs geh''emaen' ana gen',.sn -
please themselves ena the ''a 'Ao'e'' '"' -"
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