The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-03-19

y avacSney in the establishment. which Il
partners were DESTROYS of filling with smaI 1p
I Intelligent lSd. The situation was a mo
desirabls one, and some fflenas Of Mr.. Pill,
bury suggested TO him that il was Just Il
: Phce for his boy, and said they would speS
20 MF Gresn, The principle alembsrof .tb
mouse, q he desired it. The father W.
much much pleased az the prospect, and &C. wa
ms .ssl son ) when St. be heard Of The plsse, Nj
dreen was accordingly spoken to on IN
subject and said that he would like To se
the lad. So King WIS sent 10 The store
"YOu're he son of Nj. Piilsbury, y sal al
The merchant, when the lad introduced him
SELF aciEea sii bies saH tsahca h~G,J
I af'Yes' STR" was 'mOdes,iy replied. 'ssi -
\ You're fine looking lad. And SO yyo, d,
would like TO be mcrchsntis a i50-y,.j
4 'S%f es,sir." s,7ogss ed gs;rsaseg -, s5s.
"Weli-let me see--what is your name =
The color mounted to the boys face; as b,
nal siammered out--1 ). u.-,g 5. ass,.,
"king Crobtres Pillsbury.pa y.,.l no.
"king Crabtree. Hum-m-m. Rattle,
an unfortunate name" -
The boy remained silent. Mr.. Green sa,
and thought for some moments. Then \.
said-- syEs 2ayasgfo sEt4ilU gsh ffT' = =
'"Very well, my lad I win think .bo,,, !,
you. There are half dozen applicants 70,
the place, and we will not decide about |,
form week to come > aola p "a 2dj % aii
The boy departed with weight upon his
feelings. He was satisfied that he would
not get the place. rI ,las spna ,taa@5s.is
"l'Ve seen DIR. Pillsbury's son" said Mr..
Green, on meeting, shortly at,erw ards, one
fof the individuals who had interested him.
.selfin the boys favor. ls,s,,ae4ess psa ,sra
nave you! .aloaa
a;y1 S,G ea2}gI.2q lsa5 ayEs sp sggl I'll
"How do you like him!'' .,f.,.,, .,.f. p,
"Fine. e." smart looking boy; but he hos. q
dreadful bad name"
! "Bad name! meyer heard of it. who
says so!''a F'a.Es T| '1akaa 5F's'F 70
"Him.elt Do = you u,7a want worse ros ma name e,
"Oh =" .ssgay.'
II may be prejudice; and, probably III is;
put couldn't have any one about me with
that name. Resides. understand the boy,s1
mother is distantly related to the old rascal.
y parson o lter whom she called her clfild.,,
n Il Fever. heard that.',' 4ee, .sags ga wi
ID II reckon it willbe found true. Be this,
however, as it mayj ! cunt take the lad. - : = \
!, never could like him nor trust, him with
tssat name, and ta no use to try the experi-
neat, His parents had better have drown,
ID him at the christening" gz,, ,. .,ogs,jgae
! Mr.. Pilsbury never guessed the reason
Hhy Mr.. Green did not take his son; but
King Crab'ree understood il, fully. Fur a
'ear the unhappy boy loitered ava his time, |
md then, almost in despair. uccepteda place,
. maii'packer in printing oifice, Q, q dol.
ar a week. But he ,dil not stay, long in
his situation, Some light remark about
lis name, caused him 10 assault small lad
n the office, and this caused his dism ission.
)issusted and disheartened with everything.
he poor lad next set his heart upon going
p sea. '1'his'was" opposed until opposition
'ore itself out. Then he was permitted to
o Oh awessef trading with 'S9dth America.
10 the FIRST voyage he Behaved himself 80 SO
ell, that the captain took him for his clerk, r
! which capacity he sailed three times to
10 and! back. hDuring the last voydge {
omesone OF the men took occasion, sever q q
tirhes,to bsrudettol Crabtree.s q R epeat.
g this rudeness in more sgfavated form e
an usual one duy. the yobng man caushtt1
s1a hand 'spikes and indhe heat ofthe mo n
ent, kEocked the sailor dow NJ The blow !,
as heavier than Crabtree intended TO give r |,
I'd theresult more disastrous than he ex.d 1
scted. One OF the sailors arms was bro. !,
N, and he was severely bruised BY his fall1i 4
Ter apiece oftwoodi thatlay on theadeck..sah,
Assseon hshthevessei arrived inE port, the Il
ilor made eicamplaint against CrsBiree,, who !.
as arrested undplaced ohlFial. 81 Pie prjs. +,
utcr made out'd tefy clear case, and the /,
ung maDwas found guilty of the Assaalttb q
argedsia The cpurt iorderedahim't ito pay Eve i
'udredi dollars damages, and to suffer an IN
Of sixty days. ;fo
"Weresrtliis'not yoar slarst offefnce, Kine |
abtres Pilisbury,p said'the judge, III pass /
? sentence, ''syous sge, and the pro ID. j
m alleged to have been received, would d
We inclined The ceort toayisit yoor con. "A
Ct with aqlighterapenaliysa But though d
'ibg in, years, you come before this court, d
an old offender. Il IN, thehope that you Ia
y besled tosEhange your evil courses, NH
'e yoa .siT,y days.imarisonmenta as aItimeb br
obefreAecaiomr d 5sads gFiad aas ~ p.
rlyacenfeundedsbs sssueha ehaasdsclaration
the,4sst ef,ihe Judge; the unhappy young p !,
~ Wastaken drom'the courtrooul and con.i', !.
ied V Prisenta The captain with whom I
had sailedsaaadwhoa& much attacBed1 III
hi9pa was preseat. during tbe,tfialj ahdl III q
copclasion taHswas no less ieon fodndsd ],
n Pillsbnryg alsthes stfapge assumption III
he jsdgess AsssbonsastSs court saiodfnE M /,
he efealledsgpOnthe jadgsrsnd said sohim 3
'YousspRaer tosbe lsbezina under some 4! s