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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-01-28
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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-01-28
The Rest Thing for Rurns.

1t may be put down az q settled fact that
the very best applicat!on for all kinda Of
burns and scalds is an immediate application
Of dry cheat -four. tits. without controvsr-
sy, better than any and all Of the "healing-
.alves," turpsntines, oils, "pain.killers,'
&C., that can be named. We speak posi.
lively on this point, because it is one desi-
ded by the best physicians, and We have had
abupdant practical proofs Of it's efficacy.
Heat disOrgsnizss the flesh, deadsnS the
cuticls or outer skin, and sdmits air which
is irritating. A good coating Of -four shuts
DIT the air, iooths the irritation, and dries up
the fluids thrown out. Do not imagine that
"something healing" must be applied
Not oil tho salves in the world csn mend
broken flesh. You can stick together bro
ken glass, or wood, with wax or glue; you
can weld together severed iron; but no such
trestment is applicable to flesh disorganizedI
cut or burned away. Nature, 50 to speak,
has a way Of her own, and only one way to
repair breach in the desh. The Asqiing
material comes from wishin. IF the hand be
cut, bring the severed parts together, hold
them there steadily, cover up the part from
the air and from external injury. and the
healing will 60 on 60 long as there is no
disturbance. II from curiosity, or anxietyj
or other couse, you disturb the half.formed
new flesh. sore will be the consequence.
We repeat, for all kinds OF burns or scalds,
however severe, put on only thick coat OF
-four. If a hard crusty mass be formed 80 as
to produce irritation, after Day OF two wash
OF ths ssrfaes carefully with blood.warm
water, dry partially, and put on more -four.
but never disturb the actual surface Of the
sore until. when entirely healed, the scab
falls off OF its own accord. Our word for il,
this treatment will best promote the cure ol
burns. But short time since, child HF'
set dish Of boiling water into it's bosom.
producing fearful scald upon the whole
front of its body. The mother chanced ID
be reader of the AgrtcuNurist, and noticed
our remarks upon this topic SOME two yesfG
ago. She Immediately applied Aour., ant
-four only, binding it on with cloth loosely
50 as not to produce irritation. The child
was soon soothed, and III q very few wesks
was entirely hsaied. with scarcely . scal
remaining. This is but oss Sf many similar
instances that have come to our knowledge
from time to time. .--ArsrseaA AgrieultUrisl
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Sf[istellautons.
the Most Beautiful Hand.

1.-Two charming %oiieh &efe one day dis
cussing what it Is that constitutes beauty ID
The hand. They differed in opinion as much
. ia the member whose merits they were DIS
.eussing. A young gentleman presented
himself, and by common consent the Dues
ten was referred to him 1t was delicate
matter. He thought of Paris and the three
goddesses. Glancing from one to the other
Beautiful hands presented to him, which by
the wsy he had the cunning to hold for some
time in his own for the purpose Of examine
ton, he replied ct last
II give up, the question is too hard for me,
but ask the poor, and they will tell you that
the most beautiful hand Is the hand that
gives"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-01-28
The Dead.

~ Tho dead alone are great!
While heavenly plants abide On earth,
The soil is one Of dewless dearth;
h. t'ut when they die, morning shower
Comes down to make their memories flower
q With odors sweet though late.
The dead alone are fair!
while they are with MS, strange lives play
Before our eyes aud chase away
Gods light; but let them pale aud die,
p And swell the stores of memory;
There is no envy there.
.es ss -
Tho dead alone are dear!
While they are here long shadows fall
From our own forms, and darken all;
n hut when they leave ne, all the shade
|. round our own sad footsteps made,
s. And they are bright and clear.
aia r. The dead alone aro blest!
While they are here clouds thar the day,
And bitter snow falls nip their May:
Ru. when their tempest time is donc,
The light and heat OF Heavens own sun,
Broods on their land OF rest.
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! Nrnsoti's Reply TO the ScOlEer.

ia To young infidel who was scothng al
Christianity because Of the misconduct oI
HE Ifofesaors, the late DR.. Mason said:-
tDid Won ever know an uproar to be made
because an infidsi went astray from the paths
Of morality!" The in6del admitted that he
had not. "Then, don't you see," said Dr.
n, "that, by expecting the professors o.
Christianity to be holy, you admit It to be
hols rslisicn, and thus pay it the highest
CON pliment in your power!" The youne
fnAt, was silent.
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4 Rich Letter.

The principal Of public school has bes1
sending circulars to the parents Of hls pupils:
which, sigdSd and returned, will authorize
him to inAiet such punishment, eerporsally
or otherwise, .as may in his Judgment be
proper. The following answer proves that
some Of the parents are quite pleased with
the idea. "Doer Mr. Rattan Your Aoging
cirklsr Is duly rsssaved. 1 hope, g 70 ny
John, yea will aog him jus as oftin sgyod
kin. Heas . bad boy--is JoEh. Aisho ivs
bin in habi. Of teaebin him misslf. It ssnss
to me he never will larn snithing spei.
lin is spssislly ottraEeusly defisisnt. Wsl-
lap him well. Id. spa yop win rsessys ny
hnrty thanks. r. 8. Wat aeconnts fpr Jsha
being sieh sscSllar is that he isny sun BY
nv wifess fhss husbands "
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gTfmpressive and Beautiful were the dy'
i'm words of Goethe :-"Open the shutters
and let in more light" But no more touch
ing than those OF the schoolmaster who had
grown old and gray, and with him the term
sfliFs wss just closing. His eyes grew dim
AS thsshsdows Of death gathered around
him, and his thoughts returned for moment,
and lie fancied it a winters afternoon, and
the night closing early in, and so, dying he
inurmured: "It 10 growing dark, the school
may be djsmissed," and in an instant the
holiday, with him was begun. -
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-01-28

GA lsts religious writer stigmOtizes the
ssSttv,s ,of yellow covered novels as "litera.
-, r, seserpions who sting virtuetc death with
sshsif tGIes."
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poetitd.
=, rIeI.scFy's Denresr Picture.
~ D. HARDY, n.

Tts2ss 4ssE tGs 80 ~ D. Hardy JR. .ss - f-
Az the .wind with mystic music sadly musser' BY sh
And, IKE spite. from rosy droaa.land, shadow
sdAne0 upon the door, 49,. ....... e.
am sitting in the siicncO, dreaming OF the "ioni
- ago." "A
1,stoning to its witchng music in the hearts re
- ceases low.
ebed. By momSry, 1 wander back through long-de
CO Z parted years,
tTllmy eyes grow dim and heavy with their weigh
z Of unwepf tears,
For. there Is mournful glory, ellie rainbow il
"a tho sky," asr
In The pleasant recollection Of the olden days gont
ssssass-hy. sgs.e------s.--.-.-s .s--,-- -..-.~.f
Childhoods hours Of blissrul dreamings, FREQ from
s,se sorrow, care, and strife, -,.
Seem to, me like sunny Islands in The stormy SCI
OF life;, at.,-.s .s...... -., ....s
Glide their memories before mo like the shadows
~ o'er stream,
Like the heart. enhancing fancies Of a lovely sum
siss Rmer's dream.
With noiseless step 1 wander through the dim
"a halls Of the past;. zs. f. So
,And my pathway seems to glisten with the mem
4ss 'ries round It cast; ~ .as 5....
Now, i gaze upon the pictures hanging on tue din
..,.s, old walls, ss ........r .- ...... s...
Where The light of days departed with mournfu
-, glory falls. ........
There h one so meek and holy that my language II
too faint,
Half is beauty, half Ito glory, half its blessednes
s. TO paint;
j1is lhe picture Of my sister. Further Oh, SHE
efo could net roam;
So che anered by the wayside, and tie angels took
III. her home.
sof,.n now her voice seems calling from that din
~ 4 and distant shore;
And u,e.hinks hear an ahgei softly tteadiag hea.
ven's floor.
Bhe Is waiting for our coming in the blessed Eder
land; - rs ..F
And golden harp Is tuning mid a Bright angelic
.,.ss 6SRas .... ....-
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q DEffcr1vE REIreroN.-A religion that
never sutficss to 5spern man will never
.sdHics 10 save him; that which does not suf.
SStently distinguish one from wicked
world, will never we'll distinguish him from
sloss and perishing .world.-Hos0s.
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(tAraHilfoa, shsrsl whats ycus hurryl
where ers, ron going!. M
4Goingi I'm running Tor an cfacs.
.Whst o0icein
.,Ths squifss Office; darnit, In sued"
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80 sf $500 $ a'1EE i8f, vs.
}a& aSa 4 ss
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crHops %, hope ssst.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-03

want You have thousands Of acres of land
that is now not worth the taxes you pay
upon it, that might be worth twenty or thirty
dollars per acre, by only slight attention to
the sowing Of timothy and clover. Young
men, farmers Of North Carolina, it is to you
and your fathers We address these hasty
thoughts. Turn over your old fields, plough
deep, sow clover, again SOW wheat and clover,
and see how long before the face of nature
will be changed. Pay less attention to the
breeding of hounds, and more to that Of
horses. The sleek fat beeyes and golden
rosy favored butter of New York, are not
the produce of broom grass and scrub pines.
You possess all the elements of a rich grazing
country. Because it is not so here, is no
reason it should not be made 50. Because
fifty years have been spent in exhausting
your State, is the strongest reason why the
future should be devoted to regaining your
lost position, instead of making virgin soil
the victim to the same ruinous process.
STRANGER.
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THE QUESTION sErTLEp.

We were shown. few days ago, speci-
men of sugar from the sorgo sucre, or Chi
nese sugar cane, made BY Judge Peck, of
Jefferson county, Tenn. The specimen we
saw was No. | article of sugar, beaut-
fully brown color, coarse grained, and had a
very pleasant flavor. This at once settles
the question right here at home. There no
longer remains the shadow Of doubt that
an excellent article Of sugar can be made
from the Chinese sugar cane, notwithstand-
ing the many assertions to the contrary. Itis
hoped that Judge Peck will give the public
statement, through the medium of the press,
of the mode Of reducing the syrup to sugar.
East 7eaneSeean.
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From tIs American Union.
THE CooUETTE.

Tn sorry TO say his name was Smith Not
John, TO be sure; butWhatwas almost as bad
Ephraim, or Eph, as people called him when
they felt lamiliar-named so in c0mmemora-
tion Of his father and grandfather before him,
after an excellent old-fashioned custom that
has been the ruin of MANY an innocent child.
Now if il had been Brown, or White, or
Green, or even Jones, il might have beeu
overlooked, but 10 be Eph Smith, and rather
young and unsophisticated at that, was more
than a sensitive fellow in love could bear.
For Ephraim had committed the indiscretion
or falling desperately in love with bright
particular star, aud seeking 10 we'd il.
Poor Eph The money spent for oil and
ottar Of roses, the wonderful erasais he
sported, the tight boots he wore, and made
believe they did't hurt him, the airs and az
titudes he practiscd before the glass, the
iluttcring Of hope and despair he endured,
are they not within the experience ii c,ery
Young swain in luyes What need TO regis
ter them here
Miss Fanny Cutter had run through a
winter in towa, and belhought herself OF her
uncle, IA family whom she had not visited
since childhood, just a. people we're leaving
lOr Niagara duu Tue q pElnge. inCOnseVutuCe,
letter favored with jockey club, and laden
with some words. arrived at e., an
nounced her intention &C visiting Dear
Aunt. Mary" and was followed the next
Saturday night BY the Young lady herself
All e looked IL Dr. Cutters pew.
next day, and some eyes stared in that di-
rcction all through the service, quite aston.
ishcd al the display Of fashion. The bonnet
was a cloud Of lace and ribbons; the silk
dress is richer than ANYTHING IN town, rxccp,
Mrs. Willard's satin; the white hid gloves
the smallest; that handkerchief nearly all
lace; the gold chain and bracelets a wonder,
and the hustle (it was in those days beyond
anything that had been seen in town. In
side the bonnet there was q very pretty face,
and inside the dress very pretty figure
and the gait that brought them down the
church steps 20 the Doctors old earryall
said as plainly as manner could, You dom
see live belle from Boston every day,
know
Y There was party al the Doctors The
next week-one Of those pleasant summer
parties in the country. when the window.
are all opened, aud everybody goes IN and
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rlnm ~ Rulherlerllnn Enanirer.

AGRICULTURAL WANTS or THE sorTH.
5ir. Edifor:-That an evil must be known,
TO be remedied, is an obvious fact. That il
is our friends who point out, aud warn Us of
our faults, il a. true al that truth il unplea-
SAINT. The agricultural errors Of the South
are not only great and general, but ruinous
il carried into general use. The idea that a
man must. every FIVE years, open new field
to supply the place Of the old and exhausted
one, Il one Of the most ridiculous. Suppose
the world we're TO adopt this theory for the
next hundred years, with its increasing mil
lions, il is but too plain that famine dark and
sweeping would desolate our earth. II
seems, 70 look out upon and travel over this
state, that the use Of the grasses i almost
wholly unknown or neglected. And being
thus neglected, one Of the most productive
sources Of wealth is lost to the country ard
to the world. II is not too late in the season
to commence in an agricultural regeneration
and instead Of your State presenting one
general scene Of barrens, the green pasture.
may be covered with lowing herds. The
farmer NAV rejoice in his waving grass aud
well stored barns. Clover is YOUR great
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-03
THE GLORY OF GODS THRONE.

HE GLORY OF GODS THRONE.
Since DER thy footstool here below
Such radiant gems are strewn,
Oh! what magnfcence must glow,
My God, about Thy throne.
So brilliant here these drops Of light
There the full ocean rols,-how bright.
II nights blue curtain Of the sky
With thousand stars inwrought,
Hung like royal canopy,
With glittering diamonds fraught-
Be, lord, Thy temples outer vail,
What splendor at the shrine must dwell.
The dazzling sun Al noontide,
Forth from his flaming vase,
Flinging DER earth the golden shower
Till vale and mountain blaze,
But shows, D Lord, one beam Of Thine;
What, then, the day where Thou dost shine
OH how shall these dim eyes endure
That noon Of living rays,
Or how my spirit, so impure,
Upon Thy glory gaze,
Anoint, o Lord, anoint my sight.
And robe me for that World Of light.
Dr.. Mahha5erg.
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srATE on NoRTn cAROLINA.

OaANGE IUuNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, 1857.
Fnnt L. " amen. Admf Of Anderson L. Mckee, decd.
Robert Mckee. Ruf5n Mckee. snd Am Ehfa Mckee.
Hcfn al Lac a anderson l.. Mckee, deceased.
Petition 10 SN Taad
IN this case Il appearing 10 liie salissction q The
couu that Robert Mckee, q the heirs, resides
beyond the limits Of this staic u V therefore ordered BY
she Ceun that publication be made in the lilsho oush
Hecosder &c 80 successive weets. noiityng the said
Robert Mckee q The Sling of this PETITION. and that be
he and appear heote lhe Jnrcs u the next term q
ssd Count 10 II hel ior The Couniy o. Omngc 4 The
Ccuu House IN Hillslorough. On the Glib Monday 20
February merit hen and lhsfe ta plead, answet or De.
muf 10 said petition, or The same viii be taken Po
eonie.,o. snd hsald er paris ss % him.
Witness, George lass, Clefk o. our SAID Court, q
Office in HiI.sboiough The fourth Monday q Nosemtef
"A. ID. 1851. ryn ANyQ n ~ ~
December %. so-6r
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-03
To Teachers.

DESIRABLE SCHOOL FOR SALE.
INTENDING 70 remove from Hillshoioush. | afrf
= Coz sale ny House. LoIa, school, Furniture md
School Apparatus.
The houas is mosi conveniently arranged fot seleei
Boarding school. The Lot /. highly improved, the
arjen filled uilb choice vegetables. fruits and flowers.
The adjoining Lot is also uniei cultivation.
The tllags hss always been relcbfsIejfpf " health
and this school has nov hecn Ii sucressfu opefaiion
Ior twenty yests.
fof further psrcBlsfs. iefms. &c. address
REV. ROBERT BURWELI,
IIiI,botough. &c.
September 2. OF
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D RUG STORE.

C.WEBB & CO., will keep constantly ON hand,
- atonplete assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
DyeStufs. Varnishes, Perlumery, Stationery,
Grass and Garden Seeds, Aromatics,
Vinegar, Pure Liquors. &c.&c.
and all other articles 10 their line Of business and with
the special design Of keeping only genuine articles.
They hope by close attention and moderate prices, to
merit and receive the patronage ofthe public.
January 81. Ssreka nsf "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-03
BARGAINS.
money saUed Is mooney made

Fresh and desirable Goods at much
reduced prices.
consequence Of being later in the season in getting
in my Goods than ought TO have been TO meet The
wants fully Of my customers and as money is more va
iuable as u becomes in greaer demand, and can ope-
rate advaniageousy with 10 the future have deter.
mined 70 saclce TO large extent the profits all my
Rich and Fancy Goods therefore offer 10 sell for cash
or TO my regular customers on time, my
Entire Stock of Goods, both at HiIsborough
and South Lowell. at reduced prices.
The following named Goods will offer al COST via,
All rich and expensive Dress Goods consisting Of Nous
lin do LANES Fancy and Black Silks, fine Cashmere
and Double Wool Shawls Cloths, cassilneres, Vest.
inss. Irish Linens, fine Flannes, Fur and Soft Hats and
Gaps, Bed and Negro Blankets Velvet and Straw Bon.
nets, Ribbons, French Embroidery, embracing Collars
and Sleeves both separate and in sets, lot Of which
will be found at very reduced prces they were pur.
chased very cheap for cash; also Swiss and Cambria
Edgings aud insertings Embroidered and Plain Linen
Cambris Handkerchief
The pubic are respectfully invited 10 call when they
e booking Zoe purchasing any Goods, as am deter.
u 10 offer indseamenis aud in short 10 have re-
~ i, my own business. 70 coftespond with the pre-
'o'u' 'ncy of the times; hefeiore general reduc-
seh' s,''"e n articles may he eEpecied-This plan
TO be continued
spring business. -l,, attsnt;an nj \. .rme,, ta ,av
mooa Isn , -. Pa. ng Of Steel Spades and sho-
.el. Fa,m YaS and Grain ), ses, see'pcinied Hill
ing aad weeJing Hoes and iast Wv ~ Isss
celebrated Macs and the old Collins a. 80.
Of whick hsse been selling for the Las; saa,.,;a
have given universal satisfaction, and even 49,,
OF selling the kesi Ares BY those who have t!e In
Al my stock was purchased on the decline Of The ~
em market, tnd would haye been Of mutual adyans,.
N
wheR they were Teeeised.
large let "a the hes, RIO COFFEE on hand.
also desire 70 inform the public that ~il give the
full ma,kei price for all saeale Articles ia barter. epe-
cally for the following aSiries which will without
limit Bees.war. fellow. Gesd feshers, Dried Fruit,
Hops Eggs and Butter, and the staple produce Il The
country opportunity may oder = dispose q !. -
ai''an' @ nome Aa'A1 n. L. OWEN.
November ~ l7-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-03
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORAS0E County.
Court Of Equity.


Original and Iaiaaeiion BM.
1T being made 10 sppesr 10 me. Thomas Webb, cieh
u and Master Of the Coad q E<0iy f.r the county
and stiie Aforesaid by the affidavit OF John Crawford,
Oiled IN my Office this day that Charles caies the defen.
dan in The sbovenamed eause resides beyond the limits
af this s,se lssii in the State 81 Teaaesee, that
pTocess cannot be personally ~rsei upoa hs,shis Is
therefore notify The said Charls csirs ef the Cling Of
the Bill in said cause and that unless be sppear 81 The
nert term Of tke Csud sf Equity Ger the cosnty and
state slosessid ts " bsden the court house 10 Hs-
kotough. on the socsDd Monday 70 March, A. ID. 1855,
thcn and there pieaA demur % said hill The
will be taken pro eoaIess and heard ex parie.
Witness. Thnsas Wcbh, Clerk and Masisr ~ the
Court q Equity for the county and State sflfesad, At
Office in Hlsborough. this the 2sth day Of December,
A. ID. 1857.
THOMAS WEBB. c. g. W. 4.
January q. ls4 5Ol 2I--6w
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THOMAS WEBB, C. g. W. Il.
January Q. ls4 sol 2i--s,
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.


Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term. 1857.
V,HE sheriff u Orange cosnly having. q the pre-.
sent term, reformed The following tracts of land.
which he proposes 10 se foe ares doe thereon u wit
One tract of Land on the waters o. Emo sdoining Tie
land Of WilEsa Mars containing IS acres, more OF
less. supposed belong 10 MeCsdsm's heirs, and IN.
occupied; srounf oi Tar due thereon. sil s.; also
tract 0f Land The waters Of Elerys Creek, al.
joining ihe lands 81 Lewis Hu,ehins snd clhc. caa-
tanning so sercs more er lees belonging 10 Mary monk
and unoeeupiel; amount of Tar dee thereon. - III
whefcuPon It Is ordered Ny the Court that The c~nrt.
of said scls Of land be notified of the by publ
ration in the isborough Recorder. for sE Successive
weeks, notifying them Of there proceedings.
Witness. George Laws, Clrik of our said court, II
Office, the fourth Monday 10 November. 1857.
GEO. LAWS, q. c. C.
December %. 20-6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-03
A Change in Business,

NHE DRUG STORE, formerly owned by DIR. JAS.
\. CAIN, will hereafter he continued by J. C.
WEBB 4 CO., who hope by strict attention 10 husi-
ness and moderate prices, to merit liberal share Of
the public patronange.
January r. ID
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A CA Z ID.

%. ROBERTSON. DENT1gT,
HAVING iocaiedi 10 Chapel Hill,respccifully Oilers
his pfofe services The eiiiEensof the town
and surrounding county. Hecan produce satisfactory
testimonials Of his skill IN the profession.
lies will be waited on az their residence. Chgesfea.
s0nable.
m Dr.. n. will be In Hillshcroueh the fourth week
in each month"; al.o sup.fof Court weeks and oflenef
(wilhoat extra chargc) if requested.
August ~. O2