The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-12-28

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DAY MoENINSr-
The print DeurDg this title represents u scene in
f.olt OF a farmers homestead, and in the distance,
viewed throsSh the open gate,l church; whlle on
the road between, are groups OBVIOUSLY tenulhg
thitherward The party IN the foreground arc ehgag'
ed in preparations for departure towards the same
pointing spire; and beautiful girl of about
seventeen summers, waits, Bible In hand Oy Inc gar
den gate holding il open for the egress Of tho family,
and smiling on the infant. The mother, still hand
some attends the aged grandfather, adjusting win
afcctonate care kerehei to protect MIN rom cod;
while he seated upon donkey, Supports the young
est child in front OF hm Three other children are
occupied, one in sport with dog, and inc oder ones
in receiving instruction from the farmer himself, VINO
is seated by the doorstead An aged oak spreads its
protecting arms over them AL. -----1--
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The ma cart has return from the town, pear
ing rich freight of purchases to the delighted young
people, who are receiving them with eagerness.-
The farmers wife, not yet descended, has, WIN one
| hand nassed CAV new bonnet from the open band
box her lap to the miss in her teens whose ecsta
sy of admiration is unmistakable. The other sne
tends with bright new rattle, to the youngest dari-
ing, who, with Joy, ready to spring from the
arms Of its fondlng grdndmother. Inc oIu gentie-
man. sea ted the piazza is in the act OF adusuhS
his spectaces 70 the Immediate perusal OF the resh
newspaper spread on his knee; while ne sns1' 90!
and his sister diving into the mysteries OF the pas
ket of new crockery, and other household gear, ior
ginsernuts and other deectable condiments. Inc
farmer carrying heavy basket up the steps OF
the porch. In the shadow which 1t throws We see
coming events for there pussy stealthiy moves do"n
on a brood of chickens so young as to be SILL very
like eggs. t rho
doves coo on the caves the turkeys and other poultry
are about ard there too, is "the lrohoouhu oucHo
that hangs in the we while through the house oooi
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en-. This mansion colonnade presents a strong re-
, semblanco to Mount Vernon, with washington SiV
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