The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-12-14
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| DAY NHoRNING
The print bearing this title represent scene In
font of farmers homestead, and in the distance,
viewed throH the open gate, Is church; while on
the road between, are groups obviously tending
thi,herward. The party In the foreground are engage
ed in preparations for departure towards the samo
heaven pointing spire; aud beautiful girl Of about
seveleen summers, waits, Bible ID hand. by the gar
den gate holding for the egress of tho family
and smiling on the infant. The mother, still hand
some attends on the aged grandfather, Adjusting with
aectonate care Kerchief to protect him from cold
while he's seated upon donkey, Supports the young
est child in front OF him. Three other children
occupied, one in spnr with dog and the older ones
in receiving instruction from the farmer himself, who
is seated by the doorsead An agod oaG spreads its
TOME Seen NE---RETURN-
ED FROM MARKET
The ct ciIL rclurnea lfuu tic LO"u boar
ing rich freight Of purchases to tine delighted young
people, who are f.cctvng them with eagerness--
The farmers wife, YET descended, has, with
hand, passed gay new bonnet from tue open band
box her lap TO the miss III her teens, whose costa
sy o. amiratpn is unniisaNuble The other she eX.
tends, with bright rattle, to the youngest darl
ing, ho, with joy, seems ready to sprIg fr, the
of its fondllng gr ndmOther. The old gentle
man. seated the PIAZZA. is in the acI Of adj sting
bis specacles 10 the immediate perusal of the fresh
I newspaper spread IN his knee; while the sma boy
and his sister dvIg into the Mysteries OF the bas
ket OF HtW CrOckery, and other household gear, Tor
giugernuts aud olhtr de!ectabe condiments. The
farmer carry hc4yy basket up the steps of
the porch. In the shadow which it throws we see
bro d Of chickens so young as to be still very
like egg:
! Around are all tho conCOmit ints OF Il farm. Tho
doves the caves the turkeys and other poultry
are about, aid there, too, Is 'he iron bound DHeket
that hangs in the w," while lhfoIgh the house door
We see into the comfortable and well-supplied keh-
| en-. rhs mansion cOOnnade presents u strong re-
| ting the piazza, reading the paper.
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Every number contains one hundred and forty.tour
large octave pages. double columns, Oh fine paper,
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beautiful Steel Portraits by Sartain. The twelve
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December T, 1859. No. Beekman ST., n. Y.