The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-01-18
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DAY MORNING.
The print bearing this title represents a scene in
Fl out OF farmers homestead, and in the dista nee,
viewed through the open gate, Is church; while OH
the road between, are groups obviously tending
thiterwlrd. The party IN the foreground ara enSag
ed in preparations for departure towards the samu
heav en- pointing spire; and beautiful girl of abou
seventeen summers, waits, Bible in hand, by the gar
den gate holding it open for the egross of tho family
and smiling on the infant. This mother, still hand
some, attends the aged grandfather, adjusting witt
aitectionate Rerchief to protect him from cold
while he, seated upon donkey, supports the young
est child in front OF him. Three other children ar
occupied, in sport with dog, and the Older one
in receiving instruction from the farmer himself VIII
is seated by the doorstead. agel oak spreads it
protecting arms over them all.
HOME seem NE---RETUR
ED FROM MARKET
The market. cart has returned from the town, bear
ing rich freight of purchases to the delighted youns
people, who are receiving them with eagerness--
The farmers Wife, not YET descended; mas, WIN on
hand, passed a gay new bonnet ftom the open band
box her lap to the miss in her teeHS whose costa
sy OF ADMIRATION is unmistakabe. The other she ex
tends, with bright new rattle, to the youngest dar
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arms of its fondling grandmother. The old gentle
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newspaper spread on his knee; While the small bo
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gingernuts and other delectabe condiments. Tn
farmer is carrying heavy bask ct up the steps
the porch. In the shadow which 1t throws VIC Sc
coming events for there pussy stealthily moves dow
on brood of chickens so young as to BIO still yer
+ like eggs.
, Around are all the concomitants of farm. TIL
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are about, and there, too, is the n-bound buckt
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