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The New York herald., 1850-04-11

ksw orI!A AM Aeen i-Arr sss.she osi.estss, riAcs.
shp Eedsetos NYork barf Arthur Speas rs Fila
dephs Cid ships saperor (Br Brown. LxerpeeL Hannah
EDDY Pearson lsston Ontse Low SIS frAAclso, bssks
orSs: Bs Lsrt,s,, Lve.Posk JsAn Carver HieSs2 Bee
Eddy EDDY Hsvsaa loved T. sss aSth sit shp Cs.nss
wyslth, bs<ks Bsaear. and Cieora
3D. AM-Arr ships Mediator DiifhaA. EYerk; Tealsssss
Cook DO; Sbefeld Lewis Boston bArkz Perin DrAkwa-
BordesuS Orata (Span Sceacsaeyer ensa Saraess-
Turley Phiisdeipha; Arthur, Spear doj EsmA (Spaa
Msrors Havana: brig Foster Lo,ett. Chses.v. ss.r .
PrreAcorA March 2-Arr bark Averon. Castner Bsstoa
ca ship Gen toaziA. Hickey San PrAnciscs.
NonroLx, April 7Arr sehs Mary ysoe Bentlsy NYork;
Del Norte tinson Savannah (ee MisceE Augusta Kees
hence for Boston ce Niscel) Phebe Baxter Bsston put
back vineyard Poster Boston CID schs ClAudis, Miller
Wlndtes Henry Dunster, BAgey, Portland.
&h-Ar schs vesper Bugbee. Newport; Magnolia SykeA
EewcAse Oneco, SNOW Proydeaee Rxehanse Rodgsr de;
Montecel!o lavender PROV ince,own Sanbesm furvsrs
Wilson. Boston bound to City PoIat - :
ktcnorp, April sArr schrs Hanover Iamp&in, NYork;
Mary Matt. smith. do Brown hcKeAS do. Sid sohrs
Creenway Couch. Efork: John Patton HurcA Portland
SAs fRANcIoo, Feb 3-Cid ship Normal, Ring Honoius
SAvASsxH April s-Arr brEs Henry MArshsl Brixhtma,
avana Susan souie Ccech kOrlesns Below schr Susss
Jones Harding Turk Nickerson Philadelphia brig Ter
nc, Berry New York.
SrosIsGror, April Arr schr YAnue. Pail River fer
York.
sAIKM. April e-Cid RAttler Conway, Para.
WARRsr, April e-Ar brig Burmsh. Snrseat DAriea.
Passengers Arrived.
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DRNATE DISEASE CURED IN ONE DAY, BY A
local apllicaton without rsin.The victims of
habits rely BY entir~ mode
from other in this cccny has been used Tor years
Europe with success In every case Dr. LARMONT, ~
Rssds street has cascs daily which have baed the other
physicans iis Tor the cure Of Female Irregularities 81
MfDlCAL woRks.-AN IMPORTANT PRACTICAL
vI private trcsseTbe Travellers Medic Guide, By
Ralph Glover giving the symptom and Of all
psste diseases with recipes Tin plain English for making
the various preparations used IA encctng Also the
mot sppre,-d method Of curing structures seminal
sad s affections Of those The embei
lshsd with eighteen lthosrsphc plates exhibiting every
fern Of deas being the most perfect this cas
disssses offered the public The Illustrations
,icns and recipes will ensb. any psrson t9res, h
ard the doctors Prize 81 Strinrer
To~nsend 20 broadway and By the author Ne Il formerly
No. - Ann street.
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hin nasikAtss la 100 0irsrd bank, ig,s Pesss Bs.t
ui ti0o Z. gs G cap. my seS Re.di.s % ~ osI
nssk IW i6rs: stsls Bank, 81; tGrAsts B,sh ysS
Exckeaae Bank =: and Msss Railroad. Z5
= Csocsrd Railroad, So 10 Fiehburg RAiiroad leA 10
Resdins Railroad 2k i6t Vermont Central ksiIrsAd
"a: n Boston and Msiss Railroad i0l Ksstsrn Rail-
rcsA 100 and Rochester Railroad 5 Cheshire
Rsirosd az ~ Boston and Prcvdenes Railroad ~ ~
NsrS,ii tanty Railroad 20 IS Island RailroaA
fL S~i Bodrd-s shares Boston and Worcester Railroad
f4S az Vermont Central Railroad % do sol Ht; 50
NoSwA and Worcester Railroad. bod, Al; 20 Old CS(oo
Railroad. ~ 2 Boston and Maine Railroad, l02x.
The New York herald., 1850-04-11

VINESTIMONY FROM HIGH AUTHORITY.
Prom the Editor OF the n. Y. Mirror Aug. ., 1913
Perfect and no mistske-We about to write
voluntary statement recently effected BY Dr. Wis.,
tars sAm Of Wild Cherry which the editor Of this paper
IL willing to give under his signature We make
bono publco have the proprietor Of this
invaluable medicine and know nothing at all about him.
About four weeks Of the compostors in this oce
suffering badly from cough that hs unable
sleep nights and too weak stand at his He became
pale and thin. and symptoms OF falling victim
quick consumption. We recommended him medi
enes which had effect fnsy him bottle Of
Wistars Blsam Of Wild Cherry IL afforded him immediate
relief and he is well gaining in flesh. with
ruddy compile and the slight symptom Of cough
Thee fsct and further particulars be learned
this Office We should add that the cough
by profuse splitting Of blood
Look for and terfes Remember the
original and only genuine article always bears the written
signature OF 1. BC IT'S, the Outsde
0risinay prepared BY Williams Coz Philadeiphia; nov
prepared and Sold Wholesale and retail only BY Seth
fowle Boston, Mass whom all orders should be addressed
and for sale by his agents every where.
For sale by A. d. Sands l0O FULTON street; also At
the hsto and Irving House Drug Stores Broadway at Hs
viland keesc Co.'S, Msiden lane at William Burgers
Courtsndt street. and by the generally through
out the United NJ nd AM
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-, Nsw 0RIEAsS Aprd q
Geld, Boston. - -
.,a c.. PosvLArp. ApritS
.. PRovmENos, April q
Arrived-Schrs Willetts, and q Cottrsil PhiIa-
Mary Smith. New York.
Sailed-ScAr Albemars PAntA<o NC sloops Blaekstssn
Harvest, sad Providence. New York.
Arrived-Brig Burmah, Darieu.
Richaaoad, Boston
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rI,nE NARRIEp woMANs rRIvA1E MEDICAL coy.

Y
psniopBy Dr. A. Msaricesu, Professor of Disseses
of MomeuIenth edition, lcnao ~. 2b-lrice SI-Nears
esrirs physical and mental
f.eonate Wife ard Tecuniary difficulties husband
might have teen spared y timely possession Of this work
beknown 90 them particularly.
To hoee whose health does not permit Of f
nj Il o especial
Esre also ever femaie-ths wife The nother-ths on1
either tuddns vOuanhood te the decline of
year. IN whom nature ccntenpiae- important chsnss-
resde ssd certain mode of every Complaint
vhicl her sex is iece
(Isuact Letter frvta Geo tlsmsn in Dayton, ohol
DArrur, Msy |. lstT.
pP. A. N. Msuntcrsvi
NJ Iar Sr-My wife hss teen perceptibiy sntins foe
some thr,s ycars In ccpsequehce o anguish
uf.fng months Osiore and during
and debhtated
her. putting her life IN imminent dangr and which
the OCCASION desrsirrd o. supposed that this
ofthnes and respd myself the vorst
a. this tnov shout two mcnthsD heard your
hsfy stkcu eontsnirg come resehips usy
esa r~~ps snd prrusa cannot crrress you
distresed mind. and the
lnrarsd ny lesrnng that the disccvery o.
NJ rrpvidrd rrety. II opened prospect
Witch little ccreeved ga. possible Bot Tor tis
anetsr year -crla have ss.sd ever bead Ia all hess
rrotsiNts my 80. vcrs hsve bees IN her grave sad
children lsft nsetheriess
rtous subjects o. ~ they q strictly
terded tbe wsrried thc-e contemplating marriage
Dor ssie 81 ~ Brc.dvsy and the Publishing Oc>. ID
Istessy Nsv rerh Little C.. hhsny W. Ds-
% the rceirs cf 81. sccPy will he transmitted ~ rs
part ~ The United states tletters
- saarcf-ed, gs tasd - Dr a hssricrsa, boa
-. New rers Utr 0Gce W fibcr,y ssr,st
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DocIoR IALrm CLOVER AUTHOR OF TiIE PRI-
snitsd as usn. At his esse n those dsylt II q
y. 49, 49, ns,e 49, W ~" -
himself to Once the last ~ in his
sent location, aud dicuit of
ture sieet seminal ee than other physiciAn
In this city. Oces No ~ formerly No. -
Private entrance through the entry.
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Passengers Arrived.
BsRHUDA-Brig Yaicon-J Robinssa, Tyre, n Wind
and in the steerage.
EhUvrAs-Brig NArceilus-y Meyer
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i iST oH LETTERS REMAINING IN THx NEW YORK
- Post Once, April @. 1SdO
OFFICIALLY HAvISo Ia R0nsr
CALCULATION.
Please the data OF N which they arS
vextised. LADIES' LIST
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location, haA
ture sct seminal Weakness e than other
In this Onces No. ~ formerly No. -
Private entrance through the entry.
nR. MORRISON Is CONFIDENTIALLY CONSULTED
~ on all forms OF private diseases practice Of thirty
years enahes him perfectly without
cent cases removed In few days strieurrs and ssmn.
weakness he Invariably fee See his
London diploma in his 0hhce cpaia Fulton street.
nR. COOPER. II DUANE STREET, HAS. FOR rHn
H fourteen confined his
ment Of mercurAl and other diseases Of delicate
lie the aggravated Of this disease AaA
mild In two i've days perfect
ehsrre.
No CURE NtvPAY-DR. tokBiTT. ~ DUANE ST..
IN be CONSULTED the
diseases practice Of sixteen YEARS. devoted the
meat Of delicate diseases enables DR. the
form u this disease Recent cured In three day Ne
mercury used.
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS IN CURING PRIVATE
~ Diseases Seminal Weakness, lmpotency, Female Com
plants. ke By Ir. DE lANEY 81 Ispsnsrd street,
broadway His practice In these branches is we'll
tie extensive respectable successful United
States Ne mercury used. Genuine Female Periodical Pils
and Drcps.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-04

hermstically sealing the vessels in which
they are deposited. Noah Webster, of lex.
icon and spelling book memory, was ae'
customed 10 preserve his apples in sand
Plaster Of Puris n also had recourse to by
many for the same purpose, but il is no less
Objectionable ,tan the latief article, being
heavy and difficulty to handle. have
known apples and pears preserved in an
excellent state till Apgusl inthe following
manner: as soon as lhe weather becomes
cool, pick The fruit carefully from bougb
by hand, placing them one by one in bos'
ks,, to proven, brusing. Spread them for
a week or two in cool place, and then
enclose each apple closely in an inveloP OF
paper. Have a clean barrel we'll lined
with cotton batting or old newspapers, and
pack ia the enyslopsd fruit asNclosely as il
can be placed: head the barrel carefully,
and set Il away in cool splace. ln~this
way, froi. viii. generally keep sound and
good. Gsrnsdntosos Pa. Telegraph.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-04
An ArtfnI Dodger.

We last week prspound to our neighbor
Of the Wing few plain and simple inter-
rogatories touching the connection Of cer-
tain leading Wings with the passage of
the Fugitive law, and asked him for cate
gorical answers to the same. He shows
no disposition to answer, but skulks and
lodges the whole Of them, and attempts to
turn them all off by his senseless babble,
which displays more wit than wisdom and
very little Of either. The fact is, he dare
not answer them, for he knows that, an
swer as he may, he is condemned. He
commenced this controversy by asserting
that the Fugitive law was Democratic
measure, and attempting to shield the
Wings from all responsibility or blame for
its passage. Our object has not been tc
cover up or conceal the connection of any
of the members Of our party with the pass.
age of this law. We have published the
vote upon its passage, and the fact Of its
being approved by the President, and left
our readers to decide the question Of respon'
sibility for themselves. How far the Whig
has succeeded in its efforts, we leave ths
verdict Of the people, as pronounced ir
their Conventions, held without distinction
of party, to determine. To that verdict WI
respectfully direct the attention Of our truth
loving neighbor.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-04
The Gihson's are Coming.

We have received note from the Agent
saying that the GIBSON FAMILY, "of the
Old Bay State" will give Vocal Concert
in this place in the course Of few days.
We copy the following from the many
complimentary notices of these Vocalists
by the press: -... =.
aThe Gibsons are the best Quartette now
singing" Boston Post. .z....-.,..... ...
"They are one of the best quartette COM
panies now singing. Boston Atlas. a
sThe Gibsens are certainly model
quartette, and will undoubtedly improve
the taste of quartette choirs who may hear
them. Our choirs, especially in the coun-
try, are sadly deficient in articulation, and
the faculty Of throwing the whole soul into
the music they are performing, whether sa-
cred or secular As models Of articulation
and expression we recommend all singers to
hear the Gibsons.-Philadeiph,a Ledger"
Since the above notice was in type we
have been called upon by the Agent Of this
company, and learn that their Concert will
take place on Wednesday evening, at the
Court House. Go and hear them. a
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-04

GF We have not seen the proceedings
of public meeting in opposition to the
Fugitive Law in which the course of the
President in approving and signing that
bill is not censured and condemned in the
most decided and unequivocal terms. The
efforts of the Wing papers to exhonerate
him from all censure, under the plea that
Opposition to the Veto Power is a cardi-
nal doctrine Of the Whig party which the
President felt bound to sustain,'' can't eff
feet anything with the people; and they, in
their public assemblages, without distinc-
ton ofparty, hold him responsible for the
existence Of an oppressive and tyrannical
law which the constitution had given him
the power to prevent. The people of all
parties claim that his obligation to the con-
ctitution is paramount to his obligations to
party; and. having sworn to support that
instrument, he WIS bound, when bill did
not meet his approval, to return it to the
house in which it originated, with his rea-
sons therefor. This attempt Of the Wing
press to bolster up and shield the President
from the crushing tide of public indignation
will prove vain and fruitless. ,'.=.f
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-04
Che DO rta9e 5fntinel.
RA VEN N A, o HIO:
New C0NDty Project.

We observe by an advertisement in the
Wing last week, that efforts are on foot to
secure the erection, by the Legislature at
its coming session, Of new county to be
called @Alliance. This project. proposes
to divide this county, setting off to the pro-
posed new county our Southern tier of town
ships Deerfeld, Atwater, Randolph and
Suffield. We understand that it is the in
tention to obtain the location of the county
seat ator near where the Pennsy lvania and
Ohio and Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail
Roads cross each other. The coming Leg.
islature, like many that have preceded it.
will be harassed and houned by the projec'
tors Of these new county schemes, and the
Legislative halls thronged with village lo'
spectators and their agents, for whose ben.
eft tney are got up. So far as this projet
is concerned, We can see NO claim that il
can have upon public favor, or what advaE'
tage it can be to those included within its
limits, unless it be to few spectators II
town lots. We do not believe that the
proposition to dismember this county will
receive the, countenance Of single one oi
our citizens; still it may be necessary fol
them to be on the lookout, as these projects
are often carried through by system Of
'log-rolling' when their success is least an
ticipated. zs- #s Hs 7ssT.s f7#1- 7
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-04

Stick PIN THERE.-The Steubenville
Union has the following pi,hy paragraph.
II needs no comment: 4s=zs -Hl ..
Hoagland, democrat, and Taylor, a
whig are the only Ohio members of the
present Congress who voted for the slave
catching law, who were put in nomination
for reelection. Hoaglaad's district can
give 1900 democratic majority, and yet he
is beaten nearly 1000 votes. Taylor's
district contains moderate wbig majority,
and yet he has been reelected. Will
some Of the whig papers who are eternally
prating about northern democratic dough
face-ism, now tell US who are the dough
faces7 - ,-' za4
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-04

COMPETITION IN THE BUSINESS OF MAX
ING PAPER MONEY. There seems to be
no end or limit (says the Ohio Pairiot) 10
the losses of various kinds sustained by
the public through the usesof Paper Mon.
ey. The last news from st. Louis, shows
that the oficers Of the State Bank Of Mis-.
souri, have recently received, and. ,ngaIn
paid ou', large amount Of fifty dollar bills
on their own bank without (os they allege)
detecting the fraud! y In Ohio, tie bus:-
ness Of counterfering is continually be-
coming more perfect and extensive. The
Ohio State Journal Of the 24lh October,
gives the following account Of new coun.
terfeit that has recently made its appear.
ance in the vicinity of Columbus. itis to
be hoped that the Board of Contrel has no
share III the speculation. The journal
says: asaa EsFs a,G5Gz z7Fat asaa.s haA .
"A new issue of counterfets tens onEthe
State Bank of Ohio has made its appear.
ance-the most perfect and dangerous in
circulation. The one we have seen is
upon the Knox county Branch, J. g. Ram.
sey, cashier, an so near perfect imitation
Of The plate first issued, that 1t is almost inn
possible 10 detect any mark Of difference
from the genuine. Upon close Comparison
We noticed TINT the name Of the engravers,
"Tappan, Carpenter, & Co, "a under the
upper line to the left of the center of tho
note is printed with larger type than the
genuine one-Judge Swans name is very
poorly initiated, and the note is lillle larg.
ef than The genuine enc. .''g.l;s-..s b'sA
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-04
Chic LegiSlafuro.

OENATOhb k1OLDtN0 oFEHs
Clsrmont and Brown William Howard,
(asm
Logan, Hardin, Union and Marion
William Lawrence, sohig. -.
. Allen, Mercer, Auglaize, Van Vert,
Putnam, Paulding, Defiance and Williams
James Cunningham dem.
q Highland and Fayetle-Ruel Beeson..
(aohig.) s
g scioto, Lawrence, Adams and Pike
William Sulter, (aohfg.)
Jackson, Gallia, Athens and Meigs-
Horace s. Horton, (aohig -
Muskingum-Charles c. Convers, (aohig
Morgan and Wush:ng,on-George w.
Barker, (auhig.)
Coshocton and Guernsey-Andrew Fer
guson, (dsm,)
Tuscarawas4 Curroll--Ephraim R.
Eckley, (ashig,) sgl t.... z.sz.s
Columbiana and Mahoning-Fisher A.
Blocksom, (dsns. ~ ias IT .
Belmont and NJ Monroe-Wm.P. Simpson
! (dsm) " .zsass.,8 - q.
Richland and Crawford--Barnabus
Burns, dem } ,.as ia laav 4at 5rk
Ashtabula and Lake-Brewster Ran
dali, free soilsr> .ases.,y,,l.,
Cuyahoga-tlenry B. Payne, (dsm.>
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-04

@ Is it not pretty good evidence that
the cbaste and gentlemenly editor of the
Wing has supreme contempt for black
guardism when his columns are graced
with such profound argmsssntatirs express
ions as. slocofoco," sGreat Michigander,' .
&c? Those are expressions to be found
only in the vocabulary Of such aOise and
learned gentlemen as our neighbor. How
replste they are with @argumsnt!' saa
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-04

Co. The Wing affects to understand our
declaration that the passage of the Fugi-
tive Law was secured by @unfair means
by menaces and bribes,"-as an acknowl-
edgement which he can turn to party ad-
vantage. Poor driveller! don't he know
that the "a Northern Wings who turned
their heels upon the House and lodged a
vote upon this question, show what power
there is in menaces, as well as do the votes
Of those who voted for the bill. "Bribed
By whom? Can it be that the Great Mich
igan3er was standing over them, &C.. asks
the Wing. No, indeed; The bribes were
notin his hands to give, the power to con-
fer official favor was not in his keeping. The
manner that miserable lick-spittle press
which processes to abhor and detest this law,
comes up to the defence of the President,
upon swhose recommendation this and
the other measures Of peace were adopt
ed, and who gave it his approval, while
the people without distinction Of party
condemn him, shows the power Of an a
Executive smile and the force of Executive
favor. --- ....-..--s -.z
Does the Wing or any one else believe
that 80 Northern Representatives could
have been induced to vote for this law, and
"a more to dodge vote upon it, out of a
regard for its provisions? Or that North
ern President could have been induced to
approve it through any such motive? No,
never. What influences, then, have been
brought to bear to secure its passage? We
say, aenaces and bribes-threats of the
South to dissolve the Union-the promise Of
the bestowment of official favors. These
were the influences that induced 30 North.
er representatives to vote for the bill, and
"a to skulk, and that induced Northern
Executive to give it bis approval.
When sthe twenty-seven traitors to
Freedom get their reward" the "a skulk-
ers, the Executive, and those who seek to
palliate and justify their course, will have
come to judgment. ~. H7.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-04
..ass 5ss5 CONCERT. :sal'
THE GIBSON FAMILY,
@of the Old Bay STATE > !.

g. "ofhe old Bay State, " = 80
being on professional tour through the "Buck-
eye State" will sing one night in sRayenns,
which will be on Wednesday evening, Nov. 9th,
at the Court House, when they win introduces
choice selection Of their best pieces. Tickets
25 cts May be had at the usual places and at
the door. Concert commences at = O'Clock No
postponement on account of weather,
Boys unless accompanied BY their parents or
guardians will not be admitted. .esas
T. Clayton Coz, agent for the Gibson Vocal
lists, also agent for "saronis Musical Timssn the
best musical paper in the World a19 -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-04

F There are now two Locomotives on
the track Of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Rail Road, one at Cleveland and one here,
employed in the work on the road. Al
ready some 2 miles Of the track is laid in
the vicinity Of this place, and the work is
steadily progressing. We understand that
it is the intention of the Company to have
this end of the Road completed some time
in the the course of the next month. -He.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-04
The Coyernment Army in the Field.

By the following despatch from Wash
ina,on, it will be seen that President FILL
MORE, as Commander in Chief Of the Ar
my, has resolved by and with the advice
of his Cabinet, to cali out the Government
troops for the purpose of fDragooning the
people into SUBMISSION to The odious Fugi.
tive Law. Here is The despatchs
Is WAsHINeroN, Oct. 80.
President Fillmore has announced his
determination to enforce the Fugitive Slave
Law, let the consequences be what they
may; and if necessary he will project the
tU. s. Marshais in the discharge OF their
duty by calling 10 their aid the iull force OF
the Army"
The action following this determination
will be this. In Boston, Cleveland, md q
few such places, where the people have
resolved to resiststhe Law, detachments OF
the Standing a rmy will be sent with in.
structions to hold themselves in. readiness
at a minutes warning to aid the U. S. Of.
s6cers in Tie execution ofzihe Law. The
detachments must necessarily be smalL as
the whole Standing Army numbers less
Than 10 900, and they are alre'dy distfl-
buted in squads along our immense iron
tier where their presence is much needed.
A single compan probably will be thought
sufficient to garrison Cleveland, and Rog-
| linen, Boston. iftbis policy is put in force
some strange scenes will be enacted or we
are no prophet. = ase -sas assast.z=ss 3
Imagine a Military company garrisoned
here for such aspurpose, and an attempt
should be made by southern slave.cntcher
to take back into slavery any one Of our
known celored citizens. How long would
this branch Of Commander FILLMoRE's
Army stand before q Cleveland mobs-
How long would it take To rouse the coun-
try amt bring in armed men to double the
number Of the whole Standing Army?-
We hope to see no such folly as this, either
on the part ofzli,e President or the people
| but should such IN event occur we can safe
ly predict the rssul,.-Clsr.Plain Dealer
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-04
Utica. Oct. 27

1t has been raining here for two or three
days, and the streams in the ne,ghborhood
have become greatly swollen, causing the
FIRST floor in the factories in East Utica to
be flooded. Both the Globe and Steam
Wooled Mills were flooded. At the latter,
the water filled the finishing room, DANA.
ging quantity Of cloth and wool. The
loss is estimated at two or three thousand
dollars. 81 s,Aa 49, .z-T,1f5. rsa
Mr.. Hallister's loss on the Saquoit, it is
estimated, will amount to about St, 900. e
1t is feared damage has been done to the
State canal und other public works. za