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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05
Correspondence of the N. Y. Express i.
Terrific ReRCUntre with a Whale.
RIO DE JANEIRO. Eeb. /

MO. DE sJANEIR0, E6e. II.
The following statement OF ihe exploits
OF whale, and his attack upon vessel
is absiracled IRON the protest Of Captain
Joseph Dlas, OF the whale ship "Pucahon-
tas, - of Il!sbury, made bef,re The U. s..
Consul Ut Rio de Janeiro in January, 1851.
1t said 10 be- the sacotrd instance known Of
a direct attack on vessel by n whale -
The other was the ship Essex" in the Pa.
ciGc, which was entirely lost. Capt. Dias
SAYS, thai ON the l3ih December, 1850, in
latitude about 80 deg A South, and long
45 deg. 35 West, a, P. NJ, saw shool
| OF sperm whales off the lee bow, lowered
| Two boa,s-ihe iaFboard boat struck, and
had been fast Is TO 20 minutes, and after
the line YVES hauled in to the boats, which
line the whale had souded up, in the attempt
to lance the whale, she turned upon the
boat and literally crushed it to atoms with
her jaws, and all belonging to ii, except
the crew, who swan 10 the olher- boats
the whale oil the time staying round the
fragments. The slarboaId boat came
down, but pulled back to the ship, in COM
pany with the waist boat and two crews.
After they came on board, and boats
hois.ed up, the vessel was squared in and
ran for the whnle, (Which still continued
about The place where she stove the boat,)
fully prepared with lances, &C., ready to
make dart. In about Is minutes wore
the ships head towards the whule, having
every thing ready to at,uck her, vessel on
the larboard lack, and whale coming to
leewurd of the ship. When about two
boats lengths off, the wbalo rounded to>
wards the vessels bow and struck it with
such force as to start one Or Two planks,
and break one or two timbers on the star
board sioe of the bow at the water line,
causing the vessel to leak at once al the
rate of $50 strokes per hour.
Under. the circumstances the captain
bore up for Rie, where proper repairs
we're made. fie sailed again on his cruise,
about the 10Th Of January. Whether he
will meet bis old foe is doubtful. but .if he
does he will give her battle.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05
People Of Ohio, bear it in Mind!

That the Wing Press, without dissent
ing voice, is now ranged against the ratifi-
cation; Of the, new Constitution; and that
the Democratic Press is united and harmo
NOUS in favor Of its adoption. We wish to
stick a pin here now. The time will come
when the Whig party will claim that they
were friendly to Constitutional Reform. -
We wish to record the truth, and call upon
the people as events transpire, to remember
them, and watch for the future whether the
wings do not deny their present course and
position!-Ohao Statesmen.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05
The Metropolitan Bank and Geld Cur
- reucY. 1

a bank, with $2,OOO,O0o capital is or.
gunized in the city Of New York, under
the free banking law Of that Sta,e. Nearly
the entire amount Of stock has been taken.
The object of this association is 10 compel
par redemplions by the country banks.-
The discount, at which the circulating in
deb,edness of The banks is Row proposely
kept, is a. ta1 to the amount of the discount
upon the whole community, and, in the ag-
gregate, it is an enormous tax. We have
no doubt that in This State it annually ex j..
ceeds the expenses of our State govern
ment. A bank, with large capital can
make it very profitable, TO compel the
small banks to redeem their notes at par,
and at the same time do great service to
the public, by putting it ou, Of the power of
the banks 10 levy their contributions upon
the people. ID i Ese-sE - gse Lax .
But there is another result certain. 10 fol-
low the abolition Of the discount paper
money tax. The inducements to the bank.
ers for keeping out uncurrent money will
oe lessened, and many Of them, whose sole
profits now consis, in this indirect mode of
con6scating the properly of the laborers,
will abandon their dishonest and dlshonor-
able business. r We referred some time
since TO the fact that the Bank Of Commerce
in the city of New York, the largest chart.
cred banking establishment in the United
Slates-had ceased issuing its circulating
Indebtedness. Under the new constitution
of New York, bankers, like the merchants
and other, traders, are made Individually
liable for the debts they may contract. AS
soon as this provision went into operation,
The Bank Of Commerce decided to take up
its paper circulation, and stop issuing thai
kind of Indebtedness. Such will be the ef-
feels of par redemption; bankers will stop
issuing paper money, wherever restrain
ing legislation makes it for their ir,eres, L
do so. Gold and silver will at once supply
the place of the doubtful and depreciatet
bank paper, thus Withdrawn from circula
tion. Success we say, to the Metropolitan
Bank and to Gold currency, which It will
greatly aid in introducing. g.--Toledo Repub
kican. %Ftis56'ze
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05
Cuban Observation-Disclosures Of the
President Of The U. J. ..
WAsu,NGToN, 4 pril 25, rs.

.sas WAsuiNGToN, April %, 1891.
Whereas 3hore is reason 10 bel;cve that
military expedition is about to be fitted out
i,isli.e United States, with the intention TO
invade ihe Island of Cuba, "a colony Of Spain,
with wltich this country is at peace, and
whereas ii is believed thai this expedition,
is ins:igaied und set on foot by foreigners
who dare to mike our shores the scene oi
their guilty nndshosti'e preparations against
q friendly po aer, aud seek by talsehood
and MISREPRESENTATION o seduce our citl-
zsns, especially the young ana inconsder
ate, into the wicked schemes, an migrate
fal return for the benefits conferred upon
them by this people in permitting them to
make our country an asylum from oppres-
son, and in tlagrant abuse of the hospitali.
~ thus extended to them. @.sa=sE
And whereas such expeditions can only
besregarded as adventures for plur der and
robbery. and must meet the condemnation
of the civilized wurld, whilst they are de-
rogatory to the character OF our country
in violation to the law Of nations, and ex-
pressly prohibited by our own-our stat
uies declaring that if any person shall,
within the territory or jurisdiction OF the
United States, begin or set on foot, or pro-
vide or prepare the means for any military
expedition or enterprise TO be carried on
from thence against the territory or do
mains Of any foreign prince or state, or OF
any colony, district or people with whom
the United States are at pence, every per-
son so offending shall be deemed guilty OF
high misdemeanor and snail be fined not
exceeding three thousand dollars, and i'm
prisoned not more thnn three years.
Now, therefore, have issued this, my
proclamation, warning all persons who
shall connect themselves with such expe-
dition, that they will thereby subject them
selves 10 the heavy penalties denounced
against such offences, and will forfeit their
claim to the protection Of this Government
or interference in their behalf, no matter
10 what extremeties they may be reduced
in consequence Of their, illegal conduct;
and therefore | exhort oil good citizens,
as they regard our national reputation-as
they respect their own laws anl the laws
Of fnaiiens-asthey value the blessings ol
peace, and the welfare Of their country, to
discountenance, and by .ull lawful means
prevent, any such enterprise; and l cal
upon every officer Of this Government, civ
il or military, to use all efforts in his pow
or to arrest for trial and punishment, every
such offender against the laws of the coun
try.
Given under my hand the 25,h day o
April, in the year of our Lord one thous'
and eight hundred and fifty .one, and oil
the seventy fifth Of the independence o
the United States. = +. SO. 81 81
By the President. p
MILLARD FILLMORE
w. S. DERRICK,
.s,,sk Acting Secretary State.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05
.sera,.E Es,sq ...s... From the Ohio Patriot +
The Native .AmericaniSm of Gen. Scott.

The recent republication of General
ScotPs letter avowing himself a full believ.
erin the most ultra doctrines of the Native
American parry, has fallen as unexpected.
ly on his friends as thunder clap from a
cloudless sky. His ideas Of NOT permitting
foreigners to be naluralzed until they have
been In the country twenty.one years, or
perhaps not to nataralaze them at ALL, Is a
strange plan by which to make them safe
and useful citizens, loving the home Of their
adoptlon! Such policy would necessarily
arouse clanish feeling among foreigners
that can never exist whilst they continue 10
be treated with kindness and confidence -
Yet in the face of these palable truths,
Gen. Scott's craftsmanship allows him to
favor the adoption oflaws which shall ex-
clude from the rights Of citizenship, a vas,
body OF people who are yearly adding an
immense volume 10 the wealth and poi ula.
tiop ofour happy counlryi The following
article is copied from the New York Jour
nal of Commerce.. - a-
IMMIGRATION FOR THE QUARTER
Through the polileness Of Mr. Bernard
Casserly, of the Office of the commissioners
Of emigration, we are enabled TO give the
lolowidg statistics, showing the immigra
ton for the last three months: -.
During the month Of March, just closed,
thsre. arrived at this port l6, 053 alien pas
sengers, and 2 ,053 citizens Oh the form
er, 1858 were Irish, sos Germans, L..
1856 English. Several vessels brought
very large numbers. The Guy Manner
ing had 72l passengers; the Henry Clay,
666; Empire Stale, 900; Forest King, ,5S3,
AMI the Washington. 955--lEe latter the
largest number shat ever crossed The Allan
tic in a merchantlnan.
The immigration for the frs, quarter Of
the ears 1850 and 1851, compares as fol-
lows:
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05

GTAs the season is with US. when all
are liable to the affections that follow colds
seated on the throat and lungs, we should
keep in mind that Ayers Cherry Pectoral
is the proper remedyfor these diseases, and
that it seldom fails 10 cure:
These has perhaps never been medicine
before the public SO well deserving their
confidence and patronage as ayers Cherry
Psctoral. No. family should be without
it. and those who have used it never will.
See Advertisement.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05
BRIDGE PROPOSALS.

SEALED proposals for the construction
~ of Bridge across the Cuyahoga River
in the Township Of Sbasersvile. near the
old site of Meaet and Fankle's Mills, will
be received by the Con missionefs of P6r.
,age County nnifl the first Monday in June.
d 1851. said Bridge to be constEae:ed
as follows: The height, width aud lengil,
TO be The same as the old one. Piye leng,bs
of stringefs, and sin bents. The otifaIe
strlngers TO be- double. Eight stfinssrs >"
esch icngth. An under>gir6ef IN tkc mid
die Of each strlHgef bolted through, .he cvt.
side s'ringer and girder eoited with an rnn
b. 1t one and an half inch in size The Buts
to he sirted and brsced, and the old pink
to be used as far az they will answer. PSI
By order oftbe Board Of County Commis-
sioners.5c 1aa-r-e q .aaeiNH. sAz9lg
ii John G. MCBRIDE. Co. a, udi.os.
Auditors Office, Poftsgs Co..
Asil IS. 1851,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05
ANOTHER SINNER SavEp,-N. w.

ANOTHER SINNER SAvED.-N. w. Ed
WARDS, late one of the most prominent
wings in Sangamon county, Illinois, has
left the whig ranks and come owes to the
cause OF democracy, as we learn from his
declaration in the State Register. Mr.. E.
has been for many years leading man in
the Legislature, and as man of honesty
and ability has been universally esteemed
by the members and the people whom he
represented. He was a member of the
Legislature at the late session, and was
elected by the wings. Like thousands of
others, Mr.. Edwards has become sick and
disguised with Federal Wbiggery, and
takes this stand in the ranks of the Glori-
Gus Democratic Army, whose march is ever
upward and onward.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05
EAToN. Pa Aprsl 90

young man was arrested here last
nigh, charged with having robbed Bowen,
at the Merchants Hotel, in Philadelph phia.
on Saturday morning, Of s23o0 $1,000
Of the plunder was found in his possession
He has made full confession, and will be
Immediately taken to Philadelphia.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05
From the Ohio Statesman.
Postponement .of the Young Mems
Denocratic state Convention.


Alter considerable discussion, il is re.
commended that the Democratic Young
Mems Convention, called for the I7,h day
efMay next, be postponed. Such is the
advice Of majority of those who signed
the call, and we are authorized to announce
the postponement.
This arrangement is only made IN con-
aeouence Of circumstances which have
arisen since the cali was issued. The
time fixed for the ratification of the new
Constitution and its going into effect, ren.
ders il necessary, should that instrument
be ratified, that the Democracy should hold
a State nominating Convention in July
This with the meeting called in May would
makstwoi Conventions within few weeks,
and would impose the Inconvenience upon
those desirous Of attending, of making two
visits 10 Columbus. Il Is thought the hard
shin had better be obyiated-an4 thus Sc.
cure full attendence ut one Convention,
rather than cause, perhaps, q small attend.
ance at each. - 50 -. s.-32 ,1.. ss. p
The ends in view in calling the May
Convention afe such as should not be lost
sight Of, and We hope they may be secured
al some early day and by some other mode
Its desirable TO the democratic party that
they succeed in the present contest4 DO
they expect, do they deserve, success if
they remain either ssupine or become over
sanguine? lfthey calculate upon no ma
,erial opposition, they will turn out to be
most shockingly bitten. We tell you that.
tive ever had been able 10 carry any
measure without organizing, upon equal
terms and sound principles, there might be
some reason for surprising we can do SO
now. But.how is it? Heretofore, We had
no. achieved a. single victory, which our
adyersaries die not hope TO wrest from US
ogain in one or two years. No,o they pro.
fess 10 believe they are dead as party, if
the new constitution carries-not for one
year or two yeafs-but as long rs the new
Constitution exists. - =. .',-s. -.
Thus persuaded. do you suppose the
wings will verify their seeming indiffer-
eace 10 The result, when the day Of trial
comes? Are they the men TO unclu,ch
their hold upon power without death
s.rugglds. The democrat who thinks SO
would bring premium in curiosity mar
ke,. And what siga Of organization is
there now among democrats? The "higs
sey, perhaps, in some places that they don't
care about this. thing. The Democrats
say they do feel "a thrilling, vital Interest
in the result; and YET what note of of.prepa-
ration do you perceive among democrats,
more than you have among whigs2 Will
somebody inform US?
The plan Of action is for the actors them-
selves 10 settle upon-but let it be settled
upon al once Ii concerns every man Of
the party upon which ydevolsos the support
of the new Constitution. Time wears
apace, too-the democratic party is large
aid strong ofe-it takes time TO bring cut
and corn5ine most odyanIs geousy its encr-
gies. - 2 .@ go -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05

GIDDINes AND WADE.-Report says
these two gentleman are TO speak in Palpes,
vilIAnext Tuesday. Whether they speak
for or at one another report Goes no. say,
but we presume they are going to stump
the Reserve together Yoke fellows a.
gainst the powers that be. We shall see.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05
Gen. Scolt and his lender SPOTS.

The New Orleans Bee, the Leading whig
paper of the Crescent City, in an article on
Presidential candidates, says: 90 e
seen Scott is much talked Of. He
would nuke a, gallant nominee, but there
are weak points about him--iendsr Spots,
which cannot be touched without making
his friends vince, and which his enemies
would rub ana gall with unnercilul cruel.
ty." 80. 7.s 's =. .4 -. - !
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05
PHILADELPHIA. April 80.

About o'clock this morning, fire
broke out IN the smoking and packing.
establishment of Butcher & Bro s, Front
street below Race. An immense amount
of meat was burned. The FIRE blazed with
great fury. and could no. be entirely-ex-
iinguished for several hours. The building
was entirely consumed. Less, 5000 or
ST 900. No insurance.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05

The CUBAN EXPEDITION Tho Wash.
ington Telegraph says, the Cuban expedi.
ton now on foot is said 10. be headed by
Gen. Mirabeau B Lnmar. Of Georgia, land
a Senor Gonzales. of Havana. 1t Is said,
also, that Gov. Towns, Of Georgia, is iden.
titled with the enterprise.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05

GPA gang Of horse thieves, counterfeit
ers and bogus makers, numbering over one
hundred men, have been discovered on an
island, in Beaver Lake, Jasper county, In
diana. Twenty five women are in the
company.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05
ROWELL g. CO.,

HAvE been re receiving ewing ,heir SPRING
week, and will continue to receive almost
daily additions, till their assortment will be
complete, aud they will assure their former
customers, and the public generally, that it
will be to their advantage to give them
call before purchasing. as they are deter
mined not TO be undersold by any house in
Northern Ohio. E.az !i.ah
e. April c5, 1877.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05
Erasfus Unson,s E.fafn,

ErasfUs CpsOi's E>t;ltG.
NOTICE is hereby given tia, the subscri
~ Der has been appointed and qualified
as adminlstrat of the estate Of Erastus
Epson, late of Randolph, Portage cozn,y
Ohio, deceased. #s 50
Dated at Brimield this slst day Of April,
A. D. 1851. $50, =. ID F.
PETER HAUGHAWOUT Admr.
Sw-3O4*
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05
Increase over last year.

Shall the thousands Of immigrants who
are thus offering themselves to US as ci,-
zens, be adopted as a part of ourselves, or
shall they be made to feel that they are
still aliens, having no share in the glory of
the government of our happy landa This
is the question which is to be settled.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05

MELANCHOLY SUICIDE The Phladel.
phia papers few days since recorded the
TACT Of young woman, belonging to re-
spectacle family there, leaving her home
and going to New York city in company
with a person who had been paying his ad>
dresses 10 her Her father traced her TO
a house of ill.iame in New York, and con.
veyed her back to Philadelphia. This was
on Monday last The papers of Friday
state the unfortunate victim committed sui.
eide on Thursday night by swallowing q
dose of laudanum Pitts. Post.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05
j 8. LOCKWOOD, Proprietor.

special messenger will leave Massillon
on Tuesdays of each week. Returning,
will leave Cleveland or Thursdays; for the
purpose of taking packages of Money, &c.
AGENTS.,
G.. C. C1b5, Cleveland, s-' as
Baker & Forsythe, Pittsburgh. .-s.
j r. Cecil & Co. MassiIion. a5-
Clarke, Parks d. Co. Rochester. s.
F.. N. Parks. Youngs gstown. i;@zs@
w, b. Taylor, Warren. .az7r=r:.
A. q. " Clark, Newton Falls.
VIM. Ward, Ravcnna. -, -.g.~z1z
+. Rawson, Akron.
Daniel Morrell, hudson. -..g=
Wm II. Burke, Canton.
April 25, 1851.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05

CHARLEsToN, April 20.
The large Morocco factory of Mr.. See
lus.was destroyed by fire, This morning
Loss, s IS, 900; insured for $ TO- 900.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05

DROAD CLOTHS-Al Horr's store Sha
y letsvllIe you can find large stock Of
superior French clo,h, Fancy Cusslmeres
sc. which offer at lower prices than our
neigfIbors in old Portage. .a..4
OrlIs A. V. IfbRs,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05

r5An exchange paper, announcing the death
Of gentleman out west. says that deceased,
though bank director, it is generally believed,
died christian, and hc is universally re-.
spectedO
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1851
1851 J..

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Isssseysnsse. e...*s:.sa. 20
<E s =! 9 y. - IS e.
SUMMER, ARRANGEMENTS
.... 1:rsa FOR TRAVEL BETWEEN e 1, s.,,
CLEVELAND AE3 S3sssSUaag
HY THE CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RaILsoAp,
From ClcaycI;,Ed TO Ratenna.
-. FROM RAyENSA TO BEAVER, ,,s.. d.
by Clark, Parks & Co.'S Express Line Of
Packet Boats. .2.'7'
.. FROM BEAVER TO PITTsBURGn. .e.
BY THE STEAMERS MICHIGAN AND
BEAVER "
making the entire route %ithsut loss Of sleep.
INIIE Cars will leave Cleveland daily,
Il (Sunda,s excepted, at 81 O'Clock, A.
NJ. and arrive at Ravenna at I05 A. NJ.
The Packets will leave Ravenna on the
arrival of the Cars froih Cleveland, and sr
rive at Beaver The next morning in time for
the morning Steamers 10 Pitsburg. '
RE1 1UaNINs.-Passensef will leave Pitts.
bur2h daily, al 9, a. NJ. for Beaver on
tie arrival Of the stesmer, Packsts will
leave for Ravenna and arrive at 81 P. NJ,
the next day, in season for the cars leaving
for Cleveland, and arrive in time 10 take line
evening Boats TO Buffalo, Toledo, Detroit.
and Chicago.
Passen gers will secure through Tickets,
and for intermediate points at the Clevelsnd
& Pittsburgh Railroad Office at the Frahk-
lin House OF at the depot in e eveland. r-'f
Fare through from Cleveland 10 Pits
burgh $3,5 -. a. Es
Regular trips will commences on Tucsday
March iaih. -r..... ....
An Accom- odation Train will commehce
regular tips daily Sunday excepi'd) on
the first day Of April. The Cars will itave
Ravenna at 81 o'clock A. NJ. and arrive at
Hudson at 81 A.. NJ. aud at Cleveland n, 8.
A Nj. as .... s.E.d zif
REruRsrse.-Will leave Cleveland, a. 3
o'clock P. Nj
The Akron and MdssiIlon Stages will leave
Hudson on the arrival of the cars at 10 A.
NJ. and 81 o'clock 2. NJ. And returning
will arrive IN time for the 81 A. NJ. and "a
O'Clock p. NJ. trains for Cleveland.
The Beaver and Warren stages will leave
Revenna on the arrival Of The cars st lOk
o'clock A. Nj. .. 'r.es'1 20 q - sii'
RETuRxlSa The Beaver stage will ar
rive in time for the accommodation tfnIn, ~
ST A. Nj. and the Warren stage fof thc,ex
press train at 81 o'clock, p. NJ. "a,
Stages VIII lave Ravenua for Cantons
daily, ON the arrival OF tho cars from Cleve>
land and in return arrive in time for the aS
o'cl ok p. NJ. tain for Cleveland. s H't-'
FREIGHT will be carried by The Express
Train until the Accommodation Train con /.
mences its regular trips. 1t will then be-
carried by the Accommodation Train. 81 az
.- l.. q PRENTISS President.
Cleve. and Pitts. II ,ilroad Office, !
Ravenua, March 10 i95,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05
NOTICE

N7HEREAS, my wife Mary Meacham
w has left my bed and board without any
Just cause or provocatfon, his is therefore
TO caution all persons ugainst harboring or
trusting her on my account, as ! will pay no
debt of her contracting from this date.
LEVI ]. MEACHAM.
RrimfieH. AprfI 18th 1851. SwSO8
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05
Boston Clothing Store.

II. ID. GHiS w OLD,
rs now receiving one of the larges, and
Il best assortmehts of READY .N.4DE
CLOTHING, ever offered in Portage coun.
ty, consisting IN part Of fine Black, Brown
and Blue Dress, Frock, Sack aud Jockey
Goats.
VEsTs:-Fancy Silk, Satin, Cloth and
Camonof Vests: Pants-Cassmere, CorJu>
roy, Fustlan and Funcy Pan:s-tiandker>
chiefs and Crusats, Neck TT and Stocks,
and large assortment Of Shirts, Under
Shirts and Drawers. Also, Ovefalls, fine
MoleskIn, Silk and Fur lluts--Blue Black
and glazed. Caps, all Of the latest styles,
and an endless variety of other articles in
the furnishing line; oil of winch are brought
here 10 sell: and he wonld say to those in
want of Clothing, call and examine for
yourselves. K. b GRISWOLD.
Ravenna. Anril 96'h; 1851.