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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03

IDVdHU INVGHCCs
NOTICE y hereby given, hat petition will be presented
IN to the Honorable Board of Commissioners of Portage
county at their session in December next praying for
view and alteration of certain County Road, in the south
ing the original line of said road and STRENGTHENING and
ting the permanently the present travelled track
wheret dverges from the original ne be
for the public convenience Said alteration to be
fined between the point where said road ntersects the east
and west centre road few rods west of c. o. Bs and the
Mahoning river.
- Deerfeld, Oct. 80, 1852. 4w-3e3
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03

.zssfssss.5NEw ORLEANS, Oct. 81.
- The Picayune learns that the steamship Black
Warrior, from New York via Havana, arrived at
Mobile this evening, in 48 hours from Havana.
The United States steamer Powhattan from
New York, having on board Judge Gonkling, the
newly appointed Minister to Mexico, had arrived
at Havana. 'ss2 .sss. =. - ~ s
After his arrival he had an interview with the
Captain General in relation to the recent troubles
between the two governments, when the difficult
ties were SO arranged that the Crescent City, is
hereafter to be allowed to land her mails and pas
sengers, but Mr. Smith, the purser, would not be
permitted to come ashore. ss
The Captain General had also acknowledged
to Com. Newton,e aof athe Powhattan, that he
had acted too hastily. and was willing to make
suitable apology to the American government
but in no case would allow DIR. Smith to land
ON the Island. zs a..= asses y :s-=s
af5tl
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03
NEW ROCKS.

TINE DAYS OF BRUCE, by Grace Agular Travels in
/ Tartary, Thbet and China; Yellow plush Paper by
Thachery Essays from the London Times Hydropahic En-
clyrlopda by DR.. Thral; Religion of Geology, by Hitch
cock Buckeye Abroad; Sparks Life Of Washington Arhur's
Library for the Household Walks and Talks Of an American
Farmer Engand World and there by Denins Hoods
Home and Social Philosophy Freside Mu
seum Lives of the Mrs. Judsons, &C., for sale by
June A. ~. &. LITTLE
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03
millinery Goods and Ernnroidcry.

MRS ARARTT has just arrive from New York with
M general assortment of Bonnet Goods and Embroidery
the latest and most approved fshions selected with
such quality and variety that she aers herself able
to please the fstidous supply of readyade Bon
ets kept constantly hand finished to ORDER the short
notice; also, dress making done with and Dispatch
n CAN aideaalnine her assortment, one door west of the
Bank. z.-. ell
Ravenna, Oct. 1e, 1852. 4w-3e2
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03

A SINGULAR DEATH-At st. Louis, a few days
TO- Mrs. Bolton lost her wallet in the market
1t was picked up soon by German woman,
named Mrs. King. who returned it to the owner.
She opened the pocket book, examined it, declar-
ed that Mrs. King had taken 80 of the money.
The latter seemed much confused, and denied it.
Mrs. Boulton threatened that she would have her
arrested and searched, when Mrs. King fell dead
at her feet, The death was as sudden as has ever
been known. Mrs. King was the wife ola steam
boat-man, and the mother of several children.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03
Great Bargain!

WFCHt BHFssHHM!
HE Subscriber sale desirable residence situate
in the east part of the village of Rayenna There three
lots which there convenient story and
half house with failing well of There has been
much pains taken to get good fruit of various kinds growing,
apples, pears, ounces, plums cherries, grapes
all in bearing condition For further particulars terms, &C.,
enquire on the, premises. L. J. COLLINS.
Ravenna, Oct. Is, 1852. aes s. s. 3SItf
oS HunaFsd % Dollars for three so1S for
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03
CA R RI ES.

NJ D. CLARK e. Co.. have heargest and best ASSORTMENT
M of Carriages before offered Portage county
sng Of Charotses Bskeys Prince Alberts Extensions slide
seat standing and variety for beauty and conyen
ence, all of which will be sold low and favorable
The public invited call and examine quail
tiles and prices and judge themselves,
there is any indacement for them to trade with
Shop on Main street, east of The public square,
Rayenna. March %, 1852. 357
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03
r,AyENNa INSTITUTE.

1HIS INSTITUTE has been pursuing successful course
for and has received alarge measure OF pub
lie favor and confidence The building is spacious and ele
CANT we'll adapted to scholastic purposes and is furnish
eli with ts necessary requisites for Institution of the kind
This Institution occupies emineny desirable position 1t
is in the intelligent and moral community, and
is surrounded by healthy beautiful country. 1t is also
easy Of access in the line ofthe Cleveland and Ps
ra Rail Road The number students in attendance dur
last upwards OF nillety whlcn eNceeaed our
most sanguine expectations. s.ez4-f.s. .-z..+.
Having enlarged the for the young Ladies, and pur
chased desks and Seats now accommodate l23 stu
DENTS year divided into four ters OF eleven weeks
each The next will Novembers at the close
of which there will be vacation of week Students may
he admitted at any time during the term but should pos
ranged for the None will be received for less
than half All who enter within the first three weeks,
aya within three weeks will be required to pay tut
tion for the whole term No deduction will be made
necessity.
The of instruction embraces every subject of Ltera
Classes are formed every term the several to
grades of scholarship and the convenience Oh
the studeIts ts - 5{s +se
atso give will be given the Piano Forte
on the most by Lady, aceomp-
lished Panoist Lessons the Melodeon by e. F. Green
Feeling grateful to public for the liberal patronage
have received hope merit continuance Of the same
Terms.
+ Common English Branches, : So
Higher English Branches, 10
Latin Greek, - W
Music and Drawing, Extra.
R. L. DODGE, A. B.,
Principal and Teacher Of the Languages
w. d. CLARK, y.
's' Teacher of Experimental Science and Drawing.
B. F. DODGE, -
Teacher of Mathematics and Vocal Music.
Miss SARAH A. DODGE,
G. F. GREEN -
Teacher of the Meodeon.
Ravenna, Nov Q, 1852. 2w-ss3
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03

"A solid lump of gold, in its rough state, weigh
ing twenty-six and half pounds, averdupois
weight has been deposited at the importing house
of Messrs Richard Patrick & Co, in New York.
by Texan miner, who dug the same from mine
seventy feet deep, in California. & 4 '.s ss
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03

MEAeHER IN CLEvELAND.-The Irish patriot
and orator, has written a letter to V. w. Holt,
Esq, agreeing to visit Cleveland and deliver lee
ture before the Forest City Iyceum during the
tensung season. -s..s=g7ssss Ii t-s.s=-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03
HALIFAX, Oct. 81.

The Schooner Creole, British built. and sailing
under British colors, but owned by Americans,
was brought into port to-day, as a prize by her
Maiesty's steamer.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03
DECEMBER APPOINTMENTS,
DOCT. HI. TUBES,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN,

WILL be in attendance at his Rooms as follows:
RAvENkA: Preniss House, Monday afternoon and Tuesday,
Dec. 6 and Z. .-.fz
AxRos eobbs Exchange Friday afternoon and Saturday,
i. Dec. 3 and .fs.! = So. - - g. -
Hotel Saturday Monday, Dee II
CLEVELAND: Weddel House, Friday and Saturday. Nov 10
and20.
Persons afflicted any chrone disease are nyed CALL
sSssSzssssA MORE HOME TESTIMONY. 20 =
=-se % Il g Moe ADORE, Summit County, Oct. 1852
Dr. TuBBs-Dear SIR take pleasure in presenting few
factsconeerning health and treament which may prove
resting to yalids should choose TO publish them. My
Standing constant treatment by Akron Physician
tfnued until when strength gone
sklful physician ut Mogadore, employed during
whole summer but being little friends advised
to employ sWater Doctor, from Georgetown, whose ad
vice followed for time, with about the result
Yellow Dock and Sarsapara thoroughly tried and
Submitted myself to Thompsonian but all seemed to avail
little, and still lagushed and suffered from disease
by During all this time could take but little of the
easily dgestd food that little causing Distress Doctors
told me that had the Dyspepsia; that stomach, liver and
kidneys all diseased and the seriously de-
biated chronic Darrh9a followed constantly until
time after commencing your medicine. portion
Of time able to ride and in the spring of 49, concluded
alas attempt travel reached Saratoga Springs and spent
several weeks there under of Dr. Ale thence New
port H. l.. in October in miserable health and
broken spirits. The next spring shown the statement of
Mr. l. Matthew's Of Akron. His symptoms, many of them,
were so strikngy like that was inducedto him.
his mouth that he had been raised from almost dead
to comfortable health Ieonelnded for
which am truly thankful improvement has not been rapid
but thus far permanent. Many of symptoms left
months able to follow the p1ow all day with
and still gaining day feel indeed like
sincerely hope my experience be useful to many
commencing treatmen expended four hundred dollars.
Since then twelve. 49 years of age any doubt,
wish further particulars, sendt to Yours, truly,
Noy3. S-f' f@i ''7'+-s ISAAC MONROE
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03

ylHE Subscribers having partnership the Boot
Shoe and Leather business opening
stock of Boots Shoes Leather Moroccoes Lnngs Bndng
all times have hand good assortment of Home Manufae
tured Work. which they will sell at the lowest cash prices
ready pay, &c. Tanners Oil for sale. s..s Il,
" J. GILLIS. <7tr'S
- i -.ste-= W. d. DURHAM
Ravenna, Oct. 1s, 1852. 351S
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03
Coal! Coal! !! !!

E subscribers prepared to furnish superior quality
of Mt Nebo Coal for Stove Grate at the canal bank
or delivered. - H. w. SMITH e. CO.
y Ravenna, Nov. 3, 1852. 383H
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03

-Ey Is u EEEE7T 7FE7sEsS s7sa4
.~..y....s 80, - W W4sHINGToN, Nov. L.
Hon. Edward Everett has been appointed Sec
retafy ofs fsstate, in place of Daniel webster, de-
sssaJ ssfSsSs - ,&6aas5 -sassssess Essassas sSaa
cedoeu. - a..ss...s.sA ~. -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03
C0-pARINERSHIP NOTICE.

il East of til: fire in Ravenna, will Boot Shoe
and Leather business in connection with VIM. D. Durham
under the of GLLIs S DURHAM and hopes the liberal
patronage he has enjoyed from his old friends and
will be continual to the firm. Sd J. GILlIS.
Rayenna. Oct. 1S, 1852. -5&si g - 381H
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03

ON the 26th day of November, A. D., 1852, between tho
~ hours Of 10 O'Clock, a. M and O'Clock P. M the
premises in the township Of Sued county Portage,
and State of Ohio will be sold public vendde The following
Real Estate the property Of Henry Haey deceasedo
wit Situate i'm the township Of Sued of Por
tage and State of Ohio and known being part of lot
Der seven, and is bounded ews Beginning at the north
from thence south degrees fourteen minutes
twenty chains sixyye links, the north line of said
lot to messtone thence south thirty minutes,
west nineteen chains and stones from
which Oak witness tree BEARS south fifty mine degrees
fifty links marked number thence north eighty
degrees fourteen minutes west twenty chains
Inks post and sones from which Oak witness
bears north eightyve degrees east distant three links,
marked number thence north twenty minutes eastnne
teen chains thirty links the west line of said lot tho
place of beginnings containing fyve acres Of lund bs tho
same more or less. =. -
Appraised at s9seco Terms Of sale, oacha in % Sai-
ance on deferred payments. t-53
HUGH X. MARTIN, Adm'rof
S 5ttas5L5 ti4a. @ai- Henry Haggery, deeeased.
Oct. a6, 1862. 4w-3e2
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03

THE WINTER TERM of this School, will commence OF
Monday Now s2d under the control of its present Teach
erS.
Mr.. J. X. PICKETT, Principal. ,.A
Miss s. o. PICKETT, Superintendent of Ladies' departm
Mrs. Z. S. Stevens Teacher of Instrumental Music.
Shaiersvie, Oct. q, 1852. 1889
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03

TRUNKS, Vases Carpet Bagsa fresh supply just
ceived at the Eagle Clothing Store which put al
low figures. Call and them. nov3.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03

BALTIMORE, oct. 20
The ship 81 .$Bishop, from Philadelphia, ar
rived 1t San Francisco on. the 3oth of septem
ber.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03
school Teacher

School Teaehers.
HE public Examination of School Teachers, will be held
In the Court House, at RIenna, Saturday, the 18th of
November, commencing at o'clock, P M.
--a=-'s z - ANDREW JACKSON, Clerk
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03
Masonic Notice.
The Mexican Mustamg Liniment.

been creating much excitement in the West and
South, curing all the DID, well and
beast has at length got 1t is said to have no equal
curing Rheumatism. 1t will create great excitement among
the doetors said to be perfect remedy and will cure
their rheumatic scrofulous, and eprous patients Livery
stable Keepers well teasers farmers and all those
will it, is represented being sure cure
for spavins ring bones spints swengs sprans poll evils
stuias scratches saddle collar CALLS &c. We told
in Illinois going about the country buying up all
the crippled horses he nd and healing their and
curing them with Mustang niment and then selling them
agan and money by it, We advise all those who
are suffering from pains of any kind to try it.
For sale by l. SWIFT, Rayenna. 2w-3s3
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03
JAarrle0.

In Edinburg the 3oth ul by N D. Clark ESQ., Mr. TIM
oTHY G. CHASE and Miss HARRIET L. McCRARY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03
John FritcIl's Estate.

NOTICE hereby given that the subscribers ap
pointed and qualified Executors the John
Fritch, late of Sueld, Portage county Ohio deceased.
JOHN FRITCH, Jr., ! Exoor.
HENRY MISHLER, HAee"'ofs'
Suield, Nov. 3. 1859. 3M.3s3
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03
CllareOel Wanted.
ShaIersyilIe Hnstitutc.

TIME subscriber wishes opurchase 100 bushels of
i for which the highest price will be paid.
Rayenna, Oct. 81, 1859. JOHN S. CT
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03
Hats andtCaps.

g Hats of the fall styles. Also, Kossuth Hats, and Cloth
Plush and Oil Cloth Caps for sale cheap the cheapest
Nov. 3. ,-i ia 3e3tf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03
H, g. R, DAY,

happy inform their friends and that they
have into their New Sore built since the fire
are receiving their stock of Fall and Winter
will be sold low for cash or ready pay - -
Ravenna, Nov. 8, 1852 3S3
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03

DRoCHA SHAwLS-Henriquin'sic celebrated Broeha Long
d Shaw, from $25 10 $751; Brocha sawls entire
new patterns and designs, at 5 II. L. & H. Days.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03

French Thibet Mernoes all cofors; German
MI ditto: Parametta Thbet Cloths colors; Alpaeha Bro
cade ditto; Coburg Cloths all colors; DeLains dca
e HL&iR DAY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03

DLACK SILKS-Blaek Gro De Lyons Silks do Rhine do;
d do do Swiss do; black Italian Lusering Silk; also gd
Brocade dress Silks plain changeable dress silks
at zssse= L. d X DAYS
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03

Harper's Magazine,
II zzzsl... 49,. HALLS BOOK STORE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-03
PRO BONO PUBLIC 0!

TT is as true preaching that MATHEWS will leave
and all who have hkenesses of themselves
or friends will time be for the neglect meHsno
mari noy.3.
VIM. Caime, WI. ID.
Homeopathic Physcan Office the Post Office, Rayenna,
Ohio.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-03

The New York Theatrc-Close of the Season.
The eea,on at the New York theatre brought to
en- untimely close yesterday evening which occasion
d.. Stark who has been playing round Of sterling char
scters took bis benefit The pieces selected for repre-
sentstion the Lady Of Lyons and THE Toodes
which along with the circumstance OF being the last
night presenied sufficient attractions to draw together
pretty and respectable audience. Mr.. Stark
personaed Claude enotte and by tho aid of Mrs Jones
Pauline and other persons of respectable merit in the
subordinate characters contrived TO impar somewhat
Of an interest to piece has despite Of the
many beautiful passages with which the dialogues abound
rather stale In several whore love and passop
ore brought out abruptly and boldly Mr. Stark threw
such rvor into the character that he succeeded in
Ing his audience to enthusiasm. Taken q whole Mr.
starks Claude was very successful impersonation
being distinguished for great tact judgment and
.vcnnsss of elocution. Mrs jones' Pauline was If
possible iaher too feiyd, but the same time she de-
potea love and piide with natural esrnestness that
pl,ated exceedingly. At the conclusion of the play,
there loud calls for Mrs Jores and Mr. Stark and
that gen tlemsn having led of the lady forward to
the foouehts Addressed the audience as follows
Ladies and Cencmen-I cannot find words express the
gratitude feel for the Kind in which you have
couraged tits I've years since came to this city,
psusc that was encouraged in the hopes entertained ii
higher walks Of my profession. that period have
travelled far hut my late re-appearince,
oyed find that bad not boon forgotten and
ciay gratiGed when the other evening, having
Of the 6ubmest ana most difficult Of Shakespeare
character received the most fatterug applause. Allow
me- Afro, ladies' and gntemen, TO publicly
ttnks 90 Mr. ChnDfrsu for having entered the short
eason tnow about TO Glossy solely of myself
u htd indeed but object in desired 70 give
an Opportunity elsewhere denied Of appearing before
Plc,sed as am with that manifestation offriendshir
equally grieved that the has not peounary
sense been successful trust have anotf oppor
tunty 81 counting your good viii; bu in the moan time
alow ne again % tender you my most grateful thanks.
Mir. Stark then Withdrew amidst loud plaudits The
evenings entertainments woGnd up with the drama
Of Tbe Toodesn and thus ended the season nt the New
York theatre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-03
psrsOnul IntellSgeprc.

Arrivals at the M.tropolitau--D c. DeLeon, u. s.
Army Il Green Wellington Capt schrson, U 8.
Hariison U. S Navy j. W. hewitt, Savannah; J. W.
Brooks, Detroit; Hayward Pierce. Bangor; Samuel u.
g. c.. Carlos Taraa. Cuba; George r. Taylor, Virginia.
Leonard "a. yslpy, Jsnaics, and 207 others.
w A. me iy r-, aaeTy; u g. Army Capt
Vance, II Mcneil Cen Garnet Duncan (per Atlantic J
Maryland; A = Catherwood, ID S. Winebrennsr, (do J
Philadelphia; ". II Rogers, (do) Delaware q Prem,
1877 others
At the AmeIlcan-T Frazer Detroit; DR. Wills, d Ma
reDgo Texas; N. Easton Pa T. Jordan, u. 8 ship In
diana Hamilton. Philadelphia and 80 Others.
AT the HowaId-Hon. VIM. Porter Lee. Mass j. O.
thsssbongn Esqr copanei j: Baptist, ksq Washins.
Suid U Flint, CinciDnau Geo. Barrows, Esq, Als.
fbmai J Dow, Portland, Me, s. 2 Hooker ESQ Yer
mont; : Chamberlain, Boston; 7. Nichols, N rutte,
~ the AstorH Moore Philadelphia; Edgar woois,
Ohio; Cunningham, Boston; ~. tae, England; q.
Cameron chs{ieslon; A. Jones. Savonoah Hon J p.
Kennedy Col shobick, capt IDsi'l Washington, D. @,
}. Coleman. Bulslo Capt W Donnsll u g. Amy; Hon.
W. Churchill leonessee--and 40 o'here,
Dor q. T. hosquera, Archbishop 81 Bogot8, says The
Cyota arved In this city on board the steamer Petrol
from So Thomas His brother Don NJ NJ Mos1uera we'll
known la the diplomatic circles from his long residence
n Europe a. minister Of New Granada accompanies him
The Archbishop arrived IN very delicate state health,
caused BY the mental suernss which he has lately
0ured and which inflicted b. tho govern aent Of Lila
oonDry-the forced separation from his loved cpugregs-
ton and The dtab Of his chapai0 before his ard
val IN this Guy, are informed, that Tor the bene Ii If
his heal h he will depart for Havana spain in
the eAntjme be viii be while here the object of Mt
tntirns o. his family ard receive unequyoca proofs Of
general sympathy intrTed by h1 apostocA virtues ADD
h.s Unmarried disgrace.
Ion William X. King pssfsd through Co.dsboro, NJ
o.. 90 the 3Otb nit. for Alabama
TX Governor Wbitcombe Of Indiana. IL living danger
onsly vi in this city We understood ast evening" that
his recovery very doubtful
Bon pi.ife Soule II IN this city We learn that
he vii address the democratic meeting Park
Nondsy night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-03

The LATE STEAMBOAT Observation-Disclosures
PREsEN7MENT OF THE GRAND JURY,-Ihe Grand
Jury of the United States District Court previous
to their discharge for the term yesterday delivered
to the Judge very important presentment on the
criminality OF steamboat racing, and remembrance
against the practice, which has resulted in such
Wholesale sacrifices of human life, in the of
the Henry Clay ard Reindeer disasters They dopro-
cate the deliberate and habitual contempt of tho
curity Of the Iyea of passengers, as exhibited BY
owners and masters Of boats on the North river
and empbatically call upon tho government officers
to enforce, vigorously, the penalty Of such temerty
The Grand Jury also present that the steamboats,
the North river are very inefcently provided with
r,opsr ann;.----i. -.s- 49, s.-a--~-s "
fire or for securing the lives Of passengers in case
of disaster. There is no discipline observed on
board; and they suggest the propriety-a vers
good idea, we should ssy--of the officers being ds-
signated by some badge of authority, 80 that they
should be known in emergencies. They likewise
state that the practice Of racing against rival boats,
railroads, and against time, has been Of late very
general amongst steamers on the North river. This
prssentmsnt, though not drawn up with the idea Of
creating an effect by force Of language or studied
diction, shows that the Grand Jury have been alive
to the best interests Of the community and we are
pleased that they have not lightly passed over the
indictments on those two very grave and important
cases Of wholesale immolaton ut the shrine Of ava.
ricous rivalry and desperate and daring reckless
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-03
GENERA scorr's LETTERS AND sPEEcuEs Tire

GENERAL ScoTT's LETTERS AND SPEECHES The
letters and speeches Of General Scott, politics,
subjects. are the most curious and unique specimens
Of the literature Of the day By the time that this
distpg hero has finished his TON in the West
ern States and come round through Western New
York, he will probably have spoken between twen-
ty and thirty orations, all Of which arc highly cha
racterstic of the intellectual pscuarities of tho
hero, and particularly adapted for light reading at
the present day. We have published his previous
political letters, on farmer occasions, during the
last ten years but we have doubt that some en-
terp-ising publisher-'he Harpers, or some other
great house-will seize the present opportunity Of
giving us new and splendid edition Of these lot
tiers, including his recent eloquent and burning
speeches on various subjects, during his recent tour
They would form the greatest novelties in polite
literature, and might even adorn the pages Of Har-
per's Magazine. Let US have them as soon as pos
sible