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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-27


Steven. s..s: .ps: ! ssii p..ss.
Tuesday oSsnps Now r. played the ssai.s.Sts
Arnold sa1qs: Tr:yiis nws siasG
$srssT Bsyss lie cSsvsiar Es.s.H HeDs
Hs s e ATS
CHANrRAU's NATIONAL rnEATRE.-FIRsr NIGHT
x viii VII.
r Nj ss' T THh N Nj
Mrs flowers Hsna the ProIheess Mrs Muz.y seth ssl
Il Ssp We,
SEYMOUR osR Ion naan Miss
Boxes 20 cents P ~ cents Doors open atS perform
with hs EO a fS viii
nis; Sinclair To be followed By The the DEVIL
@ S Ms y
TsylsS Psq:i95s Win +: fTaT o%GisSsafss
ets Boxes 20 ets Pit l2 cts Door open 6s o'clock.
CRops. AsToR PLACE, THIRD AVENUE AND
s sa' s s I9s pubic
with Nile Rosa the young and beane Creole
MI H. Matsan, the adrOit and brilliant single horse rider
sdes MS ana w also appear tins evening Be-
oMSs ws snd and % The tyS
acts AdnssiE Boxes twenty five cents Pit one shilling.
M AMMnATrAN CIRCUS, GRAND STREET, NEARTaE
NA Williamsburg Ferry; -Tuesday evening, NOV; "a the
pubo hss T ha sPPsr5 N beautiful Act Of
sns seasr sgys Of caSe Sy@na,siss ri 5qan
c. De7ere the Great Trick cow Mr. saith. he "a
eSii;ssp pEIss " ~
e2a. performances commence at o'clock.
| A MEXICAN AusEux.-P. T. BARYUM. MANAGER
o ana rropretSrmJ Greenwood r. Assistant Mana
% WsSR ' Of e:
and Pan tomime have connected their
mutually win the Raye Family they APPEAR afternoon
%sden Pss Sor Ms yssry M merry RSe
on exhibition at all hours tie skeleton Of an enormous
Whale the Living Boa Constructor Living Anaconda Nam
moth Croeo die Admission 70 Children under 10
! ERANKLIN Theatre I75 CHATHAM sQUARE-AD-
private SSse 81 Doors OPEN az half ~
at half past An extra afternoon Performance
@ent; consist q Troupe Of Mode, Artstes Bsndof
be fcaaa no oher place in SS cy
M + AN performance will be given on Ihanksgv-
TE'HE DEANE FAMILY HAVE rae HONOR OF AN
neqf cling to their friends and the public that they win
Eysnins is 81 the coi.ean Broadsay 'A '"'''a''
Gibbons EGYPnAN COLLECTION AND TRANS
SsP PnT1% Of as N wR 0
on Wednsasy Nov aSHOeg Of exhibition, from l2
nac Ron an byzantine saraceaic Me@iook and ottoman
sDt ASn a ys @ 4: sder@ n0a ss
varied characteristics Of it's people, the river Gluvium
and deserts are exhibited in grand moving Pa
noramie Picture tofsst in length BY in height explained
BY Geo. Clddon in Oral Lectures embracing the
Researches Archaeological Biblical and Historical. aud i'll
imtraed by Gallery o. Egyptian Antiquities: Mummies,
80 with splendid Tableaux of Herogyphieal Writings,
Paintings, and Sculpture Egyptiau. Arabian, Turkish,
Creek and other Oriental Music performed during each xh
bitten MI ohddcn's descriptions commence precisely at
Il. M and at ~ p ~ Admission so children
price. Gibbons Handbook to the Panorama the door,
price 70 cents. For other particulars small bills.
| VNHEATRICAL NOT1CE.-THE SEASON WILL CON-
nence at Richmond Va. December 3. 1sf9. Ladies and
gentlemen engaged will please be in Rchno by the
| the month. CHIPPENDALE 4 SEXTON
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II J.MEyKRs PRINT DEPOT. No. $50 BRoADwA
By JOSEPH hEGEMAN. AUcTIoNLER.-rU
ron SALE AND To LET.


EoR sALE-A Farm OF so ACRES IN YORK CoUN-
virginia six miles north Of william sburgh
rver One halt arabic land in hi Oh STATE Of cultivation well
adapted 70 grow all kinds Of grain vegetables fruit ana
baeeo The other half is covered with heavy and vaiaabe
on ssod and SUBSTANTIAL dweinss with valuable OUT
buildings q every description Fences good
dan eunao the place mill and school house wishn
mile. This valuable property will be disposed
tn II desert Tor further partcuiars inauirc Of ~ ~
EVANS, Croton fallr, New YORK. or THOMAS EVANS
on the prem,et.
VgisTY-axTB STREET LOTS FOR sALE-.TnREE
Ios on the North tide Of Twenty street. between
ststh atd ssTensh avenues. guire Of
ExEcUToRs sALE-H NILSSON BUSH CO WILL
II SELL This Day, their sales room. No. 10 North william
street. l O'clock by order Of the late s.
Lyon the following articles 20 wit ~ English patent lever
cases IspTsror hne Lebson finished gold eassd Lever .sch
hchvy COLO Guard Chain, Spanish blue cloth Cloak 1
Aso 100 ysrds tine mixed ssiiae &C. with variety Of faa
ey goods Se Sale positive for eesh; ,,,rx go,
IL teen Lands high sired By Sir srey Of great endurance
and style perfectly sound and gentle in h.rhsssor
s aS sss Sf G}iS ssn r tree, s .ss
1ersity Place.
nININo sALeON-A sPLENDIDLY FITTED UP
~ std eonmcdous DiIirE Saloon, together With Bar.
Asrgs and rrohtsbie business ooa
date rleation TO HOMER BkoHN, IS Sassau street.
% siairf.
UNFINISHED ArARTMgSTs LEr, IN A VERY
comfortable and Eenteely furnished house handsome
doutle beddd Room ane single Room With closets between;
tcs ava aianer on SUNDAYS Not more tass or
fsntlsuer will Re slsa. Baths N ne house Aefersacss
tselarg,d hsdIess u lalght street
ITO LlT-raE oRoToN FAILS HorrL or rHE
tanning twenty-five convenesy arranged together
With static ier hiryss horses itis very desirable
good snshs AIRY I; j. n LEE 70 Is Centre sirss.
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q Enn-wANTED, A PARTNER WITH 500 OR $500
BOOV 70 embark in the Grocery and Liquor busness
IN town short distance from New York. Address A.
tie oee ofthis Good reference evsn and
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SOUTHERN TRAvEL.-UsITEp STATES MAlLLINE

~ Tho superior steamer Cherokee Capt. Thomas Lyon
will leave for savannah Wednesdays 18th of November
and 18th and 10Th Of December AZ clock In the
from pier No North River This steamer,
with the Central Railroad and inland from Sa
vannah affords most comfortable and expeditions
to all parts OF Georgia Florida Alabama
Travellers TO New Oresns will ind 1t desirable route
To savanna in 60 or 20 hours and from New York
Orleans in about7 days. Apply 20
SAx'L l.. MITCHELL, 1914 Front street.
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(vOnNERcIAL BANK AT PERTH AnBoY--THE
" o. this bank received deposit BY all
city banks The fve and Under eonunue 10 be redeemed at
enc quarter PER cent discount.
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nR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET. HAS, r0R run
~ ss fourteen years. confined his prsctce 70 the treat
Of mercursl ara other diseases Of delicate nAtur
Ne the aggravated this diseass. sn4
mild eases removed In TIVE W rvs saya psssess suss
noeharre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-27

MI EDICAL ADvICE-DoCToR YouRsELr PRIVATE
1 " for 70 cents by Of the Pocket %
Every One His Own Physician II sa eenhdenuai siiene
friend and prvats enabling one 70 conduct HE
successful termination Twenty Fourth 3D.
on, with hundred engravBr showing private disease
and nartasons Of the rcnsstve syste every shsee
and fern, BY William louns, NJ D. The vsriow for3s
seminal weakness diseases Of the pcSo<e
sand ipeency solitary hata Of youth ara faithfully DE-
cribes and all the recipes given n psn language Th
chapter structure 10 worthy OF Particular attention And
should be read BY every Any sending twsa-
sve cents enclosed In letter. vii receive Of Ne
tooi by mail or ss copies will be sentfor dollar. Al
for sale BY srinser Townsend "a Broadway, New York
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IrLouR AND nEAL-TBE SUBSCRIBERS KEEP CON-
DLATo THOU REAsoNEsr.wELI.-'TI BETTER n

INDIA RUBBER ovERsHoEs AT RErAtL-LADIEg
and eentlen.ns Patent netslle Ineis Rubber Over
shots, Of selected styles constantly kept hand and
cold BY the single pair at the Gosdyear Rubber Warehouse
es Broadway, near Trinity Church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-27

rl,BE HARRIED woMANs PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
panion"If every female had this work, especially
every married female would net generally the
sickly dsbtaed wife daughter struggling with
plant supsrindueed by ts Beauty
health strength and happy old would have the
lot Of Thousands who their Wives and
theirs to themselves TO their children and 10 thsr
husbands 20 have this work profit by the Invaluable
suggestions 1t con tains spirit o. the Times.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-27

THNHE DEANE FAMILY HAVE THE HONOR OF AN
noun cling to their friends aud the public that they will
give Concert and Literary Entertainment Thursday
Evening Dec. l3, at the coliseum Broadway.
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Other Mdiriduak
Baaks.
Armenia Bank -.
American Bank :.
Bank Of Attica. =.
Bank Of Bainbridge
Bsnk OF I ayuga
Lake..........
Bank Of The EN- pire
Bank Of Lake Erie
Bank Of New Re-
cheue ..-..,
Bank Of Saratoga
Springs 1870.
Bank of Westheld
Black River Bank
Chsmplain Bank
Commercial Bank
Of Allegany Co.
Con Il ercial Bank
Of Lockport.
Cortland Go. Bank
Cuyler's Bank.
Drovers' Bank "
Cattaraugus Co.
Dutehess Co. Bank
Exchange Bank Of
Buffalo 80.
Exchange Bank Of
LoekIort $500.
Farmers Bank of
hina.........
Franklin Bank of
Chautauque Co.
Franklin { o. Bank
Hartford Bank go.
Henry X eep's Bank
u IN geriord's Bank
kirs land bank -.
knicker booker Ek.
Melntyre Bank.
Merchants Bank
feanandsigua.
Merchants Bank of
Chautauqne Co.
Merchants Bank
of Erie County.
Nerchsn ts'S Ears.
Be. Putnam Co.
NY. Security Blk.
Y. Y. Stock Bank
Northern Bank Of
New York 49,.
Northern Can. Bk.
Northern Elk. Bank
Palmyra Bank >.
Pratt u ank -.
Irattsyille Bank
Putnam ' alley Bs.
Rochester Hank.
State Ban k at Sau-
gerties ........
Suffolk [ o. Bank.
UDG Gilla psnh...
Vnlage bank.
Walter Joy's Bk.
Warren Co. Bank.
VI bite's Bank
White Plains Bk.
Wooster hbermaL s
Bank .........
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he. WHEELER, ocULIsT, p BARCLAY sTRLgr.
~ deyotsf his exclusive attention 10 diseases OF the
and to The insertion OF Aracsl Eyes which he has us
imported from Paris, Of make and
lty They will be supplied inserted erm
Once hours from . TO 5 o'clock. Pm.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


rTBE BILLS OF TuE UNION BANK or DOVES ARE
II redeemed BY " ss heretofore $. VAN DUZEs.
billiard TABLES. WITH ENGLISH SLATE BEDS
the makers rooms entrance as F-ion and ~ Ann street
EgIepssn, arr The public are Invited e ry then Cloth
Of for eash tables on hand for sale and made 70 order
DER STEAMER CALEDONIA FEW BALES (HIGH
coDTRIY fATfIsoSs Co., ss and IS Broad St,
GOLD Pen tina, you want step in AZ j. v sAvAGEs
Ricbsleu ever pointed guarantee will give
Watch or your ws,S q s Fen TTS SILVER
DREsIux BISCUIT AND CRACKER BAKERY-ERAs-
tus I,gs No Ss Ms.hns son street has on hand. and
MA BsS BSs.s srssr and ws.sr cr.sr sns Pa
snd Navy Bresd 81 the best quality which he osers the
bread for IN. California voyage FOR the
southern marietta
ELouR AND EEAI-TBE SUBSCRIBERS KEEP soy-
ttanty on hand and for sale, large assortment o. ex
er for sale .. The lowest msfaes prices Also extra Buck
wheat Neal Graham Flour superhas rye FLOUR Dat Neal
Sbs .msl seS. Soses And bags x 50 md q iSs each Or
tion. JT.sJ. @. FROST, 23f Front street
plato, THOU REAsoYEsr.wElL-IIs BETTER TO
do washing before breakfast than have about all
ssy ysTs rfT vg o, TINE and %ssPs
largest rssh IN one hour ., an expense Of ak cents viii
you be tsusht The price Is 81 vsrapted inure the
r yss p.1 sss, % and country p,Psr TIE
hind We have before noticed" n. TWELvETREEs Nae
sau street, room %
INDIA RUBBER DIVERSIONS AT RErAu-LADTEs
sho., selected styles are sonstsnti kspt on hand and
s ,ns . 'f y esu Sssy'r Rubber Warehouse
ConsERcIAL BANK AT PERTH Ansor-,THE
hanks The fve and under ccntnue 20 be redeemed
enc qusrter per cent discount
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NoCURE NO cHARGE.-DR MURPHY, OF 90 GOLD
street. ecnfdentsy consulted all private
diseases Recent Cases Of gonorrhea he in
days onsttu icnal debility and mpoteney SUCCESSFULLY
treatedky DR.. NJ No used In
from business opcn from A. n togP.M
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nR. RALPH, AUTHoR or rus PRACTICAL pi

GTRIcT URE-ITs NATURE, SYMPTOMS, coNsE-
~ aneneee mode of detecting the remedies With recipes
and only No nesd
lore be troubled with structure sx,h eatsr m pa Price
81 Nay We BAD Of the author ~ Grssnvich street. "
Fcft mailss flee.
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A MEXICAN MusEgx-P T. BARNuM. MANAeER

ERANKLlN THEATRE, 175 CHATHAM sQUARE.-AD-
mission hoxes y cts; pit Ia cts atage seats. 80
private bsxes, Doors half
commence at half past An extra afternoon
ments consist Of Troupe Of Mode, Artes, Bsndof
to be found at other place in the city
n r. An afternoon performance will be gwen Thanksiy
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Two TICKETS fFfRsT CLsss,l FOR THE JANUARY
a steamer from Panama 20 San Franciseo in Of the
best state rooms In the ship containing but berth
sale tose,her separately Apply at No l Pearl street. up
stairs. v
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EoR SAN FRhNCIsCO, VIA RIO yANETRo AND
Nalnaraiso.-The fnvorite steamship SARAH SANDS,
lb1 tons turthen W. THOMPSON Commander, will leave
for san Francisco, via Rio Janeiro and Valparaiso Mon
day, Dee -, from Pier r. This spsndid ship s
passed in her cabin for convenience and comfort and
Arrangement has been made the liberal scale The
esage has been htted with great regard comfort o.
every berth being provided with
gill also srread Tor them with plain food.
Families detirous OF proceeding California will this
orportuny Eary application s necessary secure
good terths, only limited number will be tab Apply
70 J. BOwARD son, 81 Broadway.
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ITALIAN OPERA, Aston PLAoE-sIFTa APPEAR

Il ance in America Of gnorina Apollonia Eertueoa.
Wednesday evening Nov q 1872 will be Rossinis
celebrated opera eria oTLLLC-Desdemona sgra Apeons
Bertucca Emilia Sgnorl .vagadro; Otello Ssnor Fort;
Emiro Sig Nov ali koderigo Sig G. Gudi; lago. Sig Bene
Doge Sgnor Patti Conductor aud Director. Max
Maretzek. Prices admission all in boxes aad
quet secured either Tor the night 5O admission
the evening of Icrforar ccParduet, ST. hmpthoatre,
20 eents. Door oren att ooloek 70 oommenoe at71x
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TooLoGICAL HALL, NO. 81 BowERY.-G. QUICK.
IL ManagerThs establishment will for the
Thursday Nov 29th Thank day. with the largest
and most complete collection OF Wild Beasts and Birds
exhibited in America, including many aad striking Mo-
vetes splendid performance will be given daily ats and
o'clock OF feats Of Trained Elephants Ponies and other ami
mails: Mr. Brooks will the Dens of Lions and Tigers
Admission y cents children under hafpre Exhibition
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INeR TEMALEs Ann uALrs--pR LARzrTTr.,

NO CURE NO PAy.-DR. C0RBITT, ~ DUANE CT.
m.yhs eensulted on the treatment Of certain delicate
dsesse practice Of sixteen devoted the treat
ent Of delicate dsesset enables Dr. c. cure the wors.
mercury used
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GRAND soIREE-MR. PERACHIo PROFESSOR OF
" Dancing begs leave inform his friends at the soci
tion of his pupils that he viii give GIand Soree.
Thursday Evening Goth nst his No. 30 Howard
street. Tickets 81, to be had at the door.
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OLYMpIc TaEArRE-TUEspAY

II
~ Eighth street.W ale.t still in field The public is
respectfully oImed that the Manager
sngagement with Nile Rosa the young and beautiful Creole
from the New Orleans and South American
Mr. H. Matisan the adrot and brilliant single horse rider
is likewise engaged, and will also this evening Be-
bides the usual performances by this ACCOMPLISHED
troupe Of Eque TRANS, vauters and Gymnasts Tho
Clowns Wallet and Bobby Williams will appear in all the
acts Adnissi9e Boxes twenty five cents Pit one shilling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-27

yTANTEpNToR THE pRAeooNs AND HoUNTEp
w Rihemen, bodied young whom will be given
good geneel clothing board and medical attendance
Recruiting Once No 90 Hudson street. between Thomas and
Anthony.
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A CARp.-IrALIANoP OPERA. Aston PLACE THEATRE

A CARD.-lIHLlAN OPERA Aston fLACE THEATRE
"A The Benefit OF Signofna borghose wiz take place
Thur day next Nov 30 at this place Of Fashionable resort
and the rrma donna who has often received marks OF
APPRECIATION from II public OF Now York. takes this
unity of info rmng the amateurs OF music that Donzetu9
Opera, Don Pasquae viii be performed on the occasion
of her last The Opera chosen for this sol
dadieu has been represented in this country and
IL 10 universally celebrated
Inkltinns of ihfI med
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7
NA Williamsburg Ferry; Tuesday evening, Now q, the
far famed lavEter Lee will appear beautiful Act Of
Double HorsemaIshp. The celebrated Rivers Family. all
tier leanuill displays OF Classic Gymnastics Mr. John
ShInde Mr. Isaac Sweet Mast. W Nixon, Mast. Lube Ri
e IN ther various acts ana scenes OF h3rsemGnhp Mr.
q bevere the Great Trick Clown. Mr.. Saith. the IA
nous con 10 Ginger win sing in CHARACTER The Uedup Man
admission Boxes cent?; Children half prices PIT l2l
esnu Gallery for Colored People 2 open
t5a. perform a o'clock
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EoR SAN FRANCISCO, oALIFoRsIA-THE FIRST
II class New Yorh built ship RUSSELL GLOVER so tons
rgsttr having most Of her enjoyed will have imme
dat dssrseh or the sboy port eht or passsseap-
III. HOLDkE0F, Jr., % Wall street.
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DIERCING PRESS wANTED.-THE Casa WILL BE
paid for three thread Piercing Press either arch
or gsose meek pattern in good order and suitable tor cut,
ting raising tin into boxes with hole four inches dia
through the botom let the tin fall through; aud
side or mandr ~ ste. and ~ inches square. Any
DESTROYS % selling such Press will please address (v
JAMES s. MASON CO.,
1ol North Third 81. Phiiadephfa.
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A NTHoNY J. BLEECKER WILL SELL, rus DAY
at " o'clock at the Exchange, the large building lot
No ~ COurabdt street; also three houses on Avenue C.
si hfty lots Sixth and Seventh avenues and on
shty sixth, sxtyseyenth Seventy fourth and Seventy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-27

LkkS that females in this country do retain A.
longer thar thirty but fall piy hsv
ought 70 be in the bloom Of womanhood This certainly
true to some extent
IL not time. then that our wives daughters saa sistsrs
should understand themselves sufficiently prererys tnsY
health their beauty the causes which produce effects
and how to obyias rome OF their maades work ef
such i'm p0rthnee TO their welfare. The Married womans
Private Medical Companon, By Dr. A. n. hAurcssu, n
within their rsaeh.-Ohio Times
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BUTTONS THEATRE.--W. 4. BURTON, MANAGER
ID and Benefit Of Miss Chapmaa-Tuesday Eve
ming Nov "a will be played the MARRIED LIFE
Mr. samuel Coddls Mr. Burton Mrs sa a.sl coede Miss
sPO0NsMr. Highbury Barnes, Mr. Holman; Twinks, Mr..
Buron Joe the Baker Mr. Johnston; Mrs Bunbury Miss
Chapman; Mrs Hghbury Barnes Miss Barber.
with the hurlesque Of LUCY DID SHAM AMOUR Enrico
di Ncreat Mr. 8. Leach Count Edgaro Taste True RAJ
yenswood Mr. Johnston; Lucia Miss Chairman. Doors open
81 O'CLOCK. Boxes 80 eentsI Family Circle % eents
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H1fpiness me Aim Of an:

"Hsprincss is doubtless the aim Of all. The question
h how ~ shnll be obtained IL be denied that
condition health 20 be possessed and enjoyed
Alike by the hu1land father, the wife and
children. The wife and mother 10 subject many
plants incident TO her from which tho husband
ather IL thus that her often
seky existence, painful 20 contemplate Let the husband
then, he values hs aid that Of
panon OF his bosom and the mother OF his children avail
himself Of The Married WOmans Private Medical Comps-
non by DR.. A. NJ MRurieeau, In which he will tkose
matters treated % which he shoud beixnor.nl-Pa
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-17
: - -
Startling Right,

We do not intend TO praise The acts OF the new
Administration when we do moi heartily approve
them, nor even 10 keep silence when they seem 10
us nudciOus, and we cannot withhold our hearty
approval Of the decision Of the President and Cab-
net not to be hurried nor pushed, In any other
manner driven into making nominations for mpor-
tant posts by the crowd Of Office seekers now In
Washington. They win make no diplomatic mp
pointments unless TO fill actual vacancies, nomi-
nate for places Mt homo, except In where The
terms of the incumbent expire during the present
brief session of the Senate. This Is exactly right,
Many of the appointments nre highly important, and
should be made with the utmost care and upon ma
ture elaboration. Many changes should doubtless
be made. but none because Col. this or Hon. Mr..
that or Governor tothef wants an Office and cant
whit. Try him while, and see Ii he cant! Very
likely he will find the discipline Of Patience exceed
ingly beneficial TO his constitution. And, at all
events, the spectacle Of such crowd scrnmbne
and struggling for places, Ia an ,inwhoesome one.
II must faint the atmosphere Of Washington Make
them III stand back and form fair ring, ind stop
the performance till they do. And If the President
should make peremptory rule to appoint no man
TO Office, now or ever, who comes to Washington
craving and begging mn appointment, we should be
almost Inclined to Insist on his reelection.
We repeat, then. that this resolve of the President
and Cabinet 10 enlarge the circle Of their aequaini-
ance IL exactly right, and will he heartily approved
by the people Nem York Tribune i4M instant
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-17
Mr. ch.ar. U. 5. ssnator from ONO.

This gentlemen. lately elected Senator from Ohio,
Is native Of Hopknion, New Hampshire, and
nephew 10 the late Dudley Chase, who was Judge
Of the Supreme Court of Vermont, and Senator In
Congress from that State He publicly claimed
when on the stump last sumner, relationship with
and Judge Of the Supreme Cont of The United
States. He graduated at Dartmouth College in 1926.
Immediately afterwards, through the influence Of
his uncle, he became member of the family of the
late William Writ, Attorney General, with whom he
read law, and wus private tutor 10 his children.
While In Washington, Mfr. Chase drew up petition
10 Congress for The abolition Of slavery in the Dis
trio, Of Columbia, obtained numerous list of sigma
lures and had II presented. II created an unusual
stir at the Capitol. He came to, Cincinnati about
eighteen years ago, and Immediately commenced the
work of editing the Ohio Statutes, in three large
volumes--anoiher volume Of which he is about 10
publish bringing The work down TO the present lime
Al the bar few, II any, hive more extensive or lu-
cralive business His age il about forty -four years
Mr.. Chase is also the nephew Of Judge Mclean:
Cisretand Herald.