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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-27

r.. -. ,Sr, N, -, $500. "a.
!rss.se ana porte X osssn. s.si,ss 4 shs former PERI
he arrival q the mails and passengers from Panama and ~
turning yhog delay with The malls sad passengers for Ne
steamer from San rrancisco.
Ne q vii .ss - ,'s NE ssi =
ihs veil Known ssssmship SARAH SANDS, sf lsco ssss
surhs nov under charter 70 the company anl IesuAsy
her cabin ArrAngemenw vi % keps "nass
ofthe steamers viii hep NJ hs sonnsedsn ~
tween Acapulco and the other Mexican ports.
The connection In the Atlantic will be mansAneA ~ Ne
SEcRoix. 1900 , ssns cHxscENrcrrv so svns
OHIO. .:,... Sooo toms CIIERoKEI Mo tons
Leaving New York for ChS{u "a sbs h and th efsssA
r: new ..';s..n.slg. n ponApo and sALcor .,u
Ing st such periods viii insure asiittie - pes
shps through line 70 ana from New Orleans and pcyts
nsxico California and Oregon. Passages from New Orean
sn ee seenrred ron Arns1onG LsvrAscs oe- sssAsb
The fare for through tickets from New refk v sAa vsaa
heohas been reduced from
goo In state rooms, 70 $50.
e3p. In lower cabin; 70 txp.
goo, IN steerase, to e18.
The rstss from New fork UhAsY viii ~ asMs isvsss
ADOPTED by any ssfe steamer between those porM
csoes q ssr.h. gly sshs omss q ~
EoR SAN FRANCISCO VIA RIO AND vALPARAIso.--
The and spien did double engine steamship GOLDEN
GATE q 2p0 tons hurthen, Csrlle r. Patterson, W =
Navy Commander will have quick despatch ~ san iran
been built carry e u mails between Panama and San
Francisco u double iron BRAIDED and has unsurpassed &C
ROWLAND \ AspINwALIf "a s0ush street MI,
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THE ROYAL NAIL sTEAMER MERLIN. CAPTAIN
a sampson, will sail for bermuda and st. Thomas on
Monday the yth Of June, at noon. She has excellent ac
for pssngers Price Of passage 70 Bermuda
So 10 st. Thomas $40. There IL regular mail oommuni-
cation between 81 Thomas and all the IVES. India Islands
Havana Vera Cruz, venerues. &e The Merlin will take
freight Apply 70 H. cuNARD, Jr., - Broadway. s.
No Letters Mails viii be received board Of the Merlin.
except through the Post ofee.
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATE
Nail seamera-Ths ships comprising ths line Are u

.thps Luoc.
.cspt SomssoeA
AphiAIit.. capt Graiton.
rhees ships having been built by oontrsc expressly fos
service has been taken In their
srucuon ~ also In their engines 10 insure strength and
speed and their accommodation for passengers
eguaed for elegance comfort Price from New
York Liverpool SID; exclusive OF extrs sise state
tS7S; from Liverpool 70 New York E An expert
euoed will be attached each shp. No bcrh
BE- secured until paid for.
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MECHANICs HALL, NO. 07 BROADWAY, ABOUT
IVA Grand strs-0pen every night daring the week until
further notice. The original and well known CHRISTYG
1rNsTRELs cOnPrI.iaG saeisnt and versatile "eerPs
naaaxsnest Of Christy, whose ooroers IN thi: city.
iSvsr 81 highly respeessbis snd shionsbis audiences
Tickets eests Doors open ct halfpast sx, commence
eight o'clock An Afternoon Concert will be given 81
turdsy nsx for the accommodation Of Ladies and Juvs
allies, eommsncinG 81 o'oleck, p. u.
CrRAHKLIN MUSEUM. It's CHATHAM sQUARR-0lo
Is LEA, Sole Proprietos.- Admisson-Ssats In Private
Ieass y esa.. Siege seats TX cents Bo.s. . ssat rss
and Evening. Entertainments commence In the ARR
noon ~ o'clock, and In the evening - o'clock. IN
entertainments varied and select and such BE-
q other place q New YORK. eonsistias
Lsas Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe unbenng nftss
psorners being the largest and ~ the time the most
TALENTED band In the United States troupe Model Ar
lists who selected for their beauty and Agure and w
Dsrsenate number Of beautiful tabsaux taken sn ths
pictures Of ancient snd modern times company Of Aral
Qisls who through variety Of fea Of strength and
1sxssrsy nadans ne only Female yuEssr IN sAs
exhibition Of Marble sts.usy snsqsaed In the werlt
together With variety Of interesting
afternoon ana evening" For particulars bills ofsseh day
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MARRIAGE.
WHY so OFTEN UNHAPPY.
THE CAUSES AND THE REMnpY.

MANY AND MANY WIFE ENDURES YEARS
M bodily suneting and Of mental anguish, prcsrats aAA
helpless embttering her c that Of her
srding the future welfare her children arising
which, have spared the suffering the Aagush
70 the wife, and to the husband
y dimcuites having their origin in the mind being
companion Of his bosom.
How that the ssuses should b Known 70 every
sonequsnees 70 the health AID happsess Of both may %
avoided Life too short and health precious a2
portion Of the 70 be spent without the full ENJOY
ment Of the other The timely possession Of little worn
Aas the LIFE Of fSS6ia1 ~ x STsr rHou,ASp
copies have been sold since the frt edition was Issued
The author has been induced 10 advertise 10 BY the
and pressing Of those who have been Indebted
publication for all they hold dear THAT all may have sp
pertunty Of obtaining H. and who have favored hin VI q
thousands letters OF eneomium, some Of which
nsxed 70 the Advertisement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-27

LIMITED STATES AND CANADA POSTAL ARRANGE
msntNotsce to the Public, and distinctions 10 POST
masters-Arransements have been conclu ted
a Of ma at ths following "
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TO BE PUBLISHED IMMEDIATELY

Louis Hague, Esqt preparing, In tinted iithography
from drawing made BY him during the faithful
representation In the highest style Of art OF the State Open
ina q the Great Exhibition Of all Nations by her Majesty
the Queen The chosen In the picture being when
the address Of the Royal Commissioners Sire Of the
wing 1917 inches by ~ without margin. PrOofs 2is prnts
l2s; full coored, As N. B.-The original has been
hbsd at the Palace and approved Of BY her Majesty and
quested 70 good mpressons London Alderman
Co. publishers to her Majesty. p6 Strand. No.
JUST PUBLISHED,
The United States Frisate ST. Lawrence saletins %
Psis 7s. 3D.; eOiOrsd los Cd. London Aeksrm Co
MOI
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Fer freight or pasaes, arpiy 70
Inward x; COLLINS, No: IS wall street, Mt.
DROWN, SHIPLEY Co, Liverpool.
G.RoBERTs CO, Is Kings Arm Yard, London
L. DRAPER, in, Boulevard, Montmartre, Paris.
buiiiou metals,
ssess bills Of sdns sued therefor and the value sherof
thsrn expressed.
Amer e hrst Of April nex Of freight ~ ths above
steamers from Liverpool Will be materially reduced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-27

MO FEE UNTIL CURED.-DR. CoRBITT. or II
IN Duane street. may be consulted conhdenaly on the
treatment Of delicate diseases from practice OF twenty
years Dr. c. enabled 20 guarantee permanent. cures
without mercury. DR. Crecihc boz, bottle, one doay
has never failed in ereotinG cure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-27

M EDIcAL cARD-THE ADVERTISEMENT IN YES
Nl terdays paper headed DIR. Warren Mott street. and
others calling into question medical gentlemans London
diploma the of which has been doubted
ofthc medical alluded emanated nom brain
less little fellow and his eoadutor In Roosevelt St. none o.
which have the least claim the medical profession could
tell whehcrA diploma was rcnuine or not from stinted
education. The public cannot mistake him from hs long
Jewish cast Of countcnanoc.
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pARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIVATE

diseases, In few hours BY vegetable sprliss.isa,
without pain In debility brought by improper hAbite
and coni.utona Affections he combines medicines With
the local remedy and show there
who cannot be cured without IT, he has daily, ef
years duration from the other physicians In he suaraa
ties permanent He has structures daily he
without esustc which Others use by their not s1psl
ling the former disease enough His diploma VIII
these and the hundreds Of oerfoate how that
equal IL. You cured In one day-D. ~ Corbyn. 0ns
local cured In few hour. after another doe
tor tried long time-C Deroni. paid $50 In ave
ysss be cured Of weakness from v.nout tsns
IT. you cured By local and general trsatmeDs In
short tme-Jas. Evans You cured me Of the worst u
syrhtie ulcers body and face In short time, ses
every qusek medicine could hear ofwm Ferguson. PERTH
Amkoy M. Thoee 81 distance By enclosing fee, ~
treated BY mall once hours from A. ~ 70 r. ~ snt
Ito JPN. ~ LARh0NT, n. D., q Rsade street, svs
Aoo from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-27

ID AYMONDANDHERRD CH'SMENAGERIE-
~ This celebrated Nenagerethe largest and bost
Quoted in the known almost animal
known TO natural history and which has received the pa
trcnage and applause Of hundreds Of thousands of the nest
respectable people Of the United stetss has
uet commenced most brilliant campaign and win
visit the principal cties and Of New England in the
following order yr-Merdan Nay - hiddiesown, 2ts,
wamarter. sls Norwich, June I'd; Providencs r. !.
ly in June, and Boston, Mass 9TH July, their way
through the States Of Name New Hampshire and Vermon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-27

NIBLo's-MR. HENRY PLAcIDE BEGS TO AN
~ the appointment Of his Benefit and Last light
Wednesday, 18th Nay when will be pres, nted the VIII
LACE DOcrok-pr Bonemnr Mr. Placide. Mr. Chppea-
dale has kindly volunteered lis services and will appear
tho character Baron fadae originally acted by him
Park Theatre Concluding with the and
full Of the FIRST NIClT-AcLille DuErd Mr. H. Pis
eide: Emile. Mrs. Sloan
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ks1recfJron L<n0s
TO THOSE JUST EARRIED.-"HAp 4 KNowu

BY DR.. A. NJ. MAURIcKAU,
pRorHssoR or DrsEAsEs or wonEH.

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tmaed reel any part q the Uned states AZ Letters
usthe poet psid teseeIt thess W.
CITY Igsii.h9s Ss so ~ hns1r sirSSsft ssyyynfssth
rithn three months with perfect raAtv ard certainty
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CoR NEW ORLEANS, .pIRECT-THE FINE NEW
n double engine steamer, WINFIELD SCOTT, 2iOo tons
burhen, Captain kenney Cousrd will depart from pier
No sNorth River, AZ three o'clock r. NJ, On Monday, I'd
June For freight arriy 10
DAVIS, BR0oKs y co.. Is Beaver s.resh
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al they hold ali may have IN sp
hou:ands q i.ttsr sn.oniun. Of which Are "a
THE MARRIED woMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL coMPANIoR,
BY DIR. A. NJ. MAURIcRAu,
pRovIssoR pIsrAsss vonu.
rHIs WORK IS sf NTrSpsD BED TffciAELY rux
inpGrt.n, which should s. Known shsn pss-
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tended for the married those contemplating msrtAxse
neither since " IL ones duty 70 become
possessed o. knowledge whereby the srfrtnrs wnos
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POSTAGE. PURCHASER
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MANS PRIVATE MEDICAL CosfAAnlvH seps
fmaiIed free 10 any the Uned states All cttes
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IL who fer number years has devoted his attention 20
certain class Of diseases and their consequences such as
falling % Of the hair and nais drcpsy enlarged gisnds
ETC. Also children who have Inherited the disease from
their Parents which often misctlcd by applying the name
Of scrouia etc. The city being infested with number Of
mock and quack doctors who pretend 70 possess specifies
witch will In all instances snd resort 70 various other
foul means 70 humhug the public such az cures afew
houra etc. would respectfully state that he 10
member 81 the Medical Society the only regular phy
clan in that rsrt OF Duane street
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NEw MEDICAL BooKss-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
IN work on the nature and treatment o. dcste diseases
ana All the Kindred anectionsilustrsted By great
Der q eelored plases . large sse By Hsms
Bostviok ~ D.. lecturer and diseases Of "a
above named nature Its large quartc50 PAGES; ssocnl
edition price $40 Errsct from the Boston Medical ss<
20 Rccrd Actions works The same family Of disessea
ard far superior 70 q the hind EYER published =
. cents Author Of work Abuse, and rs dsplo.
rabie effects sc Sc sixth edition. fourteen plates pes
81 For sale At the publishers sTRINGERG T0wNsRNp,
"a Broadway, and By the author, 500 Broadway.
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DACfrrC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-fONLY
through line for Cailforna and 1.-The public
are informed that under the Of hs Com
psrtmens and carrying the United States mas viii con
MIME leave Panama and San Franchise che LIST and 1BA
s.n and will touch ~ Aespuicc san Diego and Mon ters
The sceyine steam packets belonging 70 the Pac6s Ma1
ss ,, ccnrsny are nov In n. Pacific Gus dvhish
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CoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-SKv YORK
s'sss s.ssP yRssy u..a
nsndsr vii leave forHsvrs touching a southampton Y
esleeh from pier No sNorth River Price passage sa
All letter, mus. pa,s ,s.cp6h ne Pet Once For freight
80 Broadway.
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nR, JOHNSON, 10 DUANE SIkElI 80 VIII. IN. H ns.,n,
~ IN the treatment Of delicate diseases Inc poctcs
for skill In those esses tina
Tor years IL preemncn Constitutional
four DAYS. A perfect or no charge.
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CoMPANY.-roR
~ Bremen, via Southampton The United States Mail
steamship WASHINGTON, q. W. FLOYD eommapder will
sail fer Southampton and Bremen Saturday, June H.
from rer No North River NJ " o'clock An experienced
SURGEON attached 70 the ship All letters must pass
passage or freight Apply 70 M0LLER, SANDS RlERA,
agents. 70 Broadway. TIE steamship HERMANN will sue.
coed the Washington on the 18th July.
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RARNuhs AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P. T; BARNUM,
~ Proprietor and Manager John Greenwood J Assistant
ment Of the Bateman Children for
other week which will he positively their last thoy sail
for Europe Juneon Monday and Tuesday evenings May
18th and 9th. RICHARD IIIRichard. Miss Ellen Bate
Richmond. Miss Kate Ba;eman; the farce Of the
SPOILED CHfLD-Lttle Pickle, Mise Kate Bateman Tug
Misc Ellen Bstemsn; and the ROUGH DIAAOND-Cousin
joe Mr. Hadaway; Margery. Miss z. Chapman In the AZ
ternoon, the TEACHER TAUGHT, and the SPECTRE
BRIDEGROOM. Admission To the Museum and Perform
IS eents children under 10 Of l2s eenta
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-17
Office for Life still a Whig Doc
trine---The Reason.

The Journal, speaking Of Mr.. John Woods,
Auditor of State, says:
"The people of Ohio will not admit the
expediency of exchanging an able, yigilant
and tried officer, for one who knows nothing
of the place. Their interest is too deep and
important to justify them in such an act Of
folly. They will do no such thing"
So you insist that it is lJe-oGce - this
Authorship! When Mr.. Wood dies, (which
Heaven forefend the Office will have to be
closed, unless Mr.. Bascom can find an ap-
propriate successor.
For the people to presume to make any
other Auditor than Mr.. Woods, Mr.. Bascom
thinks would be an act Of folly" We be-
gin to see more Of the reasons why the
Wings always oppose popular elections it
is to keep the naoney-bags in their own ire
sponsible hands, for purposes Of personal fa-
5oritism, and for--lending it to railroad COM
oanies. We shall see whether the people
will stand dumb, and be told they are about
committing an act of folly in striving to wrest
heir money from the hands of men who use
It for all purposes possibly likely to inure to
he enrichmentef private persons and incor-
porated companies.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-17
Cold Reception.

A laughing Phiiosopher might grow fst
these times Welean from the Ohio Ststss
man thSt the Journal the Wing organ Of
Ohio, at Columbus, after FHrxoHzlSG it for
the season. all at once. as the elections ap-
proach, conceived il necessary to make Mr..
yinton, the Wing candidate for Governor,
a supreme God resolution abol6tionist. The
Journal ventured upon this, too, in the face
of those anti-woOl dealers, the GAINESVILLE
Courier apd the Scioto Gazette. But as those
sentinels un the rsmparts we're sound asleep,
the journal repeats its dose. Mr. Vaughan,
of the Cleveland True Democrat, however,
instead of embracing the Journal and Mr..
Yinton, reviews the Journals arguments,
most successfully, too, and closes with the
following biting, scathing, dagger-like irony,
which we help to circulate for the good of
the common sense and common honesty Of
the age! Read it, but don't split your sides
with laughter at Bascom's expense;
We really mourn over the state of things
which exist around US. The Ohio State
Journal proving Mr.. Vinton an anti-slavery
man! The Herald urging that proof
Why, there is not man in the Wing party
of anti-slavery tendencies even, who will not
repudiate these organs upon this especial
ground. Nor is there Wing in all Ohio,
loving freedom, who does not believe those
papers to be pro-slavery. All sides must
admi this Yet now, on the eve of an cleo
ItiQn, they are out, proving what? Why,
that Mr.. Vinton is an anti-slayery man
Try it! Try it to your hearts content
Step by step we will follow YOU; Act BY
act we will confront. For while anxious
that Mr.. Vinton be known for what he Is, h
shall never, if we can prevent it, pass fo1
what he Is not.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-17

ANEcDoTE OF CRITTENDEN.-The follow
ing anecdote of young Crittenden, who was
shot at Hayauna is given by correspondent
of the Tribune:
A private letter from an American gen.
tleman in Havana states an incident as oc-
curing at the execution which ] have not
seen in print, and which is interesting if
true. 1t is, that when Col. Crittenden was
told to turn his hack and kneel, he impatient
ly exclaimed: "4No! Ikneel only to God and
never turn my back to the enemy" The
guard stepped back, and he was left to face
the almost instant fire Of the platoon, which
he did with the utmost coolness. An Amer
lean Is usually q man whether as 2 bravo, a
patriot or in almost any other phase Of life
And yet we find articles in many of the
whig papers denouncing these brave and gal
liant young men "piratesP' They may have
committed errors, but they are not pirates,
but patriots through whose veins coursed the
purest blood of liberty. Our prayers were
for their success vour tears are annsng those
who mourn their melancholy fate.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-17
Correspondence Of tile Ohio Statesman.
Auditor Woods on the Stump--A
Financial Failure Laughed at.
AKRON, September 10th, 1851

AKRON, September 10th, 1851.
DEAR COLONEL Tell the Democrats to
stand from under, for John Woods is after
them with sharp stick, Yesterday our
town was placarded over with handbills, on
blue and yellow paper, thus:
"HON. JOHN WOODS,
Auditor Of State, acW address the People at
the Court House This EveniRg!i"
Every tavern sign post had two, and every
snubbing post on the canal one Of these fa-
ming calls on the faithful. Well, evening
came, and the Court House bell rang once,
and nobody asscmbledzait rang again, and
John Woods assea6led-th Johnny Beacon
Teesdale started out to drum up the unterri-
fed Wings. He drummed, and the bell
rung, and out of pity to .Hon. John Woods,
Auditor of State," turned out. ] had a
little selfshness in it, too, for as help to
pay him for the time he is out electioneering,
| thought it no more than right that ! should
have the benefit of his labors.
Well, counted the audience, and there
were 40 men, boys and 8 women--making
AZ of the human family, besides " Hon. John
Woods, Auditor Of State" Of this number
large portion were Free Soilers, who pitied
the old man, and many Democrats, who had
the impudenoe to laugh. Among them were
ex-senator Swift, and Mr.. Canfeld, editor Of
the Democrat.
But the speech-the speech-oh, "it was
delightsome. He roared like sucking
dove" He said the Wings had the power
in the State till 1896, and the State debt was
then only $4,000, ,O00--that the people then
took it into their heads to change the officers,
and the Democrats increased the debt to
$20, 100000 That the Wings then got the
power, and appointed ME Auditor of State,
and ! have decreased the Stats debt more
than considerable, and l am now candi-
date for reelection, and if elected will pay
lit all off,
The multitude gazed in wonder at this
financial prodigy, and exclaimed in gae
Iextacy, "great is Diana Of the Finances r
STUMPER.