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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-18
DRIyATR MEDICAL WORN. -APRAcrrcAL-rxArrs

on The nature synpsens progress qusnoes rt
oles ans cure OF cseste teaes diseases which pe "a
sno ere ho q be taken for suoh ard on the
dvidusl Of both Written the pla at ianxs1 *,
,sssa 70 De prasssy useful e ever y sry
proves ey syng possible informsto on these
c speifeot safssusrd against quackery ~ Jos Abb
pp. WITH pstes Price az Sold b. the psshsher l&s ASS
street. BY meat boohseers and BY the autbsr an pot
rssa or mailed free Of postage BY addressing vss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-18

CUkEs WHEN THE TaEATsENT or OTHER Ppv.
Aeans AM Al other rtnedies aiTy enty yeAFs
bashsd-N No Iiftetcn ttgeet-Dr unters Re3 Drop.--
hghy valuable me diosna 4 novelty 4 kss been
before the public for TWENTY yesP aud By Ito merits aiono
mas arfen % decree o. esson not eyed b. othGr
mcocne Tor the certain and speedy ~ private diseases
only l 10 sn interesting fast that, notvf
mary attempts q counterfeit and the tricks resorss
Destroy tts fcpuAfty. 10 daily whe
AZ The other sdvtrsd remedies and who have been unJ5r
We eaLe g other ply 20 no prrrase Prompt
nts certainty saa safety s known oharster throax
out ths Union. Remember, tina 10 tho only llsoe. A
medical book. Or private treatise IL given With
Iee IasIs Is scarcely New York pilot TIA. Doe, rot
~ the pilot boat - cock. John he will be glad
70 any one.whe will t.ks the pains TO End aim tha
living proof OF Iector Hunters professional ABILITY
TIE Doctor saved his life In The time Of the cholera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-18

DR RALPH, AyrHoR or THE PRACTICAL PRr.
- vhte Treatise, &e-Ofhee hours, 70 A "a 10 r.
lsundsy e1etpsedD NJ. - Greer sish tIs
uncommon meaeal ADVANTAGES the author has oyss
tas sptcsty he hss ample reason. or stating that
stage q certain iseAse their v 10
esn insnre suoa certain safe, and rsdis be
obtained ron no other In Aeres Thoss who spp
- te earlier stages will We frscd - The sss Ari
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-18

IL, nhasss Is ooSrIDEsTIALkY CONSULTED
h9spssn ~. w. q es,Slsd 70 sasr.rsse s-see- suro-
$500 nese9rv Bee his dpions Ia his oscs Rot Note
eWsFg @iS f2sfaa niI 3,7nsrysvw e@1ossA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-18

ns,h P:ns.as lI.a,l 1ssssl Palermo. ~ds. sad Glib
cs6se. u NoIler eAnds 4 Rsra
Brig KsdIoa COT 1homss.osL conant New Orleans. IS
says with sugar &c. TO Badger. Peck Co. 4th inst lat 20
~ Ion ~ ~ spoke sbp Vaucuse 0ohrist, from New Or
leans Tor Havrs 9th inst Oh CAPE Florida ships
contacts nsx day Of the ships wish
main topgalant mass and flying jbboom (ship Zone
And for Boston from Alphabetically. -
achr Delphi. nldridse Baxbadsss 20 days with oil ko
passengers, TO Underwood b Wiley. 49,
sohr Blossom, Collins, Leipsio. Del. sdAJs.
kchr Elisa Manning, BurbAuk. York Rivor, s days,
eehr John wesiey Cobb weHeet for NorfoIh.
echr Baker Baler. Wellfeet for Norfolk.
Sosp NAPLES, Allen. smyrna, Del, days
An italian polacre, name unknown.
Ship De Witt Clinton arriv cd Sunday reports-Sdns
lat IS o. Ion co. several large fields Of day
Pm saw large steamship bound D. With fore and
sails SET
Ship st George Crawford reported yesterday mornings
papers arrived had not arrived at
Ships Montauk koAiohaes. for Diego and Bsnoia;
Cornelius Grim ell Hetober for London; Havre Mumford
for Havre and chip Universe anchor In the
The acket ships Vot champion for London and
sellson Allen, for Liverpool anchor the Spit
detained ON account OF bad weather.
MARCH l7-Wind at NE, and bio wing gale with
the probability Of . very high tide.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-18
nR. L. soRrAsoaE WOULD snY 70 rnnsr VIVA

~ have contrseied dissa1cs tCurs IA v.tss t.t N,
Take care Of thy lesh. have dew Ass u., y..rs - m
Woi.ssicp AMI bay tsald success fsfy thesanda Of
en- a9 y we y sAasss from 4. n sopP ~ spadsy,
bnsyes gho ynblush Asv ten ~ ss ~ -, an an ~
y7u ans = thsr ons hnd 81 mediaae ID AZ tkst
s,.ssS "a ~ US srns" Persona vhese health
r12 W ,..,.sss, z sassa vsosists. osi daily
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-18

CHARLEsToN, March IS
Aryed-BArk Avola hoston; schr Helene. NYork; lfth.
ship Catherine, brigs Wiley, and Neptune, NYork.
ChaIed-ship Cnaoe and schr Jonas Smith, NYork.
NEW O1LEANs, March 8.
Arrved-Bark Merrill, Boston
Cleared-ehp Kentucky and bark Wagram Boston; 9th.
barks Rola, REESE Kate and brig Indian Queen. NYork
NEwPORr, March Is
Arrivsd-Bark Rio Packet tBreml NYork tor NBedford
brig John kocklAnd for NYork schrs
as Detroit Boston for DO; WIN ku'se warsham for DO;
do 1upbrAtes Annsi Larkip Wsrehsm for Philadsl-
pha sloop Osceola, iarwioh for NYork steamer Angelina
Norwich for Bolton.
PROVIDENCE, March is.
sAtlet-Glenroy, (of GAidner) NAxsy NatapzAs Miner
Robertson Philadelphia Baltimore according wind
to sea yesterday
Ari,sd leth-sloep Blackstone, AppIeby NYorh.
eailedBrgs Maine. Arthur, Card Foster Thomas,
ChAreston: sohrs Oxford Rowland, Bsltimore Apgsne
Linnell Abany; sloop: Harvest French, NYosk willard.
Dayton. and Moses Eddy, Dean do.
sobr supposed to be the STAR from Savannah for Provi
denoe, hoIed on Castle Hill. Newport 10Th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-18

Foreign Mails.
Letter bas fer Liverpool Pacific will close
the Exchange Reading Room 67 Exchanged Wednesday
March 18TH, ~ the usual hour
Postage San Francisco Is which paid
not. These mails will be forwarded in charge OF
messenger.
Tho shove Letter Bag Ksnyons 81 Wall street.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-09
70 : \ v I ESaI Sc. u
ISysS s1Sysq asN;9aA asy
Sr. g. IS. GpwnftnD'6 SarfapariGay

SF.S. ~. Sp4pIIIElIu y SHFtupUFtuHI
bic auerrprbcntlitbffc AfcOisiu in Der SSrlt!
llttr Spsbuner uuo funfil oulnO Ysrrcu fuo p&rtuo
Den tetn gp Sabrn WribrEnn &rantbGn bapurb 9ts
belt nerocu. Sie beilt
Swcfuta, Gbtumati$HL aU9cmCinc Stbpatbt,
6ortuSdiac Gjcibptrc, Nusjtbum9, Souttrantbcttn,
0Rsrtwilb, @hstK, SeSptpia, eetertGihwsrosn
Stebtrtpunocn, &crilcpfIua, gEaltrIbt
Die 8cf, Stn9lrurm, lSErjrantbtlttn,
5(rtGie unb CJtibputltt
0-SaS ShSne an pWltr 9Ion it, taG fe utt bic Gcntih:
tcu prlet unb Ncr, Ouh auf rtt Sdpabn, ncbitbibil
@ut srSult uuo audi Die ncbn Urejbt Souinpe no HrGt
ibre ricNn Su9npn Su ttEu9n
GjroBe Sribiobrs- unc Scmmer' 'MeoBin.
Sre lrrn tQts IrGbabrs uno epSotr5 cine 9ctd Naorn
9trautn I'M raS SpI 81 rc9urtn uno 0It lnrcin9fttm
ausjurttCn.
9Icbmt gmc Gncer in Nbt.
Gne @cttd e. 9. Sr.pninpS @Trart rrn Smiapartla
rcini9t b0s Spttm ctulS NnrtS.
&cict Sic 3cunmiiIc.
irS III trEGc Sof ntin Sim elmer bptn &ronNctt
micuar5s trpP ottr burdJ cine &p ppn GrmnCnHs SGr
inparna Noniiib 1cbtllt murSr IS mt. S&ppS.
ttrtputcWni Saptttt co. 4oJ Sult 2,iS5O.
Gics it Etc8cn tGg mir or. IUpnitnSs Sornrnriun
sit rn Sobr rrrtGin unH ais cine btr tthn cttjtnl
titcN tcpirt Gin iun0cr 90uu ticsm or 90
mems 2ScicD Gpthrp murtc ron sen cron rpn fcnrn
vcft Sngcn "nf PEm 2"sr b"tt SHr sE @GHran@ riner
prnrmSSSm 4a, 9uli3, 1850.
SldeDriebt.
0aS Wuttitum uro bcrrurb ttnabribtiat tog ar G. 9.
Scivnfnos Sarapara in 3utIn tt miro untr otr 2ttu9
S0mc5 9 Ghjcu, Gbmi rsin Somi in &crbnoun9 nit
pm pG6 Or. e. q. ScpniUp b Oui iirr Bcl tnbSn wrr,
wn @itru9 81 ptrbiRetrn
OC5-3um @Grfauf td ScnfjnS unb e dam, l25 G6Is:
nutlaGi 0bardpba, GtnGrot 0Gtrld9uttn fir YuuMca:
nsn, cpil tti 0utb YJpuu9 uuo SrcEcr uno N0rrn
9B int in NUEnaun, Eny9l lInHo9sntn fir Stto GounM.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-09
Gbotia6e,p RAg0S g
Sin Sennp=@imo.@eiaus- en- eaulirn, gRosner uuo &c
Tune-"She has come"


An appeal to the Judgment In this town our store
candid appeal Is seen to attract
With facts side, A triumph in trade
An assurance feel. And in truth great fact!
Fact, fact is our maxim, And still it shall sland
On facts we rely: As it ever has done,
And to facts appeal A glorious fact
In the goods we supply For the name it has won.
SeIer. e5 III nitbt unfere Qbiidt. Gu6 cine faIibe
oeer unQegrunoete Meinun9 bsiSubrinaen = neint
lcnoern mir bsabiidti9cn, moem mir an Gutb appel
Iiren, Sbafdtbcn uue nur Sbatfaben, Dbne bic Sc
rin9ne SurCbt Dor gTicrIeQun9, uorSubrinqeu. Sine
beruorlctbcnoe Sbotlate it, oa6 Die @uter ron
Samfpn, SsSa0ner mnb Go.
burb unUer9leben Stvt ou59s5sidnet finb Bum
SewsiB woU0n mir gurs 1ufmatfamesit ouf uu
fern 6weten Gtnfauf bon
S0er6lt ttnD SBinter9ilter
Su Icnfen wlnften, bsn mir fcebsn trbaIten bobeu
Cine anoere prOminente 5batfade in, oag Sbr
in unfsrm SObr Gin auSqettbnte5 Gilotement BON
Qllerbano fIucet, weltbe5 9en6bnlib in enem
eonofCbr 9ebaItsn who.
2ber bic Sbotiade orer Sbatfaden III, oas Sam.
IOn, Ma9ner uuo SO. ibre 8Gter woGlfeiler uerfou.
fen ais ir0eno Elm onotrcr Scbr in 9ctba @auntD.
Stcflr ober nebmt unfer gBOrt ntbt, fOncCrn fpmmt
uno febct feIbft.
Come men of all stations,
Each rank and degree;
Come old maids, and young maids,
Who yet are so free;
Come Jews and come Christians
Come Genties and all;
Come each and come every
And give us a call.
SamiOn, @a9ner uno 60.
9aEutauu, gep. IA, 1850. raGp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-09
Rp1tp Tgr1aarett.

Die tlntrrSeibneteu babsn bas Ser9ni9en ibren
viskn Gunoen uno benz @ublifum i'm Gusemeinen
anSuseiscn ba iie cebeu Don Der City Suruf9efebrt
ltno nit elmer icbr srCecn whnfbcnswertben Auan-
titdt
" SerbfzunD 9Sinterwaaren,
msI6e ,pie e ubebeust fabIen, U6ai9e 8uyiepeubeit
9ewdbren weroen.
$5crrcn unO Sdmeu -Ma6t es Su surem be
fOnpern @d6dft fo bolo ais m6gid bel uus onsu
rufen um cisfen Stof nsusr @utcr elmer 8elibti9'
un9 su miroi9en, uno wenn ibr oann nicbt FACET
Dap rie tlnterf&rebsnen p6uis 70 mObIfel perfaufen
ais tbre gla6barn, wOlsn ie in Sufunft maufeitia
icn
95ret, @utG unb 60.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-09
Op6enfQcf'S 9Burmfvrup.
Die befe uno nueIi&Ite MeoiStn fir bic 8trit6run9
ron 98urmcrn, bic Uisucbt is Gem QuoItum an
eetoten wuroc, 1T 6ObcnIad'5 gBurmprup.

Glt,rn uno crmGnr-Er, biz Sbr Il; jctm Gl;irrs I'M:
ter Gurlr 2ufb boUt uO fir tcrm @urbt uno @rEbun)
III Tr0u pttpibtt O, ttt tcNCrtn, baB fe in jbrn 3aru
2r ntbr cpr por nit rautbtt tsboftt ub uno al:
len Rrautbstn III feline fir m hlnr ais @Etuncr, inoan lc
nb nur eft t ras 9ettn rGrc cnoru fat ot &routhcis
ten oS Ourbfau, SOrrbGa, etc. Wrlbmern Gic ino nit
olctn ouf Rn6er Glhrautt tneru AUDI Gupouc fuo bnt
tbr cOcr prar untlrpcrftn mo lcotn ubt itu, Un s
cs an nrnntl nnuN,1. NurtN anEs flrthtbart Nlrtl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-09
Ncronuitii0.

9rrNnWIn0 WirN nAupNdlId NAlcn btmtrFNfWilt cNrd
hic cncr Safctt rie i'm 0nNcu SutNntc aus Der innrn
ics Nr1NuS Gc GusidlpBt ncr1nu Der darbe S1tt-
Nc SRNtcit III p0s arpRe 9urinNsmtttc ser Speiit Ser
rrHi1tucc bcs aNcns une ftr
eiu0rrprbc Sbrr HaTclbe 2CrS0uung
cru0uNlunI prc sut uub Hc 01Gbrun bcs SUrpcrs
fpntcrn Vcnlcbr tdrrcr dmCrihaitcr
r1ntr Suanb tcs 2'trC0uu9s ?rporats Gin fpa
der lGH prppuirt ftiueH Guu
0arbn S0t habcr tie &rautbrit bSs eenS uns Sie
a. ~ fhr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-09
G% 9(9cnff0aft
fit 8ountDs9amS nmS SoloatrnsIu.
fNrilG1c.

9a elmer Der ttnttrfbrebtnen Gin SffiSier in Ger
Ser. Staotru Qrmes mar uuo pdbtr nit cen Sor'
men uuo 3cuquben psrtrout 1T, Die uotbwtnp9 finp
sur @rIan9una oGn 8ountpIano, GrrabsSab!un9,
ildadnci9e 8SabIun9 uno onoers ScpiQi9unqcn,
wslte f6Qio frin m69,n an Die Sff5irc uno SCI'
ootcn ees msritauiIben SSricgss es5 Srtqcs ppn
1912 uno Der perfbeosnrn Suciannfre9e felt 1890 !;
uno ba Der onbsre Der llnterfdrebcnen sine lang
idbri9e Grfabrun9 wt9cn Sage etc. Der weifEhen
gdnoersisn uno cine Sefdnntfbaft Der AuaItdt
uno oes GbaraftrS csrfsIben beiiet, 70 bieteu lie
bcrourcb ibre Stenfs allen Golden an, bic IN.
fprldbs ME pOrbsfa9t baben uuo Die 9hnfs uno pCr
tbsiIbaft 9eIe9eneS sanp 81 stbaItcn wtniden.
5ocurp SinN,
So. q. Spuguccfcr.
QQentaun, September Z, 1850 nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-09
S8ic0tt8 fir @ousDdGttr unD 2(nDere,
SBpD[fei[e Ga6inefmaarett

ouf Ger 0tNs rtr SomS stroFG 3pbtn 0agtntubs octit
ilnp oT 2Ub STRIDE, Yam nimlihln Srt no frUbr RCiBS
StubmoebuCt bGtriGbcn nurpG)
unterfbrsbsne MAIDEN ibrcn Sreunoen uno eem
ou9emeinCn 9ubltFum bienlit befannt, oa6 ic untcr
Der Sirma bon Sc1mcDcr uno S9d0cnbucD,
am cbi9en StancpIoe in @efhdftSUWbinoune qe.
treten itno Inn iitb Der QSel nlkIid Su MAIDEN ourt
bdS Sertcrt9en ron allen Qrtsn @abinctwnareu, bic
i'm QarIOr, in Der &ude, Fury i'm 9auSen 6aufc oe
braudt weroen. Sclonber5 m6btcn lie ouf ibrs
R0tcnt SetttaDcm
Gin nruer iebr bequemr uno oOrsioIiter 2(rtiFeI,
aufmcrffam MAIDEN, pOSu lie oas Yatentrebt fur
geba @auntp befeer, uno bereit liuo Staprebte
an bili0sn @rsi'en ju perfaufsn Sisfe 8ctiIaoen
Dcben baS mtbiame Sn' uno Qu5einouoerfdraubtn
9inSIib ouf, uno fino babel fsbr btuia. uebri9sns
iueroen auCb auf Sdno 9ebaIten uno verfsrti9t:
Slae 0irteu GofdS, Ssfretirs, Bureaus, gBarc'
robes Stbaufslflble, SeSfS, Sl6rltrdnte-
Garo, 9ier, SiCe, Dining uno Sreaffait Slide
fur6, wie fbCn Sefu9t oues mas man brau6t.
S 9ausbdIter unb Qnfinger wirbcn wo6I tbun
bel ibnen onSurufsn, inoem e ourd quite uno biniae
GrI cit uno 9efdli9e 8ecienuu9 UUe jurieoen elIcn
Su l6nnen glau6en.
8eparaturen werSsn gut unb biui9 perridtct
Charles ISagcmbuc1,
SenrD Stbnrber.
&ttmtauu, Rcp. 81, 1850. nq3W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-09
@1abn Opposition.
Ser SurQer 1T bod nt6t fprtgetp9eil.

Mlcine Sreunoe uno un'
terfileer weroen f6b erin'
ncrn, coB ib Dor Ginger
Stit bsfannt mabte, boB
itb fortJubiebcn 9eeabts.
1ies 9sfCtob ober, psr-
febt iitb pon fctbf, um
-, ,;t, .L
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-09
9SsiG}otige 2Serae9possg.
Qine neue Gobinetz9Baorenzst

Vtne ttflle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
uutcr5cducte, banoclnb untcr Ger Srmo Vcn
SicQer uno 8 eebner, 9cben biercmb Nattritt,
raB Iie nun cine DstrIitbe cabinet Baaren:
Stube rrtffnct 6dbtn uno bwor in Soofeuow5bolle
in Ger t0amilten Strofe Der Staot Q0eutaun, al
no fIe 9r9cnmirtg ouf 9ano b0teu uno tmmer Su
balten 9eoenfen
Sin ODitfEGn0i9es 2tfOrtemtnt
Der porsi9idlfen, fcb6nfen uno belten Gabinetpaa'
rem Die ie in teir Stnbt gum &erfauf an9sbOten
,poroen ino-uno oa oieieIbe ale unter ibrer eige
nsn 2ufijcbt oemotbt wercen fO f6nnen uno meteen
lie gerne fur cereu 9ue bur9eu. S6r ieei9er StOf,
rsn iie immtrbin 81 ppr9r66en 9etsnten, tefebt
aus
Quen l(rten Gcfa&, Sccrctir8, Bureaus, 8ortrobe8,
Shaufsdub(e, Scff5, 8httHitbrinFe Cart Qsr,
Sejc, 9ining uno Sreotfait Glide, oue Nrten
Getuaecn unC furj QQc5 bo5 IL ibr Sad Elm.
fhld9t.
9icienQCn tje b05 6au5boltcn Su Beginner 0eocn.
fen, uno onoere, meroen mCbltbun, wenn fie bel ib
nen anrufen ebe iie fonGmc faufsn-ouf jeeen Sal
Fofet co5 ScitDen ia nibt5.
9urtb quite Qrbeit, gang bilt9e 9rciIe uno punft'
Iide uno wiQi9e gebinun0, GcoenFcn lle tItb loren
1ntDcl Der 9mf bc5 YubIitum5 SuSujjcben, wOfur
fie itb ecer5cit oantbar ict9cn wctbtn. Sic bitten
aIfo nm 9cncQtcn SUlprub.
& Slid Urbeit mho outb bei iDntn ouf bic Fir.
Sefe Nnjci9e uno ju tsn billi9feu Beoin9un9en
rCriCr9t
SamcS Sirgcr,
Srdncis 3. SeCbucr.
9ctember 5, 1850. nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-09

Glleufauu, Rcv. 81, 1850.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-09
8 CT 9 anD - u L iit.

gpic Tbrtfid III Der Gcron ta5 Gin mnibGht5 QHGn Gin
lsS llnocbr b b udbrt tO5 tbm fine gtcrSbct rautt
uuo cine fbmnhnne Grtnj uu0 omdti9ts DObiuRntn pirs
urndt 9SSbrtno Nnotrt ibre 9iIbhn giCbinn ouforu:
oen cbrr Srp rErCr Su0cucn pcr3u9cn, Gu mir, tru
tcjpiGlcn @r9 uuo aun Ru pcu ScttnndS gSurmwup 81
;atn berfcQcno Gin 9Eccbr Iine Cane @ibhtc Crjibn
un0 Ole GrcFnub ntr tlca Gt in Q1ctn Ger Dant0ortit
fir fine GrlGuuo rcn bim 9ctu res SrbCS oltprtbtc:
;9 unp untrbriltn cIrn 6riecmsrbT i'm GRunM 9bi:
lapslpba.
gSntam5tepn, Camden Co., q. 8.
Srrrrn 6ctruod -Mlt ean GtStu Ter 0dtscn @rrtbun9
lnp m SbuCn bici pIraen 3Srn, Sis nit cen pnpGrba:
rtn g8rfim0n Sbrcs 98urnNrups btannt s.; mattn 9at:
Dem m terct6 prbn poGncn arr;ttn bcbarbGlt ucr:
ptu rbnI r9pb rcn gluetn 81 tatn bSrt m pcu Den nun,
bertarcu urtn Die Sbr Grrp baprttE, pbcs MIDI ctctt
bi i'd orcFs Grlltruu9 ourb Sm QG9an9 cuc5 anbwurms
II SUP ean9t Sh tcFam te tncn 70 tartn @aubn an
Die Gon, boG h utinr Srau, wtbe CenaIS trSnftt on
6s6rau brt6tn anrb, uno 81 brem ercGn Graunen rlr:
be s Wa9uudrnn cnl0let uno ibrt Gunohtit btrle
tIt Sb 9tbraubtt ne arb btt ;pd meiun Gnotrn,
utlht fbr 9pdt uuo nahoem fe taturh elmer
9rrGn QujaB 2Rirmr btfrc ite prItcnncu 9flnr.
YsamanS paul.
Quguit Is, 1910.
philadelphia Gaunp 4.
QerSnh eThtn per mir hm lnttrfhrtsbtner elmer er N
0ermdnner in une fir teaas @auEn br cbnbno gecuons
Wau ntlcr nab oslemaGiatr gtsiOluua b9ts uuo aatt
0ae Der cbos 9tribt in allen @,nbn per 9Habrb 9ctrcu
III. Sdmnel Gn8arS, GleerElonn.
2ueu1 1s49.
ar Cbiae bae6are 9isbi;n miro nda uno aein ;i6rctd
in Sc6cnlads eatcracrn, st. Scbn StraBe philadelphia.
0.5-3um gScrtauf i'm 93ubtcbr vcn GathNtuno unb
: re RI r. auptaun uue ttt StcbrboIttru Gterbaurt
sani 10, 1850. nqlS
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-10-09
The Rtcb AznIu.t the Poor.

Mr.. Pugh took no little pains to i'm
press upon his hearers that the rich were
at eternal enmity with the poor; in truth
he harped upon this worn-out strain oI
demagogues a little too freely for a
young man who prides himself on be-
longing to one of the '.first families" in
Cincinnati, and his aristocratic breed
ing. The precise amount of funds ne
cessary TO constitute the rich, he did
not s,ate-probabIy one hundred dollars
would be quite enough If ii 1cds inues'
ted in bank stock.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-10-09

rWhen Mr.. Pugh was asked, in
his speech on Monday, what issues he
wished to make between the parties, he
replied that the Democratic party were
in favor of supporting the laws of the
State, and the Whig party would oppose
them.
Now this is the same George E. Pugh
who went up to Columbus on the first
Monday of December, 184s, with a
false certificate ofelection in his pocket,
and contrary TO the Constitution and
laws Of the State, intruded himself into
the Ohio Legislature, and in defiance oI
laso and deceney, took part in the LIE.
gisla'ion of the State. Wonderful
change in this young man.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-10-09
The sunnder OF Governor Woods Organ.


The sInnder OF Governor Woods Organ.
The Benighted District-Poor
Miserable Blockhead Models, &c.
We have published the slanderous
article from the Court Journal ol
Governor Wood on SAMUEL F. WV
TON, and the people OF this Congress
sional district. Hear this fIppant
slanderer. this imported scribbler, this
pet of Governor Wood:
Yet in all this Mr.. Vinton has been
honest and sincere, aud, in the main,
represented his constituents truly, for
whoever has Travelled in that BENIGH-
TED DISTRICT OF 'ATHENs, GALLIA
AND MEIGs,' knows that the people
there are still using wooden plows
and the children study Dilworth's
Spelling Book. Like their neigh
bors. the Keniuckians. who live lust
across the Ohio, they are fifty years
behind the spirit o! the age, and are
POOR, MISERABLE BLocK-HEAD MOD
ELS for The de-awake spirit and 60
ahead enterprise which characterizes
the balance of the State"
Gray is the editor of the Cleveland
Plain Dealer. This paper is the
mouth-piece of Wood, and its editor
his confidential political friend. The
above paragraph contains one truth
which the people of this district un.
derstand quite as well as Gov
Woods hired slanderers. Ii is thai
"Mr. Vinton has been honest and
sincere, and, in the main, represented
his constituents truly"
What say the citizens Of Gallia
county to supporting a man or a
cause that resorts TO such means and
to such language toward as an intel
ligent and industrious part OF the cit.
izens of Ohio as can be found within
her bordersi Can they be induced
to support this man Wood from the
Reserve, in preference TO SAMUEL F.
VINToN, a citizen OF their own coun-
ty, who occupies place in the first
rank Of American Statesmen? If SO
they deserve all that has been said oI
them.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-10-09
George z. PuEh ON the srneL Law..

As our democratic friends herea-
bouts made some noise, and did a
good deal of electioneering some two
years ago, because one OF the Whig
Representatives from this district
voted 10 repeal the much-talked-ol
Black Laws. one would suppose il
they were serious then. they would
hardly support GEORGE E. PUGH now,
who was a member of the same
Legislature and UOted to repeal these
same BLACK Laws. He also voted
for SALMON P. CHASE, the Abolition.
tst, for U. S. Senator.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-10-09
Lsessse. srses,uz.

Persoant TO notice, G. e. Pugh,
the Locoloco candidate for Attorney
General, and C. L. Vallandingham'
of Dayton, paid our town a visit on
Monday last. Mr.. Pugh held forth
in the afternoon, in the Church bull
ding below the public square, TO
about as many as could conveniently
be seated in the building. 1t being
the first day of Court. and the Judges
and Lawyers agreeing BY general
consent to adjourn for the purpose
of giving the gentleman a hearing,
the meeting was respectable in num-
bers, large majority of which were
Wings. Mr.. P. spoke over two hours
and the rascally banks were the bur-
den of his harangue-he touched
upon no other topic. The gentle
man is a very pleasant speaker, pos
sesses respectable talent, and consid-
cradle information, but is a progress
sive, a radical, ultra Locofoco, and
he took no pains TO conceal it.
Vallandingham spoke at the same
place in the evening. He spoke Of
the defects OF the old Constitution,
claimed the new one TO be the work
of Locofocos, and the particular fea-
lures which he seemed 10 like best
were the very ones which induced
the people Of Gallia county, Wing
and Democrats, to vote against its
adoption.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-10-09
vs.er.-Tn1-Payer. of Ohio,

REMEMBER that on the l4Ih inst,
you are TO cast your votes for off,
GERS of State, whose duty it will be
to carry out the financial policy that
has been 50 ably devised and adopted
by Auditor Woods.
REMEMBER that when the Wings
came into power in 1894, the
State credit was low, and its finances
10 a wretched condition.
REMEMBER it was the Wing party
that saw the evil pending, and went
10 work to devise a system that
should redeem our credit and restore
confidence in the honor and integri-
iy of Ohio.
REMEMBER that John Woods
labored hard TO establish the system
OF taxation that now prevails, and
that he me; the most determined op.
position from the Locofoco party;
that by the aid Of the infamous
"Tdz killer" they attempted TO ridi.
cule and beat down this excellent
system; and that it was only by ths
most HercuIean effort that the
Wings were able to maintain them
selves against the combined and sys
tematic attacks of Ohio Locofocoism
REMEMBER that the Wing system
notwithstanding all this "bitter end
opposition, triumphed, and redeemed
the State from reputation.
REMEMBER that the same men who
printed and circulated the "T'az xii
ler," Of Infamous memory, are now
again, before the people, and asking
them 10 put our financial affairs into
their hands.
PEOPLE OF OHIO! Remember
these things when you go to the bal
lot box on the l4th of October.