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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-18
LIQUORS, Sc.


MERCHANTS AND OTagRI IN WANT OF GOOD
Ava Wines Brsndies Liquors, Cordials Sersrs, Ee., are
ttpeogIy n,ited 70 visit my e'tsblishmspt where will
Dc touhd vel selected Btock, embracing VARIETY
eheser than At ANY other house in New York AMI gave
no credit the man who his cash has not de-
fsulters A aimhe I'd. IA motto. A. DALLfwORE'S
Sesbated Brandy stcre $50 Or street. Of Crosby
fact. " " -
RRANDIEsi BRAsDIEs II BRANDrEs!ii-rnE OLD.
&c, and beat branches waes liquors. sc, imported ex-
pra ~ Tor the proprietor be founf and
esertye brandy store 40 Broouc street. block Of
Brosdvay Particular attention raid 70 the bottlng de-
pertmcrt whica consists Of tho choicest grades Of Mafe
sherryt and Port and arc peculiarly adapted for medical
purposes being genuine and warranted by the
tor. AMBROSE DALLItOgE.
i LIQUOR DEALERS, ATrENTIoN.-DY ENCLOSING
IL tsenty delars - box No $685. New York Post on sc,
will receive the receipts Of Of the oldest deser aud
mixers IN this city who about TO trs from the business
ffose rccer arc CT great value engaged
wishing engage In the liquor trade. They
featuring all iinds OF Liquors Wines and Cords One Of
The receipts alone s worth hundreds Of dollars All letters
must he post paid, and ain the Above
attention.
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M EcHANICS HALL. NO Az BROADWAY. ABOVE
Iva Grand street-Open night during
further notice. The original ana we'll known CHRIsTYs
nlNSTB ELS comprising efcient and versatile
or talented and experienced performers under the
n.somsnt Of CAr,s.y whose concerts this city for
By highly respectable and fashionable Tickets
cents The patrons Of Chrsys Ainssrels
informed that the usual Saturday afternoon
aisooptnncd Tor the future On Saturday evening next
open At half past 8; commence at . arter s.
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INSTRUCTION.


GoLDshITHs NEW NODE OF INSTRUCTION IN
" nmanship.-writing Rooms 2s9 Brcsdway, first
door above the Irving House0lyer D. Goldsmith has the
Atation Of TO lis friends and the public that
he Ia forming fer instruction in on
an entirely new plan which will still further reduce the
sot Of acquiring that indispensable Tor the
social nsercoursea rapid Aad elegant hand Mr. Colt
smiths new method is this. To explain the whole
sewing instruction the plan will be given full set
Of exercises bracing all the oepet in
lar course ef essons and formins, in fact what be
;sed complete outline Of the system which he has taught
Tor so and with tuoh brilliant The
class Ill 1t the time receive from Goldsmith full
nsrnotiops for their guidance In Supplying the system
ssry mechanical dNterity by practising at home. The
eharge for the exercises AID the insrue when given in
in private three doiiars. Ii has been well al that "a
les hints from srertct master Of service In
the capacities OF pupil than The most pro,raoted
Lessons from an inferior teaohor ana by this plan
oee who have not the opportunity take regular Lessons
may receive there hina at price slmost nomns Mr.:
Goldfmiih has just opensd now and bosufu suite Of
rooms for private pupls tin addition TO HIS four
douB oass aud reception roous) where ladies and gentle
MN can receive private Lessons at such hours be
ouson The half price classes which have proved p)pu
ar viii remain open fog the reoePti.n o. new pupils u I'll
furthsrnotice. o. GOLDSMITH. 30 Br5aiway.
A YOUNG LADY FROM SUTHERLAND EDUCATED
French school aud accustomed 70 instruct In that
anEuaee wisheB 70 ind situation az teaOher school
private family She would 10 wns sou IN, ana has
- objection 70 the country The most
feneet can Be gyen Address Professor Van Der Wcyd
New York Uniurty; Of Haynes Lord Esq wsssrs
Lord "arren. salier g Co, a. Btosd street ss~York.
TEACBpR-A LADY wGo HAS HAD MUCH ExPE-
renseas teacher and who rive the beat rercaoe
a. to Iespestabty ard esrability. wishes ustiou in
san frarseo or Oregon For further parteulars please
address Il. T.. Herale efce.
PORTUGUESE TEAoaER-wAsrED A TEACHER
cempstsnt 70 ave Lessons in the sboge language Ad
dress DAVIS, uerald OGce
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MUSICAL.

MUSIC MUSIC " Music "A YOUNG PIANftT
" and composer wishes % gv Lesson 90 the pa=ofotc
Tor ~ beard -Four double tassf A. w. g, ID Hat elsr,
nt fagocts, flutes ritter pair OF kettle drums Music
inrniahsd Ter private parties sAi summer places by r.
WISE, 10 Crosby ttrctt.
LoR sALE-A SIX OCTAVE SECOND HAND PIANO.
forte, in good Gition. a. ll5 Franklin street.
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EfONsGS. SAnEtlAeES. SlODLEhn. cScs
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR 81 CROSBY sTREEr-
Auction sale II Horses, Carriages Harness So
honesy aud "wednesday commencing a. ~ ocloot Persons
having property 70 dsrose o. will please call and have them
registered before 10 oeloct.
JOHN n. cATFIELD. Proprietor.
HORSE FOR sALs-A CREAM CoLORED. LADv's
saddle horso, without fault, easy, Eeatle safe sad
stJlieh has been used by Tor Can
ALEC in light wagon fair Enquire ~ Beaver street
stairs
EoR sALE-BY oENTLkhAN COZ sTo EUROPE
avery beautiful rair II Carriage Hoes and
the other black that mile in 81 minutes. They
are warranted perfectly sound ard kind lnqnre At the sta
BILE opposite the italian Opera In Aston plaos from ~ A. NJ
70 Pm Price $500 Also, PhGton and Trotting Wa
made by fsre which quite ssi several single
and double harnesses
L,oR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL FLOODED soRaEL COLT
ave " ars old snd sixteen hands high well broken TO
harness and under the adde his sire being the Justly ces
brsed horse Theodore and his dam Maid he gill
he sold ohesp ttNO the owner having him In
quire a. ~ West Seventeenth street.
L,oR sAtE-A FAIR or HORSES, III. HANDS HIGU,
sound and kind sni can trot mile together IN three
mnutessnd ten eeon d.. One Of the pair mile In
ESQ. Address r.. az this ofise. Price $500
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STATEN ISLAND STEAMBOATS,, ON AND ArTEg
~ sarch 10 1901, leave whitehall at 2, III, l. j. sndI
oclock leave NanDerhiis TO- u. q and 6oeloch
pENEsYLvANfA RAILROAD COMPANY ARE NOW
- forwarding goods 70 Pittsburgh in Eve d,ys ftem
pbiladerhs, at the following low rstee via First Gsss
Ply Goods shoes, Hats &C per lOQ lbs Second slass
bsles Brevn huslins, Groceries Hardware &C. sets rer
pbs Thrd-Queensvsre, Coffee, Tic, ne ~ ess Ter ~
he FOURTH Ashes Tar pitch, &C. e cts rer lVpbs NO
commissions charged for receiving OF frwsrsng Sods
Phadephia Pittsburgh Goods fire. Nes lers Boston,
or any Eastern Companies 10 insure
despatch TO Pittsburgh aa All parts OF the oreatW.t
should be consigned 20 II. n. HOUSTON Freight Agent
Pennsylvsnis Railroad Com t and e Market street,
Philadelphia. hefADkN CAVoDk, AGENTS,
Canal nasin. Pittsburrh.
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Tea Company No. rs Fulton Of the Oldest
In this city call the attention
families aud hotels to tho quality Of green and
black teas that they retailing lower prices than
any other concern the quality Of which they will
Will challenge comparison with teas reaiied ty ests
and black from 50 cents ger pound the latter
equal % any retad generally at esnt will DO
TO city country orders receipt Of the amount free
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cOPARTN ERsHIPs.

W. AN y rssNss =.
DARTEER WANTED "A GENTLEMAN THAT IS AN
invsld. wishes sotve partser IN first elias public
house well established. The house has restaurant barr,
and large bali with supper attached. Lease
teyen yesrs from May $4,000 dollars will be requlted
Tor IN dusl rsrtnsrsip, v DO cold for Sl20O half
essh balance well secured The best OF references required
snd given for par ner,hip note addressed t. A. b. No.
~ tult1nstreot, N. ", will be attended TO.
Two ia IL0Rs OR CL0tHItRs.-WANrkD, APARr-
ner or purchaser In esabhshment for the manufsc
ture OF clothing successful operation in this city.
10 competent driving with 500 70 $500 The oppotn-
MY an unusually good one as the business nowlarse,
sud can be increased TO any extent without increase OF
citifa Atdrea ". D. O.. AZ the Office Of this paper.
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Dta'iea magis euia njnsss wnIi,4 Of i,l az -sv
was cured TIE ue 81 one boa % neursls with which
re tnnered etht M nths Mr. j. Paddock daugh.er q
south kset cured % awful attack Of vtus
dance she went TO school in six weeks u Is shout sixteen
months fnee and she remains perfectly we'll Mr. H. o. At
Wed cured bis niece o. a With shieh she had been sstd
lnr can show evidence Of restoring the hair all
re other remedies IN tie country See New York fsayuno
stft OF the Times tho weekly generally
~ ear street go and ~ Broadway Mr. Edwnd Dixon
~ Hndstn, has beautiful hetd tf hair By the
.otues VAS tsd from 70 orty years Mr. r.
hater OF ~ Dougai street. had hair
lbs csse was examined by tho Hoo. yark
Nrtehtster county Ind Colooei q. Denslow Of Yon-
r noth ontunced " nwonderfol growth. The Colonel
htd PIE own air AIS. fastened and restored We trust
% lhe,e rsterenees Of all tbs parties
from g. TO Sc. each. S ~
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NEW YORK, MARCH II, ls5l-GENTLENEN-I TAKE
~ great pleasure in acknowledging the receipt Of your
mic alton dated March IT, 1851 and in
behalf Of the surviving members Of the Fret u s.
Volunteers OF the State OF New York. return sincere
'0'nA' You're WITH rs:pso BURNuAx
Late Lieut. Col N. Y. Regiment.
To Nesars. RERrINE RxEasnN.
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RowERY rHRATsa.-Boxns, IS oENrs, PIT Irx
soTmssse ~ 4 o'clock fussssy evening March is the
viii commence with the srama titled e.
rHtp4ok7orilii.ums Mr. T. Edddy Duke d aoatbsson,
rope bAile oe CoQrge nent, Mr. Hamilton; Count Dc
Ssstei sia;sy Mr. nt5sn; ysoIp.s Hercules. T. Jor
rieTs NJ: nv JoTSsn TO conclude Nth the the
Mr. Hamilton; Sam M bibles. Mr. WinGng Dorotkes Mss
WenysG Nittchen Mrs. Waioot. ~
RURToNS rHEATkE-TUEsDAY EVENING, MARCH
II Ia the performances will with the comedy
Of SHE WOULD AND SHE WOULD NOT-Don Manuel
hr Burton Don Philip Mr. Jordan; Don ostavio Mr. j. W.
ester; Don Louis. Mr. Holman; Trappan Mr. Jshn.ton;
Soto Mr. Sksrrett; Donna Hypelta. MIRA kussel Flora
Mrs. Holman; Rosara Miss Weston; Vletta Mrs. skerret
40 conclude with THE WORLDS FAIR London in
lSol-nr William w,ggles. Mr.. Barton; Count Kanouski
Mr.. Jordan; hynhesr Swyzeldam. Mr.. Johnston; Mrs.
smusge, Mrs Hughes; Madame Cherinski. Miss walters
Doors open At quarter to to begin At quarter
N ATI0NAL THEATRE.-ON TUESDAY EVENING,
March II will be presented the grand national drama
entitled HARRY BuRNaAu, or the Young Continental
Gen @a,, w,.hngSn. Mr. Tay.r; Harry Barnhs% Nj.
p.. Morgan, NJ L. Fox Frank Fairfax Mr. ssyuoar;
S ss%sdy entitled HUXLEY AND BuRLEY-considsra;i
Mr. Herbert; Mrs Burnley Mrs. Drew; Mrs Hurley Miss
pieces, an Olio.
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NIBLo's GARDEk.-HANAGER. nk. JOHN sgFroN,
Tickets 90 cents DooEs open at half past 8 70 begin
kopsse and last appsarsnce Of terssf and three
LISTERS Adelaide, Theresipe, and Cementne Tuesday,
nAIch 18TH the performance will commence with Over
,Sie sy ths Orchestra Leader Mr. La Mamma After which,
s.o Ehghsh vaudeville of the ROUGH DIAMOND-Sir r.
seasesn MI Gaager Jee Mr. John Ssftop Margery nrs.
vh IL conclude with ballet Of GISELLE
Gselle, Mile. Caroline Rouset; DUKE ALERT Of Nlesa
Adtlaice Rousset; Nyrtha, Mile II, Rousset
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IJAKIs BANkEx3-THk sUBsCRIBkRS AGENTS TOR
the banking house Of kessrs Alies Grand u Rus de
Trevise Paris will spon credits upon them for parties inn
PORTING ssods from Frsnce Germany and Switzerland Also
for travellers going to the Couner aud Engnd Tor
terms apply TO @. h HABlrHr h c.. "a Wall 81.
CAUTION ALL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED
" against purchasing negotiating notcs signed by
me- dated Nov IS 1880 the bstg wthpu. considers
ticn will not he Paid by me- wM. LkAvENW1RTd.
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GENTEEL AND LUCRATIVE OCCUR ATION-T THE
~ savertuer will muncate to any lady gentleman
printed Instructions In two beautiful exp
ont oensbs either 10 practise the seneel and
lucrative occupation, either Tor profit or
curing no previous knowledge and bat trhinx OAy
whereby leisure time be roatsbv hlied up and
fortate income secured in the production OF Articles
slant demand Mr. stevens Utica wres-"I have turned
your Instructions 20 prohnee account the article being in
great request In the neiehbohood employ myself early
and late somo daya The instructions will be punotualy
forwarded by return Of mail part States
tree Of postage for 81, by ad iressina
PL.JEUNsHOMNE. Rochester, N. Y.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TO THE DEAF.-CONTEMPLATED REAOvAL-DR.
Luteners Ear Infrmary for the exclusive treatment Of
ear will be removed by the let Of May In the
term. he can be consulted from till IT 2s8 Brosdway.
Entrance through Waterbury furnishing store.
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DATENT CAST IRON BUILpINos-THE sUss,RT

pAfEkT CAST IRON BUILDINos-THE sUss9RI-
tiers invite attention to their principle OF building
which has now become established In public favor aud
prepared 70 furnish drawings and estimates for pubo
private buildings Of desert ptoB. They nearly
eempeted the two tpicous frsns OF the sun Bridins
Bslmec measuring 100 feet and ave storeI in heirSt,
which las bse5 prepoupccd the most posing
the United States sleo the front adams Cas- Exp
once st Washington, ID. g. Drawings Of the houses
benz constructed Tor California, and those which have
already tcen tert orvsc and at present corrupted BY the
banks and Insurance companies at San Francisco, be
At ther tee which will give idea Of the styles mst
W favor for shipment As the elaborate styles
ehtectue, are in an esrscis manner applicable TO iron
beautiful and graceful iesn which carved
10 stone may be produced In iron at trihtng cost.
B0GARDuss HoPPIN. cor. Centre and Dusue
CouCHs COLDS. RHgUxATIsM, ERYsIPKLAs, PAIN
~ IN the chest or sdes liver Complaints bronohts The
moot efecusi remedy used and mended BY the
eminent physcsns of this aud neghboring cities
psst twenty FIVE Jear j. CAROLS kedicated, vapor
Sulphur, and Iodine baths, No IS Bsrclsy street.
EvANuLL LYON. TUE FAMOUS INSECT AND YER
H min Slayer az 420 Broadway tabs OF attending the
Words FAR Specimens q his Msgnotis owder have
accepted for exhibition there, aud will certainly have
place in that grand display Of the results Of ingenuity and
science.
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BROADWAY 1HEATRE-l A. HARsHALL. SOLE
~ Lessee; h Barrett; nsnassr.-on Tuesday evening.
March h VIII % performed the comedy ented IRISH
FOkTuNE HUkTES-Gerald Desmond, Mr.. Collins; Mr..
Skinner MT Dsydee Frank Skinner Mr. Dyott Alice Nay,
Shieh the farce Of the HAPPY hAkPsddy lfphy. Mr..
Collins; Kun rusti Mr. whiting; sultana Miss Thompson
70 conclude with the farce called SENT TO The T0WER
Doors open 81 curtain Dress Circle
farquete, 30 eentA Family Third Circles Is GAL
lery. l2n cents: Private Boxes, IS n N
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i EXINGTON AVENUE PROPERTY AT AUCTION
- A. BECKER ctionser. will sell this day March 8
IL O'clock 1t the Merchants Exchange the three story brick
house 81 Lexington containing modern
mahogany doors, plated ware, &C. Terms easy.
TNHE GREAT SALE OF IMPROVED DAIRY STOCK
consulting Of upwards of 100 head belonging Thomas
Bell Of Aorrsania, Westoheser county, will be sold
public auction the 18th day Of March, o'clock with
out reserve catalogue giving pton of each AMI
NAL, will be given the day Of sale. THOMAS BELL
W. N. LEWIS, Auctioneer.
xorrissnia, miles from New York. by Harlem Railroad.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-09-01
H7ROSCOPHA
OR
Germ Practice Of Botanic Medicine
RR German Doctor late Of Can-
- ould inform the citizens of Por-

OutQ lulOTll Tic ClLlZeuS VI
tage adjoining counties that he has
reno We d to Ravehiia where be will devote
his W hoie a tention TO the practice Of his
profe ssion.
As his success in practice is generally
we'll Known throughout this section of
country it is til ought unnecessary to multiply
words here IN it's favor. Suffice. it 10 say
that for upwards OF twenty years he has
been engaged in an extensive practice
treating the worst FORMS of disease common
to thls country and climate. His method
of dag osing being more certain tah that
generally practiced he arrives at once al the
disease without sub;ec,ing the patient to a
course of treatment 10 find out what ails him.
That none may mistake DR.. S1yder's view
| in regard to medicine he would respectfully
say that all those who think that Calomel
! and ITS kindred medicines are ''the greatest
boon ever bestowed upon man. need not
employ him, as such remedies find no favor
at his hand.
Dr., Snyder's medicine is safe in all con-
ditlons of life and those able to perform
Iitht labor OF at,ehd to business are not
prevented by usiiIg it. All those having
old complaints are particularly requested to
give him d call: A general invitation is
Extended I'd ali intalids to call and see, hear
siid be convinced. that this is the road to
health. No charge fot consultations
! CHARGES for medicine reasonable but always
cash. Office for the present at his residence
Ciark's New Building East Main Street
R,venna O. Sm3iS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-09-01

Mr.. EDIroR:-I am q whig-l have
heretofore voted the whig ticket-wAat |
say therefore will not be attributed to party
prejudice.
Some days before the 9Th of July last,
1 applied to Mr.. Atkinson, the present War.
den of the above named Institution, for an
appointment as guard. He desired to
know il was married man. I told him
was. lie then said he could not appoint
me, except upon The night watch, ONLY ON
my compliance with certain rules. The
rules meant were, that shoald sleep and
board u. the Penilen.iary. If | would Go
that, and promise TO be in al 10 O'Clock al
night punciually, and explain where had
been, and what had been at, to keep me
later, if not in at that hour, should have
situation as day guard.
Anxious to obtain the situation, accept.
ed these terms, on the 5ih Of July. | took
the appointment, sndsr oath, and gave
bond and security for the .faithtm per-
tormancs Of duty. All went we'll for
some weeks. [ was always in at IL O..
clock, except three nights, by special per-
mission. boarded and slept at the Peni.
lenliary, and paid $l,75 per week there
for, without inquiring at whose expense
the board isfurnished. have nothing to
say now Of the quality of the fare. 1t is
noa0 pretty good, or it was some days ago.
left my situation on last Tuesday noon.
Some three weeks before left, in the faith
ful performances Of my sworn duty, saw
about the female department, traces Of
something aOrong. considered well what
| should do, and concluded it best and right
that | should report the matter to The War.
den. The matter was talked of some
weeks, and rested without any action by
the Warden for investigation, so far as
know.
On last Tuesday, learned that the War.
den had determined should acknowiedg
that in what had stated as to me The ev.
dence Of something tUfons, | was altogeth-
er mistaken, or it did not make the &C.
acknowledgements; should be ''turned out"
| informed myself correctly as to his threat,
and saved him the lrouble Of turning" me
tout" by resigning. | could only have
avoided this, or being dismissed, by &C
knowledging i had misstatei what, in
truth, could not have misstated, and what
| know did hot misstate. was under
oath to do my duty-my own judgment
had 10 guide me and thus, must either, in
my judgment, violate my sworn duty ,.or
become a victim toMr. .Atkinson's tyranny.
What should tlave grieved him, or why
he felt hurt by the performance Of my
sworn duty faithfully, know not; or why
he should wish me to cover up what had
seen, by telling what to my mind, and 10
others minds, would be n .falsehood, |
know not. state what occurred, and
leave the public TO judge how matters are
managed by the new Warden, "rice Col.
Dewey, resigned"(D
| he. 9 expi esslv disclaim any intention
10 reflect injuriously upon the Matron of
the penitentiary. am not disposed now
to say exactly arhatt saw, which induced
me to suspect SOMETHING s0rong, | am
ready to repeat what told the W arden,
thought it was, before a tribunal of enqui-
ry, or at such other times as may deem
proper. BuRRlS BALLS,
Es Guard, o. p.
Columbus, O., Aug %, 1851.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-09-01
WRITING ACADEMY

E MASON respectfully announces to the
n. citizens of this place, that he proposes to
form class in Penmanship, in which ART he is pre-
pa red to give competent instruction, IN all It's var-
Gus branches.
Having had much experience in teaching, he Hat.
ters himself that he will be able to give satisfaction
10 all who may ia sor him with their patronage.
Those interested are invited TO call and eximne
specimens, and receive occular demonstrations oi
the system.
at their residences during the day, at his Rooms
A class ofGenbemen wall be formed on Monday
evening, Aug. 2oth, 1851. .s74 1, ..z
course embraces Twelve Lessons, of an hour
each, in which success will be guaranteed II proper
atte alton is given. 81 ta4E 2 = ~ =
TERMS So 90 for the course, inclnding Station
ery.s, Private Lessons So, 90. at!HI il-a
ROOMS at Mr.. B Ll,tIe,s, Rayenna, Ohio.