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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18

Down THE BLUE SLATE.-The following cam
dldates for Offices in the gift of the new Corporation
have been entered on the blue slate, and ordered to
wait upon Jem Grant al once, and be shaved brush
ed, and put in ORDER
William Lewis for Sergeant Arms OF the Board of
Assistant Aldermsn-came within of being elected
two years ago
DR.. William A. Walters for City Inspector-the former
incumbent.
VIM. E. Dennis, Superintendent Of Wharves.
Edwin d. Purdy, Assistant 10 the Board of Health
VIM Sinclair, Jr., First Clerk in the Street Commits
sioner's Office.
Joseph Rose, Jr Superintendent of the Aims House.
Charles Del Vcccho, for Keeper of the City Hallan
excellent applicant Alderman ia person. and perfect
epicure ofthe Italian school,
Lewis Cordoran, Assistant Keeper of the City Hail.
Thomas Martin, for Commissioner of the Aims House.
DR.. Quackenboss Resident PLY stefan.
VIM. p. Moss, Superintendent of Aims House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18

90 sARsAPARILLA-The members the College
Medicine and Pharmacy othe city Of York beg respect
fully to announce the American public that their prepa.
ration of Sarsapara Gentian and Sarsaas is prepared
under the of scientific medical paction
well acquainted with the medicinal properties and
of each root and the exact proportions
should bear to the other
The public will thus at the superiority of such
an article over the common Syrup of sarsapara manu-
featured by the druggist who cannot be expected pos
sess sufficient medical knowledgeto make really bene
fetal extract, but depend entirely for the sale Of by
putting advertisements and barcring their mixture for
certificates. The genuine Extract of sarsapsra, Gen
ian and Sarsaras prepared by the College has been
before public for year, and the best proof of its
efficacy lies in the vastly increased demand for and the
hatterng testimonials OF the members othe medical pro-
fesson generally In all diseases arising from impurty
oths boodits effect truly bene6cal-such scrofla
salt rheum cutsneous eruptions chronic rheumatism sy
phtic affections arising from the abuse of mercury en-
largemen Oft glands and all other diseases arising from
deranged state Of the sysem-Sod single bottles rs
cents each; containing half dozen SO sos do do
one dozen Sc w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and ConsultngIRooms ofthe College 81 Nassau st.
New York.
liberal discount allowed country practition-
ers and druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18

The circulation Of the Bank of England notes, issued in
the stead ofgod in February lsl2 about 0OO
and the rate Of interest then ruled from to per
Commerce continues much In the state it
February ls4a except that prices Of most articles
lower. less amount, therefore, of Bank of England
notes would suffice. We fnd however, that as gold
imported, the issue Of Bank of England notes in
creased in the month of February of the present
year. ls43 amounted to f2 900, and the rate OF in
terest gradually fell to l snd per cent
Feb. 5, 1912. Feb. 4, 1Gi3
Bank of England nothes in cireu-
lation, 4l7,i02000 f2l los, 600
Bankers' unemployed balances in
dero'it at the Bank OF England.
estimated at 100000 1900, 900
Total, 18,402000 $500, 600
Bullion of Bank of,Engand, $500 900 100000
Per Cent Per Cent
Rate OF Interest 4to5 to2
Price of Consols, 50 g7L
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18


bullion imported into England has been for the purchase
of English stocks at the low rates Of last year. The
ration had two fold effect upon the stocks The increas
ed demand raised the price, and the bullion paid in for the
stocks caused the paper circulation to increase lowering
the rate Of money foreign capitalist who sent gold to
London last year at 49, this yearsell at profit of
per cent exclusive of dividends and by Withdrawing the
gold set the Bank and the community into commissions.
The different districts of trade seemed to be improving.
in particular the trade improved and large
amount of business done at full prices in all widths
of printing ceth Wide cloths in demand at advance,
and most of the manufacturers fully engaged for
mo nth and some for six weeks 81 inch cloth also i'm
proved, and full Sd per piece obtained Manufac'
turers Of domestic cloths doing legitimate trade
at paying prices The yarn trade is not SO good and
manufacturers better of than spinners. 27inch
powerloom printers quoed96s Is eAi to Is l0sd; and
7a As I0Jd to IS Sd. Hand loom cloth ia good demand
and ID 7Os easily sold at IS AID
The price of Gotten at market heavy. The sales
did not realise the extent of the crop The average price
of Cotton in the United states 6cents which at
freight would stand laid down in Liverpool at 5id the
average value there is ADD consequently there results
loss Of one half penny per Id.
They estimate the crop at 900 bales than
that which has already been received.
The effect of the news seems to increase the buoy.
ancy OF the markets. Stocks have again improved
Barring Brothers and other firms hold large amounts
of Ohio 6s, taken last year from the State for
debt at 60 TO- These gradually coming upon the
market. The operations at the Old Board nearly
as usual Ohio 6s rose per cents Kentucky 6s, Ii New
York State 6s ofls6a IT, Mohawk, /; Harlems
AT the New Board sales large aud prices general
ly better.
The avre packet brought 5000 900 in specie, and the
Liverpool $3.50 900.
The conduct Of the financial officers Of Ohio, the'r
contradictory statements in relation to the state oep'
their dsgracful operations in this market IN 'he e'a'
stock and the repeated breaches Of faith by 'ne
SELF have convinced capitalists that that staow P'y Tvs
interest no longer money can be LOT 'na'
purpose. The state has been fsthless 10 n'en
tor, and thenublic has broken faith with It's original
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18
CltV Intelligence

Cuy lnteubGence.
SUICIDE FROM LAUDANUM.-The Coroner was
colled on Sunday afternoon to hold an inquest on
the body OF man named LOTUS Burns aged 13
years. native of Ireland, and recently of Boone
County He came to this city few weeks since,
in order to improve his finances, but being unable
TO obtain employment, desired to return. His wife
objected, and the result was that he purchased two
shlllings' worth of laudanum on Sunday, and swal-
lowing it, caused his death the same evening The
inquest was held at O'Connors Hotel, SO Court
landt street, where he and his wife had boarded.
MORE BURGLARIEs premises OF James Fo-
ley, 50 Centre street, was burglariousy entered on
the night OF the 10th by the front door being forced
open, and a copper and lead pump and quantity of
tin workers tools, &c, valued at about $50 stolen
James Kelly, 25 Orange street, testified that Eli
Jah Bostwick, black, came to his premises on the
same evening the store was entered, and offered the
stolen articles for sale. Bostwick was therefore ar
rested and fully committed tor trial.
ARRESTED on BENCH WARRANT-Susan Jones'
indicted Tor grand larceny on three charges, was
brought on from Philadelphia yesterday, and Lucre-
tia Brown for burglary, was arrested yesterday
ming by officer Stephens on bench warrant, and
committed to prison These women are among the
most expert and dexterous of the thieves that nest
our city.
PIckpockETs. DR.. H. Bostwick was COM
ing out OF the brick church Sunday afternoon
last, he had his pocket picked butthe rascals were
little disappointed, no doubt for instead OF finding
money, they obtained pocket case of surgical in
struments, worth about Sl5 to the Doctor, but of
very little use to them, unless they use the knives
10 operate on coat-tails II it has fallen Unto the
rightful owner; but as honest rogues are scarce
a-days, the Doctor will probably have to pocket
the insult and look out for the future. We advise
gentlemen to have care for their pockets as we'll
in chuich as out ofit-the church even, is not
empt from rogues 1t is customary practice for
congregations to leave their seats the m oment the
preacher pronounces the benediction, and go with
perfect rush into the aises and there stand like the
keystone of an arch wedged in, waiting the slow
movements of the people, with lady on one arm,
and his hat raised far above his head with the other
looking, lor all the world, like meeting prepared
time giving the pickpockeis fine scope amongst
the coat-taiis. We think it would look little
more orderly, and in much better keeping with the
solemn worship in Gods house, if the congregation
would leave their respective seats as fast as the
aisles were cleared, and thus save confusion, and
the modification of being frequently robbed. 1t is
the very place for pickpockets TO go.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18

Gg-IMPORTANT REMEDY-Dr Elderkin's Egyp-
tan Balsam is worranedto the cases of
burns, also piles and hstuIas in few hours In order
save expense in advertising certificates the price made
near cost which is only % cents for small and so cents
for large bottles gentleman in Wall street cured
ofpiieS Of long Standing in few applications. So all
can use this very valuable discovery almost without COST
for worms either persons children its effects
cerain for sprans and weakness in the back limbs
and rheumatism guaranteed to cure and supersede
entirely the unpleasant of all kinds of enng
plaseIs opodeldoc lniments. &c. 1t gives strength to
the muscles, and tone to the nerves II pleasant, di
fusable simuant whether used internally externally
One of most excrucating and painful rheumatism
was cured in tn rec days For caked swO. breasts
it never has failed to Immediately relieve.
can be had only Of Dr. Leeds wholesale druggist l27
Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18

Qy-BRISTOL'S sARsAPARILLA VS. SANDS sAR-
SAPARILLA-The public are referred TO advertise.
men now being inserted in various city and country pa
pers In which it is gravely asserted that Mr. Duey
ia Wett street, after having been nigh deaths door,
now "enjoyng good appetite" sc. when this very
in fact sleeping the sleep of DEATH Further the csr
fcae bearing his name is atested by Alderman Hatfield
and Mahlon Day, two of worthy citizens In justice
to them we free them from shadow OF conny at this
palpable humbug to deceive the unwary.
Caution-See that the written signature OF c. Bris
to written the cork of the bottle other
genuine.
Sold wholesale and retail by VIM Burger, so and 81
Courtlandt st, and 1888 Greenwich 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18

90 PROFESSOR VALPEAU's CELEBRATED
SPECIFIC PILL for the radical Of gonorrkea geet
and all unpleasant discharges the uretha the
only remedy used for those distressing malalies Their
celebrated inventor Prof " in his last lectures the hos
ptal oil LA Charlie i'll Paris "speas ofhem in follow
ing terms Gentlemen, have used these Pills for a con-
siderable time whu ut single instance OF failure, and
after having tried every remedy known for these
and after an experience of twenty-five years. have no
hesitation in pronouncing them to be the best remedy
gonorrh or geet at present known to the medical pro-
fession."
The New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy
having obtained the recipe for those Pills from their
LIBERATED inventor about six months SINCE have cold
two thousand boxes, and defy any be produced
where they have not effected a Among the many
advantages they possess the old treatment the fol
lowing are worthy OF notice. viz Their effect is certain
they contain No mercury, any medicine calculated TO
nure the constitution They allow the patients follow
his ordinary business without tainng the BREATH dsa.
greeng with the stomach, or causing the least suspicion
that the patient is under any medical treatment.
Sold in boxes containing 100 pills. at 81 per box To
medical and druggists So per dozen boxes
Nassau st. ny w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18

FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE RESURRECTION IN
CUBA.-We have received by the Helespont which
arrived yesterday. the following letter, giving
further particulars of the late instruction in Cuba
1t is seen that the aboitionists were the cause of
the outbreak. Not one of them, however, has
been caught, and the poor deuded blacks are to
suffer in their stead.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18

FOREIGN LITERATURE published, Mrs. Troll
lope's new romance of fashionable life, entitled
" Hargrave, or the Adventures of Man of FASH
ion," by Mr.. Colburn. II is highly ipraised. We
also see announced, "a Journey to Kalat," do.
lngs in China" and "voyage round the World
by Capt. Belcher,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-25
From the Wayne County Recor
COUNTY COW TON.

Will the Wings of Old WAYNE hold u County
Canveui,nn? 9uestinu that Of late has ire
au-utiy been asked rs. Daring the present term
OF our Court We have had opportunity of as
cerrninng his sal ct. The sentiments of our
WING friends from n mos sectton OF he coun
Is, nd g hel,evc the expression rs uniform IN IN
var ,f holding such Convention.
We are satisfied that IL IS only bv the MD Of
Convention, properly representing The will of The
PennIc that harmony and concert OF action IN the
Wing ranks can be effsctuav secured, and The RI
val claims uf candidates amIcablv settled. Attho'
Wayne Cnuntv IL of The strongest Wing C"un
ties ii, the State, vet. nv reason of the divisions
and d,sssn,,on. amougs, the Wings within irs ir.
i,e her characer,,n political pint "s newsstand.
in AZ verv enyiahie light. With Wing m 'riiv,
IL ms no, unfrcquentiv happened. daring the l,st
fs~ years. that she has been represented. in the
Sin'e Legislature, hv Democrats. She
represented hy Democratic Senator bv whose
vote howard A. HANNEGAN was elected To the U
States Senate. IN tho place of OLIVER H. SMITH
,"In Union there IS Strens,h", - n old. and very
trae kim. and bv departing from this priuciple
been doomed 10 The mort ific alton Of defeat The
past however. we cannot now remedy hu, hy act 4.
inp pruden,lv. may. in future. avid this result
For tho ensuing Angus, election. IL IS impor,an,
that The Wings should he united-,hat NIL div .ion =
and dtssen,inns should he heaied-and. forgetting
all former differences. and RENE IN berng former de
fsats only as an incentive TO harmonious action,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-25
DISTRICT CONV

On Monday, the Bird day Of April next, the
Wings Of each Of the townships OF the respec-
tive coun.ies Of this Congressional District nre
requested TO meet ard appoint or elect three oe'-
eg,tes 10 attend the District Convention TO be
held al Cambridge, on The 18th Of April, to nom
mate a candidate for Congress Il Is hoped that
not a single township will neglect the duty OF ap'
pointing delegates, and instruct those delegates
"A 10 their FIRST. second andihird choice. For the
purpose Of making the instructions fair AMI not
to be misiuterpre ted, il is recommended, and We
believe, has generally been accepted by tie
Whies as tho best means, h held an election Of
the whig party alone, and vote by n iaIlo,. On
which shall be written, the first. second and thu d
choice Of the voter.
Thus: First choice-Samuel w. Parker,
Second &" James Rnriden,
Third C,ieb 3 Smith.
Or thus: First choice-James Rrr,den.
Second Samuel ~. Parker,
Third Caleb b Sni,h.
Or thus: First choice->Caleb 3. Smith,
Second james Rtridcn.
Third Samuel w. Parker.
Or by substituting any other names IN the place
OF those usrJ above, or transferring them may
SUI, the water. We have only used those names
from the fact that they are the only gentlemen
who have been mentioned as nspirants tn the Of
fee This course Will be attended with bat lI',ie
difficulty or trouble, aud cannot fail t" give salts
faction to the people NJ large, wei! AS tho can
dila,es who may f,il IN obtaining The nomina lion
When the Convention shall have assembled, i,
will be necessary to adopt some means by which
the voters in the different townships shall have
nm equal voice in The decisions Of tho same. II
would be unjust that n township having in II on
Nv two hundred voters should have vote equal
TO the township which contains eight hundred -
We therefore propose, that each township de'ega
lion shall be entitled In vote for each one
hundred votes gwen At The last annual general
election; and that nil fractions over fifty votes
shall en,,ie them 10 one vote, and all under III
" fn be unhe rded; bat each township Which dt
no, give one hundred votes shall be entitled IL
one vote. Under thus arrangement there woulc
be ciuh,y.one votes in the Convention, as follows
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

WILL be offered for sale Saturday. The 22nd Of
w prl next. public cutlery the following property
belonging of Jonn White deceased a thai
part or parcel of land, lately owned by said
John bite dec lies north road leading
from line Newport and of the road Lead
ing from SDar,anshug-east of Of isooro1zn
awe county Indiana, except all lots laid out hereoh on
the town plat said town. and except tel acres iatsy
sold 70 J. FL Bruce off end The terms VIII De
one third of in sixone thIfo IN tSetVe,
I ~. raani,s third IN eighteen msnths the purchaser
give with approved .ecurl.y VIII
be given by JESSE io"Ne1ND' Aam
March 22 l643. 1871
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-25

AT meeting of the Wings OF 'Old Wayne'' held i'll
Cenuevile on the 26h OF November last undersigned
appointed Central Commit,ee: and among other du-
required, when they deemed il necessary, ",o
point committee of vigilance in each township in the
county" Believing the approaching election is of
importance require the united action OF the
friends of Wing principles have appointed the following
named gene,nea committees of vigilance in their re-
spectivc townships:
W.suINGros-Lev P. Rotherne, Jeremiah W. Swat
ford. Stephen jones.
JEFFERsoS.-Issac n. Lssh, Jacob Ulrich and Mark t.
Reeves.
PERRY--Larkin Thoruburgh. VIM. B. Henshaw, and
Hugh Black.
GREES-Ezra SchovIle, James Harris and Joshua Bal
!enser.
C,.--Stephen Elliott, Daniel Bradbury, and Elsazer
Hiatt.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-25
Valuable Farm For Sale.

EA|lLL be offered public sale tho door Of the
w Branch Bank al Richmond, 10 O'clock in the
morning Saturday, the Sh of April next the valuable
the property of Caleb Seve. deceased, lying
bout and half miles south of Richmond,
about 200 we'll waterea, with good dwelling,
good barn, and other build ngs orchard, and also
Saw mill premises. The will DO sold subject
widows right IF dowe for third Of the
hand. and the balance and well
secured BY order of the Board of Directors of said
Branch A. G. BLANCHARD, President.
March 9th, l842. Il-3i-SI SO
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-25

We believe ,he vote nf the respective town
ships ms givea above IS correct. and we know OF
40 plan s. ich would he more likely 10 give sa'I>-
sac,ioa to The whole Wing party of the District
,han the enc snggtsed above. Let tho piao.
however be wha, may, hope all will be sat
ed as Ia The result; nf The Conventinu, nd unite
"a giving i, their hearty support.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-25
Public Sale of Personal Property.

NOTICE is hereby given that vii sell at public sale
tbs highest bidder for ready cash, the 3O,h day
Of March next dwelling Of John DIavough, in
ives, river township Randolph county, Indiana, all tho per-
property the said John Dilavough, who has been
declared Bankrupt by District Court of the United
of such portion Of snid
property hereafter off Diia under
al of Congress such cases made and provided.
SILAS COLGROVE. Assignee
March zth, l949. ll,.-el SO
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-25

CESTRE.--David Commons. Lot Bloomfield. and John
Jones.
ARLINGTON. Michael Helms, Moses Robbins, and Jacob
Fender
BosroN.-James P. Burgess, Daniel CLARK, and Joseph
WAYaE.--John A M'Minn, VIM. Barnes, and John II.
Hutton
New GARDEN Andrew Meredith, Seth Garner, and J.
Wiicutts.
FRASKLrN-ienry Du.terow, Elihu Hunt, and r. Star
buck.
meetings be held in their respective townships The first
Monday III April and the appointment of three dele
the proposed Congressional District Convention.
first, second. and
third choice
The committee would also recommend their fellow
Wings the proprety OF taking into consideration their
meetings day of the April election, the e1pedency
If holding County Convention for the purpose If nomina
ting candidates the and county Offices; and
by them deemed polite, the appointment of Delegates
say Delegate each hundred given their
respective townships the last August The 29th
of April has named appropriate time for the
holding OF County Convention but the commte suggest
that the time be fixed by the people, and that the day
mated by a majority of the townships be adopted
d. r. HOLLOWAY,
j. r. CRE.4GER,
DANIEL SINKS, Central Committee.
T. q. NOBLE,
Hs4LT'ER JEGG.