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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-08

ROYAL WESTERN YACHT CLUB FANCY DRESS
bALL;-The annual ball, the proceeds of which are
added to the regatta fund, took place on Wednes-
Gay evening last, under the very distinguished pa
OF the Royal Western Yacht Club, at Elliotts Roy
al Hotel, on which occasion the splendid assembly
room and noble suite Of apartments were most
tastefully and appropriately decorated the entire
arrangements, which had been managed by COM
mittee of gentlemen from the Yacht Club, gave
the utmost satisfaction; indeed, nothing could be
more complete, and though the party was so large,
the utmost regularity prevailed
The company began to arrive shortly after nine
o'clock, and before eleven one OF the most bril-
liant assemblies that ever graced the Royal Hotel
was present, and the ball room had most enlven-
ing and magnificent appearance; nothing could
exceed the beauty and cheerfulness of the scene
Dancing was maintained with an animated spirit
till IL O'Clock, when supper was announced, which
consisted Of the most recherche decacies in abun-
dance. The tables were laid out in style which
commanded the approval of all, and too much
praise cannot be given to Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott for
the rich display.
Dancing was resumed after the repast-and en-
joyment,
- Like the midnight flower
That soorns the eye of vulgar light"
was indeed the order of the night.
Many OF the characters were admirably dressed
and in good keeping; and not the least imposing
feature OF the company were the presence of a
number of British officers in full dress uniform,
whose martial appearance afforded some idea of
the Pride, pOmp, and circumstance of glorious
war" The bands of the Royal Marines and Of
the 18th Regiment were present. and entertained
the company by their sweet strains.
The party remained till an early hour-indee ed the
"splendd saloon" was not deserted till the period
OF breakfast was approaching. The following
were amongst the company
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LONDON MorEY M.RKGr, Tuesday evening Jan. o..
Consols for money and the account left of 81 sellers, hav
ing been ga buyers Bank stock left of well at 1877 to
1855 Exchequer bills 67s to to COS premium India stock,
IA TO 273 Three per cents reduced 91 to Three and
half per cents reduced 1925 to new Three and hall
per cents 1919 Long Annuities, l2i TO and India
bonds SOS premium.
LoSpor jan 9-NIercantc affairs have been salts.
good for nearly every article only small parcels of pro-
duce have been brought to public SALE and IN several
cases prices have improved there decidedly dsPos
stocked at existing moderate rates For expectation a
somewhat better demand has prevailed, and holders oil
the iron trade there has activity The market
for Cotton Wool has presented lively appearance, and
the demand for wool the increase Capitalists have
commenced to turn their attention to all owprced goods.
Few ships have arrived with produce during the last
days. whereas the deliveries from the warehouses have
been good and stocks IN the docks are in most under
those Of last at this time. The value Of Mo.
ney still declining and II to per cent the rate Of In
terest for the best accepances. further Improvement
has taken place in the Wheat market.
MoNDAv EvrNrso, jan ga purchase by the Govern.
ment broker account the sinking fund for the reduc
ton Of the national debt made with tho usual forms
to-day at 97l in Consos, and the amount f25,00o.
He lhad previously bought upwards Of f7oooo which
raised the quotation 10 97 but that parcel 1t is under
stood was on private account is now period of "a
Their than five years since these purchases dis
continued The market for English stocks closed pretty
firmly, although the highest prices were not supporter
Consols for money and the account lett of pa to Bank
stock 1864 1873 Exchsquerbs SIS to 7os premium
India Stock, 272 to 273 Three per Cents, heduceo 't
to 90 Threesnd aIIaf per Cents, Reduced io73 TO
New Three-ands-IIaf per Cents, ioii 70 ana indla
Bonds 7os to sls premium In the ioreig innus
rather fat and the prices Of the speculative secnr
ties suffered in Spanish Actiycs closed ~
TO and the Three per Cents so to line ONE, 9no
Dutch rwosuda hall per Cents 4. Five per Cents
100 to Mexican s2t tns ps'e ~ ~ reru
Wan; 22b to Il Portuguese cohver'ea 'o ana n"enos
Ayros, 20 TO 80
Lorpos coRs ExeuAsor, Jan. o.-The supply Of Eng
NJ tba gtpalu txve
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political character Of the Atlas will he Thoroughly
Wang, efforts VIII be directed bring
complete the administration of the Government,
and bring back the Republican measures which
prevailed IL the days Of Washington and Madison.
To effect this great end, the Auas will advocate the
Henry Clay the Presidency, and John DAVIS
Vice Presidency heevin. them only admirably
qualified stations, hu, uniting with great unann-
the confidence of the entire Wing party.
To Country Merchants The Weekly Atlas convey an
accurate view Cincinnati Market. and comprise
Bank Note List and the ulle-, price of
Of Produce ana Merchandise publ shed in the West
condensed the New Orleans and Atlantic Markets
weekly review of the Cincinnati matke,he receipts
Li,,le Miami Rail road-the imports OF Merchandise by
rivers, and shipments by Steamers and fat boats.
To Farmers and Hossicuttlrists Weekly Atlas i
interests; Several columns il each paper viii be filled
sound practical articles Original selectadl
Agricuure: and arrangement, has been made Mr.
c. w. Elliott practical nuTsefyman III this vicinity.
original articles week the
Flowers ard Vegetables II viii also account,
exhibitions ami transactions Of the Cincinnati Io-
tcuural Society. and will publish all Of
PracticaI nature addressed 10 that body.
The Cincinnati Itctky Atlas viii 5e Published
Thursday wih entire new type, mammoth sheet
Two dollars annun,or will ne
post ofh.e dollar am fifty EACH
payable n advance. In point Of mechanical execution
authorized By law covering r1itar~e
PuhlisherS and generally willing IL
rel lcte1 avail themselves orpo,Inii il all
GTILFORD & RUSSELL.
Cincinnati. 1871
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TOYE EVERY ONE THAT 0WETH US!

l3NiE subscribers would mos; respectfully inform their
Il friends ana customers that they repienish
their stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PRINTS, OILS,
the coming season, and, order DO
absolutely necessary, you all know, have CASH.
Many you small bills, that if had would be
OF essential service and probably greatly impair
your means; forward, friends and up-there
way dsposins Of your surplus cash pay
pebts IN The time, allow press humble
thanks for the LIBERAL patronage bestowed, aud ask
tinuGnce your favors; which will
M IRWIN REED ~ BROTHER
Richmond. 20th / ebruaTy, 1914. 9:3s
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1CoM MUNICATEr.


DIED,-On the morning of the lnd instant, of Cnnses
fever in this city, few days of suffering,
MARY daughter of ACHILLES and BEULAH WILLIAMS,
aged near II years.
"Leavcs have their time fall,
Aud flowers 10 wi,her al, the north winds breath,
And stars 10 st.-but all -
thou hast all seasons for thine own, On DeGh!'
Our is desola,e, but she hath found "a home not
made with handsetornal in the Heavens" One scat -
is with the angels Then would we call
back! Call her back bear the countless ills to which
mortality her-have her again endure the agonies of
DEATH No. rather let rejoice that she freed from
earth spared rude winy blasts flor even
the innocent dark hrGters soroto
NAV orercterl them. Her gentle footsteps heard
no NOR. amongst US tread golden
Of the e,erna city, of glory her
ewes are bcaming with oyher sweet voice haa
ting the air of Heaven, aud mngng with the notes OF
Pm that incense from seaphic lips Then let
bow Him whose unerng mind hath willed "a She resi
upon His bosomOh tina, were all as worthy!
There eoicn. Heaven, for another is added to the
sserhood Of angels Have " LAX to draw
the the bes,, ie. for our sister IS there.
Bissu thought. kindredship with angels. Oh hard
her she 50 lovely so pure so aress Hers
heart that knew guile In her mind were predo
minen beauty, ORDER and innate goodness Oh who will
fill her place Bat must give her up--we must
submit He took her IN Ills own ne aud no doubt Inten-
ded mercy disguise. lis chastened W, for our
good aud may receive II as SUCH fer sisters bosoms
bleed prcsble anguish: anguish for her suffering
ansuish 70 'saiize the sad truth The silver chord IS
meath sod, and hollow winds whis,ling DER
lone grave.
The purest. ioyeIies, Of US all.
Is cold, and strasend for the pail
Bu,, if a sisters bleed. the
of parcntl To be hereft of dear. dearer
THAN life Tho your bosoms rent tho your heart
strings are almost torn a-under remember, Ills her
lasting gain "four Heavenly Father you. there
fore he chastens YOU He called her
lure her sisters there her bo'srs her beloved ahsen,
Their.
Yea tho he dwell in stranger land her gentle calls
will reach his At morning, noon, even, NAV he
pleadnss,and in the mid hour sht hen
his head his pillow, will she whisper peace
whisper she happy, snpremeiy happythat holds
her Saviour, that Saviour who said of little
dren, ''Sufer them unto for Of such
Kingdom of Heaven He received her IL His
hadh her and she sh 1t His feet rs aid
Mary o. DID, and her spirits are ssd iha, another
is added - The
Then. parents brothers, sisters, though cannot
10 mourn. let nurmusirss: rebel
against HIS decree, whose wisdom
HI the clouds lnver'i,
Aud housed her from the
Shs pure for earth. Nor was she given us to
keep but ea Us fer example; then eall'd Heaven
10 .sai US there.
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4b;ootoa Moses !, Iblns, Ptul L,rsh, Ovid
!. Woods, Nicholas Smith and jacob Fender.
Boston--j. NJ. BlIa, J. P. Burgess, John
Sm,Ih. Hugh b Taylor and Thomas Hoie't.
Centre-Wm Yaman, Joshua Elason. Caleb
&, Jackson, David Commons and F V, Snider
Ciay- Stephen + liot,. ID ,nieI Bradbury, Rob
or, Bond. LEROY Larsh and J W Scot.
Iranhlia-E hu iIuni. Joshua Jeffres, Hem
ry Dauefo., Robert Starbuck and John NJ Al
dleman-
Green Ezra Scovlile, Joshua Bllienger, John
Hough, Joseph Stephenson,
Nem G1rdea--Andrew Meredith, Job Key
nods, John Henley, John Meredith and John T.
Jones'
Perry-Jacob w Fisher. - Hlnsha ". Lar
kin Thornburgb. Miles Marshall and Wilson Den
yefe,soa-Wm Murray,T Buchanan, Wm
Lewis. Jesse Thornburgh and Charles Evans.
Jackson--SoI Meredith, A. NJ. Bradbury, ia
cob Wore Ct w. Whitman and John Beard.
Washinoton-John Talbot, Il ,ber, Murphey,
En- Wright, Dickson Hurst and James Brown
IVayae-Beniamin w. Davis, w. l.. Fryar
Andrew Woods, John League and stephen
Thomas.
Central Committee of Wayne County.
The Wing Central Committee have appointed
JAMES RARiDEN, ESQ, their Chairman, to
whom all communications designed for that com
mittee should be addressed.
The following gentlemen compose the County
Central Committee
JAMES RaRIDEy SAMUEL HANNAH,
ID. p. Holloway, DANIEL SINKS,
| WALTER LEGO, LOT BLOOMFIELD,
! WILLIAM ELLIOTT JOHN B STrrr,
w K FoULkE VIM BARNES.
/ MARRIED,--On Thursday morning 29th ul' by lis
e tltOn. "a
Miss Lucy l.. Meek, of this vicinity
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TINERE viii adjourned meeting Of this Institution
o Monday evening. the 18Th of March, for the pur-
pose clectIn5 officers for the ensuing year.
By order the Trustees.
-. SUFFRINS, Sec'y pro TEN.
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PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS,

mny tpaircrsal medicine, there scarcely
any obstruction md
the human machine which they VEL. alleviate
when administered IN the early OF congestion
stomach bowels .hey speedily relax organs,
reduce tho attendant lever and the sufferer health
Obtaining irritating drastic substances. their exhibit
olowc by that prostraton of the bodily pow
which operation Of most other cathar-
tics, and they be administered without the slightest
of producing the local inflammation so frequently caus-
ed by compositions vepdcd by the quacks and
cha fatans OF the day.
In almost all stages Of disease PETERS vEGETA-
BILE PILLS will be found Of beneficial effect, but they
should always be resoed when the first symptom makes
appearance The conquest of the complaint will then
easy and immediate. In bilious disorders, remitant.
intermtant foye ysenary, cholera colc.
darehea, dropsy feted quotations, Of
the Spleen sick head ache, all complaints growing Of
nperiec, rapid digestion, topper bowels fe-
male distinctions, habtual and all other die
in which purgativo medicine proper, PETEK'S
VEGETABLE PILLS will be found unrivalled in tho
speed, certainty and gentleuess of their operation.
1t is asked upon what principle these extraordinary ef
fleets produced, We reply tina, PETERS VEGETA-
BILE Pl Ii a PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD,
by purifying the chye and other fluids Of which blood
composed ehyle Is milky 1nd deposited by the figes
ted matter n,estines, and which when
combined with the hillary secretion - conveyed into the
veins and becomes the principle Of life. This medicine
acs directly the chye. from which il eNpels all acrd
particles and all humots detrimental to healthy circuIa-
ton 1t ceanses the juices and fluids before the ehemc
change place, which for the immediate pur-
poses Of vitality. This IS beginning To emb"e tho
streams Of life with heaiih It - necessary to purify them
their
Such Is the radical mode in which this medidne per-
forms lis Testimonials which would fill volumes
(many Of them from high scientific authority
and It used practice of the frs, Physicians
mere, ana abroad.
In eary months Of Spring. when the animal and veg
etable worlds alike influenced by the change
aperient medicines esociay beneficial One dose of
PETERS vegetable Pills taken this season may snve
hundreds Of dollars Doctors bills during approach
heats summer BE " i'm aPgeserye and
sesuate that you may have contend with
disease III ITS hercest forms hereafter.
Are subject pain the stomach OF bowels after
eating by depression Of spirits, and an indIs
pos to acttte employment of body Misunderstanding
pans li,nbs'Ie IN the region Of
kifueys-cofd feetfaIntuess and trembling
after strong exercise short have you of
tIuas uhi~h arrangement OF the digestive
retive fInctos= and consequently impure
value health take Peters
Pills. and the restoration of inya
blessing.
For sac BY the follow ing agents n Tins city.
f-J-B. Brghtpeii, J X Dugiale and d. P. Holio-
way
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PETERS PILLS.
TRUTH HAS PREVAILED.

PETERS Vegetable pills have been years be-
fore the public During that period they have obinned
celebrity unparalleled in the history OF the most popular
medicines which preceded them have followed in their
track The happy combination Of vegetable ingredent
years of study ana experiment, directed by long
previous experience tho properties OF medic al
pathology of disease the nature and Nnodus oeTdndt
of the various fluids which minister the support and
the human body, and the by which
those fluids prepared, modified, and distributed Tho
triumph of sk and patient experiment has been complete
Throughout the length md breadth Of land, British
America, England tho Yves. lndas and The continent
of Europe the curative virtues of Peters vegetable Pills,
gratefully acknowledged They may be called The med
icne par excellence of the Southern States Their con-
south Of the Potomac is enormous, ana rontinu
ally No other Pill .'goes down. there
however sugafed with hired pus, and home ncnuac
cnrf Ifrnfr
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CAN D Id At E S ,
For the nomination to be held on the fret Mon
day in April.

lnatiun to be held on the frat Mon
For Clerk.
SAMUEL Fl tNNAH,
TUOS. G.. NOBLE,
WIN. ELLIOTT.
S. b. STANTON,
For Treasurer.
ISAAC ZEEK,
X. f.. FULTON,
THOS. ADAMS,
STEPHEN ELLIOTT,
JOHN PRlTCHET.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
JASON HAM.
For sheriff.
DAVID GENTRY,
THERON PARK,
JACOB w FISHER,
WIN. WlDUP,
JOHN f. DUNHAM,
DAVID MOORE.
For senator.
a. NJ. BRADBURY.
DANIEL. SIRATTAN.
w. X. fOULkE,
ID. p. HOLLOWAY.
For Representative.
OLIVER +. JONES.
JOSEPH LEWIS.
WILLIAM YAMAN.
For Associate Judge.
J. p. BURGESS.
JESSE WILLIAMS.
JOHN BEARD.
For Recorder.
JAMES w. MAXWELL,
JAMES WOODS.
SAMUEL EDMO\SON.
ALEXANDER STOKES.
A. +. SIIORTRIDGE.
WIN. SPRINGER.
For Coroner.
SAM'L G. MEREDITH.
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NEW ARR NEE;vEE.S
RICHMOND FOUNDRY!

TINlfE subscribers having purchased tile Ri HMONn
i FOUNDRY of N5rdyke, F6ut&e ( TIA ms, Re
prepared furnish all kinds of tA~IfN Nos lo
they be had in Cincinnati. other establish
in the country and have general
sorment of patterns and of the --latest Of the
best MilIwrights in VIII say who
about to improve build Mills ii" ni il
their advantage 10 give call, ~ltl AZ all times
the best stock that be had and our prices i'll be
found 10 correspond with the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-08

presidential Nominate ions. - Ihe Hos JoHN MEL
Attorney General Of the United States. mas been ap
non,ed Secretary Sate ad itr until the successor
Of the Hos A. p UrsnuR, shall be appointed
Con- LEWIS ARLINGTON, appointed Secretary OF te
Navy ad interim, until successor 10 the HON ihoHAs
w GLnzR, IS appointed.
lie probable that DANIEL WfBsrFr, will be cahe' l"
the State Department, 10 treatwih fhckehhaih upon "
Oregon question.
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New Booksl-Just Received.

4 LBU Ms. Infants School Primer. The .,,;aaa Boy
Keepsake Stories. Lanion Poems, ts.o.es far Af..
aiHe, Mr. Lecester's School, Ear,on's Poems Ror.,s,
Italy, Book Of Common Prayer, Night TAsuxn,s Asbs,s
Pensa superior article, Poese, aBf PsIygiot Bibles.
Friendships Offering 70, 1874, Pearl Te.,smen, INST r..
ceitei and for sale a BOOK STORE
Richmond. Dee 80 1913 g,
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Mr.. smiths speech.--1he length OF the speseh oi
Mr. Smith, prevents giving our usual variety ''7 e'"
Tn. space il occupies however, could not DO liter npp
I'D We hope be read by all, have no do-bt x
will be.
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WOODS PATENT PLOUGH.

We making the aoove PLOUGH From the long stan
ding of this Plough in this and the adjoining counties and
in Ohio, deem is speak OF its
qualities have ot those VIM have used
them nd they the best and Plough scna-
raj We manufacture four sizes one, Two. three and
horse Ploughs all of wca Tor months,
fair
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Il H RE HING MACHINES

called for. attend n the flung OF MILL SFiNDlf>,
CUTTING SCREWS; amt. in short, be fully prepared
all kinds be done MnrhHr shop,
The shortest possible notce, an warranted when Zone 10
perform WEI pay viii be cXactot Ny custom mas
always been accompany my work where II i - he use J.,
up and leave it uat il performs - en'se sat
isfacuon.
this method. therefore. expressing my sincere
my old Richmond aud the sIrronn-
ding country for their support heretofore, aud VIII be st
thakfi Tor contnred patronage, my determa-
10 do good work ana prices suit the times.
have areh dy thonsand dollars worth OF work
gaeed to be put up at faseFstown the ensuing season.
where sample Of my Mechanism appear
ELhANAH HUXLEY.
Richmond Jan ) 18Th 2tf
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RICHMOND WooLLEN FACTORY.

VNIE subscriber having commenced the
.basine the above mentioned place he is prepsr-
ell % wo0l manufacture into CLOTH, FLAN-
SEIS, BI.ANk ETS, SATTINETTS and JEANS, Ell
ward the shares, terms suited TO tho
times He hand good of the above
ia goods, which he is willing exchange for wool or
other produce lie viii also Gard Wool, Full and Dress
Cloth who viii favor him with their custom, at the
customary prices and hopes that by strict attention to ba-
give general satisfaction.
LEVlNUS KING.
Richmond, Nov IL, 1913
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Ten Copies for SIS.
THE WEEKLY ATLAS,

ENIIE Subscribers commenced with the Jam
w ATLAS.
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whis Meetings.--We have received The proceedings
OF several Wing meetings, which are "navodaby crow
Gu, We viii publish Of Western friends next
wee
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To BOYS Bows, listen 10 Us a moment. ID
yo, wish to become men and irfluentia! citizens!
Do Won wish to command the respect oil The wise
and good? Then abstain from all that IS EVIL
Go not into improper society; use no proiane or
indecent words; speak no faIsehoods. never cheat
never lie be perfectly honest. Remember your
conduct now will have influence over your
lie. you vlr,uous, aud Improve your time
N useful pursuits, we have no hesliacy IN saying
hat If YOU 1.-Two you will become ornaments 10
socisty On the contrary, II you yield TO bad
examples and have no regard to virtue or truth,
break The Sabbath wander about W it'll the profane
and idle. during your leisure evenings, we tell
YOU plainly i, will prove your ruin BE careful
then TO do right, 10 have tho fear OF God before
you, and 10 walk in the paths Of integrity. Then
your early DAYS will be precursors Of glorious
manhood and useful and happy !ife.--Portla"d
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Car ding Machines, mapping Ma
chimes, Pickers. Mules, Jacks, Jennies.
Power Looms, both broad and narrow.
Silk Machines of the latest style. &c.
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MARRIED,--On Thursday morning 29th uli, by His
Honor the Mayor Mr. John H. Nichoson of Milton, TO
Miss Lucy l.. Meek of this vicinity
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LIVERY STABLE.

Nii- s45scf0ef las fer hue. several good saddle horse
-bA5s e. sal y Ell broke horse. His terms will b
slttet tj,2es LEWIS BuRK
Richmond. March tfth. lsio. III
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@ARDgNs AsA glgay 25,

We will a 80 make CARDING MACHINES OF the /
styIe and finish 70 oIler. auI On .uoleLnle term.
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H.Ail hail. the hour is Fastening on,
When. vainly tried by Slander's flame,
Columbia shall behold het
Unnamed, without n laurel gone,
As. from the flames of Baby ion,
The angel guarded t-iad came.
The slanderer shall be silent then;
His spell shall leave the minds Of men,
And tIigher glory wait upon
The Western patriots future fame