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The Ripley advertiser., 1846-03-28

The rpbi,sber. ~ The uoned s,stss ss,,,d..
'o" feel oon.tssined 10 mike ssaio thai, 49,.
sn"~ ~,edss"sn's 70 ,hs 'ead,ns public 10, N.
show that They ase mol un,niDd6,l .f A.. ..,.'.
which 'ush pe'f.''ese requires, ~ would bs an.
i'fsly sunoiehs ~ refer the reader Ia m. s.,.s.
l..l.s.I .I..a.t.s - WV ssse0s
The Ripley advertiser., 1846-03-28
Drugs. ~ Family
MEDICINES.

<nilL ugneJ would respectfully beg
~@ leave ~ aD6yaoee ~ the eiiiyens ~ 1ip.
pahcounly, that ha has Iusi felufned tem
Phs1e Phia aud ttturht with bim tmsil and
neat lol ~ Drugs and Family Medicines u his
dwn sclefioUs, which be- oiism 90 reasonable
'ettn' fpf casb' CONSISTING ~ psa VI the fellow.
inf aFttgyNl
The Ripley advertiser., 1846-03-28
pound Pins.

vng,s rare article so seldom found in this
ma,ket. is row for sale at Kings corner by
Fer 90. ls4s ~, WAAkya
The Ripley advertiser., 1846-03-28
THE HOME DEP ARTMENT.

To render our periodical FAMILY Maya
zine, as well as lady's book, we give, every
month, New Receipts for Housewives, Pattern,
for Embroidery, Lace Work, &c, &c; thus ma.
king sort of wade mecum, indispensable to
every female, but especially to those in ths
country, who would learn the latest improve.
ments III the city.
The Ripley advertiser., 1846-03-28
Fine Brandies.

A superior article Of Brandy and Brand Che
ries, Wines Of various kinds, old Holland Gin,
with many kinds Of liquors too tedious to men-
ton, all OF which will be sold low by
- Feb. 20, l645. }. b. WALKER.
The Ripley advertiser., 1846-03-28

He would also respectfully tender his services
to the citizens of the County, in the various
branches OF MEDICINE, SURGERY, OBSTETRICS,
etc. Returns hts thanks TO his former patrons
and respectfully socci,s their continuance.
GJ Office, same heretofore occupied, where
he may always be found except when profes-
sionally absent. J. B, E.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-21

TRorrISe There will be great sport to day over the
Centrevle Course Two Of the fastest horses in the
world are to contend James X. Polk and Moscow j.
X Polk is owned by gentleman in Tennessee. He has
made mile in harness in less time than any now
living-in en-. 23s-whch over the Beacon
Course in the fall of 1884, against the Fairy Queen He
distanced the Queen the first heat the time given
above. He afterwards taken to the South, and was
matched with the great PAGER Tppeeanoe, for $1,000
aside, two mile heats He this match very easy
performing the distance in $40 J. X. Polk is a PAGER
and he goes today in wagon Moscow TO go his own
er chooses OF the horse Moscow hardly
to say he has made astonishing time in some of his
matches Over the Beacon Course, last fall in match
with Lady Sufolk-which he won no performed two
Of the heats in 229k and 1850 Moscow has had great
attention paid him since his last trots with Duchess and
Americas and is in fne condition We there fore an;ci
pete splendid sport day. and the attendance doubt
will he very numerous. owing to the facilities which
offered fgoing to and returning from the track
by the Long Island railroad The horse epidemic which
has been raging for length of time the Island has
sbsted understand, therefore, expect 10 witness
great turn out of fast horses the road We under
stand that considerable money has been already bet
this match and the state OF the game last night 100
to 75but presume before the horses start heavier
odds will be offered Polk his previous
time seeming to warrant it; probably 100 to so will be
about the figure.
There viii also be another trot mile heats best three
in five, in harness, for purse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-21

MONEY MARK EFT.
Sunday. - mt. xO-0 p M


The stock market during the past week has expert
enced severs shocks of galvsnic nature and the sf
feet hes visible in the fluctuations in prices Not
w,hstanding the depression of the iances the
general tendency Of prices towards the close Of the
week. was decidedly upward, and additional impetus
was given upon the receipt of severs days later intel
ligence from Europe From the existing appearance Of
things we should Judge that the upward movement Ia
prices was likely continue and that holders Of
of the fapcies would, in the of week two,
realise an advance Of several per cent.
Whatever improvement takes place in quotations will
undoubtedly be the result of speculation although the
daily increasing value Of certain fancy stocks should
have very great influence upon the market price, and
carry to proper point There is every indication
Of speculative movement in stocks or in other words
the elements of speculation are In very healthy state
and would require but very little agitation put them
into operation II appears, however impossible to draw in
those dispose 10 make proper Of these elements
Or in other words the outsiders are very shy and can
not be prevailed upon to take hand in the game
Without them Wall street wears very dull aspect and
the occupation of large portion Of the brokers who
congreya,e in that vicinity becomes poor business
These brokers may from time to time make operation
ont Of other but their so limited that
they will hardly suffice to keep body and soul together
They have hung their banner the outward wall but
the cry is not " They come! !"
Money in the street is very plenty, and any amount
be obtained rsrate security at Eve and six por
cent The banks full of money and they experience
great dc Of difficulty Ia leaning It It scoumulste'
faster than they dispose of it, If tho stock specua.
would make Of facilities for initiating prices
which are daily Offering, they could get up excite
msnt IN abort time, which would draw in enough out
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Movements OF Travellers.

The arrivals yesterday were not numerous those
we have recorded for the past week. The following
comprise nearly the full amount at each of the annexed
hotels -
ANERIcAs--s williman. Charleston; w. II. Magga-
nett Georgetown; w. Hayne. Charleston; T. Hagrew,
Florida; Hayne. u. 3. A.; g. Brush, Charleston; r..
Gesdon, doi g. Bursh, g. C; w. Hoffman, West Point;
Saner Georgia T. Gates, g. CT s. Coy Rhode Island;
Z. epiiman Bsliimore r. Tone s. C.; c. Wogen, do O..
rlspeni ~ capt Brenton, West Point.
Ioh-D smith, Boston; @. Virgins, do; 7. Farmer,
70 rn :. Deiaho, Boston, u. Lamb do ii. Horton, do;
uiler N.Y. A. Perkins, Boston; J. Wright do; B.
mn'oh, Alosnyi Capt Nsger Fort Columbus; g. Rhy.
~ yson'reai; Negler, Philad; H. Encott Baltimore;
-, on Tn, y. V; w Rich, Washington; r. Ward Bos
,on' mos Crngan Montresl w. Kendall Manc hester:
nir Carroll, Washington; L. Babcock eswsgo, II sha3
West "'' o MeDonaid' Cansda
fRASKIIS-W. Martin N. H.; C. Mason. TINY. NJ Ha.
GARD, south Kingston; h. Basssts, Conn ! Shsar Al
Dany; j. Poits do w. Tracey, do: Clarke nostar. r.
Ihorp, DO; ) Dozen do L. Wilkins do; A. HaIman do.
Buterbeld, Ohio; DR. Brown Wasalngton. + Wiisr'
Ohio; g. Hall. Norfolk . 'iner'
Crr-R. Barker, u. 3. N; H. Cog9sau Auh,,r
Close, Bsltmorei II. Emmett do; g. Harrison da,,
Woodbridge, Va; r. johnson, Oswego; J Pratt All
HowARD-L. Bacon, st. Louis; S. Thompson do, u ps
rstc. do A. Dunbar, do; L. Littlefeld Boston: h Is
vender, Va; Turner, o.; g. Jarvis Toronto; sheTia
Jarvis, do; J. 7. Davy, Rhode Island; James Watson
Boston; w. Tariff, Ala; O. Mschlspd Chippewa Cana
d1; J. Jerome, Albany; II Knowles, Boston; o. Win.
chester, Baltimore; III. Clarke. Philad.
JuDsoS-1heo Bliss, Phsd T.. Beale. Boston; b Har
ris, do; C. Flagg Providence; w. RodmsD do; Hardy
West Indies; I'd Price, Conn; b. Sanders, Savannah
r. Wood, Hartford.
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ANOTHER WAR IN ILLINOIS. We copy the fol-
lowing from the Paducah Ksntuckian of the 7th

ANOTHER WAR IN liLINols.-We copy the fol-
lowing from the Paducah Rentuckidn OF the 7th
new war has been in progress weeks in the vi
cinty Of this place the Illinois shore, bstweena band
of horse thieves and countersi,ers and the czens OF
Massac and the adjoining counties, who have as we
stated weeks since been driven Is they conceive
TO the OF taking the law into their own hands,
in some measure for the purpose Of Kidding the commu
nity of set Of confedsraied villains From confessions
made members Of the gang there is no doubt about
there having been extensive and well concerted
system of rssca ty prsctised in that portion of Illinois
for many pest few days ago suspected persons
were arrested and confessions made by them, which
have produced great excitement, and seem likely to
lead TO violence bloodshed The counterfeng party
raised pretty strong force and seized upon two members
of the company Of regulators and proceeding to
take others when they became alarmed by the over
wheming numbers Of the regulating party and they
treaty with the regulators which they stipulated that
several among the most prominent Of the counter letters
should leave the country forthwith and all the remsn-
ing members of the should also take up the line Of
march in very short time-so they adjust
their business and get ready to move this arrange,
ment is carried and there is doubt but that 1t VIII
be-that section Of Illinois will be relieved from sore
grievance We are glad to learn that as yet no lives
have been lost although the whole country Is sroused
and Of violence have occurred calculated
to excite the people. and lead the shedding OF blood
The following is specimen Of the proceedings OF tho
BY the regulators of the counties OF Johnson Masssc
and Pope Resolved, That we AXE by force Goisiy
rants which have been issued shall be brought forward
and torn up; that VIM Edwards, Cheat Linn Bart Linn,
all Spences Squire Turner leave the State forth
with and Young Linn he is able, never to re-
turn and that all the Leach family all the Lime, aud
all the stacys, and Dan Turner, of Johnson county,
John Jones' Of Massac, VIM. Jones, Felix Taylor, Ed
ward Fleece, John Grace, and James Brown of Me-
tropolis leave the State Of Illinois month from this
time, and return
The regulators marched into the town of Metropolis
numbering about 200 halted In front Of the Metropolis
House, where they addressed by Messrs Davis
Nelson and Roadcs, Of Pope.
Mr. Roades read the above resolutions and stated that
II regulator should be guilty Of any mdemesn amor
contrary to the objects then in view he should be handed
tho officers of the law but no warrants sbouId
be issued against regulator without the Of the
regulators.
The regulators TO meet again in about two weeks
OF VIM. Golelys and they to keep up regular meet
ngs and efforts until they clear the land Of oil bese cha
resters
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Dana, over Bronson.
/ -l.x. x-xxSou.-.
Political Intelligence.

The democratic party Of Pennsylvania will not, from
present be at any loss candidates from
which make selection the next 4th of March Con-
vention +. X. Skunk N, B. Eldred, James Burns and
Simon Cameron, have been respectively recommended in
county meetings. Wayne ard Lebanon counties have
passed one term resolutions, and declared in favor Of
Judge Eldred for Governor
The democrats of Rensselaer, county held their con-
venon Troy the 10th ins and nominated Nicholas
NJ Masters for Congress.
The wings Of Berks CO.. Pa, have nominated Doctor D.
Luther for Congress His opponent 10 VIM Strong. the
present member John Ritter being thrown overheard
The wings of Ulster county, in this State have nom
mated Eakim Sheriff. candidate for Congress and
in Erie county NJ X Hall has received the nomination
The democrats of the Kalamazoo district Mich have
nominated Edward Bradley for Congress.
P. Tallmadge, formerly a senator in Congress from
this State to be of the members of the convention
to frame constitution for Wisconsin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-21

Gen Robert Armstrong our consul to Liverpool, has
'turnod to this city from short visit TO Tennessee He
VIII leave the United States in few days, in packet
IRON New York. and viii take his back with him to
Livsrpool-Wash linton, lott.
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To EDrToR NEW foRK
SIN deem tia duty Incumben, call aften-
ton the following Of facts Ou saturday
ate the had Concluded the Waterman
the theatre his rounds and became sased the build
safe fro Of FIRE; ia half hour after
flames discovered rushing from room to
the roof of the bull ngtey uuder aud with
but rifiiug damage the propey-but appearances
during the fire. and the that took place alter
doubt remained having been the act Of lacsndia
Sir take this opportunity OF returning grateful ackuow-
iedgemen: to the members Of the seth for the
mptfude aud zeal and that them AID has char
scterzed them wheahe and properties of their fellow
stake They work heat and hand;
led by their respected officers Mr. Coles and Mr. John
See they subdued the raging element that n ened
erertons security uurped the place of danger, feel
also deeply sensible of the valuable
by he members of other companies who aided aud
conded tn efforts If the 3sh with willing that
in so noble an institution To c. " Anderson ESD Chef
Engineer thanks respectfully rendered for gca
temanly and almost dince THIS 10
but comp ment YET it is honest and such,
hope will be taken By all assisted the
their grateful servant CHARLES JOHN FIRE H.
Lessee and Manager.
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me hochtifg ,3drsrtiser, Of the 18Th, says yeser
day at quarter before three VIC Received word fro,n
at three O'Clock 80 s-
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The sailors Of Buffalo have struck for higher wages
they demand s25 per month instead Of the offered price
of SIS Tho Of vessels have raised the price Of
frsishts and the crews demand insresss of pay - az
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Elections.
nit of tho vota for Governor

MArNE-The result OF the vote for Governor in $40
towns, is
Dana dem. 81 100
Brensou whir ...,,.,..,.... 81 500
Dana over Bronson ..... 1858
Abolition and scattering. So33
In the towns last year. the democratic vote was
375; whig $40; abolition, &C.. 6,S93-showing de-
mocrauc loss of 1855 since last year Only two mem
hers of Congress are known to be eeced-a whg the
Kennebeck district by large majority, and democrat
in the York district, by very small vote In the 4th
district Morse, whg, will probably be elected which
will be gain for that party.
yERMoNr.--The Woodstock Age points out mistake
of in the whg returns and insists that Mr. Colamer
the present whig member Of Congress- defeated in that
district All butt small towns in the 4th district give
Peck CIT plurality Chandler, whig but third can
didate has 1000 votes aid the majority against Peck
is about l300.-Boston Post, 18th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-21

TRxAs.-The only news OF interest received
from Texas by the Sea, related to the extent OF
the damage by the gale at Galveston The News says
that the water which overlooked the island, extended
when at the highest over four streets with deptn sui
fcient to float lumber as far Market street The da
msge confined to the shipping, wharves, and Few
small houses the strand. The Nses ssumstss the
loss at SIC o0o--N. o. Pic, Sept IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-21

Saddle Rock Oysters-s. q =. Dorlon,
stands No. II and u Fulton Market has exqui
oysters asted. To the eplcare
treat be offered than Doons Saddle Rock Oysters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-21

The PIumbc National Daguerrean Gallery
the Of BROADWAY and Murray sreet rs the
satisfactory establishment fhat know Of
truly estimabs gift fo friend form Of be utul
Doubted
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Philadelphia Agents for the Herald, @. b.
Zeber Co.. Lsger BuiIdings Sd street, Chestnut,
whore those wishing subscrbe will please leave their
names Tcrms-73 month, including the Sunday
paper s. without il Advertisements and commun
cations intended for days be left the
agency by o'clock in the afternoon. toll
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Sporting Intelligence.

CoMMsS CoUNcL.-Both Boards are expected
to hold meeting this evening.
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TricobaDh,-Tne original and

Alexander's Tricobaphc-The original and
only genuine and liquid hair dye you de-
sire hair only the geoun: article Al
f:ts, Broad say A SANDS: A. a. Ward CO:
OF Of @. A. Wright Philadelphia sole agents for the
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HOTEL.
CITY OF WASHINGTON, NEAR THE TREASU
DIV DIJT n3Nrr

HHHE subscriber, having fully prepared and re-
Il plenished his well known Hotel, renewedly so.
ilicits the patronag e of his friends and the public.
his tables will always be supplied with the best the
season affords and whilst no effort will be shared
to give entire satisfaction, his terms will be found
so mode rate as to command attention from resi-
dents and strangers. There are several elegantly
fur finished suites of apartments and single rooms
ready for immediate occupation. Those who wish
permanent board will find it highly advantageous
to call. For persons having business with the De-
artmen the location of the Hotel is most conve
nient. Foreigners will find their language spoken
at this house, and their comforts strictly consider.
ed. Parties accommodated with refreshments of
all kinds at the shortest notice. Dinners sent to all
parts OF the city IA usual. l.. GALABRUN.
WASHINGTON CITY, July 2--2m
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STEAMBOAT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
o l. POINT.
TWO TRIPS EVERY SUNDA

VO tfI EFCRI OONDhT
eE The steamer OSCEOLA
A-1A will leave Wright's Wharf
SsSSS@5nsSsEEs-M1l41 Norfolk, touching at Ports
mouth, every SUNDAY.
p. M. WV"
Returning. she will leave Old Point at 9 O'Clock
a. NJ and at 6 O'Clock, p. NJ.
&C. Passage, to go and return, 25 cents. Colored
persons will be charged the same. Slaves not al.
lowed on board without a written permission from
sengcrs are particularly requested TO provide them
serves with change. J. MITCHELL, Captain.
N; Is. Weather permitting, the Osceola will,
June l3 p
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: = = y IGrA : 80 PANOh Nh thS
sAE&A Since the last season, a beautiful
Building has been erected, fronting three hundred
and ten feet, and very many alterations and i'm.
provements have been made in other respects. The
grounds have been much improved, fine walks
made to the Bath Houses, and for those who prefer
Surf bathing, no place can present a finer beach.
No expense has been spared to render this for com.
fort and pleasure, in every respect, the first place
In the country. The beauty of the scenery and the
salubrity of the climate, together with the various
sources of interest and amusement make this the
most attractive place in the Union.
The walks in and around the Fort, together with
the music of the splendid Band, are alone well
worth y visit here. Situated on the Chesapeake
BAY, on the great line of travel between the North
and South, 1t offers an agreeable visiting place to
those going North.
Il Is within "a hours of New York, IS of Ph:la-
deiphia, IL of Baltimore, Washington, Alexandria,
and Annapolis of Rio hmond and Petersburg, and
within | hour of Norfolk and Portsmouth, thereby
enabling persons engaged in active business to
place their families in ono of the most healthy and
agreeable spots in the whole country where they
can be united at any time within a few hours
Throughout the Summer from Z to 10 of the finest
class Steamboat touch here daily, moving in every
direction, Offering every facility for reaching here
or getting away, and from the cheapness of the
fare, holding out great inducements to travel.
The services of active a d efficient Agents have
been procured. and no exertions will be spared to
render comfortable, all who may favor us with
their company. JAMES S. RENCH
Nav 81
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VNO III LADIES AGAIN.-We call the
article, NYMPH SOAP, for he complication. Its con-
slant use will change the most bilious complexion
INTO one OF radiant whitencss; while ON the neck,
hands and arms it bestows u delicacy and fairness
which its continued use will happily protect, with
every appearance of youthful charm to the most
advanced period of life. The genuine only for sale
at the Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar.
July 30 CHAS. FL. HEINITSH, Agent.
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THE STEAMER AUGUSTA

rsp-a The Richmond and Petersburg r.
6%StkaaeR Cars, will hereafter leave Richmond
Sssssnss2A every SATURDAY MORNING at s
O'Clock, for Port Walthall when the passengers
will take passage in the Augusta for Old Point or
any intermediate place. Returning the Augusta
Will leaae Norfolk al s O'Clock on Sunday morning.
passengers whenever required This arrange. ent
VIII continue during the season at Old Point.
WIN. IL. GARRETT s. 20,
Aug Aren't.
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FOR WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA
GEORGETOWN.
TWO TRIPS A WEEK.

AeSGS The steamer OSCEOLA
@--!LIA will leave Norfolk Couch
VSz1IrTr.tF ing at Portsmouth, for
the above places every
MONDAY and Thursday, at 5 O'Clock, p. NJ. Re.
at 8 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Passage and Fare 50 %.
Inc Csceola Will connect, going and returning,
with the portsmouth, & Roanoke Rail Road and
James River Steamers Passage and Fare from
petersburg or Richmond to Washington, S6 90.
She viii stop at her usual landings on the Poto.
mac, to take Off or land Passengers, and at Cone
River every Monday going, and Saturday return
ms, from Washington. JAS. MITCHELL.
May % Master
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This should be accompanied by the certificate of
the united States District Attorney, Navy Agent,
or some other officer OF the General Government.
that the gnarantors are able to make good their
guaranty.
The bidders name and residence, and the name
OF c"ch member OF a firm, where a company Of
fers, should be distinctly stated.
The person or persons whose proposals are accept
ed (and none otber) will be forthwith notified
heIcol by the of a contract and bond.
which contract and bond must be executed before
tse oth DAY OF october next, and deposited in tho
F0st once addressed TO the Chief of this Bureau.
proposals should be sent under seal. addressed to
tne bureau OF Provision and Clothing, with 'sPro-
Posals for Navy Beef or Pork" (as the case NAV
PEI written on the face of the letter; and should
DC dispatched III time to be received by or before
the i9th day OF September next, at 3 O'Clock, P M.
10 be published once a week until the 18th of
september pext IN the Union and 1ntelli gencer,
washington, ID. o.; Age, Augusta, Maine Patri.
OF, Concord, N. H.. Morning Post, Daily Times.
Boston, Massachusetts Patriot, Montpelier, Yer.
mont; times, Hartford, Ct. Argus, Atlas, Alba.
ny,,N' y; Evening Post, Morning News. sun.
n ork Pennsylvanian, Times, Kevstone. pbila.
delphia, Pa. Morning Post, PittsbGrg. Pa; Ar.
gus, baltimore Md; Enquirer, Richmond, Va:
New Era, Portsmouth, Va. Statesman, Columbus
ONO Inquirer, Cincinnati, Ohio; Democrat. Ion.
IsVlilc, KY; Gazette, Lexington, Ky; Union,
nashville, Tenn; Register, Springfield, ILL; Dem
ocrst, Chicago, ILL.,. State Sentinel, Indianapolis,
indiana Western Sun, Vincenncs, Ind. Peoples
Z friend, Covington, la; Missourian, ST. Louis.
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ptoprietors Of the above papers are reuucstcd to
send a copy of their respective papers containing
the advertisement TO this Bureau, as q voucher for
the approval of their accounts.
Aug ~l3-lawtSepI4