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New-York tribune., 1841-08-25
PsaaEON'a
CELEBRATED ANTl-DANDRIEF.

MO ONE should without hottie Of Phaon andri-it
wthoa; exception the best remedy employed for Utter
IL Graduating the ardh completely from the ca
TN. proprietor celebrated Wash unlike individuals
will guarantee that will turn ;1 blnch or make bn!l
head. hair bn 500 1ho will that
not the article recommends be- viz thorough cleaner
the surface head Its qualities peculiar not
only cleanse, and purifes Hair bu; leaves GLOSSY and silky
all remces of the sort offered TO the
Public leaves application the AhlcrnIng snd cool
,nr sensation and LADIES aud CllDEENS heads Is
unrva led will find compound preventive
Richness keeping and of the head
perfectly dandr promotes and strengthens TIE growth
Of tie Hair persons travelling South, living IN warm eli
maize should qualities southern ciue
arc altogether uaequaed Those may be epuca the
qualities my invaluable Wash here invite to purchase one bottle
exactly arra II to be- Will return them
the cash used according TO direction
Price 20 and per bottle gentlemen have 1t applied
for 25 cents purchased Of Oh
serve none is genuine unless sgncd by in ink.
+. IIALON, ia broadway, Newiork.
Manufactured solely by the proprietor his Hair Des'-r and
Wig Manufactory, 81 Broadway. m26 3m
New-York tribune., 1841-08-25
LOON MANDATORY.

Dol CENTRE STREET, Opposite Hester street
r;,E inform the pubic he has commenced
manufacturing iD rs for stores and Dwellings, with snGn ai
furnh ARTICLE 10 per
cent les. than any maker tue city Persons wishing pur-
ca.. vi find aud eore
chasing r.e.1-rr lnIg5 In CMAS. g. CAkPENDER.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-25
INPORTAN1' TO FENiALES.

DR WARD l3 Chamber confines his practice the treatment
- and children m long experience tbs
profession enables HIM where Others have il
Dr. method treating female complaints such require
a DR. w for rabisn4us or
,lninti-r other deomes with entire
Office hours from IL 4. NJ. ana 10 P NJ
+. ALLEN WARD, W. D, Surgeon,
Professor OF Diseases of Women and Children,
iyq If M l13 Chainbars street. ~ y
New-York tribune., 1841-08-25

" CAL OI-The subscribers have appointed BY me pro
sole sue OF Geerough Patent Lamps and
Chemical OIL and No Broai-ay where they
churches, faetoris hotels paor astral study
Liverpool mattel SIDE and braach lamps &c Ths article ns
been used OF otsls and ost !1r
lie upvards satisfaction, not ,Ige
in,asce having occurred dung that period wherein purchasers
svaied themselves agents Any disposed
be satisfied .i single banner Kill emit more light a. aH 4
peae OF tim ordinary burners consuming
sperm expense of three cents slch AnonF and
the simplicity Of rs eoG,truc
cEecal oil. IL be ar
artificial light Khan other Every
all perfectly satisfactory he reiurH-
Those about wons hns for their advantage
subscribers where hc different kinds
be operation old only By PEARSON NHlThORt
No i'll Broadway.
n. constant supply Of OIL always on han5 aut- I'm
SARATOGA WAT e. irora Iodine Spring. rEe 10
- DINE Spring much Iodine and Carbonate OF
Magnea consequently the most powerful
apsrien highly charged ~lh Carboac GAS
which renders i a pGpgert an i&gstiul drink
A. A KELLOGG. Owner. Saratoga spa
Sold h.esals NesfsrA by B. D. Sands
Fulion-i: retail 81 David sands Co a.
Chiffon. 263 Broadway Mhaa l-3 broidwayi
AID Chsmb-rsst >oHltrt and Del
uc, Broadway Park Row Rushou Aspusa 20 Wi'ar-s';
DR. nor Broadway 27s Broadway King ti foadwayi
Dods Cogrc.hsl 2l Pearl Biuee Ro>enn!
ler Blocker 81 Hill Green schsi Jennings Bennett los
Burger 80 Cor,land, Kotton ls' East Bro adway
New-York tribune., 1841-08-25
T,1poRrANr And USEFUL ENYEerK,sE

7 ~ a BASSFOKD.-THE
completed eegaR and convenient style
through 10 Ann IN ~nra II ~
tended supply this great emporium
breakfasts and suPper the most fashionable manner
and reasonable pc- whole establishment all be inner the
immediate suoerintendence of the well known b Hot formerly
proprietor Holt, Hotel Il j. designed TO procure the Fc:s deli
caci.s the provisions liquors and superior cooks
spacious AID IsiV - also
parties enjoy the comfort Of haTinc ample room besides an
por;uAiv peTusng published ~ the nj
States countries A thousah's are III Inc
habit OF obtaining their meals not be
ct.d Ia ,yor TN. establishment call eisp for the
purpose of deciding whether the Cr-v de-
natrnnacel ant I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-08-25
DECTGHAI. HONEY OF LgVERW4,ssT.-Es-

peence ma amply confirmed ,se utility Of h ncParioH tor
Coughs Colds Splitting Blood all affection of the Lungs c
The unparalleled with which tbs Justly celebrated acdi
cine has met induced Ignorant pretendcrs 10 aeai 10
palm off public; which outward ap
pcaance esamb.d the original As easily 10 deceive c w
wary. To ih miserable Hpos)n raHeIa'er inc
ILL. fall the outside wrapper The Coanters" Il signed
also Joseph Noui up sold the proprietor form
or tore. corner Madison and Catherine
Remember genua Is NOT SOLD at the Madison and
Catherine
The .uine may had OF JAMES D. NOW, Soi' Proprts
tor AT VIM apotheca-es HALL 80 cathcrnet acss:'
Oco Mex Co. l4S MAIDEN lane General Agents o' the
United
peta Adl,ou & OFF Ro"ery and 69 Eroad" ay
ushon aspiaWal William e. D. Cogeeeha corner Ps,r and
Rose w Watson &c Catherine ST, Codilngoh 81 Hudson
= J. Wier 2isI COuGnac1, - Cnatlsm st. j. 9aeu
Elngtnve and ". ?. kngro,e Rookvn AUS I'm
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GTSEENSyHGgS POTTE1f
26f Eightecnfh-stre

g.rwEES Tenth AVENUES,
TEIHE respectfully informs the Public that he continues
to following articles which he offers for sale OIL
reasonable terms
St.ne Ware Eaheru Ware Portable Furnaces Chimney Pots
Stove Tubes Green House de Fire Brick Druggist and
Chemical Ware, &C &c.
stove Innings made any pattern ari ut short notice
80 9r e ~ " ' WASHINGTON SMITH.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-25

- EDUCTlON AND IMPROVEMENT IN DENTISTKY-Per'
u .or DESTROYS avoiding exorb,an charges OF OeHsis
will 6nd advantageous cali " SHERWOOD Surgeon Den
list li3 Grand street Centre Market
RCno,s aud aching teeth niaby cured without pain, aud
rendered Us -n for m.ny years lncorrupibe Mnera Teeth III
cried on the various 81 So Filing and cleaning
m prop.r,ion Whole atmospheric principle
,v2.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-25

NOR Coughs Colds Asthma Whooping Cough Shortnes OF brsasi
4 and all of the Heart and Lungs, leading 10
1oN Reader tried many medicine. for your cold nave
yos had bottle Of NOWIiLS PICTORIAL HONEY OF LiFEs
VGRTl Try L. as,Grey the best medicine ever ohered 10
public the high euogna gwen W
have taken attest al once It's superior
Il isfom this that re are induced 10 MAX ~ as pp
possible though has increasingly received e puo aPPl
Ey thousand bottles per anh 'o Pul
this hoax the su"rer ~aely COZ
medicine thereby 1as >hhg
fatal pug alone ustaiaiag the hopes 81 ns pa
uen; until hopes gone. $1,000. =,
The preparation Of the HoHcy Lyerwo solely composed OF
vegetable simple ker nature oa 10 combination no
only calculated to remove immediate disease but 70 nVgorate lat
,y,:en reae-ay No medicine offered the public can be sale
number OF persons N consumr
tive complaints Pecoral Honey oil LVer"or IL shouic
kept all families. the hr't P'om 81 coid
and neglect are the causes oi HuDe's ~
heir llfes. especially "a consumpuve cases .u 60.
This medicine the pubic at ;he 10" Pee Of wo sa
1gs accessible TO all e wholesale and retail al the princ
pal Depot a. Madison Caherines H. " Buh Of Barclay 81
r. iiohbard Bo~.ry ~ lnor 1872 Broad.ay Dr. James H.
Hart m Broadu ,y corner Chamberst G. Mitchell W Cnueh
Ifron ' jyl9u
New-York tribune., 1841-08-25

IMPORTANT. ASTHMA CURED-PursAa, Ohio, May
Is ls4-Dear SirDoctsr Heinrich has used some or 10 bet
better than several aud his appearance indicates de-
Improvement His confidence medicine
induced him to ecomue friends and informed
tuEcj and others greatly relieved
Dr. d. jayne. POTTS GRAhAn
Prepare only % Sou,hThird street Philadelphia
Sold ard retail by SANDS, Druggists, No.
20 and 100 Fuon-slreet aad DAVID SANDS Co. East
way. New-York. aulS I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-08-25

CHOLERA zNFANTUH. Summer Compaint &c &c.
In eieht tbs disease may CURED
by obtaining OF Dr. James Nursery Pills which
by experience specdc il The above complaints Sold by A.
D. Sands Druggists 20 and 100 Fuiton by David
- fa.; Broadway n
GERMAN sOAP-40 6r, quality White Soap for ale
" sa2. BY GRINNELL, AINTlRN & CO. Ia S9V,a.s,
New-York tribune., 1841-08-25

TygpORVsNV SOTFGE-fIorison:s Fil1S.-The
Public of America the British College OF Health
London have dismissed Of ST. Broadway Nev-fork
their General and they have longer
general agent This particularly impressed Oh the peo
pc tho States well known that several individuals
arc enieayorng their Medicines under the plea that they
are acting as General Agents the Establishment III London
Merchants Traders aud Others may be supplied on the same
terms as their agent Mr. Taylor by sending their orders direct to
Messrs MORRISON British College of Health, Hamilton Place
New Road London will obtain the time Ceri
OF genuincness Of the Mediclnes
Of Mr. Taylor appointment and other par
tcuars ether papers. All debts Mr.
Taylor Medicines be paid Hesrs FIRTH
HALL. of Franklin Square New York. -
MORRISON, MOAT s. co.
British College of Health. Hamilton Place,
New Road, Lon,A.n, April ). ISL.
Bit will be remembered Messrs. Morisons late Agent
Mr. wrapped up and sold their Medicines the public III
pnd labels such will longer be genuine The se
British Coege Health will henceor be- sold as IN
England words MoRIsoSs UNIVERSAL MEDICINES engra
iva I'm
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CUgE ZOE CHOLERA 1IOKBUs AND SUBJ

CURE FOR CHOLERA nOk8Cs AND SUBJ
Y MEX CoMPLAINTIhis NAY certify tha' have used Doctor
vn. Canaaiye very extensively Bowel Complaints,
am nave NOT the declaring
WILLIAM STEELLiSG, II. d.,
Physician o the Cumberland, y. J. Aims House.
Brighton july 10. 1896.
Ds D. Slr-iaviag made of your Carminaige
a.an my family finding admirably adapted the
complaints Intended pleasure recommending
friends and the public gsn,ay believing those
afflicted with any those complaints will ind relief ia the
use Of this valuable medicine JONATHAN GosG, ~ D.,
President Of Granville College, Ohio.
Ne--York May o. l.37
Prepared by DR.. JAYNE, - SouthThird street
Price 80 anli Ira
New-York tribune., 1841-08-25

=. Tor speed ant beauty pntg Carts printed on this Machine
Mt ehsaper than 10y common mode Of printing Cards
Visiting Wediing Cards epgaN ed aud printed
sul4 I'm WN II FOLGER, l07 J-hn t I'd door from Pearl
New-York tribune., 1841-08-25

CORPORATION N0TICE-PubIc Notice Is hereby
~ gwen that sale of property unpaid will aze
place Public Auction the CITY Hail. Of ey NewYok
Wenesday the 9th dag Of October o'clock snd BE-
continued from day day Until the whole property shall be-
sold and that tie detailed Of and property
10 be sold published the Evening Post and 10 part IN the
New York Standard printed and published the CITY o;
New-York. JOHN EVEN. Street Commissioner.
Street Commissioner, Cnce Julv % IsiI ly23 Iaw3m
New-York tribune., 1841-08-25

NOTECE.-The partnership heretofore III.
subscribers, under the firm Of THOMAS McELAsD Co
Is this day dissolved By mutual consent
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HaT.Esy f.YEs. EOR PnINT:Ns: CARDs,

MARTIN w. EIsHIONs keeps constantly hand all
w .fBRASS GERMAN SILVER Castings, No IA Spruce
street. Je1-3u
New-York tribune., 1841-08-25

F% IL Celebrated for pure, sparkling and brIlan,
fSlSk& AIES and the superiority OF its REFRESHMENTS
kssHS9 generally j,oau
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-17
Spteuiations at WASHINGTON,

Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot (Whigl.
Washington, August 10 -'There is considerable feel
ing manifested among the No,hern members, IN conse-
quence of the some Of the Senators from the
slavehodng States have thought fiji TO adopt regard
to the nomination OF Mr.. Everett Minister 10 Eng
land. Ii now seems 10 be regarded dec ded that NJ
Z. will no, be confirmed HIS nomination will proba-
bly, be laid over for the present. and, By and BY, will
be revoked by the President Some say that MIR Ifeb
stcr himself will be nominated for the mission TO Lon
don-hut is not at all likely that he will leave the
Department Of Sta,e-The consequence Of the resist
ance made TO the nomination of alr Everett will be
10 postpone the other diplomatic nominations for
while This must be peculiarly annoying to Mcssrs
Todd, Jenftr Babcr, Pcndeton, and others, whose
names have been before the Senate for many weeks
-(Rafhcr annoyinrD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-17

what will be his future course In all that has come be-
fore the public heretofore, he has been steadily and
strongly opposed to n National Institution In October
1910, in letter TO his constituents he took the same
ground President Harrison, that bank IS const,.
tuiional only when necessary 30 carry out If the
powers directly granted 10 the Federal Government In
all the debates that have thus been had upon the subject,
no one has undertaken TO show that there is any such
necessity for an institution The assertion has been
made but backed by reason or argument In regard
to the will of the people, President Tyler avowed in his
message his belief that the popular voice Ind twice
demned National Bank. With these and other facts
before them, the people of the States have right to
nect VITO They returned Jackson and Van Buren, to
the Presidency in opposition To Bank, and they elect
ed Harrison President and Tyler Wee President IN
$780, after avowing Themselves personally opposed TO
Bank The peop pie undoubtedly were taught TO look
to the new Administration for relief But it was relief
to the masses and not to the spectators Relief TO the
people was embraced simply in bankrupt law, 'nend-
ing institutions, and not the creation OF new bahR'
try with all irredeemable currency
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-17
TIE BANKRUPT BILL

IL, clock Yesterday was the time appointed BY
H. rseral majority Of the House to close the debate
|. III bankrupt bill. 1t was then TO be voted on I'M
i. me rar which measures the deliberations of Con-
rs. b the patience of the leader, who prescrbes,
,ypra the caucus committee, the moment when any
k.,.s-e IS 10 be consummated. The epcure does not
81 p.ecsely prescribe the seconds for the boiling OF
-, 10 hi. cook, than Mr. Clay fixes by his watch
~ ong the intellect Of the House of Representa-
NJ. mas be permitted to operate upon matters OF the
,s.. conceen to the country Accordingly the bank
u: hi. vas to meet its fate precisely at two O'Clock,
b " Yesterday. At IL, it was universally under
\ o.: that the Presidents decision the Bank bill
E, !. De made known. That, however, not done;
|n:. IN hour afterwards, We find the very men who
Ia, been the instruments Of fixing clock for cutting
t.a.o.t Of debate upon the bankrupt bill, kindly COM
b oward and declaring ''that many gentlemen were
Sous Of addressing the committee before the ques.
Of vas taken, and therefore ste (hlr Barnard, chair
ta o. the Judiciary Committee} coneurred in the acsh
Ea h. rsss alton might be reeonsidered." Now, in
Ega i was simply because "many gentlemen were de-
zoos Of addressing the committee, that the gag was
sosad on this aad all other measures, that Mr. Clay
n ned TO pass and was dered to be taken off BY
In because the Presidents decision upon the Bank
6 beng delivered at the hour expected the order Tor
M o,e on the bankrupt bill had been countermanded
then the worthy mposers of the gag were pleased
sad that ''many were DESTROYS OF addressing the
t)@ltee, anu they lnVlteu al TIE Houtus they Vac
,l!, 10 open at o'clock p M and, sure enough, Fe
I: a Whiggery opened at full cry upon the question.
l!., general opinion that Mr.. Clay has not de-
-5 what he will do with the rest Of his cdcts, in
:.e ina; establishing the Bank shall be vetoed. Whe
81: he will make that the pretence for giving the go
/, o,he remnant of his system, means Of pressing
a,et upon the party, and rayng all the strength Of
/! assa measures for himself alone to be accom-
he'd his elevation, is still in nuGibus. Those
80 nave been ruined by the stimulation f,he great
3.as nigh, not desire another, if fairly delivered
'!aac lis aid They might find out, before the four
isa';;o round, that industry and economy were bet
II han the credit system; and the whole body ofbank
''ais instead Of supporting Mr. Clay and his corrupt
,Da:al machine ola Bank, might be inclined to go for
Isaa money and sound politics.
NJ WISE, in his remarks on the sudden change on
hs policy Of the Federal majority, to bringing the
;a~',on the bankrupt bill to close, intlmates
''as that there more in the motion than meets
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-17
MEETING Is ALBANY.

The Democrats Of the City aud county Of Albany
rallied in great numbers at The Capitol on Tuesday
evening last The Argus says, at the largest most
spirited and enthusiastic gathering ever witnessed in
that city. II is estimated That full 5000 Of The Demo
cracy Of the county present The Hail Of the
Capitol was not large enough to accommodate more
than half the people present; and they adjourned to
the Park Gcrrit Y. Lansing presided, assisted by 10
Vice Presidents, and lG Secretaries. Major Fagg
from the committee TO prepare resolutions, reported
series Of resolutions, which listened 10 with deep
attention, and received with marked appreciation. =
(They dtnounce The proceedings Of the present Extra
Sesson-rspcciay the attempt to establish National
Bank-and they pledge themselves TO 'stand hy the
gallant and patriotic band of Democrats in both Houses
Of Congress, who have nobly done their duty 10 the
country, and the great Of equal privileges, and
with them resist the Bank i'll every stage of its pro-
gross; and if it finally the form Of law, 10
support Tor Congress only such will vote for lis
Repeal After the reading of the resolutions, b. +.
Butler addressed the meeting for about lwo hours, in
Gone of the most able, eloquent and effective of his To-
rensic efforts The Argus says, that ''no sketch
can do justice to the ability, the power and variety
argument and illustration, the cogent and irresistible
appeals 10 the Democratic sentiment, with which he vim
dcaied and enforced the novel; we'll the consttu-
tional right and duty Of rpea the event Of the
sage, through the forms Of legislation Of The Bank
charter, now in the hands of the President. An ex.
tended report of this Speech is promised"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-17

s'ract question, when there IS no debtio pay But, be-
tween debtor and CREDITOR it is any thing tut uh
stract'on The general question, whether part Of
any community should be taxed for the benefit of ano-
rr, IS to be viewed absracediv bit the question wr
h"r the South shall be taxed for the benefit Of The
North, is question of gam 10 the one and loss 10 the
Other Who would expect either party TO consider it
rs mere abstraclion' What candid man of esther
party would pretend TO do so. Who would cndcavor
10 eyade the arguments of his adrcsarv b. atclin 10
regard it in that light unless driven 10 do SO nv The
badness OF his cause and the conscious difficulty o
finding any other answer?
The constitutional power Of Congress to tax ono nor.
ton of the Union for the benefit of another depends on
the character of our Federal institutions and hence
every question concerning their nature becomes qucs-
ton OF practical and apPreciable importance II may
b. estimated IN dollars and cents Whatever power
claimed for the Federal Government its recognition
al once made the basis of argument in favor Of
some analogous power, and 10 end the right
10 Tax The South for the benefit of the manufactures of
me North and the internal improvements of the West
here IS less waywardness than at first sight appears
IN MI Clays unwIllngness to accept Bank of the L.
D, unless he can have II on his terms Ii would
be sacrificing too much TO receive II in form which
implies Doubt OF the power of Congress TO sproyidc
Tor The general welfare" al its unlimited dscrc-
tIoh All Federal powers aid each other. Every usur
patton facilitates all other usurpations. Hence the adj.
vocacs OF any the advocates of all: the oppo
nents OF each are the opponents Of all In tins, both
are perfectly consistent, until TO the absurd
pfetence, "lhat man right to keep his ghbors
iand out OF his pocket is mere abstraction
From thence all is absurd and the browning absurd-
y IN the call on you TO surrender principles, openly
avo"ed and clearly known, at the bidding of set of
men who took you up TO hide their Their mus
lake IS akin to those ludcrons bunders, which furnish
the chief amusement in low comedy. The faithless
lover betrayed by his own stra,agem, marrics by MIS-
take, his forsaken Shepherdess instead Of the Heess
Tor whom she had been for>akcn, and then is in a
mighty rage, because the lady viii not give up her
fortune; although he swears both by Cupid and p!uus
that that is all he coured her Tor The subject IL
worthy Of Moerc.
The use you shall make of the power thus placed IN
your hands, will, trust, be worthy Of Prcsiden. oil
the U. 5. A STATE RIGHTS MAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-17

We look confidently for the Veto. We hear different
accounts of the character Of the Message. We should
hope, it would be bold, unqualified one. We shall
soon see. Mr. Tyler had better throw himself on his
old Republican principles, and trust 10 the people. We
are aware Of the efforts that making by the Wings
10 win from him modification Of his message. Every
appeal is made 10 hni--Now, they attempt to ntm'-
date-lhen, to seduce him. lie has hut grea, in
tereSt TO pursue and THAT is Principle. The Wings
will cordially supper, his administration II
lie should fall far better would it be for im t.
perish with honor-to satisfy his conscience, and
to acquire noble, and mperishablc renown, for the
sake Of principle
The time is coming, when enlightened and IL.
dignant People viii sweep off this Wing party The
signs n Alabama and Indiana onnoms. We IN
derstanJ tie Delegations from Name and New York,
and Pennsylvania speak with entire confidence Of com
plrte success in tier separate States.
Old Virginia is lirin--Shc " HON The Albany Resn.
lu,ions compliment with The proud tile of he Stand
ard bearer Of the Democracy is rising with renovated
vigor 10 The supper, q: her principles. The States
Rights Wings, and the Republicans, uniting in
the support OF their common doc,rncs-and they val
be found unconquerable. Every sign is favorable 10
our cause. and CHEERING to prospects.