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New-York tribune., 1841-07-23

TN the matter OF ANIUEL GOODWIN lu.olyeut p-bto
The creditors of Goodwin The City Of New York,
Worker who tie 9th day OF March $50 discharged
debts Robert H. Morris, Recorder ofthe City
requested attend general OF said Cred
Thomas Warner, Attorney ana Counsellor " 80
IN ao said Ia>oyent
al O'clock MONDAY 9th day September
purpose adjusting Of the E.taie Insoen
Debtor. jsI4 llsfSept6
New-York tribune., 1841-07-23
vrISC,s PATENT PILLAR AND CLAW RE-
II InI.YEHG OEEiCE CH AIRS esmfort1-

able Chars 3lt
command the apartment
thereby much Inconvenience aud nsnrns
aGoGst S $40 all complete
with cdshGt 81 Nocthee chairs cannot si ou' "
order
Agys hand variety ajac chairs made expressly for ease
and oalfor.nl e,sbrsied PcmIan Rocking
Chair se-adus-ia- These Chairs elrooaers IL
which pe-.os rock without a=y eIeron To realize
the OF hes- chairs respectfully inyed TO come
AVID make trisl of them: NJ ". KING. P-tehiee'
jys I'm ~ broldNa!.
(1gTY ssOTEI..-The Public informed the above
L spacious popl establishment ~l BE- continued
recently repaired and the paor aad
m4ny re~iy furnished The CITY Hotel one OF me
Inch the entire oFeruoor OCCUPIED
purposes establishment has bar reIde iinIlc
sleeping room, pao the rsi o The convenience OF II,
oc,,ion benz. ae bushes Of and al
principal steamboat, and Froad aldg !t spacious .Ad pea
ant parrs On Eroadway the principal thorough
fare the civ equally desirable situation for ueH ct
ines iarse usle gentlemen travelling for pleasure
public aarcd iat ti- Hotel hall be - coz
try cleanliness, and good attentive walters good tsbe
choice wines and pou general desire please thu proprietor
hopes be favored With share Of the rgaI PstI9nsse
jyl- In Successor to Gardner & Packer.
SUMMER; DRINR-We would remind readers Of the
- healthy and delightful prepared b. MesTs
Sands No Futon->t. |; by Ia superior 10 AL othe
drinks valuable medicinal properties n dd
to which make agreeable is perfect uu>'ist
for stimulating drinks temperance viii Eud II Ja
tie thing jhyIoa frame and iEiun renewed
bss,b and ,ro- Fron the New Planet. June 81.
TEMPER ANCE DRINK-Ih- dslectble and headg sum
drink that be obtained Sand> crapara plead "hicn
every one can prepare themselves from he Syrup IN M o.
cold or water delightful Sold by druggist, and
gyoc,r. eeneraIlv FromN Y. Tatlsr.
Preared a so az soesae ana reta aad for eSQoTtaon by
way sold by Young l32 Chatham It Price % cents
W. In
New-York tribune., 1841-07-23
pH.AEoN,s
CELEBRATED ANTl.D

NO should bottle Of Phaon ntD andrt -
" exception the best remedy yet employed for utter
" etdicating wash the dandr completely from the head
The proprietor h celebrated Wash, unlike individuals
viii that will hair black make bald
article he recommends he. thorough Gle
HAIR the head Its qualities pccna IL not
only cleanse. pure Hair. leaves ro>y and silky
all oler remedies of tine offered 10 the
Ing sensation and is effect for LADIES ChDRENS heads
Gentlemen will find tins compound great preventive
Badness for by cpnr s roots al the liar and pores OF hr "'G
perfectly ladr promotes and strengthens the growth
Hair All persons travelling South living IN warm c
mate Should without qualities Southern climate
are altogether uuequalcI Toe m'y hr ccpuca e hc
q. my Invaluable Wash here purchase bottle.
and 10 exactly II be- Will them
the cash used according 20 direction
Price bottle, gentlemen have applied
for y cents aud to purchased Of any babcr Neviork oh
serve none l.. genuine unless signed by in INK
F. HALON, 2li Broadway Ntw.iork.
Manufactured solely by proprietor hi IIsr Dres.sc aud
Wig Mandatory. llf Gr0alNaY. met3m
New-York tribune., 1841-07-23
5r,O IMPORTING HOUSES AND syEsTERN

SOAPS Eau de Cologne Soap Almond Soh Mile
Soap all The market hsdeS Windsor and other
sorted Soaps purchased half the prices for cash.
WRIGHT CO.'S ~ ChaIam-s who ssie Agents
Mecaed SOAP America which soap so Sed by
all the Paris be the extraordinary dis
medical krown the world for all outr ard
complaints Ey<eu PiGpe Scurvy, Frecki, Salt REeum,
&C. which Agents wanted throughout thu Union for the sale
oft. Jy2l I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-07-23
NR ,sfIEK ATRINNoN,N ROWEI. COMrl.A

~ SYRUP Bowel Compliant Summer Complain
children Dyseniery Bloody Fux, LoOsenes OF The
Bowels M1bu enc>mu> Consumption of the nte'tlne
Scnr ssiIsiac inform the public that he
has used hi Bowel Complaint Syrup his private practice nearly
during that he has had opportunities
witness hlpyv hundred thousand
cases that he has
been fully adhered
the Lungs that have terminated
then has essential relief and rendered the
comparatively comfortable such being
respectfully call the Of Physicians
,icul Public generally this highly important remedy
DrAi> fully persuaded his mIsd that his Bowel Com
syrup should be used every where Gch Medicine
would the nlunl- Bill Mortality
he doubt when Physicians and Parents
acquainted the effects h peaSaat remedy that they
opinion For Proprietor
Laboratory No 26 Reconsideration Newiork where
BE- had variety Of crude prepared compound Medicines.
whoesae and Dealers will be aosei liberal discount
T"rm,-Ca.h. jylT lu
New-York tribune., 1841-07-23

IN PURSUANCE Of the Surrogate County
Of Newlork Notice hereby all persons having Ct AIMS
Dcfenbough, City New York
deceased present
Office subscriber Thomas McEath No y John
street, IN the OF NeYork before the twelfth day
uary next Dated York Hnth day Of july D. ISL
MARY N. DEFFENBOUGII, AdpX.
THOMAS McELRATH, icmr.
IL All persons indebted the above named Estate requested
10 make Immediate payment. jyl9 oau5u.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-23

OOF AT TIEES.-The Eating House No = Ced'r-streei,
gives good per plate The cooking domestic
c'an. The present proprietor Vi" el out for cash Mt
henh There good of custom
three lease the dining aud base
reasonable. Please call at o'clock
A. A., at 4 y. VI Jy2i Of
ID NEtNATHSN.-Readcr, If YOU troubled with rhsu-
matte pains .praln swelling the joints or limb sore throat
be the lng ~ 80 by DR.
Mconad iercuan Embrocaton 50 confident the Doc
his medicine, that after far trial fails
cure money viii For the Drugstore Of Dr.
WAITE No 252 Canttet Price 80 bottle Numerous
Of respectable
ga liberal discount made those who purchase sell rgan
y5l
New-York tribune., 1841-07-23
NH: GE0.st.: NEMCOMsE's fILLs OF
EEO! IE ;.EE, .Ir iUH AND d.ttEN-:

30. EE isEss HEADS AND danEy:
{)HENONENON ~ CHENiSTRY-EAST INDIA HAIR DYE
Color, the Hair and viii the Skin !Th, Dye form Of
po"der Nh plain Vi fact IL applied the hair
night the aAtet red dark brown
by ecoud Or third night br .h jet black. Any per-
on may therefore with the least possible trouble keep nj hair
dark ha perfect black with the positive the
Powder spilled 10 the kn will color There
the hl!r all Powders
occasional Application all
have grey mar Directions complete With the article There
'coioring IL tn, o al easily tes
These fact Warranted by the gentleman manufactures IT,
Chemistry Philosophy aud many cthe work. veil
celebrated By the pu.lc.
Thh Dye sold o4ly by CoMsToCK Co. Il Maiden Lane ~
York. iyl5 In
ITEADACEzE-CERTAIN CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE,
hch been Used families every had
ck headache fror infancy family complaint and
IA. cured eeena IN instance yet knows, amounting
hundreds IL unpleasant, does
vent the s syocaon, Of using IT. be peeyer
and the gaus but certain and permanent Instances
certainly multiplying where this complaint pe,ey
relieved and cured although standing
SPon celebrated resdy One decided preference pleasant
having OF the effect Of drugs
II perfectly satisfactory that the proprietor given
ton for ms refund tue any who pleased
with and cured by He hopes ao that this
great benefits the distressed sufferers who borng
Headache. Sold ouy a, - Maiden Lane, New-fork
Jyli In Z SPOHN. Inventor and Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1841-07-23


FELIX GolRAuDS poUDRES SJBIiES for uproOtDg as-
without the the kn h awakened eupty Of
purchasers against dsceers. the proprietor has splendid
-pR FgiIy GOT RAIDS PoUDRES SUBTILES FOR UPRo0T.
ING HAIR NEW YORK eoped ~ handsome wrapper
the Doctors ,c smile public ASSURED that
lie mot u,uer;a. the description worthless tltoH
should rejected and those ~ho senpi 10 deceive sac Their
ro corpoou deSped Ihese powders bvva
long held in estimation ard recommended BY every
uses entire efficiency win Peet >e' "a e5'caag
every description superhcou hr hose'er deep me ono NAV by
~ 10 had no whore else IN Neys-York t. Walker on,
noa can be shown preparation tSs If required By The
purchaser. IN
INK. r. t;,.uaaD,S EAU D& 8E.atrE-F.S.
ID ,rac,ed o beautiful Exctcs OF the m'ie nature,
perfectly ecacoa> eeanfo
FrecAes, Plmpc Spots KesHe ANA at
',ns, W, I'M: - s,~,, ,onn' ,xion Bv per,s-
the Eau de Beautc, gradually produces eAs
NJ b,nJ and ann ,5 S,,,y and iynlo bloom will ia >ho,
time inily elected lilc il application vi" tend
promote functions OF the Sin %
Importance pre>e Of beautiful copexoa
In riding driving promopadin enjoying aquatic cNeursion
partics affords relief OF tan susbarn
and sniarng 'ahty Of tie kin oeea'ioued by zoe soar hSA
er shaving and travelling IN the san and % val ora
aa the irritating and Hara and r1deF the SKIN smooth
srd pleasant Price 81 per botte
Eaa de 0eaute bqae Dr. Felix Gonaad NeN
pr FEI.iX GoURAUp'S SUPERIOR VEGETABLE ROUGE r
composed materially from flowers az" p Al article which 'om
it, perfect assimilation with the kin and IL aud pei
nee Of tint gives bloom upo>s be the
closest Inspection 20 from waCauted free from
any mineral and lmmo'abe y perspuon or bhs
with handkerchief Price 80 cerls peg bottle
TO be- Ind NO where else NeYork but al 90 Wskerst
door from Eroat"ar W. 'm
nK. a. @TsxIN%oN'S SCOT HEMFi.-l .absuIao
- for Aeo.oe or Ma L9aS,s VIZ F,, yya,. ana e
drink superior 70 the ordinary Nnea or S'dl w a' II r9os
sud purife the human system To families "" De d
lAar, gallon. the counter and cents rcF
glass pu; and cent With >srs'pa'is ginger AngeI'e"
Eecanpane oerIound syrup Remember 6'reenH street
- wh"rc pure Roo; Beer Il 10 b. hai. Nl um
DTEIaS .Usis BEDS PURIFY YOUR BEDS
lizards Fredericksburg Machine which rewOs
all impure well moth, from lcS (Which If nNl Pro-
New-York tribune., 1841-07-23
HENRY WARREN. Manufacturer q

Thc adyantnges peeuIIar b lhem nre eheapne,
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felt Leslie's hand tremble on my arm. III,
stepped forward TO hear more distinctly Hi,
step made noise on the gravel walk A bright
beautiful face glanced out at the window, and
vanished--a light footsiep was heard-and Ma.
ny came tripping forth 10 meet US. She was in
pretty rural dress Of white few wild flow
ers were twisted in her fine hair; fresh bloom
was on her cheek her whole countenance
beamed with smiles--I had never seen her
look so lovely
My dear George cried she, 81 am SO glad
you are come | have been watching and watch
ing Tor you; and running pown the lane and
looking out for you. I've set out table under
beautiful tree behind the cottage and Pve been
gathering some of the most delicious strawber-
rres, for ] know you are fond of them-and we
have such excellent cream-and every thing is
SO sweet and still here. "Oh p said she. put
ting her arm within his, and looking up brightly
In his face, "Oh, we shall be so happy n
Poor Leslie was overcome. He caught her 10
his bosom-he folded his arms round her-he
kissed her again and again-he could not speak.
but the tears gushed into his eyes; and he has
often assured me, that though the world has
since gone prosperousy with him, and his life
has been happy one, yet never has he expe-
renced moment Of more exquisite felicity.
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TIME Subscriber offers for sale his farm at Belts
i Vile, Prince Georges county Md; consisting Of
hon, TWO HUNDRED AND SEvENTY-FtvE
sCRES. IL is situated on the Baltimore and Wash
;oaon railroad, at the BelisvIe depot, twelve miles
~" !, hours ride) from the latter place, and there
,ors convenient to this market i consists Of wood
land meadow, and upland the latter capable o. prodn
eng and is now bearing excellent crops OF corn and
,,h.cco and the meadow in good seasons, producing
so 10 GO tons Of hay The farm is well supplied with
water. and has upon il house and barn Inc rei'
road divides the meadow from the upland
will sell also my stock upon II, consisting OF horses
cattle Berkshire hogs &c. ,ry
wAsHsoroN, July 81, ls4i,
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In the September No. of Hunts Merchanis Maya
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been made up.
,pate OF tie money Of the several products and
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of the States respectively 10 show the yield per head
f.. ,,.,J ,baru
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A BEAUTIFUL HYMN.

DEhU Tt UL II MN.
When morning pours its golden rays,
Ger hill and vale, DER earth and sea,
My heart unbidden swells in praise,
Father Of light and life, TO Thee!
When night from Heaven steals darkiy down,
And throws its robe DER lawn and lea,
My saddened spirit seeks thy throne,
And bows in worship still 10 Thee.
II tempesis sweep the angry sky,
Or sunbeams smile on flower and tree
II 10y or sorrow brim the eye
Father in Heaven, turn TO Thee.
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One circumstance, among the many OF a touch
ing character which attend the presence OF
mortal epidemic in city, is thus referred to in
the New Orleans Picayune Of the 18th inst
The Unattended Hearse.-Among the many
srenns n ha Iaiif '-ssi,y - ~
mseration, or enlist our pity, an unattended
hearse as il bears its lfeess burthen 10 the
grave, calls up most quickly from the recesses
Of the heart, thoughts shrouded in sorrow-feel-
ings robed in regret.
When we see that one-horse sombre vehicle
driven by--when we observe the indifference
with which the black driver hurries along 10 the
graveyard with his pulseess passenger-when
we behold not soul following after, TO perform
the last sad rites DER departed friendship; or to
place even the most simple mark Of recognition
over the deceased's grave, we feel that the inha-
bitant Of that rough, unornamented coffin died
desolate stranger
But we know not how he lived-whetber
his Journey even from the cradle to the grave,
was one continued pilgrimage fprlvation-whe-
Their he was once the inferior Of wealth-the
possessor Of consequence, surrounded by butter
fly friends, who deserted him when the summer
Of his prosperity passed away-or, whether some
loving wife, affectionate mother, or kind hearted
sister, is not anticipating his return to home
long deserted, TO friends long estranged, al the
very time when his dust is being committed TO
dust, by a strange hand in the swamps Of New
Orleans!
We never see an unattended funeral bat we
feel that we float through life on the ocean OF
uncertainty ourselves; and at such ame we
pray Heaven 10 avert from us a dean so dis
tasteful-a grave so goomy-we pray, II
should not be vouchsafed TO us 10 die among our
kindred, that we may at least be permitted 10
breathe our last where we are known--among
our friends
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ID tistic and Descriptive, by J. s. Buck,ngham,Esq,
in 2 volumes. just Published, and this day received
for sale by r. TAYLOR-or for circulation 70 the
subscribers Of the Waverly Circulating Library.
Expected, to-day or tomorrow, Janess new mover,
The Old Regime aug 81
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Session IS4l-'42.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..
- Session 1S4l-42. II
THE Lectures will commence on Monday the lst
i of November, and be continued, under the fol-
lowing arr arrangement to the middle Of March ensuing
Practice and Theory Of Medicine, by Nathaniel
Chapman, M. D. 49,
Chemistry, by Robert Hare, MI.
Surgery, by William Gibson, M. d.
Anatomy, by William <. Homer, M. D.
Institutes Of Medicine, by Samuel Jackson, M. d.
Obstetrics and the Diseases Of Women and Chill
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Clinical Lectures on Medicine, by w. w. Ger
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Clinical Lectures on Surgery, by Drs Gibson and
Homer will be delivered at the Philadelphia Haspita
(BIockley) students also admitted 70 the Ciin-
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City. ,.,
Dean Of the Medical Faculty,
- a. o.u,Noy TX l63 Ch.snuk Street Phil
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MtseeIlaneous.
THE WIFE.
BY WASHINGTON IRVING.

bI WA6HfNuIU N IHNTNU. -------
The treasures of the deep are not SO precious
As ale the concealed comforts Of a man
Lock'd up in woman's love. | scent the air
OF blessings when come but near the house.
What delicious breath marriage sends forth
The violet bed . not sweeter.
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Il viii be seen by the foregoing that only four
pouulation--siz Vermont, Mississippi, Arkansas,
and Louisiana. OF these, Vermont takes the lead
and mus, certainly be considered the most enierPIi
sing industrious and thrifty agricultural State IN the
Union. a
!. engaged extensively in commerce and msnuisc~
lures.