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New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
Feb. EXC.

ANDS FOR SALE At BARGiiNS-Capiast- Settlers look
IL ing Westward earnestly eXnine Eighty
tcre tract Of choice unProyed Land Northern Indiana the
- Jop1s RIVER about miles south the village Of Mha"aukec
and -eyeu % southeast Of the doursne South Bend where
paper printed N addition M>, Stores Mechanics shop-,
N ihere to thriving settlements the lands here
offered Tor ale These well adapted Gram
Meados VT" excellent and Hogs side
me timber manly Oak Walnut Ash Poplar. There
Large horns mil and IRON works Mawaukee and age mill
gong " II >0un Bend In tne.
in the West the separately , $50 EACH or five
Together They entered four ys and of course
exempt from tax on for short
te.irahle.
Also 200 acres Of improved Land living Michigan Road
haaau Count Indiana about miles south Of South BEND
tending me north aud outh Road The .o and
are substantially Ike those already described This
ted for lern stand and liable The price
tract slVs Of which part may mortgage.
TeTe shadow Of Their
price may be paid the South Bend
York ANY person ~ho thinks of purchasing address post paid
for further particulars to the Editor OF the New Yorker ~
L os. merchant, South Bend,
Feb. - l-ii-Y&C.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

LCcruRE PuRrxoLoGY B Frank II Hamilton, " D. Prof Of
Theory and Practice of Surgery Geneva Medical College
and thg Vernon; academy Of Mccac d' .ed before the Eo-
chester AtIenninI Fob ., lsil.
This the ,i,e OF ranphlet Of which we have received
copy .rot the Author. L argument by Dr. Hamilton
a,n, Tie doctrines OF Parcnoo, and presents far
have observed. justly and cogenty the strong points
which have been often urged, and with nconsderabe
force against the of Gall and Spurzheim The auhor
recognize. The dogma that the mind possesses distinct fac
ultes manifested tlough d.nc: cerebral organs, the
main proposition OF Phrenoog. and against this he directs
The main part of argumeat in the Unity Of Conscious
ness ne finds the strongest objection it Some of DR..
Hamilton metaphysical opinions think glaFingy incorrect
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

certain and speedy cure darrhG; d d,cnicry ch"'rl
summer complaints children, and M arrangements oI
and bowels can.r v ,uip cncc diet has
in the these complaints even where p Ill G.,s
language 1t has my child The proprietor 9' t" -
cp leave 10 something which ne mas u>'H
n,iy,c practice number ana hc"'eN ha' IL
her OF i've, umeiy Every affected WIN "ee e.
nj. int, Is invited Try bottle Of H. which Is " frah' 70 gwen
lief Pamphlet, containing fall directions aud certheate' oi c.e &
conp,y each bottle whocsac nn re:a by H. IA
SANDS Druggists, - and 100 Futon-at Nc"-l oih ana S
% m most Drnrrt. throughout the city and country generally
Ir1.. p;rn y - r,y,. rcr,s - lrly
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

RRiSToLs EXTRACT OF SARsAPARIIIA for all impu,;e,
~ oi tne o!"ed- for sale az MlLHAU-S PHARMACY,
- -~A 3le Broadway
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

Pauperi.n the tile Of The CRY Article and II con
tain. -any aournf. truths well and oFciby eNrFe'SSa-
The raanins paper. in th- number Of Fe"Fa' have no
.neci merit. The Corporation Dinner We cannot lie
seem. 10 be forced attempt humOr. and that TOO n
department which Ccotrey crayon has pre'''uFgd DE-, De
merton ! the ,ite Of very excellent FeHarSs on 'e
character and scal. of George Herbert: contains also .,
interesting account of visit 'he place OF MS Par9'nn
labors- Brisbane contributes rather an 'He0n'"s,ss
r.p Of i've pages to the ard unfair reyev OF ms
work on Aocalioz in the March number OF ArctuF's-
Tn. Ioerer thi. month turns his attention 20 Thoughts
in Pa. yea which Is criticised with discrimination, out
nor with perfect fairness and to Herrek Drse OF JePh
.as Daughter which it quotes Ar''''Fs i0' A''i we
, not fully equal ii worth and interest to H'-' OF rs pre-
yIoii. issues.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

valuable article containing much information wiki regard 70
manners. habits of lie and general character OF the lower
classes in Iay. M Jeremy Maue and the 'euaeFess i
the ti,le Of an amusing goSar tale which followed by
Chapter X OF the interesting Memoirs Of an Italian Exile.
" Capeigucs History OF the Jews, from which We have
siyen occasional extracts and Lord Kikely which !
really better than many O: The magazine novels yirn are re-
published with great aTidty. continued and No l. OF l
: serie. IS commenced ea,ed Memories Of Gibraltar
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

yVAR roNC--D Jaynes Hair Tome has not merely eSasi
re,: attention. been extensively used IN Fml~cpn *
hc-c and non generally We expect that ,oe e
pa,l.lph Editors used the Tome and become 'nhe g
or,k 80 warmly oft holds high and We believe deser'ed
,aon wherever 1t has used 1t sold 10y A. >NISs
and leo Fulton>. ~ l. 1'i''y ''''.l's ,S, a,nS
u n nl therefore speak Knowingly whca they commerd 10
the pubic notice aud y that gentleman or 1d should t.as
,,i, ,n i your hair be- thin harsh and unhealthy f
M Won have bu, to apply Hair ionc and II again re'ioa
calh and beauty you unfortunate a. TO have bal" ae
few months n>c valuable Tonic wl without Doubt elrs
YOU that valuable covcriug-thr HAIR , .
' ~ Alexander, lphiiadcphia) Wcchly Mcss'ass
Sold in NeDYork by T. H. ~ D. SANDS, Druggist - AID ic
ton-,t New lork, Juls T. loiO N
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

ca,,nso' sero Chronic Affections, Uleerdoa saer
Debi,v and for all Impurities BoodRecommenis'oa if
phv Of the highest standing aud certificates from gentlemen
the most respectable caaracc-al-o Editorial notices from the h :
, in the unou-uii be ound accompanying the medicine go
=, alLHAlrs PHARMACY, l33 Broadway. +
ola the only Retail Agency N the e'E! :,
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
!. ,vE,s7-lI.> FOR PUBLISHING nut MhDi>UNMN b1fs
~

.,I : rOK PI B iSIiIN,I Inf MiDi>UNIlN 6.;se
Encouraged the Administration nv inc extensive Heass
I bch his 5u-nal during the lat. Prr,se
l 49, , Peoplc by -rnduaiy increasing support sAeh -
- -IoI tn IT, which has gwen 70 circulation .,
s,' o,,,r,l journal Mon. II proposed ot,,s
that Ii any n and thereby hoped It, field Of use.sl,- e
us ny "a or the opening Of tho ExtEz Ss,
Ccnsrc,s gu % ~ y to hc Administration President H
h confidence Nll have vigorous support % lar a ss
>, mountain cihciAucS
my u o Fcot1n To xplain aad iuse the principle, bY -
- ,,,.tron be- tirrcir'i-l" disseminate rla-to 4,S
w [ of the Sta,c.-thc liberties oi the Feope-'he iaier -
tho honor an! fli,h Of Coun-and 10 sprred =
,-c its readers the earliest ocA' new" anu P M senefA l
hgrncc , yolr;,, VIZ change OF men, to extent sa
5,,bc ,aothcr aud important one rrra'inN 10 ca
>,nnicJ the restoration '' Si' Gun n oosaty.
sound and hcalihfu condition loFN1 S yne EFesr4
- trust. hich People have assigned 10 'ca haFr a.
essential that every department OF ihe @ , g IN o.
b,, tho., hose decide ali questions ,iou" u'n si
@ generously Remembering the patriotic 1cS "nicl iSuns,l
the rcat mas of the People dnI'as he neiio @ .fsH @
No. o to the quarter with confidence of '' hd 'ie
, ~ Inc Administration they nave chosen - long a+s
=, h. nr,ncipe, .hich called 1t INTO p"''oF- .,
ne @ Of great in,ce>, and mportancc corps "a
bcr. vi be- engaged to report literally IL 'f j. pfNb
public debates. and 10 -prnii o1'"' 80 ' " -s-!
o " i'll be strengthened by Of the 5s,,
in the Country =, j., ,,c,,,.l ,i,i yc,, ....
n,c II win r, c undertaken unlc>s The accession oi '1a
ioo ,nI the disposition Of The ciuA'nS OF W,ssins.
u ~ -, ,y. an earnest permanent support lftse s
caton. be uuayogabc the paper Will only be P"o'e Is ac
every other day . r ,,.s, ,c,r,ox
D1ily paper per aaanT''
Weekly '---'--'-''----'--, ~
The . system ill adopted ana payment expected setli',s
M, IN yncr Those present -"ccAY Suseriher y
r,,,c ,,c lgily uaper. vii ubigc ht sending
] y, m cry period Subscribers distance author,ess
,n.m, under the frank Postmaster 1t the order De written age
later New the cite whore our several "gcaS '
NAV send the agent no w wan upon ne aa
ti,,nrc period for q: ;hcir subscriptions,
B'ashiryton Ma - al>fl ino".- M eI.IN
yTAR roNC-D Jaynes Hair Tome has not :, merely eAa
rpu.i iXelS used eC b,
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

v Nr,poro,r,x MAGAZINE No. CNN March ISL American
1Hs ra! me k'V W. II No R New-York Jcnma VI Mason
Mrs. rroopes Blue Bellies Q; England Is continued IN
,b;. number but we do no, profess have read II ne
P,,bs o Lucca in 1870 tho ,le of very pleasant and
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

uAYNr"S I,ig T0NCWc have heretofore numbered oir's's
an,on those that the liair Tonic sold ol pfJs
of Guar whose virtues are never seen
yond the >onc puI, of their authors We wiling at enes
make public ackmoS Of the of our belief m na
months Uranium was a. o@as
piece of polished marble all testing ana rlcic o.
idea of attempting barren SPOT, purch1I toofs
two of the Hair Tonic from Dr. an according 10 hs d
applied H. During week the friend uhcred ns.
into our presence and his hitherto naked head" aS
with growth OF ar from one Ia ourn't
in cngt-upon the vy promises had behc'cd "s uhyeliss
cultivation u that skirts the Atlantic hi sn
puf but cou>lv and To- those who out the gcnIcmc
liza pointed out What favor oi tins lonc the cae an
cited wa, not temporary bancss-no sudden loss OF M if
but wa, one of wears standing though the gentleman but % ven
of Plia'cpha SPIRIT ot unc i"cS' Wy; IL I"
Prepared only b. Dr. Jayne No - South Thirdstrce rhale
Price 81. - -o,,,
Sold IN Ncw-york by A. b. D. SANDS. Druggists No ~ and
Fuon-.,; in Brooklyn by Mr. BOOrE No - iuion-si nj.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

Los FIt- gerald Tat<tro eliveng lectures Shak.-
peare Charleston c. where he Is ,o-a?psar a,
Traref1:.n
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

Bf ,cyoop,s EpIxEuxcn MAGAZINE No. CCCv. Nav
Edition. Vol. No. Ncw-iork Publshcdby Jcmma h
Mason.
THIS number Of BaclSwoo opens with elaborate history
Of the Dourr;unec Empire from which we have heretofore
given illustrating the character of the Afghan go.-
crnncnt which followed BY Lounge the Leu written
like Kit Norths delightful twattle, and which, in spite OF
Arc,uru, we tl.inL good. Then pa,sablc Irish
story entitled Miss Bdly Whelans Business and then
other chapter the excellent Flint Authors giying7
rule with examples. for building tragedies. The Marsae
VOYAGE is piece of which We published forn'yht
since The History of The Wars with the Mamukes if
continued aad this followed b! calm, philosophical crti-
cisrn Of WoRD with ability and common
sense but without Imagination any great sympathy with
the peculiar character lustriou poet. The Carac-
ci Car.vagso and Monac,u i the title of paper
Italian painting written with ygor and thorough know
ledge aesthetic philosophy Par; XVI of Ten Thousand
Year follows and the number concludes with political
tcle on Conservative Prospects.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

OOK OUT, LOOK OUT. Counierfeiters Ggan an he Fnt-
/ ha proprietor of the genuine ROWANDS TONIC MNTtfE
for the cure FEVER AND AGUE feels himself again conFrf
this city Tor the purpose Of s9
ne ih> article that the Countcctc have beca
icayoring ill market with their vile trash by exchanging
any cc lcy could obtain and thus enlist the f4
p in their cryice others have scOrned their pP
with di>,an. ~,
IL would he we'll however mike enquiry before purchasing 'd
traced the Proprietor his Agent 70"
tn0fio Tor may bc assured OF being duped
You may of the by applying 10 the only Wh%su
Agent o. FAY. the Drug Store No 9 toSsT
opposite the Franklin House 10 Fay also M
for ROWANDS ALTERNATIVES Compound Spirituous fIa@
of Slrsaplrin for chronic complaints of long stiDl
u RESURR COTTON or PERSIAN plli.S.-Ilc.c rh n'n
become celebrated a. being extraordinary medicine nos
,,n, pr;cc f. and All ccn,s n,r boy,,.o ,,lc. A@Sr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-09
From the Baltimore Patriot.
Mr., JEFFERSON AND THE RAN

Since The fact has been clearly established that
VIZ Jefferson was in favor OF National Bank,
upon the grounds of expectancy some of the Lo-
co toco presses have been endeavoring most zenl-
ouSly to obvlate the effect which a knowledge OF
that fact will Lave upon the public mind. They
argue that whilst he may have entertained such
views his opinion in reference to the abstract ques-
ton, was adverse to National Bank This was
undoubtedly the case but circumstances in which
lie was placed AT The adoption Of the constitution
ana during the discussion of il, being absent from
he country, were unfavorobe to n due npprecia
ton OF the intention of members of the convention
IN reference to ii. When we recollcct this and
lake view of the whole OF his subsequent con-
duct IN relation 10 this question, there very strong
ground upon which TO base the Inference that he
came to hnsy aud an erroneous conclusion
which his pride of Inconsistency prevented him from
afterwards abandoning. Some persons whose
recollection and knowledge OF the history of these
matters are 10 he relied upon have maintained that
during the last year of his administrations when
MIR Gallain the Secretary of the Treanry rec
commended the renewal OF the Bank churter of
l79l If that recommendation had been concur.
red in by Congress, he would not have interposed
his veto. Whether this wns certainly the fact or
not, the editors of the lnielligencer have brought
to light an act of Congress, for extending branches
OF the institution into the newly acquired terrific.
RES OF the United States, which he approved and
which, MS the editors say, may be taken at least as
circumsanllal evidence that such would have lleen
his course. The following is the act referred to,
which is taken from compilation Of the laws of
the United States:
AN ACT supplementary to the nc; entitled "An
act to incorporate the subscribers to the Bank
OF the United States"
Section |. BE II enacied &c. That The President
and Directors of the Bank of the United States
shall be, and they are hereby authorized 10 esiab-
lish offices Of discount and deposite in any part of
fIp Ierrlfor;eo II
the act TO which this is n supplement.
APPROVED MARCH 90, 1904.
THOMAS JEFFERSON
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-09
FROM WASHINGTON.
nj oNDAY, July %.

MONDAY, July 26.
The House Of Representatives were today en-
gagged in the consideration Of the Revenue Bill
in committee Of the whole.
Mr.. Lawrence, of Pa. in sound and practical
manner spoke for about half an hour in support
of his motion of Saturday, to exclude from the
proposed advance of duty 'tea and Coffee" He
held that these were necessarics Of life, which
tered into the consumption of the nboring as well
as the aliuent cnss Of community, and that a du-
~ of twenty per cent. should not lie levied on
them, to be wrung from the sweat of the poor
mans brow, but should be taken from the rich on
the Injuries, Wines silks, &c. which would not be
felt.
The bill was opposed by Messrs. Anterior,
Rhetl, Campbell and Ward, who entered into an
exposition of the economical pretences Of the
Administration, charging it with extravaganza,
and deception of the people
Mr. Adams spoke nearly an hour in support of
the bill, entering into the history Of the comprom-
ise of the general subject OF the Tariff The
House adjourned, without action, at 8 o'clock.
In Senate the Fiscal Bank Bill was taken up,
the question being on agreeing to the remaining
amendments of the committee; most OF which
were adopted.
Mr.. Clay opposed the amendment prohibiting
I he directors of any Office OF discount and Gepos
ii from receiving lonns from the Bank.
II was also opposed by Mr. Huntington. and
vocated by Messrs v alker, Clay of Ala. and
SEWER, and then rejected. Yeas 25, nays a.
Mr.. Clay of Ky. opposed the amendment pro-
hbing discounts of paper, OF which member
OF Congress is maker, drawer, endorser, or &C
ceptor.
Mr.. Walker moved to amend il by prohibiting
the discount of notes for members Of Congress.
This was advocated by Messis. Buchanan, King,
W aker and Cuthbert, and opposed by Mr. Clay of
Ky. after which il was adopted. Yeas 25, nays
"a
The amendment limiting the entire liabilities OF
any director Of an Office of discount and deposit
to ten thousand dollars, was advocated by MessIs.
Benton and Cuthber and was adopted. Yeas2.,
nays "a.
Several other amendments than those men'ion-
ed having been concurred in, the amendments OF
the Committee were disposed OIL
On motion of Mr. Clay, amendments were ad-
opted providing for the payment OF SUBSCRIPTIONS
TO stock in certificates of stock issued under The
Loan bill
Mr.. Huntington renewed his motion made in
commi,,ee. TO make the lowest denomination of
notes of the bank, five dollars instead of ten.
MIR. Bayard moved a modification, giving Con-
yress the power hereafter, to make the lowest de-
termination ten dollars.
The amendment gave rise TO a warm debate, III
which it was advocated by Mes,rs. Huntington
and Bdyard, and opposed by Messrs: woodbury.,
Tappan, Buchanan aud Sevieri after when 1t
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-09

The following story by Hogg, is irresistible -
" It's good sign of dog when his face grows
like his masters. It's proof he's aye gIowerin'
up in his masters cen, to discover what he's think
ing on, and then without the word or wave O.
command to be aft to execute the wull o. his ST.
lent lhochi, whether it be to wear sheep, or run
doom deer Hector got sac like me afor he deed
that remember when was owre lazy to gang 10
the kirk, used to send him to take my place in
the pew; and the minister kent nae difference.
Indeed he ance asked me- next day, what thocht
o. the sermon for he saw me wonderful atten-
tive among rather sleepy congregation Hector
and me gied ane anher sic look and was fear
ed Mr. Patton would have observed it, but he was
simple, primitiv, unsuspectn aulti man, a very
Nathaniel without guile, and he ieaoused nea-
think, tho both Hector and me was like to split
and the dog after laughin' in his sleeve for mnr
than hundred yards, could stand it no longer,
but was Obliged to loup ava owre hedge into a
polatoe field, pretending to have scented pnrridg-
asr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-09
INFORMATION WANTED

Disappeared very suddenly from The residence
of the subscriber IN West Rupert, VI. about o..
clock ON the afternoon of tho 25h day of April
last, Miss Margaret Thompson, aged about fifty
years, little above the ordinary size, of rather
dark complexion, dark hair and eyes, had ON
when she left, dark calico dress, black shaw,
and was without bonnet. She was thought by
many to be laboring under a slight alteration OF
mind and though immediate search was made
Tor her as soon as she was discovered to he mis-
sing, and every effort has been made 10 find out
what has become OF her, not the slightest trace
OF her can be found. Any Information respect.
ing ner VIII be happily and thankfully received by
her friends in West Rupert, W.
EH''9rs and publishers Of newspapers through
on. NJ Y. and Vermont, by giving this notice Two
or Ilree successive insertions, will confer favor
gratefully remembered
W. DAVID THOMPSON.
West Rupert Vt. July %, Is4I.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-09

Heather Wisdom The following are "A few of
the common or proverbial saws" relative to the
weather, viz -" A rainbow IN the morning gives
warning" That is if the wind be easterly be-
cause it shows that the rain-cloud s approaching
the observer. "a rainbow at night gives delight
This adage may also be good sign, provided
the wind be westerly, as it shows that the rain
clouds are passing away. "Evening red and next
morning grey are certain signs ola beautiful day.
"When the glow-worm lights her lamp, the air
is damp" "if the cock goes growing 10 bed
he'll certainly rise with watery head" "When
you see gossaner fly ing, lie ye sure the air is dry
ing" "When black snuils cross your path, black
clouds much moisture hath" "When the pea.
cock loudly hawls, soon we'll have both ruin and
squalls /" II the moon shows like silver shield,
be not afraid to reap your field. But if she rises
haloed round, soon we'll tread on deuged
ground" "When rocks fly sporting high in air
it shows that windy storms are near" II ut sun
rising or setting the clouds appear of lurId red
color, extending nearly 10 The zenith, it is sure
sign of storms aud gales of wind. The above are
few of the common sayings mostly used by
country people, many OF which are even more to
be depended on than are tho bold predictions of
would-be weather prophets.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-09

The discussion the Senate on fhe Bankrupt
Bill, elected some interesting information respec-
ting the peculiar laws and usages OF the Suite of
Louisiana, in guarding The rights Of married wo-
men and minors. A correspondent of the Phila-
delplia North American says
Louisiana guards the rights of her women with
kind and parental care. The husband cannot a.
lenate the property, even by consent of the wife
and even the money given by the parents, either
before after marriage, is as much the separate
property of the wife, as the land and negroes. She
can even make the husband her debtor, and sue
him in court OF law. 1t was 10 guard these
rights that induced Mr.. Barrow to offer ahe re-
marks he did, which were, that no bill which in
terfered with that particular privilege of wives,
could be supported by him. If mistake not, this
law was adopted since Louisiana became a terri
tory of the United States Dashing young fell
lows used to 90 and marry the beautiful creoles of
the territory, and spend their property within
short period, leaving them TO penury. 1t is said
that it was to guard against this conduct on the
part Of unprncipled Adventures, that the enact
ment of this law found necessary by the pru-
dent and kind French creoles Of that hosptable
region. No matter what led to it, the example is
worthy of all praise.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-09

Sir Francis Head has published pathetic np-
peal 10 the British public in behalf OF Captain
Drew and his companions in The destruction OF
the Caroline, all of whom it seems, nre unreward-
ed by the government. For our pnrt, we are de
cidedIy very glad TO hear that all these parties IRE
left in the vochtive. The act was uniuslifiable in
any sense, and it is no pity that the instruments OF
the commission must remnin content with the glo
ny which they claim for il. The address OF Sir
Francis Head, TO which we uude, sets forth that
Captain Drew and another officer are obliged to
abandon their farms in Canada, through fear Of
assassination by the friends of persons murdered
in the Caroline, and several sailors who had been
engaged in the lake navigation can no longer pur-
sue their calling on il with saiety. Nat. Intel
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-09
a New Qrslion.--A larmer in New Jersey

"A .New Qusiion.-A farmer in New Jersey
some time since nanumited two slaves-a man
and wife, Tie mauumted couple recently came
TO this city bringing their two childen with them,
The farmer followed, claiming the children as his
properly, and alledging that the manumission did
not release the children of the freed man. writ
of habeas corpus Yves taken out, TO carry the chill
dren before the Recorder, and test the question, but
the parents suspecting the intention, have concea-
led The lads. aud they will not probably be found
The question to decide, should the parties be
discovered, is nice one, viz: whether or not
the emancipation ofthe parents did necessarily in
clude the children, they being minors
NJ Y Taller