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CHALLENGES competition with ali. The importance
" which all ages have to the Head of Hair is clear
index Of the personal figure and when by
capcoas freak Of Nature the human form deprived Of its
proportion, An resorted order by artificial
supply the Hence have sI'ss those wo2deiiu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-29

COLLECTIONS made the most favorable terms, on al
" parts Of the United States, by - .
jy23c 100 Broadway and % Wall street
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27
TIL E n E W w @ r L D

OF SATURDAY, JANUARY 90
which fail prove highly satisfactory
thousands OF readers. Its principal contents
l. THE HEIREss AND HER FRIENDS: A Tale
from Blackxood's Magazine !or January
II. LETTER FROM E. J. GRUND. ESQ. embrac
ing Society in Paris Prince Of Wales and Count Of Pa
ris and very Interesting
III. SKETCH OF THE LIFE OF EspARTERC
Regent OF spain with view OF the pas, and presen,
condition of that country.
~. WILTON HARVEY: Tale of New.Yorh-by
Miss gwick-continuej
V. MARY TUDOR-a continuation Of this interesting
Tale O.! the Passions-conclusion next week
VI. LETTER FROM DONALD MCLEOD, Esq
containing the Foreign News by the Britannia sc
VII STORMING OF BAsING HOUSE by Crom.
well, with several other excellent poetic articles.
VII. FURTHER sUGGEsTIoNs FOR LEGAL
REFORM; another capital article ON this subject.
TX. DOINGs AT WAsHINGToN-Li.era Notices,
Domestic News, sc. &C.
u IkHMs So year, 81 cents single new volume
OF the Quarto commenced Jan. l. good time for new
subscribers to begin. The Sd Vol tQuarto containing
'he whole Of Charles OMalley be furnished 10 ne"
subscribers
new periodical for the young published and for
sale. Terms, 81 year. Office 80 Ann street.
j. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
II CnIiivator !-Jast received, fresh supply Of
the January number of the Cuvstor.' Also, supply
Of the past year the of Fult0n aud Nassaa-st
byDA YTON & NEWMAN. j!s
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27
Thc Naturalization Movement.

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Tim, yerv nro63ising VIII, ,nsr ~. Inn. -
Whether tli, mo elnent Is made by the Editor him.
sell. or the Whgparty generally, We viii under.
take TO say Ile result OF the meeting We
sss - ous !. becomes s '.enGs o; liaiian'
nents Of these haters o., !ber,v. The en-.
4reng the period required 10 rnti,le person 10 the
rights OF an American citizen would amour; 10 pre-
clHdins 'he a!tosette. tiae Wings have their
"is"es 9 't!ie'i LIZ 'iei't DC "Alc"e1'
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27
From the Commercial Gazette.

- We have 10 record with pleasure the commence.
meat of new Tonic Medicines II ma: always ap-
peared 10 Us practicable render those taken by
icscens least psatatlc and thereby avoid distressing
the nervous system by rausea This improvement rs,
been cceaty b-ough, before the public OF Se fcrt oy
C. c. Sebring ESQ and being smong The above class our
selves (cony. after severe illness rcm
experience testify we'll to- its agreeable c,vor al to rs
pswerlul effect as Restorative Cordial" THIS cause
therefore mus, to orr apology for tending pen
advocacy Of any published medicine, which will b. the
more readily granted by readers. hrst
offence Subrng's Restorative Cordial was hrst intro.
ducei to our notice by friend "a bon rrGn who called
domic and i'll reply TO our doubts OF It's efficacy
he from hs robust health, bcirg unable III our e.lia
,ios to form practical opinion on the subject, said
my lea. friend, time since was IN stare of ~.
blity beyond description, when net Sebrng sho re-
commended try his cordial which dii and to 1t
am indebted for my llfe and the 600! health which you
seem to envy To tins day prefer glass of j, De
fore dnuer vine. end it is equally appreciated by ry
famly." This coming 10 the point, We accordingly
tried the Cordial and the result was stated above.
Sold at 1879 Fnitou j262u,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27
The Court adjourned to 10 . clock.

Extract Of letter from Mobile, under date Of the 4l
inst to II merchant in this city:
There is rervading disposition among the
merchants here take the present currency at the
established discount, which is to be noticed from
day 10 day. 1t has received from the principal
public journals no favor, however; ind unless it
should be general movement as in Macon, Ga,
it would be Intellectual in its operation.
We sincerely hope the principle here Involved
may &c carried out to the fullest extent.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

lbs SUICIDES GsArE.-The human heart >hail,,,, :,
the thought OF 'elic-stgveoa whsr not Cep,e,. a n,
morbid sensibI'Ities o: passions. There are few v.
few II fac; Ieady die. They clior 10 ~
With wonderful teaaey. The devoted Christian e,,,.
live hide longer. The Atheist Dei.t ~her The ~
full hour draws nigh has his gyluEs BIZ. I,s,.,
life aaG breads 10 au this world for anothe. OF
Yet there some VINO are rash eros.h 10 cur.
their existence aud send hiE sous unprspsrsi IS bav
are into tie presence OF iscI, Creator and .hsrs 49,,
many uho suffer lingering existence aGd b. G.. lea.,ry
10 use the ofre!!e hasten iaeir Dissolution al
should STRIFE proons life TIA, ,hey may fun! heiy a,
lotmegt here on earth that end they should a
Shernaps Lezeases In preference 70 aRy other etli
cine Tsey cure Cold. Cough. Whoopag COugh Coz
Sumption, iIradAc!s Paritauon OF tie heart, srd ali
N-rreu. Diseases. thar 81. tRIGg else. Ask f.,
and see that yoa get Sherman's Lozenges-hls; Cossh
Worm and Cam hor grea; repHe, and literally In
the ,Iouhs every body The doctors oaly warehouse
is LOG Nassau Agents per sdv-rtlseu!en,s
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

TIE COMPLETE WoRSs OF cHssLKs D!esf..
Boz No. III Gnconiinua,on OF TIE Pies~;e5
psPers.
HISTORY OF THE EsFERoR SAForOS, ii!u,,rs..1
by ave hundred engraving, No. V.
SEA Tales, BY the AUTHOR OF rar Spy
No. III. On continuation OF The PILOT; and
EscYcIopED;A AMERICANA, New Edition "
III. has JUS, been published BY George L. Car, !,
Co., To- Broai~sy.
GoDsy's LADY's Book mas been sea. .. !.
Israel Post. Mrs. S. c. Halls story i. a po:,.
one and y. P. Willis's tale is one OF IN + yerylu.
OF bis pencil pictures OF the world Of fashion.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

x The BANKRUPT LAW would dOua, be popula,
if could possibly be made to please every body bat.
this cannot be- would this precise stage Of III" Altar
recommend all 10 Keep free from excitement po,ahe
and constantly Keep hasd supply OF that eNc.leu,
remedy, the Hygiene Candy for Coughs Colds. &c. &c.
manufactured ~ B. +, Howe, 80 Broadway, cerucr Of
IN I'd.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

GLoy. HOTEL, y. York, Jan. l. lsi9
y Atthe recommendation of The Surgeon of the H..
ustrious Sir Charles basot requests Nr. Tease send
hg ;welve large packages OF his celebrated Horehouad
Candy, which he nope, may relieve hlm from The Com
plants incident long voyage and prepare hm for hi.
journey Upper Canada AZ this tempestnoGs season.
Sold al IS DIVISION street aud ten Astor torsc.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

II DO II OF condemn before yOu Iry.-Dr.
Doottle's Compound Vegetable Candy which need only
be used to be approved for Coughs Colds Shoness Of
Breath, Asthma, Irritation Of the Throat, WLoopiug
Cough. Catarrh, Consumption, Group. and Inflammation
Of the Chest aud Lungs.
The proprietor ard inventor OF this Compound hay
ing been engaged for the last thirteen years the Botanic
Medical Practice this city, and from his extensive
know ledge of the medicinal virtues Of the vegetable king
DOM la, compounded number Of the valuable veg
c,ables that grow County, which he ms usa with
great diseases affecting the Chest and Lungs,
and has combined the very pleasant and agreeable form
of his Compound Vegetable Candy, which he offers
the public with the idGzce safe remedy for
diseases Of the Chest and Lungs 1t is entirely vegetable
and free from all poisonous ingredients and be used
by the delicate pcrs6n.
Try it; if good, use 1t AMI lett merits find reward
III public patronage. Directions accompany every pack
age genuine without the signature of the prOpre
Sold Wholesale and retail at his Botanic Medicine
Store No 245 Ceutrestrest opposite Centre Market n
York. For sale by Nelson Sam,.es 2il Centre street.
Simonson & Giichria iG2 BroOme-Stree John Acker
man, Of Spring and Laurens,streats Reuben
22! Bceckerstrcet; Lewis & Loines, 527 Green wich
streets Richard w Mott. o! tammersly and Hud
z. w. Clark, of Hudson and Grove
streets c. 5. Wright Of Fourth and Jones streets
j. L. & S. HutchiTg4 corner Of R0wery and Bro0me st.
George Humid, 272 Bowery: George w Green Third Ave-
nue. aud Seventh street DR.. William Walters, corner Of
Broom, ana Suffolk. streets j. Arnold, corner of Grand
and Allen streets NJ. Morgan, corner Of East Broad.
way and Clinton street. Israel Wood corner of catherine
and Hamtorstroets; DR.. r. Rrer, l04 Cherry street;
Gassner & Young. l32 Chathsm,sr T. X Smith cor
ner OF Fulton and Water streets HuestiS d. Craft cor
ner Of Nassau and Ann streets w. A. Howe corner Of
Canal and Church streets. (2) 27 Ct.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

T"E WESTERN ISDlsSs-The Cincinnati
chronicle publishes the following extract from u
le',sr from the Indian Territory, dated Dec. IS:
Most mslancholy Intelligence has JUS, been re-
ce'yed by the Usage Indians. who have recently
returned nom the Buffalo country. They state
large company of Cumanche Indians. near The
Salt Plains, having in their possession the Young
women and children OF three hundred white fnni.
lies, citizens of Texas, whom they had taken pr;;s
oners, having put 10 death the men and ola wo-
men. Ii is said they ,rea; their prisoners mos,
inhumany. They offered sell them to the
Osases fox a blanket for each. The principal
Chief of,he Osases White Hair has now in hi,
possession little white girl, about eight years of
uge, which he purchased Of the Cumanchees.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

i We advise those who wish TO purchase " Heads Of
Hair, call upon Mr.. a. c. Barry LAG Broadway, the
only Individual who can initiate nature, On that depart
ment,) III this country.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27
NETWORK. THURSDAY, JANUARY ~.

uFor tae Seventh Oar Of Colts Train coado-
uasoc-see Frs: Page
uFo-s noace Of O. Z 8.o~nsoa's Ta.-d Lecture
asd one OF re -:e.1s, sec Las: Page.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

g Nine ard =. hal; fee, OF water in the Cha :,
Pittsburgh last Saturday, an! the weather gun.
.oi1
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

u Beautiful white Tcetii.-Compound Aro-
matte Tooth Paste, splendid article for cleansing the
Teeth, giving them high polish aud beautiful smooth
surface without the least possible danger of scratching
dcfacng them. Price IS cents per jar. For sale by
HORACE. EVERETT Druggist,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

g5 One hundred and for,y-,~o applications 3,
Divorce were made 10 tho la:e Alsaama Lesis,.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

q Benz. B. SMITH, Esq. Of Twiggs County,
has been appointed Treasurer of Georgia by Gov.
Mcdonald, vice Col. Thos Haynes, deceased.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27
ARRIVAL OF BOZ /!

This nimitabe and popular author, who has so often
chsered the resde circle with his captivating works,
has arrived at Boston in hesea Bri,anniaby which
vessel was received immense budget OF fresh and va
luabl9 materials With winch 70 adorn
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

u There is mistake IN the new remedy which
throws the Doctors all in the shade by curing coughs and
colds of variety. Ask for tho real Hygiene Hore
mound Candy of 3. F. Howe; 332 Broadway, cerner o
Howard ST.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

10 Govt. NJ. tucker of Mississippi, was in
augurated on the 9th. The Vcksburg Wing says
his inaugural was very feeble and the whole thing
intensely flat. Even The Repudators indg
nani at an intnalon in it that the Planters Bank
Bonds ought to be paid They for going tue
whole hog
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

70 joins BUTLER, Of East Baton Rouge, is
nominated as the Wing candidate for Congress from
Louisiana against Hon. John b. Dawson the pre-
sent Loco.Foco Member from, the Second District,
who recently went to the seat of Hon. Thomas D.
Arnold of Tenn. and sai. to him, i yom attempt
10 speak or=risc from you, seat, SIR, Jy-, RI
cnt your throat This ruian was elected last
year by thirteen majority, having many more lie
gal votes.W We trust for the honor Of Louisiana,
he will find balance on the other side OF tie ac-
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27
Extract Of a letter dated

-" AlEAsY, Jan. "a, l5l2.
Considerable sensation has been produced here
by the very respectful and fair manner in which
thousands of working men, and other business
citizens, have placed before the Legislature their
claims for the renewal for few years Of the char
ter Of the North River Bank OF your city. 1t has
the hearty good wishes of the People, without re-
gard to party. Numerous memorials are daily
presented for its renewal aud the applicants can
not well be scorntuly and tauntingly turned away.
They ask for nothing misunderstanding but
what has always been granted 10 every solvent in
slitution whose charter about expiring. Why
should lhat good little Bank be crushed Why
not let it live with the rest short time longer ?
| Mr.. Townsend is Chairman of the Bank Commit
tee in the Assembly; he seems social chatting and
pleasant man, but, thus far, awully bitter against
Banks. Some look for much violence and wrath
from him, and fear he will not give this application
fair field. an bound to believe he will be just
de must be too 1cise 80 feel po,cer and forget
| right What pleasure can he feel from with
drawing COCA Bank capital from our agonlzed and
| sprit.brokcn community Can he rejoice AT the
denial TO the stockholders of this cf the favors
| extended 10 every other Bank Does he really
| wish to add to the amount of human misery? Is
he : man who smile complacently while he
deprivcs his Woodworking fellow citizens Of Bank
facilities. and forces them to settle up uncxpcctcd
iy2 What have any or all parties interested done
10 call down upon their heads much vengeance
:. Some persons here are opposed 10 all Banks,
| and wish, WIKI the New Era, to 'cxtirpuie them
as fast as possible. But lido not believe the Lcgis
lature will think it wise TO make another panic, b.;
practically informing all bankers and all people
tina, no Bank charters hereafter 10 be renewed
Universal disuust and hasty discontinuance Of
Bank d-po,ites and circulation, and Elimination OF
discounts would follow. Before so great cAlarn
ity is brought upon the State the Government Will
pause and take counsel of the People 6. D.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

70 Rev. GEO. CHAMPION, for several years n
Missionary in Africa, died at St. Croix on the 18th
alt need 3
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

REruDIATIoS ABRoA D.-The Washington pa
Pers of yesterday contain u er-irorn one j.
Hawkcr. dated London, Oct. lst, to Pre.iden,
on several Mississippi Bonds which he holds, md
the reply OF the then acting Secretary Of State.
Mr.. Webster says that the matter rests entirely
with the States, the President having over it mn
control whatn per
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

% F. G4RDERE has been reelected State
Treasurer OF Louisiana
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

Il Garments of the first quality, Tendy
Misunderstanding Surtouls, Winter Ffocks, Cloth
Coaks &c, offered At reduced prices Of tho
advanced of the 200 Broadway, Of
Barclay street, (Amcrican fistc)
il i 3tawistf WIN. II. JENNINGS.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

p a Mr.. Goldsmith was killed at Philadep hia
Yesterday by an accident on the Columbia Rail.
road
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

- 1873 persons died OF Consumption in Provi
aence LAST yesr-.nerG than onc-third of the whole
number OF deaths in that city
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

II The RAIsgns.-Thsse celebrated Tyroes. Min
stre Concert the Stuyyssanl on Thurs
day last |, fully and ashionabIy attended by
those who appreciate such musical talent az ia found
IN the Raln:r This performance was highly Interesting
and entertaining and received throughout the marked
and expressive appreciation Of audience There is
10 little pretensoa to in their syls Of singing and
much natural simplicity thar fse less disposed
crIticse than heartily admire their unaffected lava
IAe universal praise which they have every where elicit
ed from amateurs and lovers OF music, makes uuneee.
sary for Us TO a.y thing in their favor The bare
nouneemen; Of their will undoubtedly be sufficient
TO draw full and fashionable house.
AMERICAN HuszUM--Ia addition TO the half million of
curos,ies collected hsre the Grand Model of the CITY of
Dublin exhibited day and night 1t The yrestcs, work
of art ever brought America Any person who eyer
resided there point the seyy house in which he
lived Last evening lady present burst into tears
she discovered the house and dear little ove, garden
which was once her The Falls of Niagara .,d
Pneumatic Rsil Road also exhibiting here. Oolv a.
cents 10 The whole Museum and pcrfo,manc.s VA
Saturday afternoon there grand day performances f
the accommodation Of families and schoois
BowsAY AaPHITHEArRE.-In two weeks this ,,,e,,.d
company leaves for Europe. The public should all
me e time left TO yisi; ths popular establishment
lhe performances nightly increase n beauty novei,x
sefaction. There will be day performances here IN
Sa1Gfuay afternoon This is the last week Of swssnv
the banjo player,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

~ Dr.. C. c. Edday, of yazeo City, Miss. has
gone on to Washington City, L secure pateu, for
perpetual motion. The Doctors machine is oper-
ated upon ~ condensed air, and is 80 contriyed as
70 condense the al! itself
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

SUPPOSED MURDER.-A woman was found dead
in field near Reading, Pa. on Sunday last She
went away from tavern in Reading with two men,
having SIS in her possession. 1t ia feared that
she was murdered by them.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

Leonard S Ballou Called have done book.
binding Mr.. Colt, and have had intercourse with
him; | always took HIM 10 be very pleasant man,
one who would notinSuIt another without provoca-
ton expected 10 bind this edition of his work
By Mr.. Nhiting-llhiak | have met Mr.. Colt
think have called ut his office No. 3 MURRAY st;
never in Chambers lhave presented bills to him
but have never urged him gu,a,ly for the payment.
Or. Iabriskc cullcd-l have besn acquainted
with MIR. Colt for about three years. never saw
any evidences OF lll.tcmpcr about him.
By Mr. Whtins-l never saw him under exct-
ing circumstances.
]. \. Hoisngton called am acquaisted with
Mr. Colt, have known him since the spring of 1870.
and had business transactions with him i believed
HIM u n,ild man.
by MIR. Whiting--l was present when Mr. Rob.
lnson received a pistol from Colt in September:
1t was revslving pistol of medium size: think it
was aoent week before the l7th at my store
VIM Robinson called-ln the at,er part OF Au-
gust received a pistol from Mr.. Colt-,he oge in
Court Yesterday. / never tried il in any wayZ
had known Mr.. Cottior TWO or three wears when
FIRST knew him he WAS publishing books. He was
afterwards in business in Phadeshia. always
considered HIM II mild. fine man. have been
Que or twice to his room the granite building
it was In August, don remember much about
his furniture but saw two boxes and u de,k or
!, table | had conversat!on with Mr.. Well.
about, this matter. greatly interested in
Colt, defence and called upon Mr.. Wells whom |
knew well, TO make inquiries. | wrote this account
of tiu Mr.. VS. presence. Witness read paper
stating that Mr.. Wells said thati Colt called on hin
Oh Friday morning and gave him ,r understand that
s he expected the proceeds OF the books Adams
came.in Ut Wells request and directed the book:
bsSS NJ
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

% The Printers at Baltimore are forming a
Temperance Society.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

20 Large Meetings OF the friends of Protection
10 American Labor have recently been held inCin-
cnna,i and other towns of Ohio; also in New-Ha-
ven, Conn. The People arousing to the i'm.
Pertance of countervang ;hc cxactons Of Foreign
Ari.iocracy and the depression of wages caused
By Foreign Paupcri,m.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

70 Capt. De PuTRos, the man whose strange
conduct with vessel caused him to be arrested for
pracy near Now-Orleans last year, Oh trial for
piracy at our last New-Orleans adyices.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19


The Communication signed ".friaisss" 10 iron
n source which will enttle it to great auention-i
person Of high character aud talents, familiar, from
Public Service. with all that belongs to the State
her policy and its history.
As he cannot be known, We will add-what u
tho nexthshsst pledge Of the fitness Of the man ts
be listened to-that We know him to be in embar
raised circumstances, from the prevailing causes,
though opulent but for them. He is a farmer, anc
inhabits the country where there is said TO be mos
dis,ress-that beyond the Blue Ridge.
We are glad to be able to say tha. we have just
heard from those "roinous sales Of negroes, &c
under Execution, in Buckingham. which such
alarm had been spread about.
Our in,elisen, iniorman, Just from the spotl
says that abou, ITO negroes were sold, at What
wore considered good priess. The average OF all
sizes and both sexes, was abou, s340. Prime male
hands brought from 4 to $500. Girls and boys Of
or s. IL likely, Brought about S2I0.
lt was believed that there was, among the buy
ers upon the ground, from to $500. 900 in cash,
ready to he laid out.
So much for the dreadful sacrifices tha, were
fore 10 led.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19

and Mexico. have excited great curiosity on this
subject both in Europe aud America We have
heard Of several protected expeditions either ~ pro
sress or at least talked Of by Engsh raveliers; and
see IL st,tei In Of the Ftenth Pc crs that
sarant OF that nation 10 preparing to set out on en-
Extensive journey through the heart Of South Ame-
rica from the Atlantis TO the Pac &C. the expense
and under the patronage Of the Duke de Nemours,
Who IN this ful6ls plan devised add commenced
nv his unfortunate brother the late Duke OF Orleans
The expectation OF 6ndirg ruins . d other traces
Of the ancient population 10 spoken oil as eadng
ind acement TO the execution Of this prolsct.
In eonnexion with this subject We may say, we
believe, without violating any confidence, that the
for, Incoming volumes of our own stephens, which
oil be published in two three weeks, tar surpsss
even their i'm mediate predecessors in architectural
and historic interest The plains Of Yucatan, which
he and his companion MIR Ca,herwood explored
With untiring diligence, proved 20 be mine Of in
conceivable richness Ruins OF vast extent and
most striking character dsinterted, AZ We may
say, IN almost boundlcss profuson; as may be IN
crred from the fact that TO give specimens only the
volumes will contain one hundred and hiteen en-.
gravines Several OF these wo have enjoyed the
pleasure of examining. They are more highly
nm shed than those in the Central America volumes,
which indeed were only outline eiehings, While in
these the outlines are DULY filed up with the proper
light and shade, &c; and we must say that the ar
chitecturel magnhccnce they represent surpasses
oil that We had previously known or imsgined.
We perceive too, from q lew glsnces al the proof
sheets, that personal adventure was by no means
wanting; and that the narrator thereof has lost no
thing OF his quiet humor and graphic power Of Ian
guagc in describing il effectively.