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New-York tribune., 1842-03-15

Attractive lndug-v-G tches-Sccure and Profitable
Investment OF Capiia-Jut Division u Profit niversal
F.dncaon--Frce Development of ali Talents and Charac-
tcrS-lsea! L:bcrty-Mora Intellectual AMI Physical Ele-
va,ion OF Man--Jnfy Ai Action and Interests.
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ia FOR SALF-1'he three story BRICK X

ni.A HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND, 40; =
-TTs7,.t l,.ye.u Madison and senry-stre',;' A.
"a az eg aartfa House q ~ - feet WITH u inch
by day, y-or under at nc, , ~ >.p
;rorar ireland. There are Ten ar !ar. u. ~
re- ! a tr cellar nnd~ 4oe, pave. and d,.la lee
INTO several apartments tre-ffo2i ai-,.ous IT, W.
,rnst> may D.. len every day between me bour' VI -
~ > c;rtac. For further particulars apply 10
1.r,i\ NINIIRN & co, ~ SOuttl-s,tct.
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HITKT,NVITT, II y
FANCY GOODS, very low for caslh-A complete,
,r,,n, nj Combs E,rl,bt. perrumery, Joseph GlOils
and other Steel Pens Cutlery, Hooks and Eyes, rms Nee
dies. AccortIionS Pnchei-Iopks, Silk AMI Leather tuFse'
Bead. and Bead BAGS and Purses, Speciaclt Nc together
l Cenr7 ni all articles IN i'lt above me Oh
bn,nrss Country merchants are respectfully il'tt 20
call visiting this and examine The Stock, d. Is
belle we'd that unusual Inducements are offered! NJ
49, e. II. DARLING'S,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-15

rENO LET-The convenient and welslt
atcd Store No. 1872 Broadway. pply TO-
m5 81 SYLVESTER. $50 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-15
ALUABIE. Standard Works, published
3 hv- d AY,rON x NEWMAN. corncr- ol Enlton and
DOS'TON Miscellany of Literature and

q VI r'''V'TF''''S
Fa.lon.-ConIent, forNlarci,: -
Love hy the Wa. iEe hc> OF hataaza' sonnet: ! ne
Wa,,. spirit aud Wood Genus: Ballad Tie GiLn' o
Bells; Snnnct-Gcting Up; Stanzas- liop.;5rht stu
dent, ,ntono; Tn, CanI,of the Fro2en:srh Things viici
bav. nsycr been Told; The Nu,r-From the German OF
Nova>; Tile Forlocu Di>quisitonon Forehcas LITERARY
N0tcc. a.,
>llnenIS.-ice. engraving ol steel oE'..ii
,rew,:rhc Fashions March, do. DO Nu'c-lh- he
turn al tine Tyrn!r>e.
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o. For SNI. f.-N weli.improved Farm

Nse NTt NIl1.--..' ', u 10 r =
~ OF * acr>> situated Huu;in4t ton to"n>itp /. l.
5ur> IRON steamboat landing AT Nort!ori iiiG liS
from tie railroad Baby ion station. Good hn!!IE "'d
water and good eFCeS Price SsN tnr farm SO of
stock. farming Utensils. One hall can remain or s'ic
place. Tile n,Spuiahle and possession iveH 'nnt'l'y,
For particulars apply the owner the premises, OF 10
" ln>.n., W .I.L.i pIxi.nn-s y y NJ I'M
New-York tribune., 1842-03-15

Wewill give general vewof the system Of
property growing out Of the Principles we advo,
cate. prcfacing it by a few remarks upon the Or
New-York tribune., 1842-03-15

FlRl ENGINE can be had by call ALL
dlin- size. ,oni seton new pian,l >X men Will throw
water vii ~ The ordinary Corp"raIiou tn@in-S
can with t,v,.y} litlIeieS>
The very article for Village as tour-mcn will run# any
,,ere= mil Il
New-York tribune., 1842-03-15
REAL ESTATE.

REAL. EST 4 | r..
Ms THREE. FARMS FOR SALE on
- the no;ih 4uartcr Sta;sr Island l.eat-e n No
) tlIi->;rrc, [tul+ trr~ DAVID DEGhsE
~ SF.N t.RAL FARMS for safe. al p-'-
IL &C. t1conPar' 's' r,.tin',-> iaii-,3e''t' M
lyk,l par.sCiiaE ..p;uiof ,6i 3aN l'' sen ~ ~
p5satol.Ia 81 Ti.!.it~ BENSON. No .af,=t s.s,G
@ FOR SALt.-tive improved tanGs
.-.se. N GcIt>, Co y N.Jrya ~ n iS' s-rcs sea
ooaG wheat farms From So . Sue NIL BE rcqrasi
down: balance. eish; ytat>. Fot >z1iT'
apply AZ No 5 Mulberry Is )ohr,i. up >.ar> gS
90 FOR SALT Lots in Paterson.
- " J tor which ran,y Dry Good, Nil bs asoe
e.calge The lots have been = each an ~ III
oncy bt exchanged, above the OF So Gpi
tite and from inounlbrnuce~ Apply Butter s,l-
son. .tnn->tre-t- ma tN
IA FRESH Vegetable and Flower Seeds.
The subscriber respectfully Informs The public OF
N-W-Tor& and u vicnilv that al the chact kn> ~
cecnt Vegetable an! Flower Seeds can be oot..' at his
place cheaper than N any other establishment OF eety,
ana u.a, al tire ,es,i, are OF last yeas growth
WILLIAM w.,RBURG l6ss Fulton. y.
- In, opposite 81. Paui'> Chan-i
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xTOuNGLADTEs INsTITuTE. rius

" OF Nj LADIES lNS Ill I ! L. =itis-
field, Mr,s--ThiS institutions Ilcaany located with,
in five minutes walk OF the Western Railroad. Hl be opened
IN. the duties session on the 18Th OF Apfit next
Ttnchers .ri.t their 1esPecti,e Depnttnt''ts
Rev w II. TYLER. \. AZ and Mr., C. r. / iER, lrll,
CipaIS aud instructors in Intel End Nor Sell isorE ana
elementary brancho>.
MRS.. C. SpR,Guf, Bellies Letters and Music
Miss A W. SNYDER Elementary Branches.
Miss L. ALICE SrRAGUE rantin%-Oll epn Water C"'''>
EDWARD c. TYLER. B. b., Mathematics MAJ. Sci n'
Ancient Languages. ,,..,, ~,
Mons ALExASDRE GoDlLLoS, French, Drawing andieI-
1ansLp. 80,
pills and at suitable the French Language i at we
sol. medium Of oral inercOmmunlcatioh among e "H''
OF the Institute.
.Auin-tu,ion and place which require u" euiosy.
Albaoy Argus. oct2l ISL.
- lis plan approval. ana IT. arrangements
ar. we'll suitcd the great Lot cducnlloti mems
,ana IN corporc sano, a sound mind ina sound body
Patriarch vol. l., p. i67.
Besides tn, advantages Of situation. the plan OF Mr. l
Ter la. merits and the Principal Of the Institution
qualifications which fail 10 recommend i, school 70
r,,r.uls and guardians, Albany Advertiser No. a,nis.
RtfirenceM-Rev. Prc>i. Humphrey, Amherst College;
Raw Dr. Sprngue. Albany; Prot b. F. J->ln. y h,z'zn-
v,.r>itv; Rev. Dr. skinner y c. Smith. VI D., nit> ~
y: Prot j. \. Yates. Union COLLEGE; Rev -Dr Bcini,n
roy PROT C. Dewey Rochester; Hon. Wn. (cSsup. N9
r,l Pa Hon C. n Briggs, VI. C., Washington CITY: Col
Wade llampton C@umbja; Gen. beor@e Mechanic. Anhe-
vile, SC uli-toWthl "iHi
rENO PARENTS and Guardans.-ln or
-nt h
New-York tribune., 1842-03-15
agUTUA. INSIfRANCF.-On Dwell

y in. liou.s ami Furniture only, profits retganrf ~
The as>urct!-TiIE GUSEI!OLDEiS2 Nil iLziN-
STRANGE COMPANY, Gfc. - Merchants Exchange,
William ana al->treet, rhratteuuonpl iiou>e
holders i respectfully requested - the an-sXed plan Tor
separating the D dwelling ECc-e, and fGT1:
iure from that 81 Store, and Merchandise.
II well known that almost all the incurred the
New-York tribune., 1842-03-15

NOR sALE-Lot OF ground ,i No :, .; NJ -
Gold street. > ty about iefi. MI ttv
son street $500 MAJ remain .
COLLECTIONS III all parts OF the
STATE, rna, on ,r mort aT9rg1i. 1,rIn> ~
% Wall-r.=aus! $50 Br1at*at.
GRAIN sHOVELs-loo doz. superior
~ Gram Sh''e5 " NM t. WIGHT Co 100 JoIu,'
DULS of Exchange on all parts OF Of Eng NJ.
rs I'm, ireland and Scotland. SUNS % - ~ -
~ 90 n aoy amount payable al >ght Tor al .,
and - 10 anl ~ J. SYN ESTER
| - wal-sr-et and $50 BroadV'as-
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-02-03

Without pretending to reflect on others the
charge Of extravagance-whch woud be un-
just without full knowledge of all the cir
cnmstances-we certainly may be permitted to
use the facts here disclose to defend ourselves a
gainst similar imputation; and it is f,r this
purpose mainly that they are introduced into The
report.
Table l6 shows the comparative cost Of sup
porting chronic and recent cases of insanity
This is the most powerful and conclusive argu-
meht we have ever yet seen exhibited OF the
''pence wise and pound foolish" policy pursued
by Virginia in not making adequate provision at
her Hospitals for all the insane. The first TWEEN
ty chronic eases which entered The asylum and
still remain, and the last twenty recent cases
which have been received and cured, constitute
the basis of this estimate. The Doctor remarks
ut has been my aim to ascertain, front the most
authentic sources, the length Of time each was
confined to the Jail previous to his admission
here, and as the law allowed to the ailors for the
maintenance Of Lunalcs two hundred and forty
seven dollars year, and the ascertained cost OF
supporting pauper patients in this asylum is one
hundred and iorty-seyen dollars per sunum, these
facts have been my guide in the calculation which
has been presented"
''Fron this table il will be perceived, that the
twenty old cases have been at public expense, in
the aggregate no h.nired md sir,y-aghi years
an average Of more than thirteen years-whist
the twenty recent cases, were only at public
charge in the aggregate about sir years and mn.
monfhs-an average Of serenteen wseks a,st Nrst
days.
1.-The cost Of supporting the twenty old cases,
has amounted to tfe gross sum OF foriy me Mous-
and, sir hundred and ffiy hree dollars!! an aver
age Of ,t,oo MouSand and eighty twd doiars sirfy-
fire cehIs - The tseti,9 ,ece1t cases sost 10 The
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-02-03
Terms Of the Spectator.

17.THE SPECTATOR is published, once
week, by KENYON HARPER, at Two
DoLLAas a year, il paid in advance, or Two
DoLLARs AND Fifty CENTS, il delayed beyond
the expiration of the year.
No subscription will be discontinued. but at
tho option Of the editor, until all arrearages
are paid.
Gj-ADvERr,sEMENrs not exceeding thirteen
lines Of printed matter will be inserted three
times for one dollar.-Larger advertisements
in the proportion. A liberal discount
will be made to advertisers by the year.
G-Postnasters are authorized, under the in
structicns Of the Post-Office Department, to
frank all letters to the editors of newspapers
covering money in payment of subscriptions,
and our distant subscribers are earnestly invit-
ed to avail themselves Of the facility thus af-
forded of making payments.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-19
HCATTION.
GOyERT.S BALM OF LIFE.-Thi

" Medicine doing wonders Almost every person WIN
buys this article recommendedb y Others who nv,
used il themselves which >peaksyoln in its favor For
Dyspepsia Bronchitis. Coughs, Colds and Conlmpon rs
eGua does exist We hope The afflicted vail turn Their
attention this valuable article.
The following certificate from Mr.. Chaseney whose wife
had been twice thrice . low 10 leave but little hope
OF recovery, shall here -peak oritsrf:
Mr. Cover-Dc1r Sir Mrs Ciaseney has taken bottles
your Balm OF Life, and 10 my sarpris, Is now IN better
health than have known her 10 be for several years She
has been afflicted with Coagh for fifteen years and
BY many Physicians her lungs have been pronounced incu-
he Sas >evcr, times been so low that was thought She
could n0recover. Nowher Cough mparavev speaking,
hardly visible md The darling pains OF The lungs have suhs-
!t Mrs. C.. has taken VARIETY medicines but has never
experienced much relief Size has ron your valuable
Balm oil Life. II is from OF gratitude and l:r.ins
Tor other, similarly afflicted, that write you this certificate
Other members family lave used II with decided
benefit ari, dear sir. respectfully. yours,
EDWARD CIIASTENEi. Druggis', liOl Bowery
For sale BY l. Covert, l3 Nassau $; under Clinton Hall;
also by f. Ca>,eey lie. Eowery. IS Bowcry i88 Bowey
.2 Water Ito Rroad"sav 10 Aston House. 20 and JOG
Ful,on77 E:s Broadway. - and III Broadway 20 Div-
I
New-York tribune., 1842-02-19
The past and tho present.

When in July 1882, bill for recartering the
Bank of the United States, having passed both
Houses of Congress and been sent TO the Prcs-
dent for his signature, was returned by him to the
Senate with his objections, u solemn debate took
place upon the question: arising under the Com
sttution, whether the bill should pass notwth-
standing the Presidents objections; i'll the course
Of which debate, as recorded in the Register of
Debates, the following remarkable passages occur:
Mr. EWING oil Ohio, said:
g If this institution is really to be prostratcd-i
1t have received It's deatllblow, ard IL but TO
await and, prepare tor lis final tull-thc distress
and ruin which il will occasion rests with the
wealthy moncy-holtler, whose funds have found nm
investment III lis stock; but it must come with
atala unbroken force upon the industry. the
enterprise, the public prosperity, and private COM
forts of the whole extended West The Bank OF
the United States must withdraw its sSues.' &c.
And then Mr. +. continued Us follows: But this
is not all I0m sap tie morals at the same time
you thus rudcly SHAKE the proSperityot people.
Their first resort will be to legislative aid, and re-
lief laws follow, or III other words, laws 10 pre-
the collection OF debts, (for what Legislature
can withstand the appeals of whole people suit
,ering under general vistation?) or ii not that
the creation OF a host Of banks with fictitious
capital, which may seem for 4 time to suspend the
blow, hut viii make IT fall the heavier nj last,
And then, instead Of tie safe and Sound c,urency
'ch1ch# ace 'om c'!joy, shall asain hore de-
prectotsd and 'corthieSs mass O trash rAicA
'csH pass snto tie hands ot the People, and there
<nh t"to noting, 1eaeias them TO bear The loss.
MIR CLAYTON, Of Del. spoke in The same spirit:
The prediction CT Mr.. Lowndes in $40 must
be fulfilled that the destruction Of The United
States Bank would be followed BY he establishment,
of paper money ne firmly believed; he might also
say he knew 1t was extremity, he said, from
which the House would recoi The farmer must
again sell his grain TO the country merchant fo,
State bank paper at discount Of from Ten 10
t,centy, or erem thirty PEI, esn. in the nearest
commercial city, &c. The loss Of confidence
among men, the total arrangement oi that a5mi-
rable system Of exchanges which is nowacknow-
lodged 10 be better ,han exists in any other country
on the globe, overt,adins and speculation on false
capital in every part of the country, that rapid
iuctaatioa tn the standard of ralue for money,
aehsch, Ike the unscea pestilence, 'rlhers olthe
efforts of industry, nlilc the sufferer IS IN after
ignorance Of TIE cause Of has destruction; bank
rup'cies and ruin, the anticipation Of which the
heart slckens. oilowin the long train of evils
which are assurediy before Us.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-19

Wolves OF THE PENoEs CoT.--lt is n rcnlurka-
be fact, and worthy the attention OF our Lee
gisators. that these ferocous animals have been
rapidly increasing for the last few wears, destroy
ing aud driving the deer from the back forests
down into tile settlements, and occasionally killing
sheep The remains Of large Moose have trc-
qncn,lv been found, that were run down and killed
b. the wolves.
One Of our citizens had quite an adventure with
Them last week. Col. John Goddard who has
Teams on the Matuwamkcag, was going into his
camps and in approaching spot where an on
that had died was hauled out of the road, he dis
covered seven wolves al work on the carcass,
growing and fighting Col Goddard had his gun
with him in his sleigh, bu, his only ammunition
was small partridge charge and a single ball in
his pocket; this he dropped into his gun. and ad
vancing near enough to be sure Of his object, he
selected the largest and fcrocious looking
fired and brought him down. This. instead ot
frightening away the others, only caused them TO
look up and grow. Col. G. wishing to secure his
game, advanced cautiously with his gun in his
hand ready to use the butt should they attempt to
make game Of him. This however they did not
attempt, but walked around, keeping about 20 or
30 feet from him, snarliRg growing and showing
most formidable lot of teeth. Col. Ct. notwtll-
standing did no, rclnquish his object but succeeded
IN bringing OF his prize. and carried HIM safely
10 the camp. This would be exciting business to
one not accustomed to the back-woods. but it was
rare sport for Col. Goddard, for he loves adven-
ture, sand the more hazardous it is the more fun
for him.
Asolher Of our citizens saw three within the
limits Of the city. He had been to camp in the
woods and returning, three wolves came out into
the road and kept along before his horse some half
mile before they returned into the woods again
kcnnebec Journal
New-York tribune., 1842-02-19
5ONES'S Observation-Disclosures.

- %, al les Broalwav-Prce 81 5h-n addition
eiy representing the practice OF Day Book Jour
nal Ledger &C. this work will he found contan series
OF elementary exercises designed teach the general prin-
cipc, debit and credit. by which all these varIou. raodi
caliopS are governed so a. enable The student Jour-
his knowledge instead OF reecrting some
and Ambiguous rle These exercises consist OF the,
planc statement iacts-So plain that part posi-
bly be misunderstood by the and yet, except
ancg practical mea the author has never met with an IN
ivua vino could give the answers required, even among
hundreds who have made trial, after deemng themselves
complexion the study.Let those vito wonid avoid the
shame attendant falling accomplish what they unier
take frs, their knowledge by ri these exercise. II
they solve them, mailer by whose system they ac-
ouirod their knowledge; but should they fail they w
conc,.ively tie Elpossbiy OF their fulfilling the duties
an acconian, while unable 10 dispose OF suc simple
lions, There is wide difference bstsccn learning princi-
pies and dcail< You have balanced up i've thorsand
entries. until you have acquired the principles yourthe-
and practice OF business will disagree
Ilslructionis vrn usual al duties OF the dcsk prl-
vaielv, il relrired.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-19
From the Louisville Journal.
r 7 NJ F.

ALL hal thou vieyrless one, whose lonely wing,
Sweep ole, the Earth un'rcaried and sublime
MYSTERIOUS agent OF the King OF kings
Whom conquere7s obey. and Man calls Time
Compared with thee, even centuries in their might
Seem but like atoms IN the suns broad ray
Thou Swrepst them on IN Thy majestic hei'-
Scattering them from thy plurnes IKE drops OF spra!
Cast from the ocean IL lis scorotu pay.
Shrined as ,hou 10 my subll,n.st thought,
How shall nv sriri; bail thee. Yer the earth :,
Thou a.ith ,eIhonsand worlds that pang from naugh'
Begane, ly waad.rings Al Creations birth
A.uSinp on ;tIee, the expanding spirit Hi.ed
With hoa yl,<= too vast for human eoquence;
Shrinks trembling, like 'vonans heart when il
With Loves delicious throes, I'LL though h'e"''
T. lost amid It's own ma gnifcence
Thou tioa,est impercepiibe TO sight
God.ke di.iusng lie and death uonn QUIT
Swift stars shoot round thee in M TpJ KIM nro,ound
Dropping like gems from Mdng?I s Isl r
Swept on with thee through vast lfaeis,as ol,.
Each blazing sphere IN ITS swift , puis. W."
The sunny streams 20 singing 10 lug i. t',
Aud The hlne wave upon The beach uis> sol,
Like Woman,s hopes, and Maniloods hlst resolves.
Even every hear,-leat IN the bosoIn BOSOM &c ecu
Stcals DER the spirit ike a funeral ioii,
Escl, solemn stroke is ike a pasSln" bell
Heard mid the bushes OF the startled Sou;
The wave o.! feeling, tossing 10 and iro.-
Like ocean pillows, restless and sublime,
The crimson ife-irops as they ebb and now,
And the quick pulse with lis unequal CHM
All bca, with Ian!tied siroh IS the march OF Time
Il but ore sweep OF thy majestic plume,
Fearing pale millions 70 the eternal sea
Through the dim pathway OF the midnight tomb
Thou touch'st the young and beautiful, and 10
Gone are the charms thou never canst restore
The fair and giossy tress 'ur1,s white as SLOW,
And the young yece that MARBLES Der aud DER.
Yet in the rosy dawn of Childhool's day
How swift the Joyous moments seem 10 fi1t;
Tiay waf, themselves like happy thoughts away
Or nelt Ike snow-fakes- dropping on the sea;
Tis pastiIDe Their 10 laugh away the hours
That lightly rninge in tbyclrcllRg race,
Like dancing girls al linked with wreahs OF fowers,
Or like swift rippies that each other chase.
Or decp'une dinlples DER a laughing face
IL
New-York tribune., 1842-02-19
IIEMBIG-Humbug--Humbug-As

Z u MesSrs Humhug Co have seen III 10 ASA! me IN 4
SPURIOUS article. feel ily>ei: and The public To
safe that il i false irin bsginng sui should no; IKE
sell Humlug Co.'S Pii,muc less 10 initiate them ais
Physicians and the public generally. are The "eii-no"l'
Lady Webster Dinner P' winch II can be S'' 81 run
j. recommended bv Physicians both tbs country AR! En-
rope And row can H. Co. after their statement tlt none
bt the original OF their rash have ary Snoee
OF lis preparation s; falsely assert that their f are re-
commenced b. the facav r>the public vii see Tie
INCONSISTENCY take leave OF u. Co ana shan tlh.
no farther notice OF any attacks they may see III 10 aAp
II aoy Physician or other pey, will cali at Ito snl-
ION street viii give them such re;e-ence vii satisfy
them OF the truth of ny statement
B. The Dinner Pill NAV hc had nearly all the Dclg
stores IN the Civ and Brooklyn. and a. 10 Fui,oastset
New-York tribune., 1842-02-19
r WING WITNESS ES.--

iNlN1r w y J. - = T. D.
4 ! Hon. Ed j. Porter.
Kr@ Darius Anthony Oneida Conicgrsc-.
Sei,.-.iaE Streeier Boston.
Mr. Handbook l97 nearl.st.Z
Prof. f. A. Ward. Us Chambers.
DR.. Vanderpocl, 1919 Fourths-
Mir. (. 6. Stacy. 66 WoOss:-s;.
Mr.. Henry E Banker, 81 Green-.t.
Mr.. Lorine W. Gross, CT spltcn--l
Dr.. Hunter, lG3 Sixth avenue.
VI Ra.er iG Cha.ham-st.
And Others innumergie OF tahig-s, standing and respect
ability ha &c fully tested the virtues Of sherman Medched
Iozeiges orris Tooth Paste, and Poor Mans Plaster. Il
you have cough cold asthma, vhooPine co-gi or con
SUMPTION Shermans Cough Lnzengc' II headache
onrss spirits, palpatoa oi the Scarf or any nervous
disea>ese Slcnsns Canphor LozenGeSi b. only remedy
for sea cknes discovered Ii YOU troubled With
worms which knowuby picking OF the droys>
ness y1raciOus appetite, cannesS paiitn the 0tn flushed
checks aut. paIless round the lips, Sherit> " oTII
IozeEgrs GUY ata ibc medicine ever discovered
Ii pain weakness hack. ons side brea> or
even Rheumatism, get Of Sherman Poor Mans PrsterS
and will cur, y09. Always see ht ytu ke genuine
The sarehous. i al los Nassau. street
Antt>-l8S Bowery East Broadway: 10 Aston House
=llcand rs Broafirav ~ Hudson; 22l Hieeckeft New
for, 5e ard l59 F,onst RrookIyn. iincson co-ner't
ard Grand AiilsmshurgL Rf,iing, saie-s, boS
ton Burgess % South 81 ! Philadelphia. III I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-02-19
4 LEXANDER R-ANIsEY,S Sapouace

Gus Com pound. Tor shaving * particularly
render. il healthy 10 The skin, Sfienins 10 the beard and
and produces very thick au3 durable father which sup
than snv other preparation II known 10 ,hr sub.
,crb-r There need be fears OF hrskin chappin in The
coolest weather, after using H.
n II doe, no, prove 10 good Recommended I,
NAV be returned and the money WILDE chrvruy refund
ed provided purchased al Tetal OF the spsScr1sr
ALEXANDER RAMSEY.
Successor 10 \. Smith Prents>
Wholesale Peru.ner Fancy Soap Maker No d Maid
en- lane, sign OF the Golden Rose - eSSia
New-York tribune., 1842-02-19

ONO CANAL LASps.-Bya report made 10 The
House Of Representatives recently, it appears that
there are 222 ,.l53 acres of Wabash and Erie Canal
Lands belonging to Ohio, yes unsoid, and 1913, 1888
acres OF Miami Canal Extension Vet to be disposed
Of These lands are worth million OF dollars
New-York tribune., 1842-02-19
NO CARPENTERS. BUILDERS, etc.
VXTIGS AND sC.iLPS.-The largest,
w The cheapest, AMI best assortle4i Of Wigs and

w The cheapest, ami best assortment OF Wigs and
ScnIps are 10 be found al v CLlREui &fs as Broad
way. entrance IN Fuioust
The manv aetnpls thai are daily making 10 initiate 'nt>e
celebrated Wigs and ScaiIs are nst 50 many proofs OF me
high character they biye attained and the t>;iacon 'eN
are held in hv the trade Butlre public vii! observe that
c. is the original maker this city OF iha enuatIng and
GosSaner Wigs and Scaps, without mtiac springs, ana
that all Others but feeble attempt? Il imitation Wsnh!s
genius dvi.e ,rcctlhe plRcpe on which they are
made to III, ans the skill and practice 10 execute.
All wearcrs and connoiSssu!s invited 10 inspect MS
Heads OF HAIR which elegance .igneS and durability
mg be classd among the first productions OF modern art
nHheir manufacture they differ from all o!es ildc hrFr
The ar is singly assorted and equal distributed as 10
appear just issuing skim they no more OF the
brow than the natural hair does, aud having no metallic
sIhg ali dlSagreeale pressure i! oevl3:cd For South
err climate they ineStabe. baas 0ny OF weight;
Senators members OF Congress, and gentlemen roevery
Quarter OF the country who wearing C Ggs can
De referred 10.
The prices viii be found to suit the circumstances 81 all