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New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

g71hc bodies of two men. named Edward
Fitzpatrick and Stephen Warner, were found in
he canal ut Utica few days since The former
"a man of temperate habits and good character
The latter, when last seen, was crawling cut OF
grocery on ais hands and knees in state OF beast
" in,oXicauon
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

Cy'The large 'uiag-miil, at Covinston. Ohio,
owned by Mr. Nichols OF that place, was burned
on the 18Th. The ire was caused by the burst
ing of the engine, from the workman, throwing
water into the furnace Loss $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

UTA man named Sacket Blakesbcy, wa, frozen
to death near Farhayen. CT, on the 22d. Wher
last seen, nc wa: in the road. too drunk to walk
steadily
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25
y Rhetorical Military LTc.ure.-t

u HIrIorIChI .fEIIifHry LcCtHrPN-Capt1iT
PARTRIDGE of tee Vermont Military University will
deliver Lecture at ne fonpsons Hall corner Of Canal
and Elm streets. THIS EVENING Dec 25 at half past
O'Clock on the rampaign Of ITO, embracing descfp
Of the Battle of Long Island the Capture Of New
York by the British &c Tickets al IS ceas each can bs
hsd at the Bar OF the Hall.
Battle Of Waterloo OF Monday Evening d2J II.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

RuuA>D DEATH The New Haven Palladium
says that wornln. named Susan Gillian, wa,
found drunk ard bal frozen in bed few day
since Her child, some Two years old, was also
specchless with ID an: her husband was intoNi-
Gated. The child is likely to recover. Why does
not the Palladium publish the name of the man
l ,., ,i,., .h.i hainrs r,,p
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

u The FRANKLtN TEMPERANCE SOCIETY will hold us
ocular Monthly Meeting this Saturday ereHing' at
o'clock NJ the Lecture Room of the Coasstory Budirc
II this Reformed Dutch Church, corner of Nassau ana
ian streets Tine Members OF the Society requested
Q DC punctusl IN their attendance snt all persons coz
aeeted with the Printing business earnestly Aved to
'omc IN No~ Is the time form good resolutions for
hs commencement of New Year, and to guard agains
me temp;atous to evil which New Years day .ounti
uly prsiters.
Z TWELVE NEw, PLEANso INTERESTING hule
sosks for Young Readers. We have bundle Of u
pretty little volumes with 100 illustrative cuts published
his week BY Haven, 1919 Broadway, which are worth
more thsn many Hoydsy 10Y cestisg much more money
Parents will surely thank us for mentioning them.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25
II BIn.phemy ngain.a lhr Eyo v Ghosi.

~ niHsphemy against ihr BO y t-nost,
lecture will De delivered IN the Uniyer.ai.t Church
Qate the BoTer' Cburcb tomorrow evening o'clock
ty Rev. ]. ID. Wiism,oR. Subjsc,-Bla.pheny agansl
the Holy Ghost Of the subj Get OF the ms
tory OF the doctrine oil Endless Misery c2j IL
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

u Preaching by Rev. mr. Hnhan.-On
Saturday at II, s. O'clock the Second Congre ga
sions Church OF Delaney and Chryste sis Aso
on the Sabbath at the usual hour-. and evEeeeyeEn.
next week Christians Of all denominations sfsssqdss
ed 10 attend c25 4,
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

u $1,000 Observation-Disclosures, it has been published
by the Widow in the Bowery' that am mol tue bfothsf
of her lna husband F. A. ThRyer that do not posses
the orgni recipe for Tayor's Balsam Of Lverwort
that made and sold this medicine my late reel
dence 37j Rowery. The above reward will be paid
any person who will grove her assertions
w. w. THAYER. al Spring street,
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

70 The Wings of lLLrNols have decided not
% hold Conycn,ion to nominate State Officers,
Is, on a comparison of views, it IS found that they
are all fer Cen JosEPH DUScAN for Governor.
There is some disagreement yet with regard to
Lieutenant Governor, but it is believed that all
will be harnonized without Convention.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-15

 DPoPOSALS FOR PUBLISHING A CITY 1 DiRReToRP FOR lSi2.-The undersigned be- ieving hiit it will be acceptable to the citizens of Mobile, and more particularly the business portion of the community, proposes publishing DlREC- TORY for l842, provided such encourag eIneni shall be offered will justify it's undertaking; to ascer tain this, he will in few days call many possible, to solicit subscriptions and aJVertis; ments and sufficient inducemrnt is secured the work will be commenced. Those whom he may not have opportunity of seeing, and disposed to give encouragement, either by subscription ad yertisement will confer favor in leaving their at the Printing Office of Messrs. Dade & Thompson, No. 2S Dauphin st. up stairs.
 Should this Directory meet with the same liberal patronage that has heretofore been extended to works of the kind it will be undertaken imne lately, and completed by the 20th of January, and much ear- Her as circumstances will admit.
 Is IS the intention of the undersigned to publish the Directory annually, and he hopes receive such sup port as will enable him 30 to do; and beng perma- resident of the city, the public may rely upon its yearly publication.
 Subscription to the Directory, ,.......$ $2 %
 Advertisements, full page, ............lO %
 do nall page,. .o VO
 do quarter page, e,.......2 50
 Advertisements will be embellished with apprOpri- ate cuts in ths se suit the fancy of every one. No advertisement will be received as less than quarter of page.
 oct 27 64f RIP. VAIL.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-15

STATE OF ALAbAMA-t LAkhE EOot NI4a
 ORPHANS CoURr. Sept Term, IsIl VNfilS DAY came WILLIAM r. JoNrs, f5rmer II administrator on the eslate of David 1ashr, de- ceased, and made application for final settlement ot the estate of said decedent in his hands e there- fore ordered by the court that Satmda,, lhe a0lh day of October next, at the court house in Gkuke county, be set the time and place oi said setl.- ment, and that foIiy days nnIice thereof he gwen by publication m the Mobile Commercial Register and Patriot. true copy from the minutes.
 Attest, TERRELL POWERS,
 oct2j 63u Clerk
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-15
IN rHANCERY-AT MONK0ENuIIz

IN ChANCERN-AT MOAhOEN ILL.
 Mary C. k'"s' ,n,,., h,, ease il spgea'as , to the stephen R. King that Stephcu k King, the dsien> dmi the alo,e entitled cause, is a nnn-re.ident It therefore ordered b. the Reg gsler, that puboa- lIou he made week for iour weeks surcessi,e- |, in lhe Mobile Conhleionl Register requiring the said stephen k. King to appear antanswer the euNi- painant's bill with. the time prescribed by law, judgment pro coniesso le entered against hun
 oct22-62kt THOS. =. ROACH, Register.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-15

A DMINlSTRATuK'S NOTICF.--Lette,s of "A Administration on the estate ui Elijah liesnsi, deceased, were on the 9th day nt September. Ssl, granted ,o the undersigned l., tue honorable the G. phans Comt of Clarke cnuAty, State of Alabama All persons indebted to said estate he,thy noii- fled to make payment immediatrlA md those having claims against the same, tn present Ihen WIhin Inc time prescribed hy law or the samr will he ban eu
 JOHN PRESNALl..
 oct25 63tc TRYON PRESNAIL, Au'h ts.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-15

NOTICE.-The subscriber having purchased the l ' entire stock and trade of Messrs. J. HALL g. Co., begs leave to inform his friends and the public that he designs keeping constant and well assorted supply of IRON, NAILS, CASTINGS,
 EDGE TOOLS AND FANCY HARDWARE, at the old sand corner Water & Hitchcock's Alley.
 He hopes by unremtted attention to merit share of the liberal patronage heretofore extended to his predecessors. OVIDE MAZANGE.
 noy5 69tf
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-15

VNHE undersigned having sold thelr stock of Iron | and HardDare to Mir. O. MAZANGE, beg leave to solicit for hlm continuance of the patronage of customers. 0d-rhe office of the subscriber is re- moved Church street, first door west of Royal st. where all those indebted will please call and pay, and all demands presented for settlement
 nou5 69tf JOSEPH HALL & co.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-15

STATE OF ALABAMA. LAkkE col NTA
 ORPHANS CouRr, Sept. Te!m, ls4l VNiIlS DAY cnme FRANcis Rfrris, fxecutor of N the last will and testament of Mathew Belu.. deceased, and suggests to the court thai he has duv administered the Estate of said Mathew Betts, and prays the court for an order ui final settlement: Whereupon it is ordered, that Saturias, ihe 30ih day of October next, al the Court house oi Clarke county, be appointed for the settlement oi the accounts of said executsr, and that publication of his oflcr he made once week for forty day, in tn Muhr Cenl- mercal Register and Patriot newspaper printed m the city of Mobile, that all persons inle,ested mas attend and hear the settlement ol sad accounts i true copy from tie minutes.
 Attest, TERRELL TONERS,
 oct25 63+I0ls OL.tk
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-15

sa COMMITTED to the jail of the county "A of Decalb, Alabama, the 18th July, 1S4l, N one negro runaway slave who calls N. his name Sam, and says he belongs to Dr. Samuel Puckett, who he says is living in Rankin county Mississippi, he is above twenty four or five years old, yellow complexion, has long hair and two scars on his forehead, about five feet five inches high, rather stout his front teeth above wide part. The is requested to come forward prove property, pay charges and take him away, or he will be disposed of as the law directs.
 JOHN M LANKFORD,
 noy2 66tf Sheriff o Decalb County.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-15
nOCTOR JOhNSON'S Conrentrai,d C1aap. md
 E( E2nid Ertract of SaroapariMl Lir.ruAt L .,..l-

II HI Fluid Ertrad ef Sarooparilid, LirerUort, Psar,- Sy R0t aud Lgnum Ktds.
 The great cause of all our ills is proved iu he suppression of other of the sccfefarieS, pro ducing abstraction in the great outlets, mon sewers of the body, and thereby rendering lh. fluids of diseased quality, and unfit for nulritien and thrse sbstrucons can oniy he reIno'eh hS res torng the natural secreiiols, without which labor under perpetual disease.
 This splendid and invaluable combination ui ihA most healthy and salu,ary articles in the teeelah,e kingdom, is considered the greap 1T discovery i,lat ever was made since the dawn of medicine, AS pes scssing the long sought for and nestinrlble lue;v of exciting at the same iL,e the healthy action uf the stomach, lungs, bowels liver, kitlneys and skin, and what is of great importance. it may be a~aNs a ken with advantage in every variety and stage ef dis ease, without appieheniihg danger. The following | ae few, out of countless dseass, in which il has shown s wonderful yirtue:--Inc pient consuinptiali. chronc enlr cement of the liver and spleen, f,euna- tism, ropsy of every kind yspepsa, ralpitatun et the heart, difficulty of breathing cough, raising Jf blood, mercural dsease, eruptuns on the tln, painful swellngs in the joints and legs throat, nose, and constitutional debiy, arising from al disease. In these and al"thr lf-eAses il fs ne. yer been eqsalled. In fact, il is hr resa of lop and labnriuus practice of IS years. l. hiis ilso ceiyed the we'll meriied sanction of the Mhols me. / al faculty, and Is supported by the testnli ay Q
 mernus persons ho have bee1 cured of dlsessf / were considered beyoml the reach oi htlsnan / I4. tion. The following Is one, det Of naey,1 / Eni been lately receiuI. bth
 4s GKFNApA, Miss, J,,nef
 | Dr. Juhnson--gls..F Sir-Iu vain hs =. nSll best medical sktA, and all the rened,es .e 4 ie,i devised, la saie me of complca,efd q du'if fe,ui,l | ieried FAY bNer, stomach and lung. se'' | Ihai iegiiss becaine great tha, ,av hi L C. my ; recovery, when l happ,, yo mp ill hope, and got six boules of yoas> sahIb IT a'it tisea,e now finished the fifth hstie, sh medn ssee I h.. ble joy, has restess.t me to aih .'h' mits ms9eaI IL Is iniee a.wonieriu med' .4 M 's'flet youh.- reea il a., sa, o ingratit,, e me, an [ @aali - the pphis, if' Kept this .a - YOU a \ nyassieel aye, therefore, ai hberisr I''e' n bn You. Ya wits Yours. with ma5 p.,'s,a s' @e, use ei Il so
 orsaIe A, ae s,. b. Fl. RHoprs
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-15

I TUT. SIAif bi alaEAMA
 f"H hdn"rg Dltad ot f1s Naafsss. CIsasf-a =
 ''si,n 9 sad Nah--oi hass esf e5h. Ie#l. lN CHANCkKY Al MaAEeiAltI4
 Ihe President and Hueeior- at inc aiaaa af aH..
 hahk ot the State oi Alalanlt al 5lubie, eaupfI.z AlrNander P. Pnseaf, Cnfnens r. Tal1u. He
 Mer' hant- 'tnd lAuler, Eank ui HafIi., feIa,
 Sampson, Felix B. Grunts aud F.eaelieI j. =
 rant, Defendants.
 FRNflE BILL in this rau-e >ets fattA. Il [ m IL. thIitieth day ui St len,hei letA IL -4l.4f t.f- n,us D. Tubln executed rt iain tte,i a ts# sf .. Alexander R. Pmyear. Whefeh> rtIlAin tf4f,tat therein mentioned, toth ral and let-en-1 t.s a.a ,eyed in husf To sad Pu,ear. ttusier ht u4e fal- pose of securing the f2Ament of eerlan atl l. ss deed mentioneG--and oi all thc eairs h.sHttaaes iH said deed of trust, fle caims o1 i,. IL InaHiz la this cause were first ht uaid. 1ae LII inf4af sets firth, that since ihe cNeentian Il sud sfea - trust and by the auhorii, thelein ,p.isa, lAe -aiH A. B. PuTl ear has su, al fuihc auefinn iar fH z6 all of the property both real and tefs nal cun,stea by sad Gepd C" trust-and that he pioeerGs o .s.st sale are amply sufficient To al and saist, tic c.ss Of the c"mrlninantS, intended to le seruftd hg r.Id deed of trust The bill further sels iouh llat il - though the said c0mpainants have tenlauded ls= ment from the said A. E. PurSear, trustee ii ivIr claims mentioned in said deed ot tust. the tad trustee has absolutely refused. aud still refuses ray to the said comI aluants their claims ataesald IS he was bound to do, athuugh the conr rlainants have offered to indemnity and harmless iLe sala trustee, in paving sad claims. And ihe hli! rra1s that tho said Alexander B. puryesi, mn, le aiIeotea to pay over to the complainan> tine amtnt Il their claims intended to he secured by said deed II tIusf And il appearing to the satisfaction oi he kegis- Ter from an affidavit file, that lle dttaoaafS Cornelius D. Tohin, Frederick J Conam and FelN R. Grundy, reside bryund ile lims oi the slate | Aahalna It is ordered tha Ihe sa defendants n p.ar at the next term of the court o elanceA tuEe hu at Monroevle, on the first af,er tie louth Nanaav m November next, for the first ohancetH di>tr1u - the southern division of the state nf Alabama, aud answer or demur to the conn lhnanls' bl ri cer4= plant It Is further ordered that lhS oldtr te r6t- liShed once week for four weeks in the Mobile Commercial Register and lalrlut, new spafett1lnt- ed in the city of Mobile, and that coy oi lbt san. be posted on the house door oI Montue county.
 Witness Thomas $. Roach, Register m ourssd
 court of Chancery at the off ce in Mohoc,iiie,
 the 25th day of October, A. D. lsll.
 THOMAS $. ROACH. Register,
 oct29 65tF By JAMES MeCntL per,n
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-15
GEO. F. HOLT.

Y 4F . ' U H = M Q I. T.
 HNliE unders gned has resumed The Factoraep Ani \ Commission business in Mobile, and will fs thankful to his old friends and the public fer a shu. of patronage. Having comnencrJ business beie [ < early 1919 and continued Il ur to 1884 and te hRarly acquainted with the b,siness he hopes t, be able render satisaciion he thinks he eene ally did, while he pursued thn, bnsness. And h, begs to refer such persons mel acquainted slth hun tor the oldirm o T. & G. Holt, of which he was menber) to all the various irends and patrons oI hs for testimony as to his qualification lr thai bianeh of business. All business conGdrd his care ~iil be promptly attended lo b, his agent unu his return io the city, which will be in October.
 aug5 29tf GEO. r. HOLT.
 {Si- The Journal and Advertiser wlll copy m the co,ntrN nat,er unfiI fhe Ist, ,,f I,u noxt
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-15

n,,,sr ana, .,o hLrS t..----ip nrAm. - Alabama, tor yale b, ''oei'ed nes htig o.,s a-r pEshoN, TAYLOR < M5s,
 Cor. Com X r.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-15

NEW THEATRE.-AlI gentlemen that have be- QN spoke Season Tickets Private Boxes, are respectfully informed that the Tickets ready for delivery on application at the Box Office.
 JAMES FORSTER, Tre'r. Dfi- Advertiser and Innrnal will nlease cnnv. mol
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-15

ALABAMA LIFE INSURANCE X TRUST Co.
 Mobile, Oct. 9th, 1911. ] YNHE following Gentlemen this day noninU- 1 ted to Trustees to this Company, viz : Aisrandsr Pope, P. M1Seiy, Gtorgs N. MtuaTf.
 EDW. MARTINEAU, oct8 56tf Secretary
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-15
1tlE SrATf op #ziz,fAg4

HE STATE uf aIaEAMA f"H hdHt'Tg Dl>fnf ot tas >aaf6s#H C1sasfza / #= ''Nbn 9 said Maff- hass fef sltk. ls#l. IN tHANckkf Al MaNEbfAItI4 The President and bueetor- of inc .iaa.t ai lHa. Eank "t the State oi Alalant al 5Irblle ean pI'I-
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-15

| NOTICE. The undersigned, (snccessors io J X W w. A. Snith) have this day formed a cn-Ia,i- nership under the name and style of Smith g. Dabney.
 for the purpose of uansacing general grocery bu- siness. They solicit continuance o he lihetal fa- ronage bestowed upon the late firm and lhe puhli,i generally. JAMES SMITH,
 0ctl 53tf JOHN NJ. DARNFf.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-15

"HARF NOTlCE-W hereas, much lncon, 4n- w fence and great loss is experienced hy lie rro- pretors of ihe whar,es, from the present nod, oi shipping upward freight, notice is hereby given that from and after the first day of November next, no dray will be permitted to enter upln am of the wharves with merchandise for shipment, llhnut the drayman first delivering to the wharfingel--who wil attend for that purpose-a written acknowledgment from responsible shipper, resident in ,he cs, oi Inability for the wharfage. or payment of the made in cash.
 sepla 46 tlian Al. JUDE, Wmringer.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-15

WHITE LEAD.-35O kegs Union warks Wpur
 w Lead, received per barque Ref,rm, s,1 ibr s,e by l. C. n,}tlsiE x CO. sep22 Nh, go Water-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-15
FOR RENT.

IxA TO RENT-The House iii Government st. .i.;A. formerly occupied by T. W. M'Coy, Esq and al present by the subscribers being of the most desirable locations in he city, too we'll known Ia require any descriptions
 Apply to LATHAM HULL x SON:
 Also, for sale, Light Carriage, nearly new, with double harness, for two horses, northern Cow, been here two summers and accllmated.
 novl3 l.. HULL x SON.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-09-15
SIHi 5fl II ~ a MS
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Mr.. B Moves has used them in his family with
entire success, and several of his friends have
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Col L Clark cured one of his children ofspasms,
and one of fits accustomed by worms
The Hon B B Beadsley thinks they have saved
the life of one of his children. 1t had been long
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critics
Capt Coffin, of Nantucket consulted DR. Sher-
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His symptoms were leanness, pallid hue, very Of
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After the first dose the child ran to his parents
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DR.. Stevens, one of the most distinguished ply
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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-09-15
EsarPison's Specific Ointment.

The great celebrity OF this unrlvalled Compost
iion-eSpecially in the Northern Sidtes--leaves
the proprietor but little need to say any thing in
lis favor for it has been generally conceded TO it,
that it is beyond all comparison the best remedy
for erteyaai complaints that has ever been discov-
cred Indeed the speed and certainty Of its oper-
ations have the appearance ofmiracles: as ulcers,
wounds corns, fever sores, chilblainS, white swell
lings, biles, piles, spider and snake bites &c
Immediately yield TO its apparently super human
influence. Thus if properly applied it will remove
inveterate, corn or break and heal bile in five
days, viii allav and perfectly cure ulcer in two
weeks and the most desperate cases of white
swelling that can be imagined have been destroyed
by it in less than two months. In the bites of
poisonous reptiles Its efficacy is truly surprising
and even in the bite of rabid dog for if applied
in time It's powers Of attraction are so wonderful
that they will at once arrest the poison and thus
prevent it from pervading the system. il is like
wise greatly superior TO any medicine heretofore
discovered for the chaed backs and limbs of horses
for letters, ring WORMS, chapped lips,-and in
short for every external bodily evil that may fall
10 the lot of man or beast.
The proprietor has received at least a thousand
certificates and other documents, in favor OF his
"Speclfc Ointment" upwards hundred Of which
were written by respectable members of the Med
ical Faculty; and in selecting from this pile the
following samples, he was governed more by their
breyity than their contents as they all breath the
same spirit Of eulogy and satisfaction.