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Gcr3abltar Gsi Imfsatc Ser grltsanna an
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ffrllunaen einaiset. - gmeaEaar, Sratbt ano
Gpsfcn iperecn beicnrets tsrethnst.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-01-26

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sCARPs. GRAVATs, &c.

= Q ch"HIE' VI . TIT" IN ,1sof' :.
anu GENTLEMEN lu tue vicinity Of W all .ts'1 -
aosu TOM generally. u tirPehng.
M.NA5iEE & SANFORD - Beaver stree
corner of Hanover. manufacturers OF Umbrellas so
Colsr, &c would beg leave to say that they IS
received by late Eagpa packets superior Vi,
of gentlemen Scars DEsIC>Lo And SELECTED eAh''
for Christmas and Nels YGr's. cv,HIng parue' e
Men & nsye u!-o a complete 9SSor nisat q - -,
Gloves. (,ack white and eoored) Of BaJou' x -,
son NJ II ufsctuse Also iisen Collar >u. norf, -
ter upd., garments. travelling Caps. &c &c. all o ~
yillb h II Re,,iIct n AZ y WHoL7sALE PsicE' -
90 ~
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r1TF- sCaRFs.

rTC.R. Fgntch, 81 william st has OF ~.
large and extensive assortment Of Sescs and Scfi s
of the very latest sly and Of superior quality :. '
ed for the pscsen, season w..
Also. complete ASSORTMENT of Stocks Collars, be:9
Gloves, Su.psuder., handkerchief, Shirts, &c CD =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-22

ALABAMA has just passed iuw authorizing the
Mayor Of Mooi!5 to arrest any free 90 ored per-
son. in the f;ay or on the wharf, and put him in
prison for the crime Of having dark skin Doss
She happen to remember that such blacks may be
cui-ens Of other States aud does she also re-
member wh4, lhe Fede.a Constitution says about
the rights II citizens OF State in the territory
Of another OF course, this barbarous law i
sheer waste paper, il its victim. are only able 10
contest il.
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LAWYERS DIARY

Couar o, ConMos PLsAs TINS DAHL, 49, II. -,
L. 10 -, 70, 81, - %, 81, "a.
81 Arguments wall no heard At Chambers on Friday,
Eth inst ~ o'c ock, NJ
SuPr RroR Couer ) ms D,Y-i0, CO... o. 81 ~.
l57 20 49, - 81 g. g. o.. - 80 49,, "a % n, 49, H.
III AZ lgs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-22

r Hon. wN NJ. JUGS, formerly Member of
Congress- from Tennessee, died recently a, his resi-
depce in Sumter County, Ala. which County he
rs represented with disunctiouin the Legislature.
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TIE kISS oF RoHDIEs.--A London periodical pub
sd cngravnr OF pr0po ed statue, 20 he erected 10
The MsquI Of atrfpd and ms gaIlan! companions IN
rows from the kuo kcr. they have ~renched fOG
doors OF th-ir gOod!y fellow CT Zens. Ths MARQUIS
the examples OF rJwdyism city well d n
tie Old Country and jefs competition The elegant
accoGe li.hnen Ii rccoec right, he parto * OF the
hospitality Of guardian. Of the night iof lis conba-
I've propenteS. S.erRaHs Lozerges Iii not cure such
cases, although Ley DO woadcrs coughs and colds,
jnd head7caes They w not keep drunken msH from
DONG .chls although they Will restore his energie
se! nghts dss.pcti-n better than my thing els. II
people sdyaH,ase vi these Loyenges and dssipai'
III the IN "t be uoE tsir vi heads pnd rot pr
Shcrm1ns Inc Doctor aims 10 d" good i the multitude
h Lounges have performed not evidence ~
inos HIS Office u a. 100 Nassau 81 .
aud agents lid - g. and log Bro ." ", H. bo"ery "
Eis; Broadway, III BECKER az! - Hudson Is.
r. Rheua.a:isn-W have heard + cases sf tbs di.
tres.iag complaint thsi would ,urplss ones
dutv, they not been psrecy authenticated TO Us
that bound T. believe t.em The cures in'e been
wrought rs external and iEtasGA remedy called la
dams Vegetable ELIXIR aHa Nerve Bone Lnicent which
tell they procured i. :! alaiien lane
n. !. Evening Post.
J. GREAT Mrs. nan 80 IeauiuI = is commonly
imnga-d. T<o-thirds Of those tho pass for such
mere les.hern bottles inflated By accident II pricEed
would iGcrabIe Fis, ant snhic INFO their
proper snlicance. Nsai you'd the Emperor NIcho
ll the Duke of Wellington, plain .er, thaI
ASTOUNDING prodigy the young DJAe Of Coru9 all -
amounted to, il not favored b. fortune What has either
of them done for Humanity Compare them with
the really great sueh a D. Peters "ho ha' comf@aad
No., " -. aI athe-s .n1, ,l'n, ,.te ,f
: - ~ ; ~ ~ !, . t h C.,nd ~, ,fa
M ~ ~
i'o"'N"3 -.sz,-
e 4 Pamphlet for tie eye Of Married llCics only &c
he had er,,is II Mai6cn sne.
"a - - -, .L r,,,
" "oI'a f'so.1''su ~ - =. - ..,.a
tioAfseIeNs ilnI5u-a - NJ ~ % D. III
Canastr.ei 367 street 80 Hudson -
CarmIne-street Smiths corner Of Fulton and Water
streets aad Jas. w Saith, corncr Of Fulton AM Mdia.
streets. Brooklyn. % dig If
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- Ne attention o. 'ae oeN' = 'e1e'.e" 10 TIC
notice OF the Cenre- Mission sabbath Seloo IN another
col'faH. Inc seIooi u 'ci'ea III Tue very most oil
the deepest !eC.cia..oa AID misery Of city. The
,Bag.,s NJ he Sabbath School begin in the rgbt way
-,
oy eAoe-'oriHs 10 sHppF "lh i'cu' c''lDg ana WORK
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Ie,,urc on Homeopathic VII be de

TIA Lecture OIL Homeopathic WI oe &c
l,ve.ed * William {. Bryant. h'l fre''a,' 'i 'i,'
Yokk HswI.PA1gIc SsctErY, AT ihe Society library Lee
,sre Room "a Taursdlr cye NJ, zs INST at !: 0ei. ca.
Adniissios free. Ladies ~i attend aei00s's 81 -
learned proiessions particularly In'i'e''
,s y. % U'es' u ~ si cHtS A. MACY, rec. Sec'y
II Mechanics Ynstifate Lecturc-Ihls
EVENING "Wednesday. Dec. - ST The " I Society Il
brly-Ry OI.LARDNIk, o. E1pefL;' MAI s>e-e.ienss
respecting ResI,taoe- TO Halfway irAds' u eo1'i
ton: c01saisucIas At : . CLOCK
Tickets ssmI:.lus. lads ard gentleman, p cents
e rad a, the InstItute, City Hall, AFTER u eees noH
q, At The Ciin,os Hall B.ok Sore, corner Of besShan
and Nassauss
y RroekIyu Hamilton Literary Asso-
c;,,;an secIures.-Tbe Fifth Lec'nrs OF the Cour>s
III - clircr.d on THURSDAY Evening. "a INST ID The
Lyesom, by Rev GEORGE B. CHEks kR-
3ea ,, f TERRY. Ch'r Lee Comni''ee
xccuIu.-rh e nex, re gllss Lecture
,,,a oBr,r before this Association vii be dsh'ete1 oS
W;li ,i P,rker VI D. Pfofesso. Of >arscry III the Vs.
lscs Of Pay cians sad Surgeons, eli lsi'>uAf eNeHs
sliin.t Suojsct-The Nervous System win "'Sua
NBrhere ui be 40 pO,tpOnement on Aes9s i.. Oh
The Neather.
= Mechanics In-iitnte Lecture
evening Monday December - Al the n l. 9o,'eH -
brary, ey A. C. Post, NJ D. on tlT poues ..i. admit
continuation commencing n o'clock iSA.,s
,,r lady .n ssutle-ian - c to be had Al inc .nsti
tqte Civ Hall sltar II o'clock, noon or at 'ae ou'o
Han bookstore cor Of Nassau AID BsekmAa SIS;
Or Isrdner's Second Lecture before tae tas t'
m he delivered on Wednesday evening the S@ad lH''
At the sane uRs and place
y,ior g. Tochnnn of Poland. in com
nl.e VIA the request suiitors. anlestci n ''
rln>- of tle will repeat TRE SIEVE
SAINT INSTITUTE. Broadsat tao of his Lecture o" '
subject OF ,he pre- sent rjidon Of POLAND and Europe II
general the policy of Russia Nlta regard 10 inc fes o.
Flrope and the United states, and 'Ae late Polish ke'1
I,,,o, IN ahieh the Lecturer personally engaged
10th =, 4 citizen and soldier.
The if,t Lecture ,ill be delivered on TUESDAY The
ais the second on Thursday, the sd instant, al :
Tsks,s 10 10, nd Al ,Aa docs of the Lecture Room
one Ticket admitting Lady with Gentleman, - cent?
d-O IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-22
q The " Centre--Ircef e.ission snbbaiE

SCHOOL, no. lD) intend GIVING enleftliamgl'.
the Poor Scholars aad their P-reul. Christina ZOE
ing at the Schoo Room "a TIE bisem NJ Of 81 fnJP
C5urch 10 Cen,re street between Anthony nbd Lsslh
streets Aoy provision ciothirg, ne" CT Old "li[
Thankfully received $50 Water conner 'e'ens,.a
on Friday aiteracon the School Room Whai.'er ~ ~
cain afier sUppIyins those pr sSat VII be i'N'.
distributed amor tx and destitute families III The neg
horhnod of FIVE ~ a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-22

WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER %

9 Dr.. Lar,!aer ne,, series Of Lectures on IN, AS
,royurny ELECTRICITY. Galvsnistn &c Sc. wiz os
Faithfully reported at length Tor The Tribune ana
will .ppcar in IT'S columns promptly rs Is eonsls'e
With ,ner accGrecy. Those not among our ts
5ers wo 4sh TO read preserve them can 10 ~.
than by leaving their names al t,.s
Office and thus receive the substance OF K"
for eighteen IeAce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-22

II Gentlemen who have completed tser outfit for
the Holidays requested to look at the card of Messs
McNanee & Sandord, 20 Beaver street hey a's eOuh-
dsn, tina. their Gloves Stocks Umbrellas, CANNOT be sur
passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-22
CHEAPEST CASH TAILOR VET.
n PefsrY hluhtcd. No. Chatham square, cor

Of Chatham street uases Clothes order IN the nest
e~t style 10 per cheaper than the cheapest ca''
Tailor ~ this CITY sood Il, in sll warranted
Iot :, CN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-22

GsoRcIA.-Thc Legislature OF Georgia has adj
,urncd. after very .hor, session, during Thlch
one hundred and ,hir,y-ihFee Acts were passed
Ono OF these reduce. the compensation OF all State
Officers twenty pr cent. and the State Tax In IKE
proportion. Another suspend. operations on the
Western Division OF thu Atlantic aud Western Rail-
road. Thee other. ar deyo cd 70 iinkering the
General banking Law, the Suspension Act, and
The ,cr f..ib,l4ing sisinpa-ter issues Another
authorize. the pc, (.uspended) Central Bnak to
issue 100000 in no;es of Two dollars
Another prescribes the mode ot winding up tho
broken Bank Of Daien.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-22

BANK OF ISDIANA.-An exhibit Of the condition
of the State Bank of Indiana shows the amount OF
specie il the vau to be Sl,427,3lS g. while the
REGULATION is only s. ,9+0,4l4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-22

X OyERCoATs AND FASHIONABLE cLoAk>
will be required Tor New Years Day and TO BE- sure
having one in time made The best STYLE and at o'
;., ,o,, y, Al an 70 ell to ctIl en- the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-22

ofL,.y.- srd mIlsi Cioths for Suriou:s and Winter
Froek. Also Cloas Cloths, received and will be mad'
~ 10 order at tina Emporium Of Cheap 6arments' 8
,cch Erccs a. nlrst otter inducements TO purchasers
Jhe ,tyle and tah Of gsrmasts will be found 10 con-
nort with agy house the trade.
WIN T. JENNINGS, @2s 3 oad xsy, American Hotel
A p4od assortment OF the above Garments con tantl
on hand. a. u@' 'A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-22

rror new Chapter of Barna0y Ru'ge' see Las
PAGE We hope to publish the only remaining ohsP-
.s- ", nrr reZf.
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prn full Report of the Frs: Lecture eha o. co. &C..
Leraner's new series, reported for the - VIZ
FIRST Page Subjects, ELECTRICITY and 'he s---,
ope 10 publish similar report OF MS 0s''--- -'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-22

70 Hon. Thomas DAyrE. late Member Of
Congress from Maine died Of d,epsy at Blanchard
on the lth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-22

Hon. ALIEN MeuroS, we hear, is absut 10 resign
his in the L. S Senate, and run for Governor
Of Louisiana, (LOco.) He takes young wife
from Washington TO cos.ols him in his banish-
ment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-22

TO RETAIL DRY GOODS MERCHANTS.
II The Advertiser beng about 10 retifs ron NJ
above named business d,fose of hs sock a..
lease Of oue OF the beet stores 10 the cry ut ov Iea
person si.h cash capital OF 800 s. COO, End o2
credit, he will oiisr great Inducements. Adds-9
e. Jr. at the Tribune uii e. r. o@-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-22

u Rieu=a;is:;,- We have heard + cases Sf THIS d
complaint thai would entirely ,urplss ones ere
dutr had they not been perfectly authenticated TO Us
that re are bound believe taem The iave been
wrought Is aa external and iniasEl remedy called la
dlns Vegetable ELIXIR aHa Nerve Bone LniIrent which
suit tell they procured i. - Maiien lane
" y Evening Post.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-22

y Frult, &c.-Th- subscriber offers for sale on
reasonable and in lot to suit purchasers the fol
loving goods, VIZ Ne. Ra..inx, Grapes Figs Prures,
Citron C"rrants. &c; together with large and choice
assortment OF W ines. COrGal-, Teas and Groceries.
so 2E' % JOHN McGEAGH, No l.9 BoTeIy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-22

= VI. Hulse. 122 asrand.st near Broadway
IN con; .rity VITA MA aHu1a p:zc ice III offer his whole
stock of Dry Goo4 li The Is, Of January a. cost A.
his sotk has aera bought auction great bargains cal
he had. On hand, Silks Merinoes Mon.e!rn de Lanes
Gingesns, Cac5es Faunel= Muslias and every article
usually KEEP; by the craft q? dI42E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-22

q Wb.Ic T.-ih.-1ne Compound Aromane
Tooth Paste l. iho perfect beauufer Of the Tes
Known; perfectly pleasant the and frees ia
lnouiE FROM trtar. - cents per jar Horace k'creu
Druggist Jbi 'ireenwich, door above Franklin - NJ s.
Haye- lJJ Fulton Brooki Is the agent there 81 j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-22

~ South Carolina resolves, through her Legs
lature, that she views with SJhorrtnce the course
of Gov. Seward in regard 10 Slavery Well sup
pose New-York should view your course with ab-
horrencs-whay OF III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-22

~ OfGcr OF iIe >eC4--Ns
- y. - CHS. A. MACl nee see!.
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II Fire. Eire and Watcr-Ihe Sub'er'neii
having had the stock Of by Goods damaged hy hre
will Oder great Inducements TO purchasers Among
their stock may be found large assortment OF
silks IL xuich i4sy would particularly invite me al
;eufion Of laiic. .i,hng cat bargains Also boHoa-
1a, T4gli1ni. Cloths I: ss res Shs"is, frnts &c
yc nj, of which must b. I'D immediate
ol7Is ~ GERARD Il kLlNCh, l6' SprIng-st
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" Gadi"-' Eair.-Thc Ladies Of the McDSuii
Church VIII hsd Their annual Far tor benevolent puTo
sss, the New York lyceHnI, galway, Primo
on ednesiay ant .ursIsy leai the y aud 23id fy
Of December INST d2i
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D.,,,,n UnmiIron Literary Asso-

citation 1 ecIures.-Tbe Fifth lee'urc on the 'ouf,
will be delivered on THURSDAY Evening "a in't ID u
T.yesam. by Rev GEORGE 3. CHEVY kR-
i, S...Y Ia .o,;,ui.;ss o. EuglisA Literature.
1o5s F TERRY. Chr. Lee Comnii;ee.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-21
HEADACHE.
NUDGE PATTERSON.


Id FAD the following from Judge Pat
Ia terson, for thirty years the first
Judge ofthe county in which he lives.
MIDDLETowN, N. j., march ID, 1910.
Messrs. Comstock q Co.
Gentlemen--You are at liberty to make
such use of the following certificate as you
deem will best subsere the purpose for
which It is intended
certificate ofJudge Patterson.
| hereby certify that my daughter has
been afflicted with sick headache for the
space of about 90 years,--the attacks oc-
curing once in about two weeks, FREE
quently lasting "a hours, during which
time the paroxysms have been SO severe
as apparently soon TO deprive her of life,
And after having tried ALMOST all other
remedies in vain, | have been induced as
a last resort 10 try Spohn's Headache Re-
medy as sold by you; and to the great
disappointment and Joy Of herselfand all
her friends, found very material relief from
the first dose of the medicine. She has
followed up the directions with the article,
and in every case when an attack was
threatened has found immediate relief, un.
til she is near permanently cured. The
attacks are now very seldom,and disappear
almost Immediately after taking the guam.
tity directed. A hope that othe~s may be
benefited by the use of thistiri ytnvaluable
medicine, has induced me TO send you the
above, and remain your obedient servant.
JEHU PATTERSON,
Judge ofthe court ofC. P.
For sale by Z. A. SMITH,
Columbus Miss. Feb. "a, 1S41.