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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13

TYPoeRAPHicAL FEsTIvAL.-Ihe aahsd
festival. Of the New York TJpograPAi-ai soe.,
are always among the most pleasant Asd p'sitlA,
Of the season, and the programme Of tae oaesl
gwen on Friday nigh. ofthis week, 81 N.,l''s ptsa
!ses ,has TIA, Of lss2 wil sgrPsu al oiaers. IA,
public literary exercises hsging been dspess.
with, there viii be ample ins - hear ne V,nos,
ercelleni speakers who vii respond - iolsss, al
the delightful music Of TIE Alsgassisas, who "a
be there with some original pieces. lnieec, q. q
teuectuAl part Of the dinner siii Be % The higher
order tie material portion - warranted BY T..
excellent reputation OF nr Nio.o'' cuisine D,
Francis. who IS to preside, vii give some NOS N.
liable "reminiscences. Simeon Draper, Esq., R.-
II. Ward Beeeher, Col. Wight, + {. Beaess
ESQ. Judge Lewis Of Pena and o;Aer euinen! ga
tlemsn will speak cunng IRE evening. MsAs eioss
Of the toasts and speeches. the ball will eonnsa,
under the auspices o. Dodsorts's most eeleor,l.l
Band, led BY Mr.. Harvey B. Dotrorh IN ps,s
We presume that these attractions viii Dc Proped,
appreciated, not Only by the TypogsphicAl fr,,,r
ri,y. but BY the public generally. The profits Of a,
Banquet will be gwen In aid Of the Prinisrs' Pre-
Library"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13
HOTsE OF RFPRrsra,r,rIvrs

Ut. acNAlR's resolution heretofore cEe-ea "a.
ac1Eiec-" bat COMMITTEES Dc appointed tolnq.ire
ITO The TlIess AID stability Of tne fc,acalloo u
IL extension OF the Capitol Tow lad nd ,yhetae-
the strength OF tne stere Be s,Eciea: uphold me
supeTstrueirre about 70 be erected taereou~
TIE House pal, epproprlafLg IS 10 . cef,ay tie
expenses attending the fire ~ the Library Of Con
gfess. came back from the Senate win the ameat-
eni appIopriaSing $1,000 forihe purchase Of books
This was cOncuued IL
Ny. CLISsNAN sa,d he was informed ihls SUN and
ne Standing appropriation for ne Li5rary of As al1
would enable tae Llbraran = procure sucD book. "A
were BOW most desired, and tao rooms vould te,,.
pcsaEly &c atied up n which 70 nlace them.
Nr sTkNLT asked leave % OTer re.oirf..n
Hhsress, II consequence ofsse guferTv anaooz M
exIea Hungarian many sEs believed 70 D. VI dan.
ger Of dying Of starvation ard ne iuclecn ec tsn
we4,her-;herefore, - '-'
Rsselred, That the Preside1, Of the United States
&c authorized and requested 70 inq1lre n.
70 tie Truth Of sad information. aid II !,
appear TO be true, be be arthor1zsS n "a
ssPs 70 relieve then suferings until hoasss can 5e
k.o'.Sec, ana IaAl = dollars be 2p2co 2nsted for
maze ard he moved 4 suspension Of the r.le,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13

TIE French LANGUAGE.-Prof. Ri
chards Lecture on the French Language a. his
Academy. No 6s5 Broadway, last evening, was at
tended by crowded audience, who evinced their
appreciation by close attention, and occasional
bursts OF applause. Ills Lecture was devoted Prn
cipaly to an elucdAiion of his system OF teaching
the French Language and his eloquence, CON
blned with the simplicity and beauty OF his system
which his happy ilu;tTaiioR made PLAIN to the
audience, had the fec, Of inducing large number
OF the ladies' and gentlemen present to JOIN his
classes. Those VINO desire 10 learn TO read and
write, and speak ihe French Language correctly,
would 90 well 70 give Prof X call. as he has les.
sous every day from 10 Y. M for gentlemen, AID
arnm 10 A. NJ. 10 3 p n for ladies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13

M PxKsro- KfyG-Dh the geuuemen vote for
Tie reSclsuoE Of welcome
W S~tNrY-Tkis Is for :Re Exiles and not for
humtugging GovsTnors.
TIE House refused 20 suspend the rules TO aloE
The resolution 70 be INTRO uced-leas 70 Navs 10
TtsY.,sr,F. Mss~ys Absrcromee Ap1 leion Of Mas
Fs--t,e Ri Bcyt 81 se~-Yurt Bfenioa Brown - Se~-
Jen.v burrows Cahe Of Pa Csn1oell o. III Iaas ef
C,svelsne Cllasn,n. CangsF afiIs sHey D,s' Dka-
60 vrserl y fotenow HErpsr, HsTs, he 2.yd h'S .
Evhns Ma.hsl f Ey. Marin, VI a-r u 'Ste - "a
yo.ae Il Ia Peik. Rah5ns. hootasen "a 80 e.in
ssEtos u Tern stanicn Of ~ S.sTens o. Pt s.sas'
Taylor Tbursron 1ck. Eaihrlccs, Ash Aad iAllAs
NJ GoRNAx fro The Committee on PrauaS' re.
porfec N favor Of printing FOR the use OF sne ol'e
5foO An. for the Use OF the Coast survey Oace ~
cou.es of.he Coast SurVsy Reports
In the course OF tie debate, Mr. FuLLES' o. We A.,
stated that IN the work there are sziy-,Te sAe'cne
AID forty charts for nayigsiors. esneen sxe'ch9s d
Ire western coast. and thirteen showing SITES 10Y
lighthouses IN ADDITION there are /! uoV seos Il
cal positions, frst ever published, and oraslas
tie work 10 10 July Of lasi year. an thls is ~
10: Dc published again 'oT seVera! yess. lhs n
proveuenis which have been Introduced are slo NJ
and the report generally embodles more v-llAole
information than nIne tsnshs OF me Puol, eOc1'
meIts
At the close Of the debate the pending amen =
nents for laTgeT number we're rejected, an ne
report Of the Printing Committee adopted
AfiourDsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13
PRorEssoR GRgEy.'s Lycrrey-.T

PROFESSOR GREEN'S LECTURE. The
Second Lecture before the Mercantile Library As
ISOLATION, In Hope Chapel, Vas delivered BY GEORGE
W. GREENE, ESQ, OF Brown University The CUB
leci was " The Grounds Of Confidence IN the Tn!
unph Of the Liberal Cause in Europe" Mr. Greene
commenced his lecture BY Temarking that ne was 70
speak OF the hope Of the people, at the moment when
iheH cause had apparently received signal tiscon-
nlure But IN forming our opinion on any question
Of Contemporary history, must look net merely
at The VISIBLE, tangible facts that presentea but
- The principles Of human nature on which hey are
based This isthe only KEY 20 The passing events Of
lie time Applying this criterion 70 the progress OF
french history since the accession OF GUS Philippe
70 the throne IN 1880, Mr. Greene coaisnde9 a4. his
downfall might have been predicted BY the necessity
Of he case. he was elevated 70 power by the VII
Of the people. He acknowledged the principle Of
popular rlga.s lie proiessec 70 Wish the establish.
meni Of monarchy surrounded BY Republican IL
sttuuons. But his doom was sealed by his osrsdy
10 his professions Il Is true that As gave France
high degree o! material prosperity. Commerce wAs
IN iOushisg state, Manufactures throve under rs
fostering influence TIE army was imposing D. IL
discipline and power. Blu. al shis was not enough
for the fUlhlimeni Of lis promises The good Of =
nation Is hot secured BY outward spIendor j "a
scSelh,ng, indeed, 70 make the pot boil on tie peas
ants hearth but tins caLnOt satisfy the instinct Of
people II modem times. Under Louis Phiicoe VIA,
was popular education Al instrument IN lac hands
Of the jesui:S. VIVA: vas he rghs Of suffrage A
temptation 70 bribery and corruption. VIVA! vas he
public morals Perverted oy the example Of royal
egouSn. II lost al sOuEdneSs and vitality. Instead
OF oeyotlng Ais power 70 he GOOD OF tie people LOUIS
Philippe was -nteRr only The preservation % his
dynasty Thus taere was fatal con,radicicl IN hlk
position fEom the commencement. The Aand.wri,-
Ing on the wal might have been seen PREDICTING MS
ruin
Ny. Greene then p'oce eGsd TO show the pripcirsss
OF ctieai In the present usarps,ioa Of LOUIS Mana,
leon he wax lar from the beginning. and 10 lie
has IAe assurance Of long life He was never a
Republican, though he head Of a nominal Rssuoi,e
An enemy 10 popular freedom, be soon showed his
true cslrs. HlsresuictoR Of Suffrage his hos.iii.v
TO free press and bis aid TO The enemies OF The 70
nEn Republic, are each clause u his oEn 5s,tb.
warrant Nor have the other desDOslc sovereizn, Of
Europe any pledge against defeat. On the coa.rarv.
soo-er OF later, theu downfall Is Certain To.
froucence Of the Almighty Is not on their SIDE
When the Creator made man in his oEp jnazs
he appointed him TO usefulness, progress AMI nee
dora All the tyrants or earth ca7no: tus.r,e the
fninImsnt OF his destiny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13
Market, and stocks.

CORES p.sndencs . TIE n Y rrlsare
PHILADELPHIA Monday, Jan ~. lSo2
There has been tasher export demand FioUR
ana SO barrels have been oapeseS 81 al ~ lSisi ~.
barrel small sales fSr cry ceasampunu al siAsSyf
ser common and select hTands 81 $5 faT e1irS
quality and fancy lots a, hl<htr 1eNsatcnS. In kYk
EIoVR add CeKS MEAL there 90 nothing doas We
euc,s the former a; - % and the latter al barrel
There is moderate demand for WHEAr and priees are
sCSdy safes Of $3.50 bushels IN store, sc roOh ~
Rel and 81 ton Nate The market cOnnCes bare Of boa
kYE and CORN. rss crnsr wanted Al I1c an tae a-
ter Il for and I'D. OATS scarce and n De-
uaud Al sSsssc esshel In GRocgRIgs ana PRoNi>-
ions there change worthy of notice. 300 bush CLo-
vyR SYsD selS a. T5e 81 re- WHISKY duh and Lever
s. les of sels at &c. aad hhas az lic.
SALES OF SrocKs.-fvst bessd-5si I. 8 Baak.9t I;
Geo Do o.; 800 Morris Canal l3s; 10 Penn M ~ 1es
rs.t,nr Mr. Isl: SEQ Sch Nav. Is IS 81 500 Leigh
lat s3 :iea susq Cssa "a, $50 Reading RI Mort s.
as So S5eca Do "a, re Slew rsAnsssee So ~ Sevo
feh,ge g. ISL Sc 600 heading k2 o. % III So CAes
an Del csnh Is, Sc. g; 81. GO VII RI Ga. S.
S.cord Boayd-s3 Mech. Bank. ssl SssS tf,y IS I
So Resdng r.. Isl; S2ea Chss Del Canal o. o. 81
81 ea0 Keu,zcky g. So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13

In the United States Senate, Mr.. Seward
presented a petition from this State, or
Russian Intervention, which was referred.
Mr.. Stockton presented petitions against
Jogging in the Navy. The Committee on
Commerce asked to be excused from Palm
er's book on Japan. The Census Print
ing JOB was then taken up. hr. Smith, Of
Conn. wished t. have it printed under the
direction Of the Secretary of the Interior.
When he concluded, Mr.. Bright took the
floor and the Senate took their dinner.
In the House, resolution was adopted
to inquire into the stability Of the about to-
be.enlarged Capitol. The Senate-amended
Library bin, for $4,000, was adopted
Mr.. Stanly offered resolution intended to
provide for such exiled Hungarians as might
be in need, but the House refused to enter
tain it. Six thousand copies of the Coast
Survey were ordered printed, and the
House adjourned
We give an abstract of the Annual Mes
sage of the Governor of Ohio. Toward
its close he speaks warmly Of Kessuth-
Kossuth has reached the Capital of Ma
ryland. He dined with the Governor last
evening, and will address the Legislature
to-day.
The Maryland House Of Representatives
nassed resolutions of Welcome TO Kossuth,
but repudiated his views.
The Maine House of Repre- sentatives
has resolved in favor Of Kossuth's views.
We have to record another awful catas-
trophe in our City, from an alarm of fire at
al emigrant lodging-house in Center-s!.
A special Geographic dispatch hints at
Presidential movements.
Mr.. Clay was not SO well yesterday.
A disastrous fire at Buffalo, in conse-
quence of which the Merchants Mutual In
surance Company failed This fire was
the feather that broke the camel's back.
An interesting letter on Kossuth's elo
quence and its effect, and his interview
with Mr.. Clay; long article on Venezu-
ella ; an Editorial article on the Mormons in
Utah Later from the Rio Grande Next
can news Growth Of the West Assign
ability of Bounty Land Warrants; Educa-
honal Enterprise Philadelphia Letter ;;
The Buffalo Express on Capital Punish
ment. &c on our 6th maze
Literary Notices Mining in California :,
Newfoundland; Congress News Forrest
Divorce Case-Testimony of Mrs. and Mr..
\. p and K. S. Willis, Capt. Bri.tOn and
Mrs Benson Death of Gen. Herrick aad
other news items on the With page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13
Colum5us Slate Journal o

OHIo.-The Columbus STATE Journal d
Dec. s says
Both Houses OF the Legislature convened N iheu
respective halls yesterday at 10 O'Clock The pro.
cess Of organization Vas perfected IN each ancA
very quietly and IN order. All the members having
certificates IN Que form were admitted 70 heir seats,
and no questions asked. ard no coC.roFefsies arose
The regular nominees OF the LOcc-Focos ~ere thea
elected Mr.. Johnson, Of Medina speaker NJ.
Mahon Mscary CLERK. ani Mr.. Roonson, Of rus'
carawas, Sergeant AZ AIMS.
IN the senate. Nj Wilson. OF Seneca, ~ss chosen
sneaker TIL the Lieutenant Governor vas Inansur.
ted & b Flood, CLERK. and Mr.. asson. OF III
Vernon, Serge alarms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13

THE STEAMSHIP UNITED STATHs.-This
new s'eamsr Will make her frs; Trip FROM this City
% San Juan and Chagres or the 20th inst. she vas
bsli u Thomas Collyer, IS OF clipper model and
Wa originally intended Tor the New Orleans route.
Size VA launched under The name Of Blenyills .
N honor Of the founder and Governor Of New-Or.
leans under the FIeRch, b., soon aztec ward was
Hanslered 70 run 10 Galway, and her name
changed TO the United states Another change how.
ever has taken place, and hessrs Jones & Johnson
viii cespsich her with California passenze,. She
vi &c uncer the command Of Capt Charles G Ber.
y, Of tAe packet shP sllas Holmes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13
The Bufaio Fire-additional.

BUFFALO. Monday, Jan. II, 49,.
The loss is about SO 700. The building " Is IN
suret for $4,000 IN the Merchants Mutual Company
OF this city. which has made assignment Of - e
fectS. Some OF our ciiIzens have sustained heavy
losses by the failure OF tie Company. ne losses OF
this Company IN the last - nor as have reached sae
heavy sum OF soc eco The whole capital ssocs has
been sunk.
The Report OF the Board Of Health shows only o.
deaths IN this CITY during the month OF December Of
which more than one-hah were children.
The weather Is mild, with plenty Of snow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13

~ SPECIAL Ts<sreFA 70 Th< v. /. TrlsS''s
The plot lhicktns Mr.. WebsteT's friends are
arriving.
4 very lsrge delegation Of Mr FIllmoFe's
friends from New-York are close by
TIE Southern Wings are pressing Mr.. tlll-
more for his decision ThIrys are has rapidly
coming to 4 head.
What the effect OF the shock Of rivalry viii De
in the Administration we shall soon know.
Nj. Fillmore gave out some tine ago that he
could no. consent tia, there should be a Prssl-
Dental candidate in his Cabinet Any hour
nay turn up 4 significant result.
Mr. Clay Is not so well TO-DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13
The Maine LEGISLATURE and Intervention.

Boston MOnllN, JAZZ u -
The Maine House OF Representatives on saiai'
SAy by vote Of > yeas 20 % nays passed the ioi
oxirg resolution IN relation TO the Intervention OF
Russia az ainst Hungary
R,tolrss That We earnestly desire tha:the Gene
"a Government OF the United States may everi an
influence IN some wise and proper manner, agains'
all such Intervention IN future.
The votes sgains. the resolution were mostly DEM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13
MOVEMENTS OF KOSSUTH.
Arrival of Eossuth IT Annapolis.

ANNAEVAE.- AlVl-1Ff III ~
Kossuth LEFT Washln g.on this morning az =
At the Annapolis Junction he vas met by the Aid.
de-Csmp Of Gov. Love
He arrived al Annapolis a; II O'Clock, and Was met
al the cars by SIR. 0Neill, Secretary OF the Com.
rnonxesl.h and conducted 20 the Executive mansion
The Committees Of the Legislature waited upon
him al o'clock, and arranged for his public recep-
ton by that body to-norrow, Kossuth having con-
sen,ed to remain here Until the afternoon when he
will leave for Baltimore by steamer and start Tor
Harrisburg on Wednesday.
Gov Lowe gives a dinner TO Kossuth this evening,
al which many members OF the Legislature viii De
present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. TUESDAY. JAN. ID, 1852.
For Europe

The next number Of tn. Tr517, for EST'P'sH
Ciycnlstiou viii Be issued TON 0 RIO
MORNING. al 9 O'Clock. It viii contain all the
Latest News up TO the time OF gong 70 press.
The Airca sails from this port Tomorrow, 4,
Tr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13

MaIyE.-Geo. +. Menen has become Il.
owner Of TIE Orfori Democrat, and Geo. : En-
ery. OF Portland. Editor. Ths Democrat IS D.
posed TO a State Convention TO nominiie a aes
candidate for Governor. and thinks srch move
would be disastrous TO the party
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13
~ THE PRAcrIcAL CHRISTIAN is the

~ The PRAcrIcAL CHRISTIAN is the
title ola pSper issued tonDigh,y the organ off, The
Hcpedale Community Milford, Worcester County,
Massachusetts, 1t lie well printei and ably edited
sheet, now It's 9Th voluneis devoted 10 Christian
Socialism, and IS worthy the patronage Of Social Re-
CORNERS. Edited by Adm BALLOu published by A.
G. SPALoIsO. Terms, 81 per annum, payable IN ad-
vance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13
The Maryland legislature and hossuth, Se.-
The Southern Mail

BALTIMORE. Monday, Jan. H. ls52
TIE House OF Representatives passed resolutions
welcoming kossuia 20 the stare CAPITAL, but repu-
eating the doctrine OF Intervention for non-lnIer-
veIll9n-
The Governors Message was 20 both Houses
TO-DAY.
The investigation N relation 10 the death Of Mr..
Miller has resulted IN verdict ofceath from suicide.
10 mail IC-nigh. south Of Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13
LARGE SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Our

y.,I.r. m. ,.uIpe.c That large number Of valuable
Building Lots well productive properly. Will he s9d
al auction By ANTHONY BLEEcKER THIS DAY, tne ltn
ms. az Ia ocCck the Merchants Erchange conssHy
Of lots On TIL 57tast lots % 17h and ostn
sts besween Broadxa and 7Ihsv lots On y a-s be
tveta ID AID Lem goE - iots % an nsS. We
north corner 0f 3dag. AM ssd-s, lois ga tAr
near sd LOIS s51 "a between The - la,. ~,
q ~a1 ga avs asa i~ss On
5Sth between I'm sBd Broadway also the ihree
bck and los Nos i3i. t83 and ~ Az gore
lot adjoining three story urcs dwelling houses nos
IS and - z2d. and he easshod premises known as
isS and 30 NDsJoe a. Maps Of mat o. NE e'ose
propeTtycas be bad az the Auction Roons, No bfoAa'
q. N.7lel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13

~ The last concert OF the Hutchlnsos
fpreyious to thar VISIT to PhIladelphia) Is 70 ss
given a, Metropolitan Hall to night, when they "'i
introduce several OF their iates, and most po'sr
Songs. We need not say taas full house vii srse
them. since tina, Is a foregons conclusion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13

- The next steamer due from Europe
Is the Asia, which sailed from Liverpool
for this port on Saturday the Sd inst, apd is
now in her eleventh day. She brings a
weeks later news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13

CouRr CALENDAR THIS Day.-SuPE-
xYoS CouRr-Nos s. " res ls, -, 81 lse. 49, 49, 40
ns lS g. 49, 1913 S. a. a. Is, loo 10 lso. sI 10 Nv M
I7S - -. -, =. ,,.. a.,
Sn~Sox PIrhS-Part I-Nos s. as l9l, los, les, ~,
,s Iss III MS, us az, lis. 49,, Pat fIssAs ,as-
lsfsay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13

u Horace GREELEY viii give his Lee.
ture on The crystal Psilce snf rs Lessons" alta
Broadway Tabernacle tbs evening, a. the frsi u
The Peoples Coarse Admission lss ceas-'s'
tickets admitting gentleman and two ladies'. Pea
time &C, see advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13

THE ART OF DREssING WELL. - Inc
bsom collar and wr,bsEds Of the shirt are leading fes
tures IN tie tout ensemble a man Of fashion and We
tank that these asd other particulars the shirts made
% order GREENS Furnishing Store fOr Gensnen, No
Aston House uEsqussd Tier. another me- OF TINS
store which omit - RaHe-pUnetuAlty IN eK-
ting orders
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13

ORAroRy.-Prof. Whitney's second lee
ture will be given tonight at ssuyvesant inssi!ae
His persona,ions OF living and dead orators are pT
nourced by the press generally Of the 6rs. order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13
u.W- r. JEsnIses & Co, Drapsrs and

.o,, Of Ne 81 Bosc FeF embrace thls aasp.caossses
Is. urnerce gen q yezT re yea zssa o.
80 ~.,esr 70 intimate tier appreciation a The pAsroa1ss
tssT nave ec led AID a. tas seg1sl % ner 10
eesfdsnce 81 What aaa before oee2 Tiiteh - 20
fssts Ike fac 1eI. sy - Improved ~ ca41Eslon ~
49, ssrn here = a2ts, neaiAeT L'sss>ss>e "
Al nor ear = be impaired Cesa Y - ts snec-e are a
,ritYsy feexrizsd e7eA By those Nno DO 80.
-ftxlnsc for sthssgh : should appear sSs.S-S%tr -
.lalu supero,iy for ias syls Of oar wsft a.1 n ma
NE cerfsgys much Of tie u sarIaeaI c's~s
~ thsS. views ne sasl c0atz % have % LAho "a
.r.srsv. s.f<k II gsofs from which % answer Ias r.
S1irsnsuis Of o7r RszeES1s 91sEy2S' a. O@ 1'~A "
rate argef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13

THE GoRsucH CAsE-The case Of Sam
Vel Wlllisns tcolofedI was commenced ..ef1ay Il
tic U S District Court, Philsde!phia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13

iSpiASA.-John B. Dillon, Esq, State
Historian, and late State Librarian, is named as
susasle Wing candidate for Auditor of State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13

LsARY's JAsuAaY oR FEsrlvAL M; a.,
f.e poy.l srpsI.ai Of ssr1Sas rs. ,rss. f.r,r n
sor the Es1czy Sezse1 aa'Is NJ, -sss.t,os "A "a con-
sss.se: ". vii 5oi s-s e. ~. rs.rr.d
Ia eo.hec.iss wIia osf " 80 sssssa, by ear dr.
snrS.s.s p TO gs s@.ss . is .as
bsstsoas sf eRsii;y - - .,aso- - ressectfgli,
UusJai nAs1sS Lar L Co, Leaders Of PEsaJea
spbzS-te6- -'-,-.-1a<'. Hsfs ..o- HozS~ Y.
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An IMPORTANT DIsrINc1.oN.-EyerY in

tszent no i suffering from Dyspepfla or
General Debility. aud wishes - and The best remedy will
he amply repaid Tor examining the certificates and state
II esrsemed attssug the sicacy of the
OJygsnsted Bersa remedy Which has the sanction Of
scientific and Is entitled o. Distinction above the
nssiruIDs which have been pui.ed into notOfiety.
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and By Druggists generally IA tas Cated States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-13

tV The Poor are cured gratuituously OF
Cousutr pton and Disease nda7s AMI Thursdsys NJ
No ga Greehwlca. st. those days the Once ara Pay
lofs p1bcy yea 70 the Medical FACULTY, the
PtSs and all persons NsRng to see and hear tn mrscu
lous cures effected ~ Dr. WAITS Nervous AntId0'e
all invited attend between The hours Of nine
AMI two. VI. ASTEN, SscEetAty.
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