davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18
SKETCHES OF LECTURES.
I
The second and last Of two lectures by Rev.


The second and last Of TWO lectures by Rev.
Prof H. MArrIsoS, Of the John st. N. L. Church, on
Spiritual Intercourse delivered Friday evening
AZ the Broadway Tabernacle. The subject which en-
gagged the attention Of the lecturer was Modern Nero
NANCY, or Pretended Intercourse with the Dead" This
was the counterpart to his lecture the "lnerme-
date State or the Soul between the Death and Resur.
,ection which was delivered by him the same place
on the previous Friday evening. On this, the
former occasion. there large audience present.
and much satisfscton manifested BY applause and
otherwise during the delivery Of the lecture.
Prof Msttison, before proceeding to lecture, re-
marked tina; he arrived late in the City that aernoon
having assisted In breaking road for ms through the
snow in order to get here In and he was obliged
to appear before them without that preparation
which he desired Instead of q written lecture, he
was compelled TO speak from notes. He defined Nee
romancy-ss derived from sskros dead, and masssss
diyussion in other words divning by, and having In
tercourse with the departed Having nte previous lee
ture consdered the pretensions OF ancient wizards
vfches nsgcisn- sorcerers soothssyers sstrolo9ers
and Decromsncerr he devoted this lecture 20 modern
ghOet monss1 p nseros.leers Tae eiaim ;ss up BY
persops called mediums in constant intercourse
with the dead and from the spirits receiving start
ling and important disclosures from the interior"
These "aniodlnEs are being puDi.hed IN books, pam
phlex and periodicals established for the purpose 70
greet extent There from % ~ periodicals devoted
10 spirtuas, besides about % book professedy writ
ten BY departed sou< These 70 forth nec rspeafiens
of equal authority with the Bible Some of them affirm
that the prophets and apostles were mediunz through
whom the spirits wrote n olden time and, that the
same sptrfs are now writing ozbu and bessey palms
go,pes and ephtes, through these mcdiums TIE land
Is being died with this species Of revelation striking a.
everything fair and sacred In our holy Chzisnity Ia
nj nd i'm fha ~ n ~.S
there revelations sser thaf the seers and prophets
whose names are mentioned IN the Primitive Hiseory
were mediums, and IL in this manner that the writ
ing Of the Bible originated Therefore viii the spirits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18
re- A correspondent of The BOstoS Journal

wrltlnr from St Louis, nye:
prot Mitchell the astronomer rs TO deliver two Lectures
next week Though thoroughly immersed In railrosd mat
tsrs will emerge long enough from such terrestrial
wing his way tar Oh among comets, consultations and
island universes7 where he always most q home TO
show the money making citizens Of &c. Louis that their
proud city not the center Of the unvers ss M Hs e.
yotion railroads for limited time. His soul " sill en-
hosisscaly devoted 10 his avote science And IL be-
engaged in the dirty bus.nea Of money mAkins IL 10
he psy the better bserve the eause d sssoncuy In
roed commissions have this from Of the Leading bsnh
eu Of tlis city And II he such fngtune ~ Win
devote IT, a. ne has all bis pryss hitherto, to the
Cincinnati Obsrvstory or that shout being erected Al
6sny' I" "h'eh the papers say he 70 tohsve charge"
~ Punch gives its readers the following
prospective ehroE olosy:
%isS City Imgsoyegsnt Act Ps.sd isn. Temple BS
pulled down and Lord Mayors Show sbolishsd 1880
1880 Ltrgy Catalogue Of the Brtis Nussum csmylstsd
70 the letter D. 1850 Sale Of Uncle Toms CABIN
lSo Col sbthorp becomes Premier BY virtue 81 hs
ionfy 1891 Attempted revival Of Proteetioa kh l0l6
ISIS Ss,ifsy su "a S ss 80
Parliament finished 1889 Railway Accidents essss ~
Income Sx removed Date not hxsd. Prosperity d Ise-
and besIa Date too remote 70 be calculated Publication
Of Pgaeh ceAses.
R Hon. John H. Clifford, the present Gov.
Of Massachusetts. born In Prevalence, T. l. %
the lfth Of JAM iscS His hther W. nsschaef Nv
esedres Of nature and ch.eful piety. He Cs1saeed
Brown University In the fAn Of lsb - eo1msncc4 the
practice Of hw 10 w-Bedford Snos thee nne = -
been dlsent and faithful in his profsshs.ai Danuo
time fQniney (naAD Kan,es
r Richard Yates, lust elected 10 Congress
By the people Of the Sixth Coserssiona Dlssse nnee
has siyer notice that he VII rof b sessasss 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18
of observation-disclosures is
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Things in Philadelphia.
cerresron1ence Of The y. Y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA Jan. l6, 1873

PHILADELPHIA Jan. l6, 1888
The murderer of Mr. Joseph Rink remains
undetected Mr. Kinks funeral took place yesterday
afternoon. A large concoune was in attendance.
Celestin William, a Polish Catholic priest,
eloped from this city days since with married
woman. 1t is believed that they have gone West
Henry Schriver eloped from this city last week,
with the wife Of q neighbor, leaving behind vile and
several children
On Thursday night officers Jenkins and Hal
cell, Of the Y. 5 Marshais Once, and Wood and Col
dey Of the Mayors Special Police, together with four
of the ehi Police, ef this city for the Gap, in
Lancaster County where gang OF counterfeifers were
said TO be located The place has borne bad reputa
ion for length Of time. On the arrival OF the Oheers
sf the Gap descent made on the house Of a
man named Amos Clanson. and party OF blacks were
arrested there and sent down 10 the city on Friday IN
care Of Officers Wood and Goldey. The names OF the
party arrested Frederick Tsrr Oliver Clemson and
Peter Hall The other portion Of the POce force then
proceeded 70 Lancaster City, where, AZ wellknown
tavern known the FishInArket Hotel they arrest
ed George Bowman and Franklin Kaufman, who were
brought IN on Friday night Among these prisoners
large amount Of counterfeit money was found, over
thousand dollars in notes-Girsr nves Middleton lives,
Merchants Bank Of Connecticut nyes, Salem Banking
Company fves, and Lancaster ones. There were one
hundred and tity-one counterfeit gold dollars found
among the party which but poorly made, AID could
scarcely be passed unless among those unsccutomed 10
handle them The lArgest portion OF counterfeit money
found upon Tsrr who Is related 10 the celebrated
Tar family whose counierfe,ing operations have been
extensves carried IN these parts In consequence
Of the eng agenent VI District Attorney A.hnead Ia the
Z. s District Court q hearing has been postponed In
these esses until the coming week. Tue Gap has
been notorious for years center for counterfeit
operations ard but few years have elapsed since the
Police force OF Lancaster County was driven away by
the gang IN their attempt TO bring the offenders 70 JUS
tee and ore Of the OHieers seriously wounded. From
tLst period Until the present occasion the gang have re-
msined in undisputed possession Of the place.
The weather to-day is bitter. The first really
Geld day o. the season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18
DoCToR VAN HAMBERT's GERMAN

bFEMALE RENOvATING PiLLs-bo.h IN tsie te-
male infImary aid an prvzte practice DOct'r van A,er
For reases peculiar 10 saaes they can be rsed oa IS
certain. SPEEDY and unfaiing remedy They have ben 20
about twelve tins csunfy and have
city There NO prescription whose effects have oeeo sns
70 compare with these pulls in the treatment Of feIna1e ana
IL rot too much 20 that their hss been NOR
eqral 10 the Combined ELECTS Of all ether remedies Inoe
VITO have used them know what invaluable sacy Detor
Van lambert has Jeff the world By their enses may
rely obtaining speedy rse whereby health Is orcd,
and the pale and desthy gives place to the
rusea,e hues of health
N B-Pu-chsse none unless they have the certificate Of
copyright on tie wrappers and the written signatures OF
II. c. VAN HAMBERT, MD. en- the dirty stamp aeund
each box sd T. N. GUIOS,
General Agent for Uuited States, Aursrcs-
No. II BoEery, corner Grand-st. Price 81 per box
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18
DR. WIsTARs BALSAM of WILD CHER.

~ RY for Consumption of the Lungs, Liver Complaints
Coughs, Colds Asthma, Bronchitis, Group, Whoopng
Cough Influenza &c. This celebrated and infalhbe IN
edy discovered some ten Since that time 1t
has by its merits been rapidly surely aud safely work
ing It's way through the opposition of quacks aud counter
letters until by its value and intrinsic excellence has
gaued for itself eDvsbo popularity and established
fef in the confidence OF intelligent and enlightened
public from end of the continent to the other The
testimony Of thousands who have been relieved and cured
by this valuable article will show that IL stands unvaled
at the head Of ell other medicines for the OF diseases
Tor which s recommended. The genuine DIR. Wistars
Ralsam of Wild Cherry is for sale by duly appointed
agents and all respectable dealers in Medicine in all large
end otant towns throughout the United states
Cenadsk and the British Provinces
CAUTION!
The oririr al and only genuine wISTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY, was introduced IN the year y3 ana has
been well ste6 IN all the complaints for which Is recon-
mended For years hes proved more ehcacious as
remedy for Coughs Colds Influenza, Brorcts, Asthms,
and Consumption in its incipent stages than any other
medicine. Always signed |. BUTTS on the wrapper
For sale, wholesale and retail by A h. X D. Sands,
General Agents No. 100 Fultonst Thomas Maxwell,
No sc Wii1m-gt John MILAN. No. ls3 Br0adway Astor
and Irving House Drug Stores and No ITO Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18
Tor ALBANy-WNTER ARRANGE

Il MEET-Three Daily Lines FlJe, 81 80 The traIns
leave City Hal Station Tryon-roE and Centre-
daily, Sundays s1cepted-l as follows:
LEI Train, At 7SS a. ". NAL Tram stopping a, al
Way Stations
CrotoH Fas Dover Plans Hi.-d3le And chatham our
Corpsr arriving 30 P. IL in time 70 connect with ~
Train from Albany West 49,.
Sd Tram 345 p n Albany Express frein, sopPins st
Crotch FsIls Dover Plains- MiLertont Hi1sdsls ana
Chatham -Four Corner arriving rs T. NJ, connecting al
Albany with Express Train for Buffalo -
Returning vil leave East Albany az A VI Ex2ress
Train arriving in NewYork II IS T. VI. lib A. NJ Man
Train making al stops and P n Express Tram arriving
IN New-York aI5P NJ N. sLOAT Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18
NFW.JERsEY RAILROAD-NEW

IN YORK ard PHILADELPHIA, directly. s MAIL
EXPRESS LlNES-Tmoush in =. hours-New,Jer'ey
A NJ and 81 P. NJ, from foo: Of COurtaDdt-st Leaves
Philadelphia sanle hours foot Of Wanutst Fare reduced
20 s. for FIRST Class and e. 30 for second class
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold in the above lines and through baggage
carried in the 81 p NJ lines FROM YORK with tnronsn
Conductors Passengers with baggage the ferry Is min.
ptes before the trains leave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18
EsQai Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro
gate Of the County Of NewYoJk will TO BE- sold At pub
the Merchants Exchange IN the City OF New fors
of January the year 1883 al twelve
O'Clock noon described Real Estate Bradley VI
Goodman deafed the payment Of his debts; Al ts certain
o parcel ogad and benz n the l2h ward u toe
City NV York The souhefy SIDE OF s6h ST. together with ne
budns whsh sad lot bounded aud contains a. oss:
Coumencs hundred twenty feet rom the ?nt
rug south eas.ery 81 the intersection h 4 and
av containing twenty five feet in 'front.' twenty Eve lee and two
he in the rear one bundled AMI Gy seven five and hal
ths. easry Inc and hun ed and Ly four e and
baf mch the westerly ne The Improvements on sda
property CONSIST OF small frame dwelling hou.e Ten cent
The purchase money viii be required pad ,e sale ani hs
balance when the deed seady delivery York December
: lss4 GABRIEL VAN COLT.
w. " u, Ger Proetor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD

~ IfsihS eaNe laeft 0ct OF DdA1e- 20 % loHoNs.
ExrREss Train att AN. for Dunkirk and Buffalo
Mail TRAIN a. 9 AM. for all stziiOns
NAY TRAM st 81 Pm, for Piegmont and Suaern
WAY TRAIN al 50 PM br Delaware, via Jersey CITY
ExraEss Tram II Pm every day fer Dunkirk and
Buffalo,
Both Express Trains At punkrt with the Lake
shore Railroads Sor Cleveland and hence drec, Cnen-
na so 10 Ssldusky. Toledo, Monroe, Detroit and Chr
cage. CHAS. MINOT, sppenrtsressa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18
H,ICuIcaN SOUTHERN & NORTHERN

WI ISDIANA RAILROAD.-On snd after January l,
e9 pnt further notice Passenger Trains viii nun between
ChcsFo Toledo and Monroe daily except Sundays a. fol-
lows:
Toledo for Chicago atS An
Monroe for Chicago At q AN. ,,,,
This Rod conjunction with the Toledo ana NofsaNl
IsLe shore NewYork and Ere, Buialo and Albany and
ur5son River Railroads form the only Railroad commune
cstion between Chicsgo and New-fork City.
Also Railroad communication Il now opened oet% cen
fsro and Columbus Cincinnati and Pittsburgh wa Ioie
Do I'D Eorak Road which iutersecs the Mad River ard
Hamilton and Dayton Roads az Bellevue the Mahs1elu
eiunsti. and Pittsburgh Roads, At Cleveland-
'''"-' JOS II MOORE Superintendent
MskNIRR Ofice Adrisn. Dee. n. lS)A
JOHN f. PORTER, Agent No. 100 Broad-st ny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18
NEW ROUTE.-BUFFAL0 and NEW
~ YORK CITY RAILROAD L xtenson Of the SIX.

~ lUKh CITY KAILkUAD.-EAttnsun OF TIC sN
Foot Track to Bufalo-Ths road extending from Buffalo
to Honesvile the Newiork and Enc Railroad is now
completed ana in full operation forming connection with
that road the shortest cheapest and direct be-
tween New-York City and Buffalo. IL is OF the sixco
gusge and built in the most substantial manner and the
greater portion OF having been in operation months
II is entirely from the roushness usual roads
Fare from Newly ork to Buffalo. 80
Through tickets and baggage checks be procured at
the Depot of the NswYOrk and Erie Railroad, foot Of
Duane-st, N. Y, .
The times for leavin New York may be learned by refer
epe 10 the advertisements Of the NewYork and Enc Rail
road The trains will leave Horuelsve for Buffalo the
arrival of the Enc Railroad rsins-Buhelo Nov %, 1851
J. G. HOYT, Supt. Buffalo and n. \. City R. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18
N1FW.IFRsEY RAuROADS-On and az

IN er he 9Th Of December t-an win leave NcwYo-k
a: o'clock. A. NJ from foot Of COunlAnit-st Grlyns
IN PHI .delphs a. Il mon the Kenngton sta'on ms
hne wu be Relief Express Train 70 The A. d. ExprvS
Train which viii also through N -four hour Ilroasn
Tekt,s FOR Baltimore. Washington Norfolk and
sold BY both lines Tickets sold to passengers TOR way sa
tons IN NevJersey in the A NJ tar only a. reduced
prees The Trenton Accommodation Tam wlI, on tnd
after the Z7th December leave Trenton q: arriving
in New-York AZ ~ noon returning from Sew-fo-k az
IL by which passengers VIII also Be carried y rec acen
price, reev1g the 81 T. PhisdelPhia tram OF wsy pa
snzfrs These arrausepeus viii make certain the
connection Of the Ma. through PASSENGERS WITH me
continuous rsin leaving Philadelphia a and lei r NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18
rPFATNORTHERN RAuROAD-NEw

NYORK tovERMONr and c ANADA--Tieke,s re sold
az the NewYoIk and Sew R.;lrosd once or2edwaJ
Windtor White River Jurstion, Wells River, s. Johns
bury s; Adams Rouse's Point Osdens5urgh aud
Bagssge checked through Exp-ess Tr1s cave a. u
and 81 T NJ in connection with TIE Northern Rja -
FREIGHT bv Haven steamers from Pecks2 every ~
ef NJ connecting ia the Railroad Burlington. 81
Johrsburv sdensbuTeh, Montreal and al intermediate
towns The Companies forming the New Haven Route are
determined make II the most comfortable an5 eTpedtioas
winter route 70 Vermont and Canada. 7. HYDE,
Railroad Agent, No. l52 Soathtt- NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18
DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via StoningtOn

IA for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDEORD
and TAUNTON.-Tfe steamers MASSACHUSETTS and
COMMODORE Of ts line now run regularly as hereto
fore alternately leaving Pier No North River, first wharf
above Battery-Flsce daily Sundays excepted, at M
ard Stoningon at O'Clock or on arrival of the mail
train which leaves Boston at p Nj.
The COMMODORE, from New. York-Monday, We'd
nefdsy and Friday From stoningtsn-Tuesday, Ihun ay
The steamer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport
daily except Sundays, at p. NJ
Fr freight passage apply at the ofce, NO III battery
place. on hoard the boats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18
V'HE WONDER Of the wORLD,-DE.

II vINEsS COMPOUND PITCH LOZENGE! The
great remedy is last discovered Consumption can 30
cursd Asthma viii be the things that were and
Coughs and Colds the parents CT that fell disease that 30
often brings 70 the homes of lsnd vanish az II by
magic before this Sovereign remedy.
This is that which has long been sought for and e IN
full faith offered 10 the public certain cure for Coughs
Gods, Hopping Cough, Group, Asthma and Consumption,
end Will IN any where lungs sufficient LETT 20 sus-
tain hfe check the liberation and raise the patient
health Price % cents per box
c. II. RING, sole Agent No. 1872 Broadway, N. Y.
Sold by GEO P. MILNE, No. 2l5 Fultonst, Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18

En{l1n ~ Fa ~, sgNStg r. e. nw.u,w
BROWN SHIPIEY Co. Liverpool
z. ROBERTS Co, No. Is Kings Arms YsrS.
London.
JOHN NUSROE 4 Co, Rne Notre Dana de- vio-
tores farrs, or, GEO II. DRAPER Hsyre.
Swners OF these ships VIII not be accountable fo sold
selson speese, jewelTy precious metaA
49,, AIDING are aslsd therefor and the value tsessof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surro-

sate Of the County Of York hereby Al
having claims Srsns CLEMENS FREY Gate Of the hrn Of
Frey sands hate the Cts NV YORK deceased 10 Prs.eni
The zane the subscriber - h. oe, Nc
% Greenwich st. the Ciyo NcW lok before ths hrieth
day May Daed New oh the thFieth d o. N0yeinhr
rs ma lav6mTul JOHN PREY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18
yopK .od SAN FKANCISCO

.,THAMsHIP LINE-I k 1tr ~ yTIo on 10
CISCO RATEsSSgs Ds1sza.p UNCLE
EsIhAUS@Ine ~ ~ Miiis Commander; vii ieaye
oa & Jar Rye !. .o5 d asloes r H n
Ty Bay TUhspPA sn:S cav vita be new double
',eysneS ecoarIs 60 tua Tsoss B. cf0 T
eds ;ss SSck LES sAa Sf for San Sa Francisco:
y &c e, ~ a Acapulco for supplies. go
vt ss,Is N aoco nnnodatons veltlatlor speen aro
80 are upsurpassed An experience PHYSICIAN +" u
s.hs1 10 esch steaner -
psssers will Be landed on the wharf At Aspan~ah sns
Sts The Panama &siiroad .,. A. H..
Passengers are Cautioned, thet me ucAe~ ioi LIE ~
are sold oaiy at No ~ Broadway. ,..
~ DAVIS BROOKS l. Co, General AgenH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18

~ The Richmond papers record the death
ofJudse wu IL Cab~u President Of the Cost Of Appeals
ofyirsria he died hs residence IN Richmond on r1nr
day usorn'nx On receipt Of rtsnx OF ns cenmse Dy.a
Houses Of the Legi.latare marx OF respect iof ~
memory ADOPTED resolutions Of adjournment J1dse Iass
vas an able Jurst and y,aable citizen. whose des WI
be nOurned by al who knew him S.sloHAi in.eiseoee'
An English paper says: The following =
SesiS received by M BneIIey, registrar Of births snd
desths for sE@ Chesire aide Of slaybStFe D.hn .oa
eonsoshem Dr. Berenseir ssyd TIA - sseeness ssh-
ten
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18
and NEW-HAYEN RAIL


lNROAD.-WIsTEsA sRAEerMrsr-Decem6 u lS'I
Trains out of New York-Aecommcdat0n aud Special
at and III A. M 4 and p. NJ, through TO NewHayen.
At9l0 A. NJ. and ~ NJ. for Port Chester.
The III A. NJ in connection with train nom New
Haven Hartford and Springfield and with train over ths
FxpRrss TRAINS at A. NJ sud 81 P, NJ fox New Hsyen
Hartford Springfield, Worcester and Boston Connecticut
River and Vermont Railroads The train connects 81
New Haven with train OF the wLondon Road 70 New.
London Norwich, stoninston and Providence. The $50
p NJ to New London only.
The n A NJ stops at stamford and Bridgeport,
nertine with Housatonic and Naugatuck Railroads at
Bridgeport The s. p M stops Stamford, Norwak and
Rrdeeport connecting with Danhury Railroad at Norwalk
And with and Naussuck Railroads At bridgeport
Trims into New-Y Accommodation and Specialist
g. Z and 9S5A NJ, and 7. M through from Nev-Hayen
Al 81 A. NJ and S45 r. NJ, from Port Chester.
The SS5 A. NJ receives passengers from Springfield and
Hartford New London and Canal Railroads NowHsyen
The 4P NJ receives passengers from Hartford aud Spring
field and Northern Railroads.
ExPREss TR,ISs leave New,Hsven on ARRIVAL Of trains
from Boston at II and $50 p NJ (soppns at BRIDGEPORT
Norwalk and Stamford y leaving Boston at A. NJ and
SPIN Trains OF the NewLondon Road run in conneo-
ton.
Sec large bill of advertisement the Station House and
rincipal hotels GEO w. WHISTLER, IT. Sup't
New-Hsyen December. 1859.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18
Water Cure.

HYDROPATHIC and HYGIENE INSTI-
TUTE, No Is La ht.t Special department for 10
male diseases. X. I. TRAIL, NJ. o., Proprietor.
DR. J L. H0SFORD. Assistant.
THE n. Y. CITY WATER CURE, No. 1S4
Il l2thst. cor Unversity-pl. Ample accommodations
for patients and boarders q. II. WELLINGTON, MD.
GEO. H. TAYLOR, MD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18
STEAMBOATS, ann Railroads.

TOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK,
II OCEAN HOUSE, Nons Branch PORT WA Al
INGTOE, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCh, tsic-
bost THOMAS HUNT Capt A H. Hasserty; VIII leave
- Nv Haven Pier Peek-.ltp East River follows
TgOA NETWORK. FROM sHkkMssosf'
F,;5sv Ian. IA n AN Friday, Jan II, IL A. N:
Saturday, jan. 49, III A. ~ Monday Jan; ~ ~ a.
Tuesday, Jan. IL, ~ NJ WEDNESDAY, IAN ~ IA
Thursdsy, Jan 20 l'PM Friday jan Il ~. NJ
Saturday, Jan n = p. NJ Monday, Jan "a q a; ~
Tue,dsy jan q, II A. NJ. "Wednesday, JAN % u AN
1bprdsv Jan a. 5AM Friday, Jan. %, 81 A. NJ
saturSsy. jan 20 10 A NJ Monday, Jan 81, fet A. N.
TIE s,ges FOR Squam viii run in connection with boat
ssgeso convey passengers to all parts of tie country AZ
persons are forbid trusting the above boat on the account Of
tke owners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18
Me6itai.

A TUNlOR in the NECK CURED by HOL-
~ LOWAY'S OINTMENT aud PlLLS.-Thonss Mar
low residing Welsh Back BRISTOL had been 10 III health
for years snd always complained OF soreness IN the neck
He was by several medical gentlemen but none were
successful in sfurdng him the least relief however, after
some time large turnor formed under his lefl from
which he suffered intensely and tired remedy after remedy
without obtaining any nett until he made of HOL-
LOWAY'S OINTMENT ana PILLS, sad these wonderful
medicines reduced the umor and ehectuay cured H.
end he the enjoyment OF the most robust health
Sold by all vendors OF medicines in tie United States in
pots and boxes 37i cents and 81 30 each aud
whoetae by the principal drug hous sin tie United states,
and by Messrs A. B. 4 D. SANDS, York, and by the
proprietor, No. "a Strand. LonCon.