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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-17
ITALY.

TUscsSY.-The case Of Mrs Cunningham. Bngish
lady who arrested for distributing Protestant tracts a,
the bsts Of LEcea continued 20 excite much ind ynaisn
smong the English in Tuscany. Mr. Scarlatt the EaSsh
Charge bad exeTted himself actively 0bt n her release,
but without eject. The Grand Duke. to nom Mr. Scar
Let personally APP led declines interfere with the
OF the law and seems pleased ;ha; he has the opportunity
revenge himself upon the English for their interference
in the Of the Msdai. The lady adrms that -he Of
fenced in ignorance Of the law An oease Of attempt
rrcseye Is punishable, by the existing code, with ave
ten years IMPRISONMENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-17

Tie proiestehi Church Convention, or Ki-chen-,- -
in a. Berlin has uua;ed L. llio-- ani ri 4
90 meet next yCrr 20 Frankfort onlhe Man we 49,
aIeaty ro.ccc the ea.l r. ceeliu ~ TIE Confrs1rs
j. TIE cerliudr- report @ hand b IRIS arrival tlere
Iotiug llf 20 y lai-.tsn- a.h fes9sc. % A.l.ra,
sXceTfr- tf 81 u q lie Conference ia. he s-.-f-
elm cfflr NOM o. r. a.. -rol or ce In iissls A.
n chef ole,t b,ng o. ldralce the p-co Of lanI 81 IL
Wet
Aecsr.'o letters from Berlin mention hat vas ~
pcced tc iec ID di-c~lrt H. tint ciy W0aii sl,-r h.
Iaftt 10 Itr t.IL Nth .Le exec. ton 4 Elm IL
eel --rys on Lo-ion DE- VA - cia.nei.I c.te
sLOr CcuiiIul tendency towards Improvement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-17

1HE CREAr CrscfystTi TrvgEL-N aH.fsds Prit
reef EfcoId iulhe- interesting particulars o. tho
gfttt tlrne cinnafi The work 8 now il apI pro
sft, tfd viii b. finished early IN 1855 The total lengh
q he tLIre 20 OF feet Of which 9ej have Oeen
stea The next largest tunus IN the Uli-ei Sat -
Etet = On DE Baltimore and Ohio Road 4 STD f-et
tfg IT, .cf = ;Le Clrn8lt Tunnel wa.lei. i5 .
itff era ltf - feet There three ,h-f-s. ll1y
Gown To Do The frt o. With = 10 eef The second l3i
ift' end tie third ~ feet T1ese SHAFT are al cJn
c'te. The truuei c0mmenccs ia fhe valiy ~ ID Der
tetf, fisf.s UIdsr " anuf HUI, AID emerge IN ~
,ic ~ BE- nc aern >de whence IJss Oac Of iae hsle
braElL.s OF 3ili Creek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-17
NAPLES.

Traffic from Newcastle Eng, is Professionally
pended in ali the porte Of the Two Sices It is expected
hat The quarantine laws viii be put in force against all
shipping from England.
Trade az Naples Sept. 24th, unusually dill The
expectation Of Spanish dollars confined and large orders
70 buy silver we're still arriving.
Royal dec-eeexends permission to import all sorts of
grain into the Two Settles duty free up to end Of May
1854.
Hespolitan Elves lo9i Exchange on London 55j
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-17
The EOr,,ar Sfafr.

Letters from Rome Of the esd uli sta.e thst Cardinal
Antonelf Roman Secretary Of Stale. and General
real the Preach Commanderin Chief hal received dis
patch from Cyta Necchs announcing that the piace
in state Of revolt. Although the 10th Reg Of
French ! CHARTERED az Cviti Necchis General Monred
deemed il Necessary 70 send renforcemen;s The revolt
caused by announcement that the GovernmentprO
posed 10 suppress the free port Anicne sent word that
tie Project was abandoned AMI order Immediately
stored
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-17
CITY NlEIX
vyrrpr.IyMgyrs. &C.. rms EvENiS0.

FNTFRTAINMkNTs, &C. THIS EFENINV
Pxuy,r,os oy rsE INDUSTRY All Hifoss-Cyst: ftses
Iwtsry.stxfg AnsEc.s fssfifJrE buR-c asus o-faen'
/ L6~siEpI. ~ the Opers comrsny Al hiei0.
pIe,v Housg and fortunes y Ole" AZ WAlsePs
DcE 1HE NE&ssoY Lsh Tiger" and Ia" iof Lass ~
II spos and The Two F.isnisv al Bsrsos's
TEE Lrvrc Oluggs and various eooertainnt rsys a.
IxcLE TOYS Csns lfon Hs s0wes book a. mo rsioeN L.
IrIIrrs MAMMOTH COscEgTEs aefropo Hat 1hHh-
PucrIEys OTTRs Houg-Ch1 Building No ~ Bfvas.y
WooDs ulssraELs-Efbl0pAb Denesiions-No W b0sfsy
Fa.seosps afternoon snd sfsneS
W.sxsTOs CRcus-Peromzne~ shefpoon AMI s,sqet
Dt seTo discovering fhe Hssss pptSstnd Academy D"s-
Ps.nEFTgFs PhEosAsA % NfAsse. f,LLs- Hote Ia~fsL
B,svssDs GgoEsNs EeVrT AVID Holy L.sD- bfoss1y
PrRs,ws CIR Nile rrcSo so brosasF
Tar BRYAH 0sILfsY or CafsriAs Asf-so 81 broa1rI
0llLtsy % EeYvrAs Asr'ouiTi Ma! ,.ant iaiiTs
Ppoy SMITHS LEcruRE-Conere q PhJdeisns and ssssoS
TlPM -. q.
PAoi Ds.FEEs MEDICAL LEcTvnE-cSsss 10 F0aTtssntAs
5iPh 49, ,eu
IKeIusE az spr,TU1L PaTLosopHY-Ho H5 Rold~y-Ii IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-17
Wright. Candy 8. Co.'s Circular.

Pr Atlantic LIVERPOOL Oct T. lso5
sailing Of the Canada the let inst orTos market
worthy The adys
Sunday, would In ordinary have bad iu
rosn influence present ether Of moment
and their merely checked th fsse To sell the irregular
yousy prevailing aid which rzed the transactions
OF Sa lods OtCr their stocks freely tho
confidence apparent yesterday
bue TO-DAY repolt Turkey having declared
Russs which has ed he value Of the pubis Funds
srd ncd business OperaoBs shou. previous the receipt OF
large transactions I'D aiken place.
The sslts Tor the three days are estimated 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-17


In Manchester business almost entirely suspended and Whist
Ete 4 N poele In favor OF buyers the reguoy Ia prizes
possibility giving anything ike correct idea OF the
general uaket
Tie CRAM market been active for the past three days
difficulty eOcatn inducing several 10 realize specuaS
rggces heat CIDER stug engage
spch have been .cccped The Continental
adv impaired sh sulus the demand aai
with COED osy market more business rspr d.
he enc Is on Friday last Tie Friday has
stormy frequent showers Of hail and aud such
portion Of the crops will probably maturity
WRIGHT CANDY & co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-17

HonGoP'THIc LEcTUEFs-The Introductory Lectures
n lie hon0opftlic College delivered rs nrs Snsi
" Mons ~ = mpe. Dieaiey IT mDireys and Carl ner
hc eonI.ss alrty a. he fleuiy II the Institution
Tie lecture were ahs anl powerful AID eyin-eI tho
ror n and lose acquaileucc Fih tie science ~ which
itg lied hoy acre attended by iarze and earnest
class - utcrfs IRON IN part Of the Cuion Who anoear
"a leunied - a. unusual degrs % zeal AMI attention
PAID 'rhia Ir5-irer. OF. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-17
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Iixarnool Cnffnn Marriott.

LIVERPOOL, Tuesday, Oc. Pm
The adycos from America per Asa had favorable effect TO
sht lot ho partial Speedily checked by
report founded rvae teesaphc despatch lha Tie rs
had actually declared The coming O. hand toward tle
clcse cf todsy tus dsy ma ke caused with dnness
Prices so a. irregular ba csunot BE- quoted lower sales %
three 5000 bales export O specu S0; import Tor
ann fr.el L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-17
London Market.

LONDON Tuesday Oct PPM
West India quiet
A. ,ious rates doing and prices uleeed RcE
10 demand led full TALLow brisk at s. 6d5si
7eegraghio- Scotch Pig IRON 6 2 tun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-17
Iivernool Erend.tnrs.

Durrg the hal reced,d with considerable
relies he decline Of q asa b. FLJCS end <iad
NHEAT ISD vi hou tae
which dep rt.s0 Brsadut and the closed
from the prices Friday for
vhite WHEAT eiCd red aid red kdi Western Canal
FLoUR. CASA; Ihitdelpha and Baltimore 81 ass Ohio, 81
81 IKplAN lokN-Nne. q Az. Yellow. 40I an.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-17

Tn, sPorrED FErr-We are deeply concerned 70 hfaf
that new and fghtfu form Of spotted fever has broke1
oct IL New York during tie present month and has sds
fearful havoc among the ranks Of mos, respssabs CD
zers The peculiar symptom Of this fever which bas -
veloped Itself the presen sesson, Is species Of inssnv
which irdrces the patient al hours Of The day end ns
10 suddenly rub from the bosom Of his family snd inss'
hnself q sohsrl Hundreds Of these unfortunate yein'
may he seen any Of theso golden glorious Oc'oor sst
Qravely mar hing through Broafway-she detss'snoa
pedestrians ladies ard onE bas dryers-spsyed 10 msv
r.ous ooors. searlei blue, green and yclOw-ln wheh
very peculiar disease develops itself These unhappy ee1
rauged in plsioons sections squadronS hollow sqasr<
o;fer military Yositns and preceded by bsnd far'e5
bLving upon number Of bras stovepipes, psrsdz
town III u morning 20 night making Il appear abe<s..
city vhoe Inhabitants were playing at solder szaN~.
evDg on, Of the provisions. n order 10 make grsad
upon tie .rysd,n. The izson Of these victns .
spotisd epidemic eviderdy from tho prevseaee
ooior IN Ter ranks variety Of TIC scariet fvsr -,
ple.e ard they even muster row and then IN III 49,
IN lroni Of lbe LlUra nat Cioc snd % thro7gas
al nj .fsry eyo'utons that would do honor to te one
ord rid eleventh New York militia. Many peoP'sP's-
20 suIyoe tlGf tsse unfortunate bsings are % "a 4.
ecllir, and that tiey practising preparatory -,
next moysnani Of tho -sombned gaeis' and 49,,
rrdness or On ericmiEstng descent uPon e'issf
CT Kussis nexi Christmas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-17

The Twenty Sixth Annual Fair Of the American Inst
tue az Cattle Garden, is now complete. and viii rsuAa
optn but few days longer For Annual Address cad's
show &c see advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-17

" Bslsy Whg. = e.e-.ed 70 Congress from Geor-i
ty two NJ my
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-17

Foh EoEoFE-lhe o'.o saled sir liverpool AZ noon
CT Saturday VIII ia7s go IL eee and 100 passenrcrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
A Superannuated Admin ira ti0n-Pros
CT the Coalition Ministry, dc.

C,sresponafuee Of The n T.. Tnbuue
LONDON, Tuesday, Jar. II, l-5I
we have now arrived al the commencement OF the
Political reRim in which party spirit il g. fly from the
earth, and genius, experience, iniusty and patriotism
are be the sole qualifications Tor Office. We have gOt
Ministry which seeins 10 command the approval and
support Of Of every class OF opinion Iu principles
command universal assent and support"
Such are the words with which The Tiz.e' in their
rst excitement and enthusiasm, have ushered in the
Aberdeen Administration From their tenor one wolld
ina CINE that England Is heneetoEth to be blessed with
tie spectacle Of Ministry composed entirely Of new
young, and promising character and the world will
certainly be not lrle puzzled wien IL shall hare
learned thA the in the history Of Great Britain
= to he nsugu1s;et ~ all but usedup decrepit octoge
nsTiars. Aberdeen, an octogena.ian; Lansdowne,
til foo, already In the grave Paimer.ca, Russell
fast approaching similar state Graham, the bureau
erat who sersed under GllnOss every Administrator
since the close Of the lss, century other eb Of
the Catinet-ewice dead Of aye and exhaustion and
criy resusci,ted Ito Sn artificial existence; Oh the
whole bAlfscore Of cen,enarsns such Is the stock Of
which, by simple OF addition, the millennium
aFpenrs 20 have beoa made up By the writer Ia Tie
Tizo.
In til. millennium then ere pronised the total dis
appearance Of party warfare nay of parties them
selves. What u tie n.eclingOf TIE Tines Because
certain portions Of the AItocrecy have hitherto en-
joyce the privilege Of assuming tie appearance Of ma.
t.orsl parliamentary partiss aai have Tow come 10
the concuOu ia, tic i.-ce czEnot be continued Tor
the fgture because, tie srsuad Of .Aa1 con'iioa
ssd l. virtue If the lard experiences sy undergone,
these sristoc1stic cGterics 70 give uP rAsr
Ittle qvi,es sid 10 combine into one compact Ness
for IL pFeserTsdOu o. their common prves SIS the
txiLi,res Ct III parties 70 cease Ion tAls h'ur
Or L uct tho very fact Of suca coalition
tie rnos, explicit INDIGESTION hat the tine has arrived
when tie actually growL-up snA J.' partially IarsPrs-
ser'el fundamental cssses Of modern sociesy, the a
Gus-ris bourscc.e sId The working cass are about 20
vrdie,ie 70 themselves tie position 81 ts oily political
I sr'es IL inc nation
The Torirs under tie Administration Of ord Derby,
lave orec or ever de1sgstsi their Old rFots@-on-st
doctrine and pgofessed Themselves Free.rsters. The
PAL OF Derby on Announcing tie reignE-.on q his
CaiLes, said: ~ Ny Lords, remember, sad probably
your Lorlships al remember tia, tie noble Earl
aberdeen ba ppOn r,ore tran OCCASION deeiarel
in th hCGse thai, tie question 81 free trade excep.e
he knew Of acsc upon which there asy difsrer-e
between air7sei; ard tie preser. Gorerrmsn;7 Lord
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
WEST INDIES.
Later frem the British West fndies and
Demeraru.

Wehaye later news from several Of the West
India Islands aud the Eastern Coast Of South America
The dates are from CaEthagena to Dec. ii, from
Georsetown Demersrs) and Tobsgo 20 Dec 10, from
Barbados TO Dec H. from 81 Vincent 70 Dec l6 from
81 Lucis, Martinique and Gundsloupe 10 Dec T. from
81 Kite to Dec 10, from st. Thomas 70 the 2lst.
The Court Of Policy in British Guiana had bean IN
daily session Ia disosio Of several measures Of come
importance The powers Of the Administrator
had been exfended and that fanctionay can now Sc
cure ,ae properly Of PeSson' a'sconains non
Tie colony Tor the benefit o. thee crejiors Cases OF
recent occurrence IN which credors mi hepes tnsn
.eive ,,Fd II Lsesisiure ~ securing proper al
,ini,,,tien and n equnl dsiDvten m egery ca.s Of
rr,rerfy % tusiei Dcbstes o. the, siIect ot Tax
Indian imrcrsiil hal tsken pses, ana inc ieehhs o.
Tire Court vas decedy uDsavofeDie u re sa1reh'eg
II hack passeges ~ iIn-Iigrsnfs RON iLlH bAhSeU
a r,;,ed extent would Il was expected, q LfrOlncel
INTO the colony carly ills seesoD An ~ IA me
Nss.ers nd Sery anti Ordinance bal been effected the
Law AZ rrlcry constituted being almost nufy In me
~c,nfry district Tie weather had been very favorable
20 5e rlEnrs.0ns far 81 tine growth Of the young
canes was Colcerr"d, but wsSer was scarce IN tae
tnucLes and thedf -ry Oi bn gng hol.e canes 10 the
mil continued very great. Tnc silpmspts, however,
Cuiing tie s1teer days preceding tse Packcts depar
re sIorA.ed 20 800 hOgshe1ds Of sugar Business
gss exceedingly Gull The weather boz and suit,y,
aid veS fever Led not a5sted among the slipping AZ
though Il had almost disappeared shore. The Deme-
rsrs R0yat Ga-ss the subject CT tae mortality among
the Slipping iroun Fever, says:
"The daily nlnr.alty among searnsa uust pres so'ns
renocial measure UPON tne Government Our merchant
shps he N The stream Of tidal ryer exposed 10 the
hoaiy contamination Of toe flth Of nty city. The
cePcst uIder whsrves give il al tiHes an Impure
eEuEiUm; eoupied with nor terths On board, heavy
night dess, itie Itepersnce. and the annoyance Oh
rausquito there u no wonder that his tropical scourge
sets rs seal on many Of our unfortunate seau2sa
The garrison, Ike tie city, comparatively quite
Lealthy"
With regard to he s>cspe Of French es es from Cay
enre the following extract of letter from surinam
sppesrs IN The DcsVsra Cos1ses;
fex days snce, the AmerirH brig MERMAID rom
CAYENNE for Botop, days out discovered three %
the xpsirsted Freschmen concealed on posid. as
Mermsid being a regular trader between Boston aud
CAYENNE tie eaptain was spprehsnsve o. din:asy On
. ,r,,,rn n cuId be take them 10 the United stsps.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
CUPREME COURT-LEvI S. CHAT

~ TrLD Attorney General o @ ss.s q New YORK TIE
PREsl pENT. DIRECTORS AND COMPANY Of fHE CANAL
BANK OF AInANl-ln pursuance - order % re Supcns
tic 81 SewYok made toe ga ey MI ls
tie rds7ssrd Recover q ~ Can. Bsuk Il Acby
rCc 10 n b. eTs e tie oatt-zs csca'us aos o. bis o. he
SD Css4 A. II AID ho ie outss ~
he
BIZ ssrendcIed The trs dsl-ui a sIty
pr oeu that isy fssleS prseL ls IA. es g,d
certificates 81 Tcyucr To aid Reeve a. - Ole IN - cry
AR-ny ~abtn yeas tzte Of e1t
tu they WI e prrcurd from tie he.lt u e fei
vcd GO the psyrf of he sd nu.e ts a.s cert All
f ali clam ~ q As he sane a. q At de 81 hnd
dsIsC az unde tse DIRE the Sad C1ar: sr &c het
other cf The sd Canal Eln IL ssh nay
hereafter J~:cfuned for the gClicr t1 I'D
irg BIZ AND cefics'e the Rsr b.. tie
rs the WI si>o be rsd eats1a q a. Cosr
81 isssyF ANDREW WAITE. Receiver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
INvIGoRATNG CoRpIAL.-Pr,sesso,

lMoRsT's INviGoRATING ELIXIR or CORDIAL
III Nh flollrH WONDER " the BOTANIC WORLD
Ine hSsorstae Elixir Snd Cordial introduced into medical
seleS S The sIest chemist lhyscan and traveller DR.. A.
uss ,0f US esSs an orensl herb r brought from the
The natives OF that are fr
exemption fon sickness and power OF sse,inns stisue ~
herb plant sred to- weh thes sSiy.v % .n5
sometimes smoke o. bis return to Europe aiteTs Iona
nsniarg with this wunci natural production and ne ~,
.0t Of h abofs j. The lnyigcraiitg Elix ybb ~. 49,
,neoised by tAc Medical Colleges Of all he great 80, 81
CURE OF NERVOUS DISEASES
No hnfuase can convey adequate Idea Of tbs insaei.
e So Almost Hlrseulons change which It Occasions ia th
GsesseS Setshfs,cd and slare red nervous systs, w.
ef eohen down by excess weak by usture or np.jS -,
seines tie urst.g aaa rrlsxed or-suEs:ssa e AZ 2
reSssoed, revivhed sha hgsup. fh- Inquts And pS
al gHpons Of Eeyvcus eoAse VlrA together uter i.
infnerse The ssooVng TREMBLING victir OF d. -,
moves with arm step; has nrn6 whca was Nv
sunk sieem Of almost .doIic srAthv becomes ~?
oeoy ara ecre ala be GOES forth s,ecssea rrsc,sr
see ana so.eys o. n,w.Vsor, 20 s accustomed osa-
reten Nor TIE eect Temporary On the esas,yy the
diene reach the Constitution i,sc and ss,crc i n IL
nal e0H''' ss sdIaS sse rsslsSsssS b called the
Of the nineteenth century IL IA a. The sr s-;,tiGe ,,
m the ca wotd have adatieS thar miracle Ct rase 40
A STIMULANr THAT ENTAILS NO REACTION.
LIS force never expended - Is the witt opium, al
coeehc pGep@sstens, ant all otter cxcAn.s TIE eject
ot thee bret and Il usy wei b. ssa OF hn who takes
thSm, "hc las. state OF thI wuzss thai TIE rst~
but the EhSer Is CShilafSnt wltaoas single draw
tsSkSsfe in Us opcGg ton perreiual in is happy ia.
foenee upOn the nerves, the ioc, AID tie eEre organ
ixxIiOD.
Ii Is the only Ahbls nu,dy ySt discovered Tor Nsr-
Voas Head ans Mind Complaints i is the raea;a physc
lcug sought for ard neycs before toaae oay nsfara
agent that s6mSter Elind 6.seases Ia oases
81 Nearslss Headache. Vertigo Pam IN the Nerves OF
TIE Face, ara the various trans 81 Necls Affections IL
WI TlooVse scrrs in 40 sstonsEns sos psrod Of tune
and Il VIII also remove Depression ENeissne.t Tea
ceney 20 Bhsh, RessieSsness, Seepessncss Dislike Of
soe,ty ineSPsry ior Study Business, LIS OF Ne
ey. CONFUSION. O.ldiaess Blood 30 th- Head Nelxncoy,
Mental Debility HysisrA, Isdecisiou. Wrescaodaess,
roeshr OF SsifDcsT7ction, Fear Of Insanity, sc II
vi mtfs ard rsior> ibe appetite, s'epe;Aea Tie ena;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
New.Yerk and wassingten Telegraph Lines
The wires of the Magnetic Line we're swept

The wires Of the Magnetic Line we're swept
svuy By the ice 10 Hacke0ssek River on Wednesday
evening a, clock bur by the remarkable edorts the
ofeers Of the Comrsny, the difficulty was promptly
remedied no.rh,tand.ng the darkness and the incc-
eney Of the weather and before ten O'Clock the line
was sgsin IN good order.
We are sratifsd to learn that the House Printng
Telegraph Company have succeeded in laying down
their wire. across the North River, thus giving them
the means Of sendng and receiving instsa'aneousy
printed messages between New-York and Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
CoURT for the CITY of NEW

- f"hh-Asrtha Jsn@ To.sR ~ h-g "a l-st JaEi-' A.
DO seatst ltn Totsn-lS LLbAt II lbIIeA T. -sffe
-; foAa hcseiy sofizs'i' ,al r. .fee -
e ga - =; Ia tls lck ti .n the OLE = %
- q NJ Cert O. tie Cy Hli O. ~ c'y@ Nrs To- : al
20 teI'r cstY a yoJs -rsWer 10 To- sal 't On e 90
a. her ossCe, "a "a ChsEeers tar 81 rF ~,ai
49, us AirT tar rC4sie bercOl ct-see .te TIM q ga
'tfNt- so yo' t o he -d sfaas tte .
~aee 80 iae Paid ~ s!gy he CSaEt og 81, fef- -
. rdsc u he cOFsFnlf Md Nv Ifk iss- -, ~
WILLARD. SWEFNl ANDERSON Atiers-r- s. qasstr,
.ti-sf0lr Sc. . & ssts~ o.. US fe-a-
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SUPREME CoURT-City and County Of

~ AewNot-Iar,ce C.a sB3 Others Aaast is-h Na-an
AZ ataeci lssns p.etraher A.. i.5 a. *. e. X I'D
,ltfs usast iah Eaicn. ssO 2cNccs~ A-etg f'e- Ia
&C crf has ISSUED ech a the sc s-os s71nt a
tr ufilsl dsieuasnf "a zsoudns cer1 l,ur, rri
it e pesnag@i Srts h1 ~ as O "a. SAT-,
sal 'e 1ssycIy hia - bs ropTv -h 49,
49, ees;g % h sHl tie tig4lT 81 az Pogs-iy n 1' az
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CUpREME cOURT.-Ezra lockwood agt.

~ James Nh,uey sad MarFzret h 81 r-s
IL MAEGARrT WElTNEN siie q, Us. WHITNEY Yea IRE
lrtsy suIuol srd reca Cd ~ snsNt the "a p ien
vsscb FED IN tae o<cs q The Cgs Nc-'t--' Cdvr',
toe 6fh DIV 81 Janufy lsS ard scve
Ds estcAcsleT CCunfy tgfo,y ezf- 1trr he
srre heeci ezcive OF The 81 s-h AL -.
Q lie e0ups sere-ss. the afa VI slIy - r
Cccft 10 tie rrhef asulan-L IL cclai Did BeilTi
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Ale0iral.
TUMOR in the NECK CURED by HOLr

A TUMOR in the NECK CURED by H0L-
IA LOwAl'S OINTMENT and PlLI.S.-Thomas Mar
low sidpg on Welsh Back Bristol had been iu III health
lie was seen BY several medical gentlemen but
sfu in afford ng him the least relief; however after
some tiue arse nmor formed under his Left ear from
which he suffered intensely aud tried remedy ser remedy
without obtaining any bene6t until be made Of HOL
LOWal'S OINTMENT end PILLS aud these wonderful
medicines reduced the tunor and eiecusy cured
aud he in the enjoyment OF the most robust health
Sold by all ndeIs OF medicines the United States IN
pots and boxes cents 81. cents and 81 50 each and
whole Nv the principal drug houses the United States
and by MessIs \. r. ID. SANDS, NewYork, and BY the
pxoprietof, No, pa Strand, London.
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NJEW.YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAIL

NROAD-WISTgR AERAsGEmEST.-Dece "a, tx
rrain. out of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and 5Peciai--
~ 7sDd Il3 A. M and p NJ through 10 New-Hsyen.
Atsl0 A. NJ. and 81 y. NJ, fo Port Chester:
The ~ A. ~. runs In connection with tram rom rev.
Maven HEREFORD snd Springfield and With train over tie
Canal Road
ExPrEss TsaINs alta A. NJ a'd 81 NJ. for New-Hsyen,
Hartford epDgela Worcester and Boston, Connecticut
River and Versnt Railroads The AN train connects At
New-Hayen with train Of the New London Road 70 New
London Norwich, Stollngton and Providence The $50
~ ~ 10 New London only.
The NJ stops at sts'n'ora ara otosePpr, en-
Bridgeport The 81 p NJ stops at Stamford, NorTsik AID
E,idgerot eoDnectise with panbury Railroad At Norwak
and itb Hou,atonc and Naugafuct Railroads Bridgeport
Traips into New York-AccoEn notation and Specis-at
a. and e35A NJ and Y NJ through frow New Haven.
At 81 A. M. ana S45 p. NJ, from Por Chespsr.
The g35 NJ receives passengers from Springfield ana
Hartford New London and Canal Railroads ri New Haven
The NJ ivespossengers from Hartford and Spring.
SeN and Northern Railroads
ExrRkss TRAss leave New Haven arrival OF trains
on Boston at IA ind $50 p. NJ, lsoppiDg at Bridgeport
Norwali and Stamford leaving Boston at A. NJ and
~ PM Trans Of the New-@ondon Rood run IN connec
See hr1e hill Of advertisement AZ The SsonH House and
rncipal hotels GEO. w. WHISTLER, Jr, Sup't
New Haven, December. 1872