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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-15
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BIssELL-Ai Norwaik Conn. Saturday, Dec. 49, Carrie
J,up eldest daughter VI L" AID C. and L. H. bi'ae aged
D. wears and ID months.
The cnd Il he mil' are requested to attend her funeral
on Tuesday. lcth inst st2 o'clock
brown On Saurdiy nr Dec n aier short illness,
Rachel Vaudeville widow Of tho late David Brown, aged %
Yrnf. .r 49,. ,.t, ,..,.,
he li era from her atc rcsfrce No IA est Twenty.
fourth .tFce on Iursdiy afternoon At o'clock
BURTON--At No. ~ Ninth street, Friday Dec. u,
N.tef Burton. ased 20 yrirs
III. remain. were ,ssen to oreenbu'h far in'ermen,
HATH Burlington County ~ j., ThunJsy De-, II.
The relative. aad friend. ere respectfully invited to attend
his funeral from tue r~iG-uco n BIS blotLr! inlay, lA
r. Dunsn 10. 2ss West Twentieth street. ia this city
on Monday, Dec. %, at o. O'Clock.
HARRISON - At Home PLce. Iryiag'on, We.ichoi'er
County ~ y, on 1hursday morning Dee IT, Nny b.
Usrr,,on Of New.Oreans eyed % years.
spcsa viii leave irnston station on Monday A. i;2,
vii be- IN waiting 10 convey her ramsin' o. uTeenw'1i
The ficra, Of tie fny ere Iespe-mly invited to attend
without fglthcr notice.
t-.11s I'd Nsw-Jhoin. papers please copy
flARyEY-On Monday, Dec o, 1861, Amos Harvey In the
s sc H. were TERED ia .he Cemetery oftse Eysnreen'
PARKu;-in hi. city fhiay Dec. H. Chls. H. rakln
side.t sol Of the a's Thomss fai.in
liz ficni eni th,se oi NE iani ',e repee isHI n,,
Folrth avenue aLd TgoliJ mot shse on I.ldiy HeA.
! TIE lt.l inst, ~ % o. W.
sIRINGIAM-)n sunday Dec IT, 'i'n sloi' p't eT'u'
iInl.s E.tele. only cAd Of George and Ahs'ihe
s,fif ham ogei year, 10 a.on'Ls and - an5A ,,.
The -eirts and friends OF IT, ii4iY sit trtltcNwt N 10"
10 .t,n l the irucrsl tnis th1ltay atc ooi a "c
Ge fhe res.lence 4 her Iseir No ~ ti'ion si'rt
without further notice. iicf remains VIII pe lAL'H T"
Gferu4. God.
TuONsOS--At her Ic,l'lce, No B0 Eat S.' h,,r-''
.t On saturday morning. Dee l., after brief iiln' -s
! Cr.- L. lsdgo wife OF Mortimer Thomson o! TINS e''5 "
the -li yesT Vi he. ase.
qIloNPs0N-At Lis residence. on Saturday. Dec - o
Inflammation in the stomach M. JaWe' thompson eng
uec4, seed a1 years. ,,.i,- i,-t,..
Tie relatives and friends Of The family ere ipe 'n'5
e. attend tho funeral Iue.daJ' tn loh iusl a. %
n ul al tio F.ni Ealtsi Church, corner OIL rum u-
south-Rrh siree.s, NiAiamsbuTsh
WHITE-At fishkill Friday, Dec H. Df bsiIo" "'
The feers Win take piece Tuesday the 10Th at u ococ
-, g,,ria,r. vii be At ti-hIH Landing. on HnNi q
s, 10 take he dsnds tlo iaiy TO the residence u ia
deceased a, 80 u.it.. D.c
WELsu-At his residence, in bergen' MI on ri'1'' NV
r. OF consuu ption, Henry X. Welsh Ill t,i,o
r. relative. ahd friends Of tho family arc respectfully ins'o
70 attend hs funeral o. tie D. l. Church. al Ois''' v
Me.-ly Des ~ Oh se4coA'
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THE REBEL RAID on DGuFRiES,
VIRGINIA.
The Vnionis,s now in Possession.

r-RARsco RIVER & Miles NORTH FKoN DrNyf1Ys, Va
Sunset, Friday, Dec. Il, 1902.
At about day break this morning. between one
thousand and fifteen hundred Of Gen. Sluarts cav
airy dashed into Dum'ries, captured 10 suffers -
rickets $50 it is represented, aud Mr.. William
McInlosh, d telegraph repairer.
They also cut down a Telegraph poe, and cut tue
wire, destroyed several Government aud suffers
wagons, and then hastily retreated.
The wires were subsequently, repaired.
Brig. &c Ell. Stejuwehr has since occupied Dumirie'.
IDENTITIES is between Burnsle's army and Washington
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CATARRH CURED.

From n, Rev. 7. h Russell Lynn, Nae"
,vs been much troubled with Catirrh Of the worst type
"a, some twenty Years 1t gradually grew worse, producing
couch and hoar,eress destroying the seu'e OF smell ana
breaking down my general health to such degree az 20 com
pei me to resign my pa.lorae sad suspend public speaking
made Jsn use Of the usual remedies such as 'nua' Of
se.. kinds. nitrate Of silver irwaer olge.a aud inhaa
tons bu, wihou, any very s4oty effects Last Summer
heard Of Dr. Lshhrs successful node Of treating CAiarfh
,i,sd him and nut myself under his treatment began
immedtel, to improve aud this Improvement has gone on
to e present time by CA'arFh has gradually melted away
my cough has disappeared voice has become natural aud
am once more able to preach the blessed Gospel Let ne
advise all who are troubled With catarrhal dihcultie TO spply
to Dr. Lishihill. L ~ MUSEUM
LYNN Mass. Feb. T. 1862.
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FEOm CHINA AND JAPAN.
Condition OF the Tea Iarket-Ihc Rebel
lion In GIiua-A Revolution in Japan.

s.. FHAsCisco. Dec J.. 1902.
The steamer from the north western coast has
arrived with 81 800 in treasure from victoria, and
81 900 from Oregon.
Hong Kong da;es Of oct. II are received. Black
tea, we're in fair demand At al the porte except
Canton, where prices tend downward. For efocns
he new crop opened al extreme prices, and tr pnr-
chases are principally for England. Sugar was IN
good demand at upward prices.
At last accounts tie Iaepings were concentrating
Ore ihousand five hundred Brltih troops all
Sepovs bad come ia from India for special service
~ SHanghae.
The death Of Gen. Ward was considered grent
los 10 the Imperial cause The force be commanded
was urged to oouseut to be organized IA British
contingent. -
Commercial circulars from japan Of the %Jh Of
October SAY that revolution had broken ont there,
bur OF what nature, the public reports do not make
clcar.
The power Of the Tycoon has been greatly re-
s,rc.ed and policy adopted adyesc to tue ioreig"
interest.
Mr.. Richarl.on, prominent English merchant,
had been assassiuted by thc servants VI Japauefe
prince.
Hong Kong markets Of October II, report beef
and pork in excessive supply. Oo'ong tees de-
clined a. . teal. Flour and grain declined. Sugars
advanced. Cotton goods improved - cents PEI
piece
There was az excessive amount OF tunuaee In
Chil-se waters, and freghts were much depressed.
Tho .hir. War Hawk Goos apd Flying L,sio had q.
r.ed % Hong h 0ng from SEQ fIaucisco
arrived sDip Susaa Fearing iton akyan.
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An adjourned meeting Of merchants and capitalists
Of our city to take measures expressive Of practical
sympathy for the furnishing workmen of France,
thrown out of employment by tie desrth Of cotton,
will convene at the new Merchants Exchange, No.
81 Pine street, at o'clock to-day A general at
tendance is requested.
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TESTIMONIALS.

This may certify that having been afflicted during the year
1885, with and almost total deafness and having tried
the ordinary medical and surgical aid under the OF those
esteemeds eminent practitioners wss induced at last to put
myself under the Of DR. LshhiI His treatment
brief and successful was completely restored and the
Ia apparently permanent have all confidence In DR.. LIS
si aud integrity In the diseases he makes speeiaes
JAMES CRUIKsHANK, LII. D.,
Editor NewYork Teacher.
Albany Oct l, 1852.
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A DEAF MUTE RESTORED TO HEARING.

DEAF MUTE RESTORED TO HEARING.
My SON. II yea Of sge has been deaf and dumb and
pupil Of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum in hi. city for the past
years, Dr. Lghh has succeeded restoring his hear
ing to such degree that lie IL able to learn to speak
with facility.
The which the Doctor has had in this has
scarcely parallel and deserves to be extensively known by
the public.
GABRIEL LOwENSTEIN. No. rs sprugst
Hew.Yosk, Avg IS, 1885,!
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n total amount reaches $5O, ON.

Tie total amount reaches $4,000
Gen. Rosecraus has addressed letter to Gen.
Bragg complaining that the Rebels stole overcoats
from the prisoners Hsrtsve also, that the cartel
had been violated in returning prisoners by flag OF
truce this point instead OF to Yicksbug aud Aiken
Landing.
Morgan was last night within 70 miles Of Car
tbage, Tenn.
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subscriptions for the Soldiers Christmas
Dinner.

PHIiADELPHiA Saturday, Dec 10. 1862
Twenty-Five hundred dollars were collected n this
city to-day, by Marshal Mward, for the Christmas
dinner for the Washington hospitals, proposed By
Mrs. Caleb Smith,
The subscriptions TO the fund for the relief of the
suffering of England has reached $25 900.
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1IknHfE ID.

NATURALIZATION ThandAy evening Dee. H. at
st. laks Church by the Rev Alex NEton, d. d.. Fran,
Fvl- to Lydia youngest daus liter oil Geo. Adad, esq,
all %. THE city.
hill OARLEY-On Friday Dec - By the Rey. Isaac "
See John Wsfren liil q. Nsyy 10 Ms. julia II. OAa'
lev eldest daughter II John Daley Of Mouat Vernon.
We chester County. \. y.
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HIApQT II
FoRT ScnUYIKK \. Dec, Is lss2. , =
The ORGANIZATION kn9wn a. we Az q, nso an
na,oor Island has been formed into two batteries ana o.
,,a % Fort schuyler to garrison that post unee, s o -
uele =, c,o & m MArd Al enlisted men belonging 70
III corn. absent without leave WIZ report ,h.
ev al Ills post the purposes OF muster ana pay an
men absent without leave will report inneda'ey aud
senre viii be overlooked otherwise they wli Do
treated q a'''''Cc III MILlAKD, Capt, connasas, Fest
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Nos. 65 AND ca READg ST.. I
NEw.iORK, Sept. 5, 1852.

Nos. 65 AID ca READg ST.. I
NEw-iORE, sept. s. 1882
young In employ has been under the medical
Of Dr. Lighth for Deafness and Discharge from the Ear
with which he afflicted since infancy The discharge has
cessed for the pas. sr months and his hearing ia materially
improved WEAVER RICHARDSON Co.
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Sailing Of the IIibernian.

PORTLAND, Me, Saturday, Dec. ~. 1862.
The steamship Hibernan sailed at 3:45 p. IN. for
Londonderry and Liverpool. She will call off Cape
lace fer the latest news, and will be due there at
p. N. on Tuesday next
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamship Champion, Capt. Wilson, from Az
pinwall Dee. >, arrived here yesterday, with pas
sengers aud treasure to ID. Is. Allen. The following
IL her suecie list
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No. ~ Flrru.sr., York. June IS, 1876.

No q FlFrB.sr, York June 23' lSD9'
Nm Itourul-Dery Sir. take pleasure in tetlfyinst to
the emsrkabs SKILL aud Judgment you displayed In the case
Of my daughter who had been partially deaf accompanied by
d change from the ears suce early infancy and Is now
hn, to your treatment able TO hear well as any one.
willis L.f ears are free from the discharge Although Is
, to year. since she has been under your care her
hearing good and her ears as sound As The day she
left you. u D h0H"i
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WIN Did lie

We are permitted publish tho foown: important letter.
received by our friend d. 5. Barnes. esq.;
"JKEr.ALKS. Sept. 10, 1852.
"DEAR FRiESp: A.. You will no, ind mscadamized
road. IN the Holy Land but tho irregular. meadens
mule paths stretch the ounsn side. that Travelled
BY p,iarh AID oses Old We started early to ascend
Mount Ovei behold the sd the mi .areis and towers
Of tho devoted city from the place where memory stirred by
thousand associations shou eIt the mind a. vel A. tie
eye 10 the inspiration and beauty Of the Well 10 the
yOya.er repaid Cor long travels houi roads, snisduvan
cookery iqusd companion.hp and the iHporanitios Of
b. gsuy iheyng Arabs Well woud Il have repaid you,
thou man Of commerce the clcbe aud wo sht you
have beca feniaIed your City Of here.
painted boad nailed asaiu ofise huge ancient olive
under blob the .sefed martyrs ,ed sF the sins Of
world eighteen hundred year, ego those familiar hs
ures = r. 100 X Although Inclined to 'enou'ne'' none
could suppress. smile when Smith sad:. No Danger civil
I-d certain. D.Se has boea here With bis Plantation BIZ
ten,' L. A. l."
We DO cot know who dli H. bu, doub, some invalid
ssye.s e4.cd b. the PLANTATION BlTTERs. wished to
sdyee ihef virtues IN Plaoe whence all knowledge low"
hl.we conceded ,hs, no article ever 80 e'oion'
,re.dy and certain cue for general Debility she PLAN
TATlOS BITTERS
They purify. Strengthen, sniinvisora.e'
They create healthy appetite.
They arc an sntdoto 20 change o. water and Diet.
They overcome effect, Of d. patton and la'e holfs
They strengthen the system and cniiyen The Mud
Tt,.y rr.veu, rs la.mste aud inierrtert icvcn
They partly ths breath aud Ae.diy o. The stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and ConsiiPaiion.
They cure Diarrhos. Cholera, and Cholera Meiol@
Th.v cure Liver Com plaini and Nervous Hoadaeho'
They ere ,h. bes, Bitter. IN the world They make the
vol man ,ron, aud arc exhausted natures great reatofe
ov A.. made Of pure - CroI Rum. the celebrated Caays
psts Wn,erueen Snake Root Ani'e Dantelior' buidock
Chsmonlils Flovsrs. &C.
Dr. W A. Chnde Surgeon Of the 10Th Vermont Regiment
writes IL wish every soldier hsd bottle Of Plantation b.i
tan. They are the osl effective perfect aud harmless tonic
/ ever used"
The following rom the famous hotel projectors At wash
iu.on: .,,.-.....-., n q Nv ,ac,
"Mv..ns p H. DalXK Co. Please seni Us tseve dozen
Plantation Bess TLey mach sei BY Tie guests oi oar
house. hespeohu'Y y""'''
SYKES, CHADWICK Co,
Proprietor, " latd'' Hotel"
The Plantation Blters have cured Ne Of long standing
and terrible Dyspepsia ..,
Rev J.. s CATHORS. R1chesier' n ~
suh . the language reaching daily No erXce ever had
An eoa.l sale Under cireuustanccs viii Tie pure AA'
- the material. used be del af,ed from.
These Bi,,e are s.ld by all the principal erusss' soe'
hotels aud Restaurant BE each bo" bears The lac
,le Of the proprietor. signature. on .ieelpae abel
r II DRAKE Co, No. 2c2 Broadway Ne"'fefs.
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No 40 wArgRsr. Nxw.YoRK, June 5, 1882.
Dr. L.ghthll hs. succeeded in completely restoring my
he.rins which WA seriously impaired although previous 70
applyin. 10 him treated b. several physicians without
the least benefit, Any further information should be
rea.ed to render on application my residence No
l732d, Brooklyn L. d. or at my place Of business No
-my,,,,, WIN. H. WATERBURY.
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REDEMPTION or PosTAGr SrANrs.-Postage
.alir. which have become soiled BY uso ar currency
Viii he received to-day az the Gcnca Pos-Ohice for
red.uution, subject 10 the following ruler. Under
no circumstances. however will the PoHmrttef-
General extend the time for making urpiic-ioas be-
wood the thirty days specified Stamps hereafter
l..ed q currency viii moi be redcemed'
Po.r.Uucr. New-YoIA. December y. 1851.
Noucr.-From and including tins date, Postage
suo.loa have been used or currency will DO received It
i ones of rsd-np.u upon tho ioosins terms and con
Irons. siz
Only .uch 1s have been used for cputncy viii DO re-
= Amounts under D. viii be redeemed upon pf,sene1lon.
Amount. OF So and upaaid must De- n slust pacAas',
.o and scnr y put ~. with tie amount inclOsrd and
name AID residence, place Of buiAesa oil lL' owner
paig.y lad .Taei thereon. .t l. -,
rec. val gwen 10. each pacAase' numbered Ia TIE
The will without delay. lie carefully exam d
and counted IN tue order which the picka.es ae frro'ou
TLo, the old issue erd those which have been once LH
fer tho pe p.yrneut OF postsse any twc iac WIN Dc lt
t,r., "a D., tli, d.ntu,lt viii be drdncied from The
amount Of he package aud destroyed The bosce WIZ o
retained tine thereof a. soon o. ~cti1a,u
be paid Goo Goytnmeu or postage cienci 70 th'
potor MS duly Authorized agent upon ihe ~ olueoh '
surrender Dl tho receipt Notice Of readiness IO' P"1
will be affixed 20 the ulleiin Doard a. III. oIfe
g. Only package viii he redeemed Tor mo same PAS
Z. The samps, before pTeasAIaDn must De sepea'cu ~
cOgjlug to The different denominations ,,,t
o. stamps will be sedeemed only upon these oohui'o
o Tie time making applications for redemption 10 lin
tied Q tliTiy days fiog this d.te.
By old0r OF tLe POiimader General.
ABAAM WLHEMA%, Pos'mFs'gr
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DEAFNESS.
Diseases Of the Eye, Ear.
and AIr.Passages.
Dr. LIGHTHTLL can be consulted daily from O'Clock
M, until p. m, at his residence No. "a st. Markspacs

Patients will not be received except during the regular
Office hours unless in Of emergency by special
rangenen.. Parties residing distance hereby In
formed that personal examination requisite In every case
before appropriate treatment can be Instituted
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DIR. j. h. sohcuciI,
ON DHIIADELpiiIA,

VIII visit kEW-YOKk CITY, Professionally o'ory 'ioS
DAY from 9 H. ~. to =. His hooms ere AZ 20 q,
BCNDSr His numerous PATIENTS and al ah'' go T Ii
COM, Coldi Consumption or aIY Lung Oh bf'hsl'e' us
LEI. "a ,t- i..fl.sl % Cail
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On. LcurnuL-Dear Sir: Pem. mt to thank you mus
sincerely for the Invaluable services you have we "
restoring the he-dng of NY sou who had been aoA nom i"
fancy and who had previously under the cro Of the
best me licA talent without the slightest 'uo'e''
Respectfully,
ANsELL HECHr,
No. lJG 6s.eH
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ordered simultaneous advance here aud on the
Potomac
Governor johnson publishes the following procla-
nation in to-mouOws Union.
EXECUTIVE OrrcE, Dec. H. 1862.
Whre0. There many helpless widows wives and chill
deu in the city country who have been reduced pow
ey and vrtchednes in consequence OF their husbands
and fathers having forced into by this unhoiy
and neous rebellion, aud their necessities havi become
greatly manifest aud their Of the neoesssiies Of life
urgent that law Justice and humanity would be grossly vo
lated uDles something be done to relieve their suffering
daon the following assessment is therefore ordered Ia be-
half Of the suffering families from those who contributed
directly indirectly bring about this unfortunate state Of
affairs.
months by nstaments, the first payment be made or
before the 2ch day OF December All persons called upon
under this notice will pay the required the Con-
troeT State. and will applied in such
be Prescribed Tor the purposes for which was collected
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HOTEL ARRIvALs.-Cen. Mcclellan. accOmpa-
ied by Lieut. o Hudson of his staff returned 10 this city
Friday evening last and took rooms at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel
Hon Daniel s. Dickinson, from Albany Hon c. c. Chahee
y-Member OF Congress) from Myetown Mas end Major
Waberg Of the u s. Army, registered at the Fifth Ave
nue. Hotel
Hon Chsnnay Vibbsrd, from Schenectady T. " liams
OF New Orleans aud Charles H. WIZ, Of Philadelphia, are
stopping at the -. Nicholas Hotel.
Col Hardy of the Pennsy lysna Reserves H. L. Whiting,
y :. Coast survey Lieut-Col Wentworth OF the 27ih
Maine Regiment; VIM. Gillespie L. S. Navy, and Dr. }.
Romans, j.. L. 5. Army, are at the Actor House.
NJ ]. McAulih of Liverpool; Dr. Potter u. :. Army A.
Adsmson IT, g. Navy aud c. @ Greeley OF Boston are st the
LBiuge House.
James Macdonald Jeaes Of the steamship Ksngsroo +.
Churchill and family Of Portland aud r. u. Hg Of Ncon-
sin, are at tie New York Hotel
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A CARD.-The lady managers of the Home for
the Rrendo.s tender their grateful each
and every donor for the many contributions to their
Bazaar opened in the Home Chapel the 9th aud ed
Saturday p 18th inst. Many valuable articles. suitable
for gift. for the being ye, hand will be offered for
sale at the Home Saleoom, No. % East Threth street,
during the holidays.
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Dr. LIGHTHILES recent work, "A Popular Treatise on
Deafness Causes and P,eventions may be obtained OF
Carleton Publisher No 4l3 Broadway Of any respectable
Bookseller. Price 81.
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,o,. ,n.. wives aud Daughters of soisie s.

FOR me W - ,nasred at No. ial Waverley-p,ce New.
iev i. OF destitute wives and children o. sose a
OILS 70 an T.. ni0rts OF good home are prOsees
md r.n and proper medical attendance aa S1;ns
wan Ainu Ion 70 watcL by the bedside Of their s1ae.9
nave An appeai is made 10 the beneSoen 70
.nin, undertaking. An Institution 81 Va INV M Az,
,s,ded and ay reach the very heart 0' SUMMING ~
seiP M,i,i.on Pss,of Of St Johns NJ Church. g eA,.,
= Sewman Pastor OF Arlington SO are "a T. N"1''s
:, u..env Pastor % Bediord-st NJ r Shafcn-
j r. srsrIes Pastor OF the Aanson Al; Ess", osa,ch
,r ssif,ye Pastor of the 5th-av. Baptist Chureh'
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UKAparAlrEks lKONsIDEs kEGMKNr, 10 ~ Il 90
C,vP IN Rrls MONKS. JAaACA. l.. J., Dec 10, ioo3;
All Enlisted Men OF tins Res,niert aye ~.
dol.d u report NJ camp by NEDNE9D-Nif NV -
treated a. deseiteTs. it'll rha nan,es Of
those wLo return will not bs punishei- tn we, "a
hg,. who al 10 report w be paDiIshcu elu " s..,,,s
,he limited state, Pfovo,t Narsha and aiteseS o. ''
TN, u. uont leaves IN afeN dal foi ns ..A i ~
A"' ~ MARIN HOlf Colonel Nohihiahons
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Chained Hands. Face, Lips Sunburn, &C.
Certain and immediate cuie. HEGEMAN Co.'S Cam
uhor lee with Gycerne fused according 70 the directions
viii keep the hand. son IN the coolest wea'her fce .
cent. sold ~ druggist. Sen, by mail on receipt Of W
.,.,,, uFGEMAN L Co., Chemist AM Dr.gts n i.
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METROPOLITAN HorEL, NEw.YoRE, Aug. %, l569.
Dr. Lshhi has succeeded In restoring my hearing which
considerably impaired aud has also removed The noises
IN my head, which had Necessarily annoyed me-
As ain residen. OF New Orleans, aud stranger in the
city intending stay but short time longer make refer
and to Mr. T. Fisher No. % Paskrow, to whom am well
known and who arc familiar with the circumstances Of ny
case. O. DE CASTRO.
BRooKLrs n Y, Aug -. 1852.
Henry Lews now stopping with me- las been afflicted with
deafness for some time He applied to DE- Lshhih who
after few treatment, completely restored hun, so
.hs, now be hears we'll aud eua5l to attend to business
which before 10 could wshos. great nconvenience
JOHN MURDOCH.
No. l97 Futon-st, Brooklyn.
NKw.YoRK, July 2a 1862.
Hereby certify .ha. have suffered during many years
from trouble Ia hea.nx-one ear at became entirely deaf
and the other 80 bad render conversation very iicu
applied to Dr. Lshh Of No "a ST. MARI splace, who. in
short uo and whou, pain restored to me the use Of my
ears % tba. can now hear perfectly we'll
j. DISCO. no. IsS Ea.. 23d-sl. =
NEWARK n. j. Dec. H. 1861.
DR. LIGHTHLL-Dslr Sir am gra,ihed to tell you that
the discharge from my which has troubled me for the
PAST twenty years has under your treatment the last two OF
three months entirely ceased and relieved from the In
convenience and dis resablenes always attending 1.-THE
oaen,iye smell &C. Yours gratefully,
JAMES W. scHocK,
Local Editor Nessrk Daily Journal