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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-19

Academy Of Musle.
Thers h no announcement yet Of tho night d the
Of the Academy.


Coneeres.
On Tuesday evening Messrs- Mason and Thomas
will give ono Of their course Of classical musical
soir6es at Dodworth's Hall.
On Friday evening, Of Dodworth's Hall. the
Bretto Children, whose success Is 70 we'll spoken
Of, will give concert. They play the violin, and
will be assisted by Mrs. Clara Drinksrhoh, Miss l..
n. Allen, Mr.. Castle, the tenor, and others.
concert will be given on the 3Oth inst. ct Irving
Hail. for the benefit Of the Rev. Mr.. Tyng's church.
Several students of the General Theological Semi.
nary, who lately gave 80 successful concert for tho
benefit Of their chapel fund, will, assisted BY some
Of the best amateur talent Of the city, sing few
choruses for male voices, by Cherubiu Rossini and
Mendelssohn. Mad. Clara N. Brinckerhof and Miss
Mary Hswley, both 20 we'll known in the music al
world, have generously volunteered their services.
Messrs. johnson (Prscentor Of DR.. Muhlenbergs
church), Frisbee, Frost, Camp, Simpson, Goods and
Morrow, with many others, will assist. Mr. Apply.
the celebrated volinist, will be there. Mr.. Bsrge.
the talented organist of the Church Of st. Francis
Xavier has kindly consented to preside at the piano
Tickets TO DO procured at the musical stores Of
Horace Waters, No. All Broadway, and J. F. Hall.
No. 53a Broadway.
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DIED.

CuIEsMAN- suddenly. on Friday, Jan. 49, william Henry
ChsesmAn. aged 81 years -,
Tn. funeral viii held Monday, 18Th inst oelocs
AZ Nh. nous. OF M Henry Fsbsi No IS Morton street
T. D. The friends Of the deceased are invited 10
attend without further notice
KrILy-On Sunday Jan II. Alfred d. L. Kelly, sou OF
ulehssl and Janr Rely sged years month and day
IN. ,nd, and relatives Of the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral from the residence Of his PARROTS No
sCoiambis place between Avenues and d. on Tuesdsy
Jan. TO- Ct u o'cloek
tNru thi. city on Fhdsy jan. 10, Abby T. Lane aged
~ ysas only child Of Augustus T. Lane deesa.ed, oil
NJ, and respec fully invited TO attend her
funeral nom tho re.iones Of d. Quachinbu.h: No '6'
fssnwich strcet, Monday 10Th inst, at o'clock p M
Boston Mass papers plet's copy
PECK-n th. city Sunday Jan. 49, Elisha Peek In the
6Alh year OF hi, age -
Ths and friends OF the family respectfully invited
10 attend his services at biz late residence No
Fs,t Sp.tesnth street ths monday afternoon 81 ocloct
M, remain. will be removed Tuesday morning TO Hart
ford Conn. for int-rment
ROCKWELI-A the battle OF Murfsossboro Tenn, Serss
Csorr. s Rockwell. Company b. 2ttb wisconsin Nolun'
t,sr, IN me Esd year Of bis ls,s Of ~sukee, VIA
rs. will be the residence Of his father
s. D. Rockwell. Yonkers, n Y. Due Notice OF the funeral
will be given.
sMITHOn Thusdsy jan Is, 1863 Chsi Smith In the ath
year Of bis age.
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night, will DO In drama newly translated for hss
from the Germsn, the original Of which has The
highest reputation upon tho European stage. Ths
present version 4 snttlsd Leah, the Fosaksn. -
and has been arranged With special Wow to the
illustration Of Miss Batsmsn's finest dramatic quail
ties. She will b supported a. usual, BY Mr. }. W.
Wallsck, IT,, Nr. Edwin Adams, and other artists
Of distinction. The precise cast Of tho piece will DO
found in the advertisement elsewhere. Now scenery
has been prepared for this piece. and original mu'ic
has been written by Mr. Robert St0peL
At the Winter Garden, tho second week OF the
engagements Of Mr.. Couldock and Isabel Cubas
opens shs evening. The great success Of Mr. Coul'
dock in Tho Chimney Corner" together with the
immense popularity Of the drama itself, and the ap-
pause which has nightly followed tho brilliant pan
tomime acting Of Cubss, have caused the announce
ment Of an unchanged programme until further no
tice.
Miss Lsvinia Warren, the dimiuutivs beauty. and
the impending bride Of General Tom Thumb, re-
mains the principal attraction Of Barnum's Museum,
which is crowded every day and evening on her &C.
count The dramatic entertainment for tho present
week consists of bourcicsults Phantom" which
will DO performed overy afternoon at 3 o'clock, and
every evening ct n.
The French Tbsster, ct Niblo's Saloon, d 3D.
vanoing in prosperity. The two performances each
week are 20 literally attended that the expedisncy
Of adding another night would hardly be question
able. The programme for tomorrow Tuesday
evening includes Bruno, 10 Nleur," lie Visux
Brsconnier," and "Dsux Hommes du Nord."
The Broadway Menngerie, on Broadway, below
Houston street, il open every day and evening.
The collection of animals 10 the finest extaut.
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From Fortress Monroe.


Adyices from Fortress Monroe up to yesterday
state tha, Col. Ludlow, from City Point, says tina.
all commissioned officers Of the United States
after the 18th Of January will be handed over to the
Governors Of the States where captured lie Gays
It /, highly probable that all officers captured before
the 18th will be released.
There are a large number of the hurfreesboro
prisoners now ut Richmond.
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Allliiarp Noiires.

,--,,.,. A -mx-Ths ADAMS EXPRESS COM.
Burnsoes ns s.ydlps packages for officers sodieta
thSn nav. caonsc,.d with Burnside Army at Acquis
rI falmouth Wind Point AID other places In sss
Nothing con,rsbsnd Of war taken Friend. Of soldisn are
as' cst.d nv the Provost Marshal.
Ire ,houd be addressing boxes packages TAs
Regiment aud Division should be written In as
on each package x,,u a.au
Our Express leaves daily for the army Norfolk suffolk
Newport News. Falmouth, Acquis Greek Mssonton an"
other Poiats at Il y. M. ADAMS EAfhEsSS ~ o.
Nus ~ and a. EIssAwsy, sAd TtAss pseoe
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The New.York Common Council Commit
tee mt suffolk, Va.

srFFOLK, Va, SATURDAY. Jan. IT. IoOJ
The New.York Common Council Committee
arrived here at 4 o'clock this afternoon and were
met ct the depot by Gen. Corcoran and blS stat
The presentation Of the sword by Alderman Walsh
will take place on Monday at o'clock P. IN. The
band Of the 18th Pennsylvani Cavalry, Col. Spear
COMMUNICATED the Committee with serenade at
night. President Wash responded for the Com
III ttee.
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6pcrlal Not,res.

Twelfth Ward Re publican Association.-A refa
ia, ,su. Of mi. iston will be ned at Fauinson
Hall corner l2sths and Sd THIS Mondsy) EN ENlNG
at II o'cloeL WIN DUNNiNo, rHhaeh"
Jons II. PORTER, Secretary.
Sixteenth Wnrd Republican Association,- a
so,cla Mssnk will bs held at the Hesdqusrtorp. No Ho
stl..y on MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 10. at o'clock
W. W. IL. BULL, President
81: H h,,sH }s.ors,,rs.
NY. Young Mems Christian Associntton.-
The Hov. w. II MILBURN win deliver tho Third Lee
tuts on the Fathers Of tho Christian Church nj Calvary
Baptist Church 1.-THE Rev Dr. 0ie,te's 2Jd,t near 'th-sv
on MONDAY EVENING, jan -. at go'eoos. Subject
Lecture $50 Single Tickets zsc May be had at tho book
stores and at tho door
Association of Exempt flremen.-Ths Annua
Meeting will be held at fucmens Hall AZ EsDAf EVE
no jan 20 at "A O'clock Punctual attendance requested
officer. elected for ensuing year Nc. 49, ..,,, ,
q. W. WHEELER Roc. Seoty.
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o.. TT MAucn CHCsR, Saturday, Jan. H. 1868.
The report about the IurDhole bridge being
washed away Is Incorrect and the water Ia inc liver
Is falling.
No further damage is apprehended TO the Lehigh
Valley Railroad bridge, which will DO ready again
Tor trains 10 pass over i. III -wo or three days.
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The skating Coat,
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
GARMENT,
DEVLIN & Co..
CORNER OF BROADWAY and GRAND-ST.'
CoRNER on BROADWAY and WARREN'ST'
Cure In n Severe Case - le6o

Messrs. \. W. FowLE CO.: -, xy-t,,s, ~ 1883 and
DeaT SIZE; During tho Summer ana n'J IT. and chest
,esa va. .plcrd with severe pain In my si9 sun
TS was seeompsnicd by worry hard oSush and ,aber Of
raised large quantities Of blood essa H., to no elect
wy ,n or .isht month. conca,d g Fss F WILD
rss Induced to try DIR WlsTARS b". ha,tle alter.
ciFnnY fonnd great rsof from the ms. oo' In
I'D med two moro bottles, since which t'no '''
me- Co sttegd 70 NJ busiHoI " bsofs sHYAL aige
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BEAVER DAN, VIA, Saturday, Jan. u. 1850
A fire last night which originated IN Malone
grocery store consumed IL stores and two dwellings
on the sau block. Loss on the buildings VIZ ,Ooo.
Loss on the stocks in the stores 90, not yet ascer-
taiaed.
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The WorLmen Mt tho Chnrlrstown Nnvy-
Ynrd.
BosToS, Jan. Is, 1863.

BOSTON, Jan. 10 I6b3.
Al second meeting of the workmen Of the
Charlestown Navy. Yard, held Saturday evening, 1t
was voted to continue work until the decision OF the
Secretary of the Navy in regard TO an increase Of
wages il received. The payment Of arrearages TO
the Wofkmel has commenced.
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BOSTON, ShtOT day, jan II, IboJ'
In the House to-day resolution was unanimously
nassed rendering thanks 10 Gen. Ben. Butler.
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The Court Of Appeals.

ALBANT, Saturday, Jan. II, 1888.
The Court Of Appeals has adjourned to Tuesday at
IL o'clock. . -
Day csl-ndsr for Tuesday Jan. 2Nos o. IS. 20 u, a.
ID 10. III md ~.
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"Brooklyn's Poor.n

THE BROOKLYN ASSOCIATION FOR IMPROVING
7, Mh. h.s1sl as
policy aud sup' experience BE-. 10 e
Bsooly.' NOS: .:. ss %. s.d 1'1 80
~ s.iins:: Or Il Storm thread :s I'd
to is psinsip...hA Association seek. 90. the worthy
p: but ,:' BGs' "ss sns :S1s 70 -
To ii. suddenly bsrss,sd neiadins the families o. o.. p
S; .a .. I'd sI s 20;
fOr the future To shou:snd. Of sucn e proved zoe WIZ
Nay ns such "a Association jaHy claim 81 every cts.
r.cosuou .oA support as the .%osss Of Tie ety.
coa 20 the suffer in beaase brcotye
her .ccI:d,,sd "a M q s%I sS,
hi. as.. and opusn. city, nothing .h.n twiss h., q:
is demanded through u.s. IS well BY ne catnens e.n s
R.e.vs Kindly then, The brother Who The love Of -
Mss.s snd s0ns from house to house osA
your '' Sps = ssss ~ fR if' Association
Guo,s. HALL, No scoart:,.
C..b B.r..ow. No. ~ s.nd...t.
+. c. Fsnnins No. ~ Henry-h
Horace Is. Cisfin No. Al PIerfepont-st- To-.
4 Low; corner Mon,.s. .., and ,pi.H'P'nssf
nIscuIIvx cG sr.,..S.; 4.l<..a.
john J. s,udwei, No. "a Monros-pl.c&
Arthur W. Ben.ea, No. ia ColumSas~e
Richard p. Buck No: IS Livins,tonss
Reuben w Ropes No. ll2 Joralsmsu-sG r.
Henry Messenger, No. ~ Willowst
stephen CIowsI. No. s.s Ful.en.t i'.
TKHAkuRBR.
Henry Rowland, No IS whiowH lomcs' Ne. "rsse
Clip, N. " " .... I'D,
kgCoRDIS9 sKCRErARr Il
JOSEPH =. Paine No. l+2 Oxlord-st
coKREsroNpfyG sycRErARr And GENIAL AoHni
The Rev Samuel Bayiiss No. ~ Couftst, Wsahingsm
Budding Room No. 6. first story
COMMITTEE
gsr.t Wmd-EdwuYd 4. Bowen Gordon L. Ford. Gee. q
pseeoud WSd-D.T Lsverch Richard s. Wlliams Abs.
In.lee NJ L. Byrn, Edward Gray. ..
Third ward-A D. whesoct. A. A. Lewis A. Fitssera'A
j. B. Hutchinson. Alfred H. Porter
Fourth wsrd-E. Kiorley, joel Brown, George ki'saa
r. ID. Mason, William rot a..
Hendrckson James DsRevere a.,
Sixth WArd-Rsv. Samuel Bsyhss A. L. BALDWIN, j. W
Rpsr James Morgan. Ch1es h. Psrsons - 80.
Seventh WsraJohn Rhodes 3. II. Turner, Charles hoi&
Elb,h Wsrd-h 4. Fletcher. Joseph Coffin ". H. Wo
nsns. ire A. Ki.nbal janice shsrkey.
Ninth Ws1d-J Carson BIevoor lsasc Brinkernou' 'sns
M Phelps Wiliism Gutter James Lewis 70 ,,-,L,.
Tenth Wnd-Jopa C1s,c c. 4, Smia, George H. N'soe~
g. A Sawyer William T. Doubleday. ,,,,, ~
MuehIsors Charles ). Messenger VIM Edseli-
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The Nevm.scotian Outward Hound.

PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. IL 1868.
The Nova Scotian sailed at 9 o'clock iast evening
with 40 passengers and $4,000 in specie, GU
Canadian account
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Arrival OF the ~. George nj Portland

POKTLANT, Jdn TO, ItO9'
The steamship St. George, from Glasgow, Bath
and Greenock, 3lst ult, arrived here to-day with ~
passengers Her cargo is mostly for New York, Tor
which port she will sail tomorrow.
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Diseases q de Eye, bar,
aad Air-PassaSes.

Dr. LroHrrILL on b consulted daily until .. n.
.. hs residence, No. u 81. MSt'sPses
Psisn,s viii not be reostvod except durss The regular
ONCE houn unless In sases VI sms'gsaoy q ~ special a.
rsnsssut Parties residing q distance are hereby In
formed that psoua examination h rsqasiss In svsy oa's
before appropriate treatment can be Instituted.
Dr. LI0HTHILLs recent wori, ~ PopulG Tsessiss -
Ds.fnss-Ih Csusss and Prevention may bs obtained Of
Carleton Pubshss No ll3 Broadway. any respectable
Bsokssliss Prios 81.
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CATARRH CURED.

FROM the Rev. r. r. Russell Lynn, hass
have been much troubled with Catsrrh Of the worst type
for some twenty year.. II gradually grew worse, producing
cough and hoarssns destroying the Of small and
breaking down my general health to such degree to COM
pol INC to resign my ps.oss and suspend public speaking
made dsent Of tho usual remedies such a. 'nud' Of
different kinds nitrate Of silver rwatsr. oh,esr and inha
a,On bu, without any very sAusary effects Last summsr
heard Of Dr. Lshths suecssso mode OF treating Ca,arrh
visited him. and put myself under ii, treatment. began
immediately to improve end this improvement. has on
to the ps.en, tus Ny sstah has gradually melted away
my cough has disappeared voice has become natural and
j AN once able preach the blcsscd Gospel Let me
advise oil troubled with catarrhal difficulties TO sppy to Dr.
IAsh.hln. +. L. RUSSELL.
Lynn, Mssa, Feb. !, 1861
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MAR RE ID.

Saturday. Jan II, by the Rev
Dubois. Philippe o. Sane' Pn''s TO henr's" A"Ai o0'n
ftLis city. |
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N"eo"' Obce No. l9s Broadway.
ad,prd 10 all kinds Of Door, Ostss &C. ana nou uss
ths 0oyrrnn cnt aud many Banks. Hotels ana insNS
NC M Civ They can BE- the doors OF the NsS
ca.,om House or .. tho Ohcs Of the company NO. ~
broadSay.
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For
NEWBIRN AND PORT ROYAL
rr,C .nlNS EXPRESS COMPANY

For
NEWBIRN AND PORT ROYAL
riiE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
.;.,.h ,h,r uert Express 10 the sbovenamed points -
or about Jan Do ,.,...,,
SSnc.,. wishns engage for freight en- the Cen
psny ne" MARY SANFORD
81, do 40 on application office, No 80 Broadway
o ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
Iudia. rubber Gloves cure Chapped hsnds, SsN
Rhru ETC. them smooth aud white. aud are suaoie
r all kinds Of homework FOR sale By the trade generally
G0ODYEARS l. r. GLOVE MFG Co.,
No. 203 Broadway
Rubber Goods Of every description wholesale and rstas
INDIA-RUBBER JEwELRY.
To Capitalists aud Pepcr.nakers:-rhs, vndsB'
sgped Committee sppoia'ed by and acting for hE ADJ
ISOLATED PRESS In the City Of New-fork WA recsvs
PROPOSALS Tor the supply Of tho whole or any part o.
lbs OF PAPER per week for i've years from tie lo
OF January thereafter a. the necessary ~
rsngements con DO perfsctsd)
Sun Ofice cor. Nsuan aud Fulton So
SAMUEL SINCLAIR.
Tribuns Office, Nassau and spruce W.
skates! skates!! skates!!I I'M.
We have ADDED TO our esaDtshmen, saIesroon aS.I
TAlLlNG SKATES only. where we offer o.
very complete assortment for men. women anu sN"~'
PATTERSON BROTHERS.
Importers Of Hardware;
Illustrated prce list furnished on application;
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M x':s IS: e 5 dSsSi isss s5G9sD csA .E
PAY EvkkIHo ia al e lssa Asa.::: .t y d'S;:ssS
Highland S.r1: ,,. "a a.. m'ss Il; .: so's:sS .s
.ss.os 81 IL pieces M Ds.d Has L.sdss JED: P:cssss,
esq will preside. Tctets Is eents Dosu opsa osssE
Exercises 70 commence .. u oeloet.
3: s. 5ssE' % isVsa's
~; sis;f SiSsSss IN '.'' 1
Dr., J. II. Schenck,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
WIN vi't NETWORK CITY, Prof.s'iens'iy svssy fCnc.
:,ssr sss. .sAa: q NAB: :S:Ss
Ills nameross pssuts and III afflicted win Ce:snr Cssa
70 :. & Kim tSes q !. as
only q bis rosns No. % Bsadst
Or. Sterilns,s Arbresia l. .timula.iss ely e:
uses o. ,ot, S.tks Nd Herbs: VIII cure 81 dsss,cs
prevent. the Il. from falling GU: or nos turning psnstars
'''' '''''' " to "' cs :s.ff re- I;9t
s ssss' ;es nA: ;s =:
short shin and rapidly falling o. had tried nsay hss
&: ", s:. ss; a. 81:
20 c .s and Sy and ss;, ~: f. e; nd 'sss :sAs: 2
FIJI ssu sSr.s :sey 70 sSs ". Of q srEhLaTS ~
s:;s;! s =: .s .s d, 81, 81:
H. N PARKER, csuui:si.n;s 4 p,.a..
Blu, o.. in BIO. eeu..i... two s, CITY Fa s s ::
Dr. II H. sTERLIN0, sole Propristor No. go Brssawsy.
Sold By Drussi'sA
Hostctter,s stomach Bitsers.-Cspmsa $3.50 -
hs unsss the stomach is kept Ia good ~oros Srd: ~
sos Be- vigorous sud hssSy No.hne dseovssa
III &c; ;:s
TERs Dy.psP.s a.ulencs oppression :ns. :..ins s:s
Ar. r. few days BY tho use Of this ess
heslthiui OF all simusnts No one however eeols nes9
fear H. for contains Gery Ingredient Il excss sehe
.ss energy Of the digestive po.s nay - L:o 3:
y,...s ~ S' ne aS i"1 sofa y Il Tss
Gists.
Mournins Rarrins. and Pins. nsw syi's. 's.ss
low q. two. three hve and a1 dols.' iss :
No. AIS Bfosdwsy
On. door below 0.a.la.
90 Wafche. .ed JeweIryo v.
70, all. .0 or ALL DESoh dEo. c. ALIEN.
No. Ais Broadway. on: door bslow C:asss-
Moarr sew W sssfs. Chains.
Som: o" Three Dollar. -Four pss" F'Is ns;S ~
Blk D'N@f' No ais Broadway. one door below csnai,A
A Secret that Every Married Wema. shs.lf
Know.-lOclo,e di.y eso,. :ad stamped suys!sps' e
S oi .iItE AZ JENNINGS snpi: and sh-sS
Wendell Phillips
AMEN TO The II = PROCLAMATION"
wEDAAfEs ia SEVEN sassrs s;;r. J.aa.i,
Doors open It y, lecture at 8 O'Clock.
Te.s' e: hal. no: the p.'fSI g cent? ts' ::s C.
.ey' No. III Na,'suss, and Anti Slavery ''' No. - S''A
few ael.. to tn. platform old only at the Anslsvsu
Office No ~ Beekmau-sI) 80 cents.
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NEW TESTIMONIALS.

NEW TESTIMONIALS.
No. II DErsr.. Nsw.YoRK. jan ., le61
Da T. B. LyaurnILL-Dsav Sir: Il d With tho kndsst
tse, toward YOU and hoping 10 do service to
who afflicted that forward the inclossd document TO you
To wAo~ nay sonos,n personally acquainted with
the which attended Dr. Lghhs treatment In case
Of discharge from The ear and chronic inflammation Of the
thros and would Be pleased TO give further information on
application ..
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Nc. 40 wArnRsr., NHw.YoRK, jane S, 1862
Dr. Lixhlhl has succeeded In completely restoring my
hearing which sekousy impaired although previous to
applying TO him treated By several physicians without
the lsss, benefit, Any further information should be
pleased to render application to It my residence No.
l73 ?dt BroOiyn Z. d. or al my place Of Business No.
TO WsersL WIN. II. WArEhbohi'
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MvrporoIirAN HOTEL, NEW'loHh' APIH ], IotF'
I,.ls much pleasure 10 te,tying to the profess
I'm .,hibit,d by you In your trestment OF case OF
,oesmusOn Of the thrOa, and ear with which have
h.., afflicted Upon coming under your charge was
relieved and speedily cured OF most aggravated
ocpt which several physicians had previously sought
IN vain to mitigate
AL AIN somewhat Of stranger IN % city woul state
that you are 1t liberty to substsntre my statements II
necessary by reference to relatives, Mr. A v. Stout
Pedent Of the Shoe and Leather bank OF and TO
Mr. Everett Clapp Of tho Western Transportation Company,
No. Cosntes Slip.
With much esteem / an Sir. your obedient servant,
FRED NJ. HANKS
To Dr. LghthilI. No. "a St. Mark'Splacs, N. Y.
~ Further references to parties OF the hiu'" tsspes
LuiiY reading Lsts and tlsewLsLN On AYDIS st.oa.
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INSTITUTION 1oR DnAS AND DUE. Y. Jan. 1859
Of DR.. Mshthi who has relieved from . troublesome
deafness brought on b. cold shall be harry 70
answer any inqsss made BY persons seeking information At
my address shove
ROBERT Give, Beokksspsr
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Nxw-YoxK. July 20, 1862
Ihoeby certify tina. have suffered during many 's'''
from trouble In hearing 1t last became sh'' N''
and tho other 80 bad % reuier conversation 's'
applied to Dr. Lishthnl OF No "a g. f'piAee "H0'
bo finn, and r,bou, pain restored to me the use OF my
s,,. 20 tina. can now bear perfectly well
J. DISCO, No. i's East 2ad-a.
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Wendell Phillipg
will say
" AMEN TO THE PROCLAMATION

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Jsnusry H.
Doors open Il Z lecture at O'Clock
Tickets 10 the hail. not the PLATFORM % cents fos az -
MiI.ers No. s29 srosdwsyi A. Dsvise Co.S No TsCer
seys No. III NaassuI and Anti Slavery sos, No. - Bsshr
msnst - .
few tickets the platform (sod only G the Antissvs1
Office No ~ Beekman-sI) 80 eenta
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Mourning EARRINGS and Pins, new stytss sens -
low e. tive, three 6vs. aud elk dollars ses, q
q. c. ALIENS
No. AIS Bsosdwsy.
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DALI JouRxAL OYrcx Newark Dec. H. 1882.
Dr. LIsHrHILL; am happy to testify to the complete
suoce Of your treatment in my Of long standing die
charge from the ears caused by scarlet fever and very dis
agreeable and annoying The Inflammation In threat has
also entirely disappeared
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DA LsHrHiLLDsay Sir: taks pleasure In tsstifyns 10
the remarkable skill aud judgment you displayed In the case
Of my daughter who had been partially DEAF accompanied by
discharge from the ears, since early infancy, and is now
thanks to your treatment able to hear well any one.
while her ears are free from the discharge Although 1t is
nearly two Year, since shc has been under your care her
hearing remains good and her sound the day she
len you. o. 8. HOLLY.