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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-26
FROM PANAMA.
The Civil War in New-Grenada-rriu
Of tho Liberals.


PANAMA, Jan. H. 1863.
The steamers Champion and America, which
smiled together Tor Asplnwall. IN company WIN mo
convoy Augusta on the 9h INST, took up the latest
South and Central American news.
The Ariel arrived on tie iOih. alter an unusuhIly
quick passage. 81, ,
hence for San Francisco with the parsengere
brough. out by America on the lJth.
By the STEAMER Au,e, from Guayaluil and Buena-
ventura we have the important Intelligence NAT
the civil war is at al end in New.GrenGda for the
present she Conservative leader, Canal, having SUBJ
mitted TO the Liberals, under Maquera, con
yention favorable to both parties icing sigped.
The only result Of this war has been bloodahed,
distress AID misery and the country is worse OH now
than AT rs initiation.
lesys TO-DAY Tor Carthagena, this State being too
Uoor o. sustain them, aud not having any further
need of ibeir services
Tie STATE Convention Will probably close is ses-
sion Tomorrow, after tedious slttuS III wnica III
lie or nothing has been done. Among o;hor thinSs
INV hive Dassed a law levyinC heavy duties on
20 acco and spifts which Will probably lead to trou-
be Persons refusing to pay these du 90 are to BE-
depnyed besides the cOnsctOn IL their pfopeiy, Oh
the power 10 cue In the law courts the gh 10 MAKE
wills or the privilege TO effect M" written hgrrt-
ment or transfer and their signatures van not re
acknowledged as OF any value--a funny ID" cer-
n q Panama Railroad Company's brig Bogota
which pat into Bingson disabled reached Aspli pm
wall on tho lth Her damage will be about S%,lOo.
The steamer Sasdin, from Liverpooi VIA "es
Indies and Carthagena, reached Aspinwsll on the
l4th inst. Hi.
Nothing permanent has been done toward building
up Aspinwal yot, and it still presents miserable
appearances. O. Nh. D. Nv
An engineer has been sent from st. Thomas 20 eH-
anime the West India Mail steamer Avon, recently
wrecked at Aspinwall lie says he can get her oil
tho reef and take her to St. Thomas but at cost OF
eos 900, 10 che will probably be sold at auction >.
The railroad company has completed splendid
Qridiron at the Islands 10 the Buy OF Panama. some
three miIes from the city. IL is neat, eredtaoie
work and will be of incalcuable value. Their
steamer ron), the Salvador, has just boen on IT, and
bad thorough cleaning. "
The Summer weather which set in tue day before
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SAN iHASciso0, ffldaN Jah. - iN,'
In the California Legitlstare tonight, the ias'
ballot for United States Senator resulted as follows;
sargent ...............1 Brown '''''''''''.'
Adjourned till Tuesday, the 9TH inst.
sAS FRAScisco. Saturday, Jan -. 100
A recent report OF tie Board Of Underw rilers
shows thai the Losses to the shipping engaged IN The
Goa wise and foreign trade during the past year
amount to Fix aud a half millions Of dolais-an
extraordinary exccss over former years
The OF position Moses aylor l. advertised
Ia leave Tor Panama on the llth OF March
The Legislature OF Washington Territory has
passed an act furnishing persons refusing to receive
iIepal tender notes" at par, by imposlng hne OF
from $500 TO 81 900. and imprisonment for six
months.
The telegraph poles are all set from The northern
border Of California 10 Vancouver, Washington
Territory and the wires will be placed Oh the polls
III less than three months.
Trade Is depressed. Sales Of goo tuns OF Cum
berland coal here and on the way, vt decline from
last quotations. Candies Sales ], 900 boxes at ioi
Ql9c. per pound.
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know. New.Mex;co and Arizona are for the time
being lost TO u.s. and that the state Of disaection In

being ost TO u.s. and that the state Of disaiection IN
Tennessee and Mississippi growing out OF the ap-
pointment Of incompetent officers and the iancied
neglect of that country by the Confederate Govern
ment--not from any lack of iervor in the causel
which President Davs's visit wasintended 10 beii Is
likely to revive under the depressing inhnence %
Bragg's retreat and his continuance Ia comuianu
add all this 10 the foregoing and 1t Will DC seen 'ua
the Yankees have much to encourage the.n "a tno
prosecution of the war; and We not h1so " eA'-''
serious approximations as TO the future. -, T,
The remedy for this state OF tDihRb 70 So. 20
lies in the extension and rigid enforceherr Vi wa"
law 10 which we owe our saNa'iOt' W. .Iuo'
bring out the cOnscipts anu uInn'" - J, ~
this is DONE the chapter OF 1n Mory Of tse hat
tlaS H. ,to, region has been sufficiently uniform TO
- . oomolnsIop which sball not be oAarGeabio
with The vices of hasty generalzalon' III mas nov
han so much for a want of brains as for want OF
ar hat " q have been compelled 10 lose the nuts
~ 80 of the best fighting That has been done IN
tbis war. At Donelson, at Shiloh, at Perry vile,
nd at MurfreesbOro the story has been always the
same - victories, achieved against great odds,
snatched away by overwhelming re-eniorcemenis 10
the enemy.
AS the past has been 90 will the future be, unless
something is done, aud that speedily, to Gil up the
shattered ranks of our armies IN the West. EXemp-
tons must he diminished. The system Of details
must be adopted. Young men must not be permitted
to evGGe their duty by Shipping into sale places
OOmpAledut IItDub lnubJ tuIH a. uchl w 'hN4i
entrea,ies. Able-bodied men must not be allowed
TO stay at home on the pretext of attending to
twenty negroes. Here in Virginia there are, In
many places, contiguous plantations, numbering IN
the aggregate hundreds Of slaves, without solitary
white man LEFT to guard them. The gentle authority
of ladie. has been found amply sufficient te control
the obedent African population.
With the first opening OF Spring comes the last
tremendous shock Of this war. Many OF the Yankee
troops are nine months men. Mors enlisted Tor
two years, their time expiring in May next. Up to
that time they will be available, and we may be very
sure that all the fighting that can possibly be gotten
out of them will be bad before they are allowed to
go home. They outnumber us two to one. There Is
limit to the endurance of the brave men at Tula-
homa Granada.and Vicksburg. They must be sus-
tanned, strengthened, reinforced If within the neat
two months We do not add seventy-hve or hundred
thousand men 20 our forces in tho SOnth-West we
snail come to grief. five do add them, we are safe
beyond peradventure, and next Summer will Wit
ness the final triumph of our arms.
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An Exhibition Drill OF the lst Regiment of Am.
day evening large aud select audience Of our mos. promi
,nt citizen. were In attendance Tho exhibition Of Ibis
peculiar drill fully net the expectations Of those in
tsro.ed in the Of Systematic means Of relief to
ek md disabled sodles In the fold Col Henry r. Fooie
who Ia. charge Of the organization OF th. important re
ent nsde happy opening address setting forth The history
n m. movement uauguraed months since 20 intro
duce such cory, in the army and MASKING he welcome state
mont that bill for thu purpo,e had already passed tho hi
tAry Committees OF CoaEess, and wonid be introduced
within few days.
The principal object Of the exhibition, explained by the
Colonel as to dabu,e the public mind Of the idea hat tho
sanitary ,oldois merely hospital Attendant and use
less for any other duty than that Of caring for the sos aud
wounded The exhibition. therefore, principally OF Il
military nature. and In this respect mos. decided
success
opgbly csiructd IN the Of arms and the gentlemen
bov,d mach proficiency In the progressive instruction 70
.guired by foeufs. owing TO the nOnBflNa 81 polot
Ia time the dG peculiar TO ambulance service
= a, nore..ady much euftged but what wa FlY'n VA
noys interesting aud pfaetics and gave sea' W
on cJac,ian Of the ge1foInescs. mpromp,n meeting
wa called tAr purpose Of eIpfong The "n 'p'n %
those rf,,en-ucn. Hsll presiding Charles loud cd az
ns 5scfeafJ-And this following IeioIuhoH' one'" anu
adopted. .,,,, IA, ,f ,,
officers OF Let Regiment Amoulahec and Sanitary ioop
vote unanimously ther ihcaou At tho ON Al a
efficiency Of the part OF corps now enlisted, thsy
ch ma organization l. necessity aud that u
the army and they hope Inst the corps WIN un
extended aud Increased Until II IL made part oil the army VI
th. Union. And win this belief they -,
RIp. Tpa, COPY of the expression OF opinion be cor
tilted by Chairman this meeting and bd uantlen 70
the President, the Secretary oil war; ana 'h' 'u
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Christmas, CONTINUES most deh8htfuI, accompanied
by strong north b!eezes
The u. s. chip Lancaster WILL il is said, sail in q
day or two for Valparaiso, leaving the sloop st.
Msrys in the port. The Sr ship Tartar 10 also here
Business is rather better, and will improve rapidly
now that peace il declared ia the Republic, unless
we have another revolution. American gold has
declined from its standard value of Afr. TO 3, and
difficult 10 FELL at that.
The Constitution, from San Francisco, arrived at
5 o'clock this evening.
The French fleet were anchored off Acapuleo on
Sh inst, and the L. g. steamer Saranac entered that
port the same evening
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Department OF the East-scnbonrd Eor'i-
lcaiiOus-Gen. WoOI's Orders.

Gen. Wool left this city for Albany on the
O'Clock tram on Saturday afternoon, 10 have an in
teryiew with Gov. Seymour in relation TO the sea-
board fortfcations Of this State. Ar soon al lie re-
turns he will personally inspect all the fortiheatons
in the neighborhood Of this city.
The headquarters of Gen. Woods Department are
located at No. IA Beecaer street. The General eX-
poets 10 visit Boston in few days, to inspect the
Notifications thereabou. Col. Roome, and other
officers of the 37th Regiment, have invited Gen.
Woo. and Staff to d dinner, TO be gwen at the 81.
Nicholas Hotel on Thursday next
HxADorAETKRs DBPARTsENr OF THT EAsr}
NRw.YoRx CITY Jsn 90 1863.
GEEERAL ORDERS No. S.-Hereafier all troops
u,,efe iuto the service of the United States, arriving In
thi. ,tv fotn several recUi.ug depot al convses
ceus whether going coming nom Their respective
regiments and troops arriving from the SOUTH Tor The par
pose Of being OF tbs service OF thc United
States viii be ported BTevet bfisOeD Harvey BTown
'uch the Interests Of The service may isgans
G. T. CnKIS1KSsES Major and Aid. dc. { amp.
Actg Asst AdjtGenert.
oaciaI: De Win CLiSros. ABIDE Camp.
HgApQuAIrEKs DgFAErNESr % THB FAtT.
NEW YoHK CRY. Jan u 1853
CvsERAL ORDERS No. l0.--lhe lieadq uarters OF
the Department located At No 81 Dseesef sheet In this
XII official oonmunict,ions viii be directed to tie Aetrs
Nv caa,'asy5 Of Ma Gen. WOOL.
{. T. CAKIslKssRs MAJOR aud Aid ds camp,
Acts Ash AdytOenelA
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DEAFNESS.
Diseases Of tho Eye. Ear.
and Air-Passages.

Dr. LrGHTarLL can be consulted dsily until p. m.
Al hi, rssidsucs. No. "a St. Marks place
Patients will not be received except during the regular
Office hours unless Ia Of emergency or By special ar
ranxemen. Partie. residing at distance are hereby In
formed that personal examination is requisite In every case
before appropriate he,r,ent csn be Instituted
Dr. LIGHTHILLS recent work, "A Popular rrss,iss on
DsafnssIts C,uses and Prevention may DO obtained OF
Carleton Publisher No 4l3 Broadway OF any respectable
Bookseller. Price 81.
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Tho r,ah IndInn. TO be Chnsfised.

oAIT LAkE tlTl, jan - I5oJ'
An expedition Of cavalry and infantry, with TWO
hoUitzcfs. under command Of Col. Connor, started
north TO-DAY 70 cbasse the Indiana 600 Snakesl in
trenched At Bear River with rifle pits, 200 miles to
the northwari They have recently become out
rnpeous. numbering the Beaver Head miners and
bidding defiance to tho soldiers.
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The Cn.e Of Chnrles Lewin.

TREsTOs. N j., Jan. Is, 1883
The argument for the postponenent of the trial Of
Charles LOWS FOR tho murder OF james ROwand, Of
PrucetosSn, heard on saturday Tho trial WIS
postponed to Monday, February .. The Court will
examine into tie motion to mitigate the vgor Of his
confinement. This case exctes great deal Of at-
ieutlOn
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MAREgE ID.

CHAPPELT.-HILDIETH-At Eigin, H. on Wednesday,
jan a. u tao Congregational Church, Il. C. Chspps
Of Gan francisco CAL mls Bell youngesi dsughser OF
Paul Hildreth esq, Of Boloit. Wis.
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NEW TESTIMONIALS.

No. II DKY.sT., NEwYoRK Jan. ., 1859.
Dr. K. B. LIaHrHrLL-Dsor Sy: II Is with the kindest
feelings toward you and hoping to do service to some one
who afflicted that forward the Enclosed document to you
To ohOm may am personally scquainte with
the success which attended Dr. Lghthi treatment In case
Of discharge from, tho ear aud chronis Inflammation Of the
thfOs aud would DO pleased give further information on
application
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MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for chill
den tes,hiuz only relieves the child from pain but inve
tho stomach and bowels coecs acidy, and gives
and yigor % the whole system IS cent? bottle.
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IysruUrios rae DpA AND DUMB. N. Y, jan T. 1852
have pleasure In .estying .he skill kind attention
Of Dr. Ligh.hi. who has relieved from troublesome
deafness brought by cold shall be happy to
any nqarss made by persons seeking information
my address a. above.
ROBERT Give, Bookkespsr.
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CATARRH CURED.

cATARRH CURED.
From tho Rev. T. r. Russell, Lynn, Mas
have been much troubled with Catsrrh Of the wor tyre
for some twenty years II gradually worse, producing
cough and hoarsene, destroying the sense Of smell aud
breaking down my seuer, health 70 such degree Is to COM
pei ms to resign my psoEae and suspend public speaking
made dsen. use Of the usual remsdies such SHUTS OF
different Giud. nitrate OF silver twater oVesar and nhs'
lson but without any very ,sluary effects Last Summer
hard Of Dr. Lvhths successful mode Of treating Catah
visited him and put myself under his treatment began
to improve aud thi. improvement has gone on
to the present tune y cstarrh has gradually melted away
my cough ha. disappeared voice has become natural snd
Am once more able to preach the blessed Gospel Let me
,,,e Al, troubled with catarrhal difficulties. apply to Dr.
Li.hthil T. IL hUsoIL"'
Lynn, Mass, Feb l. 1863.
No 40 WArKR.sr.. Nkw-YoRx. June 5. 1862.
mr. Lsh,bil ha, succeeded In completely restoring my
b..,ip, which was seriously impaired, although previous to
applyns to him wss treated By several physicians wsAo"
the least benefit Any further information should DC
pleased 10 render application TO my residence NO
T9 2I. Brooklyn E. D. At my place Of business NO.
40 WsIeTU VIM H. "AfEho'"-
NEw.YosK, July ~, l~~
thereby certify that | have suffered during many '''''
from trouble in hearing at last became
and ,bs other 90 Dad A. to render conversation WY
applied to Dr. Lshthil of No. "a st. M's'p'ce' "h' ''
snort timo and without pain. rs'tofeu '" ' ''' " ~
a.. ,b., 1 can now hear perfectly we'll
j. DISCO No 1873 East s'd's
,,..o,,r,s HorsL NHw-YoRx, April |, lss2
,k. much pleasure 10 te,tifying to the PROBES.
,uI exhibited by you In your treatment Of case OF
49, ,umstion Of the throat and ear with which hsve
80 hen afflicted Upon coming under your charge was
relieved and speedily cured Of most aggravated
nlsiu, which several physicians had previously sought
IN vain to mitigate
am somewhat Of stranger in th pity would state
that you are at liberty to sabstanate Wy statements
Necessary by reference to my relatives Mt. A. " Stout
President of the Shoe and Leather Bank Of New York and
s Everett Clspp Of the Western Transportation Company
No. | Cosntes Slip.
with much esteem sm, Sir. your obediens servant,
FRED. NJ. HANKS.
To Dr. Ligb.hui, No "a St. Mark'.-placs N. Y.
~ Further references to parties OF the hlaae
blI.y residing hsrs aud slsowhsSs gu application
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Busliiess Noilres.

READER, you can nave an enduring, always
ready, and reliable Com Pm exactly adapted to your hand
and style Of writing which will do your whiting 7S'Hyah''p
or than Steel Pens lfyou wan; IT. call on A. MORTON NO "
lsden.lAn.. or incose stamp for circular.
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Special Notltes.
Mercantile Library Association.
TIE LOST ARTS,

Mercantile, Library AZ Associa'i"n.
WENDELL PHILLIPS.
At the Cooper Institute,
MONDAY EVENING, Feb. ?, a. O'Clock
Republican Central Comuiiitce..A ,Peei'l meet meet,
Ing Of This Committee Will be held On " WEDNESDAY, EVEN
NO Jan ~ iss2 at u GS2rk at hosd3gss' sG,5 Of
ALBERT NJ PALHES Secretaries.
E,shteenth Ward Republican Aasociation.--
Tue GUAR outhy meeting OF tho Association vii De held
at tue rooms ~ NE Ce9t,s e2n'i au
23d't on TUESDAY E'ENN0 TIE 's,l SsG'A
WV Dnrs~oso Secretary
The Rev. w, II. Mnburn.-os MONDAY EVEN.
40 January e. a. O'ciors the Roy w. IL mlLbt hN'
ths eloquent Blind Preacher will dcvor lecture before re
baptit Church the Rev DR. Glossl 2hst. near oth a'
suSisrt: John OF Antioch" Tickets - cents May be
had At tho DOR on tho 'vsainG oriocinr'.
Lecture.-rh, Rev. GEOGGE c. ARNOLD Of Phis-
De phia sill deliver lecture ~ the Most 25th - IT, = Ghnrcn
t,h 0ud 5tbays, N. " 7i Gcoc' TO.Noitlio"
EVENING 2l.h INST, Tor tho benefit Of church IA . q
neigh5Onng city subject: II, Scotch aud 5cetc'n III
America" Tickets 9Se each, lo' sale at the door
BIeeckcr-sr. Unlvcrsaiisl sunday school EA-
hibtlon.-Inc T"oaiy ai1n Exhibition o. th' nonoo'
'ps',t.. on M EsDAY EVETNG. 9Th inst, commencing
At ! O'Clock Tickets Of admission 2oc cLidrsa lOc-
SO no pofponement on account Of the weather
Rlectro-PsycnoIosy.- BRITrAN & FisKE
w s % 9E Tf si s, ps 1S. aHI Ga%esa
on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, at q o'clock
Patent American Spiral spring butt Hinge.
Once NO. 1876 bIoadruy.
This IL tho only reliable Spring for cloang doofs-it Is
adj pied all kinds OF Doors Gates &C. aud now used oY
the GoyeInmen and many yauhs. Hotel. AID PIiysta pws
ngs Of Til. City. They b. the door. OF tn New
Custom House, OF At the Office Of tho Company NO LOU
Broadway
Indla-Rubber Gloves cure Chappod Hand SAT-
Rheum. masing them smooth aud white eno are
for all kinds OF homework For sale by the usde sohey
GOODYEARS l. H. GLOVE MFu Co.,
No. 205 broadway, Iii.
Rubber Goods Of every description, wholesale anu "'
also ,,,,y
Sknies! Skates!! skafes!!l r., NJ.
We have added TO establishment seestoon 80.
FAILING SKATES only where We onor at IcasonsYie P
q very oomp leso assortment for men. women ana 0ph'
| PATTERSON BROTHERS..
l. Importers of Hardware
| No. u Psrk.row
Illustrated price list furnished on application
Trunses,-" WHITES PATENT LEVER r 5nn,s
wa.rsntsd 10 cure your Rupture. Toe p.ino'ps ue 81
from al o,hor.a lifting prs..ursshi eloaS 'S va va
and see H. GhEoo"h WV
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Irbe United states Tax Law,

NOW READY in q pamphlet Of % pages. on Tue, whits
Beside the BILL which word tor word 10 accorcsnss
p ,hs erana text append TO an Alphabetical keca'
every article TO be taxed BY the law and tbs
sasaut of the to be levied thereon This rendenv1
sorplets and convenient a. Il lie possible tomake IT,
Prics cents postpaid - per 100 II sent ~ expss -
osr loo II by mal. Address THE TRIBUNE, Nsw.Yosk
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jIouraing Earrings and Pins, new styles somo ss
Low a. Two Dollars IAfee Dollars FIVE Doiars, aud ox
Oousr.a 40. =. U. [. ALIENS,
No AIS Broadway,
One door below Csnss
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
The eenatorinI CONGRATULATIONS Losses
Punishment OF Disioynity in Washing-
rou TERRITORY.

SAN FRAScisC0, Friday Jau. y lfi3
In the California LesltlstGre tonight, the lasi
ballot for United States Senator resulted follows;
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From Zolvah smith. Esd, OF Thom ns, W.
IH0AqsoNyILLK. Conn., MAYA 80 low
Nessrs S w Foy.le Co. boston ,,.,,r,p, R.rsAM
9ors, Having used more less OF " I>iahp pAooA,s
on Win CHERRY IN my family, eheeIiu.y peer tesu-
monv to its healing virtues. and have sxeI .as,
- a. eN..cious remedies ~ Gil AnSoons
In The list Of similar specifics. Hssins soa ., az ~
wears never fsi TO recoalHiehd' W my 'e-a$
aud always hnd Il 10 atoTd reieh zOrVAH SMITH ,
Respectfully yoGis. 10 ---~ -
= : .,,,,,,l.ti, olv sxtracs
Dr. Serings Ainbrosin Is sess,, Of iho scsir
o. R9oi, he'd; entirely erAdicaes dandrui piesegS
lie hair from falling out or turning F-'A''0'' 49, "
4, 20 grow thick anu long -,r,c,r1
nut, l. D, ,rt,fy that. shout &c months ago. commenced
t srFR ilNG'S AMBEOSIA. My hair Vas saorl, ~
i s5Iv IN ling oG had tried many hsir TONES u'S-
ors NC " hout receiving any benenk soon sItet " g
he hmtTos 10Y haiE ceased iAnS OUT sua cSnG 49,
90 sra glossy and is i've feet and four inches " eng
Vim y. down reaching the floor This woadsrai tess
s,,r,Irte solely 10 tho OF SiLRLlNG'S AhbhooiA
sar's h,ir MRS. LUCY A. BROWN.
sworn before me this i5th day Of April, 1861
City Hall New.ior1.
Pu. 10 in box containing two bottles. lrce, 81
NJ n ~ Sale prouresor No. ass BroadNay.
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placed my wife under the Of Dr. Lshtbi for deaf
ness in one ear OF nearly three years standing accompanied
by constant noises am happy to state that her hearing Ia
now entirely restored and the noises removed Those redd
ing In Ne1York who are DESTROYS further information may
apply my brother in law. Cspain WIN Edwards at No.
95 3hs who Is seqasnsed with the ccumstances Of
''' FRANCIS GOULDY.
Nsyburrh No y Grand.,.., Dec. o. 1862
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Sod " VfUtYIsIhs
To Let iu Jersey City-HOTEL conssinins W ioss,s
near the ferry sud l road depot part would DC Irnee 20
boarding house. luquire OF BENJAMIN u Ep"h-' Wa
l24 Wash ngtou-st., Jersey City.
Wauied-Three Girls-CooK, ChAMb Ek tl,.
and MAJ ali between 10 and ~. No. 81 Colurois
A.. Brooklyu Best tssilu onials required
f..v.-nn,.rf bsyinr ordered the REMOVAL OF
SOLDIERS nom all the CIVIL hOSPlvALs vac &C.,
Of the ROSE-HILL SOLDIERS, RELlL.r 4, H.
ALTON haye Tor the present. saspen@ec a, a.
yus Hospital They are. howeyet sca,ey sss6ers al
ministerng to sick and wounded soldiers nnonsS.
ae,ire Donations OF food and clothing OK o..
Their depot is in Ward School No u. .h'' A'1 '''
IA wbieh pace contributions may % seh with th,.
i.op aud viii be furnished with desirable
Of the depot OF Kelly los East 3iht LIST Diseetres.
Mrs " wAEAlgS is2 49,, T'sc. "a De'''"'
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