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The Portland daily press., 1863-02-28
FOREIGN PORTS.

AT Hong Hong Dec 3lst. ship Independence. for
Melbourne. ldg; EFF Mason. Luce, and Jack Frost,
Emery. nne; brig Nankin, Crosby, do.
AT Macao Dec 81. ship Eureka, Cutter for n fork,
ldg At sl5 per ton.
don. disg; sch Jeddie. Reed. unc.
Ar at Rio Jsnero Dec 81, sch Kate Sargent, West
Boston for Honolulu.
Sid Dec IS. ship sarah March. Showers. st Thomas
in ballast: 5th Erie. rreble for Callao.
Ar at ST Thomas 18th ult. sch Harper. Coombs I'm
Barbados land sailed 18th for Bird lsiandl: Goth
brig Timothy Field. Royal Trinidad; I'D, Balloon
erant, Frankfort; 18th. ship Majestic. Neweomb, I'm
New York for Hasrc.
10 por, s0lh uli ships Majestic. in distress; Globe
Baker laid up; brigs Timothy Field, seeking; X G
Wright unc; sch BALLOON. unc.
AT Mayaguez l2th inst, brig Southern Belle, Mar
lPer City of Washington. at New York;
Sailed from Liverpool 9Th. Hampden. Mcdonald.
Cid Tth. Gov Langdon. Stone. Boston; Pleades.
Yates, New Orleans. sth, Susan q Owens. Norton,
Caao. 1.-THE q l. and 5 & . remained in the river ON
In the river iotn. Mary o'Brien vesper for osllao
Ar at London 9th inst. sarah Metcaif Bell, from
I.ld Iitb' Rochamboau Snow, st John NIB.
En-, outwards 9th. viaffanca. Anderson. for New
York
waitsl Caao see belowl
sailed from iiull 7ih. Addison Gilbert. Cook, for
Ar a. cardiff 9Th. Louisa Hatch Grant. Havre
sid 6th VIM Libby Bishop New York; Jno VIM
throp Motion. 81 Jago; 18th, Congress. Drinkwater,
Alden: Wandering jew, smart, do; Anglo Saxon,
Pennell Leghorn; Harriet Spaulding. Wallace, for
Santiago de Cuba; 9Th Rutland. Ingraham. Ceylon
Ar at Aberdeen 9Th, Mary Robinson. McCleave, FIN
Ar al Glasgow 9Th. Astrea. Nichols, Pisagua-
Sid It'll. Col LedyaTd. Walls. kurrachi G.
Ar at Dublin sth, Statesman, Merrill. 81 John NIB
Ar at queenstown 9th. Escort. Fuller, Maulmsin.
Ar at Batavia Dee 81. Rainbow. Kelley. Boston.
Passed Anjier Dec %, War Hawk, Simmons, from
Manila Tor Queenstown.
Ar at Genoa 9Th inst. Aura. Lindsey, I'm Messina;
New Empire, Brooks. and Wayery, small, do.
Ar at Lanxarotte sth uit Executive Gorham, from
Bangor.
Al al Cadiz Sd inst Manhattan. Harding. FIN New
York.
Ar ID inst Ganges, johnson. New York: s II Wat
erman Elliot do: Sd, Manhattan. Harding. do.
Sid 10Th Danvilie. Soule for Messina; 30th, Rosa
mond Pickett. Neavtas.
The c j kershaw, Nichols, from Ibrail for Leith,
put into Lerwick Feb {, very ieaky. and with pumps
choked loss of sails. ont of provisions, and a man
lost overheard; was twice driven OF from the port
by severe gales. She has been surveyed and recon-
mended to discharge cargo part OF IT being damaged
by heat.
The ship Sebastian Cabot. arrived at Shields Feb !,
and the chief officer in command tBurfonl reports,
Dec sd Capt Watts jumped overheard, supposed in
q nit of insanity. and was drowned
on the 9th owing 10 squall when leaving the North
cumberland dock in the river, and had to discharge
portion OF her cargo of coal to get of Her cargo
was reshipped, when she proceeded.
SPOKEN.
Nov s. of Staten Land ship Ivanhoe. Barclay, finn
Liverpool for Callao.
Pearl, keazer, from Liverpool for Boston.
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IMPORTS.


Matanzas-Brig Curtis-295 hhds molasses. 80
lcs do. to Isaac Emery; bbls do, master.
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gg- The second article In relation to a Dry
Dock in Portland, will appear on Monday.
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DIS. J. CLAwsos KELLEY and ii. l.. DAVIS
Medical Office, No 22si Congress street. up same
flight with DIR. johnson, Dentist-only place in Port
land where DIR. kgLLkY's genuine medicines can be
had. Adciee free upon all diseases.
jan21 d3aw& wtf32
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sY-Consumption and Catarrh, and all diseases OF
the Throat and Lungs, successfully treatedby INA
LArlos. Bye. MoRsr, NJ. D..
auls 50 cod Corner Smith and Congress SITS.
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DESrrsrRY.-Dr JOSIAH HEALD, No Al Con
gress Street, first door east of LIST Parish Church
Portland. Me. aug7dly
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PORTLAND oBsERvAroRY.-rhe year for signaliz-
ing vessels at the Portland Observatory expired Jan
lst 1858. Ship owners and merchants will be called
upon to renew their subscription.
feb20 dtmehl ENOCH MOODY.
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PORTLAND CITY DIRECTORY,
JUST PUBLISHED. FOR SALE By
b A L f. Y &c NOYE
So & So Exchange Street.
fph4--lw
BLACKsMITHING
HORSE-SHOEING.

SCALE OF PnIcEs-we the undersigned. Black
smiths and Shoers. do agree to and hold ourselves
bound by the following scale Of prices for work
For new shoes per SET Observation-Disclosures
Toeing and setting per set. ............. rs
Sharpening and setting. ............... 81
ht-stttfhgs- ru4
." Bar shoes per pair. Us
:" SNOWFALL shoes per set,................. 500
BEsJAsIs STEVENS. 81 Congress 81.
j. II. kknP, % PrebIe ST.
EBES TRUE. % Portland st.
WIN. HATCH. 81
GKoRoE FoGe, % Lime 81. ..
J. G. HARMON, 100 Fore 81.
THOMAS SHAW. Franklin ST.
STAPLES CHAMBKRLAIs. 173 Cont st.
JAMES l.. SEARS, 253 Commercial IT.
DAVID Youse. 2.1
CoBB NoyEs, l79
JAMES W. FUTILE, 81 Fore st.
SUMNER LIBBY cor. Portland Grove Sfs
T. *. JACK Co. 20 Federal st.
JosHuA MosEs. Libby's Corner
Portland, fe6 q, 1863 1wd fshzS
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DIR. T. p. QUIMBY. would give notice that he ha
returnedto Portland, and can be found at his Room
No. ID INTERNATIONAL HOUSE. Tuesday, August
l2th, where he will attend to all wishing TO consul
him.
First Examination at Office. ..............S2 5000
Each subsequent sitting at Office ............. so
City Patients, hrst Examination at residence, 90
Each subsequentvisit at residence, .......... 100
August Is, Is62-tf
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For Sale.

For Sale.
THE good Sch. vorAsrx. well found
d.lI In sails and rigging, &c She has good
AE anchors and a good boat, carr4Vs L 20
HlAAr tons-was reitted last fall aud nut In
--,4- good condition for business. She Is per-
fectly sound aud will be sold low. For terirs aud
further in formation address
WIN. A. FERNALD.
New Bedford, Feb. Is, 1868. feb2l DIV
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rg-If YOU are in want of any kind of PRINTING
call at the Daily Press Office. tt
The Portland daily press., 1863-02-28

rg-CARps and BILL HEADS neatly printed
at this office. II
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ALL READY!
Spring Style Silk Hats!

AtHARRIs'. opposite the Postosrce.
Eg-IIats MADE TO FIT by the conformateur.
feb2l-4w Is ed
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Dll; ID.

R.CKSTFn-fn South Bergen n T.. on ffiiy. Oct IT,
Clsrle. &. BsctsseT. aged 81 yesrs and 10 months
Tho relatives and friends Of the family invited 10 arna
the n.rs from his late residence. High street. Sou Der
gen, Oh Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
HOWF-On Tucaday iOct 1852 a; Raracnss South Seas
snd exemplary patience the Rev. William Howe Tor many
years faithful sboriou. ard devoted Agent Of ,hs Lon
don Missionary Society in Tahiti aud Miner oi the be'he'
Chapel Papeete departed This NE aged e years. lr %h
his sydney New South airs seaich oi hrs'n'
The memory Of the just Is blessed
lungs. Mr.. John {. Lloyd. In the sah year Of hi. age
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invited
49,, ,ne tuncral from his hate resIrnce No " r,t
T,tSabi,d s,rr-,, Monday morning 10Th inst o. !.
O'Clock.
N~cpEA-In the -!.- On grd.v Oo. u -; Z:
aged o. years q.
Tho relative. and friends afe respectfully invited 20 serd
the funeral from hi. hate rcsd~nce NO 70 West Seventeenth
street sunday. Oct q. o. u O'Clock
NcCABE On Friday Oct ~ Dcnui. mcCahe, asrd years
The relatives and friends o tie fsmy respuiy invited
seventy frs, street Sunday s O'Clock M ls
remains viii be taken TO Cypress liis Cemetery for inter
nsnt
NTT-On Thursdsy Oct n Gcorr- Tor younscs, 'on Of
fuIman L and Kate W. Mutt. ssed year and days
Tho friends and Acquaintance. th. family invited TO
attend the funeral Sunday ococh o the iehicHoe
OF his parents No. rs schefuefhorn street bfooflyn
STRkETOn Friday. Oct - william Street In tho 's'h
year of bic sxe
TIE remain. viii be taken Pou htcepe Tor niefnsni
TOWN-In Chnrss'on. =. &, on sundsy Auf oSd
Town Company d. l0oth Regiment n. \ D. Nos prisoner
Of var fron wounds received while accommodating with
Capt, Psvnr on tho night ~ Aug ssvd ls yen' and 10
months formerly from LicLhed, IL b., recently from
O.san, tstt1sus.s County. N i lie seasrs w" e.o
o children to mourn his loss-
Liiohhcid IN H. papers please copy
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mARRIED,

BRADLEY-KENsETT--O Tuesday evening Oct ~ by
the Rev. l. r. Smith d. d.. Edward BIaal,y I" NeM TO-
to Sarah Elizabeth second daughter Tlom,s hcnso Of
Baltimore
BURDFTT-LAHDER-On ThuTsisv, Oct a. n The ho,nr
Of the bride BY the Rev Thomas s, JIcob buidr',
and Henriea L. youngest dsus shier OF T. d. Lanhc r'q'
all Of this city
GOSSLER--ROOSA-A Nidiletown Ofsnsr County " \,
on Wednesdsv Oct ~ ia3 ~ The Re-, David Il. attic. Mr.
l. l.. Gos.lrr OF Ncuicrk. 10 Mis- Dele Heard .rcond
daughter Of Charles Il. Roo,a of Midt ctoHn No cards
PETERS-FLAGLER-At BeeLmsn. New York on Thur
day Oct, z? by the Rev H. v. Meade of fofunge. John
Pc,ers Of Fi.hk formerly ~ York City to Mis-. ms
ths II. fsglsr daughter OF Gilbert fasff' eS' ~ '"e
formcr p.A
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BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUslC-Riehard Ill.
IRVING HALf--Tnomas's Matinee.
ACADEMY OF MUSlC-lone.
NlBLO'S GARDEN-Gamea.
WALLACk'S TuEATER-Rosedale. or the Rife Ball
WINTER GARDEN-The Russian ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
in the DARK.
OLYMPIC THEATER-Poca hontss-My Preserver.
HARNUMS MUSEUM-Moving Wax Figures, Python.
Giant Boy &C. at all hours the Marvellous Ghost Marietta
Or The Warning of Death and the Ballet Psntomime u
3 and ZIP.
PARK THkATER (Brookiyn)-Senous famiy-hesuar
Fun. - - -
Anian
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Trnvelers' Guide,

70 Albany. BY Hudson r. r.. 90 Wsrens.....7. 10
m, and 81 s. and 10Y Sunday. 5:22
10 Albany. by Harlem X X. etth-st and +th l0t -
20 Boston by New. London line Pier &c. n. r.,
Stonins.on line, Pier Is, n, H. and Fsll River
line Pier D. n r., daily ,sanday eIcep,ed)..... p
TO Boston by New Haven RR-. via Springfield
z7ths; and g M. 12i y and p.
10 Boston by New. Haven RR 9Th st. and 9TH.
sv Shore Line. ........2! and p. IN. Sunday
~ Buffalo. BY Ene RR.. foot OF Chamber
and 10 snd p.
To Isip Fire Island and other resorts Long
Island. by L. l. Railroad from James Sip and
foot OF 3tthsI =. .R..............ss m. and = p
TO Phiiadelphis by New.Jersey Railroad foot Of
Courtlsnds,. u 10 : D. a. II. p. sunday :. p
To Philadelphia by Camden a4d AniDoy Railroad
Pier 70 N X. foot Of BaTcavst. %
TO Washing Ston by New jersey kk.. T. 10 rl, I'm
and u aud M p. IN, foot Sunday, Il
70 the West BY Central Railroad OF New-Je.ssy
foot .. CourtsI,dte aud I i2 m.....and p.
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON CONCERT.-The Cen
trail Park Commissioners announce that there will bt
music at tho Central Park on the Mall. to-day. at 81
p IN. by the Central Park Band, under the Leadership
Of H. B. Dodworth If the weather is fine. The follow
ing is the programme:
Central Park March..................H b. Dodworsh
Overture " La Baysdere"... ..... ...........Auber
Song. Kathleen MavouIneen." .............C Crouch
Chsrivsri Pot Pourr ..iismm
II.
March Trump. Bilse
Aria and Final " La Juive. 'ihley
Larghetto from Symphonic No. in D'...bee'hovon
PART Ill.
GrersoD's Raid March. ...........''''.'''''.pownm
Melsnse from Saanells......... .''..''''',. psie
katy Did folke.
Wilhelm sbad Season GailoP. 'heHer
National Pot Fourrt
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Mails Close at the Po.t.Omee.

For Great Britain and the Continent by siesner
Bremen via Southamp,Ou saturday OF. 24..... iol
oueen.,own saturday Oct, ,2l................. 10,
urdsy Oct. m
md Columbia, Saturday, Oct 2i....'............ n
Por California &C. daily Sunday excepted overland
IA 81 Joseph Mo.................si and 2! p
Nortb-A Albany Buffalo and u and y
Nerth and West wsy Mail .......".,,,,n,,";s sp N
Wseteln n msn sts .'e noioen - D. N AZ
southern And cou.& = estern MaiL.3 m. u and 10
Eastern Mail h............:..........3 a. m and 81
Nov Bedford Newport and all lRver............ p m
The Long Island Mail closes 1T q IN. and I D. IN
Sunday Mails-Op Sunday all mails close at lkp m
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Unien Stnte Nominations.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
CUAUNCEY NJ. DEPEW.
FOR COMPTROLLER.
LUCIUS ROBINSON.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
JOHN COCHRANE.
FOR STATE TREASURER.
GEORGE w. SCHUYLER.
FOR STATE FNGTNEER
WILLIAM B. TAYLOR.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER.
BENJAMIN r.. BRUCE.
FOR INSPECTOR or STATE PRISONS.
JAMES X. BATES.
FOR JUDGE or THE COURT or APPEALS.
HENRY IL. SELDEN.
UNION STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
No. y TRSirr BUILDINGS
New York, Seps. IA, 1919.
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IMPORTANT FROM JAPAN.
REPORTED DEFEAT OF The BRITISH FLEET.

SAN FRANCISCO Thursday, Oct % 1853.
An arrival at Victoria brings dates from
Esgssaki. Japan Of the eth Of August. 1t is re-
ported that Of the japanese Damos had severely
repulsed the British fleet. No particulars received.
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BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF Musrc--BoorH As

RICHARD IIL-This evening the citizens OF Brooklyn
are to have the privilege of witnessing Mr. j. Wilkes
Booth as Richard III and Mrs. Julia Bennett Barrow
ss Queen Elizabeth. supported by talented company.
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TO ARRIVE.
Union Nfcetin -.

The Union State Committee has made lhe
following appointments Of meetings;
SATURDAY Oct. "a
y6S HkyEi s6RSff ASt # na
CORNING The The HON HON. + GAMis a. BRG;s Of Ohio
(1'he Hon. HENRY !: RAYMOND
Al'''' fa' S1 FkSSk Hss \ 4A1ISR lIarSfS q Penn
Tss FNl GS s cL1Y sMf Of 9Ii1A KY
TrSM~TS. TrDHS-fi Hon WM A. HOWARD Of Mich.
LirrIx FALn-PATRiCK CORBETT
fss' ssuSikn fFSK a1lfsx s;csPr sfss
w.a'.-u H:s ;3 S5iEy q, z Ss: %. ''
C1ioA- Col E. b. GIBBS Of T-nn
K,sn..-Hss K,,:..ss johs fHEETSSp 4 MSspSo6a e On
Hon Hon EfMls FdsAkk sAfEts q COMM Name
or,rxn BA.-o.' PhREtro,NSI Q, ys, yso,o,,o
K,cu.osD- c@si Co a ) MATHTws Of Baltimore.
gxsEvA-Ex.Oov. RANDALL Of Wis
RILL.n foIsI,R.y =. III 1 j. Is '.si,an sl'srno0n
irLToN-OEO. l.. MAYSA.D
MONDAY, os'; aSavs e. LANE os Ina
s.uroa. KTSsT T0sTEh cAea o caaS '"'
El.- H.: h:s rs j snnitas < ssiaas 4 %% Ss; H.,
so..Hos Hi ASS$1 S s.
wA1'srovs fSTaick SoRDErr.
A..su- h.s i.s esakst eSak =. ESQ s'Seasm an" N.Y.
&S b5sss SnGk f. $.S"so e! ssns
Chou. Join ID ~ e ,ohSES ., q Penn.
TKoS - Hoo. LEWIS BAKKE Of Maine.
L1os.-GL0 saul rs sts'j.,iui'ss j5iis r HooEBooM
sGSs.a.fib ssss.s. fi... bAxikL ,: TYLER Of Conn.
WssS" si-t,st HEoEMAsS In;,,i AasSpnrw Of Mass.
CVr,xm. CO. . MATTHEWS of Baltimore.
sIAsrIIrLrs-s.. G. W49pMAH nrpGaA " ., W s0''0H
sAooEsrss- (nss. y. y. BRUCE
PRssLx-0EO. L. MAINLAND.
Ts:.f.. ys:,; k.,s. .tnsp.nY. ~
CuvsxAcs- ass jcHN c. NEwKiRK
orssrrosr- h tosESx sHEsWSNvP os ves.b. T, us,
B.Vs'-'es- a. b. |. cE2sI EGsISos%y IN = u
Yoxxsxs-Judss fRi;IP sRAskB Of Florida
TvzSOAY Ot a.
hAlL''os Sra iics. \. < FOSTER of Conn.
nxv.xr VALET SO. z, CHANDLER ot M,eb; &
assEx ESoHs ~ ON.
HA.o.s~Hon. afNSY wiLsoS u Mas, svsuios
EonInviIs.C.L = + S:hhs q T.sn.
I.s..- g.: }e5u11shAJtsx 1sAtxs xssotsAs 3! s.l. IF Ind
ce,... r.n }oHs }os. sSassS5s s,sahAs e. Ohio
Ss,:ssU:.fsMiGa6 :css:"soa G6RsSl9 M sanaWoob sir..
Bseoxlss He. hacs EiHWis i';ii BARKER :sH.is:. ''
iEIOsy ~ q. kUsLE;
o.oseAsA vAi.iy-Hssif ~, Hssif6rnar! q slAA '''''
ss:..r"s., ss.. WA SS12V Sa2SEsss L.. :. '''''
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Business Notices.

ROGERS a. RAYM0SDs
CiRCrLlR yor fAIL AND WIsrxa iSJ-<
Determined make i. long cs'ahtsh-d House the great
iSrKkSATIoskL tLorniso Dnro1 -,
OF Amsrcs. of the principal. hss recently vsre the
Fashorabr Cities ard Ccncrs OF furops Tor
the purpose of selecting all the
SyvgsT OooDs ASD LATEST STILLS
for pre.sut sud ensuing seasons. and the
isxESsy AsD NaHiEp STOCK
now ready il complete eptome Of all The
Latest DEy.s AID hvsiSKss fouioh't
both Il i0,si IN sud domestic ofigiil
PHICys INFLOW AvgHAor.
from the hgrrcs ei'acld 10 hf sf6'cs
g kos. isl, ~ aud rs FULTON al.
''"i'' no. IA rrosd~Hy.
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Deafness, Impaired Slight.
NOISES IN THE HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT.
CHRONIC CATARRH,
CATARRH OF THE TYMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, OBSTRUCTION OF THR
EUSTACHIAN TUBE,
CURED,
CROSS EYE STRAIGHTENED IN ONE
MINUTE.
and ersry disease Of the Eye and Ear requiring either medical
~sursical aid, attendcdso
by
DIR. Won EISENBERG.
Author Of Suyeli and Practical Ob.ervsions the Dis
eases of the Ear. with his Mode Of Trestment"
NO SI8 BROADWAY. NEAR ELEvENTH-sr.
AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY.
READ.

HAsLtN. July ~, IB5J
have been deaf for twenty h'e years, and Dr. Won
Eenbcrr h,. operated both my without tho slightest
pain did not believe such thing could be done now
h-a well and fee my head clear which did not Tor the a
twenty years. tn. derrri,y and .tl with which the opers
,ion wa, performed evnces th. hghc.. practical ability
hear perfectly Il Is month since the opsrsion
md continue 10 feel a. well
WILLIAM LIDDLE,
IIarem is6,h-.,.. between "a and ID ass
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Special Notice..
s~cond Lecture.
LADIks ONLY.
Mr. II. u. oSlzAny. NJ d
o. III.
upnnkItk ATHEkft

bHODhItk ATnfNf.l
SATURDAY a. u y a. Adrl.son $ c-'is .
Nh. 0ifAnY a.i.iai y ,he Lads. O nfooliyn g., ~,
VI, luse r,hn"d and 1's,sas. 81 .s, -, 81, @ al =.
WITH Witch they l.,"nsd TO ihs ecis'. .i
a,ue announcing ~. h~t second and P'fa' .a'' Lee
co.ai,s,s. :. rcsiqnee corner Of Y.e, and iiaa
ton si.. brootiyn
Union County Con,rniion.-1hs thiOh COZ III
CONk FNTlOs ~ii meet nlon lifsi iuaitei. ~; ''
Broadway THIS ,sa,uri.yl k'tNIAo, o. - Il oe'es
'D''''''' ''''''' ROsEnf BEATTY. Chairman.
GEon1s .: coAcHsos soere,.r.ea
JAnka L. iiAsTf.
po.,-Oo,c~ No,ic~.-Th, M,i. f,r GREAT BRITAIN
.nd THk cosIirLaT 80 soo lliAariVr, ~ 100, ~ "hL
MN ps7 p,y ,,,ss'r nRtnn 49,, CITY 1Y sALfiWoRf
vii 1o. ., mi. once Os SATURDAY he ssh d,y y o,'o
i"~.. s,.iIo.. AID y 10 a ~ s,.iiou' .d D 4 H
'''''''- L '"' . = 49, xBEAH wAKTa,s. r.M
Iniou No,nInatios.
tco,p,,s portion. Of tie yIII,h ISth aad XVII w.rl.
.sSi1s,s5 sSr NAH, :, I,r A,isnsslM A;pSslM
Of the With Wnd
rNI5s "s"'%o.: s"S1"nros
FOR SENATOR
SIXTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Ninth Yin~cn,h si.ieen,h. and Eighteenth w,d')
WM LAINII,IEK. Jk.,
Hesdqu.rtef. Aor place No 'iBoai~sy COT A''of pare
Unauimou. Union Nomination ,.,,v
FOR MfnBEh Ol ASH ,...,,
IXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT slhIffNIH "AhD
SAMUEL &. REED.
UunnI,nous Union Nomination for senator,
Win ssn,,cri.l Di.irct-Xih. xlAth AAh. AA'', and
ANlld NaIds
CORNELIUS a. RUNKLE.
Rcprcsenlniivo Denoc rncy;-A a meeting Of ,hi. n
Friday evening. al their hesdgraftfs, Us
made on Thur.dsy evening rahed except
tho.s Of Gideon Tucse for Surrogate aud Of Theodore r.
Tonlin.on for Recorder These nominations ~rrr recon
dered and Isaac Dayton was oi s'Io
. ,nI JoLn r. Holman for Me- order Nm Il. Rankin de-
n,d The nomination for Supervisor The same was socpt
ed tLcTrupon Henry Smith uominstrd In his pacr
DAVID WOOD, Chairman pfotcui
e. e.: E: ss::s; $:S:ii..', %ss:i Secretaries
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Ovrncn ,rs- COAL EIREs. AND KNOx's FAIL

OvYRCOATS, COAL FIRES, AND kNO4s FAIL
HArs-sn ale equsy appreciated jn' now but the kHor
production deserving Of special word Of connrndson on
account Of i, .upcror beauty and excellence All those OF
taste wear the KNOX Those who wish to obisn the rep
.on Of being .o have only male promp, purchase at
Kyoxs corner of Broadway and F1l'ons,
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INV YORK., July II, IHZ
This certihcs that my mother has been Tor some time
Afflicted with partial deafness suffering from pain and rum
bling noises In the head together with other indications OF
total loss OF hearing DR. Won Eenbers removed from her
ears great quantity Of matter together with coagulsird blood
relieving her aud all ~hou, pain II with
grateful thanks ,ha. give TIL, testimony to his skill
CARROLD j. POST, No. ~ South st.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24

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New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24

No IA ALlas ,r. Nx~yosK. pch. =. 1859.
Ihsv- been completely deaf one ear and partially 80 In
the o,h-t for above seventeen ye.. with d.aseble d'
ch.5r, from both ear. combined with continual rumbns
noi.e in the hoai Tor which have been trra,ed BY most
.un-n, practitioner iu the city without the slightest relief
consul,sJ Dr. Won Ei,cnbers bat mus, canddy say that
had no faith IA h success WHEN did is Therefore due
10 Dr. Won Hi.cnb.rs,o ainowledse that entirely cured
,o,urod for lin such an unvaed reputation As have had
an oppouny Of conpan, hi. mode Of treatment, with that
Of Others, can truly tha, 1t !. not only superior but
IN. prncpe. which dircc. his mode OF restoring the hearing
-. II, INV opinion certain JOHN TAYLOR.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24

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New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24
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