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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-12
NEW TESTIMONIALS.

NEW TESTIMONIALS.
No IL DzYsr., NETWORK. Jan. 2, 1862
DREB LrearBILL--Dsdy Sir II Is with the kindest
feeling. toward you and hoping do service to one
who is afflicted tina. forward ncosed document to you
To paon it may am personally acquainted with
the success which attended Dr. Lgthps treatment in case
Of discharge from the aud chronic inflammation OF the
throat and would DO pleased to give further information on
application. r,
INSTITUTION yoR DEA AsDDuxB. N. Y, Jan. 1862
have pleasure in teyins skill and kind attention
Of Dr. Ligh,hill who has relieved from troublesome
deafness brought by cold shall be happy to
answer any inquiries made by persons seeking information at
my address as above.
ROBERT Give, Bookkeeper
placed my wife under the Of Dr. Lishtbi for deal
nest in one ear of nearly three years standing accompanied
by constant noises happy state that her hearing Is
now entirely restored and the noises removed Those resd
Ing in NswYork who DESTROYS Of further information may
apply to my brother inaw, Captain WIN Edwards at No.
IS East 3ih who acquainted with the circumstances Of
the ,.o,, ,,o,-rry
Newburgh, No. 70 Gtsnd.s,., Dec. %, 1862.
have been suffering for some time with noise in my
head and deafness Having applied to Dr. Lish'h have
great pleasure IN saying that he has completely relieved me
90 tina, now can hear as well ever, aud not troubled
with the nslse In my head
may also mention that young man named Henry Laws
staying with me- w,s also afflicted in similar manner and
DR.. Ligh,hin wa, equally successful ia his case
JOHN MURDOCH, No. 49, Fulton.s.
Brooklyn. Jan. 2, 1883.
Tb. nav certify that having afflicted during the year
1896 with and almos, tota Deafness aud having tined
tho ordnsy medical and surgical aid uadeT the care oil those
esteemed . eminent practitioners Twas induced ., last to put
the care ofDr L. b. Lizh,hh His esmens wa
brief and ,cee Iva. completely restored and the cure
I. apparently permanent have all confidence in Dr. Us
all aud integrity the diseases he makes 'peciaie'
JAMES cRUIKsHANK. Ii. D..
! Editor New.YorS Teacher
! Albany, Oct ]. 1867.
]
DIR. LrGHrniLL: happy to testify to the ceA" g,
success of your ,rsa,men IN my Of lon standing di
charge nom the ears caused BY 500 Gvsr and very dl
,sreeable and annoying r.. inflammation IN MY throat la
also entirely di'spr.ared
! J. w scHoCH. LarsI Editor.
No. q FlFrH-sr, NBwYoaK, June IS. 1862.
DE L,ogrlfl-bsay Sir. ais uls.sar. In tetifyiug
tie remarkable skill and udsmen. you dspiyed IN the cas-
OF nay daughter who had been partially deaf accompanied b.
discharge from the since early infancy aud IS
thanks to your treatment able to hear well any
while her free from the discharge Although is
naEy years since she has been under he
hearing good aid her sound the day s
/ left you. o. 8. HOLLY
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A Meeting Of the Fifth Ward Republican As

sOciatian wb o- held tt, the Fifth ard oei on MIN
DAY EVENING, Jan 49, 1908 Il oclos TO elees One
lo the ensuing year Punctual ateud,nc, requested BA
order. NATHAN KINGSLEY, fTe.dcnI.
, Wa HgsRg BAILEY, Seepstny.
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General society OF Mechanics aud IRA desmen
oil the city OF Newly ork.-rhe nnnui meeting Of she

Society the election officers fot ensuing VII pr
held nt Ne chanits Hall No ~ Broadway, TuESDAi
next the lSth inst O'clock m. Tn, po viii be closed
At O'Clock p m MN. VAN NORDEN secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-12

DAILY JOURNAL oYrIcE. Newark Dec u, 1867
IN Li"h'"'L'' ""' "'f'' - '' .rte
success of your treatment, In my case Of lon standing dis
charge nom the ears caused BY 500 fave, and very d
'sreeabe and annoying Ts inflammation in my throat has
also entirely d'spr>,ared
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-12
Business Notlres.

Mrs. WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP for chill
dren tsehs only relieves ths child from pain but invE
CRATES the stomach and bowels coecs acidy, and gives
tone and yigor to tho whole system % cent. bottle
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INSTITUTION DEA AsDDUxB, N. Y, Jan. 1862
have pleasure in teyins the skill and kind attention
Of Dr. Lighthill who has relieved me from troublesome
deafness brought by cold shall be happy to
answer any inquiries made by persons seeking information at
my address as above.
ROBERT Give, Bookkeeper
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Skntes! skate, skate

U.,,.J states Excise NOtice.-No,ice T. hsggsS3
svea Isdias DOING business X, X M TsS Fn
I 81 r;sb Vnri OF Inc City Of Newiork thai ~
A..esmeut Rolls will in aecOId1ncs with shs pTS,'soo'
The Ssciou Is OF the act to provide Internal hsvenus
S.en dsys ron Inc date hereof Sundays e1eeptee snc
for the i've days next ensuing appeals VIII be tsgeyed
re,s,iSe to any erroneous or excessive ypaon Al sppss
, be ia writing aud specify tbs psftcisf cause astt
81 bs ,.as p c5euc sasy or error com.nsd
Wv fitnREC VAN WICK, Assessor 4,h Disthsl
Dated at No 63 frSuslins th oth aay o. ssnusy To-,
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Wendell Phillips

Will SPEAK
I. AT THE COOPER INSTITUTE,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. 81. 80
Particulars hereafter &
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A Democratic Conservative Newspapsrin
the City Of New York.
The NEW YORK WEEKLY ARGUS
To Restore the Union and Maintain
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For several years the Democratic and Conserve.
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The undersigned, from their connection with
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GENERAL OFFICE,
Pittsburgh, Fl. Wayne IL Chicago
Railway Company.

Pittsburgh, May LIST, 1862
NOTICE.-rhe Pittsburgh. Fort WAYNE aud
Chicago Railway Company, having received
proper Legal conveyance of the Rail Road, from
Pittsburgh to Chicago, with all its appendices
real. personal and mixed. late the property Of the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail Road
Company. now assumes the control and manage
ment Of said Road and property.
All persons employed nor about said Road
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Uaawsd BY influence and unbought b. gain"
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-04
Gen. nuater NJ new orleans.

~ Oftt1nts
Several days ago. the eastern papers
contained vague hint about the traus-
fer OF portion of Gen Hunters army
from South Carolina to New Orleans.
We learn that this movement has actual
ly been made. Letters have been. re-
ceived in this city from Admiral Poucr's
feet. stating that Gen. Hunter, with the
whole Of his South Carolina army, and
the Monitor gopboats l. tsiy at Port Roy
al, has arrived at New Orleans, md
placed himself under command of Gen.
Banks. aom aa
This rransfer of forces means some.
thing. 1t means. either the reinforce
ment Of Gen. Grant. or an attack on Mo.
bie-most probably the latter. We
shall not be surprised 10 learn that the
Monitors are hsmmcring at Fort Morgan,
the principal defense OF Mobile Larhor,
and .bat land force has been disem.
barked to advances upon the city. The
attack ought 70 have been made simulta-
neously with Grants attack on Vicks-
burg, as il would have prevented the
rebels from drawing troops from Mobile
70 reinforce Vieksburg.-[Sain Louis
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-04

- AaAsnDssp0sN,
The feeling Of the pssce-.1itors to-
ward the army wss strihingly displayed
at the meeting Of sympsthizers with VAL
landigham in New York ION the Goth of
May. The attention of the soldiers is
particularly requested to the following re-
port Of the opening sp, sch Of the rotor.
eus Csp4- Rynde.. .<eate
"Capt. Isaiah Rypders caused great
laughter by..commeocing his speech " Mr
Chairman and fellow .liege subjects OF
King Abraham the First.' lie expressed
surprise at being permitted to speak, hav-
lag heard that ths police intended TO break
up the meeting, aud said that 10 these
days of arbitrary ssresfs and snppfessien
Of nesspsPew. it required great courses
70 stand up and brave the bayonets Of the
ninions Of the Admin istr ration the men
Who ran away at Fredericksburg [Ap-
plAssc.1 j vas m inisfnsi degrsdsli0 d
to America, enough to make the cheek o,
every nan Jingle with shame, that Gen
Burns,del should have dared 10 invade
the sacred rights OF the people ia arrest
ing VAilAadixham.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-04

On Monday night Of last week man
named Athiey, living about three miles
from Fairmount. was called out by two
mem who Represented that they had been
sent BY Major Marsh T. secure his attend
anee ~ a witness before the military com.
mission in session at Eairmoant. He ief,
with them. A discharge of firearms wa
heard soon after, md 90 the following ds,
bis remains we're found about midway be-
tween his residence and Fairmount, hi,
head having been literally blown off BY
the murderous discharge Of the deadly
weapons. Who the parties we're concern.
ed 10 the deed, OF whst the ,notive, seems
involved in mystsry.-lCa Press, Of
the 2Sth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-04

EI The Rev, Henry Ward Beecher,
who sailed for Europe on Saturday, has
"A'Parting Word" in last weeks Inde-
pendent. .Hs says: ss .sse. N
''Vhere's arc many reasons which sadden
ones departure from his native country
II the present time. The cloud OF war
yet hangs dark and heavy ever the land
The questions beyond the war are likely
Is bS Only second 10 the war itself in pro.
tooad excitements. All the taith. cour-
age, and fidelity which Christian princi-
PIC and paisiotie fssvor ean give viii be
required 70 carry the country safely
through. But the summer will be given
sp -.iliassy .epsss4isss--ss. lsas.- -is-A.l
tho iaao.nos |sdas.r.si. Sa sas0aa q
WaseiAe Aa1 l lGAAk1lSSie,he y
year We can sdord , fsy .m0Aths for rest
and invigoration It is during the heats ol
sumnSr and if BY snoh ! Z ysaeasioa, I
shall be fitted for the conflict or the n.
ture, it will take away many regrets .,
leaving, and beguile the way with tho
grateful fsssisg that l am still repariug
to serve my scous,ry' 9. ..'5.'