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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-16
Pr EHzEUHT STOVES.


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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-16
COX STOVES.

OF al descriptions and sizes torether with few COAL
STOVES, 10th FOR Cooking and the Parsor. We have
also q large stock OF beautiful
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-16

Corn. Oats and Potatoes
7a,sn IA payment q dc5ts dee this o-dce, 3: the
highest market prices.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-16

Corr. TT.-soS & s-9uv-u, Pa 5 A-tys.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-16

Sick Headaches ara want e sru.,i,.
1S-.tps 90 elders
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16
Ycv.vo,,. Fh.ti,ution for the Es,ind.

Irvipg Hall was filed TO Overlooking last evening
TO yyDe,s tho Annual Exhibition Of the pupils Of tue rev"
York Institution for the Blind After prayer by tue rev M
STRIKER tho band OF tue Institution piayed inc 0o
onieks,sp.p REGULATIONS in geography, history ial'i
,cp,o spellinr resduz end geometry. with miais'"'
,oos sl,s choruse. Gees &C. followed reieons great
credit mon the pupils end tboT teachers The feo"iNg II
lis. Of, me Of the teachers employed in this iu''aon' M
B,beo.k MI Fraze Miss Babcock Mesrs MooIe' murpnY'
Cox Cruheid. Prof. ke.b, Surgeon Logan hii'''' N'
Wright Maore Daily Lcisa.en Ill o,So, n merit.
d 10 bnt K lfom he world Of vision, they are eno9WeS
,ih a superior seuo ci touch taste ana s' - 800
~, - vrr stna, ,iy. forth sweet sounds wheh tuel ~
cuiag talent Tor music Is called INTO aeon i.sss
delicate Of touch wa 1,ea IT, ,o. ran their
,n,l over .hc raised letters on the printed page ana
read with dis,inc; utieTaree s"G Plpe' the
s v Of da knees By which these pupils yer" % ~
49, Coz who works with Instruments itie bs $50 NJ,
there be light" and there i hstt IN ih7 ihin'S VI
They cannot see the earth wish a pie,uies s1say ao
t ~ ma, look through tie pfiuted window OF hVfl
ana imssina,io1 and behold sucb scenes oi &
bear,y Homer AID Milton saw WHEN me eflipf ~ 49,
n, ass.d over their ofbs Il yisio1 JndgI ifon nc
ices II tLr pupil. aud teachers they 90 not la
- I'M as which so frequently eIcltes our yHpe'L5 ~
% tg rrv sre rasy beppy aud cheerful, aud seen
g. enjoy iie os ve thoss do, who have TIE 1As'i
~ yIrs made few remarks respecting The origin Of To,
tatou tts progress snd prcspects when ne egLe'o'ou
de c ud ns1f and o.Io eEe'cis'A were c0HtiLOea ~
s.r s .aeher Of vocal music in the Institution
prs.lei AZ tie piano. he deserves giea c,. ol N
IN bs pupils TO such high standard VI art ifoi Ken 'ihol
80 = ~ a.. ,..a .hoss excellent Duiic excited inahl
courlueu.sfy remarks. The Hon H. o. hanA W, suPe'
fpssdeu, - detained Om tue meeting - lhoI3pV'on'
Prof BrbcacA (i.nd the principal teacher h4a ;-afte
the re, itsiicn, resdi9g'' &c. ,,., ,,.-, q, IN,
door rslly 70 convey the pupils AMI teachers 70 TIC IL
| G,..atlcu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA.

wi RocnE.rsn. MIMI. Nay 10. 1883
AS an old New Yorker and reader OF The TRl1-
UsE, having, after much reflection and WIDE o1seI-
walton resolved to cast my lot honceforth in South
EN- Minnesota, allow me TO give your READERS some
little idea Of the region about me.
Olmeted is lhe second county back from the h's'
sssppi and in the second tier north of tbe southern
boundary of the State. 1t had no existence IN 1851
end in 1860 had a population Of 9 527, and rapidly
increasing gsve for President that year l5is votes io
Lincoln 10 423 or An o,hersoT than three Bepubc1
TO one Of all opposedwhieh will give you Just eenep
lion Of the general intelligence and moral worth Of s c
sens 1t is prairie county, well wstered by Root River
aua rs Tributaries. on which aber-nsnly oih-i' found
aud this Is rapidly growing and dfuiius ef "a the prairie
fires are restricted The soil rich black Mould deep eHd
strong. and produces ebundaHtly.
R3chessr tie county seat 80 miles due west Of nona
lies on tie Zurub5o branch Of Root River ohofoing exec
leut waer power 1t this place. Ioad from tie A's'l'-
spp opposite La Crosse through tie heart Of Tie slate t.
ST. Paul passing through this place. IL already graded and
will soon he 10 operation Rochsser has 1880 10 1000 In
habtants ix religious societies Of different denomination
with pastor settled oversach Il has excellent schools sni
a. academy soon opened Though bat eight
years old the town las fine buildng bridges, Streets
sidewalks, &c, O. many city century old. A.s aud
manufactures are started mechanics OF most knd1 arc
actively a. work yet there fog Tho scenery o
this region lie unsurpassed IN beauty water ' abundant
ana excellent; willie tho health and vigor o. tho P'pola
ton are remarkable, and sgues unknown. havo lived
At the best hotels "a NewYors and better then at tie
house (Co.es where stopping. Ell assured that
tie ether hrssces houses equally coed Wild land EN-
cheap 10 this vicinity but improved farms cheaper oi
those accustomed to clearing There may he
better county somewhere but saw III ard Hs might
expected many ike myself coming n TO settle, and
stages rom III directions come aid 20 well Lled. Yours 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16
Academy Of Music--Aroldo.

Last evening Aroldo was presented Tor the last
time 70 the satisfaction of the hearers For the last
time we learn positively, the season is to stop
with the performance Of Monday night o'nsr" c'
the public might adyantageously hear again the Inc
things in this work. the first act Of which especially
abounds with them. 1t Affords too, scope for hne
acting; and really has had no chance here worth
speaking of-for what is three or four nights per-
formance toward the accurate apprehension OF
new work
To-day at o'clock there will be matinee when
the lone or The Last Days Of Pompeit, with
Mesdames Guerabella, and Sulzer, and NM. MAJ
zoleni. Bellini, and Biachi will be given. On Monday
tie season will close with the same opera.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16

as he could man going journey Of mile DID do Il al
In jump He had 10 get over the ground step by step Just
with President We must not expect him to do all at
The first resolution unanimously passed Tho resOu-
ton in ard to the consumption then taken
Mrs. SPENCE asked (or inormaon) whether they were
willing receive the Conscpion law IS Il wasi Whist did
they think of the $500 clause about substitutes Sons
lovers ~ Spence said lovers not husbant wouiI certain.
Mia STAgToS would accept tie Conscrpton law because
II was neceary-not because was just in all lie provisions
M sPKsoE-f your husbands propose to pay $JOo would
Mrs STAsTos-We shall urge them 10 60 10 the post Of
glory. ,,
yets on The skedaIders to Canads and Europe. s all
the European Con,cpion laws permitted kind Of sub
ution Her idea that ga ne men must 80 TO the war
L1rY-Ifhe men uld give themselve', why not eelyl
Is a Cor scripiion itself cons tent with fleedomf
Miss WILLARD, while believing In certain cases OF eheP
ton liked the Conscd pton because 1t would 'ae Ia e wv
Taa LtDrPWhst kind of solIers would COpperhead'
Mrs LovErAvp-Good sodier. Men who had tho eo1 1T
age they hsve brave public opinion would ake so'J
der, out in the ranks with bsyonets behind them lap
M Cu1Es srgpBrEs of Rochester reported as inorma
lion the mistake lately made in The ~ y jimss .' uo
$500 substitution indemnity was in the d'''en0n VI 'H'
me ressstion was thereupo1 moved by Miss WILLARD
seconded by Mrs STAsTos, sud passed un@niouy O., tho
Mrs WELD thea read an address on ihe bseSuo 80
soldiers. which at the Teques. Of the Business CoII,'e
she had Pre- pared Hereafter, when revised tA'
NJ oyTI.nn honed the sailors would be iucluded In the
adde's They refused 10 alot becaa'e DiacA 'N
Sas going At the same tune. ar, ,,~yovv
After some remarks By Mrs STANTON MIS- A"'H'"A
oAsred for d.cus,ioo what may he called
THE PLATFORM or THE LEAGUE.
PStored Tint our National League IS 70 euuc~'o
IA. a,iou in the tue idea Of Christian Republic
THIS is how the resolve hDb adopted Son"detIoo
prsluafy debate IN which many ldies ined, TOOK pa1e
on dts Of forn and pnsseoosy. Tho resolve as 1t tanos
va. constructed BY Mrs. Ssnton with The exception OIL ''
Gr STANTON explained the Kind Of education reqned 70
tb mon 20 live uhier republic. She believed IN the l1ee
OF true repnblicansm-4n idea nearly every b'iA'1" ~
yet To learn. -, i. ;..,ou If ,ba
VOID =, { h,ssuD The VOID insisted On o. q 10y,
o epuseny intended to break the meeting II sue dil
t IN hr point TIE point conceded and he resolve
OF pl t CTDi pat sed una iinousy. ,, H. 81, I
continent of Treasurer when tho meeting Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16

gsn,I.efs-P.Uortrd ~ Te,trra0l

BuYFro May I5--Iro.H uaitct quiet GHAU-Wheat
du old Acayy two sae- csc reported ou Psate tefs sales
1850 bust % tlc.i 1900 TO- t14c A.J 90. %
OA.s quiet aud less nru. BARLEY l..n hlC quiet NIkKY
dun al iZs. CA.AL Ii-lai4s rcaIyi IT,. On Com sud
Hr. wheat % AcW-AoIA. iMroRr-l1 go bbs Flour.
1000 lusH Nt.-t, 5JofCj L4tu Corn 1900 hush Oats.
EArJTs-iomO b5i.. -Four ottO0 bush. Wheat. lGi 900
bus . CjIu. ID coo bush. Ca.
UsErUo, Nay lj.-tLOJl u elngel Wng,r ~ moderate
demand sslo of 1850 uu. Niacf Rod State @, 40; 500
30. White DO al al co. last Hi-lt ftO1 do Prime Clcaso
spring 20. 1900 Io White Canada Ut IS. Cons
lovori sales 10 900 bual Mixed Illinois ptlyao tors
CASAL FKEiGHrs steady aud unohanged Flour 38c hea,
&c., Corn Nc. 10 Newton iaP0RTs-l7OO0 bush Wheat
1.-Two 10. CoIg. EIgoaIs-2Q,Ot0 buiA. Wheat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16

Frederieis Douglass at ;he Brooklyn As"d-
eniy OF FSWssc.

Frederick Douglass delivered lectu1e TO the
people Of Brooklyn tho Aosdcmy of Music, B Montague
street les, evening Postmaster Lincoln presiding upon the
cc,ign The beagty end tie fashion OF the City Of Churches
r el.cI iu lie ltlitrce with here aad There
coored sdy or color,d gentleman Siding in The assembly
u 70 noasats tie at ct forth By the orator Of tie
eyeuins 'th friend could ST near friend "a easily es The
nader o- The mistress ccul 81, the servant" TIE
utchrf,n Famiy p.T1let souo az Their clolceN seec-
ii M in s,ry ecln tlo most enthusiastic arP.uss.
fr y us'sss aimed FOR bic race or' th- rights granted
b ever ace II human beings BY the Constitution ot the
St.., To de.ied TINT there coulo be found clause
m Tho Immortal document which could lie construed iuto y
Fcs.f ion OF sveEy In .s., said he ct The tine when
20 De- ccusiIeICd wgih place worn ey II
fc Corgnti3u Tho IurD5 OF tic Constitution was %
tnatf liberty 10 the people, 20 estahhh Jsce' and 10
provide Tor tue seaerAl welfare aod 70 coin!A a'onse'
In reference 20 ne eoniac. ol re ls A., n .. we
va A. A los 10 underssud why ptop. who 90 nobly
loved and cherished tho thought q liberty 81 home IN esad
III eued for n on tie ground thst iycoIance always
aim 20 tvarny He denied that there such thing az
was no. eeTIian that could be established Ne
crest VetsOus with whom ~ Nould nos G9'9c'ste on
cir. Tho qacsu N hai " te dhe Win We nero hS
dorc te salvation ana the elevation OF ts nalon IL
the uon saved would be saved toO u was
failure then the black mans Liberty would DC "a ei 21t II
be Wero tul wh-ii hcy gefishedi tlty would 80
down enid tho del H. Of lie ma ION.
lie Wa coming when the prejudice so long atel
30 the iutoreF the white and the blark people Ake In
this country would mel, aid they would 20 uni "a and
happy people, having one common tein ui"ef th o. So
tn,n When tho coJled brigade nov "a process Of i9fma
tiou were Tc ca upon the enemy there would be no sf'
rendering 10 got exchuneed, te people might depend upon
that r. Douglas was frequently appauded IL Ao course
Letter ron de- Franz seel reeolti-r h Inability 70
be ptocnt synpstlizile with Mr Dorsa's and the
in which be engaged, "Ss read Il was received
AZ the co,o OF tie lecture the utchnsous c-,in sang
OF heir cheering aud sourrius sorss, ete- which
he immense audience were dismissed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16
BITIERs

as means sustaining strength and promoting heah il tie
dat hardship exposure and also as safe 'nulsai
for the wounded As private citizens Of the officers
Of volunteers had proved the hygan properties OF the anti
cs and therefore wisely resored It protective ard
remedy wLee their health Is necessarily IN greater peril than
it voald 10 Ia civil life.
Dyspepsia 10 general or go distressing as at this
season Tho appetite IS keeae INDUCED to greater eI'
tent IN the Wiaer other time Of the year. and the
IT, thst functions Of the stomach bowels and
liver e oyer taxed duGns the cold weather and oten IN
relaxed aud partially torpid condition when Spring arrives
NOW therefore ibis I time to brace up the digestive and
,ec,e,iye organs for the Summer campaign with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16

A GENEROUS DOSATIoS.--J. Baxter Uphhm.
~ D. Of Boston has lately made the liberal donation Of 5000
hi trst TO Mrs Cen Foster supply with vine ard other
Injuries the tick and dying soldiers OF the Stanley Hospta
New beni " c. ct present by eght smes OF
Mpr,v Go.a Eeg-YoIk lie has also placed AZ BIS
rose handsome iron railing around tho lttc cemetery
hero tie remsus Of the deecaad soldes VINO were
rnrioa h h. On from Massa3hussts. It quite artistic and
Military in style being imposed OF esunons ard nay eneto
the gateway bearing tho appropriate incfiotoD Dace po
ps.ri. moh Dr. Uphrn has been for tho past year
ofthe Attendant physicians NJ the Hospital wing, ~
TIE cq,e Of Gov. Andrew OF Boston, volunteered tbs ser
v.-es for that space Of time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16
IIOSTETTEG'S BITTERS.

To neglect this pecantlon uair such circumstances 10 to
invite CnRoNic INDIGESTION tie most melancholy and dis
heart.nins OF all complaints.
Asa REMEDY well Preventive this celebrated medic
caa cegls ranks among e me. potent IEepsfaons oil TIE
age bros az Intermittent aud re..en, ieyers prompt
~ and withon, debitsns the patient, and Ia equally eea
clous in disorders of the liver and the bowes For all com.
plants OF the stomach It nearly infabe as anyihns Of
human o ga be oxpeced TO bs and In cases Of general
weakness N il literally WHALING ELIXIR C0nvae'eenss
will find tie safest AID best Isyso and Restorative ever
administered to exhausted humanity It guaranteed 10 DO
absolutely ec from all tho corrosive elements which enter
into the competition Of ordinary d flsive snuans and us
effect upon the yslen ia wonderfully soothing and
quielins.
Let those who wish to insure their health for the suniGes
HOSrETTERS STOMACH BITrERs
as spFirs medicine.
Prepared by
HOSTETTER& SMITH,
PITTSBURGH. PENN
And sold by all Druggists aud Family 0Ieoers
New.Y0rk 0Glce. No. ~ BE0sdwAn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16

Tug ARRESTED PRIZE-FIGHrERs.-At the last
meeting Of tho Board o Chosen Foehoders in Hudson Couu.
~, The follow inc resolution sdopicd:
tei irri That Tie Colr Over AMI Tsrui- sr row "a
session IA this county, b. requested % call Grand Juy.
pery 20 Investigate charges against perssus IN che
County ~ Tor fac aung iu pfzetaht, by AIDING abet
tug. and being present 90 taf same.
Aoout lty oftle lcr0us .ltej among whom lt0 said
10 90 tW policemen, h1yo been admitted 70 Jail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16

GRAND LiRcESY.-Yesterday, officers Comfy aud
Oben Of tho Firs. Precinct crested JAMES German and
John aiiey charge OF grand larceny for stealing rom
M. William 1Ssker, no. Comtaudt street, on the iJh
inst On tsces CT six hanikerehefs the value Of 1905
Ds valued at Sra dozen coms valued 1t and
dozen on. worth S6 Total, $40. The sccused wore
taken before AID Hsu the Tombs Police Court, aud Cor
l.iitod IN default q : Zoo ball each, 20 answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16

ExTINGU1sHNFYT OF CHuRcH DEBr.-A few
days since meeting held in the Central ~ T. Church
Seventh avenue FOX the purpose OF adopting measures Tor
essenng the debt tie church which amounts to about
$4,000 After sp able address nom John c. HaSemsyer.
ESQ abon, 90 was subscribed II expected tina, the
sum will be increased to Sl25O0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16
NEW-yERSEY ITEjEs.

DEATH OF LIrUT. IIowETH.-A teleFrapbic dis.
patch eyed IN jersey City lat urh announcing that
Lieut. John i0wcth, OF Company c. 9th New-Jersey Nolun.
tcrr bad iiei Il tue hospital in Washington. tom wound
rel lent ii Jersey City, where liza als Va! be brought
for ilteTiuen;.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16

THE SUICIDE BY SuooTING.-The inques. on the
body o. IT, Oaud siui through the head Ialrsiy
ing che e, Hoboken road was held a. lcboken yesteT
dsy ieioe Coroner B0hr.edt Tie body identified es
uive beer brewer r. Fst fOWGk. From facts before the
ngur- theio As ioub. tht drceaIcd l bis right
nd e. the ir he committed suicide, and verdict 10 tat
tAtt. Wns rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16

ASSAULT ASD ROBBERY OF ES-JuDGE BIRDsALL.
On Thursday George solcmann Jacob Leebod end cha'
Rosenberg we've arrested or assault and robbery Of e1ndge
Charles T. Birds, "Wednesday night while lie was passing
through Third avenue and i.hl
street The accused were committed to the charges
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16

Their preventive operation simple. Acting directly upon
the stomach and through the stomach upon the liver the
bowels the circulation and the system they imps
toe whole organization Degree OF ygor and elasticity
which en,bes resist tie unhealthy atmospheric iuin'
ences by which many distressing malsdes are produced
and prolonged The great p'ediposng cause Of scSEes s
CoYsrrrrIoyAL and PHTHCAL DEBILITY Disease keacew'
ard sere assas the feeble aud lrns aside om the ropg
And tat, specially true Of tie of disease which pre-
vail at tn breaking Up Of Winter The fret warm days OF
Spring hlw out from the frozen Garth he ele'
ents OF iDuvmsrabe ailments The hiesna which the fross
had hsmetcay sealed up let loose in clouds Of and
Fever aud AgUe 81 Gus Reraen Feyers, indigeatior'
Liyor Complaint Diphtheris Rheanatism, Bilious Cole,
A.hma Coughs Colds Physical AID Mental Depression and
aud fecoe condition OF iii tho vital functions among
the most consequences Of the geab Spos thaw,
which fills the air with holesoule danps. ForVy od
u.nc ayein these prostrsng end destructive ageness.
Eon Plate the system It by resong 10 pure tonic
and stsavo which win bring every organ and hoe Of tho
frame into tie best possible STAKE Tor resisting TIE Tying ar
rows Of desse which ths fog aud winds OF March, April
aud May bear upon their mephiic wing' Remember thai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16
Advertisement
4 GrI EN-nIn lLsI.AY OF SIMMER FASHIONS,

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16
!. RnAnn OLE lIrALTH.

CITY TO BE CLEANED BY THE Board OF HEALTH.
Under direction Of the Board Of Health the CITY Inspector
has gnized large corps Of aud set then atwork upon
the sees cleaning Of which will DO perfected In about
week Action taken in the matter .. the last meeting
Of the Board Of Health purely sanitary measure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16

HUMAN CHARACTER il revealed by Physiology,
PlrenooEy. Physosnomy, Temperament &c ard toe quail
by o.. Is tho person M hc1nh rs he disaassd
fact hat b. can DO bea" defuuds O. much on fbysi
ooFy PhruuocgY. hossrs. fOwLFA hrILs, 40 3ud
HfotdwtT. mako PIivsto i.,a,ors with igil written
Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16

LAST DAY or THE BABY Stow Al BAR
exAibion OF beautiful juvenile humanity c0tes
TO-DAY. Who VIII fn seeing themf Tho Drams. " The
Oh House Home" ana Stefsoplcou, Of and "A o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16
PnINrEns, CoMNrMoRArloN.-The New.YoIk

PRIXTERs CoMNFsoRATiOS.-The New.York
Historical Society viii commemorate Wednesday next
the 2OJth birthday Of William Bradford, who introduced
priaug toto tho American Coonos Bedford vas native
Of Le,cesr,hiIe England and to Philadelphia 10 1871
with William Penn. lie printed 10 that city oaJ as 1854
bu ia 1893 came 10 NewYork. where he vas sfp'nt5d
Crown Pdu.or an ofes which ho held or fry aid ia
which he grow rich. lie sse Royal Pdusr to the Prov
uce Of NevJersey. Mr.. Bradford ve,yrnsn OF Tim
y Church The corporation Of which hive provided fer the
restoration Of the tombstone erected % his memory ia i
and special service will be held the 0casion Wcine'
dly afternoon, Of o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-16

Ears TO TIE DEAF.-Eyery man, and especially
every woman believes In his her physician. There ere
philosophical minds which hold abstract faith in Ao
psthy, Homeopathy Hydopathy, othegioTm Of
,cenfc cure but with the world at large tho belief Is not IN
tho system IN the Doctor Especially is s tius as re-
CARDS sus.s and oe0is.s Tho patient who hos recovered
his sight his hearing isure that that blessing could have
been restored hlm other plconr than thai petc
mar ons by whom his eyes opened Dr. Won
Esenbeg Is among be known alris's He las not lent
brother practitioner has eyes, ani ia whose ss
Therefore believe above all ohsI Bet lear 81 hi
from those who esem hin not merely surgeon bn o. r.
benc.sclo recent has been related % 0r Tho
tf1thflues, Of which youcI. thogsh nimo no
Tho psiieu, lsdy who had been deaf fom n-
lncy consequence Of Of the sncIs ~ which c
liable LAtSly the disease had taken acute form
aud tn patient subject intense sufeus che deaf
fsTidy becoming complete AMI Is general lealth
breaking down under the PhycA exhaustion attendant upon
constant pan. Ordinary remedies AID Ordinary advice
us-cs5 aud DR.. on E.cn5eTs called We need not
repc.t bis diosnos for that would be only Let Of had
names tho general reader Bot 10 detected sight tho
aeet Of disease first IN portion oil the oganis ana
then IN another aud with mani oultion skl hiI IT,
.s. socurso no removed le calte ana he WHO. tom
infancy Lsd beard with difficulty and s'eily hardly It s
restored ar perfect hearing AID then 90 health
Or. Won Eisenberss Advertisement reminds Of ii
which thus briefly relate, though 81 hit solicitation
Lei Llm hat hath 40. care, Lesr.
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EROCKLYT ITEMS.

THP ELEVENTH BRIGADE.-The fire. drill Of the
lea Bdgule piece last evening u the State Arsenal in
Poud avenue largely attended by TIE friends o.
The different refuts The regiments represented were tie
esd Iol. Lytr1ci the An, Col Me5orooi the w. Iol
Cole ~. tie 5sth. Lieut., Col Adams commanding. The
BRIGADE Organized IN conformity with Law passed by tao
Lesa.uIs in Iosz some Of The REGIMENTS have ong hcr
been hCd bud one " them One 41) has served thee
months campaign in Maryland. The Bhsader General g.
c. Smith, Senator Tor the I'D Brooklyn District.
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The Rev. Z. n. Kirk, ID. D., OF Boston, vii!
preach on Sunday evening in the Rev Mr. Gsnses Church.
West Twen,y.third street, before the New-iork Young
Mems Christian Association.