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Cures of, Otorrhea, or Discharges from
5u.ei5a vim thc Ear. ef,s, -
L.. f.~.-

Cures of, Otorrh@a, sor Discharges from
ihegea SOUTH BEEwlck JUNCTION., Sept. 1st +
~. A W. Clark, of South Ber-
wick junction, Me-, hereby certify that for three
years have been troubled with deafness and dis
charges from thssaE. My9eeafaess has ben a such
that, with the utmost exertons could not hear tie.
udestcofSersatiOn, whea irect Addressed tonne
Ihad consulted many physicians and aurists, but
could get no relief. Acting under the advice Of
friends, twhO, by their own experience, knowIof Dr.
Lighthilfs success in the treatment Of such difcul-
ties,) gave him trial. which resulted in the com
plete restoration Of my hearing. The discharge from
my ear entirely ceased, without detriment to my
health. The cure was performed upon me four
months ago, during which time my hearing not only
remAfned gooi, In spite Of several colds which suf
fefed irom,l but actually improved, 80 thatnow 7
hear as perfect as though my hearing had never
been affected.
II would recommend an those afiicted with the
above complaint to place themselves under the mild
treatment of DR.. Lighthin. a. w. CLARK. 81
.s9s So
Cure cfDischarzes from tho Ears, of nine
years. standing, upon Mr.. f. f.. Priest, Of
~ Gardner, Mass. l# ti5lngg ~
This is to certify that for nine years or more was
aaicted with disagreeabe and offensive discharge
from my ears, rendering me quite deaf About
year ago placed myself under tlie care of DR. Light
hi and to the surprise ofmy friends and myself in
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NahonA Tnanksg1vlng.
Now that President johnson has appointed
the first Thursday in December as the day of
National Thanksgiving, it is to be hoped that
Gov. Cony will reconsider the appointment of
the Esd of November for the State Thanks
giving, and make it on the same day with the
National; and that the Executives of other
States, where the '3Oth Of November has been
appointed, viii do likewise.
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New Advertisements.

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IAMTIHt s,...5,!.a , j. | i.

To THE EDITOR OF THE BOSTON JOURNAL.
Dear Sir :+A idesife to Bs6gfti those similarly
afiictedinduces to mako the following statement.
Fer many years have been troubled with discharges
from my nose, which afterwards began to drop or
ooze into my throat causing to hawk and spit al
most constantly. more especially ID the morning.
Soon my head began to be affected more severely;
pain in head and over my eyes. My breath became
fHted and knowing what the result must be to con-
sanity inhale fstedbreath, made me serionsly con-
slider my condition. My friends and even some Ply
sicians told me that my difficulty was Catarrh and
consequently an incdrabie sonss But when asked
them the reason whyt tCatarrh) could not be cured,
their reasons souhsatisfactory that resolved
to consult Dr. Lighth, OF WHOSE. SIKH in the treat
ment OF this disease had 50 often heard. y -
The very examination made by him inspired me
with confidence, and at once resolved to place N.Y.
sell under his treatment, which resulted in aperict
cure. My general health which was badly affected
by this disease, began to improve, and am now as
well as though never was afflicted. The treatment
is mild. painless, and perfectly harmless. To those
similarly afflicted would advise to call on Dr. Light
HILL and they willind IN him al they desire
p Respectfully, 30, = III
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

PORT MADISoNr-In port 18th uit, barque Oak
Hill, greeialsaf for San Ffaneisec, ldg; y - Z
ball Frqst, from San Francisco fsalnj aahnat3 -
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Sid 18th ult, ships HOLDS, Higgins, adayhsys 9th
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Ar 18th, ships Continent. Wade nom Cardiff: j P
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Frances, Kelley, New Orleans brigs Juliet Clark,
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j NORWICH, CT-Ar' 26th. sch Maria LutIt, from
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~ Ar 27th barque A ,Cochrane, Rice, Bath; schi
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{. sid, scbs Alpine Pressey, Elzabethport; Chas
Snow, Heath. New York -
70 sid Fan, ssb Gov oony, Brown chiinar to load
4 NEVIS ETAr 2eth. sch Ioul a. Saunders. eainil
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In port 9Th, a-sr1nes ID r DeWolf G B Hamlltons
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Z Jane Oriental Mt Hope Hudson Flora King, Lyn-
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Cid z7tn, barques Aberdeen, Nichols, Ellsworth
Fannie, Carver. Portland; brig Star Of Hope Look,
dol sch Ceresca, Smith, st George NIB. ulIrI =
AT 2sth, sch ORION, Howe, Bath. slsnar an i,
tietam Chandler, Calais Charleston, Fletcher, for
stockton; ID Talbot, Amesbufy, Camden. 9niii
.SAlEMr-Ar 9th, sch Harriet Baker, iWebber, I'm
Philadelphia for Portland; Maracaibo, Henley, do
for Portsm1lth B9lance Low Bangor; Eagle, Ber-
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ANEWBURYPQRTr-44 =. AT 10Th sch Majestic, Went
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A Fact worth Knowing.

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\ Cures Of Deafness.

From the Rev. JOHN MOTT, d. D., Prof in Union
I College, Sehenectdy. III ~
ssts tts soHEsEcTADY, Jan. IL 1864.
DIR. LIGHTHILL-Dear Sir Having been cured
by you of discharge in an ear, which has been
very offensive Of late, and, far back ash re-
member, always more or less so and having been
entirely restored to hearing since under your care,
feel that I cannot withhold this acknowledgment
from any use it may be to others, especially as have
applied in vain to my family physician and other
physicians Of reputation Yours truly, M
JOHN MOTT.
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ii SPECIAEL NQTCEE -
DIR. IIGHTH1AL.
OCULISTsAND AURIST, i

VIII make his next professional visit, On MONDAY,
Nov. 9Th, to remain until SATURDAY NOON, Nov.
18th. during which time he can be consulted at the
UNITED STATES HOTEL, on DEAFNESS, Ca
TARRH, DISCHARGE from the EAR, NOISE IN
the HEAD, and all the varied diseases of the EYE
EAR, THROAT, and NOSE.
All operations in 0pthdsnsic Surgery successfully
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New Advertisements.

Letters Remaining Unclaimed
IN THE POST OFFICE AT PORTLAND, State
i OF Maine, 3Oth day Of October 1860
~ To obtain any Of these letters, the applicant
roI,st call for AdUertiesd Letters give the date al
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~ II not called for within ONE MONTH, they win
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From JAMES CRUIKsHANK, L. Z. D.. Editor of the
New York Teacher, Albany, N, Y.
This may certify that, having been afflicted, dur
ing the year 1885, with severe and almost total deaf
ness, and having tried the ordinary medical and
gi5al aid, under the of those esteemed as emf
nent practitioners was induced at last to put my
self under the care of Dr.. LighthiH His treatment
was brief and successful was completely restor-
ed, and the cure is apparently permanent 1 have
all confidence in DR.. Lighthills skin and integrity in
the diseases he makes specialties. an gseJ
sal4s JAMES cRuIKsHANK,, L. L. D. Al
Ar,nnrr OCT 1 1890 s.ll \ ali q t.-lL.-..l nll
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AIR:-.Araby's Daughter. ;,


Gathered to-day at thy feet, Alma Mater.
A tribute we offer at thy cherished sbr ne
The love of our hearts for thee brightly burneth,
While planting the Ivy thy form to entwine.
CHoRUs.-Aceept it, dear Mother, our pledge Of de-
votion, !,
And 'mong thy choice treasu es our offering fix, y
MAJ the vine to thy towers cling ever as closely,
AZ to thee the love clineethof our Sixty Six.
Kindly receiveit. o Earth, to thy bosom,
Cherish it fondly-we leave 1t with thee:
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Its soft rusting whispers, your praises shalbe
CHoRbs.-Accept Il, &C.
Brightly, q Sun, in the sky, smile uponft,
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With rain drops whose lustre the bright rainbow
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CHoRUs.-Accept it, &c.
May our fond wishes and Heaven s benediction,
Clothe thee with verdure forbid thee to fade,
And when from iife's return toour Mother,
~, Ivy OF hers may we rest in thy shade.
CHoRUS.-Then meath it, dear Mother-our pledge
sFiS of devotion W A @ st.asa ~
Anew we will plight our affections to thee;
Ever green as the Ivy, enduring granite
- Shall the love of thy SONS for thy memory be.
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DETWEEN DIR. Cumming 3, PaFk Street ana the
ID corner Of State and Deering Streetsi Llen
will be SUITABLE fewafd6d 81 Iavine the same at Mrs
FESsENDEN's Deerin9 strces, octSod1ws
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one wssk'saimo my ears csasc4 fisch 1zyi1g, ny
hearing bszsA to improve, and 4i9Ftly sstsrwsEas
my ears ats ledioally cured and M healing resin
ed, and a. xrAc this my ears aresas well as any
ones never affecscd at an My general health, which
-wasshucA imSaissa in csass4uencsof the canstAAt
discharge from my ears, is as good as can WISH
cneerfnlly recommend the Doctor to all similarly
afflicted. F. f. PRIEST
eiarkdnFr, Worcester Co., Mass, July l, 1861
Remember DIR. Lighthill's visit,
rom Nov. 9th unfil Nov. 1th, One Week
Oniy.c UC3n6il9o M "
~ Oct 3e-d&wtd u
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experienced strong n and NV winds since Sept IS,
split sails, &c. 5gf.4 III .bGor sai uuifigu4 b.
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sAe LAwRENcE, MASS, Jan. 81, 1865. +
DR.. LIGHTHILL-Dear Sir; On the first day of
june, 1853, came to your office 50 deaf that could
with difficulty hear anything at all but after remain
ing under your mild treatment about six months,
commenced to improve. remained under your
treatment about one year, tnOt constantly, however
and was entirely cured my hearing having remain
ed perfectly well since. While under yeurtreatment
my general health was not affected in fact followed
my usual business without any Interruption.
IS Yours respectfully, Is f.,ia De
I'D GLiDDEN, Sc Amesbury Street
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From statements made BY NJ, CLARK, a South
Berwick Junction, was induced to call on DR..
Lighthill, No. 10 Bedford street, and now cheer
fully record that after being under his gentle but eff
cient treatmen. only short time, could hear as
well with my right ear which have not been
able to he ar my watch tick through for six months
J.H. BURLEIGHs 5
South Berwick, Me-, July II, 1852. s.
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A few days since, in reply to an article IN
the eAdUertisey, touching the character OF
Democracy, and among hertrines' the Con
,.oo4... - a. y - Z. = 4. II ,oe;on IN cav.
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BGIttm1re, 7. SeYt. 1864.
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Observation-Disclosures

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Sebruar 1864 cOnfis5irt muroe, waro beitdtigt,
ieoOQ ben Gi9entbimern oe5 Sabats geltattet,
beim S6asamtsietretdr um GrIab Der GOnfse
tation ein5utOmmen.
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len tsiro %tinItige @ode nod Der PrU;eB eesen
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tprcirt unb benz 9rn. 8m. 8ridmann Die
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3weig Elm, uno uuroe ansenpmmsn, Sin 8es
i6lub, $500 fir Die &einbaltuns Der 5euSz
point Wtorttbanstale si bewi4igen tumein
ullo puroe auf ben Slid aeLeat.
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ansebcte betreffs BET Grri6tuns Don 6pipitaIe
Gebduoen.

ansebUte betreffs BET crridtuns Don 6cipitaIe
@ebduoen.
Detrt O~narttcrmeRers SStct,
Baltimore, 81. Tea. 1864.
l8etfeselte anstbste I'M Dusltfat s.rssG ouf lteEr Office
Bic DsnntrfAS IL. San. 1865. g1ittass IL MIR tntae ssn.
senemaea, s.treAs Yer errtStuss her tn eclsenGm btf&rt:.
70 ltlt6ea @Nhe Ter Serlxrsertea GSHfeph Strait.
Eutt sft6tee @ebdahs. ressn etnS 1S7 Hah lana unh At
gus srett rs a1htTe 12 SnB lang anb IS fus nett rcer.
een fpn.
adtetu 1R5Ssst gaOtGsa G0arts, 1877 Bus lana uuh "A
GUT brett.
duo rtrten aOrf9Ids. betreHs Qrr,dtups elmer ridei
NsHce reIGt ben Ssipttal'SrHns umseben iSu, eutaeGen.
eRxsmmeH.
TIdHe unl SyeeiRaetpnen f6Mnen auf hietr Nf{s, Ma
,uS 10. yam. w1tttass IL ubr e~treeeben nethen. MueS
Material far te @tklHse auh BITE umSxuauns rerhtn Spn
Ter &eeernne eeIievrt.
Sess Mnsebst mus ssN elmer ssn sp,t Seraatssrtlidea
gerfcaes ~ tel; tid nttea @arAntis Sur @Flhauna hcs Gsn.
traits beel ttt ieiu.
def @arantie mne rem GIert bee 4a6R,n DiariFtasriHts
Deer stnss 9. 81. Gtri&te.angaIts besIaubfSt ttn.
Das Rect trsenb eta AnetbSt mtlHeS ntht tprtbetrtuFf
~stIbetpt, jurhk ,ume fep, III SSrbetaItex.
NHeebptt mhKeH bic Mufi6rtft traneR. Proposals for the
construction Of Hospital Buildings. unh au zen urttr,ei&.
Heten a~b,efFrt ietu.
o. ~. NtHpSrt,
tfFAS~N3 est. unb Gwl.
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Mdrftprcife.

Baltimore, s.. San.
ieb.-725 Stid purben anoebs>
ten ; Wartt lOtt: Der Prei8 mar BON 500
900 per 100 Bfunb.
e-lebenoige, 100 = 1915
per 100 9fo.
S@afe. = 8-94 Gents a 9fO.
Gaffee. = Hip toitete 1870 "a 8fb.
Tin Gclo.)
Mebl - Super 11.12-11.25 Sunile
1915 biz 1900. &pggenmebl 9.371. Gprn~
mebl 1926.
Getreibe e. @ei5en, tpeiBer, 2.7O bis
2.85, unb rptber So. 65-2.75 a 8ulbeI;
8elidtprn 1.6O biz 1853 a 8ibI; Safer "a
bis 100 GtS "a 8ibl. GOsgen LIS a 8ib[.
WOIaiieS - puroe in peri6ieoenen
0uaatitdten 5i Is Bis 83 Gts %ufferirt. 9orto
Htco O.9O-1.O5
BrOpiIUnen- S9inten "a big 25
GtS "a Bfo S6ulteritide 2O5 Gents
S9peineiett "a biz 25.
Samen- &lee 15.25-15.5O S[a6s
3.5O-3.6O @ 8uibel.
3uder. = Cuba 10. 75-22.0O. Sort
8icp 81 .OO-24.5O.
Cali Grouno guum 800 BIS 3 rs,
feines 4.25 = 4.35. Surts eSslanb LOO.
Wbtstep-weltl., 2.35 per @ou.
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Giser her tsfen gldse TIA 2Gnbs. fir eixen SanIwerter
lettI~ tt TT u Strlhuien. 9afslbe ttfett aus stnen neaen
trhn'tGuS Hns IL Afrr suten &ab init IHwerem NGRsst;.
Der Plat lieGt muir 8 Tteflen Ssx aBthmiHter nnt ntrA far
$7oe tekr biats sertGRft. R1hereS BETA @iaentsamei
~. IL 9. Aepublieentr. Balftmsre. 1slg1l
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Scfanntlmacbuna.
S5m g. 81. 2am07S SobmIe,

N.sO.sede 2ombaro= uno MlbernarlesS tra6e,
stelsr fetnen NnfsnS. SIR bic Glterx ~brrisnittn 06rltr,
bic IN ltr kebr, SPra9e. tibl. Gef&i&te un1 Telisisns Ietre
Hnterrtdtet nersen fPles, lere sur Gdtrikt, tAs bieie
uRttrri3tsireite felt eisem WlsnGte Sem Srn. 8. E. Qeu6t
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