MJMMM. Thsre have boon ljubt#© deaths «|)M*9 tbiflMpitol wm establishod^jftnd both ^liweiww the reeaH of violcn^raes of ty-fkoidiever. We advise our ijjitlzenH who fcavwatatody done so much, and' sbown such e profound sympathy Tor onrijjjfch: nnd wound-ed toldiers, to visit the Hospital and seo how it to tUUHged. We roqaest the ladies of our oefcattalty, espoclally, to honor tho Hospital us—lowslly with their jfcresenco, and lund the •tak soldiers “tho light oftheir countenances ” Everybody knows that when pain aud anguish vrinf a man’s brow*,the presenco of woman acts like a charm upbnhiin. In this councc-ttaB* Wo, wo wouid^emind tho ladies of our •omtottmi^WhQ^^enerous labors oi kind-west fbtout alckihd wounded soldiers havo been mnlnteraitWcIacts since the war began, that the HotpijtfV heeds lint, bandages, vog-jtahlsi, fccvic.- It u only necessary, wo kabW, ton^Stfltoh this to have tho want sup-»**•*• A2--'Jmi. ,i t -■-