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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-11
Gelmbol0's Meoitines.

.IiELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
For weaknesses arising from Exeesses Habits Of Dsps
tion, Early lndiscretion or Abuse, attended
with the following symptoms:
lBdisposition to Eaertlon, LOs. Of Power
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty Of Bresthn,
Weak Nerves, Trembling. ;
Horror Of Disease, Wakefulness
Dimuess OF Vision, PAN In the Back
Hot Hands, Flashing Of the Body
Dryness Of the Skin Lrnptions On the Face,
Universal Lsssitude Of the Paid Cogntenanc.
Muscular System.
These symptoms II allowed 70 on which this rsiio
invariably follow
IMPOTENCT, FATUITY EPILEPTIC FITS
In Of ch the patient may EXPIRE Who can saw thsv
frequently followed by those drefnl disess..
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION!
Many Of the Of their suferns bat nonr
will coness The records Of the Insane AIyums and the mel
sncloy deaths by Consumption bear ample witness the
truth OF the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS,
requires the aid Of medicine strengthen and nvieorae toe
system, which HELMBOLD'5 EXTRACT BUCH0 invgra-
bly, does A trial viii convince the -keptcsl
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Take 10 BasAm Mercury Unpleasant Medicines, ff
pleasant aud Dangerous Diseeses
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
In ell their ,tsge- little Expense little 10 change Of
Diet; no Incony enience, AND NO EXPOSURE.
IL causes frequent desire and gives strength to Urinas
thereby removing distractions preventing aud curing stet
ure. OF uTehra saying pain and Inflammation frequent
In Iii. class Of diseases, aud expeling POISONOUS,
DISEASED AND WORKOUT NATTER.
Thousands upon thousands who have been tho
VICTIMS or QUACKS,
and who have paid HEAVY FEES to be cured in short
time have found they deceived and that the Poison
hes by the use Of Powerful Astng-nts" been ded in
the system, 10 break in sggrayated form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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NJ
USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT

USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
For all affections and diseases the Urinary Organs, whether
existing
IN MALL OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause originating, and no matter OF now
long standing. Diseases Of tLese Organs
require the aid Of a Diuretic
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is THE GREAT DIURETlC.
AND IT rs CERTAIN
DESIRED EXPECT
IN ALL DISEASES
FOR WHICH
1T Is RECOMMENDED.
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TAdyertisemeDtl
LADY CAsvAssERs WANTBp-SsO, 600 MAP

lady
PoR o-LLoYDs Great Typographical Map Of the Hudson
River shows 10000 residences and owners namei took
three years time to make II, and cost $4,000 Engraved on
Steel six feet large and sells for only 81 &c. mounted and
ynrnhed $40 doy can be made by male or female can
yas,ers IN NeYork along The banks OF this noble 'e'
Printed instructions how to furnished ladies'
j. T. LLOYD, No. l64 Broadway.
EVIDENCE OF THE CORRECTNESS OF THIS MAP;
Samuel Sloan President of the Hudson River Railroad sub
,erbes 800 for I,yds grea, Typographical Map OF the
Hudson River.
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IAdyertisement.l

CURE FOR Cough OR CoLD.-As soon as there
the yb,es uneaeiness Of the Chest with difficulty Of
breans or indications of Cough take during the day. few
Of "BRowxs BRONCHIAL TRooHEs" Containing demuicent
ingredients they allay Pulmonary Irritation Military Officers
and Soldiers should have them IN readiness upon the FIRST
appearance OF a Cold or Cough
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iAdyertisemont.l

BODY iY-MIND.-Health, its restora-
tcn and preservation Choice of Puruis "What can do
Bestp Can succeed best Lawyer, Physician, or as
Clergyman AS Merchant Mechanic, or an ATti't' fhkE
yoroeY will answer SEQ PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL for
March IS cents, OF 81 50 year. FOWLER WELLS S'S
BRO advsy Examination. with full written carts, daily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-11

The VICTORY IN SYRACUsB.-At the Charter
election Tuesday already reported by telegraph
the City Government was taken out Of Democratic
control the entire Union ticket being handsomely
elected. The Union elected their Mayor and car
ried five Of the eight Aldermen. when last year they
had but one thus securing working majority In the
City Government which carries With Il the appoint
ment Of competent officers around the City Hall and In
the Police Department They also elected Union men
10 all the city offices except 0yerseer Of the Poor Of
Large carried FIVE Of the eight Supervisors. making
that Board stand e. when last year was "a Cops &c
10 Union and elected their entire ward tickets In five
of the eight wards with the exception Of single Con
stable in the Fourth.
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street. occupied by Mrs Elizabeth Brant az dw
damaged 70 the amount Of $500 Mrs Brapt loses sly
on fnrniture The building is owned by Mr.. u; M
Fowler and is insured for 49, 400 in the fachc feer
Cooper and Greenwich Companies.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TKIaL TsRs-MAScH TO-
Before Judge BRADY.
DECISIONS.

Barnes agt. Bouillon. &c.-Judgment for PLAIN
ia 81, defendant Grimm aud in favor Of defendant Bouilon
Opinion and findings with the Clerk.
Off,n sgt Observation-Disclosures for defendant. opnions
and findings with the CLERK.
Doguing agt. the Msyor-Judgnent for plaintiff,
Bryant sgt. O'Bnen.-Moton for new trial denied
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES. CIRCUIT CoURT-MsEcH 1o.-Before
Judge SHlPsAS
ARRANGEMENT.

United States vs. Charles Goidy.
The accused was indicted for presenting false
writing tie Government being enlistment in the navy,
wherein be- swoe tha. he years and accepted
in the naval eryice aud placed in the North Carolina After
ward. he discharged habeas corpus, as minor lie
pleaded guilty and The trial was set down Tor " edhesdy
..t There er. large number Of other cIimnsl set
fo the coins week. among then the case OF Col baIk
for defranding the Government.
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CITY TIE N ..

Events TO CONE OPP.-George Thompson OF
England viii deliver address at the Plymouth Church
Brooklyn. this evening. uader the auspices Of the
Central Union Club OF that place. Subject: The Pop
uar Sympathy in England with the Effort Of the United
States for the Suppression Of the Rebellion and the Lib
erty Of the Slave He will DO welcomed by the Rev
Henry Ward Beecher...... There will be a grand
calico bali" this evening at the Academy Of Music.
Brooklyn for the benefit Of soldiers families Also
hall to be given by the Italian Benevolent Society at
Irving Hall. ..... The annual meeting Of the Alumni
Association OF the College Of Physicians and Surgeons
viii take place this evening at No q Lafayette place
$500. The last OF the admirable series Of promenade
concerts given by the It'll Regiment at their Armory,
during the past season. will take place Tomorrow even.
ilg
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Splendid and graphic ILLUSTRATIONS OF LIVE
aud the most interesting snd valuable Literary mat
i.r IN DExoRHsrs ILLUSTRATED EEws Of this week NO"
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AFFIDAVIT.

AFFIDAVIT.
p-rx .,,.srsa before me- an Alderman OF tie City Of
Philadelphia A. T. Hembold. who being duly sworn uot.
hi, contains narcotic, no mercury o ooe'
injurious drugs but are truly vese'soe'u n upINBoLD
Sworn and subscribed before this I'D day Of November
sh.st., above Race, PblsdeiPhiS
Address letters for information, in confidence to
IL. T. HELMBOLD.
CHEMIST.
PRINCIPAL DEPoTS
urrv poLps DRUG AND CHEMICAL "AAS
HOUSE,
pELMBoLDs DRUG AND CHEMICAL "A'N-
HOUSE, WARE.
uELMBoLD's DRUG ,l AS9 CHEMICAL WAVE
No. 594 BROADWAY, N. Y, oh
No. 5o4 BROADWAY, N. Y. Wv
No. 5o4 BROADWAY, N. y, oh
IF,I.MBOLD'S MEDICAL DEfot'
MEDICAL DEfOn'
HEJN,ROI.D,S MEDICAL DEPOi'
No Ioa SouTH TENTH-sL, PHiLADELfhh-
NO. I0i SOUTH TENTH-sT, PHiLApE.p
NO I0a SOUTH FEMINIST. PHlLADEni n,.c,
,tX.pr or CoIrNTERFEITS AND USfhiN'r
PIED DEALEho' -, L..
Who endesvor to dispose Of" their own and 0''''
on tho reputation aitained|
HEI,MBOLD'S GENUINE PhEr
RATIONS.
KELMB0LD'S
GENUINE EXTRACT BucHu
HELMBOLUS
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsAPARiLLA
HELMBoLDs ,.su
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvERY"HEhA
ASK FOR HELMBoLD's. -
TAKE NO OTHER
~ Cut GU. the advertisement md send Tor snd s''a
pesil0s and exposure
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DEATH OF PELATIAH PRRlT.-There will be a
special meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce this after
noon with reference TO the death Of Peatah PERT, for
may years President Of the Chamber.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-11

FIRST BOAT PoR HUDsoY.-The steamer Con
nectcut left her pier foot OF Harrison street o
Wednesday, for Hudson. arriving there yesterday
Thi, IL the first boat running that place this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-11

CITY BgEvITIEs. correspondent Of The
O6sarer suggests the introduction Of invalid pews
In churches in which those too feeble to cit up might
reene without attracting notice, and participate in
the services While that journal doubts the expediency
Of the proposed innovation II does not hesitate to COM
mend sleeping pews" great comfort TO those who
now nod through the service II might go further and
suggest the appropriation Of distinct portion Of the
church TO chewers whose filthy approximations
now dcfle many house Of worship; or 70 smokers
whose breath and clothing tainted with tobacco fumes
load the air with fetd exhalations The Rev. W. r.
Hammond OF the Attorney.street NJ. Z. Church was
agrccably surprised by his congregation the other
ing who presented him with a purse Of $500 and his
wife with 500. Joseph Alden. d. d.. Ii. D.. viii
lecture in the Cooper Union Free Course this evening
on Tho origin. formation and adoption Of the Consti-
tuition Of the United States. The Derrr CRY Com.
moHreaih Of the 18th ult, in Its legislative pro.
ceedings reports that Joint resolution had been
introduced requesting Mr.. Fik John Porter
10 leave Colorado within thirty Rev ]. r.
Newman, Pastor Of the WashingtonSquare NJ. +.
Church. sails on Saturday at O'clock for New-Or.
leans in the steamer Columbia, from Pier No 4 " X.
-. Mr.. A. p. Cummings has retired from The Obsursr
newspaper, having sold his interest to F. W. Tomkins
and T. H. Cuthell The total number Of immigrants
who have landed shores since the list OF Janu.
airy Is 49, 7O7 Two Thousand and seventy two arrived
last week The Commissioners Of Emigration have q
balance In hank of f47U99 a. "A correspondent writes:
The ncloeed slips taken from tipsy Democrats
pocket on the evening Of March e. said slips being bal
lo.s AGAINST the proposed amendment allowing ao
sent electors In the military service OF the United States
10 vote"
FIRR IN WEST THIRTY-THIRD STREEr.-Early
On Thursday morning, No. III West Thirty.third
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The following lie the vote Of the city:

j nc IUIIUWII It kIIV 'VVI VI EIN W.
MAYOR.
Poyen............2,569 Burdick.......2,Gi
Powslls majorlty.......... ~
POLICE JUSTICE.
Steyent....,.....,..2GS Alexander ........2ito
Stevens ma orty"........lS
ovxksKKn rcUR LAKoE.
smiih..............2iz5 Brewst.1..........i3s SO
Brewster's majority ........ibS
ovYRsxKR OF PooR-riRsT WAND
Hills. te9 Wocds.........2,~O .
Ellst ms)ofity............7dy
yusTicE FIRST WARD.
Wood. .ssl
ANi 80. q 49,. .-..t- .ssy.. ..s.......Fos
MeKiu.try.........2.ss5 Knan1. Dt
Cooh.,..............25G2 BrAdt ............2,so5
Average Union majority. go. ~
Continuously AMENDMENT
For.................,kDM A gninst ..........l,ltT
Average Union nsj - ~ City ticset........I,s.
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FIRR IN WEST THIRTY THIRD STREET. Fairly
on Thursday morning, No. ia West Thirty.third
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FSSlsIly VoH eIHJeFtelellet StpTIt5 DEs AI3u'
t1snIus TN uEeni@liden RSrper. 8eonbers 3u empeber
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gen Anf6ae teslier Grt Se5er GeiGwerbsn Der 8ruf,
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Seimritb Sriinnet,
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7'' Rie Rtc bnfte TIT pprfiber

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Siebert S @pntnterfeIb.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-17
Incorporated.

The following company filed its certificate
of INCORPORATION il the office Of the County
Clerk OF Lyon county;
March H-Waltcu Gold and Silver Mining
Company, for mining on the W alton Lodges. in the
Indian spring District on the Whitman Ledge.
Capital stock SliUn0J. in Loo shares of SIOI
ra.n. Trustees. G.. ". Walton, {. y. Wi;hcTeli
and I. II. o. Walton. Principal Place OF business
Como.
March l5-Whi,Inan Gold aud Silver Mining
Company No. >, for mining in Indian spring
District. on the Whitman Ledge. Capital stock
sou. OOO in 1900 shares OF sou each, Trustees
Charles .NcWillinm,, J. X Green and John L'T'l-
sex. Place OF business. DAyton.
Enterprise Gold and silver Mining Company
for mining ON the Whitman Ledge "" ,. IN thu
Indian Spring District. Capital stock S6IO,OOI.
in 800 shares of $40 each. Trustees. q w.
Walton. 5. : Chnn {. ~ Withcrrll. j. ;. Cross
mad aud +. L. Spashet,. Place of business
Como.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-17
'p'' CHI. VAN GORDER, Pres't.
q. w. PEAsE, Clerk. mh6 wv
0rdinancc No. Is.

Ordinance NO. I'D.
An ACT for the prevention of hTe - passed
IL March 9TH. 1861.
LECTION !. The Marshal and Policemen and
Warcelncn Of the Town Of Gold Hill are hereby
appoiuted and made Fire Wardens for said Iown.
SEC. o 1t shall be the duty Of the Fire w ardels
70 examine as often rs twice each month all build
inrs or all places where fires are made or may
he used within the Town limits.
SIC. 3 II, In the opinion Of said Wnrdens, there
IL anv danger to be apprchcnded from the con-
siruction OF any Fireplace, stove, stove.pipe,
chimney, or in any other manner, from fire, 20
direct such alteration ~ will cure the defect 10
the same and avoid danger, and If the direction IL
not complied with within a reasonable time, the
parties 80 offending shall be subject 10 tine OF
not less than twenty-five dollars, nor more than
Ave hundred dollars
SEC. L. No person shall make, or cause 10 %
made, any fire in any street, lane or open 10Y
within the town limits, without the permission OF
the Board of Trustees, or Fire Wardens' upu s a
penalty nfnot less than ten dollars norinose '"""
live hundred for each offense.
SEC, s No owner occupant Of my e'ao'S S'
or other plare where cVmbustible, are eNPonec,
st,,I 10 therein lighted candle or lamp OF any
aas.,in,;on except the same shall DC securely
,. .I;,,,'n lantern. under the penalty oftwenty'
Ave dollars for each ofense' ., .,,,, br;,a-
src 4 Every owner or occupant oil any ouilu.
'.;,Sir tbe town limits shall keep on hand at
mS W. IN n cask or barrel, or other receptacle,
III u ~ water. not less than twenty gallons.
2usu n.nalty oftwcnty five dollars for nol-com'
unue, ,,i:h the provisions Of this section.
P'''i'" c. II. VAN G0RDER, President.
Attrst. O. W, PEAsE. Clerk mt Nv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-17
Stock sales Yesterday.

Tho following sales of stock were made in the
different Boards Of Virginia and q old Hill. yes
trr,lay:
N THE VIRGINIA SroCk MiRKEr.-Tcn feet
Caledonia Tunnel at $50: feet Silver Vale at );
10 feet Champion at 3 b. 30; 10 feet Gentry Mt so
: feet Grass Valley & Napoleon ut !: fleet Rock
island AZ Is b. 30 10 feet Pa!n Alto at = ~ feet
American Flat at /; 10 feet King Solomon at 75c;
IL feet San Francisco 4. . 80: 10 feet Pony tx
press ~ 81; - feet Sacramento (Sierru District
81 , - feet Pony Express NJ ) So b. -; - Ieet
k:rg solomon az 62 81; 5 feet Grass Valley 4 Nj
pnlcOu 81 | 80.
TERRITORIAL. SToCK AND EXCHASGEBoARD-
5fect Golden Swan at sig 5U ! feet North Ophir at
3 10 feet P;Ilo al -; feet KoSsuth 1T g. % feet
AN Bernard nj I; ) feet Jenny Lind ut ;; 5 feet
Irving ut 10: 10 feet Grass Valley & Napoleon
~ , 30 ) feet Kossuth AZ . 10; 90 feet Enter.
prise Il; Soc - feet Live Yankee at = 10 feet ralo
Alto at >
IL THE PEOPLES STOCK BoARD-2 feet Bull
lion g II, at $50; ) feet Pony Express u, 10; 10
feel ditto at l 50: feet New Oregon 1T IA; 10
feet Rock Island 1T ~. b. 60 d. 10 feet VINEGAR
drner i. ,; ) feet Bullinn, e. H.. AT ~; 10 feet
Belle Vernon ~ ~: - fec; New Oregon at
l. - b. ~ Il; ) irct Lady Bryan at ~ 80 : ~ H.;
feet ditto at - 80 III; 10 feet silver Ni!n III
-: feet Pride Of America a;2; 10 feet P"'npeE
~ -
IL THE GOLD HILL BOARD feet lI%wkeEe
No. at 500: 10 feet Miantunomah ~ :; ~ t"et
Richeeu At ;: 10 fee, ditto at 3 - feet ditto AT
d 50; ~ feet McRkeu shaft and Tunnel Co. Ma
zcpPa Ledge, at
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-17
Noticeto c. Monrey and NJ. Long,


OWNERS IN THE HOME TICKET LEAD,
" situated in Devils Gate District, Lyon coun.
w. v. T-You are hereby notified TINT the Lun'
din Gold and silver Mining Company, duly incor-
poratcd under the laws Of Nevada Territory, By
the owners Of u majority of the feet in said Home
Ticket Lead have expended and assumed In the
working and development Of said Home Ticket
Lead the sum Of forty-nine hundred dollars: that
the proportion Of said sum due from y"u for the
working and development of said mining claim is
as follows:
C. Monrcv, one.scvcnth, amount to-. SOU %
" Long, onc.seventh, amount to-. 700 %
That II is the intention of said I.undin Gold and
Silver Mining Company to commence suit against
each Of You for the said amount OF 500 under and
by virtue of an act entitled Z" An Act for the en-
enlargement OF mining passed by the Lcgisla.
tive IA -ciuhly Of Nevada Territory and approved
February Goth 1864. BY order Of the Board of
Trustees j. VI. hENNEDf'
mill Iutw secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-17
Caution.
unida Awake Gold and Silver Mining

Wide Awake Gold ana silver MlnulB
Company public Is hereby eau !.
TONED not TO purchase any of the certificates OF
stock lin the above named Company below desig.
mated. and standing in the following persons
names the same having been sold at public auc
ton according to law, for the payment OF ASSESS
mrnts due thereon, and shall not be transferred
on the books of the Company:
fT.IJ.-. Csrks Sharss