davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-05-04

BKYAH HA11. was leased by the owner on the 1st
OF Mny, the 1esseea having already assumed con
troll, renting, &C., as appears BY their advertise
Qnput elsewhere.
, 1865-05-04

Mrs O. E, Hosmer, who wna feared 10 Fave been
passenger upon the :ill-Mtedisteamer suttana-
She Is At Memphis.
, 1865-05-04

PrnsoxAL.-Mias N. E. Hinckley hls returned
from her v1sit to the cart and resumes the super
tutendenee Of the Ladies'. Department at Dr..
J1syeRt Institute.
, 1865-05-04

t!oRREcr1or.- -:ic onr notice yesterday Of the
"Noa.e Comfort" Smoking Tobacco, the name Of
the manufacturers WEE sala to be "{}edfh & Con-
nillc." They should have been printed Heart
G Ctpnab1e,
, 1865-05-04

G.::xEnoue.-s. r. Chapman, agent for the New
T.sE Central Railroad Express Freight Line, No.
81 'rark street, has generously offered to bring
al freight, designed for the Sanitary Fair tree Of
<h rye. This 10 penerors, and should eulite Mr..
Chat nan and the line he represents to the fvota-
hie consideration Of those who ship goods from
the Great West 10 the seaboard, and from the At
1antic c1t1ez to the Queen City u the pralr1e5.
, 1865-05-04

The FIST AxKIyEnsARr Of Warren Lodge, I.
o. G. r., will be observed In the Church Of God,
corner Warren and Robey streets, this {Thuls.
d3x} evening, commencing ut 7:s0. Exercises To
consist OF select music, addresses, toast, psper.
&c. All members Of the order are cordially In
, 1865-05-04
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55trape0.

~F%E1pFUt
CTRAYED-From G. & n. W.
- R X Fteteh: Depot, Galena Division, Dlack
Toan Eorse, years old and about L hands high.
Whoever will return said hotse or give inform auon
where he may be found, WILL be suitably rewarded.
arnSu NG1w
, 1865-05-04

PocKLT BooKs FouSD.-Tne1e are four pocket
books at the Armory that we're picked up In the
etreete 1y the police yesterday. They were un-
doubtedly thrown tnto the road BY pickpockets,
after riatng them Of whatever ysluables they con
tn,neh-
, 1865-05-04

,unrs RArEn & co.-4eEY prominent among
~ ins;ness May moyinss and extensions, are
tnose M Of Julius Bauer s co.,-the Wsn:SnoHn sSaa
easp,s Of he celebrated Knabe P!anos aoo o.nss
;sttlata musical instruments Hetns . .re ~
Old house On Clark stree. near sne :, ,pa .
"aah'agou' n..sa. m de Open block-No @-wh,eh
sssy = ii Sp9: H. .ss
3I beauty. .n11 1s one highly complimentary t9
II q f4ss,ss II; sss es
Ts,sa hs ns 9T' esees5ss = sss oas
s !s:: s. :: & r. q
ss ~ 'sss s;3 s;s ea:,s e.;
i.rrey that seInosaa - Tncy aIe now at No. 65i
s Sfsa sving taken he whole oa'ldins af0n
ex}1af 10 fQ0ls
, 1865-05-04

Fow11R's ADDING MAcnxE.-Mcssrs. II.
Kipp T. Co., agents for nliEo1s, are now prepared
10 furnlsh machines md dispose Of county rights
10 all who may be desirous Of purch, h,stng. Many
Of our merchants hzvceealled at thelr otdce and
thoroughly teeted the machine, and found u just
The thing ihcy wanted, and purchaHed one imme.
No. 1S8 6optb Clark street. whero they v1h nnd
ore Of tho nkp always ready to show the machine
snG nroye I'D worth.
, 1865-05-04

A. n. Miller has removed from his old stand.
conner OF Lake and Clark streets, to his nev mar-
ble building, corner Of Randolph and Clark
streets, which he will open to the public in few
days, with IN entire new stock OF diamonds,
witches, ellser ware and fancy goo3e, selected by
htmeen from the latest European imporiattonA.
Due 1otice will be given In out columns Of the
lime Of opening. 4a.-:
, 1865-05-04

cornoS CoExc1L--On Mouday evening next,
will be held the first regular meeting OF the new
Common Council. Tits fs tho time dxed by the
Charter for the election OF city officers, and cvc1J
alderman should be In hi9 seat.
, 1865-05-04

MERCANTILE BAr1EHT.-F. D. Pitts, member
OF the above battery, now stationed ut Bston
Rouge, will return to the company soon, and will
take letters and small parcels, II len at No. los
West Ra ndo!ph street by nyc O'Clock p. m, Fiji
Nav k3l1 Inst
, 1865-05-04

PETER G1EAsoS-The TRIBUNE Office were In.
d.bted to Pete. Gle.5oa, Unisr the siA,teson
Lousc, for numerous attentions, during the two
Sa,t devoted 10 the Ceremonies attencant upon
tho reception Of the remains OF the late President
Lay Petcr's shadow never grow less.
, 1865-05-04

posrposEp.-Tho.ef interested In the New EuE-
land Farm House Department Of the Fair Will
meet in tbs pa1lor Of the First Baptist Church on
Saturday afternoon instead Of Thursday, u: prcvl-
<,uf1y announced.
, 1865-05-04

TEE 01rmAxs.-A special meeting OF the Dl-
rectresscs Of the Chicago Protestant Orphan Asy-
lum. will be held in the building this afternoon,
and a nil meeting Of the board II dcs1rcI.
, 1865-05-04

ON LAD1Es' HoHE.-The regular monthly
meeting of the Board OF Managers Of this city
charity. will be held ut the rooms OF the Young
Men's Cht1ktian Association this afternoon at 5
, 1865-05-04

CArcCs The members Of the new Couucll,
Republicans and Democrats are requested to
NEE; in caucus, on Saturday evening, at the Coun-
eli Chamber, to Felect ticket Tor School 1nspec-
lork. 1t ia IL he hoped that the Aldermen Will
critIfl.Y attend,
, 1865-05-04

IEoAonoK.-SeEgeant Charles n. FcEren. OF
company Il, 15th regiment v. H. c., formerly Of
sbe 18th ILLINOIS infantry, has lately been promo
Ted hy the War Department to Capt2tncy IN the
Glib regiment, U. s. volunteers,
, 1865-05-04

SISoEns:-The chorus Of singers which did such
excellent service on Monday and Tuesday, at the
Court House, and Euch others as choose to assist.
ar requested by T. c. Estec, chairman Of the
cet,mlitee On music, to meet at Bryan Bail this
oi LEV. Chsries d. FOwlcr's Grafton on tie life,
chutsctet and virtues Of Abraham lincoln We
trust that this call win be generally. needed.
, 1865-05-04

Eoa TIE SANITARY FA1R-PFomenade Solrees
n1c given on Wednesday evening Of each week,
by The Friends Of Progress, at AartiIe's Aca.
Cemy. corner OF Clark and Munroe streets, IN aid
1r the I1eaeur7 Of the North western Sanitary
Fair. Thesc eoi1ees are largely attended, and
ctSe abundant e4kie{A cd0n.
, 1865-05-04

DEArx CONFIDENCE Observation-Disclosures noon
<este.day an old gentleman named John Fringle.
ba11pc ali the way from Cambria county, Penn,
Wis donc't out Of cool S151o by = sharper, at
1he st. Louis and Chicago depot. The sharper
renrcscnted himself 10 be a buffalo hunter just
from The plains With CARGO Of robes. on Witch
he Wished 70 pay the 1seight; hut uot2Ttunatelx,
he simplicity OF bis henri Mr. Frlngle loaned bin
he smouut requisite, without even requiring Z
- check" as security. Ihe oo0alo nuntet iouna
his victim and conquered
, 1865-05-04

,.-oon vt,, "a c1osed from this time until Friday
Morniug May s,6 Wnen + ~ BE- seopsnso tspsirea
nn INA evening 70 te given for the benefit Of tho
HHEITAEY w TAIR ap0yzH eaaf
, 1865-05-04

E'OR SALE-A Hotel The pro-
+ rrietoI being about to engage In other buslnesa
oTsIs q nnan % nbss4l tsT, The furniture and a.
This one Of the best hotel locations IN the State
and lhe bualneMof the house IL second 70 none. a
BON, Proprietor. aQ8u9N-aW
, 1865-05-04

CoA11xrEn.-The Fircmen's Monument, de-
signed by Vok, WEE completed at Rose Rill Gene
tery On Thursdsy jast, by raiaing 10 The apex Of
tle monument the statue Of the roused fireman,
already fully described In there columns. 1t IL
one Of The most striking decorations In that mon
npeuta1 city. We understand that the Ftremen's
Benevolent Association will Arrange for IN e1cur-
elcu th1theT within cav or two.
, 1865-05-04

CHURCH GUILD regular monthly meeting
OF the Guild win be held this evening, at ~
O'Clock. at their rooms on Dearborn street.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-08-18
GREAT ATTR ACTION !


Schwartz has Survived tbs War
ND ruiN opening large and hand
! -pua stock OF goods At the old stand,
lest,ai " having armed legions sc0ur
ing The country, tAerc Is nuw nothing nee
e~-ary but to charge down on his stock
Ladies and gentlemen can right about
face and join 100 the charge. Victory
IS certain An can win laurels, and
wear Ihcm It Is NOW u question OF price
cont aud pea cesl Cheap goods against
cheap goods Ia this struggle, OF course,
+ schwartz is bound to come oil victor
as regards all rivals, but vii yleld the
palm 90 hs euetomers Call at his cheap
store look at hls ,urirly aud SCI ho" q
successful stand is maintained Charge
1u him and lac will charge back. with "a
cash advance Success s certain on boiA
sides
His customers can fire in plstoons, OF
,ngly Nothing daaRtsd. he viii meet
the ssue tume ont, comc all. SCISSORS
IN haud be- Nii NEE, them a, the eean-
ter Nth his ,ptlnc loccc and satisfy them
that further comp, lItou is uscloss
Remember that It is i schwartz "ho
thus drfes competition and invites an at
tnck IRON customers.
Marshall July a. 1863. nS'
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FOR SALE.

4 4 the residence Of Mr.. GEoRaiA ID.
y nlLpwoEru complete sct Of house
hold furniture Among other lhiugs, NJ
clsgau, rosewood p.uo. two coiias bed
sirads one large leather bed, matrasss a
tables, &c Il Dot sold by the
First Monday in >epte bef'
liey will bt sold 81 Auction II yal
want 10 purchase cal aud sec
A.y O. rf- s.
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DIR. II. Z. NIFIiERSpOON,
SURGEON & PHYSlC AN,

VI \ ~ ~ B Tt. IA -
OfsIDt -ior tAe prescott, al scar i
arfspoon llrug Store.
July D - ns5
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%" south is IN tais mcoha,'
state IhraId system e 'rnd' has
Boon Destroyed IS fl ~ th' action
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wHy have Is career 1T prosperity 'e
i'. H"r .wfae3 with which her
FORMER .a..rl NAV ug1 Ike tte .l
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NOTICE.

IL, parsons indrbted to the firm OF
u POW Eli il BRO, are requested W
come forward and pay ny
". viii take oil bind' Of Produce AZ
the market price, 10 pas tnrnt OF all CLAIMS
row ELL ~ BRO,
j. lersou 1uly p, 1865 ulH-4t
Jefferson News aud Texas Republican
copy tour weeks aud send bill . th's
Office
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-08-18
FOR SALE OR RENT

nNE 81 the best plantations in h.,
" sou county only p, miles irau IS.
City OF Marshall very healthy ana
tired locality is now offered for .si. Ia, :.
accommodating ttrms. CONTAINING Az
acres 800 OF which is cleared nnJ -
Hue stsic Of cultivation all frat and =.
cuad bottom walnut innd The M !, -
liable iarA.nt laad iu The country m.
Improvements are good IN. dw,llio,
large two story frame building with N
necessary ous buildings OF frame yo,s
Coz. cribs stalI.- yin house. aid eo,,o,
pres, AL IA good condition We'll, al
.prnr OF ue'or failing froostone .,,,.
throughout d pia.tati0n Also my
NEW TANNERY,
situated 20 miles Stlihsest Of Nat,A.n
comprising 80 laying away Yats, Pool
~wuler. lau,s IL lurge two story Gsms
leather House mrh aud sfist Min. MI
use 81 thc best Hal,rsd places 10 Tie eoun'
try applying the entire yard uatufallv
{ ulH sgt,- Of heavily 'imbered land {,
barking purposes attached also beav,
sio,. ui isafatr iu tan al Of which Wifi
ag sold uu iattBb'e terms
GtO. ". EVIL.
July 70. ls0a. p4.-st
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-08-18

Spain has recognized the King
dom Of Italy
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Marshal, Aug. H. 1865
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-08-18

Another paper 10 North Carolina
has been suppressed lor disloya
talk.
The New York herald., 1865-12-09

xehange.
upAy. Dec. s--10:1o A. n.
100 chs Erie RR -. YAK
100 Hud River RR :. 10ox
rs Sixth Avenue RR 1a5
200 Long lei RR. bso 70
200 do ..... $50 70
1000 Reading RR.... III
200 Mich Cen RR. 80. 1lek
The New York herald., 1865-12-09

CLEARED
steorship Penpsyiynnn (Br) McNevip, Idverpoot-U n
sleamshp hllem,na tiIan,, Trantmann Hamburg--Kun-
steamship Lafayette (rr, Bocande. HsvreGeo Macken
Ste e,mship Vera Cruz Murray Havana and Vera cEz-c
Steamship Iouiea Moore, Wooster, Beaufor-Mnrray
ship Ship Java Mclean New orlrans-.T Durham,
Bark Morning lsht Br, Walter ., asrhecf sIs Co
runeh. Mencse { wend,.
bark Josie Nicholas Nichols Iiayana-J Ward Go.
BARK Evening Star (Br,, Miller, sanago cubs-wayddi
Bark john Carver. Nichols, Cardenss-Walsh carver
Bark j. Iiclbrook. Brown, Cayeson-N hccieahy
lark Y Rosenberg crowell, New orleans r II Fosdict
Bns rs EureSs DIX ' ac.'sod. carncaa-Dsva,s $50
ss TSs Fy"s ne' eio"S r % Seinsfe cGaroete~a rEI
hr sShr lsdi,s wheeaa, Mosis i j. liurlhut q 90
sclr Jane Empson Empson. Fortress Moaroeyan Brunt
Sehr Carlton jayne Mlis Baltincre-iascr Dayton.
schr Helen Mar Nekrrson, Baltimore N Bedcn ....
schr & small, oole, neutrality-suspicious. hchsrd-
schr Alice Scranton Spencer, ProviSenceH Rsckctt&
schr Lucy Robinson, Davis Proviaencei stranahau
seSr @ Antecoen l ial frovIdcnee Racket soa
ARRIVED
Steamship United States Share. New Orleans Nov ~ ana
w p" NSy @ g sn ha -e s an exas y w e%%p
Kern il from Boston for New orleans; pee GAN lat.
Y, asss "a .Ss @
49, exchanged Signals wsth scn-hpi. Il CMyer all ur.r
New Orleans: 3D. 2:SJ IN, sand Key beari. =
u exchanged signals with steamship Champions; same s
be the Mississippi, hth hence Cor Now Orleans
Steamship {; w Strout. Borden. Alexnndria.
ste lnShp Admiral Nichols. Philadelphia, with mdse 70
Thorn & Tobias. -. =,
Steamship nconla Sherwood Portland, with mdsc ana
passengers, to II Cromwell 4 20. -
Peter IS nonds Orr, Cummings Remedies, IL days,
with sugar 10 ! g McArthnrs 49, :.
Brig qlonms 7urnll toi New Hayerl, Thompson Mays
gu y PR Is DAYS. with fruit 10 j. WP Armstrong Of New
Brig Kate iRr McDouga. Halifax. Ms. with plaster &C.
I,rg Oak Point IBr, Wood. Windsor. Ms. 8 days. with
plaster. 10 u II Drwolf & Co.
brig snwanra Metcaf st Marks with cotton TO Metcaf
Duncan.
Brig chesapeake, Newhai, Newburg for Boston -
Magnolia Clare CORVALLIS. Ms. III days. woh
potatoes. to Duryca 4 HYDE,
schr James Il Bcvley, Ioyeland, Sayannn,. 10 days
schs Geo " Snow Haskell. Ellahethnort FOR Lynn
Sohr Harriet Ncwall. Gor'd. illswOrth
schr Abbott Lawrencc. Hantley4 sangor. - days.
Srhr s y Adams Talbot, Ranger.
scir Little I.xyie. Sparrow, Boston.
schr Fannie r. Bailey, Rnston for Washington
Schr 7, T. Hsiock 1ram.ley. Pawt'icaet
Schr Sea Flower. Chase, Pr0vtlenct.
Sci julia Pratt Rridgetor FOR Wash ngtou-
Schr Almon Bacon, Hart, North Point
Slnop Colwfd. Cnlwel with ndsc from snip Th01pss
Dsinbam, recently ashore at Rockaway
BELOW
Brig Louisa. from Prince Edwards Island
SAILED
Steamships Lafayette for asre. and MORO Castle for
The New York herald., 1865-12-09

beiween this matter as prcposserous otnsnltfnE
tragic reality. Yon played variety Of paris from that OF
and would Sss. enc psPSss
mor polite for you TO have persevered somewhat longer
maj ': Snd,,,;ss s each s's., T. g no.
sss :.iss' ss future hsssS sasoxo
Aftr the reading OF the letters witness continued
I knew DR.. watson he attended my daughter profess
sonsy; Twas rst made acquainted with the particulars
Of the miscarriage in May, lso4. Objected to.l
Nm. sTRoxcs rycoss AND ITS vALrE
The present purchasing value OF income worth four
thousand dollars in 1853 would be nom eight TO ten
Cross sxaminedAt tho time Of the nrss conversation
with NJ. Strong saw him when ! nrst went 70 bic
house; he did mot produce any written statement; he
did not tell he had something dreadful 10 say when
he came in Mr. strong used this language rereasing
what Is already given in the direct examnation) will
mot ssy those were the exact words recoect his saying
OF the language given in his testimony during the fore
noon); the lasted several mnutcs the in
ssrview took place on the sofa o. the iron, room
FATnEP.
went cut TO meet my daughter when heard the
door bell ring: did not 20 outside 70 meet her. said 70
her. MARY what story IL this that Peter strong has
been telling me about you and Edwsrds' she said,
wss .s.S aer anS out
wheimed; left the house. and len them mr. and Mrr
SsssnsrM M PsS sa nS S,rv r'nsr s with
inc 70 hin on that day, what good s repentance In
case Of adultery and incests" next saw Mr Strong
house that same afternoon the next interview al his
house; saw Mr. Strong only; went 70 him. Witness
repeated conversation Of this interview depossd 70 in
the direct) M Strong made this address 70 me without
my interruptng him, think; he said II continuously,
but mot rapidly NJ Strong said, TT must appear that
We I've together a. man and wife, - herstofore can
certain circumstances have branded themselves In my
memory; my memory 10 good one; ! can recall no
thing that have mot already said OF this interview;
remsmher Mr. Strong using The word 'reconcilasion
connection with the compact; do not rccollcct what
said this occasion; he said nothing about any pro
csedings; thers were no proceedings y the ume;
The New York herald., 1865-12-09
SECOND BOARD.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Dec. 60 +. NJ
ALCOHOL was only saiablc 70 consumers, in small
quantities, at "a IS per gallon
BRgApsTUprs Receipts, 333 32 bbls. -four, lbs, ,033
bushels wheat 2o4 corn, 53 52 do. oais, l2,75l
do. rye, IL 0is do matt and 2S AL do barley. State
ard Western -four was in very moderate demand
Prices were heavy and AZ the close of the market
10c 15c lower for al brands, with continued down
ward inclination Tr eaes confined TO $500 bbls.
AZ our revised quotations sunjoined The market for
Southern -four was also inactive and prices ruled heavy
and somew hat lower Tho sales comprised $50 bbls.
Canada -four was du. and fully &C. l0c. lower. The
sales embraced 800 Rye -four quiet and heavy.
Corn meal was We note further sales Of 100
S
The New York herald., 1865-12-09

thnk that he id thai there were 70 30 no steps takea
bsween us: be said Il and said it; no one that know
spec ally had tn eatened to take steps against him.
Iapprehended thar he might take st pa for divorce;
desrous OF having all Kept secret fT tho sake q
ths children
SECRECY AND oosCRArxEkr
motives during all that year, do not know thai
these were Mr. Strong's motives; think his motive
during that year concealment
The hour of four O'Clock having arrived the court Was
adjourned until Monday morning, at the usual time
The New York herald., 1865-12-09
S sHlPPIN NEW S.
Port Of New York. Dccember 8. 1866,

ALMANAC ron yoIK-Tuis DAY
am. sxTz ....,.. Sy HIGH waTkx. I =
The New York herald., 1865-12-09

Universal Suffrage Ina Vermont.
no THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
Vermont has never since the organization OF her State
government, denied equa civil and political rights and
privileges 70 any account Of color or caste In
this respect think Vermont stands alone among tho
earlier organized States no other having clean record
from the beginning.
The New York herald., 1865-12-09

1000 US6'siyo y las
1000 N Y Ia b loan
5000 do.
5000 Mo Ga, r RR iss
5000 n Carolina 6's.
10000 O & Mss Ger.
1000 NY Cen 6's 'S3
1000 ChixNW lst IN
1000 do. .......
1000 Mich 8 = ID.
1000 Cieve&Tol IF b
1000 II, It WAC hills
1000 do. ........
1000 Chi&Altoninc b
5000 At&Gwlstm0d
l000American gold.
10000 do. $50
SO shsCent NatBank
100 Cumb Coal pref.
500 do. ........
y IS Phenix Bank. >.
Is Bk State N ".
so Am ExchangeBk
8 Inp'rsATr'ersBk
Is O can Bank -.
10 Bank n America
200 anton Company
90 wesiU Telegraph
400 Quicksilver hgCo
100 do ........
Del & Hud Canal
100 wyo'gval Co dco
100 Ashbur'n Coal Go
200 do. ......
200 Mariposa Mg Co
500 n Y central RR
1000 Erie RR .......
700 do. ..... bio
800 do. I'd call
The New York herald., 1865-12-09

with regard 10 The necessity Of hcr educating them ho
said she was 10 remain the head Of hs house manage
wife.
WHAT ny TIE CHILD SHOULD BORN AIIvKy
had another conversation with him on the 18th Of
on Snaes sanciy Sc nor ordinary
ton, standing he said :"Fahcr, thcrc ~ ono thing
h, may ssaf S Z. ons Seud 81 so
''whaff, said l. sIf tho child should be born alive Il
is your child You living together a the time Of
not expect me to live with child about whose parent
have any doubt" "You have no reason to doubt; 81
any rate, q 10 your ncsh aud blood" Hc spoke In
Counsel for dsfsnce-Hs has right TO show the plain
Tho Court decided the witness had right 70 describe
the manner Of the plaintiff. .
alive or Mary may die her health, you know, is very
and thai may 5 settle be shsn got up and isf Think
Counsel here ssSsd the wisucss number Of questions
to the manner Of the plaintiff in these interviews
but the Court ruled them out q improper.
Counsel FOR defencs-Did you ccmmgr,cs's ress vn"
p.sss n hsss interview y % . ;SS any ,S5S ps1
TEE issuIs or LIE AND DEATH.
Counsel for defsncewas thsrs anything said in the
third interview about the issues Of life and deashs
witness-Yes STR said 70 Peter, 1.-THE issues Of life
and DEATH Peter, ere with Cod and with Him they
must remain = since this tnro conve.sascn nave ave nsn
plaintiff
Counsel for defence-wss anything said in those sub
sequent conversations the subject of this arrange
mcnt9
witness-I don't recall anything that connects itself
Immediately with THAI arrangement; told him thai he
ought 70 have denied Mary home that she ear
nestly eatreated him for separate establishment how
ever numble that had always been refused, that he
her confession 70 him wss act Of Christian hsrosm,
and that his making such an arrangement was equally
creditable him. told him that he must have tho
attentions Of Edward 70 his wife; that his duty 70
have checked them; he said "My Cod you would met
have me 10 suspect my own brotherr TOLD him
there were duties and attentions whicA belonged
70 . husband, and which no one e.se
should pay, that he could not have been enrsY un.
aware Of what everybody eIse he'd seen; think TOLD
him that she never ought 70 have besn chsrged WIN =
mucn o sne csss q ME mcsnsr; v,.ssa ~ 49,
time that visited her there; hsvs bssa IN hsr
bedroom there
curiosity; the bed wss situated IN the corner Oh
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-26
- MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS. 7
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE
CHARGES! -r- ...
DIR. w. X. Doherty's Private Medical
nnd SurgicRl Gnstitute,
Sacramento street. below Montgomery Opposite
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's otice)
wsPrivate Entrance on Leidesdorff street, al
San Francisco, California
Established expressly to afford the afflicted sound
and scientific medical aid in the treatment
and cure of all Private and Chronic
.... Diseases, Cases Of Secresy,
and all Sexual Dis.
orders
To The Afflicted I,

Dp W l. nnuEpTV pETI,pSs urS ain.
-, ;harLD hi. mn .S,,. ns,snt. for THAR
ns,ronssc "HJ would ~. RI opnorfnnity 20 re-.
mind rbem ,ha, b. con,;nn." 90 cppsnit a, his In.
sti,u,s for the rnre of chronic Diseases of the
Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and Geniro
Urinary organs md ali Private Diseases. viz !:
Svphilis in SII Its form. and stages: Gonorrh9a,
Gleet, Structures. Nocturnal and bDiurnal Ennis.
sions, Sexual Debility, Diseases of the Back and
I.olns. Ipaamma,ion Of the BLADDER and EIdneyS.
,,c etc. and he hopeSthat his long exprrience
and .nccr..ful practie. OF many wears will CON
tinue 10 Insure him a share of public patronage.
Nv the praetice Of many wears In Europe and the
United States he il enabled TO apply the NOS, ef
cient and successful remedies agans, dise,es Of
all kinds. lie uses no mercury, charges moder-
ate treats his patients In correct and honorable
way ma. ref.renres ~ pnnu.stionable yeracity
from men of known rrspectabIHty and high
standing !, .ocis,y An narties consulting him
as M IN soSey Az Sa ,,,.n ,S rs. mn, mn