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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-28
bR. DoHERfY,s COLUMN.
PRIVATE leRDICAL ADD
QUICK ,CUREa,AN1 MODRRATR.
~ N&lA4S CHA III R1s lI7'fl


Dr. w. X. DskeSty9i Rssvass medical
o0a SaRYte0l 1assttate,
ssSrSRsas0 ssrss', below sNo0,semsry opposite
TPrivats Entrance on LeidesdorK street, a.
San Francisco. California;
NIt1bllIhsa expressly to afford the atlicted sound
aud scientific m-siiral aid In the treatment
and cure OF all Private and Chronic
Diseues, Caves Of eeresy,
ss $50. and all Sexual Dis
orders.
To the Amiesed:
nR. W. K DOHERrY RETURNS HIS sim
IL cere thanks to biz numerous patients for their
patronage, and would take this opportunity TO ~
mind them that he eoutOues 10 consult. al his In-
stitnte, foe the cure Of Chronic Diseases OF the
Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Diges'ive and Geniio
Urinary organs and all Private Diseases, viz:
Syphilis in All It's forms and stages; Gonorrhea,
Gir-t stricTures. Nocturnal and Dfurnal Ennis
SONS Sexual Debility. Diseases Of the Back and
LoipS. inflammation of the Bladder and Kidneys.
etc.. etc; and he hopes thar his long experience
and successful practice of many years VIII con-
time 10 insure him share of public patronage.
By the practice of many years In Europe and the
United Srafrs, be Is enabled TO apply the most ef
tieient and successful remedies against Diseases OF
all kinds He uses no mercury, charges modrr'
ate tr-stS his patients IN correct ana nonoraoie
from men of known resprc'abilify nnd hign
standing in society. All parties consulting him,
by letter or otherwise, will receive the best and
genllesf ,rraimen,. and inplicit secresy.
Head the Fsllowinx-A Case Of elect
and Sarietnre.
Doctor Doherty-Drar ir: | feel my health so
fully restored that, in common gratitude, believe
shouId make Won some written acknowledgment
foryorr valuable services particularly 30 a. Your
lee was small for the work performed. arrived
in this city from the East about one year ago,
and wts then suffering from AN old case OF elect,
complicated with structure. Being stranger in
the city, aud believing that those doctors who
gave such positive assurances Of success were
necessarily the best (sone OF whom have a large
numoer OF iitrs), placed myself in their charge,
and continued under treatment until had lost
nearly ali hope and considerable sun ut money
I wish TO SAY now that you the sixth doctor
have eIa ployed. and the only one thar has done
me any service. Ny elect is wholly cured. the
Structure Is all removed. and my general health
is better fhxn il has bren for years In conclu
sion, would say 20 the many untortunatrs who
require medical 4 Twice. Il You have any doubt rs
to whom you should employ, ask DIR. Dohrrty for
nv address and come and see me Il Keep store in
this city, Ny experience may save You many
dollars / wonld also all, thar in the eaTiv stage
of nv disease used large amount OF the pre-
paraiions advertised a. An infaos' cnre for Con
orrhra Gle-t e1e.. but never derived any benefit
from them. am, Doctor, very truly yours
L. H..
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 2lstday
OF June, 4. D. ls6i
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crts. @s,soA.
by order OF the Board Of Trustees. n. .
Gold nm. April 20, las. - $50 AMI N

CAUTION. ThIs Il % aosIfy oil
whom IL may concern. that the following do
scribed certificates Of stock In the Jewett and
stock, were Eold for assessments, according 70
law. nm Monday. Nov. 18th. 1854. and all parties
are therefore hereby cautioned aVHinst purchasing
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-28

.CAUTION.-The public are hereby Oaa.
toned not TO buy negotiate for the following Ger.
tlncates OF stock In the Leon Gold and Silver MINK
Company, as the same have been sold for aGese-
ments according 70 law, and win not be transferred
on the books ofthe Company; n 1880
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-28

Cresas Mining Company. = The
Stockholders In the above named company will
hold a meeting al their Office, In Gold Hill on
SATURDAY, May Goth, 1865 Of o'clock P. NJ,
for the purpose nj elpctng u Board of Trustees,
and irthe iransartion OF such other business as
may come before Them A full attendance Is re.
quested. BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
EdBgt wa ~ J. PFOUTz, Sec'y.
Gold Hill Anrjl On 1865 Rp20 i'd
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,,ecb,u;c., viii md Mining Com.

pany.-Notice IL hereby u, en-, that an ASSESS.
ment of twenty fv" cents per share WAS levied
this day. By order Of the Board Of TfusIrr..
AN. D. CONNELL, Secy.
Gold HILL April 3. 1855 apll IN
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OriRinnl Hnwkere asoId and siIyer

Original HaWkeye cold anu SILVER
Mining COmpany.-Notiee IL hereby given, that
at meeting of the Board of Trustees of the
company, held this 4th day Of April, 1855, an rs.
sessment (No. ~ Of five dollars per share was
levied on each and every share of the company
payable Immediately In U. S. gold coin, 10 the
ecrrtary NJ his Office, in Gold Hill. By order Of
the Board Of Trustees.
GU. COLE, Secretary.
Gold Hill April l. 1865 api m
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ShariRs& nla

MO TICE Is HoREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
~ pursuance OF q decree Of foreclosure, rendered
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
In and for Storey county. State OF nevada, on the
2tth day Of April, 1885, in favor Of A. B. Paul. d.
Bliss AMI w. II. Baker. plaintiffs. and against the
Michigan Mill AMI Mining COMPANY, defendants, for
the sale OF the mortgagel premises hereinafter de-
scribed, TO satisfy the sum OF four thousani, Sven
hundred and ninrty-three and $500 dollars
with interest on St,ll0 and 25-lU0 at the rate
oftwo (2) per cent. per month from date Of decree
until pail, together with costs AMI disbursements
taxed t$6 05, and accrung costs AMI expenses oil
sale, all PAYABLE In United States gold coin AMI by
virtue thereof and OF order Of sale thereon, Is
sued out Of said Court atteste on the said 18th day
OF April, ls65 anil TO me directed AMI delivered on
the same day, I will, on SATURDAY. the 10Th day
Of May, 1888, sell ut the hour oil IL O'Clock noon OF
that day, in front OF the Court House doors, In the
city OF Virginia, county OF Storey, State OF Nevada
at public auction to the highest and hest bidder for
cash. In United States gold coin. the following de
scribed property, to-wlt: All and singular the
mining ground, claim and property OF the sal Mich
Igan Mining an NH Company, situate at the town
OF Gold Hin, in ,iold Hill Mining Dlstelct, Storey
county, and also all buildings ami improvements
thereon, and particularly the holStlng-works, steam
engine boilers, and all the machinery and gearing
thereon; al the shafts and tracks, and Improve
ments connected Herewith, known as the holStlnt-
works, shat and machinery OF the Michigan MIL
and Mining Company, situate near and little
northwest Of the Comet Nil, at Gold Hill aforesaid.
J. c. CLARK,
Sh0id Of Storey county, n va,ln.
n By JOHN n, y SALE, Under SHiriIf.a
Virginia, April "a, 1855. APPS I'd
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And In accordance with the laws Of the State Of
Nevada, and the by laws ofthiS Company, Their
will be soIdTUESDAY. theleth day of April, 1855,
in front Of the Secretary's office. In Gold Hill.
Uhe same being the office of the company -
nany shares Of said stock an will be neceAar,
TO pay the amount then due, together with III,
cos, Of Using and sale. BY order ofihr Boar
of Trustees q. w. PEASE, Secretay.
Gold Hill, March ls, 1865 mills I'd
The above sale il postponed until TUESDAY.
May 81, 1865. al the same hour and place. b!
order of the Board Of Trustees.
ais I'd CIV. PEASE. Sec'y.
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DAHddEsf lssRsfssfaa1BIi


Pride r AMee3eas Co1R1aY.-NaSSee
ltRefeby HTen, that Ii accordance with the laws
81 Jltvs1 Maiths bylaws Of ~ co@paeyt th6sS
VII be spId 1t pnblle auetlcl, freat Of DE- snA
psny,s cfses, Cd TUESDAY. NY ltth. Ieo5, q
) oisiockps Hsaonaay shaselp the cAPltalnSox
n the above company, standing IN the nSnes RI
The foIIofirT pisfIes, a. will b necessary 70
IIouIdatp he llu0unts due tArsSep Dot slnss(
mepa. together With lecfHine COSTA unless aid
dalinnna11eiAa are aooneF pAid
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-28

OAUTlON-CrUs1s Geld ana nilvs1
Mining Company,-The public arc hereby eau.
TONED not TO buy or peEotiate for the following
stock ofthe above named company, - the sane
the 10Th day Of April, 1855 and will not Be Hsns'
ferrAt on thu hnnk of the COMPANY
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Crq.u. Gold and siIrerF Mining

Cr4suH Gold nnd SILVER u .Rtnh
Company The delinquent, LIST, advertised 10 BE-
,oldTHI DAY Is turday) April 18Th, 1868. Is
ut the same hour ana place. This positively the
last pOStponpment. j PFOUE, SccE.
Gold Hill, April Is, 1863 arl- I'd
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:, GEO. II. DANA.

rTse Press throughout the State are reqnes,eS
q, nnhlish This onc month, and lead their y
sIfa-,s n, hshslf If the cause aIo M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-28

Kentucky Gold and silver MininR
Company Notice Is hereby given, ina! ct a
meeting Of the Board n ITrusters, held this day.
AN assersment Of twenty five C2S) cents per share
was levied on the capital stock ofthe above COM
pany, pay able to the ecretary immediately.
GEO. w. TURN"Y, ec'y.
Gold Hill. Anril Is, 1865 apis I'd
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due SIS r. assessed to George ~ Nichter.
Also-north so feet Of south, Ito feet of
| Lot 2.......... Block l....---..... Range d,
| due 90 81, assessed to William knight.
The portions of the above lois. sold for the
| taxes and costs due on the same, as her, In set
! forth. will be sold without redemption. and an
absolute title given to the purchaser, as is by law
provided. THO H. JOHNSON,
Marshal and Tax Collector.
| Dated, Gold Hill, April 20 1865. ap2l I'd
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

Gold Hill, March 30. 1865 misc ID
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California Will mud Mining Com.
pany.-Notre il hereby given, that AN aSsess-
ment of twenty-five CENTS per share was levied
this day. BY order ofrhe Board Of Trustees
SAM d. CONNELL, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, April g. 1865, apll M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-28

H. c. MANNING. Sec y.
enid HILL April is, 1865 apl5 I'd
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-07-11
S e l. CT ToR X.
GoD Il Ouakercss ruas Gourtea
By MARY KYLE DALLAS.

Pbiladel phia boasts probably the prettiest
troupe Of Quaker girls in the world. TO be
sure of taas one has only to walk out in the
neighborhood Of Friends meeting-h house be-
fore meeting time ou the Sabbath, and watch
them deplurely vending their way toward
aher places Of worship, in their dresses Of
gray, or white, or drab, with certain modif
tations.of the sad hues and strait fashions "a
dopted by. the. elGer women, and pretending
- be utterly unconscious Of young male
friends on the other side OF the street. Lillies
and rose leaves are their skins-placid their
.lowncast eyes--shapsly their quiet mouths.
y habit Of self contr3l, the hereditary abb
sence Of all strong expression Of EMOTION
gives them an expression to be sought for
in vain in the countenances OF other girls,
and they remain young longer than any
amongst the worlds people.
Ten years or more ago, there dwelt at The
corner OF Chestnut aud - streats certain
dealer in cheese and butter, by the name OF
Ephram Prout. lie had made fortune in
trade, and was widely respected, especially
hv those of his own sect. His aged mother.
who resided with him, was one Of those dis
tinguished personagas who take their seats
upon the PLATFORM in lhs meeting house, and
occasionally, ouce IN six months or so, have
"a call TO speak And his wife was an indus
tridqs body, as young looking as her own
daughter AS for that daughter words ean=
not describe her. Nature, in pity for the
prejudice which doomed her to wear her sad
,ued garments all isarlifa, had showered up
hl her all the brilliant tiats upon her pallet;
red gold was her hair. SAPPHIRE blue her eyes,
carnation tints were in her cheeks. and pearls
are not more brilliant than her teeth. Even
fhe solemn elderly friends who visited E.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-07-11

A SKETCH.
p o e T n Y

BY r. T. CONRAD.
She knelt oy her lovers CORY bed,
For his life as fast rece ding;
On her painting breast she pllowed his head,
And essayed to staunch its bleeding.
"Oh, look on me, lovei" But be needed not;
'Oh, tell me thou art not dying -
lie heard bu the far-off battle snot;
He saw bat the foemen flying.
<'Rise, fly with me, Albert !" But vainly she wept
And tWned her white arms around him;
!. For far on the war-blast his reused spirit swept
And the battle spell still bound him.
He raised from her breast: 'On, comrades, on!'
The hot blood gushcd as he started;
'Oh, calm thee, my Albert-the battle is done p
"0ul oa!' and his spirit departed.
One wild look Of terror th e maiden cast
On the form of her lifeless lover!
One look-twas the sad est, the lovliest, last
One thrdD-and the struggle was over.
Her head on the breast of her hero sank low;
'No sobs her suffering betoken;
Anc the dew gathered thcS on b. r pale, cold brow
Cold-cold, for her brave heart was broken !
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-07-11

such thought until = DQy 81 ggested"
tWell, child.'
sOnly last weeA Friend spoke to me
'of the matter
What friend Good Sarah Rose, ddsfbt
less; she is ever for having women marry
betimes.5,
sNo mother-not friend Rose.
Perhaps thy aunt Eliza.
mo mother.
who was it, child.
Friend John Hubbard
Friend-John Hubbard =
Eyes, mother. He spoke of thinking we'll
of me, and suggested that our lives would be
passed happily together
|, What did thee tell him Bessy =
!, Il said I would consult friends. That my
bead was not what it oug hit to be, / feared
Bessy thee knows female Friend may
notsmarrv a young man of the worlds people
Christie Brown was read out of meeting for
sYsE7 mot jer.'.
sWell, child, since the time has come for
thee to. snrxE, thee will ,be'glad to know that
friend Potter is anxious for wife and
, Bessy turned pale.
widow Ann Billings or Sarah Fox would
be more suitable to him. she said.
'And why?..
eThey are older.'
so much the more honor for thee Bessy.'
Il fear should not be blessing to friend
Peter
WELL
sLI-knoao l should to friend john
How does thee know that 2
said-thas--'
Well child.
That he'd die if didn't marry him.
sAhp
sAnd that was a-a-oh, my
Go on, Bessy.'
An angel!'
EThe profane youth
sHe thinks so we'll of me-
Indeed
and 1 thinh SO very, very, very well of
him
Bessy.'
Yes, father
Friend John is of the worlds people and
has fifteen dollarsa week.
Yes, father.
Friend Peter is. worth million of mo-
ney.
also, be is friend
Yes, father
consequently thee had better marry him.
Of course friend John is out of the question
AS to friend Peter, have not relied on my
own Judgment, which is fallible, as l am only
ffty odd years DID, went to one older and
wser-thy grandmother, wh9 is eighty
r Thou canst not set thy opinion against hers,
She says Peter is destined for thee by Provi-
dence."
Eyes, father"
aNext Firet.day Peter and thee will pass
meeting for the first time. Thee knows the
course things regularly take, and thy mother
will purchase all that is necessary. | desire
thee to be well provided with clothing of the
finest quality. 1t is now time for thee to re-
tire. Good night, Bessy.'
sGood night" said Bessy; with trembling
lip.
So it was settled. 1t never entered into
any ones heart that Bessy was not used ten
derly. No one knew how wet her pillow was
with tears And the days hurried on, one af-
ter the other, toward the First day on which
the twain were to "'pass meeting" for the tirst
time preparatory to the solemnization of thei-
nuptials.
/ Il was what worlds people call Friday
what Friends term Fifth day. All the week
placid Bessy had been alittle sad, not quite
herself. The extremely fine fabric OF her
muslin wedding dress did not seem to inter
est her as it should have done. Perhaps hal
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-01
Approved Nov. 9. 1865.
An act to provive for payment of cost be
fore probate court in certain cases
1t i hereby enacted. &c.

An act TO provive for payment of cost be
fore probate court in certain cases
1t Is hereby enacted. &c.
Sec. l. When any person shall Le
cited on complaint OF another 10 appear
before the probate court and be examined.
as provided in section seven OF chapter
fiffy-two. and section Iwenty-for of chap
Ter seventv-two OF the general statutes.
the court may in It's discretion tax costs
for the person 80 cited. and issue execution
for the same
Sec ,. When any person shall be en-
titled 10 costs for appearance before any
probate court on citation issued there
from. he shall be allowed one dollar per
day for his attendance before said court.
and five cents per mile for necessary trar-
el, TO be computed a. in c;lSes OF witness
e. before county court
Sec , No citation requiring anv per-
son 10 appear and answer before any pro-
bate court In this state shall be issued M
less sufficient security for costs be first
giyen 10 the adverse parry hv MAY of re
cognizance, a Is now required in writs of
summons or attachment before other courts
In this state
Sc. 4. This ne, shall take effect from
lis passage
Approved Nov Q. lS65.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-01
CAUTION TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS

CAUTION TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
\ contemporary says the country Is at
present flooded with circulars of bogus
claim agents located at Washington, who
promise an additional bounty to all men
enlisted in 1861 and 1862 The way
they swindle is to write to men for. their
discharges for the purpose of getting them
their bounties. Such parties as are in
weighed into transmitting them in due
time receive a circular stating that their
claim is allowed, and the soldier may have
his extra bounty by remitting the stipulat
cd tee-S25 ; this will be the last of the
game All soldiers should bear in mind
that the government has already paid all
the bounty authorized by law
Why should marriage be spoken of as q
tender tie, when it is SO contounded tough
that nothing but death can cut it ?
You can get more comfort to your fam.
lily out OF five dollars .judiciously expended
at home, than out of twenty-five dollar.
IN taking the family to fashionable wa
'ering place
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-01

ed seven camp fires Of refugees, who fled
on Sherman's approach, now returning to
their homes. These people are poor and
ragged and disheartened. They carry all
their effects in rickety mule cart and
are returning, in scores Of cases, to find
only chimney standing over the ruins of
their old homes AS they lay about their
fires in the damp cold air of night, men,
women and children, they presented a
fearful picture of the horrors of war
Will not their sighs and sufferings be re-
membered in the great day of account,
and be laid at the door of those who
plunged the country into such sorrow?
My next point is the ruined city of At
lanta, and by and by l may write you
from Montgomery and Mobile as l prom
ised. c. l.. G.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-01

An act for the preservation of fish at the
mouth of West River, and the waters
adjacent thereto.
1t Is hereby enacted. &c.
Sec l. If any person or persons for
the period of ten years from the passage
of this act, shall take, kill OF destroy anv
fish by net or SCENE 80 called. in the wa
tcr> Il ne mouth of West River. in the
town of Brattleboro. or in the waters ad-
lacent thereto, within one mile of the
mouth of said West River, such person or
persons shall forfeit and pay 10 the treas
urer of said town Of Brattleboro. a sum
not less than one dollar nor more than
three dollars for each fish SO taken. killed
Or destroyed, one-halt of which shall 90
Tor the beneiit.ot the town, and the other
half to the complainant.
Sec. ,. Any person may prosecute to
final .lud@m in his own name anv vio-
latlon of this statute. and shall he entitled
TO recover the penalty and costs in an ac-
ton Oh the case.
Sec. 3 This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved Nov Q, 1865.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-01
Approved Nov. :, 1865.
An act to preserve the fish in the ponds
! in the town of Richmond

An act to preserve the fish in the ponds
in the town of Richmond.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. |. If any person, after the pas
sage of this act, shall kill or destroy, in
any manner other than the ordinary way,
with the hook and line, any pickerel or
other fish in any of the ponds formed by
the railroad embanklnents in the town of
Richmond, in the county of Chittenden,
or in any other pond situated in said Rich
mond, the person or persons so catching,
killing or destroying such pickerel or other
fish. shall forfeit and pay fine not ex-
ceeding five dollars nor less than one dol
lar for such otfense, TO the town of Rich
mond, with full costs of prosecution,
which may be recovered in an action of
debt in the name of the treasurer of said
town. before any justice of the peace hav
ing jurisdiction of the same.
Sec, , Any person may sue for and
prosecute to final iud dgment in said action
OF debt any breech of this act in his own
name or in the name of the town of Rich
mond, and npon the recovery thereof one
half OF said fine shall belong to the prose-
cutors and the other half TO said town.
Approved Nov 9. 1865.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-01
An act for the protection of deer.

1t is hereby enacted. &c.
Sec. l. Ii any person shall hereafter.
within the period to ten years, kill any
animal of the deer kind found running at
large within this state or assist therein, or
shall hurt or worry any such animal, he
shall be punished by a fine of fifty dollars
and costs OF prosecution. TO be recovered
by suit before a justice of the peace /;
one-LI'. of said fine TO be paid 10 the
complainant and the other half TO be paid
into the treasury Of the town in which
such animal shall be hurt, worried or
killed.
Sec. 2. If any offense against the pro-
visions of this act be committed in any
unorganized town or gore within this
state, one-half of the fine imposed by
this act shall be paid to the complainant,
and the other half shall be paid into the
treasury OF the state.
Sec. 3 This act shall not be so con-
strued us to interfere with the rights of
any person who shall be the owner of such
animals, partially or wholly domesticated.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved Nov. 8, 1865.