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The weekly union record., 1865-04-29

SEMINAL wEAKNEss-4 swOBN-To CERTIFICATE OF
MOST REMARKABLE CURE OF sPERMAToRRHGA.
A desire to benefit humanity and feeling of
gratitude to DR. W. X. DoRHErY alone induces
me to make this statement. For many years |
have been afflicted with that fearful disease known
as "Spermatorrhoea. or Seminal Weakness the
result of selfabuse, but till 1855 experienced but
little trouble or inconvenience. In that year, how
ever, had Seminal Weakness to an alarming ex-
tent, which was soon followed by the most alarming
symptoms, as weakness of the back and limbs.
pain in the head, dimness OF vision, nervousness
and general debility. My mind too, was afflicted
to such an extent As to seriously impair nv mem
ory; my ideas confused and spirits depressed
| was averse to society, had evil forebodngs and
self-distrust, and was entirely untitled for any of
the duties of life. From 1855 to the Summer of
1868, employed the very best medical talent
in no instance obtained more than temporary re-
me in this world, but seeing DIR. DoHERrY's adver-
tsement, | thought | should call and see him, as
he charged nothing for consultation. had an in
terview with DR.. Doherty. at his office in Sacra-
mento street, and his fee FOR treatment was so
reasonable, determined to try him. though did
not expect much benefit from his treatment. On
the 5th of December last placed myself under his
care: in one week found myself very much i'm
proved. and now, after five weeks treatment feel
myself thoroughly cured of all my troubles and in
the enjoyment of the best health. Hoping that
my experience may he of benefit to others similarly
afflicted. subscribe myself
JAMES JOHNSON.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 18th day
of January, \. D., 1864.
lL-s.l A. G. RANDALL, Notary Public.
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DR.. J. NJ. MOREENC

Formerly of Valparaiso, Attending and Resident
Physician.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-29
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
STREET, CORNER OF THIRD,
MARTsvILLE.

YNHIS LARGE AND COMMODlOUS HOUSE
Il is centrally located, and affords great accom-
modations for Families aud the travelling public
The Stages deliver passengers at this House and
start from the Hotel door every morning.
The Carriage Of the Hotel will be in attendance
on the arrival of the Steamboat and Cars to convey
passengers 10 the Hotel.
NJ. c. DUFFICY,
FRED. SMITH.
h-ttt Proprietors.
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MlSJ EUUN.
Watches,
CLOCKS, & JEWELRY! !!
SELLING AT COST FOR THIRTY DAYs,
BY GEO. E. SMITH.
IN Call in and Examine the Goods and <H
ErS Prices, and judge for yourselves xE.Y

vUyO ALI. WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN, COMES
i this document greeting-tbat | am disposed
to sell, AND WILL SELL. any portion or all of
my stock of
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MEDICAL.
Private Medical Aid !!
eu'ok Cures rnd Moderate csarsss,
DIR. w. K. DOHERTY'S

Sacramento street below Montgomery opposite the
Pacific Nail Steamship Cos Office Private en-
trance on LeiieSdorf ST., San Francisco.
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ESTABLISHED erprsssly 10 afford TIE afflicted soanG
and scieHtife Medical did. in the treatment
and cure Of Gil Prirdte Gnd Chroaic DIS
eases, cases Of secrecy and all ser
aal diseases.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-14

The above sale Is postponed until SATUR-
DAY, December 30th, 1868
VIII BEGAN, Constable.
aolG HIN, Dee. IL. 1855. dsis'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-14
HAPPINESS OR MISERY
-r. That In tho Question! a.,

yJ,HE pRopR1EToRs OF THE PACIFIC
Museum Of Anatomy and Science" have de.
termIned, regardless Of expense, to Issue FREE
nor the brne8t OF suffering humanity four Of
their most interesting and Instructive Lee
TURES on MARRIAGE; and Its dLsqualiiies,
Manhood, indigestion, Weakness or Depression,
Ioss Of Energy and vital Power, the great Social
Evil, and those naladiss that result from youth,
mi foilIe, excessss Of maturity, or ignorance Of
Psychology and Natures Lava :.
These invaluable Lectures havebeen the means
Of enlightening and ssying thousand. and WIZ oe
forwarded FREE on receipt Of Twenty five
Csnts Il, hostage stamps. by addressing !" Score
tary pacific M1seum Of Anatomy and Scisnce. At
the Eureka 1Thester, .Montgomefy street. Ban
Francisco" Letter, 70 be sent through Weus'
Fargo d Co. -,DEaf --.....- een UP
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-14

Passengers for Drytown, jackson. AokeIumne
Hill, Sonora, Columbia and other pointsin South
ern California, will connect With
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-14

PASSENGERS LEAVING SAN FRANCIS.
co by Boat at p. NJ, will take the Cars at
Sacramento, on both roads, at $50 A. NJ, for the
Lake Bigler Route, will change TO Stages at
Single SPRING. For Bonner Lake Route, at
Colfax Station arriving In Virginia, by both
Lines, in Sc hours from San Francisco,
Crossing tho NIountnius by Daylight
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS ADyERTISENgNTS.

DIR. CHAS. III. TOZER'S
.'raas" e'F' PRIVATE '''"' '''.'
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
NE. Cor. jackson and Kenrny sts.,
SAN FRANCISCO,
The GreGt Eradiea,or Of Special Conplsints, for
meTly Of Locks Hospital. London EisM
Years in Sacramento, and ths
last Three Years in San
FraHeiseo.
DIR. TOZER's
.I,xPERIESCE Is OF FORTY YEARS STAND
T. Ing aud during that time has met with unpar-
aleed success In the treatment OF all those diseases
generally known a.
~ renerenI or Chronic.
It's impossible here 10 mention all the diseases
with which he Is familiar; some perhaps VIII not be
out OF place. The most formidable. the most de
struetive TO mankind is SelEAbuse. The brain being
the seat OF the disease the whole system suffers In
consequence. l win here en1mcrate some OF the
symptoms so that those atiileted may be able 1 70
seek advice in time, thereby saving ihemsslyes a
world OF suffering. Nervous Debility Loss OF Mem.
ory Pain In the Limbs and Back, Palpitatlon OF the
Heart Trembling OF the Limbs, Headache. and an
Aversion to Genial Society, especially that OF Fe-
males. ..~. 80. o.. 70
There are a great many more; but these are sum
cent and shOud you be suffering from any OF them,
call on DR.. T0ZER, and he VIII cure you In short
time without any interruption In your business-or
state your case By letter. and there Will be no occa-
sion FOR your caiiinS I" the Onnee'
Structure Of tho Urethra
Is another formidable enemy to health. Send for
one OF my circulars on that disease. and inform
yourself OF its terrible results. The worst cases
cured In few days,
tenercnI Dtsonnes' s..L.-
lh ~, ~ IIor.SI,syy comnietely eraiicAted from the
E.oi 49, ,I,,,ton hsInS r,ss,ors,I no ngrf.rt
Ssts,'' ~, ~ In - ,c ar,.r ~ banding dnyyn 10
heai'n; ' trlu ,h, " ,r1,hi SiS,,s, Enowr ~ Scrof
your children tnat ter''o'e u'>Sae ~ '>''''
""' S~~L:I;,;s n;..n.e
SyP,s .nS, -, a. ~ ,,o,. o,rrntJ.
ASK presents iLSen Vu S ~ ,So ,isntIc States
az snrons srisns from the fact Of It's being COM
pound OF Spanish, Chinese and Sandwich Island dis
case. Those OF you who have VlSiteu the tWo iAttc
countries, no doubt have seen the dreadlui rneeE
Of II on both the native ami foreign Popu!aIn,' IL
requires altogether dinerent modeso o' uea'n'e"''
The Old Formulas
O Reord Acton anu BoweE are N U1 SrS.s .s sSy,ns
Se RGSn IN tss SSSa disease IN an "a @
and thInE can say without boastinG. that have
"hysiri.n In CaIornIa dating as IL does from lSIy
I, becomes Won Therefore TO think well before you
WbG Is The proner one 10 consult, an old expert
srr.I one or one who has recently settled amongst
yoS7
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-14
REMOVAL. REMOVAL,
d. ST OCK XII K
Constable's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
) ont Of the Justices Court Of Gold HIll. Sto-
rev county, State Of Nevada, attested by W. \.
Hall, j, p, to me directed and delivered, fer
the satisfaction OF Judgment In said Court rem
dered on the 18th day of November, 1865. In IA
vor Of J. v. a. Lansing, and against Victor La
NOTE for eSl o. and 80 IS costs and accruinS
costs, I have, this Goth day Of November. A. D.
1865, levied and taken in execution all the
right. title claim and interest Of said Judgment
debtor. Victor Lamo;te, in and TO the following
described property, to.wit:
The portion Of the lot known on the official
map of the Town OF Gold Hill a. Lot 8, Block 3,
Range y. said lot fronting on Bennett street, and
running back 10 Union street, bounded on the
east By n lot owned by Mr.. Bennett, on the west
by dwelling house occupied by v. Lamotte, on
which is house occupied by the Crown Point
Company and used ~ Office for said Company.
snih building being about Is feet by Is feet.
Notice Is hereby given, that will expose for
sal. 10 the highest bidder for U. s. gold coin, the
.nid property, or so much thereof as will satisfy
said Judgment and costs, In front OF the Justice
Office, In Gold Hill, Storey county. State OF Ne
vafa, on TUESDAY, the l2th day OF Deeemeer,
4. ID. 1855, between the hours Of IL o'clock ". and
. o'clock P.N. ..r... w. H. BEEGAN,
Constable OF Gold Hill Township.
G old HIl. November %, 1858 no2l I'd
1,h. .hoya sale Ia nostponcd until SATIiR-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-03
Letter from Captain Hall.

Another letter has been received from
Captain Hall, the arctic explorer. 1t is
addressed to B. S. 0sbon, the well-known
naval reporter of the New York press, and
contains the following interesting pas
sage:
By the bye, Something new. received
the New York Herald here in Repulse
Bay, in two months and eighteen days
from the date of its publication. By it 1
learned the glorious news of the termina-
tion Of the war; but, alas Ialso learned
that the President of the United States
had been struck down by the hand of an
assassin. I say by it I learned, etc.,-a
little indirectly, however, at first, for Mr.,
Millard, third mate of the Black Eagle,
got the news from the Herald, and as he
landed his boat by my encampment where
was awaiting him on the beach, he stood
up in. the bow, crying out to me, "The war
is ended but our President has been as
sassinated." For an instant my heart was
dancing with Joy, that is before the 'but"
and the rest of the sentence was out of the
mouth of the speaker. The news came
upon me like thunder-clap, and for few
moments 1 was anything and everything
but myself. The Herald was soon in my
hand and there l read the glorious and
terrible, thrice terrible news, of my native
land. There learned who the murdered
President was and also who is now the
President, and a thousand other things
pertaining to the civilized world.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-03
An Effective weapou for "A Eodv

The burg was the scene of funny ex-
citemeEt yesterday bfternoon. As we
have stated several times, the new Pound
master is commercially efficient. The
village being full of loose geese, his eff
cheney costs him considerable labor, and
brings down on his devoted head
great quantity of low-grade abuse.
Yesterday he levied on a flock of geese be-
longing to tonguey and muscular Irish
lady, whose urbane residence is on John
street. Poundmaster got the geese down
poundwise as far as State street near the
Phoenix, when the Milesian lady appeared
"upon the stage" She, with many obiu-
rations, endeavored to turn the feathery
heads northward, he as earnestly endeav-
oring to give them a Southern aspect
The crcss-purposes, scolding and s-s-h-e-
wing electrified the neighborhood, and
soon the actors had an audience Of street
full The result of the contest was long
doubtful, but the lady finally conquered
by a piece of mastery strategy. The la
dy took up a brace of her pet geese, one
under each arm, and came to close quar-
ters with the official, holding him at bay
while her hopeful brood of ragged boys
put the rest of the geese on the double
quick" homeward The official saw the
point" and endeavored to break over
the crinolined barrier. The lady met the
charge manfully. Taking each of her
geese by the legs, the gander in her right
hand she used them as shilalahs for wal
loping her "Oppressor." Down came gan
der with a heavy conclusion on the left
cheek, then down went goosey upon the
right, over and over again. The official
reeled under these staggering blows like
ship in storm, and came near being
stranded in the gutter. He held out the
white flag, and surrendered. The ladys
triumph was complete-there was great
rejoicing among the goose-breeders, and the
crowd of spectators gradually dispersed.
Troy Times.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-03
Two mass meetings at Auburn.

At meeting of the Democracy" at
Auburn on Monday evening, October 80,
John Van Buren used the following Ian
guage: "The Democratic Convention upon
assembling, found in the Presidential office
Vice President elected against their
wishes" at was highly de-
sirable to avoid a political contest, and in
this view they nominated several Repub-
lican candidates, choosing successful chief
tains." : ''They laid down plat
form to which the Republicans acceded."
Il at might be supposed that under
such circumstances contest between the
two parties might be avoided" He could
not see the necessity for nominating an
other ticket.
AT the same time and place (Auburn),
in larger building, built at the expense
of the state, meeting was held at which
Mr.. Billy Koniacker used the, following
language We have not seen a report of
the same in any other paper.
"Fellow convicts; Upon commencing
business me and my pals found some
United States bills printed that we didn't
print. We was very anxious to avoid a
contest with the authorities, and so we
printed lot so near like 'em that nobody
ought to have seen the difference. We got
the best paper, and ink and machinery;
and we took the very heads off the other
bills, and put Chase himself on our tickets
Now, after all this, why the deuce should
the other side go on with the business
And yet they did il, and here we are !"
TApplause and cries of "ShameP'1
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-03

100000 of legal tender notes, thus giving
assurance of his determination to exert his
ihhuenee and authority in favor of an early
return TO specie payment. Also expressing
emPhatlcally the necessity of prompt but
| cautious movements in the direction of a
curtallment of the currency, therefore en-
terlng IN advance their emphatic protest
against every appeal that may be made to
congress at the approaching session to
increase the issue Of the National Bank cur
rency beyond the $4,000, 600 authorized
| or issue single dollar more of paper money
IN any form, also copies of resolutions TO be
forwarded to the President and Secretary of
the Treasury. Speeches were made by Rev.
): Z. Fletcher and Senior Ambuia, the Bra
lillian Minister.
Mr.. Fletcher said: After Iaboring thir-
teen years to establish line of steamers be-
tween Brazil and the United States, he had
come to congratulate them and to be con-
graduated that the work was accomplished.
Sentiments of cordial sympathy, express
ed by the Brazilian Minister in his remarks,
met response in every heart.
1t was then resolved to print / 600 comics
OF the speeches of both gentlemen, together
with the memorial from the Rio de Janiero
Chamber of Commerce,
Mexican Agency OAiee Opened.
T The formal opening of the office of the
financial agency Of the Republic of Mexico
occurred to-day. Over 1000 persons, among
them many Of our leading bankers and
merchants were present. Speeches were
made by NJ. Robero, Mexican Minister, Hon.
Tomlinson, Hon. S. s. Cox. Major General
Lew Wallace, Robert Dale Owen and others
Large sums were subscribed on the spot.
Among the distinguished Mexican officers
present were Generals Ortego, Berriobasal,
Hqerta and Aguirre. Great enthusiasm pre-
vailed.
Fenian Activity.
The Fenian headquarters in this city is |
the scene of much business activity daily. |
Every one is working in good earnest.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-03
Mexican News.
Appointment Conarmed.

New YORK, November 2-The latest Mex
lean advices confirms the appointments of
Magruder and Maury in the Colonization
Bureau of Mexico.
The Times congratulates the Imperial
government upon these appointments, and
urges immigration from the United States.
Maxi1nilian's agents for colonization have
been appointed for several of the Southern
States. Magruder's salary is $4,000 annu-
ally.
Jamaica Negro InsurrectiOn.
NEW YORK, November 2.-Intelligeuce
received by the way of Havana, in relation
! to the negro insurrectiOn in Jamaica, states
that the disorders commenced in the district
| of st. Thomas, where martial law has been
declared. The leader of the insurrection
is named Paul Boyle. The government has
offered s., 600 for his arrest.
Two Spanish war vessels, the St. Lue0
and the Audalusa, had left Santiago De
Cuba on the 18th ult., to protect the Spanish
citizens in Jamaica, and offer aid to the au-
thorities in suppressing the revolt.
Intelligence has been received from Vera
Cruz to the 23d of October. The Emperor
Maxiniilian has established three maritime
Prefectures, the provisional capitals (which
are Vera Cruz, Acapulco, and Mazstlan-
Advices from Mexico contain reports of
various skirmishes at different points, but
nO UdbtAt VI Iedl nd5 tdhtu pace.
New YORK, November by the arrival
yesterday Of General Aquare, military com
mander of the State of Cohuila, for the Re
public of Mexico, we learn that General Is
cOvado was at Quarts Liengas in COhuila,
about 600 miles west of Matamoras on the
Path and 25th of September last, with his
forces scattered all over that State and New
Leon, acting entirely on the defensive and
only harrassing the French by bushwhack-
ing.
He asserts that the reported defeat of the
Liberals at MatamOras, if true, must be on
the bandit Cortinas who has no flag.
He says that the whole mass of the Mex
lean population will rise and exterminate
the French as soon as they can get arms and
ammunition and President Jusrez is in no
danger.
Augustine Viezca is Governor of COhuila,
and is in possession of the whole State with
the exception of Sal Hillo.
Escovado is Governor of New Leon.
The brave C0ltrevino with his Legion is at
Carralos.
one million and a half in gold and silver
coin is about to be brought to Matamoras
escorted by l55 French troops.
Fifty traitors and five French officers cap
tured and subsequently hung by The Liberals
were sacrificed according to Maximilian's
own method of doing business. He was
promptly and officially notified that as he
had raised the black flag they would deal
with the Imperialists just as they should
deal with them.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-03
The Rindernesf.

The United States Consul at Manches-
ter, England, under date of October 18th
informs the State Department, that, as yet,
therO appears to be no abatement in the
great plague among the cattle, which has
for some weeks past created great alarm
in all parts of England. The Consul says
the disease threatens to extend to all the
various railway districts in the British
Islands. Prayer, he states, is now made
to the Almighty, at morning and even
ing service in all the churches, for the
stay of the pestilence. The plague is
mostly confined to horned cattle, but has.
in few instances, broken out in hocks Of
sheep. The disease is highly contagious,
and it may be well worthy of inquiry,
says the Consul, as to whether there is not
danger that it may be transmitted, to the
great less Of our country, across the At
lantic.
The Consul advises a total prohibition
of the importation of foreign stock for a
limited period OF, if not advisable, the
enforcement of a rigid quarantine upon
imported animals during the period of
danger. The Consul advises that eircu-
lar letter be addressed, through the Agri-
cultural Bureau, to the executive officers
of all State and county agricultural So
cieties that it might lead to q general
watchfulness that might tend to public
safety.
The Consul advises that all the hides
imported into the United States should be
thoroughly disinfected before taken from
the ship, and says that by the importation
of hides from Russia the disease is, by
many, supposed to be introduced into
England.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-03
Anecdofe Of Herring.

Here is a pleasant and authentic anec-
dote of the late J. f. Herring the animal
painter. A dozen years ago he painted a
small picture for one of our best known
dealers, and received cheque in payment.
The cheque was written ON slip of paper,
- Pay Mr.. j. F. Herring" and duly sign
ed, but without the insertion of The words
bearer" or to order" and the clerk of
the Union Bank looked very doubtfully,
first at it, and then at the person present
ing it. The artist noticed this and de-
manded what was wrong. The clerk ex-
planned. Don't you see it's payable to
j. F. Herring?" a do" said the clerk.
well, 1 am he.7 "How do l know
that Z? ., said the clerk. "Do you know
what ]. F. Herring is ?" Rather" said
the clerk give got THE Three Mem
bers of the Temperance Society at home. u
Herring was delighted. He seized pen,
and on sheet of blotting paper lying on
the counter, dashed off sketch of some
horses heads. "What do you think Of
that ?" said he, handing it across. The
clerk paid him at once.-Londol Star.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-03
From New York.
Canada Being GarrIsoned.

NEW YORK, November 2-The Times
Montreal special says: | understand that
five regiments Of British troops will be here
very soon. They are on their way to Upper
Canada to guard against a possible Fehian
demonstration on that Province. Steamers
are in readiness down the river to transport
these troops.
The city of Montreal is in mourning for
the death of Lord Palmerston, and also for
the sad fate of Counsellor Aysbambault,
killed on the st. John. There will be a
great funeral tomorrow
Shooting Match.
BUFFALO, November "A pigeon-shoot-
ing match, between Robert Newell, of this
city, and JnO. Taylor, of Jersey City, COM
menced at Syracuse to-day. There was
some misunderstanding at first about the
traps, but shooting at 100 single birds began
at one o'clock. Weather drizzling. Shoot
ing at double birds will take place to-mOr-
row.
Atlanta.
NEW York, November 2.-The Times At
lanta correspondent represents that city as
speedily recovering from its ruins. Busi-
ness is active.
From Havana
A special to the Tribune from Havana
says:
The slave trade in Cuba is very flourish
ing.
Efforts are being made by ArgueIles to
induce fhe President of the United States to
interfere in his behalf
The Captain General of Cuba, Mr.. Do
mingo Eulee, is to be removed on the 18th
inst This is anticipated with great salts
faction by the inhabitants.