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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-27
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO INVALIDS

. TU lNtAL1Uo
MIHosE sUFFERlNas HAVE
BEEN protracted from hidden cnu'es
and mal.trsa,msni, and who require
prompt relief to render exist '77
snce desirable. ....-...-., I'll E..
DIR. !. PIE RRRAULT.
Graduate Of tho Univcrsity
Of Queens College, begs to In.
form his patients, and others seeking .
medical advice, that he may be con. "'
suited personally or by letter In all
cases of Nervous and Physical
Debility, and the various disorders
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accident or climate, from Q A. X. tol9
H., and from 2 to 8 ?. 81, At his Office.
Armory Building, northeast corner
Montgomery and Sacramento Sth.
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REFERENCES
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Gao p. Jonss. ESQ iihhp Jos loi 90" ocJ "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-27
D0HRRTY's MEDICAL IDYERflsElENr.
PRIVATE MEDICAL ADD
QUICK CURRS AND 1IODRRATR
CHARGES.
To the Afflicted!
DR. w. X. DOHERTY RETURNS HIS sin.

DR. w. X. D0HERTY RETURNS HIS sin.
~ cere thanks to his numerous patient. for their
ps.lonase !n una wou,u .sxe III opponiisn
Inina Inen 'ua' ho eontin0ss 0 70 .oIs =. w ~
.nu1e' LOT tne I Suie VI Sn,os D'ns. .,S nue " ~
Lungs, Liver, hansy.,, pses1 p i nno oenno nt.'
SSnniy Snny =, ~ -, sna ~ - .,.as. Gen",.ho.s
SyPnnSm ~ al " ,Vlnis anI s.ases, S,S rrsIa'
dieet' Strictures, Mocturnal Anu D,uirm @ La ,
aons, SeIual Deoiilty, Dtsnses 81 lno pnek WI .na
Loins, innannaon VI 'no oisuaIs ~" -, a.u n.i~.
eIc;' etc'i snd ne hoPes 'tas h's lung N, ~
and successful Pracnce Of msny year. Wn CON
tinue 10 Insure MIN snare OF puenc pauonsSe.
by the practice OF many years IN Europe sno 'he
United States, he 10 enabled TO apply thn nort ei.
6eient and successful remedies against diseases OF
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DIR. DOHERTf would call attention to the
following certificates, from two Of his patients,
-h, h.S,,. f,,iv. ,..,v.,.d ,b.tr h.al,b d.,,r.
"no' HA,Ns 'u"! ''''',N '"e"
70 mako known their remedial agent. II Will b.
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Notary Public
publicity. and they are given morr 10 warn the
unwary than 10 sound the praises of q Physclan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-27

As IL presents itself on this coaSts OF more iormh
aSe Character than that seen In the Atlantic States
or Europe arising ffom the fact OF Its being COM
pound Of Spanish, Chinese and Sandwich Island dis
ease Those OF you who have Visited the two latter
countries, 10 doubt have .een the dreadtui eIech
of II on both the native and foreign population. II
rrouIres All togethcr different modes OF treatment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22

EOR SALE to CLOSE an ESTATE.-A. j.
L BLEECkER son s Co. viii sell al pubic auction on
THURSDAY March %. 1905, a, the Exchange sac'soom
No. III Broadway II O'Clock the following described
property belonging the estate Of the late MARY SlAioN
son. Jamaica. L. J.;
COUNTRY SEAT containing shou. y acres, with Shade
and fruit IN Abundance. HOUSE IL % by 10 feet ID
Rooms, three Well. and cserns heavy picket and tight
board fences in good repair Also, adjoining one Frame
House % by IS feet, lot JIsT fee, inches Communica
ton every hour frrie. by several rOuie. Also. two
story and cer Houses. and Que history aud cellar House
on Beaverst and nine Warwick L5fayee aud Mad
i.on ayes. Jamaica. elisiby located
For further information bills Also diagrams and pho
tosraph. the above office Of j. A. s. SiMOSSoN. NO
1876 Ful,onavc. Eevins-., Brooklyn OF SlMoHsoN
No 81 Bond st. New. YORK Executors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22

NOR SALE AZ Nonbers-I'rick HOUSE
L Warbufonave Conner Union place; l25rlO0 II room.
in elegant order. Price si7 ooO Apply to SANGER, No D
Librriy-st., Nswiork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22

HOUSE for SALE-The three-story and
l. basement HOUSE. No los West Eleyenthst between
fih SI,hayes. Lot 25IlOO House l5xl0 Has good
cellar and large attic with bedrooms on The whole
repete with all the modern convenences and Improvements
built specially or the owners occupancy 1t may be
any time order from the under. igned
WIN w. ROSE, No. 81 Cedar.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
UOUNTRy SEATS at Pelham for SALE =

" large stone MANSION with "a of eIouud the
house substantially built. with oil modern improvements
near tie Railroad Depot free from every Kind OF nusinee
perfectly healthy viii be old with the furniture desired
Also same estate Ioomy and pleasant Gothic cotag
with about acres Of ground Also, new frame house wih
10 or more arfes Also very pretty Cottsee, with about
acres and stable The above propryis within hours Tde Of
cty by New Haven Railroad and every way desirable Tor
,s,ies dnp bn,ines. In the city For permits 10 view
aannlv 20 4 J. BLEEKER SON s Co. No II Cedar-st.
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Nfw publications.
Now Ready. the April number Of
"OTRS AT HOME.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:

TABLE OF CONTENTS:
THE LATE MAJoR.GEG j. b. MCPHERSON BY
THCOLLECTiONS OF DR.. JOHN w FRANCIS by
'G TjEE JAMGiCi MASSACRE ByR. A. johnson.
THE MTSIC OF ITALY. by ProE +. A. l-awIence' ~
JANE GURLkY'S STORY. Chapters H. anu ~ ~
Two Or Orr SCi-LPTORs. l. PAUL AKERS. 2 Els
RARTIOI OMTW Nv H. + Tuckerman. - ,.,-, a,
AN OMITTED LEAF IN TIE HISTORY VI sO'iAh
.MANNERS BY James X. Medberry
SCHILLER. BY J. Dickson Brnns; =, D..
UPWARD An original hymn By the rev. H. po"'i'
BfRTIE's -FOUR YEARS. BY Miss Phoebe F. Mekesn.
IITfiFR AT TIE SICK BED OF MELANCIhoN' by
NAP0IFoN'S RELIGIOUS VIEWS AND ECCLE'
SIASIICAL POLICY. by DIR. Derressense. IA iIahs'A
Why WEEPEST THOUl BY Augusta Moore.
DEATH, THE COMING HORSEMAA.
CLOSE OF THE SECOND VOLUME.
BEGINNING OF A NkW YEAR
The pb.hers of Hours Home desire TO cell attention
10 the lac, That the present number closes the second volume
Of Inc Magazine new year viii begin with the huno'fof
May - ,,,,, ..,,, o-o nm
CAME CLUBS..&l
TERMS:
Three Dollars year Six Copies for sls Thirteen or s
Bound Volume postpaid, $3.50 Bound Volume and one
years subscription, 80
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machine for % suoscfipefs
($75) .n,r,-r,,c. ~. vo,k prhv.bs,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
Real estate for Sale.
BARGAIN FOR CAPITALISTS AT

N PRINCETON. N. J.-Forty under highest posi-
bic state; fruit Of all kinds in abundance large mansion
stories u rooms water ali through house ine PARK III 'front.'
filed with forest and evergreen tree carriage dr'es &C
fine carriage house. barn fcehouse. &c another mansion
similar TO first; also. two-siory dwelling house soAfo; also,
large country store. fine dwelling coayard and
with all necessary buildings large Touring ard grs,
mill stories 40x75. stone; also fine saw nI WIN
never filling supply Of hne fishing bathing boains
&C. Price Tor whole only $4,000. - q.
PETIT & FRAZEE. No. 300 Broadway, Room No. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22

LOR SALE-A thTee-story high stoop brick
l. HOUSE with brown trimmings, In Thirty ninth
st. between Broadway sud Eighth ave- IN cornpste order
furnished throughout po..cs.ion May price $4,000. AID
dress :. W, Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
THE NEW-IORK SHIP NEWS.

large and splendid WE EKLY NEWSPAPER, exelr
sivey devoted TO CONMEKCEi NANluAlAON' ''
MARITIME INTELLlGENCF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22

BOARD WANTED-By young Man, in a
- Christian family. Referenc- exchanged Terms must
be moderate. Address ;. A. b., Station q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
nor SALE CHEAP-Thei two-story 'anC

IGOR SALE CHEAf-IheI two-story ana
L attic frame HOUSE and LOT No. ll9 Wiiloushby'st'
Brooklyn with brick basement 22rJ9 feet lot 2rI' feet
water gas, range bath and all modern improvements com
plete-fuIni,ur, II required Also, the FARM OF MI o.
Crs a, kockaway H. T. opposite the residence Of Mr. Wa
terbuy containing 20 of choice land with good two
story house. 3x3 feet wing 1920 feet with basement and
cellar; large bern, stables aud fowlhou,e.
well OF good water garden &c. oil in good order and well
fenced Buildings nearly and the road the turn
pike. II sod before the ~ Of April. viii he 20 LII l.
Inquire Of THOMAS j. WHITE, Ageni No. Ill Cedar'',
from 9 to u and 2to4
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE at IRv-


~ TRY SEAT for SALE at AUCTlON-On SATURDAY
the 24th of March " M the premises belonging TO
Josiah Keen IN North Providence miles from Providence
r. l.; situation elevated cool healthy visw- extensive iW
ceres cultivated ~ standing wood 2o Apple Trees ts
% ali Ind. Ram costly with Well aud Cellars, for ~
head and 40 tun OF hay House good with large Shade Trees,
This Farm has carried - head produced l quarts oil ns
dy beside annually 800 bushels OF Corn 800 bushels OF Ap
ples and 20 tuns Of ay for market. Inquire OF Dol ~
jOSLIN or y A. NIGHTINGALE, Real Estate Brokers',
NJ z.birgt,r building Providence. X. I.
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rTNHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1865.
Third Edition Now Ready

THIS POPULAR POLITICAL AND STATISTICAL
ANNUAL CONTAINS;
ASTRONOMICAL DEPARTMENT;
Ecipses for the year 1906
Lunar and Planetary Conjunc'iors
Conjunction of Planets and other Aspects
New and Valuable Tide Tables for 100 Places
Jewish and Mahomedan Calendars.
Table OF si,ty-one Bright Stars.
foIrTIcAL DEPARTMENT:
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Senators and Representatives of AXAlAth Congress
Laws Passed at the last Session OF Congress
Public Resolutions and Proclsmatons
SHAREHOLDERS Rebellion, or Chronicle Of War Events.
The Union Party in l365-Resoutons Of the Union State
Conventions on Reconstruction and Impartial saar4se.
IMPARTIAL suffrase-Laws in the Several States.
Ire Constitutional Amendment.
The Second Inaugural Address OF President Lincoln.
President johnson on Reconstruction and Impartial Suffrage
ELECTION RETURNS for 1865 carefully compiled and
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Of Legislatures Time Of State Elections
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
VERY elegant private RESIDENCE for

N SALE in BrooklynWith without extra lots sdjon-
Ing now IN garden No. 1853 Presidential, between linton
and Cont is 20 feet wide. built the most Thorough
every convenience in first rate order ready iot
occupancy hes pror dining aud reception room
on one floor Can be any hour in the day on sppc
ton et the house occupied fo erm which are very
favorabc apply to L. T. kELLoUO' Executor NO LOS
Pearl.st n \
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
VIHE SUBSCRIBER will SELL. at anc.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER will SELL at auc-
Il tion ON TUESDAY March n, at O'Clock p. n., on
the premises III not disposed Of before At private sale. his
FARM Of 81 acres delightfully."- situated the banks Of the
South Shrewsbury River and Rumson Road; hne oyster
grounds bathing and fishing abundance Of mari two houses
fruits. For particulars apply to the owner, WILLIAM
HADDON. Red Bank, New jersey; or to JAMES SOMER
VILE. NaA " and y CssuesI. EsV. yask.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
EoR sALE-A most desirable COUNTRY

SEAT comprising between 60 and ~ Of land under
Island The Mansion Hou.e j. large und being Of modern
construction contains all the improvements rucb furnace
watercOse bath rooms. &C. The stables bfn., ana
other our diugs are con iodous snd wei arranged the
farmer, house conveniently located The mansion Is sur
rounded and decduous trees aud the present
proprietor been a. great expense nng his grounds
with fruit trees Of the choicest varieties The place l. ia per
feet orer in every respect and should be to be sppre
c.ed The yage Of Hampstead noted fer iis sauby Of
climate the wane Summer day cooled by the sa breeze
which passes that par, Of Long leland and lever ana
aee and nU.ketoe. are unsnown During the last cholera
season not single in the vicinity. Hemp
stead be reached by the Long Island one hour
from Hunter. Point aud contemplated road In connection
with the Brooklyn Central will pss directly in front OF the
premises. Apply, for price aud terms, 20
WILLIAM l.. LANG Hampstead l.. !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22

EOR SALE-A COTTAGE and 20 LOTS, in
the best part Of Hayrnswooi opposite Central Part I'D
valuable river frontage ENOCH ARAlTAGE NO. 70 John
81. Room No. ?.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22

bargain in consequence OF tie owner eavsng ior
EUROPE located Fourernht the Palace Gar Ten
&C. House 81 feet wide In perfect order with 81 the modern
improvements stable tie Of the lot lot ~ i,s'
AK No 2 Pit..st ttJt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS

WE PRESENT to the public the first and
w only BRICK MACHINE ever invented which makess
PERFECT Pressed BRICK from pure clay without crack or
check simple IN m construction "a % recommend TITO
general use substitute tor any and all brick machines
known 20 the country.
IL makes Brick smooth perfect. and uniform in size and
quality; cheaper common mud brick be made and
superior any Philadelphia pressed brick ever offered in
market -.
The Machines made with from TO eight mods. and
will cost from 10 to 1850. TwOhor.e power will ruD
ty mo d. and tive horse power will run eight nolds
One mold will turn 1000 bricks in y hours and eight
mods a1.NO.
The brk thus made impeioust moisture, and conse-
ouenily secure from the ecton OF frost.
They are ready burning when discharged from the ms
chine-reaure no handling dryine-ad may be nnedi-
aiey subjected TO any degree Of heat.
By process manufacture the air and moisture are ex
perd clay by OF perorator which enter the
mold when hled and suddenly Withdrawn the prick
receives is final pressure; eonseonently ENEkf BkSn
RURNS PERFECTLY. WITHOUT CRACKING CHECk.
ING or WARPlNG, and EVERY BRICK Ia PERFECT
WHEN 1T COMES FROM THE KILN .
The Machine is in operation IN Jersey City, wherein
can be seen. A.,
II 4, only necessary fer practical business TO see the
Machine In operation and examine its product 70 De con
WINGED that lis destined to work entire revolution IN the
manufacture OF Brick
We offer SALE Rights Of States Counties Cities and
Towns upon reasonable Machines furnished to order
l.. L. WOODRUFF. President
&. l.. CORNISH, Treasurer.
M. WHlfCOMB. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
of BURNTON's BOOKSTORE.

tln consequence extraordinary price pad or onered
BY other parties with the hope doubt OF securing TO
themselves the benefits derived from the possession Of
my odess Book Trade have built Store next door
but one the old and-No 293for the purpose of retain
Ing trade and accommodating those Of customers who
reside IN the immediate vicinity My principal place Of bust
ness will open shortly sfer the LIST Of May at No 20 Fourth
ave. with extensive ock Of Books Music Stationery and
Fancy Goods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
professional Notifies.

L'ISTULA, Piles and Structure radically cured
without the knife cau-iic scii Special attention ID
all diseases Of Pelvic Niscera. by HENRY DANIELS NJ
d.. Consulting and Operative Surgeon No mon square
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22

Il series Of articles publishing 10 THE IRON AGE,
designed show the aud significance OF Irish dsshec
zion the English Government Copies eixht cents each
Yearly subscription - Office Of The Iron Ase. w 30
Beat aassDt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
CPLENDID FARM, ready Stocked. 10

SPLENDID FARM, ready Stocked, Tor
~ SALE3OO Acres 100 In very old large hard wood tim
ber oak, sugar MAPLE and chestnut The farm has three
moving meadows two orchards Of choicest grated fruit Ia fall
bearing perennial springs with ground available for perfect
ponds large and elegant dwelling, and ample barn, and
sheds There 800 hne wooded Vermont nerno sheep
the place 200 OF them In lamb three horses ten
swine poultry and complete stock OF agricultural tools and
implements The house 10 fully furnished for immediate
cupstion from beds crockery and carpets up TO pictures
piano and rosewood furniture The place 10 FIVE miles from
Chatham -Four Corners the Harlem Railroad and miles
from East Chatham. the Albany and Springfield Road
The wood alone which worth st 50 cord the railroad
makes the place exceedingly desirable aPurchase
stocked farm is OF the most valuable in New York. p
lpy to HOMER MORGAN, No. Pinstt
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WILL BE PUBLISHED NEXT WEEK.

WILL BE PUBLISHED NEXT WEEK.
TNONE;
TALE OF SLAVE LIVE ~ ROME.
One vol cloth. tinted paper neat beveled edges Prce
The purpose OF fNONE is the illustration Of particular
phase Of lie In ancient Rome The il laid in the rien
Of Titus Yepsran the time Of the completion Of the Col
lOsseun.
Especial has been paid TO classical correction IN
the deneson of social life and manners Of the period a. wen
10 general nteres; plot and il believed thst
whole will stand the earnest criticism which invites o.
not merely pleasing but also true and successful picture oil
one Of the most exciting epochs q history
Published by
JOHN BRADBURN.
no. ~ Walkcr-si.. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22

COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE-About
~ threeourh. Of mile from the White Plains depot con
raining about IL acres: modern built house fruit Ac For
rsrticlrs inquire Of BUSSlNG BOGERT, No. Pine-st
where a Photographic view may be seen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22

rVNO LET-With Steam Power in Brooklyn.
ten minutes from Fulton Ferry New York side and De-
Brdee-.. and Cstharne Ferries Brooklyn sooss OF
horse power rooms lighted rom three sides steam eeys
COMPANY No Iss Front.s, New York. between II and l
O'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
EOR SALE-An Elegant COUNTRY

EOR SALE-An Elegant COUNTRY
SEAT in the delighted village Of Stanford Conn II !.
situs,ed on tie main which l. OF great width ADD
shaded with snser' eimi The location commsndns hne
and 10 ia close proximity 20 both IL" Escopal aud
Presbyterian thuches the Post Office and within i've min.
wax OF the Railroad station The Rouse Is new having
been completed In June last. and 10 very snbsaiay but
stories attic and bs.sm, admirably arranged containing
drawing reception rooms library and dining rooms en!
terry patty &C. the fret ho0r. large chambers, ball
bedroom sud bath scrvants room and long room In
the sic. alare kitchen md laundry with stationary wash
wide prkas both front and The Hone u thor
ougy hetad and abund,ny supplied with hot aud
cold The furniture made 60 order, a. also
mirrors. &C. by best City makcTs and Wa no
tie until about the 10, Of July lsihs been used
By .miy Of four adult, short time only-uot exceeding
1--we month. The stable l. coHmoliou, and well ~ framed
buiit s,vle the house two stories high, WIN
meta and sse roof with all modern Improvements wai'r
SC. nearly Of ground handsomely laid out Win hne
grd~n fruit tees and sfubbrfy Tie whole making ~ ore
OF the aad most desirable pisces In the narte The
nsshb0fhoOd and the place cssy oil &c
there eight trains daily each way and from New"
lork. making The time ~ 2. houf..
For further Information inquit. a, No IS West Fifty fourth
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w the city purchase MARBLE MASTELS of the lat
est designs low prices Is at a. kLABERS Narbls
W orks no. 100 East Eighteenth st. IhirG4ve " L.
Mantels put up In the country Cut this ont.
EIARBLE and MARBLElIED SLATE
VI NANTES -REMOVAL-r. b. STEWART Ia.
moved lis Marble and Slate Mantle from 27 Canal
1t 10 No 6OJ SIXTHANE at the junction OF Broadway
MARBLE MANTELS FlOOr-Tiling, Monu.
VA meu Headstones ScCan be purchased al who es1s
prices from large ard we'll assorted stock FISHER BIRD
steam Mable WORKS nos 81 u iO3 East Housonst