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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-27

He Cures with tnd1neront cnse
Private and General Chronic Diseases; Second.
ary symptoms; Catarrh, Deafness, Dis
charges from the Bar, Impaired Sight,
Bronchial and Pulmonary Com.
plants, and all the various dis
cases incident to the Eye,
Ear, Throat, Lungs, and
the Mucuous Membrane,
Or any other part OF the system attended with
functional arrangements or Morbid Discharges.
His consultations for years have averaged from
five to ten thousand year, which gives him an
experience unsurpassed by any, and only equaled
by few. -,
stages Of disease. While all diseases are S Snra.
bic. II taken in season, all stages arc not. Your
case may be curable this week, not next; to-day,
not Tomorrow hence the danger OF delay.
w-No case will be received whore there Is
any doubt OF cure and relief.
Persons at Q distance, in most cases, may be
CURED AT HOME,
BY addressing letter to DR. FLATTERY,
stating case, symptoms and length OF time inc
disease has continued, can have medicines
promptly forwarded, free from danger and &c.
curely sealed, to any part OF the country, with
full and plain directions for use.
Consultations free, and communicatiOds strict
ly confidential. All cases guaranteed, or the fec
viii be refunded In every case.
TO THE PUBLIC.
It Is important to those who arc afflicted, or
to those who arc interested In tho welfare OF
their friends TO be careful OF the many pretended
doctors who iniest all cities, publishing their
skill In curing all diseases in few days, and
imposing upon the public by using tho names OF
eminent physicians from Europe and other
places.
DIR. FLATTERY does not deceive people by
exhibiting bogus titles. pretended patients lot
ters, certificates, etc. The Doctor will satisiy
all persons who may call at his Office, OF his abil.
ity TO treat all diseases he proposes to cure. II
win cost you nothing, and may save you many
regrcts-for, as advertising physicians In eight
cases ont Of ten arc bogus, there Is no safety In
trusting any Of them It'll you know who and
what they arc. He does not guarantee oil cases
fees are cxaeted only where cnres can be ef.
.ected. Where doubt exists as to the possibility
of cure 1t IL freely stated believing this is the
only course for physician TO pursue:
Address, DR. j. FLATTERY,
r. "-||# Sacramento, Cal.
N. B.-DR FLATTERY will appear at Nir.
ginia, International Hotel the LAST WEDNES-
DAY Of every month"; to cure the sick. nos 1y
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@ a Nj Il ,
And all the luxuries the market affords.
THE CULINARY DEPARTMENT is under
the immediate supervision Of the proprietors,
and the strictcst attention will be paid to the
same.
A LARGE HALL, for balls and parties, is also
attached to the building-one OF tho most spa
cious and comfortable in the State.
PRIVATE DINING ROOMS for Ladies' and
Families. with prompt and attentive walters. 4,
BOARDERS can hnd accommodations equal
TO any 10 be found in Gold IIill ut our new house.
A continuance OF the liberal patronage hereto.
fore extended to us, IL respectfully solicited.
WEIGH Il MADDEN, Proprictors:
Gold Hill, Nov. 25th, 1868. no2-isu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-27
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ST, PAUL'S SCHOOL
I, m, Basement of 81. Paurs Church.
VIRGINIA, NEVADA.

J,HIs SCHOOL WILL BE OPENED ON
MONDAY, November 9th, at ~ oc1en 2. Xii n
N. for Girls OF any age, and young Boys. ~ w,n ,n
be under the supervision OF inc hset ,;nn y, ' ~
Parish, who will Give his personal attention y, 10
H. General management and discipline. lie VIII
be assisted by competent Teachers. ,,.ho.
Instruction will be given In all ths or'neuv s,iv
OF thorough English education; and IN Lalh, H.
French, German and Music. Inc ,,S Iu,s,SSn .c. -.
rnriinr 70 the studies pursued. For Latin,
French. German and Instrumental Music aii
extra charge will be made. o, o,r,bcr
For admission to the school, or LOT iut'N''
particulars, apply to ,,r,ypp poc,or
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-24

Surplus, after paying all interests S47s 400 so
The earnings for the first half Of the financial year
were 80 large that the company reduced their charges
twenty I'VE per cent. II the way or local business
produces such results, what may We expect from the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-24
PROGRESS OF THE WORK.

Little faith was at 1rst felt in the success of the
Pacific Railroad enterprise and 1t was with much
difficulty that sufficient amount Of subscription to
she capital stock was obtained for an effective for.
nation Of the company At length the formal
organization was made, with o board of fifteen
directors. to which five government directors were
added according to the stipulatious Of the acts OF
1852 and 1854 The authorized capital is 800 ooo
OF which s132i3,soo have been paid In upon the
work already done. The rst contract for construc.
Non was made In August 1904; but various conflict
tsg interests connected with the location OF the
lise delayed It's progress and the rst forty miles
were not laid until January, 1865. Since that time
mepSed has been built more rapidly than any simt-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-24

The average length Of the road In operation for tho
same time was 472 miles.
The amount OF First Mortgage Bonds the company
can issue on this 472 miles is s7,52o,oOo.
Gold interest for one year at the rate OF ak
cent ZO0
Total. 1881, $50
Surplus for the year after paying interest
first mortgage bonds. 1920, coz 80
We will add to the account the interest on the
United states second mortgage bonds and it win
stand as follows:-
Net earnings for one year. ,56l, 2s3 90
Interest on first mortgage bonds,
reduced TO currency. se31, $50
Interest on second mortgage
bonds IN currency. ........,. 451, 200
N
The New York herald., 1868-05-22
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.

The Western Branch of the Young Mems Christian
Assocatng situated al No. 2S5 Hudson street. held its
second anniversary last night. To say there was1
standing room only would but feebly describe the
concourse of people who thronged the aisles and
lined the stairs leading to the apartment in which
the annual commemoratiOn Of the establishment
OF this branch has settled. Blooming maidens
ana attentive SWANS occupied the seats, and
q fair sprinkling of older folks were interspersed
here and there through the auditory. The ceremo-
MES commenced at eight O'Clock. Vim. f. Dodge, Jr
occupied the chair, while around him on the plat
form were seated number OF clergynen from ditfcr
ent churches. The opening hymn was sung, after
which the chairman addressed those present. detail
ing the successful progress of the society since its
establishment In that section OF the city.
lie was followed by the Rev. DR.. Weston, Of St.
Johns church. The reverend gentleman spoke OF
the advantages to be derived from the associations
formed among young men thus gathered together by
Christian influences. He urged upon each member
Of the association to endeavOr to bring another into
the fold.
The Rev. Mr. Wilson, of the Spring street Presby-
terian church. addressed the meeting In brief, tell
ing, vigorous speech. He appealed to the young
men and asked their united energy in advancing
their own interests by advancing those OF the So
cety.
Rev Mr. Mitchell, of the Canal street Presbyterian
church, followed lie spoke highly Of the good re-
sultng to young men from their connection with
Christian associations, which he ikened TO the light
house which served to point out to the storm tossed
mariners the rocks and shoals which they should
avoid. His remarks were eagerly listened to and
after few words from one OF the young men men,
bers the anniversary was brought to q close.
The New York herald., 1868-05-22
AMERICAN POLYTECHNIC ASSOCIATION.

Last evening the Usual meeting Of this association
was held at their rooms, Cooper Institute. There
was a very numerous attendance. Mr.. ID. y. Tilman
presided, and the minutes OF the previous meeting
having been approved, an interesting paper was
read by DIR. Fcuchtwanger on the difiercnt kinds OF
IRON ore ana is various application to industrial pur
poses. Mr.. Tilman exhibited the fossil bone OF q
whale measuring two and half feet In crcumfer
ence, found lying in the bed of the Tar river North
Carolina, az point few miles south OF Enfield.
the specimen was presented 10 the American
Institute by the Rev. X. w. Knapp. The
meeting was subsequently addressed by Messrs.
vivian, Dstumel, Doctors Rowell Boynston
and Others on several interesting topics The sub
ject OF the underground railway for this city was
next introduced. DR.. Bradley proposed its con-
struction through tunnel directly from the South
course would be between Fourth and Lexington
avenues the whole route being east OF Broadway.
the tracks being eight feet wide and laid deep
enough to be under all cellars or anything that
might interfere with its excavation. lie objected
to steam or smoke OF any kind, as being entirely out
or the question In a tunnel. lie considered that the
cars g., should 9e run with wire ropes or propelled
pear to be favorably received by the audience,
who occasionally put very derisive aud ludcrous
questions, especially when II was suggested that
the undertaking could be satisfactorily completed
within six months Mr.. Gardner gave Heightened
table OF statistics showing the increasing population
OF the city ana consequent requirements OF trans
portston. lie coniended that the proposed under
ground railroad should be made through any other
than the old channels Of business, because its con-
structlon In any other quarter would necessarily
long been established a. the chief emporums of COM
merce in the city. Broadway, he submitted was the
only route Tor the railway. The first important con-
sideraon In the undertaking was proper ventilation
which was almost an impossibility IN n tunnel. He
alluded TO the Thames tunnel an illustration of his
IDEAS on the subject and concluded by referring the
audience To the plan known as the Arcade Railway.
The further consideration Of the subject was ad-
J0ulned tlll next meeting.
The New York herald., 1868-05-22
The PIANO MAKERS, sIaIgE.

Messrs. Steck Co., OF whom mention was made In
the report on this subject in yesterdays HERALD,
have at last consented TO pay the increase OF wages
required by their employees. They complained, as we
heard Of our statement In yesterdays paper concern.
their establishment; but what said was the report
Of their own men and could not have been wrong very
far Haines n Brothers agreed 10 the advance yes
terday, after seeing In The HERALD that Steinway
will give their answer this morning at eight O'Clock.
The United Piano Manufacturers at Williamsburg,
a new cooperative concern have joined this uniopp
yesterday. Lindelnann Sands have also followed
In the wake OF the rest, and are now paying the
prices demanded. The strike may therefore, be con
sidered ended, except at the shops of Marshal a
Mittauer and Ernst Gaber; at the former, where the
senakers only have stopped, IL Is becysd that this
morning matters VIII be arranged. or Mr.. Gablcr's
Intentions no one NAV sneak.
The New York herald., 1868-05-22
W:STCAeSTea INTELLIGENCE.

NEW RocHELLE.--A man named Samuel b. Mcneil
was found dead early last Sunday morning in barn
attached to Dr.. Smiths residence. The deceased had
applied for lodging the previous night, and 9p
pered entirely destitute. The Coroner's jury brought
In q verdict Of death from disease OF the heart.
PEEKsxILL.-A public meeting was held here last
evening for the purpose OF taking action the Erie
and New England Railroad bill, when n large crowd
Of prominent citizens assembled and passed series
OF resolutions.
MoRRTsANIA.--The Board of Town Trustees met on
wednesday evening" Bills incurred to the lamount
OF 500 were passed, and other routine business
lating to town improvements transacted.
YoNKRRs.-The Commissioners appointed for the
Improvement OF the Yonkers and Kingsbrdge road
have issued proposals for The completion OF the road
consequently there will be some chance OF the work
being now taken Ia hand.
The New York herald., 1868-05-22

MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS.
Married.

ANDREws-HoovER.-On Thursday, May IA, at the
residence OF the brides parents, by the Rev. Mr..
Rtdgeway, HORACE ANDREWS to ANNA NJ, daughter
OF Harmon Hoover, Esq, oil OF this city, No cards
BRUsH-SNEDEKER.-0n wednesday May %, by
the Rev. WIN. =. Mikels, Mr.. MICHAEL w. BRUSH, Of
NY.
Nyack papers please copy.
HoTCHKIss-Ross.-0n Tuesday, May TO- In First
Presbyterian church, Elizabeth, N. j., by Rev. Il.
Kempshall, +. W. HOTCHKiss to JULIA O.. daughter OF
William Ross ESQ.,, OF EliZabeth.
LBvY-CRozIER--On Monday, May 1s in Jersey
City, by the Rev. Mr. Rice, pastor Of Grace church,
Mr.. LOUIS LEVY to Miss ANNIE NJ. Q. CR0ZIER, botn
Of Jersey City. No cards.
MER-LuDLuM.-At Mount Vernon, Westchester
seymour, at the residence Of the BRIDES mother,
CHARLES NJ NEE, OF Brooklyn, N. T., TO Miss
EMMIE LUDLUM
MoopY-BuRros.- Tuesday, May 10, by Rev.
DIR. ]. Cotton Smith, Mr.. GEORGE +. MOODY 10 MISS
SOPHIE NJ BURTON.
st. John IN. b. and Yarmouth IN. s.) papers please
copy.
McvEy-wHrTEnEAp.-0 Tuesday, May 10, at the
Eleventh Presbyterian church, by the Kew. A. r..
Rittredge, Rev. JOHN MCVBY, OF New Lebanon,
N. ", to MARGARET, daughter OF Joseph whitehead,
Esq, OF this city.
RoDDY-BuRREtr.-o wednesday, May 20, at the
residence Of the BRIDES parents Mr.. HUgH RoDpY to
CONSTANCE, eldest daughter Of Doan Burrell ESQ.,,
all Of Brooklyn.
ST. JoHN-CLARKE- Thursday, May q, at the
Blanchard, HoRATIo w. ST. JOHN to Miss GEORGE
CLARKE, both OF Brooklyn.
WAsuBURN-W WARING.--OD wednesday, May 20, az
the Reformed Church, Y0nkers by the Rev. DR. Coles
Mr.. WILBUR y. wAsuBURN TO Miss EMMA H., daugh-
ter OF Jarvis A. waring, Esq, oil OF Yonkefs.
AuppNa = IN Thuvadav NAV Al after long pain-
The New York herald., 1868-05-22

the contamination of twhsyyave tons os eoa per tay
and II desired she can fairly make fifteen niles per
hour
It is o source Of. mutual congratulatton that so
noble vessel saps tnaugurated thus handsomely a
couragng recor ItTucon, reconciliation prosperity
and the spirl< OF good win all over the Southern
'<us RECEPTION IN RICHMOND.
Up0n " arrival OF the Isaac Bell at the wharf OF
@ tne Oio Dominion Company In Richmond, Mayor
the r.osptaties OF the city to himself and party.
car tag:s were placed at the disposal OF those who
IA this famous old city and OF course General Scho-
neld was early called upon. In the course Of the
day the General placed the regular band at the SER
visited by merchants and others belonging to the
place. bountful lunch was served up, and an
prevailed.
In the evening superb banquet was served up
pnIer pone sne airecuor %, OF MT MI, Wm; Dunham the
the Exchange Hotel.
Mayor Holman being in Ill health was unable to
piled by Senator Bradley. The principal speech Of
the evening wasimade by General Schofield which
s ew Yo py do ne 0y s
speechifyng probably having the fear OF the effects
OF certain renowned swinging around the crcle'
expedition before their eyes,
THE HEARTY WELCOME IN PETERSBURG
A bright and beautiful May morning in the soft
CLINE OF the sunny South saw the Isaac Bell party on
board the cars bound for the city Of Petersburg so
worldfamed for the bloody and terrible scenes that
DeiOTe uuriux tne reDelll0n. The entlro
population turned out to welcome the visitors ana
the reception was altogether the heartiest apd most
soul-llke OF any thus far extended. The company
were entertained at Jarretts Hotel where they sat
down to grand banquet
No formal speeches were made, but after the CON-
pany left the tables repeated calls for Mayor Hof
man brought that gentlemen out and he delivered u
pleasant and characteristic speech.
VISIT TO THE BATTLE FIELDS.
One Of the most interesting episodes of the excur
sion was the visit to the entrenched lines in the i'm
few hours in examining the effects OF the cele
braed crater and other objects OF interest Leaving
tins field OF observation the party took cars for City
Point where the Isaac Bell was again boarded and
soon was on her way to Norfolk, where she safely
rived ut an early hour this morning.
OFF FORTRESS MONROM
The party are at this moment embarking on board
the steamer lolas, on a trip to Fortress Montroe
under the guidance Of General Sawtelle.
The New York herald., 1868-05-22
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