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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-22
MEDICAL.
TO THE CARBOHYDRATES
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES
m,

900 KEARNY STREET,
WV sor. Commercial, San
Francisco, established In
1854. for tho treatment OF
Sexual and Seminal diseases,
such as Gonorrhea, elect,
Structure, Syphilis in all Its
forms, Seminal Weakness,
Impotency, etc., Skin dis
eases (of years standing) and
liberated Legs successfully
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-22

coming q habit so
the help Of the Prep
tho least trouble.
who are willing TO
fact that Orton's Prep
,troys the appetite for
he person rs free
Is before he first COM
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-22
Corporation Notice.

Clerk in charge Of Office,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-22

sist nature In over
firmly rooted. With
aration, there Ia not
Hundreds have used II
bear witness TO the
aration completely lie
Tobacco, and leaves
from any desire for II
moncad ita nsn Tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-28
CORPORATION NOTICE.
CoRPoRATloN NOTICE.

Hr rsss1 sSssv az aSrrssF
Puso y
fd nh a
years any
v
COMO ,Comprds
a. Y.uakof
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-13
SpezatNotiz,
&

@ie uitle Wdun:r tatsn turt itlctteurlete
Srantteitsn, Ouluir UNI ausltwsiimuesn, ft iu
eiuen lolt' 9sitmdhisn. 3uitanp risisr S.suns
iar ale Ntrpsulcirsnrs UNI 9sihmlGte, psrsn
9siren RE Gslsen asbsimsr uria6sn iinr unr
rersa Tlus promt StbInrlun9 ps,ilrsen, unr
itnsn ib,s griitsn3 nod isrner ertrdelit gu MAIDEN.
SIM 6als SIR VI unirsip llissn pcuutiUl len Ieiren
Ofer a l,ttsn bait. IL. ibt g8iltaua bot ss aui Cure
g. iani tst i'm Alssmsiusn ? 6ltit Sbr i6wa@s
entuerrt unp leiht sr.uurst? @sratten Cure 9sten
Snre Sarnmert;sugt rrer Nsrosn OFT i'll llncrrn,ns.
ppn S4nma6ten rrsr gluteonacIfiunen Ss9en ren
&Vpi ! 9eipet Gutr @trattniB ? Ssitaitigt fit
&un @tif liets mi: risitr 6rage? 6utll ipr mib
launie,% rutetos. .i~tnermmtrs. @sisuitlits. unr &c
tensmire ? NiGt!rt Ser immsr auein une fern
ooa anrsrn ltin ! Ma6t Sut jrrs EIsiniItsit ere
Ihreden u. auTaHr'n? ST Surr Shlai untsrbrcs
den UNI rubslUs 2 81 Ger @lan3 Cures Ansss 10
fhimmsrup nltu Cure ;Ranse 10 tlubsnr ME icnit Z
@tidtlt etguG in @eieuitart NOT 10 gut Sis Trilter?
Ssr'rlat Shr Care 0sltlis not NIT ~rrrlrlten
GnsrsiI rnr bart SIR mrtt 10 Yil Ssltltpsrtrauen i
Sinr Cure Qersnessiltcr matt UNI 9elltmt nit
5tnsiauns CUR @lslanfOle ! Beun ~, sstt St'
Sur 7 { her Orsr @urtr Sartltr bi steit ni6t eli
StuIc ! 5att Slr StlaFeis Nltre? 8adsn
itmtrru. 8nissitem uni ApttiIIrfltit UNI treit
STR ss nihl &urer geter srer u.ttrltitstsihwcrcsi
,ua
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-13

.-Snetmer 8ir6e tamsinmalstn
mib Dol, rer Tenn aud alt, tod inlmsr gut IT,
am 9Fnslidaes lIoutt namliG Ger Sistsnsttnrr
aui SsftbI ltinss stfliden 6strn 3ur GrtN!uns
rss ttrSIiGsu GHtttts zinc s aute aus Fer Den
nunS III fet Gtdtrr 81 DE tsratfiFesn lllsn.
Die gu risicm 3wtde eimss Sage p'rtsr lG0"
utfn in timm imp ,uYiiltsn SdFJs ~srfaltsn rrret
&ls nun ras StlGsSU,t les 9farrsrS lam urc
rtri tIte nit unSs.uIO nah Oben Sudts. uus TIN
t.tIiSen @siit uui eis @suletnOt teratfisgtn ~
lth.n, ri Ter &ultr IN rru.r &nSf aus rem
ttlaaisn 9O&s terat: 5srr piatrtr Ger btiIiSs gsiF
Tam nift bsratFisSsn, Ger @faTrsr Rat iba ss'rsl<
len q. =
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-13

SUITE Ubnt g alj QIf bic Trase
rsIGt Yrrprrtirn ron Sals IN rr SuItsr rit
awsdmlbi9is ii, sirtt Gin GcrrtipUurent rcs prattis
l6.n Garmers" RE NnswUr.: vGar tein SalJ' unr
fast tinsu: Gal, ii sn Ter Butter ron Natur
frsmpts Clement. Ter tslts @runp gtssu In
@'trauh SOn SoIj III RE Sbafads, taB RE
TranSOieu ~raltlss ni6t sstrau&sm nne cat ir9snr
Ssmanr. ptIdtr l6 an BEN @ttrau6 Ter irau;Dli5
l&en 8uttsr irr riniAe 3rit acmUtnt hat, ittr UNI
o~nsrurtni frrutrt rirr, rcnn or rierer seial, ne
Butter ssriu6t. Sian reriute en Qlas Mil6
rttr Ratn, 81 ~trinftn, mtltrm man Sal, srae-
ltht bet, unr nan pirr Fnren, nae id untsr sinsm
'rssosn Glsmsnt ~;Ysrlets, nnp rann ps,iute man
rim unrtrss GIas @ilt, rem man stmas 3udc'
Sustisst tat unr man mirr lit issr'msrn, ri
rtrieIts tcin Ter Iih isrntartiSet Clement in
Sd lstre rieies ni6t nur, %iOurern id iits Is aud
i'd mad mE&sntltd srsimaI Butter, AT III mid
RE grcOs Gal, tOmmt in risisltt. lOnOern ID
tsrisne mid ftatt rtHrn res Bud re-, mrlfer rem
3wsd tsTer sntpriat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-13

Nun atsr. Q>itr. erj'ubsn Snanie, ltl d.
turi,te ipppinlitiits &tlhteeiten unc atltIettIthr
Nusihp, iiungen msIt:ns cine Shp1te rsr 9s'
itlrttSsrsanr. Iit @taltllisn, meun rclfcmmsn
liunr, MAIDEN Cen Mann. 6aft SIR wrsi jt
teroht, RAP al riiie %fuputn, s~usr1iibsrn immrr
,ulhe inn, rts Th tintr pclltcmmsnsn 81 iunrttti
Strsr Gemitalien uirrmn. Die bait Str
tintn irl6tn Ntann iitsr 1tlantulis, Msrrclitlt.
6sr,tlpp'm Hagen tprsI. Sir rain tten nis, in
Strrm y itlits laaIad vi tdpsa; liz r:rrsn nj:
tr1uris unr sntmut' iat' lie Tnr tets tbTl'6 NM
artiA in Gam:n-8 itlitH't ump Isb.m Sut uni
cen Tamcn ssrare ms @rii&t- lie tatsn MID
rrn Gurcn @rmeintr'tsn an lid. SD mein jsrcd
bisrtri uitt risieni9cn, mttte Sars @siltssrltia-
fsitsu rnr6 utttr1ntrsn9Ins srreaen, rrctri Itr
ni6t nur SIRE Contribution, %icnrern auh SEr'
@elhlite r%uinireu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-13
Z niiSe sertidsameritanii DE 9inie.

GlnSise seltid=ameritanii@ DE 9inie.
HtW SurtsSremtr EampiItifiat
9cmpanp.
Ssr. Staastra 9ritrampil6iHs. ~atSeHcme scn
Nsw gOrI,
atlantic 6. apr,l. l. Sum-, 81. Sui.
Saliit 20. . Is. 10. Aug.
Befsta @strupolts A. Mai, 30.
sunni. "a. ausul.
Sterttr Stfamer Is. Mai, 10. Suli,
z. StsttmEsr. ...
Grndbists Yalusspreiit Gin GOtr) rsu Nrm,
gprt nab Srm. %Anptou, SlYre uuc Slemsn
[.iH quad 9enrem I / Yaris So msbrl:
L. Gaj. s1lO.--Il. Sal. $65.--III. Gai. s35.
0m Sremrn. e outtanptcn, 6aYre nnA ylep9Irrf.
l. Gaj. $ffo IL. Gaj. $75,-IIl. Sal. s43.
,lGrtatiiSn&-8illstf iar 8stlstt
UNI surud:
(GIltiB fir feds Ntcnnte)
SCI l. Gaj. $210,- ii. Gnj $130. III. G.i. $40
&inrsr bic 5dlitc. Ten YlIasisren mirr ans
ssJ,i&mtte SdTRiauus uar ausr m6slise 0smirr
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oui aas 5augplate On
rOpa's. 8atstsirrssruns &c. - 0sacu GsroA
nah Va6ass rsnrs man i& an
Sfaae SasGur, YrlI.
S'hes 40 groaewap, 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-13

Ter Barpmtttr.- Sin Tienfndr6sn
rrltts lei ltIstttm Urttsr tinsh BAROMETER pom
@s6anitus gu itr.m Tisu lbsrn tris, 9Iilhts
i'm e hmuSt aus unp Ger Barometer fd IN Ten
&rtt. Se. wsints lter feies uaeiId, rrh siu
SUrutsrBebmrsr t. 6Itsts is nit psn 0Drt n:
r@ttsn sic fG nur %5ufrtsrer, ras sett nitt an
ftlS lei itlrtt: nj Eetter iautn ale Barpmet,r.'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-13

-8dltsr fatt &%ltinsslr. Gin Gil
rrsSsr fraats sinsn acransr, ME ss r,nn tti tim
u 6aus nit Fem Sch fame.
n@sr in 5uQe unr GiGs." iaste rieIr.
v@atriGeinli6l Rod nur Sch unr Sil6rr, MIDI
wutr 2" irus FER 6rrmre:: peis mtritanilas Berg
merle Tnr ia 10 nate."
nGes rsniSr," iasts Ter 1rrnnsr ''nidr arb6:r
3abIunSsn sstca mir 1uts unp gum RsGitIu ta
leu mir SGIter."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-13

S6laue Iusbtlie.- Gin. flsinen
&ndtsn mar serf rtrn rUrrsn. tsi lli6s stras gu
pelamsrn, sr irls wartsn, bis ttm ~pOrJelsSt psrre.
Ginmal atcr par pifl g.Iuh I'll unc Der &lein
sam, u~sfrl.bsn worrm. Ia tut sr ltihterm an
so fife aud nit dm Slide, grid Tier neten Der
1Dntt !" -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-13

3an6trGisI Gin steitnrsr bate sinen
ssiahrIi8sn Gsltnwsg gu paiiren. @Hl er in
tsr @Itls ~sintstrte 10 natm ct Ten eltltrsitsr ais
@ssmsitr nit. Als lt ttine an elmer tirftn
Sdlutt Urrutn tnmsn, iagte Ger .GisItrsltsr: pier
astmsn Gle fit in Gt!, ~smirtSsr 3trr, ri it mir
man&sr GEL ti atssiauen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-13

,@ie 6aulemsr, IN I'll ldii nod mur tie SSnne
ittt itrn 9 etunrsn lang AM 5in,msl !-rt''
Elm Batter Isthem Sittenittdier-osn sintm Sobn'
AZ. .G&," ri,i Ter srwu&snrs Sun5t. intent {
fiji RE NuSsn rist, pras Tam ih rnihr, usnn
els SOnM ariSstt ets es nod Gag 1T
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-13
siuerlsr 9 0mteasrvater.

SIM Slaam Surtlna iUq sin Wlnn ieinsn
@Gmisgsri bu, tur3 nab reitn 9atisit rertIaSt.
UNI cine SttnmnS iur, 5bts. SuItrtbrur uni Gid
Ter r~cricles, wGtrsnr sr Ter 3cht:r Zen 6Ut mad
tt, Nsrtrautt tattn iou, rinJtrtttt tatsn. Gtr
jungs @lann mtl ,ntlrn, mem Ger Alts Fiae
9stttr wiersr ,urid nimmt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-13

Wtr Strtsnfen pala
NIT cen 9anburber Eampi,6i tp gH
mad palnturs.. SuutEa mptpn. Vcneen. 6.yrfu.
paris, unf prn Saaleuta,, Spulbamptpn D.r
unr ShSrt nat N,w xprt ums Dim StIsa.s
pu lnSttetns ,ul Neile am Ststl
6ttt peu Semturs Siensa. aawn,,a
AntTerptIl nne 5asre Hut 9iea pcrt aul Uant,
Nor.
tentatattustt,u gu, sisiie s,n ,yrspa.
ll1en Stlentahn Stat Onen HAD eeu 6ajturlastu
nnr you Mw Fort in Ia, SNARE am.rita,
WtTlfl aui aQ: VidBr Gair,a's
Alr tflrrSen 3 atIunseh in isssn .sl,sti-
en- Setrass in alien Srm Geuti&lants, tie
SdnstS ,5ramtlsids, gelsrmf. Sraanes. Bane
mnrts S@msten, Nuwfsens, Yr;tn une NublaRs
rnr sis &iniietnna pen ttsl. icrs srnaStn.. stb.
lt1tten. II. I. n. in eititn YInttrn.
Nir t;iDrs.m q attr na, uut BON Gsrrpa
,"f Ismpf' mo . seiidiTtn. 'unl ntsmss
9adete ,ur &tltisrnns in irasns eiasm 1s,at
rsr Nelt an. DC, einssbtneen Hatrn a. sa...
men mir ale 3ruamtlIt,u ScriGiunssn..
gtr 9e%tdtt'n 81; itIisleuttn li. assntrura
Won Yahaae-S& .intn iar unie,, Fan,ri. usI
Sc9sllhin-Ninirn mt tas 5rafirtu sen Ntes
aur re nit unf i" Gutinsuns pettn.sn. saulr
III Surrpa. @riGaitzmIuntt. ~eits tas,m 40.
braut MAIDEN ,ane lid userbaurt Ter Arratut
mr. unlsrs S'ritG'ts,rti,e ire areu ncasnL, h5ru,u
VIE "aeerei Stsiniuhdtn srn uns sriasitR.
CO. Richard & Esss.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-13
1T rus
9rDBe 0iureticum,''

uns zine seniH' Cur fir Que &ranttsitcn :
Slas, Niersn. @tintsitwsttsn, gEaIIriuf
crganii6e Shma6s, msitti6s Ssi6msrrtn
llrinteitwcrr sn, olarmeiue GnirIituul nnr AMER
&rnntttjten rsr llr;n: Sreanc. Oh tei Mdnaern
crer Irausn, mrAen ls entltsrm aus mas fur
@ranren lie pcusn mn zen iraeur elmer 3etIan8s
br ratiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-13

Il M man fiji tsinr gstant lung u~nterSiet,
tNhn 2.uslcp,nrq, Ger iOsar mnteiItarer sSatn=
INN Jclse kin. unitr GI:ti6 unr Btu,
mtr' en- aus rjsien Gususn seMatrt UNI lpmrhI
unicrs @simtttils uup glit. ais ra5 uhiertt
NIttchm men, hdnSt seu rem rcht3sit'Btn GtbgAut
rinss rertabli&sn UNI ncrtrantnSwsrtrn 5sllmlttsl,
a..
6slmtolO's 8utu grtraet. lbon itit m,br ais IS
Sabrrm c~tatliri, suu & .rya
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-13

s.. =. Selmtplb,
Gtfnitsr,
594 Srcorwop, Ntm gprf,
t-unC-
lO4 Sin 10. strnBs, philadelphia, ga.
9rsiS 81 25 per JIaits, uesr 6 Ga den Fir So.
80 an isre arrs1s ssiGidt.
2pm 9 .rfaui Eel alsu arrttrterR.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
AFFRAY IN AN INSANE ASYLUM A MANIAC
KILLED.

BosTON, March 12-.The citizens Of Cam
bridge have within tho pact few days been much atated
over reports concerning tho death Of insane man,
named James Parks who was after severe struggle.
arrested by three police officers Of that city Friday.
Feb &C. and was subsequently conveyed the Taunton
unntic Asylum where he died the noxt day after ar
rival As Il appeared that his death was the result Of
Injuries received by blows or otherwise, the impression
This and other circumstances Induced Coroner W. w.
wellington To hold M inquest The result u summed up
m thc following verdict That James Parks died az the
Taunton state fuuatc Asylum on Wednesday. March 8.
lsGg about o'clock p M that his death was caused by
the fracture Of the sernun brcast hOuc and O fourteen
ribs mine on the right side and ye the LETT two OF the
ribs ON the right side being broken In two pacs ANA Dy
h lHcsratOn O the right lung consequent upon Hald
fractures which received during struggle between
Parks aud three OF the asylum attendants, one Oi WhOm
lac attacked,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC

Van Burcn Dcnslow, esq, will lecture on
"Hcsumptiou of specie Payments" tonight. at Cooper
nsttutc-the last lecture ~ the Cooper Unions Free
Course ou Social ana Political Science.
The Rev. S X. lathrUp, ID. d. OF Boston, VIII supply
the pulpit the free services In tho Cooper Institute to-
morrow morning aud evening, nc tho usual hours.
The Rev john Quincy Adams will deliver lecture at
"a o'clock tomorrow afternoon, at the Baptist Church
corner OF Madison ana GoverucurSts. Subject; Bap
lists alone propagate religious liberty ana the HBh's VI
conscience" ,,v,
The monthly concert Of the star SundaySchoo VIII be
held i'm Apollo Hall. corner OF Twenty.eighthst. aud
broadway ut 2 o'clock =. III. tomorrow. Gen. Burnside
Governor of Rhode Island; the Rev Dr. Pullman or Peo-
ria M the Rcv Cyrus ID. Foss and the Rev. DR.. H. D.
Nurthrouc of New-Yulk. viii address tie childlen.
est Patrick aud his Children will be tn" title OF lee
delivered at the Church OF ST. james, James-st, on
"Wednesday
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
TIE STATE LEGESLATURES.
GEoRGIA-TuE XVIII AMENDMENT-QUEER DO


GEORGIA-THE XVIII AsENDMENT-QUEER DO
INGs.
ATLANTA, March 12.-In the Senate to-day
the Fifteenth Amendment was ratified and subsequently
notice gwen Of motion to reconsider the vote on It's
adoption tomorrow. In the House the Democrats moved
reconsideration Of the action Of yesterday adopting inc
amendment. The motion prevailed SC to A. The Repub'
cans moved that the amendment be taken up, and amid
great excitement the motion was lost by large major
ity The amendment sleeps IN the Clerks desk
Opinions conflict as TO the probability Qualification There
IA strong party against It. and that party is Increasing
daily The Rebel papers have denuncations against the
amendment and political vengeance against It's friends
telegram from Washington received here to-day, said
to have from Joshua Ill., Republican U. s. Senator
urgently appeals for the adoption Of the amendment
stating that otherwise Congress will reconstruct Georgia
inside of As hours The Rebels disposed for
TO avoid the consequences Of their crimes The Repub
cans, having pledged themselves to go for it when
loyal Legislature is established disposed TO leave the
question now entirely to the rebels
The Maine Senate has cOneurred with the
House IN defeating the General Railroad law, by vote
Of IS TO IL.
The North Carolina House Of Representatives.
yesterday passed solutions nstructmg their Senator's
and Representatives ia Congress to vote for repeal Of
the Tenure-OfO Office act.
A bill has passed both Houses Of tie Maine
Legislature allowing the old Town Railroad To come TO
tide water In Bangor the track OF the European and
American Road. The Legislature will adjourn sine die
tomorrow.
In the Massachusetts House of Representa-
tve yesterday the liquor question again under con
sidcratOn and the bill slightly modifying the present
license law rejected by strong vote. proposition
open bars, was also defeated we'll as motion to re-
enact the prohhtory law and repeal the present license
postponed until next Tuesday motion Of the leader Of
the prohibition party in the House.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
SpseiaI aciirss.
FntnIity Of Consnmntion.


Of this country nearly fourth Of the population
DESTROYED By consumption other diseases Of the
Dr. Of Philadelphia has been successful than
United treating this class OF deases lie h
proved examples that consumption durable all Drofes
Soua options contrary notwithstanding Dr. Schenck hmsh
tr6ye years ago cured Of consumption is worst
FORM desperate stage Tee medicine used by hm which
now the Of Sheack Punonc syrup" Lai
cured many others which baed the skill Of eminent physicians
Dr. auxiliary remedies. called seheucks Seawet
Tonic" Scheucks M,ndrske Pills. which fale tie When
pulmonary disease complicated with dyspepsia liver compliant
very often is In the PumOnc syrup alone
other circumstances, the ether OF
the auriares will be needed The directions which
company each medicre instruct tie patient how to dis
nguh symptoms the precise Of bis disease that tbs
proper remedy use TIE Pumonic Syrup always required In
tue Treatment consumption; the other medicines both
must according II these three remedies are
Used time strictly according the directions Dr. Schsnek
su cure provided the too much deeed to aHo
chance Of the patients recovery.
Dr. SCHRNCK will he professionally 81 No p Bond, New'Yorf
on TUESDAY March % He sdyes Free bat for thorough eIan
raou Of the lungs eh his Respneter the price % Ofee hOu
from IN. to p. m.
Price Syrup and SeaUed Tonic each 81 80 bot
tie or 81 Mandrake Pills IS box fan
supply Of Dr. Scheucks medicines Tor sale al aes bis
Also for sale BY all druggists aud dealers
Sold also retail b john T. Ieurr No. p Parkrow.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13

down entirely on the retail liquor traffic and obtain com
plee prohibition. Unless one OF the great pOnucal
parties OF the country allied itself with the IeltIahcs
movement Mr. smith thought new party Woulu rise
this He how the masses were rising and tie result
would be inevitable That the great amount of labor de
YOed now 10 raising crops for the discr, ana 10 rus
ing tobacco, expended i'm pprnirOus cause. Let
this labor he turned In the direction of producing that
which useful Tor DaD aud the world would suou be as
bright ana htaulHul IS heart cOud wish. ApplauscI
just at the present time there was cOhslderaDI9
agitation as 10 how many hours constituted
q days wo:k. The speaker thought II labor was
bestowed only on proper objects, six hours day would
be qne Sunclct especially If each ider could be M
dtltth can enter Heaven Then there would be hother
rum nor tnhiccJ there. The Bible also said nothing aL
mdkcH le can enter there Then could not ctef
heSN'h ior IL was the greatest OF liars. ~ prom
sickness, poverty and misery; 10 promised
ne and brought only death. He could hardly conceive
of better definition 0f the Christian religion than the
religion which required Ms to obey the laws beng
Mr.. Smith concluded 10y showing that interference was
fearful vOator OF the laws of being and consequently
open violation o the requirements Of the Chrsuan re
liHOn
The Rev. VIM. II. Boole Of Brooklyn followed DIr
Smith In Iingllg speech of twenty minutes, plying nr
gumeDt appeal ana dtnuuciaOn against the prOpOseu
amendment OF tue law, which lac said il liberal enough
keep It IL Is. rather than attempt TO
introduced alterations which are designed To utterly
destroy all vitality which IL has. The law as II
stands has done good Let us protect II untl we can
ihis gigantic source OF crime and misery.
The Republicans in the Legislature strong
they do not IL IL because the golden arguments OF the
Mr.. Edward Carswell. the celebrated Canadian TEN.
pcranCe orator. Oeg discovered by some or the audience
among those seated on the stage, was loudly called ior
and, coming forward, made few remarks which were
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13

HUDsoN RIVER STEAMBOAT MATTERs.mtihe; Fa,o--ti II;
recent cold span os ipterfeed with the movements OF
Mesgrs ID ID " N Smiths steamboats, We nope the
travelling community Will not forget that these gene gen ce
men always keen their boats running hs long as he Ce
viii hermit and make n number OF trips at Intervals
during the Winter wien passage can be torGed @
tine ice and have their boats IN readiness IoI uo
OF nayigaUon while the oppos0n lines stop running as
soon travel commences fall of caring H9lheg m iG
line are always kept IN good order and have for ther
officers gentlemen who are always attGnMTG M 10 1g as
duties. We regret tOearn that Capt Jolh -
resigned The command of the steamer Peter g. CONN oi
the purpose Of taking charge Of the propeller cOneeled
with the refinery Hastings lac having uIchS'u
q half interest in the boat lIOnECIs oldlCslhal'
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
NYcst Side EleXntnd RnilmnY

SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE BONDS
The Agents for tie sale Of the abovenamed Bonds
now Offer limited amount at the rate BIGHTYFvB g9 PR
CHNT.
The opportunity purchase Coupon Bon on productive property II
the CITY NewYork welding NINE Pea CbNT average
annual interest anu valuable convertible rights seldom ad
v.o will 40 we'll 10 anticipate advance IN the
,rks, value Of these HONE SECURITIES METALLIC
BASIS"
subons also be received for be Bozs at par payable
when the under contract aud far completed as 10 make e's
connections at with the Iluison River Railway
Residents who desire the inesmahe bea-
e6s 70 result from proposed extension respectfully solicited TO
ride upon experimental hafme Of the Railway Greenwchst.
will DO open their inspection from 10 M DAILY and By
their plan aid Fastening the completion Of
this enterprise pbe will be so largely benefited aud the
Interests the City is norhea suburbs Jointly promoted
For further particulars, apply to
LOCKWOOD Co., Bankers,
March 1860 No 20 Broliwsy
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
DISASTERS AT sEA-AN AMERICAN VESSEL ABAN.


DISASTERS AT sEA-AN AMERICAN VESSEL ABAN.
DONED
SAyANNAH. Ga, March 12.-The ship Nictaux,
at this port from Liverpool reports that the night Of
2id ult while in latitude 10 4. longitude Is o. found
American built bngantne water logged and completely
wrecked Two men, white and the other black both
dead were loshed the mainop Notraces Of the crew
were found The brgantne had hurricane deck fore and
aft Her name could not be aSccrtaiued. She was
londed with tmber The NicauN also reports that she
sguaed the l'h Oi March, tho Russian ship Tahita
from Liverpool for NewIOrk She had lost her main
by the deck, her malnyard had been carried away
aud she had received other Injury 10 her rigging. The
SHIN wanted nothing but bread, which was given. The
captain thought the vessel could reach Ncw-NOrk
The bark CrcmOna, Capt Burrows, arrived
at this port from Liverpool yesterday a'tcra stormy pas
sage days Capt Burroughs reports that on the 2ls
January heavy gale and high set in and cOntin-
ned uuahated Feb q On the 18Th OF February in i-
udo 81 degrees longitude "a degrees the Cremona fell In
with full.nggcd brig. watcrlogged and abandoned.
boat was sent aboard ~ her when IL found that tho
fore lower still standing, the m1iu-uast lying
fore and AFT the poop deck broken of close o The deck
From the appearance ~ the vessel II Thought that
having lost her rdder she had riggtd siearg gear OF
spars These spars probably made hole IN te stern'
from which the vessel became water-lOgHtu sue ap-
ppnred 10 be nearly vessel Rnd hhd Eoud nun NO
nIne wnH In sight the 18th Of February the Cfemona
rsl,led "A brig with the American ensign uIon down she
proved the T. G. COmcn 20 days FROM Messina, for
Philadelphia Sho la distress on account or want OF
provisions with which Capt. Borroughs supplied Aer.