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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-01
FRENCH MEDICAL OFFICE

DR. JULIEN PERRAULT. DOCTOR OF
~ Medicine Of the Faculty Of Paris, Graduate
OF the University Queens College, and physician
Of the st. John Baptisto Society OF San Fran
cisco.
DR.. Pcrrault has pleasure to inform patients
and others seeking confidential medical advice,
that be can be consulted daily at HIS office, Ar.
mory Hall Building, northeast corner MontgoIn-
cry and Sacramento streets, San Francisco.
Rooms. Nos o, 10, II, first floor, up stairs. en-
trance on either Montgomery or Sacramento
street.
DR.. Perrault's studies have been almost exclu.
siycly devoted to the cure OF the varions forms OF
Nervous and Physical Debility the results Of in
furious habits acquired In youth. which usually
terminate In impotence and Rtcrili.y md pcrma-
ncntly induce all the c~oncomitants OF old age.
Where q secret infirmity exists involving the
happiness Of life and TINT Of others, reason and
morality dictate the necessity OF Its removal. for
1t Is q fact that premature decline OF tho Vigor OF
manhood, matrimonial u~nhappiness, compulsory
single life, etc, have their source In causes the
bitter fruit tasted long af;crward. Patients la.
boring under thst complaint will complain OF
one or moro Of the following symptoms Noe
turnal emissions, pains In the back and head,
weakness OF memory and sight, discharge from
the Urcthra on going to stool or making water;
the intellectual faculties arc weakened, los. Of
memory cnsucs, ideas nre cloudcd, and there IL a
disinclination to attend TO business, or even 10
reading, writing, the society Of friends. etc.
The patient wifi probably complain Of Dizzl.
ness. Vertigo, and that sight and hearing ore
weakened, and sleep disturbed by dreams. mel
ancholy, signing, palpitations. fainting.. coughr
and slow fever, while somc have external rhcu-
matte pains and numbness Of the body. Some
OF the most common symphonic are pimplcs In
the face and aching in different parts OF the body.
Patients suffering from this disease should up
ply Immediately to DR.. Pcrrault, either In person
or by letter. as he will guarantee n cure Of Sem.
inal emissions and Impotence in six to eight
weeks.
Patients suffering from v~encrcal disease In any
stagc. Gonorrhca, elect, Structures, Bubo, OF:
Gers. Cutaneous Eruptions, etc, viii DO treated
successfully. AL Syphilitie and Mcrcurlnl faint
entirely removed from the system.
Patients suffering under chronic diseases can
call and examine for themselves. We invite IN
yestigation. claim not 10 know everything nor 10
cure oycrybody-but we do CHIN that In all
cases taken under treatment we fulfill our prom.
iscs. We particularly request those who nave
tried this boosted doctor and that ndvertised
physician, till worn out and discouraged, to call
Ladies' suffering from any complaint incidental
to their rex, can consult the Doctor with the a.
surance Of relief.
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Notice!

oFY1cE OF KEARsARaE MINING Co., !
4OS CALIFORNIA ST., SAN Francisco, ;
March $50, 1859. J
JOHN B. WINTERS, ESQ:
DEAR SIR-At q meeting OF the Board o
Trustees OF the Kcarsarge Mining Company
held on the 10Th instant, an assessment OF five
dollars per share was levied upon the capita
stock OF the Company.
A resolution was also passed authorizing yor
to receive and receipt for said assessment no
y, on all stock held In Nevada, and remit thu
proceeds to the Treasurer OF the Company, Mr.
A. K. Grim, with statement.
Yours respectfully,
mh25-tf T. Il. WINGARD. Secretary.
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SaEaNMRNT NOTICE,-RE

n CHER COMPARTMENTS is hereby given
that at a meeting Of the Trustees Of said Com
pany, held this day, an assessment OF $50 per
share was levied on each and every share OF the
capital stock Of said Company not yet surren-
dered. payable Immediately TO the Secretary, ut
the office Of the Company, Virginia, Nevada, In
United States gold coin, or to II. c. Kibbe, No.
40 California street, San Francisco. Any stock
on which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
FRIDAY, April 16, 1869, will be advertised on
that day a. delinquent. and, unless payment shall
be made before, will be sold on MONDAY, May
II, 1869, TO pay said delinquent assessment,
together with cost OF advertising and expenses
Of sale.
By order Of the Board OF Trustees,
II. BRUCKMANN, Secretary.
Virginia, New, March lG, 1869. mhlI-1m
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Notice.

MELLOW JACKET SILVER MINING COM.
pany's Oficc, Gold Hill, Nevada, April 9TH,
l8G9.-At q Special meeting Of he Board Of Trus-
tees Of tho Yellow Jacket Silver Mining Com.
Five Dollars per share, declared April 9Th. and
payable on the 18th instant, was rescinded,
owing to the delay and damage Occasioncd by
fire, +. +. OSBISTON, Secretary.
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Ant In accordance with law, ana an order oil
the Board OF Trustees, made on the 10Th day
OF March, 1859, so many shnrcs Of each parcel
Of said stock as may be necessary, will be sold
at public auction, ut tho salcsroom OF Maurice
Dore & Co., No. 327 Montgomery street, San
Francisco, on the TENTH day Of May, 1863, at
the hour OF II o'clock A. ". OF said day. 10
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with cost OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
T. 7. WINGARD, Secretary.
Once, 40S California street, San Francisco.
ap22-td
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And in accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board OF Trustees, made on the Sth day OF
| March, 1869. so many shares OF each parcel OF
said stock as may be necessary. will be sold
at the Auction Rooms OF Maurice Dorc y Co.,
No. 3sT Montgomery street. San Francisco,
California, on SATURDAY, the first day
OF May, 1869, at the hour of one o'clock p. n.
OF said day. to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
A. NOEL. Secretary.
~ofncc-Room No. IL, Hayward's Building, No.
4i9 California street, San Francisco, Cal.
apl5td
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DELINQUENT SALES.
nANEY GoLD AND SILVER

~ Mining Company.-Location Of works,
Lyon County, State Of Observation-Disclosures
are delinquent upon the following described
on tho eighth day OF March, 1869, the several
amounts set opposite NO names of the respec-
tive shareholders, as follows:
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT ALE.
ERARsARGE MINING COM

N pany.-Location OF works and mines, Kear-
sarge District, Inyo County, Califonia.-No-
tice.-There arc delinquent, upon tho following
described stock, on account OF assessment
levied on the Nineteenth day OF March, 1859, the
several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders, as follows:
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or Registered Voters of the Second Ward
Of Gold Iiill, entitled TO Vote nj tho
Municipal Election TO be held tlny :3d,
1870.
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Store to Rent.

EoR PARTICULARS INQUIRE AT THE
store OF STERN q SON,
aP*u Main street, Gold Hill.
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| hereby certify that the foregoing Is , true AMI
correct lis, o! the names Of the registered electors 0f
the finb Electoral District. for the municipal cleo.
tion to he held on the 81 day OF May. 4. q. iify.
L. &. ~
Registry Agent for Districts Nos. anI 6, storey
County, Nevada.
I,nII I'M lny knrii Of igiu
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REGISTERED VOTERS.
OFFICIAL LIST

or ne.t,tered Voters Of the First Ward
Of Odd Hill Entitied 10 Vote {
the Municipal Election 20 DO Held
yIny Sd, 1869.
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MEDICAL.
TO THE
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES
mr. Gihhnn,s RiSnanSnrr

zoo KEARNY STREET
UAO ior. Commercial, Sar
francisco, established II
1854, for the treatment o.
Sexual and Seminal diseases.
such as Gonorrhea, elect,
Structure, Syphilis in all IL
forms, Seminal Weakness.
Impotcncy, etc., Skin dis.
cases (of years standing) ant
liberated Legs successful.
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Trustees. 2,CS9. 40. 100 w
Hoehstadter 4 Scligsberg,
Trustees. w
Hochstadter i SeliSsberg,
Hochs;adtcr & Seligsbcrg,
Trustees. ....... .2,6G9. ..lO...lV W
Hochstadtcr & SeligsberS,
Trustees. 2,6JJ.. ..lu... 20 w
Hochstadtcr & SeligsbcrS,
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An Ordinance to Prohibit the Keep
Ing Of swine. md Providing for
the Arrest OF the same. Within the
Incorporate Limits Of thc Town
of Gold Hill, Passed March 23d,
A h RR0
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CORPORATION NOTICE,
ORDINANCE NO. 54.

An Ordinancc 10 Provide for thc
Levy nnd Collection of TAKE IN
tho Town of Gold Hill, Pnssed
April lOtb, A, ID. 1869.
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hereby certify that the foregoing Is A ,rue and
eorreet lst OF the names OF the registered electors az
tion to be held on the 3dday OF May, 4. D. issa W
I. @. COOK.
Registry Agent for Districts No. S and Z. Storey
Gold Hill. New. April 18th. 1869.
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LIST

W, NeNhuA.
/ HIIl. New. April ~. 1863.
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>T. CHARLES INSTITUTE
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
For oUng Ladic s.,
CGSD1'TiED EY
IGls. MhCE-LETRANC.

-Fos. 1oi and i'5 {;ourbon Street, .Vc,e orleans.
FENHlS INSTITUTION. so ho,;or1hlv knownby :
= i"ilE years vi CuHtlnltti oiIt'ce> III 1"rni !,
nlelIN r'lufHtfu anu rii!I~!!"'i runH, nrilts,
has resumed its regular course If St.,.lrS. Las
hrrrt"i"i,'. first class corps Of tcaci.-Is.l il
English and French. and superior >proi.> -ors
fr"n the Paris Conservatory, are attac Il, |. to
the establishment.
Tine house is vast. the play yard spacinue >a,
the apaStments are healthy. Parlor bo:,r,tr-
may have private rooms.
For further information, apply personallyfat
the Institute, or by letter to the Drectrt>- cdr.
of the Journal Renaissance Loaeisianaise, No. is
Cont st., corner Of Exchange Alley, New o.:
leans, La. d EOct lOtt1
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TOBACCO MANUF4CTORY
j. P. s A B R AZIN,
Nos. o. and 90,

Corner Chortres and Cont Streets, and
POS Chartsts St., -Neu Orleans.
Importer Of Pipes and Smokerss
Articles.
FNNH + undersigned offers to country merchants
L The most complete assortment in his line to
". found IL New Orleans, such as
17irelsensHm iIpes, Meersehaum Cigar Hold
Buyer+ Root :. Tobacco RAGS
EaoutcAouc " Pipe Stems of Cherry,
nhafcosl Amber and Caoutchouc.
Rosewood Matches '
In fact, all kinds Flint and Stae,
SMOKING TOBACCO:
;;tar{iand' Reliance. Rough and Ready,
Virginia. Gambrinus, Grand Turk,
ft,i1ue, Industry, Club, Kilickinick.
and the Maryland Right Bower" which must
not be COMPOUNDED with the ''Right Bower" Of
Gail & Az of Baltimore.
SNUFF:
Virginia halfcoarse, Macouba, Rose, Periuus
ana Natchitoch"s. Also, large stock of
CHEWING TOBACCO:
in plugs, ard fine gut in tin foil, and natural
fne cut in barrels Of 10, 90, 40 and so pounds
Aud not less than one million cigars of every
quality constantly on hand
jan |, 1869 J:P. SARRAZIN.
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= 4 learned doctor has given his
lepniaa'thas tight lacing is q public ben
~ saeesnch as it kills all the foolish
|gsiR dsd laaves the wise ones to grow
pato wspsn.
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- II know by little what q great
deal MEANS" as gander said when he
saw the tip of a fox's tail sticking out of
4 hollow tree
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An oA farmer says he never buys
|0uscnes's veal. He keeps his own calves.
~: ~. sh$Sf bio wants meat be kills
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a. BAILEY 4 H.. Id. ESV'VE

4 IF1KNEYS at lAW-
~ III. rrsClic" III trt uf!rts # tt,,. P.~i-i,
w ct II. l.a,.,,:i. Lafayette. Et~l.i,.n,. "n;
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t::.s 80 teluusas, La. frli:--
The New York herald., 1869-09-15

Tho Ceremonies In the Park.
Long before the appointed hour-two p M.-the
place around tho statue OF Humboldt IN the Park
was being filled with people anxious to witness the
proceedings and to assist in the honors paid to the
memory OF the great man. The place selected for
the statue s near the Fifth avenue entrance. known
BY designation Of the Commissioners rs the
'schoars' Gate" This was selected as the spot for
the location Of TIumbodrs bust. partly on account
OF the name already and for long time before as.
signed to this gate, and also because OF Its being the
most public entrance to the Park where nine tenths
Of the visitors pass either In or out, and hence
cannot fall to see and admire this tribute OF the
citizens OF New York 10 genius and science.
by tho time the several societies. preceded by their
naes and banners, began to arrive, tho portion Of
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
RARITAH AND DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD.
sale Of the Property,

Sale Of the Property.
The sale Of this road took place yesterday at the
depot OF the company, Manchester, N. J. The sale
was under writ OF feri facias issued Robert s.
Green Master In Chancery OF New Jersey by tie
bondholders OF the line, for non-payment Of mort.
gage the line ana stock Of 1000 600 ana accu-
mulated interest the amount of 81, 700 600. The
sale caused great deal Of excitement among the
shareholders, and the auction room was crowded
with capitalists and spectators.
The property was sold in two lots, the first CON-
prsng the railroad and Its corporate franchises and
rights. The second consisted OF the entire rolling
stock OF the company the locomotives cars and the
steamboat Jessie Hoyt. Both lots we're knocked
down to the bondn0lders OF the company after q
very feeble competition the first for $50 GOO and the
second Tor Ss4C00 These prices were only nominal,
1t being understood that the bondhoders were de.
termned 10 buy IN the line, and no opposition was
offered
The new proprietors will have a fresh board Of
directors. OF which Charles Gould, of New York,
Is proposed president, and intend issuing
$3 500 600 worth of new stock and raising So
on fresh mortgage bonds, the majority OF which ls
to be expended IN putting the road into better work.
Ing order aud improving the stock.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
FIRE IN STUivesANT STREET.

At a quarter past three O'Clock yesterday morning
o fire broke out In the row of frame buildings In.
cluded In Nos 2, and Stuyvesant street, that
suited in about $4,000 loss to owner and occu.
pants. 1t originated in that portion OF No. occu.
pied by Hermann Alberst as a boot ana
shoe store on the lower floor, and
dwelling above, from some unknown cause, as the
family had been absent at ball from ABOUT nine
O'Clock OF the previous night Alberss loss Is about
$1,000. The west half OF the lower floor Of this
building occupied by Andrew Mcclure as Q tin
sI,s0o in the Peter Cooper Insurance Company.
No 2, occupied as a cigar store ana dwelling by J:
w. Richardson, was damaged $780, and Is insured
for 81, 400. The balance OF this structure is policy
shop, occupied ny Robert Massey, whose loss
is $3.50 to 5000, and Is uninsured. No. 8,
occupied by ]. schwartz as lager beer
saloon and dwelling. was damaged $500; Insured for
$1,000 in the Germania Insurance Company on fur
nlture and $4,000 on stock. No damage was sua-
tanned on stock
The buildings were all owned by George Chester
not aacertafncd.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
the BsooKlYa PARK cummsaos:Hs-M:srwG LAST EVENING

A meeting OF the Prospect Park Commissioners
was held last evening, corner Of Court and Liv.
ingston streets, J. s. r. Stranahan In the chair.
deputation OF citizens, residents OF the outskirts
Of the City rark. waited upon the Board OF Com
missoners and requested that the gates OF tho
PARK be closed at ten O'Clock at night and more
policemen appointed TO duty in the vlclnity They
were assured that their wishes would be promptly
attended to- suggestion was made curing the
meeting TO stop work the concrete pavements bue
the matter ad oyer 3 onanca ane Saaes
ment FOR July, 1862 showing that the
balance on hand July was sl4e,45i; received
for rents $685. old materials, $780, labor 5000; from
rity treasurer s2o0,O00-total, $347, ,6s7 Expendi-
lures, Sis, ,2s6 balance August l. S22S, ,19o-tosal,
sIss0i5: small parks, sl4,e29 parade ground,
sl2, i4s; ImalMeances $50, oo2-total $22s. 100. :
was referred TO the architect to estimate the cost OK
lookout tower in the Park near Coney Island road
and report at tie next meeting. Mayor kabielsch
suggested that the corner OF the City Hall Park op-
posite the Court House be cut or 80 as 10 afford
better. view CT the building. The Commissioners
soon after adjourned.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
TIVE sacuxlM YauNs MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.

The regular monthly meeting Of tnis association,
held last evening" was very largely attended. Rov.
]. 7. Duryca D. d. the newly elected president pro-
sided and delivered hts inaugural address. ne
urged the establishment OF cooper INSTITUTE ~
Brookyn where the arts sciences and the moral
and bts,ness training OF youth should be all blended
In The one great object OF eevatng the present re-
duccd status OF young men.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15

q the mu%S,llng earthquake tina, smacks its lips
enables him to tell Us of the molten mass
within. with Werner and Cuyier. Humboldt has
shown that geology Is but an Illuminated record Of
the vaNed forms OF existence which have nt distant
epochs decorated our globe With Carl Ritter, Hum
boldt has given us the physiology OF the world lie
has explained to the face OF nature-the object OF
IT'S present subdivisions OF land and water.
AHa MAfs % sR Ss|sI5 a s9ss = ssSss
It's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. his own fortune. as we
1sTs s IN tSSs to o feS%psa s s @ n ns Her.
culean task. lie might have said:--
snS snSy ,hTaasA ras' .'Ssi Ss III ad midnight watch
70 ,rao, onoi Nss ,ssaS, sy nasnif as on iron cave
WIs ssa, Of ns ii u SoSso % o sns ss See
Her place changed percentibly In heaven,
Now iignt US to renewal of our tolls.
For the drama our city boasts Of the most splen
did theatres In the world Though sadly in want OF
q music hall, our Orchestral Society the Phllhar-
mopic) surpasscs all others in this country or In
Europe in lis thrice publicly repeated symphonies,
before each OF It's classical concerts. Millions are
spent in the erection OF churches for teaching Gods
revealed world: and yet our colleges suffer for want
OF suitable buildings and apparatus for nstructing
youth in Gods visible world And ye of political
Colnmbns of geography in 1892 SO little more than
three centuries later she aided the Columbus OF
science In his first voyage to the New World.
Ye who control the American press, so willing ana
potent in your Efforts In behalf OF progress should
one of your number, unworthy OF his calling hold
sentiments adverse to the generous support OF our
institutions OF learning, let him inditc his phrases
with one OF the pens, preserved by our Historical
Library with which HUMBOLDT wrote portion OF
his immortal Cosmos; but let him remember that
the cane Of Benjamin Franklin lies by its side, ready
to do valiant service In the cause OF liberal educa
ton 10 the inauq qurators OF this festival all praise
| is due Ye honor yourselves IN honoring him. The
donors are more enriched than the recipient. II the
immortal spirit OF Humboldt can leave that distnn
bOurne-can speed Its way through the inter-stelaI
spaces, where his mind loved to soar, while emdo
died In his anchorage TO eartE'--he VIII doubtless
viii IinReT here, where his conntrymen AND hi
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
The Banquet.


OF ARRANGEMENTS waited upon the Harvard5 at the
Astor House and escorted them to Delmonco's, and
arrer greetings between the returning oarsmen and
prom,nent citizens OF New York and the men,
hers of the New York boat clubs the assem-
blage numbering about 20o sat down to the
evenings entertainment, General Lloyd Aspinwall
presiding. Among the gentlemen present were the
committees OF the New York and Boston city coun-
c,ls Major General Parsons, OF st. Louis, and
large number OF graduates OF Harvard. The apart
ment was handsomely decorated with flags, the stand
ards OF the United States and England supporting
on opposite sides of the room the coat Of arms Of
each nation; and scattered through the room were
large baskets filed with rare flowers.
Justice having been done the banquet, General
Asp,nwaH rose and said that the uncertainty re.
spect,uQ the arrival or the Harvaras and ON.
cial business had prevented many prom.
nent gentlemen from being present. This
was rather an lmpromptu affnir, but II had shown
that there heart In our boat clubs that beat IN
sympathy with the welcome guests NOTWITHSTANDING
that they dld not win. The true modesty OF the re-
turning crew could not be too highly appre-
cIated. The Haiyards had intended 70 pro
ceed direct to Boston, thinking that having
lost the race there would be Itte in'erest
felt IN them; but, on the contrary, our people now
had double interest IN them, for tney knew how
much the fiarvaris had undergone anu now muvn
they must have suffered In defeat. IN conclusion nc
proposed the first regular toast."ihc hea'h VI '"e
Harvard crew; God bless them" ,o ro,
Mr. LoRINa responded brehy, saying tnav ne WAS
unable to express his great feeling OF gratuue OF
fms honor irhe crew had no idea OF anything OF
inis KIND. one vp tnelr arrival In New York we're
The New York herald., 1869-09-15

SAN FRANCISCO sept. IL, 1863.
the Germans yesterday commenced the celcbra
ton of the centennial anniversary Of the birth Of
humboldt, The festivities Will LAST three dayas
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
Celebration In New Jersey.
The Celebration In Washington.

ai.-s NASHlNdION, Sept ~, lco3.
The Humboldt anniversary was celebrated In
Washington tonight AZ af the public halls The
saengerbund and Orion quartet clubs gave con-
cert, and addresses In German and English were
delivered
The New York herald., 1869-09-15

American apprecators raise this testimony to his
memory while they JOIN hearts and voices IN abscrlb-
ing honor and praise where II Ii justly due, singing
with the grand chorus.
The New York herald., 1869-04-30
TIKI TURF.

rI1HE rRoTTINd STALLION COMMODORE yANpEE
blt vii! stand for the the farm OF MORGAN
Mott Ecar Poaghkeepsie. Vanderbilt has record of rs
The New York herald., 1869-04-30
A DISBURSEMENTS FOR THE HERALD
"A RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR
BRANCH OFFICE, las FULTON STREET

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN TWELVE
,,s r % esspu%siss s .s s arycs,ion g: administered
JAY NlLLkRs, ns Grand street. near broadway.
HbNf NtLLhRS. a65 Grand aresi near DO ssry.