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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-11
ELIXIR VELPEAU.

RIO THOSE WHO FROM DELlcAcY OR
want of means are debarred from consulting
physician, this valuable remedy is cordially rec,
commended. Although introduced to the people
OF this coast for the nrst time, VELPEAU'S
ELIXIR has long been known in Europe as in
falliblc for the cure of Spcrmatorrhca or Seminal
Weakness, Impotence, Involuntary Discharges,
voluptuous Dreams, Ringing in the Ears, Palpi-
tation of the Heart, Mental Depression, Defect
i've Memory, Nervous Debility, and that general
and indeGnablc Lassitudc and Lack OF Tone to
tho System resulting IRON extreme susceptibility
of temperament or cSccsscs.
A circular accompanies each bottle, with ful
instructions. Price, So So For sale by all re-
spectacle druggists.
REDINGToN, HoSTETTER & co.
San Francisco, Wholesale Druggists,
roaO-fylp and Agents for the Pacific Coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-11
Notice to Taxpayers.
OFFICE OF County TREASURER,

OFFICE or COUNTY TREASURER,
VIRGINIA. STOREY Co., October 10. 1869
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN State and County Taxes for the fiscal year
Of 1869 are now due and payable ut this office,
and that the law in regard to their collection
will be strictly enforced.
JOHN s. KANEEN,
Ex.Oifcio Tax Receiver,
Oface, Room No. Courthouse.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-11

n. Bon all taxes unpaid at the close OF
business on the 10Th day Of November. 1869,
there will be ten per cent delinquency added.
October 10, 1869. ocs3lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-11
TO MILLMEh !!

w Hin New, offes hair noa.s ION o. in sat 6pariz
Type Metal IH.i6r 1SF woeEe loqE Ste Viii be sold at re-
dneed pri .cs for cash.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-26
LABOR MOVEMENTS.
oyn,r1oy OF THE VARIOUS STRIKES.

CONDITION OF THE VARIOUS STRIKES.
There are now in progress in this city and
vicinty no less than fve strikes and several other
trades are now marshaling their forces Tor q similar
movement the Spring The ensuing season bids far 10
be one Of great activity among the Union men o
this metropolis. The Breklayers OF this city, Brookyn
and williamsburgh are now busly engaged III
preparing for another contest for the eight
hour system of labor, and as the masISr as,or
masons have already expressed their determination
20 oppose the in this effort. another proIacteu @
and costly conflict is anticipated. The WATERS en-
poyed at The leading hotels and restaurants who nave
Of the finest trades unions In te ey mse aoO rn
narng for strike for higher wages, which will probably
take place about fret Of April next IL IS thought
ma9ds The House Painters have also just perfected
consolidation OF their two unions with view 10 gron n
er strength AID unanimlty whenever move shall oe
made for higher wages which will probably occnr some
time during the ensuing Summer The
embodied by the complete success which mas httchuse
strike Of the clothing cutters are also thEn6 0
like snS Sen w ters wiz also ask
wages during the coming season, as wan also the AZ
of tho Staten Island Lasorers r h t .S ~ An next
Thus will be that the coming season pus ia ~
exceed in interest so far as relates 10 ~ %
any previous period in the history OF trades
OF the strikes now in progress that Of the Clothing Cat
engaged in the movement about three weeks, during
which time they have secured the ADOPTION 3, 'e mse
ing OF this Society held at Coberger Hall no. ~
Stanon-st last night Henry Sehopper PRESIDENT a n
Henry Downham Secretary Reports were tt recs'eS ~
from the various shops belonging TO the Society OF
the accession OF the bosses TO the demand or W. PEI
week instead Of $50. as heretofore, ana the suiko
was declared at an end. The so Coopers VINO nave
been for two weeks past strike at Mr. OdePs estaD
ishment in West Nineteenth-s are still out Ihei1
the probability is the fight VIII prove losing 1hS
bavo been on strike in ONeilPs establishment
during the past two months, arc still out" with but III
te prospect OF final settlement OF the d1culty Inc
Cicarmakers employed in the shop OF G. F. suwel, No.
ia Eighth ST. have Just closed successful strike for an
advance OF wages large force OF worKmen Is now on
St The strike grew out Of the employment IN the yard
of non society man. In Yonkers a strike IS in progress
among the Hatters who demand the privilege OF work
ing by the "piece," instead OF by the week as M ~
present The Printers strke in progress III lls
eity is still undecided About 800 now out Inc
society st resolute and the weeks
for the support OF these outs" levied upon them arc
cheerfully paid. The claim that the society now
numbers about 800 members several hundred OF WHOM
have been received during the present strlke'
New-York tribune., 1869-02-26
ASSESSOR WEBSTER AND THE BROKERS.

Nothing of consequence with reference to
wallst done yesterday at the Assessors Office On
Tuesday next. Clark, Dodge Co. expected to pre-
cent, through John d. Maxwell, the member Of the firm
who represented them Wednesday last return show.
Ing the amount Of capital used by them during May aud
November 1861 and distinguishing carefully between
loans, margins and regular deposits. With this a
basis the Assessor intends 70 make an estimate Of the
average amount OF capital employed by the frm during
the last IS months and 70 assess this amount tax OF
per cent per annum TO which the legal penalties will
be added This assessment will be placed ut once In the
Seward, and John +. Burr counsel for the street"
hne s successor for decision as 10 the legality Of
WeDstePs construction OF the law.
The little legal tricks and quibbes which or two Of
the brokers' counsel have tried 10 employ of avail
against the Assessors vigorous and
pepld determination 10 do his duty and very careful
survey OF the whole grouhd jnstes assertion that
the Assessor s undoubtedly
OF the law, ana also inspires the prophecy that with
Grant IL the White Houee, Webster In Cedarsf and
Columbus Delano as Commissioner the next ak months
viii see such crusade against Internal Revenue frauds
IN the Thrtysecond District, Wallst. has not vet
dreamed OF. Nv ~
There is only phase OF the movement which seems
20 Inc least unjust 10 any .0f the Wast stock brokers'
AND that ARISES Ia the ease Of those mon-one of them
1aI on the Assessor yesterdaywho have to nav
AZ thelr taxes fully and fairly, and who have taken
pcs pains TO make their returns regularly and in ex
sc accordance with the Instructions Of the Assessor M
WseTS predecessor did not understand the law as MI
New-York tribune., 1869-02-26
JUNTA PATRIoTICA DE CUBANs EN- LA CUIDAD
DE NUEVA YORK

The second meeting of this Association of
cuban ladies of yesterday afternoon at No. 20 West
Twenteths the President sehora soledad H. de Caste
lanos chair 1t announced that every Cuban
family in the city represented by at least one men,
Der. Many Of them quite young, OF the Creole type
and Of very prepossessing and elegant manners Not
only the lady officers, but every member OF the Junta
wore the national coors OF Cuba consisting Of three blue
and two white bars, the field being scarlet triangle
with the lone star OF Cuba In the center and ultra
patriotic young lady carried them on her head In the
shape OF hat OF alternate shapes OF blue and white
ornamented with red flowers The number OF Cuban res
dents in this city much greater than IS generally sup
posed and they are being largely REINFORCED by the
frequent arrivals Of refugees who leaving Cuba In
great numbers TO avoid conscrpton bringing WIN them
whatever portable property they get together After
Gaining the meeting 10 order In most busincsske man.
ne1 and reading and approving the minutes OF pre-
e9anR meeting Sonora de Sherman offered series OF res
onnlons. which was adopted TO the effect that Com.
mtee be formed whose duty 1t shall be make arrange
neh Ior course OF lectures for the benefit OF the Juna,
e same 10 DC commenced within two weeks time. Mr..
de Cordova will deliver Ihe first Of the SERIES -Four
other committees wero formed for objects thih
the appointment OF the Committees the Treasurer dey.
efed DreI address, and the Secretary Instructed the
members OF the Committees In relation 10 their respective
duues several ladies present made stirring and pat
otic addresses motion 20 hold the reenIo meetings
OF te Jehta on Tuesday and Friday evenings was
auoped ahl az the next meeting reports will be heard
ing with the movement read and among others one
from the Rev r. y Fairchild Bishop OF tho Reformed
9 riusne H. H. proposing TO aid the either
ny deneIIng lectures on Cubs, which he had visited
by wtng lOr the cause. vote Of thanks was rendered
each OF the mpathizng gentlemen and the Secretary
was W acknowledge the receipt OF their let
lefs: soon altci, the Jnnta adjourned. The following
the names OF the principal Officers President Sonora
soledad Iayss dc Castellanos vce-Presideni Sonora
Catana Castelar, secretary, Senora Mercedes dc Sher.
man Treasurer. seEOrla C0ncbn CasfclIanos rhenrVt
meeting viii take place Oh Tuesday ncIt
New-York tribune., 1869-02-26
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Isaac Bell Bourne, Richmond. mdse and pas
Steamship Electra NJc. Providence. mdse and pass
Steamship Chesapeake Bragg, Portland mdse and pAsa
Steamship WAmsntia Fish. New Bedford mdsc and pass
Ship Calcutta Shaber Calcutta Nov H. Sands Head Feb ~ mdsa
Ship Wenningon Bryan Calcutta aud Sands Head sept ~ mise
BARK yltioris Rublnaeec Ca,.elsno Naples ~ days nut
Brif MARY Stewart, Adams. MatAnBas lOdays sugar
Brig Moses Day. Loud, Messina, 81 dayh fruit
Brig Scotland. Reese, Maanns, 10 days moassss
Brig Dadsin, Farquehr, Guantanamo, II days, sugar
Brig Mclntyre Haskell, Ciennegos, 10 days, sugar
sohr Antagonist. Kendrlek Palermo, 6l DAYS fruit
SehT. Thoa 5. Rogers, Young, Georges Banks, hsh.
sCHooNkRs-kIyKn coAsrwJk
sharpshootsr, Cold Spring. Fred Brown, Providence
YeomAns. New Haven. Gen. Scott. Proyncetown.
n. T.. Goodwin Stamford Geo. Downing Glenwooi
Speedwel, New Haven. Staten Islander Hew.Hayen
Fiviug Fish, Cold Spring Wm. Merrill, New Haven.
Esie Bloom field. Stamford Hattie 8. Collins. New Haven.
J. Wanen Providence Cauie Rich. EewIIaTen
SAILED.
stamships-Bemen, for Bremen; Aleppo fr Lverpob MORO
Castle for Havana Nassau Barnes savannah for
ChenI Saratoga for Norfolk Bal-Bessle North for Antwerp
Bng-VngiEiA, for 81 Pierre
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHAMELEON Feb SAyed schra Groyes from Baltimore
Rachael Seaman BamOe HyE IOna aud Marion Gage New
York
SAVANNA Feb 2s-Arvd. shr Donna Anna from csrdensa
Cleared steamship Herman Livingston EewYok ships Mary Danks
snd Lady Hsveoek for iyerpool bark LnPghter M New
Hsv LoSDos Feb 23Aryed schs Thos Fitch, from Virginia
r. Key from WAeham Kate Church Hewlor Sailed sehrs Sarah
Gage, Empire State, and Mantle, for Georges BapkL
SPOKEN.
ship Energy from Leghorn for Hsiort Jan lat 800 lon 81 90
Bark Frances from NesYok for San Francisco jan. a. lat L27
Ion 2g3a
Brig Charles William, from hssu. for SswYOh Peb lat. a.
Ion SAIL
Brig Fanny from MAAs, for Se-YOri Psh IT, Of H.,tsrs.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-26


The following plans have been approved by
Mr. James NJ MacHegor, superintendent OF Buildings
since Thursday last:
Plan No ie3-Feb 1.-two brick stores and tenemens,
located Nos ST and S79 seventhaye size oi bndings'
PAN No l66-Feb T.-OLe brick store and tenement,
located south side Of sXtcehst 26 feet west OF Ave
Al size Of buildings 25x54 Stories owner William
Pan No. is7-Feb i7-one brick store and tenement,
located No "a Thirdst; size OF blding 2016G sores D.
Plan No iSs-Fcb. i7.-one brown stone dwelling, 10:
Gated on west side OF IeSngtoaye SOS feet north of
Pian No iss.Feb i7-one browr- stone dwelling. To-
Gated on west side Of LexnstOnaye feet north OF
ythrst sire Of building 2dNes Stories j. owner
Pian No i7o~Feb lsone brick dwelling. located west
sds of Second ave. feet south OF Twenty
's Ss OF eadns S I oSs so1s brick encmen
south side OF Eighty so feet west OF second ave.
'js pS q. Sads %o i1afeb isTwo brick dwellings, located
north side OF aso feot sasI OK %
aye siao of buildings, 2e1So; stories D. o"ner Jane
Plan 10 I73-Feb. is-ono frame storo and dwelling
located north east corner OF Firstaye and Seventy
eighths; size Of building, 291io stories 4 owner John
Plan No i7i-Feb i9-one brick factory. located l4o
feet west OF Fory.ninthst; size OF building, ?5xio;
stories, O.; Owner, J; IL. Anderey1 49,
north side OF Twenty hrsst feet OF Eleventh
ave- slze Of building 5oIeo stories, owner, Charles
Plan No. l7e-Feb 19-Two frame dwellings, located
north sdo OF Eighty fonrths, $50 feet east of Fourth
ave. siIe OF building 25xs9 Stories q owner, william
Plan No 177-Fob l0-Flve brick store. and dwellings
located southeast corner Of Second and Onehund
red and twentietst Size Of building, 2oxIs Stories
Owner, N. Terslnuy.
located 59 feet east OF Ffteenthst size OF building,
&1Si; stories, s.; Owner Louise Tesshauer.
Ing located southwest OF 5xthave and Forty
nnth.st size OF building. 25I60; Stories basement
aud French attic Owner, Joseph Grafton.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-26


sAPPHO, - -
Mr.. william Douglas, owner of the yacht
Bappho has addressed the following communication to
Mr. James Ashbury, owner Of the yacht Cambria, in
reply to proposal Of the latter gentleman for match
between the two yachts the following courses first,
round the Isle Of wight second from the Isle OF Wight
round the Eddystone Lighthouse and back; third from
the Isle of Wight round the Cherbourg Breakwater and
back
UNIoS CLUB NEw.YoRK, Feb 20, 1869.
DEAR SIR: am m receipt Of your letter OF the lst
inst. The courses which you propose for contem
plated match hardly such as had reference 10 in
my letter as best calculated TO test the comparative
going qualities Of vessels My desire IS TO sail
course entirely outside OF the English Channel such
the of Spau TO the Azores and back II not
convenient 10 be absent long race should
be perfectly satisfied with course from the west coast
of Ireland starting from the mouth OF the Shannon
and sailing 90 or co miles out and back When VIC meet
however have doubt that arrangement satisfac
tory to both can be made.
Referring 10 the paragraph In your letter in which you
state that the Cambria Is only Ss tuns TO the SapphOs
ISL Thames measurement" would remark that that
system Of measurement, being arbitrary and specially
adapted 10 the English yacht model, Is totally unfair
when applied TO the comparatively shallow and broad
beaIned American vessel BY the New-YOrk Yacht Club
measurement the Cambria measures 237 tuns to the
Sapph0s 24, making difference OF 81 uns only, instead
OF He, as by Thames measurement I remain, dear Sir,
yours truly, WILLIAM DOUGLAS
J. Ashbury, esq, No. G Easternterrace, Brighton.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-26
SENATOR CARL sCHURZ.

Senator Carl SchuE will receive the members
Of tho German Republican General Committee, President
sigismund Kaufman. this evening at O'Clock, at
the residence of Dr. ABR Jacob No. 1lO West Thirty
fourth-st. On Saturday his German friends will
give the Senator banquet at Delmonicos The Com
mittee OF Arrangements consists OF Messrs sgismund
Kauffmann, DR.. Krackowizer, DR.. Abr. Jacob @. T.
Schepeler, Benjamin Lehmaer Phil Bssinger, Chas r..
Detmod. Joseph Seigmann, f. Kihne, Charles Althof.
The dinner to Mr. Scurz is not TO be given by the
bers Of the late German Grant and Cofax Club but by
his friends, regardless Of political opinions.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-26

. far .uo.., 10 a, interesting lecture delivered lew
i. pastor q, Masonic The attendance vas large and the
lecture well received
UOBOKEN.-An infant child was found wrapped
nm balet in st. about o'clock last evening
JERSEY CITY. N.J-On Wednesday night, the
Police basL House %'n n.. very s %1fS n9 DoeI and
The sppoos that be doDL be We: % S.sG sP
Tss @ 3. M. ugGs spss farmer
sp en- I T. line .., Of The Es SS % &c Collect sis n bad
received the Rh Avenue Hotel the sum tsn NOT ps for
s S Ioo SSa sud he s Of s drink and Amer taking
.sss & a:l b; s. t.s. @ '::s $ ss
IS i. bad spent IL. s s by % sHass
Sss isss s. they Ps
st Mitchell acnC".s note which BE- s.sSso GSs for
bis The has not been s was Instantly
srs$' S 5, ,"ss ssns s' a lem y x. s was
;s.% csl.ae Warren e: %: to . e.
W. Greene which deserted by her were
Rs hat The sTCs g. r iii
DOeHs va; o", ssys "soss n Ia. M h.
r.. 4ia' .Sn. S '.s' s S:eqns1y SSs Killed an o
NEWARK, NJ Jsussman Bros! leather IacIoay ~ e.
took Gre Wednesday night Owing to the The damage on
.iSss Sss .a ii :;
gases. Rev stiles private secretary Of Bishop S.s snDSI SSsS
from Europe whittier & S A 's s.t.S II S' ss
ssa;Hsif ss si b..si Mi Sss
G% u s.s s,..7 .: % ssd Ss s;s
g. g: Is:ns fsS sS9.yg Ea asi' sia
S.a S:s1 'sS Sns III ,;ns " g cS.ii@ Vas
charged series Of ou!rages upon bis ward. ueTe es,
orphan srl Of years. who resided with hn iamJ' iHe P
committed. He 10 Il years ofsge.
PATERSON, N. J.-Edwin Forrest has been pay. pay
ius at the Paterson Opera
Psreaune sandord reelected by the Legislature yuose
Common David Hennon Of this city has oeen
Keeper Of Prison. "a sensation has been eatsa m
by promneut politician while aoIiested shooting ~ ns ne
be 10 be unth 0a neIt Monday evening See
r,ei viii eure in the Wigwam, shemans March 70 hs seA
NEW-BRUNSWlCK, N. J:-A mock duel was was got.
h, city few days ago. and & sgSs5 gYsnso n' and taken
drag store be tainted The most serious pA OF 'o'
was Ga bin for court plaster from the druggist
ELIZABETH, N 1.-THE Rev. Mr.. Buckmaster oi
this oty called ST Jamess Church. bmihio"n H.
SADDLE RIVER, N John Eckerson, dled on
Tuesday, from the bite Of mad dog =, ~, ,o.,,rod In
KEYPORT, N. J-Mr A. E. Bradley ieetured IN
thi, place temperance last Tuesday evening" and IN "
CLINTON, N 1.-The taxpayers Of this tcwnshp 1ng n,
are 10 meeting consider the proprv DoHanB 1'
township in Pssssle Valley and Pespsek Railroad
GREENWICH.-The Rev. DR.. Clark OF the Second
Church delivering series OF Interesting lectures
N. BOOK Of His subec, nsIi sunday evening viii
T Society the church had special neeng
evenings since into consideration The subject Of Improving
road opposite their place Of worship and appointed Vommss eAJ
the desgnS Of the Society into execution
New-York tribune., 1869-02-26

Webster does and these few honest ts u
Themselves suddenly called on for share on noir
during tho last fifteen months, in the way OF heavy pen pen
eli a M tx arrearages They think IL nara that
s DO Mii m 81 hv Assessor Webster. not for iuten-
ey od U9 the Government but for following the
.I1 ...aIaHinS1A t,n,,,I ~ Ylnns Assessor !
New-York tribune., 1869-02-26
PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

SUYDAY-ScUooL BooKs.-BRoUGHToN 81 W.
Man No 10 Bible House keep the ,rss aad beat assoEHsst
New-York tribune., 1869-02-26

NINE. DEMoREsT gives her first grand open
ing Monday March j. ather ne" show r00 ~
q.0 Rro.d
New-York tribune., 1869-02-26

The Rev. G.. IT. EMERSON of The Chrishdr
L,nf|- will lecture Universst Church d. TIL
evening oa the Protestant Reformation Of the Foueeash Cens1
New-York tribune., 1869-02-26

ELEcrRIcrTY applied for the cure of acut
p5 brouie disease bJ Dr. CHlxBERLS West FOuesuhst
New-York tribune., 1869-02-26
YACHTING.

THE PROPOSED RACE BETWEEN THE ENGLISH
YACHT CAMBRIA AND THE AMERICAN YACHT
New-York tribune., 1869-02-26

VERMONT SPRING WHARF.-THE great rene me
AZ Tor Cancer scrofaa Kidney Diseases Dyspepsia etc soa W pus
si,ts and BIZ SAFE K Co.. No AT Bfoome 81, Eew'YoTk.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-26
iAnnounesnepul

BRoKAw BROTHERS Great Clothing Empo-
rum Gent. and Boy wholesale and retail oppOsts Cooper insuts
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-17

apples alone, and the samples
of the choicest kind. The variety
of pears was quite numer-
Gus, and as fine as any [ ever
beheld, at the Ohio exhibitions or
elsewhere. The grapes were espe-
clally attractive, and the crop, unlike
ours in Indiana, is said to be very
large. The display of peaches was
/ rather poor, but this exception IN the
line Of fruits was explained by the
/ lateness of the season and the partial
failure of the crop this year. P!ums,
apricots, crab-apples, &c, were plentl3
| full. and of good quality. 1 regard
/ this success in fruit culture as one
/ of Kansas most attractive features,
and it will count largely 10 favor of
the State. The supply of fruit is
vet limited, as the orchards are young
and just beginning to bear; but the
cultivation is becoming very extern
sive, and in few years the yield must
be larger.
The mineral products on exhibition
at the Fair were numerous and quite
attractive. embracing a great variety
Of stone and marble, coal, iron, min
eral paint, fire clay, &c.; but
have confined my notes for this letter
to the agricultural productions, con-
ceiving these to be of most interest,
especially to our farmers, who are de-
string more definite information in
regard to this country.
The whole exhibition, though not
as extensive or varied as is seen al
the State Fairs Of Indiana or Illinois,
was highly creditable to this young
State, and will do much to advance
its interests. Well did Gov. Harvey
say, in his opening address, that it
was Bleeding Kansas no longer =
it was blooming Kansas " now. -
After l have seen more Of the cour
try to the West, talked more fully
with old citizens from different Sec
tions, and examined the statistics Of
production at greater length, [ hope
to write you again about these agri-
cultural matters, the character of the
soil, climate. price of land, &c, which
L trust will at least interest our farm
ers, if not all our readers. ]. WI.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-17
STRONGLY CORROBORATED.
No. IE3 HARRISON STREET,
BROOKLYN, n. Y. January 70. 1869.

TO THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
During my labors in publishing and ed
/ iting a newspaper for many years in this
city, and also in the performance Of my
duties as a clergyman in this and other
| cities, ] have become thoroughly and IN
ttmately acquainted with Il. LeOnidas
Hamilton, NJ. D., the justly celebrated
Liver, Lung, and Blood Physician or this
city, who Is located at No. o46 broadway.
The doctor was Tor many years regular
practicing physician, and also for some
wears a professor in one OF our best m edi-
1 cal schools, and during such extensive eX-
| perience, he fully realized the inadequacy
of the ordinary treatment made use or in
all chronic diseases, more especially that
class OF trouble arising from deranged
functions OF the Liver and Digestive or
gans. lie az once SET hlInseII aoout the
study of the class Of diseases, deter tned
to make them a specially Laying the
vegetable world under tribute, he has
made discoveries and compounded spe-
cifics on sound philosophical principles
which have made the most wonderful
cures in the annals OF medicine. Liver,
Blood, Lung, ana Nervous Diseases are
now virtually under his full control, and
yield to the magic, subtle power OF his
remedies. 1 have myself seen numbers
OF those VINO have been saved
from the hand OF death by his
power, when the unfortunate sufferers
seemed doomed 10 an early grave, ana all
other treatment was OF no avail. In add1-
ton to what can voUch for personally,
have ample evidence from other clergy
men, physicians and eminent men OF the
highest character, who have also been
saved by this wonderful treatment, and
VINO SPEAK III VIC L4SS1 bANl9S III
tude OF DIR. Hamilton as physician and
gentleman of honor and integrity. II is
but simply stating the positive truth when
I say that it is well known throughout
this colntry that where his works are
known, and the fruits or his skill have
been witnessed, he is highly esteemed by
the people as the most eminent and re-
markable physician in the treatment OF
chronic diseases, OF the age As the result
of a long personal and familiar aCquaint-
ance with Prof. Hamilton and his unpar-
alleled success as a professional man OF the
highest order, 1 frankly express the hope
that diseased humanity in every part of
the land may avail themselves OF his most
remarkable skill, and thus share the no.
BILE blessings so kindly and freely bestOW-
ed upon all Most respectfully,
REV, w. b. JACOBS.