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The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03
TELEGRApHIU ITCms.

Hunter. Sheelbred & Co.'s dry goods store in
OttaWa, Ont;, was burned Thursday morning.
Loss $1O5 900; insured $77, 900.
Mdlle Nilsson has purchased a fine site for a
villa at Peoria, III.
AT Morristown, N. j., on Thursday the post
office and several stores were burned. Loss
$4,000.
The Japanese embassy were presented to the
President last evening by Secretary Fish.
Only 143 young ply scians were gradL ated
from the Bellevue Hospital Medical College in
New York, Oh Thursday.
The Anthracite Board of Trade at Pottsville
Pa, invites legislative investigation into the
troubles Of the mining Districts.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03
GOVERNMENT PAYMENTS.
THE WEATHER.
SYNOPSIS OF THE WEATHER REPORT FOR T.
PAST "a HOURS.

SYNOPSIS OF THE WEATHER REPORT FOR THE
PAST "A HOURS.
WASHINGTON, March 2 There has been a
Seheral and decided fall of the barometer, the
t lowest pressure being now on Lake Erie. Rain
ras aien very generally from the lakes to the
.a,a uul with cloudy and threatening weather on
tIe east and south Atlantic. 1t still remains
eiear lroE Maryland 10 Long Island. Weather
nov! now ialr and clearing west and north OF Ill-
H,,sc co,sc Fresh winds have prevailed on the
- Tuii and lakes and with diminished force on
the Atlantic.
ooa6ilities-Threatening and rainy weather
VII ~I prsbaby be experienced on Friday on the
AAtiantlc q and lower lakes. Brisk winds on the
~ GulI and upper lakes with clear weather in
the northeast
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03
ENTERTAINMENTS
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

WALKERS PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY
122 Pleasant Street, Boston.
take this opportunity OF returning thanks many
and sincere, to the ladies and gentlemen OF Port
land for the kind and cordial reception they ex-
tenoed 70 my pupils on the night Of Feb. II, at the
CRY Hail, and also Respectfully announce that
agreeable to the request of numerous citizens will
in a few weeks open an
AFTERNOON DANCING SCHOOL
for ladies' masters, and misses The latest dances
taught, and particular attention paid to the eutiva-
ton OF department. Full particulars will be given
hereafter. Yours, honor bright,
mar23t RUSS B. WALKER
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03
WOOIens. Linens &c. at auction

nN SATURDAY, March 4th. at P. NJ. and Mon
~ day March 9Th, at 10 NJ and NJ we shall
sell an invoice Of Woolen Cloths. Woo'en, MeriDo
and Cotton Hose, Bleached, Brow Loom aud Red
Table Damask, Bleached and Brown Cloths, Nap
kins, Doylies, Towes, Crash, Shrting Flannels,
Skirts, Gloves, &c.
These goods Will be sold without reserve 10 close
The invoice oy Monday night. They irosb, being
direct from the importers.
mr3td f. O. BAILEY & CO.. Auct,rs
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03

PATENTs.-Patents have been issued the past
week to L. Durham Lincoln, for cooking
stoves; F. 81. Palmer OF Foxcroft, for counter
sink; G. S. Wood of Vassaboro, for medical
cannon nd
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03

I NEW YORK, March 2-Eoening.-God continued
cearances OF the day having been little less than
,OOo Cash gold abundant and strong amounts
offered to loan Hat for 60 or 80 days. Governments
cent. 1O-40s having been converted to-day into "
cent. 80 OF 1901, both bonds being nearly the
same price. The new ~ cent. is not yet issued !;
but sold to-day at $780, seller 90 days. both parties
in the transaction represe ating German houses
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03

Go 10 Mrs. w. S. Suells, 337 Congress street
for the latest styles Of Gipsy Braids. 2t1w
The subscribers of the Mechanic Assemblies
are reminded that the third Assembly of the
Course takes place this evening at Lancaster
Hall
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03

Money very easy this afternoon at "a per cent.
a. aruling rate and offerings at 81 p cent Sterling
Exchange firm at 1091 q llOl. Stocks closed steady,
though slightly eff from highest prices. Business
cases fluctuating widely. bull campaign is appa-
Ienty iully inaugurated and the excitement i'll The
market is daily on the increase.
The following the closing quotations:
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03
Large stock of stapl. Dry and Fam
CIV Goods at AucffOu.

EOMMENCING on TUESDAY,, March 9Th, at 10
~ O'Clock NJ, and continuing every day at 10 A
NJ ana % NJ, until sold, the large and valuable
Stock and fixtures, in
store Corner Congress and Brown Sts.,
occupied by Il. f. LITTLE. The stock consists of
large llue of Cloaks and Cloakngs, Shaws OF all
grades, Dress 6ools in Variety, Ii en- Goods, Wool
en- Goous, Fancy Goods, in fact all goods usually
The stock is all fresh aud will be sold in lots to
suit purchasers.
the Fixtures, consisting of Furnace, show Eases,
Decks Curt ,ns Ib.us stools Cloak Forms, Sats.
large French pa,e Mirror, &C., VIII De Included III
the sale. <o ,..
teb2Std r. @. BAILEY " CVi AuVuoueers.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03

USE nothing but the Lightning Polish for
cleaning Silver and Silver Plated Goods, Brit
ANNA, Brass, Copper and Glass. Manufactur-
ed by N. d. Stevens, silver platter, Ill Ex-
change st., Room 5. It gives them instantly a
beautiful polish without injury to the most
delicate surface. II satisfaction is not given
the money will be refunded. If
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03

FIRE AT HoLL1s.-We learn that the dwell
ing house aud barn of Elder Maddox, in Hollis,
we're destroyed by fire yesterday morning, but
have no particulars of the occurrence.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03

PERSONS having sewing machines to be re-
paired would do we'll to give Mr.. Hobbs call
at No. II Market Square, over Gilson's Apoth-
ecary. His work and prices give general sat
isfacfion &c
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03

AGENTS wanted to travel and sell Woodraff's
Violene and Fancy Colored Inks. Large prof
lts and sells readily. Call at 15 Temple street,
Portland If
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03

AUCTION COLUMN.
Eurnlture etc, at Auction. f. o. Bailey q Co.
Woiiens etc., at Auction. F. .. Bailey q Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Notice. Postponement OF the Castelli Concert.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
New Crop. .Phinney 6. Jackson.
Copartnership =. Colby q allison.
Wanted Rent Of Five Rooms.
Seisure OF Goods. :. Il. Wasuburn, Jr.
Artificial Limbs. L. F. Pingree.
Teeth, 90 P. McAlaster, D. ID. s.
Out OF Employment. ). "A Word to Young Men.
Wanted. Salesman.
Commission Merchants. =. Gage s. Davis
Wanted. (. Situation. -
House to Let. -. Geo. X. DAVIS & Co.
Executors Sale-Wm. H. Jerris.
Yellow Corn. Chase Brothers.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03

LARGEST and best stock table and pocket
cutlery and scissors ever offered in Portland
selling at cost at McDuffee's, for short time
only. Call and examine mar2dlw
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03
PENNsYI.vANIA.
MlNERs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ADHERENCE TO
THEIR BASIS.

MAHoNoY CrTT, March 2.-The council ad-
lourned sine de this afternoon. Nothing moro
was accomplished than to unequivocally ad :
mere to the basis of 1869. A resumption seems
lar d,stant and the meu are stubborn and de-
termined as the operators and carrying com
pauies.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03

SPLENDID line latest styles ladies' collars and
cuffs. Just received and Offering cheap at Cogia
Hassah's. mar2.2t
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03

STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BosToN-33 bdls
paper. 8 Casks OIL 50 boxes cheese, 90 Ibis pork, 4
chair Stock bags Coffee "a pumps 20 sheets copper
$50 ties lard ~ mats coffee, 100 rkins lard casks
cider IA bbls rum, cask do, 10 boxes fresh fish,
piano ortes, Is cases books 53 coils cordage, pcs
beef, 25 otis fish, domestics. bales do 1Od
pSgs to order; tor Canada and up country, 10 bdls
laper q DO pasteboard, 118 bales OF rags, &c pkgs
furniture, 10 casks oil, 96 pcs marble, sewing ma
chimes bols oil, 16 do phosphate lime, bdls pipe,
81 bales wool, loo pkgs to order.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03

| MnscOvado 83911c. Coffee at moderate reouest. pio
at 13s9lIc. Molasses in isir demand; New oeieans
55d66c. Spirits Turpentine steady a3IaEie Eosn
| quiet and steady at ZG0 tor strained PetroIeno
firm; crude at tis@i5c; refined .i!. Taow quiet
s4a9c.
CHICAGO. March o-Flour quiet. Wheat stea w
at 81 25Cdl rs for No 2. Corn higher AZ 51sa5-3c.
oats firm at 405. Barley quiet al 49,. High Wines
at S62c. Provisions dull; mess pork Il ~ Lari al
1'sc. Dressed hogs quiet at 81 %. Catte dul and
unchanged.
keceipts-2OoO bbls four 10000 bush. wheat, g..
eoo 0ush corn 5000 bush. oa,s 90 bush rye, 2OOo
| barley and 4O0O hogs
oo Shpments-2OOO bbls. -four 5000 bush. wheat. 81
ooo ouh' corn, 1000 BUSH oats and 5000 bush barley
f,r GiSNoINSATI S March Pork dull. Bulk meats in
~ i uenahu at lower rates; sides 93c; shoulders 73C
fner 81; SUES 9lOsc clear rib 1O1r ;tcIn dull ana
Whiskey dun acs5c ' '''s ~ A0
vancng. @ wth fair demand; No. / red Wabash n.
Corh advancing with fair demand high mixe1 t9,.
gan 5zt 'o "e''ei N""i
ding uplands 143c. '''e '''- ''''
,o, NOBLE, March 2-Cotton quiet: Middlins up-
lands at 14c. 9"'''' "4uuiAs "p
,,s,a,, S,AvAN,EAu, March o. Cotton steady; Middlins
CHARLESTON, March 2.-Cotton easier at 14lc.
Foreign Markets..
.;d LotDoS, March 2-l 80 p M.-American securf-
Cuilst states 5-2OS 1862, 30; do 1865,
3d. Sis do 1867 81 do 1C-4Os SOL SIocks1Ere IsJ
Illinois Central 1O9f; Great Western 80.
Boston stock List
Sales at the Brokers' Board, March2
Vermont Central 1st mortgage Bonds s74
Vermont Central III mortgage bonds ~ ss
o"''eo states o-2os, ls6I ..............
1000. l12
d. 3nly' 3oeIy 1862. l1O3
po. - =, 1867 l............., III
Eastern E.,,r"a' Na"ioao' .'...-..."....-.. 152
M,chioan ,ler tro, pa,,, 's''-. I21
Union Pacific Rai,,oaa oao' ';......... 1i7s
ITno, poo;t;o d I, 90 - '..'.... 20
Hnion pacifc io,.f N .....s..-...... S53
Rates NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; nra.'. E oevehs. ........ 72f
Laws A''"A"i"''uiih Sompahy.... ......... 100
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03

F. 0. BAILEY & Co. sell at their salesrooms
this morning, at 10 o'clock, Furniture, Carpets,
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03
BUSINESS NOTICES.

TRY Briggs Threat and Lung Healer. il.
BRIGGS Pile Remedies are success. If.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03
MAINE.

BANGOR, March IA young man named
Rollins, IS years of age, was instantly killed in
loaded sled.
RAILROAD MATTERS.
ln the City Council this evening Lysa nder
StickIand was elected city director of the
Maine Central Railroad COMPANY
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03

BRILL1ANT.-See the Brilliant Lamp at J.
f. Land & Co.'S, opposite old post-off,ce, any
evening until 8 clock.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03

GIRL DROWNED Marietta Rich, residing in
the rear of High street. Westbrook, went 10
the Presumpscot early yesterday morning and
accidentally fell into the river and was hot dis
covered for half an hour or more. When Drs.
1enness and Carter were called life was extinct
one was about ten years of age, daughter of
Eaward Rich, who works at Cumberland
NllAs, and girl of very promising talents.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03

The Republican caucuses for the nomination
Of Aldermen, Conhcilmen and Ward officers
were held-in the several Wards last evening
and were largely attended, evncing good in
terest in the matter of nominating the best
men for the various offices. The following are
the nominations made:
wARp Aldernndn-C George Trefethen.
Councilmen-Henry P. Dewey, John M.
Stevens, Charles A. Walden.
Warden-Franklin G. Moody.
Cyerk-W William Weeks.
Constables-Joseph ID. Decelle, Reuel N.
Clty Committee George W. Beal, John
| Cousens
| WARD2-Alderman- George c. LittIefield.
Couacilmen-Leonard Jordan, j. I. Libby,
| M. j.. Stevens.
Wdrden-Henry c. Lowell.
| Caerk-Hram H. Rich.
Constables -Jot oam r. GribbeD, Luther
| Bradford
City Committee-M L. Stevens, H. H. Rich.
WARD 3-Alderman- Senter.
Coasncilnen-Lorenzo Taylor, Charles Hol-
den. Samuel S. Rich
Wdrden-W Illiam L. Gill;
Clerk &C. G. Hayes.
Constables S. Gould, Alonzo Went
worth.
City cOnamittee-Frank C. Emery, Edward
P. Chase.
AMI ACKNOWLEDGEMENT u. SllrleV,
Councilfnen Jonas Hamilton, Job H. Cres-
sey. Elisha Higgins
Warden-Oren Ring.
Clerk George Hall
=, Constd6les George T. Ingraham, Arthur M.
Sawyer. '
City Committee George Hall, Converse o.
Leach.
WARD 5-Aldernaan Marquis F. King
Councitnaen-A. o. Shaw, Micah Sampson,
Lyman N. Kimball.
Warden -Percival Bonney.
Clerk-Francis B. Hanson.
Consta5les-Adam w. Barbour, BENJAMIN
City Committee Sawyer, George
w. True.
WARD 6-Aldernaaaa -Eben Corey.
Counciln,en Isaac Jackson, VIM. III. Fessen-
den, Edwin Clement.
Warden Lewis Bunce.
Clerk-Thomas H. Haskell.
Constdbles Joseph q. Sterling, Seth Ster-
ling.
City Comn,ittee-Wm. G. How. Fred N. Dow.
WARD 7-Aldermdn-Wm. A. Wipship.
Councilnaen Charles C. Tolmau, James E.
Heseltine, Frederick w. Clark.
Wdrden-Wm. HI. Plummer
Caerk-Henry c. Houston.
COnstdbles-Benjamin Burnham, Beni w.
Slower.
Oity Committee VIM. H. Plummer, VIM. B.
TrtS oh
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03
CITY AND VICINITY

Ey0ar advertising patrons are requested 10 send
in their copy as early an the day as POSSIBLE. Ad-
pertisememts to appear Monday mornino sbon,d ne
sent In Saturday, mot Sunday.)
Rfree Religious Notices must be- sent in as
early as Friday noon
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03
Furniture Xc at AUction

IN Saturday, March 4th, at 10 o'clock a M, at
" mouse NO. 135 Pearl Street. Farmers Block,
we shall sell the furniture in house, which
sls,s OF bedsteads, bureaus. SINKS. chairs, siDs-
oeds, mattresses, feather beds, carpets, model
COCK stove, etc., together with kitchen furniture,
crockery ware, etc.
F.O. BAlLEY Il co, Auctionec,s.
mr.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03

unshecEs.-The funeral of the late Mr..
'', injured on Wednesday night on the
:. =. q r. Railroad, took place Yesterday
oln'ns nom his late residence, corner Of
Sousless street aud Cor gress Place. The em.
p'oyees 0i the road, including copdu uctor. on
Rineers' ORE kemen, ETC., turned ont in 1,raa
numbers and escorted the remains sf ,ho;r ,a.o
comrsde to the receiving temb in the E.storn
Cemetery.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03

BRIGGS Alavantor cures Cararrh.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03

GET Briggs Corn and Buniou Remedies
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03
ENTERTAINMENTS
VIZ @Tg1 HALL

va q ENC HALL.
CIV. ".TAYLEURE,. ....-........uaN,erP
| w" Nights Only!
The greatest Of living com.o,,,
III H. JOHN F. OWENs
In series Of thos@ Grarhc and ,n,n,,a,,a C,...,
in two Hem, ep nave render genius Fan,cps
FRIDAY EVENING, EEASsCsx ., ,s,
Mrs. 81 iley g. Ba;eman's Anene1n Sn,,a'I,'
ConteDEcran' Gus Lue, in acts, "e's o.
- sS e. D. E..
yohn Unit, ............. rIr. goIan Il. 0v.u.
Performed he IN viii Distinguished sue ess a,
W1iiack's, New Tb k. aud III 0nghou' tie entire
counrv Hs viii b. npporied 6y a Firsa-Class
10 con. u,e w,in tne original Alb b-orieinal extrav-
aganza enti 'ej
"TxEE LIVE INDHAN.D
Tom j ones. MIR. John z. Owens.
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH A, III,
Last appearance OF Mr.. Owens. Coleman's brilliant
old Comedy,
THE POOE GENTLEMAN.
DT. Oliapod, MIR. John E. Owens.
To conclude with NJ. Owens famous original sps-
performed b; him 20 nights in London aud ior tw,
entire seasons i'll ihe city Of New York. The crti-
cal Press OF New York AMI London pronounce this
renowned effort "A Marvel of Art =" and the late Ia
mentaDe Charles Dickens said OF IL 10 an utoofapb
letter, now in Mr. Owens possession that he had ever
witnessed "a more complete piece Of humor, or a
more riyid Development Of character.
PRICES: Reserved seats 70 cents and 8. 90; Gal
lery 90 cents. Doors open ct 7, to begin al s.
Argus please cops. feb27td
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03
House Eots at Auction.

I'll he s,ld at pubic auct on on WEDNES-
~ UAY. March sIE. 1871, two desirable lots OF
I,nd On ilie nnr,b ,berly side OF Congress letweeu
Wasbinco aud NORTH stres .; one 3Sx95 known as
be Warren lo being tue Irst lot irom the corner of
Va bingion street. lhe other 64x95 teet, between
the wari house and Arthur Brad ey's.
Terms cash. LIQuiIe of
s. CANTON,
le-h ulu Ohine No. 50 Middle st.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03
AUCTION COLLIN

New a Ejyentiscn,e euis To-Day.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03

IN FRIDAY, March Sd, at ten o'clock A. NJ at
~ Salesrooms, IS Exchange st, hall sell brils-
se.s and Ingram Carpets, Paror and Chamber Fur
ntIe, Hair, Excelsior and Cotton Mattresses
reather Beds, Comtorters Crockery and Glass W are
COOK and Air-Iight Stoves, Kitchen Furniture &c
felStd f. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03
AUCTION SALES.
Stock 0f Esry Goods
at Auction

JUST received at the store OF G. W. holmes. 327
~ Congress st. "a Stock OF Dry Goods cons gued ior
positive sale. Sales every evening at O'clock. Goods
sold at private sale during the day great haI gains
feb25ti wv. HOLMES, AuctiOncer
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03

MORE DEVELOPMENTS IN THE MILLER CASE
We are told that Mr.. Jones Miller, the de.
fendant in the late divorce case that excited GO
much interest in this city, tried to take his
|schildren from the custody of their mother the
other day. Mrs. Miller is now residing with
her father, Charles Peters, ESQ, in New York.
Mr.. Miller procured carriage and proceeded
to the vicinity of the house as the children
were on their way to school, and would have
succeeded in carrying them off VIC are told
had it not been for the Interference of neigh.
Dor. Mrs. Miller and children came through
to this city from Boston yesterday on their
way to Bangor. Mr.. Miller was aboard the
train, and when the cars reached Portland
Marshal Clark and Deputy Marshal Sterling
were at the depot to see that everything was
straight. There was no sensation scene at.
tempted, however. Mr.. Miller talked with his
little boy in the saloon very quietly-accom-
panied by his brother, Col. Frank Miller. and
his counsel, Mr.. Denuett-until Mrs. Miller
and children left in the ,raip
The CONSERVATORY CoNcERrs-The con-
certs to be given in this city at City Hall un.
der the auspices of the New England Conserv-
atory of Music will take place on the 21st and,
28th inst. ans the 4th of April. Toese concerts
like the Thomas concerts, are intended to cul-
tivate the musical taste OF the community and
for that reason the programme will embrace
both the best class OF popular as well as strict
ly classical music We mentioned the other
day the names OF the Mendelssohn Quintette
Club, Ole Bull, Carlyle Petersilea, and Mrs
]. z. Osgood and Mrs. Stone together with
Allen the viol,nist as probably some of the
talent that would appear in connection with
these concerts aud we now learn the addition
al names of F. II. Torrington the celebrated
organist of Kings Chapel, Boston, and Ru-
dolphsen the baritone. Our own Kotzschmar
will probably assist. The leries will be re-
served for the High school and Grammar
School pupils, and extra trains will be run on
all the railroads for the convenience of subur-
bans. We learn that Petersilea will play
among other things Schumanns "Traumerci
as originally written for the piano-forte.
JOHN E. OwENs.-To say that splendid
audience will be gathered in Portland Music
Hall tonight to see the celebrated Amer
lean comedian in two of his most wide
ly known characters is almost superflu-
Gus, yet we mention the fact simply to
impress upon the minds of those who
may not bave seen OHens-or have not
heard of him, il it is possible there can be any
that if they neglect the opportunities now
afforded them, they will be sure to regret it,
Mr.. Owens is not only an actor, but an artist
in the true sense Of the word; one who leaves
nothing to be desired in any of his impersona-
tions, for they are finished characterizations.
His support is good, and there are still few
desirable seats left at the box-ofice. We
would suggest late trains on the railroads fer
the benefit of those who live in neighboring
towns.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-03
q . M M II R CIAE,

Receipts by ssaiiroads and sreamboa,,
GRAND TRUNK kA.LwAY-l99can milk, "a cars
lumber, DO oats. do corn. do -four, do match
spllnts. do hay and straw, do potatoes do match
boxes, do shingles, 2 do apples, do hoops, do
goods, | do beef. do sundries; Tor Europe 1 car
potash, do leather, II d, provisions, do oil, 8 do
flour, 2 do sundries.
PORTLAND q KENNEBEo RAILROApz-1ca car pota.
toes, do shocks, do hoops, l do oak, 10 bales
goods cases. do, bbs dried apples. Is do Gran
lies, 40 bdls broom handles 3S do box Shocks 81
pkgs nldse q cars freight for Boston. :, :
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-27
Cleanse the skin.

1t is curious fact, illustrating the
necessity Of cleanliness and of keeping
the pores of the skin open, that if a
coat Of varnish or other substance i'm
pevious TO moisture be applied to the
exterior of the body, death will ensue
l1 about six hours. The experiment
was once tried on a child at Florence.
On the occasion of Pope Leo the l0th's
accession to the Papal char, it was de-
SIZED to have living figure to repres-
TT the Gold Age, and so a child was
-,aed all over with varnish and gold
..i. The child died in a few hours. II
,ae tur Of a rabbit or the skin of pig
1e covered with a solution of India rub
.eE M naphtha, the animal ceases to
breathe in a couple of hours.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-27
Special a!utlrc5.


Glorious ard delightful as the Summer weather is
its tropical heat is trial to the vital powers
Even the strongest are sometimes prostrated by its
effects. The common phrase applied to this condi-
ton of the body is gene raj debility" Now, general
debility arises from, and includes variety of all
ments The liver is more or less affected, the bow
els are either constipaed or too much relaxed, the
stomach but half performs the work Of digestion
the appetite is poor and the spirits depressed This
is what is called general debility. II is general dis
arrangement OF all the physca functions, and re-
quires remedy medicine that Nill regulate
them all. Hosteter's stomach Bitters is specially
adapted to this purpose. Its general ration is not
confined to single organ. If the liver Is affected
ii restores its tone. II the stom. Oh torpid it
regonerates 1t. II the nerves are tremuluus and
weak, it braces and reinforces them. II the mind,
which ever sympathizes with the body is gloomy and
Respondent ii relieves the difficulty, ana soon brings
the mechanism of the body into harmony with the
laws OF health.
There is no civilized nation in the Western Henri
phere in which the utility of Hostetter's stomach
Bitters as tonic, corrective, and anl-bllous med
cine, ia not known and appreciated. Throughout
the Tropics ii is considered both by the people and
the profession, the standard specific While it is a
medicine for all seasons and all climates, 1t espee
lilly suited to tho complaints generated by the
westher, being tho purest and best vegetable stimu-
liant in the world.
Beware OF the Bitters made of acrid and danger
Gus materials, which inscriptions parties are en-
deavoring TO foist upon the people. Their name is
legion, and the public has no guarantee that they are
not poisonous. ADHERE to the tried remedy, HOstet-
ters Bitters sold only ia glass and mover in kegs
barrels
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-27

DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES; if they did,
anathemas against the depicting lancet,
the drastic purge, and the terrible sail
warts Of the materia medica, would
arise from every graveyard The motto
of modern medical science is g Prcserue
and Regulate, not distroy," and no
remedy of our day is so entirely in har
mony with this philanthropic logic as
DIR. WALKERS VEGETABLE VINEGAR BIT
TIERS. In this powerful, yet harmless
restorative, dyspepsia, bilious COM
plants, and all diseases of the stomach,
liver, bowels and nerves, encounter an
irresistible antidote.