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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-10

FURNITURE-FuaNTrURE-FUENITURE,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-10
Directors:
CRESCENT MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.

TwEsTY.THrRD ANNUAL STATEMENT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-10

The object and purpose Of this company Is to
manufacture and sell, and 10 dispose to Others, of
the right to manufacture and sell either in the
United States and elsewhere, the apparatus ma
ehinery, or motor for running or working sewing
machines, invented bV AdOlphe BOuchard, and tor
which two patents have been granted, dated re-
spectively sixteenth January and seventh May,
1872, and numbered l22.802 and 644l, as wei as
under any other patents that may hereafter be
issued to said BOuchaFd, in this country and else
where, for any Improvements therein, OF for any
other inventions having the same object in view.
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In conformity with the requirements of their
charter, the company publish the following state
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AUCTION SAFES.

SUCCESSION OF ALhIo OAhRArnRo-so. ,..ass
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successlOn OF PeEer Mc6IOIn-N0, "a, 033s
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans.-Wkereas Philip B. FOuke. public
admInistra OF. has pettiQned the court for letters
of administration on the estate of the late Peter
McGlOin, deceased, intestate. Notice is hereby
given to a. whom it may concern, TO show cause
within ten days, why he prayer of the said petit
tiOnet should not be granted.
Bv order Of the Court
jy9l4l7 NJ. o, TRACY, Clerk,
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Be II known that on this third dav Of June
in the year Of Lord th susand eight hundred
and seventy-tWO and Of the Independence of the
United STATES of America the ninety sixth, before
me, Nicholas Browse Trist, notary public in and
for the parish Of Orleans, State Of Louisiana, duly
commissioned and qualified, and in the presence Of
the witnesses hereinafter named an undersigned
personally came and appeared AdOlphe BOuchaId
Charles NJ Conrad, Henry Dugue, TristraHa Upper
Charles Angelo Conrad, Robert Bruce, and the
other persons whose names are hereuntO sub
scribed, who declared that, awaiting themselves of
the provisions Of the statutes of the state Of Louis
lana relative to the Organizations of corporations 10
hisState they have cOyeuanted and agreed, and BY
these presents do covenant. agree, an0 bind them.
corporation for the objects and purposes and under
the stpulatOns, conditions and regulations fol.
loving, TO wit:
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No business shall be transacted at any meeting
ing Of the stockholders unless quorum, consist.
ing of majority of the members representing
majority of the stock, shall be present and voting
This charter may be amended, provided such
amendment be cOncuTred in by tV hircs Of the
votes cast. Such amendments may gc proposed at
either of the general meetings provided for in this
charter or a. any meeting called in accordance
with the preceding provisions, provided that the
publication giving notice to the stockholders Of
such meeting, whether regular OF called, shall
state that an amendment amendments to
the charter are to be proposed at such meetings.
ARTICLE XVIII.
At the time of the dissolution OF this charter, OF
sooner II ordered by vote Of two-thirds Of the
stock voted under tstTietons Of article nine, the
affairs Of the company shall be iquidated, its
debts paid and its assets distributed and unleEs-it
shall be otherwise directed at the meeting which
determines upon the hnuidation, tie then existing
Board Of Directors shall constitute the commission
ers to hquidade its affairs and shall for that pur-
pose remain in office until that work shall have
been completed.
Thus done and passed in my Office, at New Or.
leans Aforesaid, the day, month and year hrst
above written, in the presence Of FictOt Olivier,
Jr., and Martin Gordon, Jr., witnesses Of lawful
age and domicIliated in this city, who hereunto
sign their names with the apDearers and me, the
said notary, after the reading Of these presents.
Original signed: A. Bouehard, c. ". Conrad,
Henry Dugue, T. Upper. Charles Angelo Conrad
Robert Bruce and others; signed also bg the wit
nesses and the notary Victor Olivier, Jri, Martin
Gordon, Jr., and n. B. Trist, notary public
L the undersigned. Recorder Of Mortgages for
the CITY and parish of Orleans State of Louisiana,
do hereby certify trait the within act Of incOTpOra
ton was this day duly recorded in my once, &C.
cOrding to law, in society book No. 9. folio 20.
C. DARCANTEL, Deputy.
New Orleans June e. Is72
hereby certify the foregoing to be q true copy
Of the original act and certifcets thereto at
taehed of the Recorder of Mortgages, among the
archives Of my notarial office.
Witness my hand and official seal New Orleans
this fifth day Of June, 1872.
ies law 4W j. b TRIST, Notary Public
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Succession OF Edward #, Shields.
TIME CREDITORS OF THIS ABOVE SUCCESSION
to the estate are hereby notified that prompt pay
ment is RET uired
fe2T lot No. SO Race street
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-05
Another Hatnable Enyegs-
ti3B,

Gates BACNSUCTION PREVENTOR FOR
OIL WELLS patented Angus. Is. ISL which en-.
hrel3 prevents Tho ingres Of air in oil wells, while
the tubing Is being drawn. II Isl well known fact
10 Oil operators, that upon wells where Gas Pumps
are used it is necessa to preserve a. ncarva per-
feet vacuum possible, and that no air should b,
let into the well, any time, when it con possibly
he"yo'ded; coh3oqIcnty, whenever the tubing IS
drawn f. m well it is the cause of great injury TO
it, az tho stuiiing box, beng then necessarily open
ei, the air in'med,ately rushe. back between the
tubing and casing. into the well goirg into lie oil
rock and gas veins, and COZ soqueutly clusin. the
oil and gas TO rush back TO Il great distance. So
much SO, thar it almost always takes several days
a tar pnmpn, Is resumed fora well to be brought
back to its frncr condition. and offentmes IT takes
several weeks; ond quite frequently wells have been
almost comp ct y ruined by tne air being thus let
in while drawing tubi0.
The BACK 'UCrION pEEvFNTGR is attached
10 the stating b and works IN such a way that /,
completely shuts up the space between the stniHnn
box and tubing so efT,ctualy that not plrticle O,
lir can got through at any time while the tubing ia
heins drawn aud replaced. It suppli 8 want lo7o
felt ard is, without question, one of the most val
uable Inventions Of the day to those crg, d in the
oil business. No well should be- without it, as it OF
| tea times saves ten times Us cost by once using
| tt7 1t is manufactured at the FOUNDRY ANT
MACHINE SHOP Of ANDREWS .G co. TIDI-
QUITE IA. 7ud far sa G by Hardware Dealers
Iidiouie. Pr, March -, 1872 -taw Pm
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-05

NrssRs. ANnErvs & Co Having n lru,gh'y
tested the utility cf Gates BACK SUCTION
Prey ENlOH, W" consider them u-e OF the most
l'etn' inventions ever made for oil wcl., and we
mink w are capable Of judi of them. having
ih.ee or our wells We can now d aw = hing, and
when the5 are replaced the wells produce the same
IL 'oro dlaw'r.. TINS huaiug taat the Ireye,.tor
etlec ual!y prevents al i,.If.s, Of aic.
You respectfully,
L A.-A,- z E-r..r.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-05

Special notices 20 cents per line each insertion.
Advertisements payable quarterT u; sdva1oe
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-05
GAIIa' EhfK SUCTION paG.
VnNTII,,

=, IIauEpH, Fob s. 11t2
hEssRS. ANDREWS & Co --GESTLySI En- :-l!nyiur
Used one Of GATES BtCK SUU WDN PREV EN-
io..N, can confidently jnuneHd the sane to all
who have occasion o Use The same, as the he.t Pre-.
vepiOr of Back Suctoa Gu oil Wells. Ourw5U wa 3.
20 Fm1l that 10 hwHly paid to r.n 1t After nut.
ting on one of CA1ES' BACK SUCTION pPr
NENTpNS the npr0lucion wue increased loa GOOD
paying well, BE orc we put tie Back Suction Pre-.
vnt1r on the We'll, W. iupnri ,Nlv Ind 10 pump The
vel twp week. before We coz d restore T. To lis iur.
mcr produci' alter dNwiu~ tabin: 1his is en-
irely o2y!aTe1 BY me use ,t !ht r.c.outpt
liART, PERKINS, & Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-29
= noat. eosey IIou.e ~

A a HOMES HOMES IN THE
~ beautifui, srcwing and enteru rsing Village OF
Wholesome, L.
The New York herald., 1872-04-17

f1LEETWOOD PARK-NOIlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that on and after Monday, April i5 the Club House
gate will DO closed All members requested to call at
the Office at the Park and obtain yearly admission tickets
+. VAN SICE, Secretary
The New York herald., 1872-04-17
REV ARDS.

A DETECTIVES EDsALL q JONES. NO Z PINE
a. street. furnish reliable AMI efficient operatives in all
matters pertaining to their Luincss CorrcsponaetS
throughout United States a.d Europe Business strictly
confi. niial.
The New York herald., 1872-04-17
HORSES. CARRIAGES. SC.

LNoR saLE-A PAIR or HEAVY BAY HORSES IG
I hands, well matched, suitable for heavy, work.
weighing ID cwt. sound, kind and genfic; will be sold
low. AT MACQCOiD's Pottery, Little West Twelfth
street, Tenth Avenue.
The New York herald., 1872-04-17
HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.

A GREAT SALE BY AUCTION OF A SUPERIOR
pgs sS & ssfs assF Il sFaaLH s5 s A 5S1Es
s."'i' By soiS o T. 'vvaSgSbEwArER AucrroxEEn
L6s ans ssas sss assa Team Ss
nTG,ner casa ss sr Old 's spring; t9S the T
speed and action combined; have flowing names aud
s S ear ss ara sfass' aii
9a s are e. sSd ans aa are yhSS III ,S nice
pair Of ne large Young Horses, either Tor coach road or
rs Il AZ eae w s irsa @ ~ nS fdsrl y
other by Ericsson; both seven years old this spring
s
S"E Esg oWa 81 Sn
'pSTs and Te s a s' & sss"s ssi sa
LADY m are warranted nj sound and
Kind ars % sn9wn as ,he LennoY team -,
bred lsS nig1 years el sie any psysgn rId
Gne fast travellers very attractive warranted sound aud
MsTs sa s"" I S'i sas!e ess
and as Ss
oWs w sTs.tng Mare l high
and reliable person drive bea,sSo to road
prompt stylish and pleasant driver; no vices tricks
ie fast fro%s citing Horse 10y HONESTY by
mSnS sn sSs @ ns ear 0s has as Gf
can always beat ~ on any good track, Is sr0es gen
By Brewster; single aud double Harness. by Dunsconb
ALI Of this stocii, extra lnc and reliable. being the
property OF James Lennon Esq and other private cntle
steek sae POSITIVE and unrcssryed without se lm or
reservation aud without regard 70 weather
At RARKEE 4 CIIAsE,s
aSSR s s pHh SSEsi
EvEs9 wR6Shsb ieS Sp Sf5rlsTTi lTTtkpxY
on sse1 horse S hSsa ssa nnSr Sr
nsSiSG Tx GS,y 4 sf5i pRISfSa Il f.ss Ssfss h1Se
sS 81 faHTRa sHL rfs hsef ba4 a s AZ u O'CLOCK
ens Ts5s sS hS S,ss s y & %
ssfFy % ss%s %tsSs sns
the T. r9Sa e in sn the s.
!s si$
e and large saeE coupe Mare
Vermont Morgan stock i6 high years oil an elegant
an an day ro;asser no vice or tricks ana warranted
Handsome and high bred black Trotng Mare sired by
sS Gssn Clay dam yermGn Black Hawk Is
and and can hsst min minutes & today; Is afraid sf nothing
Road consisting high
a ro m yea aS na % e eNa an e y
extra stylish and inc and warranted sound and kind ;
also city made Road Wagon Harness, Blankets, Robes
&c; sold for want of
Fine bay Geldiug laii high, bycars old; fine, prompt
and driver great roadstsr trot In 81 afraid OF
notiing and warranted sound and kind.
The fast bay GcldiDS, Tippo by Toronto Chief Is l5s
@ has record Of and can beat % to"y; s Is AFRAID q
nothing Is gentcnnns roadster In every respect and
werranted kind
Six top and no top Road Wagons
Elegant mahogany bay HaInblctonian Coupe or Road
Mare 10 high years od very prompt free, easy and
pleasant dycr trOt close 10 three minutes; be
driven by ono; extra style and appearance, and
warranted sound and kind.
New and second hand Harness. Horse Clothing Saddles
Brides, Whips, Haltcrs, &c.
Depot, Express and Business Wagons,
One elegant top Pony Phacton.
Two fine Basket Wagons
One Germantown Rochaway, fine order
One Coupe Rockaway good order.
One elegant pair of carriage Horses chestnut and
prescription at sale
Also several other Horses Wagons &c.
Fnll description at sale.
Sales never postponed account Of weather
The New York herald., 1872-04-17

A -SfORAGE.-SToRAGE FOR FURNITURE AND
"a. bacragc Express families city or coun-
Try pannortes pier and ante glasses boxed and ship
ped with the greatest care baggage called sor and de-
H'cft" 70 amy part of the city. AUG llYNARu,
~ Eighth avenue and 3ks Wes. Fonrteenf I'M slrent
The New York herald., 1872-04-17
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

ALBANY AND TROY LINE sIEAMERS,-LANDIy0
AZ Catskill from pier fi North River, daily, Satur
days excePted Pare 6 haIi STATE rSons Zoe steamers
r,ilrnads 10 all stations West and NORTH will leave a
above al d Y. VI. Freight NJ reduced rates .
49, Q. ID. HANNOX, uencral Aganf
The New York herald., 1872-04-17

L,oR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
IT The Old Dominion Steamship Company VIII despatcn
from pier 81 North River their elegant sdcwhee steam~
ship ALBEMARIE r Norfolk ciy roins ana h kc 81 nn
10 NH points south AMI Southwest Through passemsssr s
Tickets issued all points Accomnoiatons5
Apply at pier 81 or at the general once, io' "ieen"
street, corner ofDcy street.
The New York herald., 1872-04-17

commencing ut II O'Clock A. NJ,
Bay Horse, l5a hands, old; stylish driver; cx
cclent in saddle; warranted sound
Pair black Horses, 10 hands, and years. very stylish
and warranted sound every way.
Pair bright bay Horses 6'i hands, years old; sound
Kind and gentle.
Brown trotting Horse 15 hands years old can show
2i0 any duy; sound kind and gentle.
Also
Elegant Park Phaetcn Top and No Top Bugecs, Depot
Coaches Hrntts sngic afd double Harilcss. Sc. Sc.
The New York herald., 1872-04-17

EoR SATE-oNE sIX-sEAT PuAETON, ONE LAM
dau, Clarence Barouchc, three Coaches all In good
order. II. BURR, 203 Mercer street.
The New York herald., 1872-04-17

LNOR DAY AND GAS LIGHT
RETLECf0RS.
Silvered Flutcd Glass; flfty cents per foot.
Looking Glass Plate Factory.
WM A. WALKER,
rs Prince street. New York.
The New York herald., 1872-04-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

"a a. ssgsogs ESErsss families removed city
w ns % Ssrs baggage called e sad de-
u Eighth avenue and saa wes. Fourteenth street
A FURNITURE, PIANoroRrEs, Ao.. CAREFULLY
shipped sorass ~ a s Sr gs Pssksa sSd
FRRss west Esve" s'r"s near ss avsn4S kA
A. ORIGIN stSrpGAy pGA%ITsi STaSE LOTTERIES
a. Il * X e. 'ss q K s9 = ssr" a q " s1s g
.. 4 g. s. s u s 's i'Ss 4 * i $ ! as
= iis''ssfla s 4 4 4 siss' a s e. ss y j i
;, g. j y s i i
J. cLurE, Broker 200 Broadway Post office box 1868
A -orF5cIAL DRAWINGS OF ROYAL HAVANA
chvTE Broker S Broadway, i53 Fulton Street aud No.
EoR sALE.IN wooDIAwN CEMETERY, cArALpA
dcia feet; WILLIAM II. HANkiNsoX, I5 Last Twenty
FOR DAY AND GAS Light
ysrsd ,nsi lar Fiutsd Giass y cents per foot
wM. 4. WALKER,
rs Prince street, New York.
e1 pI y 56sffn GnTs shH ~ SsssS
way, room 4.
MANHATTAN TURTLE CLUB.-A SPECIAL. MEET.
pAssENGERs on SHIP JAMES FOSTER, JR, WHO
gave power Of attorney to undersigned and have
t regsiyed share OF compensation address GEORGE l..
?aEAzs AFR sa asad%
poYAL HAVANA AND KENTUCKY LOTTERY
fo ssShse olsa box 1884 o anss wa Street Ssw York
poyAL HAVANA LOTTERY DRAWINGS on FILE
~ Royai saxon Government Lottery, at Lepsic. Ger
''''''' TME6 zscHocn, ils Nassau street.
CToRAGE FOR FURNITURE, CARRIAGES, Ac.-AT
- the new first class warehouse built expressly for the
al safety &C. IT,
CToRAGE AND SAFE KEErING FOR FURNITURE
% asSs sn M Of
houses MAEGER's Warehouses, Eighth avenue, from
- s
liable most extensive complete and thoroughly equipped
&0OO OO0 GOLD WAS DRAWN IN ROYAL nA-
ia yns Na hcttsg a1traGFnSy 1sw ss
BAILEY co. Brokers toiice established 80 years., ia
Broadway.
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
A FOR .sALE-ALL KINDS OF FANCY Dogs
o mefs S At s. Do No.
I largest and choicest collection Of Dogsi in world
Buffers Infablc Mango Cure and Flea Extcrninaor. rs
cents; Butler work 81 Dogs boarded, trained, &c
Medicine for all diseases.
L,oR sALE-THREE NEWFOUNDLAND DOGS (oNE
largest and haudsomGst In country, 10 months old,
weight lo4 lbs); one very large English Greyhound,
Corker Spanels. Beagle Hounds Poners, Settlers, Rat
Dogs Of all breeds Watch Dogs Of all breeds H. GARD
monhs @ old VSnsi snaes' % and anes in rsA city, ''D ~
lust REcEIvEp-PER STEAMERS BREMEN AND
81 Berlin. two invoices of German Canarles and other
Singing Brds Dealers will please take notice that thesc
arc the only fresh mporatlons In the market. CIAS
REICHE BROTHER, 55 Chatham street Also Golden
and silver Phcasants and Live QIai'a on hand.
THE TURF.
IILEETWOOD PARK.-NOIICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
Il that and after Monday April i5 the Club House
gate will closed All members requested To call at
the Office at the Park and obtain yearly admission tickets
+. VAN SICE, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1872-04-17

ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM 8 A. NJ.
TILL P. NJ EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR AT OFFICE
RATES. NO EXTRA CHARGE OF ANY KIND.
The New York herald., 1872-04-17

Cox KING DETECTIVE POLICE AGENCY 70
~ broadway and II New sire ct established is62-fur
nh only reliable and experienced operatives branch
offices In Chicago an 81 Louis correspondents In all
pripcIpal c.tlos and Europe.
The New York herald., 1872-04-17

MANHATTAN TURTLE CLUB--A SPECIAL. MEET.
1l ing viii he held on Thursday evening, 18th inst
irving Hall EDWARD L. SIMM Secretary.
The New York herald., 1872-04-17
MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING,

NINE TILIER, 40 SIXTH AvENUE-MAY l. %,
Ml sixth ayenne -fashicnnbe Dress and Cloak Max
TlLlER Parlsian Pattern Emporium very latest styles
OF patterns, &c. % SIC. each.
The New York herald., 1872-04-17

IroR TROY pIGECT-CITIZENs, STEAMBOAT CON.
II pany Of Troy.-Stcamcrs SUNNySIDE and THOMAS
POWELL. daily SATURDAY excepted. VIII leaye pier a.
tcketcd aud baggage checked via Rensselaer, and Safasg
and Troy and Boston Railrcad. JOSEPH CORNELfs
superintendent \
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-18
SOME FAMOUS SHIPS.

The Boston Adcertiser. In recounting
the history OF the Great Republic,
which was built at Donald Mckay's
ship yard, In Boston, says Here have
been built more fast clipper-ships than
in any other ship yard In the world.
Here was launched the Lightning, the
fastet ship ever known. She made the
trip from Melbourne to Liverpool In
sixty eight days-a time that has
never been cqualled by sailing ship.
The James Baines and Champion Of
the Seas were sister ships. and at the
time Of the great Sepoy mutiny sailed
from Portsmouth. England, with
troops on the same day, aud after one
hundred and thirty-eight days entered
Bombay on the same evening and ut
the same hour. Here originated that
famous series, the Sovereign Of the
Seas, Empress Of the Seas, Champion
Of the Seas and Glory Of the Seas.
Mr.. Mckay has built one hundred aud
nifty ships. and In the year 1856 and
1883, within fourteen months, fourteen
were launched from his yard. Those
were the palmy days of this now neg
lected branch OF American industry,
when our yards were the glory Of the
nation and the envy Of the world.
The last ship launched by Mr.. Mckay
was the Glory Of the Seas, In 1859.
She Is Of 3,10O' tons, and the largest
ship now sailing under the American
flag. Since. then the yard has been
silent and deserted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-18
DOLLY WARDEN DRESSES.

Dolly Warden, the fortunate young
lady aiter whom the fashionable dress
for next Summer Is named, was the
charming daughter Of London lock-
smith. Gabriel Warden by name, and
lived In the reign OF George Ill. She
Afterwards became Mrs. Joe Willett.
The New York Mda, which answers
= correspondent OH the subject, says: ::
For further inforUatlon We would re-
fer our inquirer to a certain book OF
reference called /" Barnaby Rudge,"
written BY one Charles Dickens. an au-
thor of some local reputation. Whether
the lady In question was given to
wearing materials of a startling loud
character, In color and pattern, this
deponent has no knowledge nor infor-
mation sufficient to form a belief.
About year ago. however, some In
spired modiste rechristened what were
then known as "cretonnes," and
called them "Dolly Vardens." The
name was at first confined to chintzes,
but It spread to other materials. At a
late dry goods exposition dolly
Warden" silks were exhibited, and
now whole costumes, whose like was
never seen OH sea or shore. are named
after the charming and coquettish lit
tie daughter Of a London locksmlth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-18

THERE are four adventurous young
men In Dubuque who are preparing 10
mako voyage from that city to Cuba
In boat % feet long by six feet wide.
They propose to 60 down the Missis-
sippi to the Gulf. and then keep along
the coast to Florida, whence they will
strike across to the shores Of the "evcr
faithful" but very troublesome isle.
They start as soon as navigation opens
and will be gone four years. They
may possibly have fine time, but
would benefit the race more by staying
at home and engaging in some useful
occupation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-18

FooD MEprcINEs.-Dr. Hall relates
the case of a man who was cured Of
blliousness by going without his sup
per and drinking freely of lemonade.
Every morning says the doctor. the
pationt rose with wonderful sense of
rest, refreshment, and feeling ~
though the blood had been literally
washed. cleaned, and cooled by the
lemonade, and the fast. His theory
is that the food will be used rs a rem
edy for many diseases successfully.
For example, he Instances cures Of
splitting blood by the use OF salt; epi-
lepsy and yellow fever, watermelon
kidney affections, celery; poison, OIL
i've or sweet oil; erisypelas, pounded
cranberries applied to the parts affect
I'd; hydrophobia, onion, etc. So the
thing to do, In. order to keep In good
health, Is really to know what to eat,
and not what medicine to take.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-18

Tx editor Of the Boy in Blue, at
MiddlebourNe. Ohio, Is compiling q
roster OF all the officers who were In
the national service during the rebel
lion, with their latest residence and
address. This IS done that soldiers
may be able to procure the affidavits
Of officers In the prosecution Of their
claims against the government.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-18

The Chicago Journal gives the fol-
lowing as a fact: "rhe day after the
storm, man named Martin, Of Lyons
county, found a man by the name OF
Abbott, nearly frozen to death. He
took Abbott to his house and saved his
life by placing him In a barrel Of water
where he remained u hours, until
every particle Of frost was extracted
from his body. Abbott's legs from his
hips to his toes were frozen hard as q
board. His hands, face, ears and other
portions Of his body were badly frosted
also, but it Is expected he will recover
without losing his limbs"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-18

SSow was so deep in Little Cotton
wood Canyon, Utah, recently. that an
ordinary question was: "Can you
oblige mo with an iron rod to bore for
my cabin" .-.- e.r..~-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-18

The thing to say when You visit
Chicago 10. "Why, how fast your city
growS!" Spread 1t as thick as you
please-they never dream Of a sarcasm
on that point.