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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-02

MrpIcArro vAroR BArA.-Dr. J. F. Munro,
OF tho Salt Lake Health Institute, has recently
arrived at Virginia City, where he 10 introdue-
ing to the critical attention Of health seekers In
this section, his patent indicated dryrapor
baths. Invented BY himself and patented April
lSth, 1871 This style Of bath 10 romething
new under the sun, and has proved very popn,
lar and highly edtcacious IN the EAST, anu
wherever else introduced, curing rheumatism;
kidney Affection. bronchitis, ecsipelas, sour
w. All sorts Of skin diseases. etc., with great
facility, and In q most agreeable manner. Aside
from Their medical efficacy, these baths are .
p REC, luxury, and supsr10, 70 any n Rs sS.si
sasSd,ur.Sou,e, North c street, nearly opposite
me Post ONCE. where he has q specimen OF his
bsths in full operation and extensively, patron
,zed. State. county, town or family right. Tor
sale.
BLOOD. scALrs AND HAIR-whsn u. J.
Waller, the well known and very popular Gold
nm csothier. reada the defiant and ~tneenioua
m,nisr,tosr Of other dealers thrsAfening b sal
clothing At lees than cost. or saying that ncr
stock I. the best In tho country, ne msfety
allows a charitable smile to sufase hia xvnial
calm surface Of Lake Tahoe. He Iwirls hi.
manly musiache and remarks: "Ihats n0t
bu.iness. Let gentlemen come and trade with
me, and when they see that they can ouy sepe-
better su.,rd, then hey win the better andet.
stand whom to trade with hsreater.J mslIst
calls particular attention to bis extensive etoe1
| Of new goods. Let others talk blood, Soaps ana
hair. but Waller win 90 on in the even tenor Of
his way, selling nrst.rate goooseneap'
wHrrx uYRcrLrs PowpKR-Although but
| Of recen, Introduction Into our mines, this
famou. explosive proves cminently successful,
and ia sir.sdy in general use. taking precedence
over all other powder. Its explosive force 10
fully Is per cent. greater than that OF any other
heretofore In use. and i Is calculated that =
saving Of At least $4,000 . year 10 elected u
the mines OF the Comstoek al9ne. Ioe -
Hercn,es 70 the stiongess powoef IN W LOT s .na
RICK blasting ior o1wia sar,txs sor IN msdtnm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-02
BY THE CABLES.
FrIghtfaI Railroad Accident In Eng.
Eiaud.

FrIghiful Railroad Accident In Eng.
giand.
LONDON. August IA dreadful nc.
cident occurred this morning on the
Northwestern Railroad, near WIgan.
to a Scotch tourist express train from
London Twelve persons were In
stantly killed, and thirty wounded.
Among the Killed Is Sir John Arson.
Many Of the injured will die.
Reaction IL Pavsr Of she Republicans
sssver.n~nt In k?ais.
MApmD, August 2.-Mahy persons
who Joined the insurrection in the
South In favor Of the Independence OF
the cantons, have abandoned the cause
In consequence Of excuses committed
by the Insurgents during the occupancy
Of Seville by the insurrectionlsts.
Many buildings In various quarters
were burned. In a number OF streets
every house and store was robbed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-02
EASTERN DISPATCHES
~fsrsc1At 70 TIE COLE I'LL DAILY sEws.]
O EsrIo INTELLIGENCE

lHfkcfAL TO TIE eoLU hisS
o o N Es InTELLicsac G
Pacific Mail vessels Attacked.
New Yonx. August 2.-In regard to
the seizure. By the Sheriff Of two vessels
belonging to the Pacific Mall Steam
ship Company, President Bradbury
says the attachment was either a mis-
take. or a snap matter arranged for the
purpose Of influencing matters OIL the
street. The amount claimed was $780,
600. to secure which bonds would be
given to-day. President Bradbury
states that ex-Presidcnt Stockwell
should havo paid these taxes, as he
had money for that purpose. The de-
parture OF the vessels would not be IN
terfered with.
Rxecutlos Psssponed.
A stay Of proceedings Inns been
granted In the case Of Murphy, sen.
fenced to he hanged on Friday next.
a reprleve Is expected from the Gov
ernor.
Fatally stabbed.
BALTIMORE. Nd, August awhile
James Kenneday, keeper of Il saloon.
27G Broadway, was ejectlng a party OF
drunken sailors last night, n o. them,
Henry Monkers. fatally stabbed him.
The murderer was arrested.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-02
oRsIAoLEs TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG NEN from
u tho effects Of Errors and Abuses IN early
lie. Manhood restored. Impediments TO Mar
riaze removed. New method OF treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books and
Circulars sent free. in sealed envelope. Ad.
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 3 South
Ninth strcst, Philsrelphis, Pam institution
having . high reputation Tor honorable sond1et
and professional skul. NIoSm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-02
IL Favor effhe Republican
GsaveVanrne In k0alo.
WESTERN DISPATCHES

(.rrc,AL TO u GOLD HILL DAILY Srws.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-02
A CARD.

ONCE OUR ADVENT IN BUSINESS. ALL
- rinas of clothing have pecn reduced I'm.
mensely, hut tho inducements offered during
this mouth will csst everything In the shade
that has been offered hitherto. II has. OF late.
become a pvrnicious practice. on the art OF
many clothing dealers 10 publish lon, weari.
some and ictic!ous lists OF prizes, which are
only calculated 10 mIslead aud entrap the mex
nerienc.d purchaser. we there uro refrain from
sny such attempt. the well known integrity OF
our house belhg sufficient guarantee that our
nIces. while sf3rding legitimate PROFITS, are
" RElN3TElN b CO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-02

FROM San
Destructive Fire In Portland. Oregon
Police Csurt-Taxpaycrs' Nom.
fuatisns-G Inss Works ~suspendsd
Assault aad Baftery-Portinnd
Pfre Under Contrei-Gold and
Greenbacks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-02

Referring tothe above, we beg leave TO ANNOUNCE
that we are Offering Q large
assortment OF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-02
ssuth Oyernas.

At tho annual meeting Of the South
Overman Silver Mining Company,
held In San Franclsco July 2s, the foi-
lowing n,med Trustees were elected
Charles NJ. Peck lPresllentL X. g.
Brush. Georges osgood. Theo. phslp.
SUPPLEMENTARY and David wider
Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-02

The main east drift on the soo-foot
level 10 In 900 feet, the face In quartz
and porphyry. The flow OF water
from the south cross-cut In the main
west drift at tho l000.foot level Is
steadily decreasing, the holstlng tanks
lowering 1t at the rate Of three feet
per day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-02

Sinking the shaft for a stump. below
the second station at the 2lo-foot level,
Is completed. Opening the station
and starting q drift west for the ledge,
will DO commenced Immediately.
Work In the main drift west, at the
first station, will be commenced In q
very few days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-02

Oaeeys
The shaft 10 down lS5 feet the water
from the bottom steadily increasing a
greater depth Is attained. Excayatlng
and preparing to put In tho pumping
machinery has been commenced and
will DO prosecuted with tho utmost
yigor until completed. Everything
about the milne Il looking very encour.
s2ins for speedy and profitable devel-
opnent.
LsAy Washlassss.
The steam pipes have been connected
with the boilers, the furnaces arc ready
to fire up. and the new hoistlng works
will be In full blast In . day or two
more. Everything In aud about the
works has been done In the most per.
mansnt and complete manner, and
rood developments may b looked Tor
before long.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27
REAL ESTATE.
NEW YORK, Wednesday

NEW YORK. Wednesday. Nov. &c. 1873
The attendance at the Exchange SalcsroOms
was large to-day, but tho sales were unmportant.
Richard " Harnet sold, by ordcrof the Supreme Court
under direction Of Thomas II. Land0u, referee two
story frame house aud lot west side OF Third ave.
GIL feet south OF 0ne-hundredsndsx teenthst. for
$500 To J. HI. Moore lot 23.6xl0O.
James NJ. Miller sold by order of Richard @; Beamish.
referee, leasehold premises consisting OF tJreestOy
brick house aut lot on the south side OF Fifty ifhs
AIS feet west Of Eighthaye., 20X1005, to Elizabeth H.
Miller FOR $4,000 The lot is leased for 10 at $40
per annum, subject TO renewal OF 20 years James
NJ Miller also sold by order OF tue supreme Court under
direction OF William s. Kelsey referee, the three-SOry
house and lot north side OF Twenty sixth-st. and
known as No. 10 West TwentbsiXtl-st 10 Elizabeth
KChy for $4,000 si1e OF lot. 81 10y9si
Tomorrow 1elpg close holiday. the Exchange will
he closed, .--a--rzs---,,---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE,
Ciin Real Gsiaie TOR Sale.

~
A BARGAlN.-TwO new ur-story, high
~ soop bownone HOUSES bari wood fnsh throughout near
D DARRow, 9s5 Eighth
A LEASE between Broadway and Bowery-
N Buildings story 7Jxl25; suited for manufacturing anu sales
rvoms entire or q tlded; terms favorable
Por further particulars sddres
PRTBSTELEy, Boz III Herald oSce,
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for improved
city propsry5O ceirsbls LOTS and valuable
WATER FRONTS on the upper end OF the slsud
LEsPINASSE FREEMAN. ~ Pne-ss.
TOR SALE-Seventh Ward-HOUSE and
LOT, No. 26j Heuyst twostory sc and basement BRICK
With sbcer has KucsbOcker stationary tabs baths aud
and fne orter puee Ony tl3OOO
Apply 10 THEODORE RITTER, 20 BrosdvsY
4 OTIS for SALE or to LEASE-For FOUN-
~ DERlBS MANUFACTURERS. CHEMICAL WORKS, bc-
large blocks Of los with ukb.ad front suitable for large ioun
ders or ors; books Of lois suitable Tor dwellings
lov very Agg to H. SCHBFFRLlS 10 Will
h9msk
ORTGAGES.- Good FIRST or SECOND
VA MORTG AGRS Woolen and heavy Oyerc0a
eauke very cheap Cash depot 103 Chmes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27
Gnnnirp Zeal Gstate tot Sale.


A COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUDSON
"A RIVER PoR SALs-Stasted al CkOTOh LANDING WI 1 oe
The propertr comprises upwards 20
.cres Of Of cultivation ana well stocked "h
fot The buildings the premises consist OF
fwestory modern Cottage House Containing II rooms mh eloses
good barn, and other outbudmy% ihe nous
aut three from the station The land IS al ~ me
PORK and Albany posroad aud eieos 70 VIC
be su,dviei into number Of vida sites
"'~' Vs. EDWARD CLARKE Tribune Once
NOR SALE, AT PRIVATE SALE-A supe-
IL nor l2S.Ace FARM IN WbtemaIsh ToEnsap Montgomery
Counts, Fer psrieOl sliress g. WERrShEh upper Dnoh
r. o., Montgomery county Penn -----------
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for real estate IN
E.sYor very hattsome ESTATE the udevaters Of the
Dsy will be sent receipt o. postage
,t.nn a. W. TRMPLHMAE Co.. 81 LeIngton-st, Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27
'NARRAGANSETT STEAMSHIP CO.
FALL RIVER LINE.

For BnSTON via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER,
Manly tsUyDAYs rSCSPTgD), AT 4fN.
FROM PiBR o. NORTH RIvER FOOT OF hUHRAfsf"
TIKI NAGyIHczNr sTEAsrSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27

NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ Commanding MONDAY. Nuv. g. 1873
LEAYE NEW DIX PIER -. NORTH RIVER. foot Of Rec
,orst b. Sandy H0cb, Connecting with for ali
Bnuous OF this End connecting fsiirD9ds;
$50 m.-Fvr Philadelphia, Long Branch Red Bank Port Mon
TONS Kver WsseOva Yi1ospi, Brdgson, Bay SIDE sud
nndste at Whtngs for Tuckertoh Railroa
900 Long REQ Bank, Pors EOrmOsih Tens
I've. Na-et1vn stations
ARRIVING IN NEN iORA-At gao m snd 4:l5 p. from
hong Branch, River and intermediate and
Bl5 IRON Pl phia, ViHeand, Bdigston Bay sac, and
p,1ts ruckoston Railroad.
Pare. NeEsl ORR 10 PuadelDhia, only 81 %.
kHprcs freight SIS daily for Philadelphia from Pier v r. foot
Pre1lt delivered Phlsta
sra eady nsIt morning.
y FlAGL. Agent, Pier 5 " r r oor,
SuDt nnttnGeut. Senerd Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27

III respectable married German Pegsnt -ifo 70 do
0EsRRAL H0sEWORk unissnIa all binds Of PLATA garden
isf bo,b sag themselves generally useful city lntT
VII moderate CsR he sea until suited q oDkbss
IubsCY ZOE wesI 3t eofnss Broadway, isas,re for "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27
Aonscs arb 4arms Wdnteo.

f,onees anb Sarms Udnteo.
DEAL ESTATE WANTED.-The Society of
II s EBwYoRK HOSPITAL hereby nsite' PkoroSAhs of
said society OF HosIit. Baihsa
ihs located between sno Iwtny
OF dimensions equa 70
I'm "a nor more h,p 80 usi city lo possession 70 be nven
Ma 1871 Proposals mast state pe and be nosd ~ 81 en.
~. un.; .rHE SOCIETY OfTHB EEWiORk HOSPITAL
8 Wsr Nesf0k CITY, and be seat 10 on OF osois LOW
DecsaitsI scIt
w p,trn J. worth about si2 900 In exchange for three
''V 0'S'' RuLAND & WHITING, s Beefmsnr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27

Getiures ano Hlsetlnss.
CAIGT ANDREW SOCIETY.
- TIIs llTth ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL
Of
az ANDREWS SOCIETY or THB STATE OF sRw-Yonx>
viii
MONDAY EVENING, DsCENBBg
III ol the ~l dno DSlhOSlCOS foartS ssh
. PahLye AZ Ocioet tn rsiaesisd 70 nees 20
III. :, 3. 40 eoloek Of business
s f,wiss gcnsn elected uaasxsns al the pre- arsisey
me- uug heM 90 tho lSth insti
pryce GTsy. 81 wouhst .e.N.
J,ho Patou, 81 Nslst
John sloane b55 Bfoadusv
r O n Pstoa. Sal Broadway.
Walter Watson. broa1st
WIN X. Major "a CKst
Society Us assseAt vtshils nxa
With her coantTJ,aea 10 the oelshs Allcn Of ~.
W." ST. ANDREWS pay $3.50 DO
aeAsas II tbs AZxE salxn asssssu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27
fjeIu Uanteo-- MaIcs.

felu Uanteo-- Hlales.
GANVASSERS wanted to solicit subscriptions
for popuar Maoane Of culture and geo stes, can
Cad employment by Addressing hAGALhb Box iVz
Office
NTANTED-GENERAL AND CANVASSlNG
w AGENTS good. paying business Wide h"akeP Adafe"
COLT LIGHT co, N.sYork Poetohce Box 3oIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27
Board and Rooms Wanted.

NVANTED-Thre BEDROOMS and PARLOR
for gentleman nd bis wife with srownup daughter AL ts0
B. Highland Falls Orange County ~ " by letter stating The most
reasonable including board es and lights by week or month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27

T UNIQUE, ANTIQUE, and MODERN GOODS.
" FOUNTAINS India Store has unke all others IN th,
couuy Hob ay purchasers invited Corner TheeHbL
Broadway. The pic conform to tie times
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27
Giramtcaia anO tiaiIroaNs

pRIDGEP0RT, and all points on Honsat :9
sna Nusaucs Rsres5s Fare e. Steamer lAcR 6isecu'
s.T s.s ca BsID uoar a. lore s't 80 -
OLNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
S ,4o S II 5F o1ps 81 soweu s'S
sih Branch L. q Hampton Jaucon WITH Delaware Laesswanns
s,,.a' ' sio va issh vssg RAJ D,s fsrsaS
stsrga sni the We TO Ceut Pennsylvania ami New
'-'~ spsaER ADVANCEMENT .,
tSoa nNEss TAIN or last0v Dehehsn, AleuioNh MsueA
ga n--5i, iri.n fr som,r,lle.
81 wl SHARE R.taen MShsuOy civ Mt Carmel Ii,iieiSs
rssh,pcel Tce nls WAerey G. meets at JaHelon Del
SSsSlSs daily c,o,s susdar,) for F,ap sus.
,t I.,SS Tor hsuh Cbart rmsqas wiSe.Sstre srsot
1s.,r wavser a., with ta'OlSs cars Dasvle Williams,
sSfaii5A m and le m.-wsy Trains FOR somrrvi,ls
Mo SaE &sEaaoS CIV Hss5 Wtsr n sean a'n Rev,
q; Son. @ s sl' ca lSis 1ioa n, saI B"yi s
iEaWav rrsn for l4Von, Allentown and Mauh Chunt Con
' go !i , % va I sos4 and $ s:5 F&Dso,
s{ sTS wv q ~ r r. .G; S s,r fsns.n
ES0 n-hysSSe ESrRsss duly for H,soa, DoFaere, Allen
sssa SCI, ing hS ,y P,.,seash, Che'so' &c
$50 p "a. kaisfaatl--IOr EssOa,
fe tIIsb ALSO $50 6 G:20 cas- = 1850 s. s:i5 $50
.liib 50 ass s. Is 5:55 5:45 g. go. Z 80 Gas
S9O. el5. 1890 1880. II p M = ,,c-,, G.. 49,, -,
HIP BALDWIN. General Passenger Ageat
TRIE RAlLWAY.-WINTER ARRANGE
u
S sP2 o5 i sss c ce s0p Nv Express pr.rnsoo
csssi Ea AID se,;aS CcSS. to dos,11aoS
lO45 Ezpr Mai fE BalsO Niagara Pals Sleeping
Uslfr-P,csc Express to The West seeplsr Coaches
0fslsh Ra1o, NsgsA Falls Cincinnati, Detroit AMI CResgs
visost tl'ote
PS Jsrys 500 0;OO 1880 And 1O:45 4so 1890 aud
s,'r ,na Naictoru &c $780, 1890, .lOso and lO:lj
8 - $50. i6s3J az T. Z 3. n. ,.o
w. S.T. g, Sy Sac sSa 0i5 a. M ,pi 4sonm
saseB t. CAB \ $50 1880, and 1910 N. Si5 3, O.
o. g. l 'scsS. 9ls.daI and Gs,s.J, a GAG
Ia 20 >t go l. $3.50. y TO- III .ios 90 los p
si5 1850 sd also ana Y s,qrlsy sire.' gny
'ssf.t Pgtl am Psssao G:iS; 3 1850 TO- 1850 IL
I5Sbvooi D. s. 10 nd $50 a. "a so Si5 AIS, A45 $50
&c B. i5a s s'aa''' 5 5'; 5 ii AIS $50 ESQ.,
shd ~. $50 1880 3l5 AIS, 45 $50.
q - t7f5 p sud II >anr!ay nlglts only. - . - 49, - -
CPsraa. al Syaer, I'D a. ~ ISo a;ls 4iA' 5;So
spfng valley t1l Nav. md $40 m. h35 p N, -
k1Ts-Tns leaving Cuamhest even or half hours este
Th,-t-t qu houis leave Tseutg-tirs 80 earlier
k,,.ls-ve Tvnjlrst 1880 ani IL 80 ?. H. connecting
sh TIA iesvisg Chauos' ~ hours The and ~
tzlufht ,-l.us stat from Ch'isoet-st only -. s,,
s drawing Room AMI sleeping
E. ,,s Is be M :, to- cnS.%s css24i $50 md s59
bes5TA Onehundte and twenty sts. and Ihrdsye.
reSt e. Boo.pu at th' C0upArys Depo ana o. ASsh" bs
'D-, tsura,Ts oalr. t,sa0ds,s M5lletovn only
JN'. y ABBOTT GeHera Passenger Agent
kEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
sOOLm Cnelgo s1d Northern EHprsss WITH dawpRosn
lOos Chicago EIpre with drawing e'rs 70 Rees
-, a.. ~ No-th,-r and We,,ern Erprrsx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27

A WEEKLY aud MONTHLY PAY MINIS
n "a, FljRh TI ne CABPETe and BEDDING, ht b. NJ cow
N Co.'S 1jS AMI l57 Chathamst an n@snss "eeA
ard low pnees ---------.--------------
A UCTION NOTlCE.--GoOd second hand ana
,t s1s Al, stesi heh kaglsh Basse and In
s1s, from very cheap ll2 fsOnt es'vsea "n'm
and Nissan
NOR SALE-ALL THE ELEGANT FURNl-
TURN 10 house OF Hill fihh ave- eonPIsS io
Lous,k,s oedpsueJ fboussi prompt As 40 once" Aou
Boz ,7sJ Ssslo Pofi Obee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27
1 sp.'T iyur5irs oal7 isSapdsVs M3dtovn only.
4 JSg. \. ABBOTT Geuera Passenger Agent

ATW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRJADA After NOV p 1873. through trains will
have Gfsn' Ger titl Depot.
500 m Cnelgo Northern EKprsss VITA davDsosu
Rreugt 20 Rochester aui SO. Adams
iOc n Spea Coaso EIpre with drawing room 70 Roeh
''iO.65 A H. Northern and We,tern kI1resS
3:4Op n A'hang Troy EKuress saturdays ONLY
4DOn a. Aoatreal sleepDgcsrs from NeEfsrk TO
600 m Express Daily with seeplngar for wstersovn md
s0Jpu Psfc ExpesS Dv with sleepiDgars O Rochester.
sfo and Niagara Fa so f0I Chogo, both L. s. and NJ L.
Eslrost -
Wy C. H. KgSDRIcx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27
Country BoarC

ORIENT SPRINGS HEALTH INSTITUTE,
~ Anhe Mass for treatment Of PsrAy.' in all forms Spinal
Crooked Feet and Hands Nh
argd WY Meek st. vuFs Dance all Dsergis' smenss'
Nervous Diseases Brain Heart and Lang Hptea
&c q. w. RHODES. N. D., Medical DIee19r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27
Miscellaneous.

GOOD MAN-an Order Cook OF Oyster
n CoosWaas SITUATION, has best ueni for hofouIh
punclashy order Temperance, kci moderate can
h. seen az he srgs NSrirUrE 1888 above lOa over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27

An WEST 29TH-ST. Nicely furnished SEC
III OND FLOOR TO LET m BOARD private bath AID closet ad
g ample closet house. table and neghborhoOd first class
,codr .farause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27

SlnM WEST HTH-ST., corner of 7th-ave.-
GOO PARLOR FLOOR binlsons furnished, to LIZ hot aud
cold water to psr.I gent neu suite sgB VITA or without
Board also aIlD FLOOR nicely furnished or gentlemen or gen
tleurn nd their Wiys..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27
DHILADTLPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD

IJUILIUI4ITIIIA ANJ LNII IAIILItOhD----
4 ONLY DiEECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARs TO
iHI OIL RECIOS an LUhBBR DISTRICT OF PENN Tram
vi eaye Desdr0ss.s sn0 CO.tallt-st Forbes:
$50 Buffalo kTpr tday. except sancayl W.T. ,'msn
Palace Ca ,m snsbar hsTlsDarg 4;3o r.
E.bsrY 7lO. Vlansport g.OO HiFeD 1885, ksesSa
A:45 O. TO-: Eusonlm. 2:lj =. and B0fsl0. bbO - E
n Ere Ms, t3uy sunday With Pullman fasee Car
k0n Net-Yofk Arrve suubur 5l3 HilhaIpors 10
tol $40; Remove. S:J5 rrinetoB u ZS Oof
b25 700 at Cory MIN OH Creek ana A1~
'-'' = - '' w. 4. . lIDwIs oensr.i supsriotsajept
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27
3oaro an0 Rooms.
West Side.

A DENTISTS o. PHYSICIAN PA P;AARLoR,
rre ps,,,ut ooM M aud for gentlemen references
4 Wee Bort. l-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27

SECOND FLOOR heated, newly carpeted
- end Furnished defrsb 10 LBt With separately to
gehet Table gooii pcs reasonable References li7 Yves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27

BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON, via
~ PROVIDENCE
new ees1ut 81 ners RHODE ISLAND Tusdays Thur
and SATURDAYS su9 NAAGAESE RI Mosays weis-sys asd
traTs from Pier North River foot Of JsJt daily teEoep
Az I4 ~. sIrTng IN Bostoa abeAi VI Al Vler hasL
iieetts for sale 81 ~ pnDeD aLosl ohee. .s9 sAeoens ~
l. ". FiLKihS. d. B. bAbCOCh PfsIoeAt
d.. Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27

ONE FLOOR, with private table only; bath
" room eot Ge also io' single gentlemen without board
s. kast 2Oth.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27

rect, and s.ieOOs secured the phndp. HSe. ssd Ticket
D4css tie Pier. -. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27

D7 WEST 27TH-ST, between Broadway and
sirthaVe-A PARLOR FLOOR, three hot and cold
waters also two seconi AooT suitable iOr pAesn
family or single gentlemen; private table, II iesircL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27

ONE FLOOR, with PRIVATE TABLE ONLY
" private bath closets. &c also ROOMS Tor Single Gentle
nea. without bosr. - E.sL .Ot..si
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-02-27

erty of the yender. A married woman
shall have the same right to bring and
control suit as femme SOLE The UP
lawful sale or gIying away ofliguors shall
work or forfeit of the lease and all rights Of
the lessee of the premises. All suits may
be brought in any competent court, and
judgments recovered without relief.
Section 13 provides that when no bus
band, wife, child or guardian appears to
prosecute under section 12, the Township
Trustee or other officer may prosecute
and pay over the amount recovered fol-
the benefit of the poor
Section IA establishes penalties as fol
lows: For violating the provisions of the
lst and 9th sections not less than $40 MOI
more than $50, or imprisonment in Jail for
nor less than ten nor more than thirty
days. For the violation of the 7th section
a fine of $50 to $50, and the closing of
the saloon.
Section Is prescribes the courts which
shall have jurisdiction in the various
classes of prosecutions, giving Justices
jurisdiction under section 18th when the
claim does not exceed. $500.
Section 16 makes it unlawful to furnish
to any person any liquor when he is
intoxicated. The penalty for the viola
ton OF this section is from $40 to $50.
The next two sections prescribe forms OF
complaint, ETC., the next repeals all laws
inconsistent with this act, and the final
section declares au emergency.-Indiap
dp0tts JOurnd.