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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-22

{NM. Is. DevAUGHAN,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
E u r n / T y 4 & j.,
North side) Alexandria, Virginia.
RESPECTFULLY calls attention to his large as
| sortment of FURNITURE, which he IS selling,
quality considered, as low ss can be bought IN
| this or any other market.
PARL0R. SUITS, in Hair Cloth or Reps
Marble Top Centre Tables, Whatnots +: Hat
Racks Lounges Qse RnnFg sna gbnns niu
Tables and Hair Top Mattresses constantly on
hand. Agent for the celebrated r,,e
Ne PLUS ULTRA SPRING BEDS,
nronounced by those who have examined them
to be the very best Spring Beds ever offered IN
REPAIRING promptly attended to at to mod 70
~ January lst, 1872.
havo associated with ME as manufacturer
and dealer in
Cabinet Furniture,
JAMES M. BRADLEY.
The business will, in future be conducted un-
der the name of
&C. BRADLEY s. SON.
The new firm hopes to share u portion of the
public patronage, and invites all to call and ex-
anime their fine and handsome assortment OF
| - PARLOR SUITES,
in Hair Cloth, Reps and Silk Brocateli Walnut
and Oak Chamber Suites in every variety. We
also have on. hand some very beautiful inlaid
| Fancy Tables and Portable Writing Desks, Bu-
| reaus, Bedsteads Washstands and Chairs OF
many styles
Those in need of Furniture will do we'll to ex-
| amine our stock before purchasing we arc
| prepared to sell at very low figures. jan 8-tf
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27s,OOO. Custom receipts $49l, 900.
GnvRRNuRETs-Ouiet and firm.
STATE BoNDs-Dull and steady.

STATE B0NDs-Dull and STEADY.
STo cKs-Very strong and advancing
with, q more than. usually ACTIVE bnAlnass,
particularly I'M Pacific Mail, Western
Union, Cleveland, Columbus & Indiana
Central, North West Common, ard Wa
bash. The general list advanced tai per
cent until the result of the Pacific Mail
meeting becams,known, this followed BY
a.decltns Of II par, cent In that stock, and
t4te1 ~ per cent in the other shares, but
at The close q flrmer feeling prevailed
agVin, and the tendency again upward.
The chief fluctuations were Erie which,
was an exception to the rest Of the market
and declined from OF TO COT In sympathy
with London. Pacific Mail 80, 800, SSf,
393, 8st, SO, 894. The directors authoriz.
cd the PresidenttO effect q settlement Of
the outstanding accounts with the Union
Pacific Company to sell several steamers
on which 100000 Is expected to be real
lied, and borrow 100000 on San Fran
cisco real estate, Western Union rose
from 9Gf to 97i, with the final sales ct
ST.. Rumor says the directors intend to
make gratuitous stock dividend to the
amount Of 100000. Wabash 70ta7lf;
Northwest G99a704; Cleveland, Columbus
& Indiana Central 3lia32i; 0hios 4Oa
4Oi; Lake Shore O2ia92t; Union Pacific
2sta2si; Harlem 12Sia120; Delaware,
LackawanA s. Western 1014a102i Pitts
burgh s7sass; 81. Paul 529s5St; 81. Joe
4lia494f; Atlantic s. Pacific Preferred Goa
90. The German Government yesterday
bought an additional 100000 United
States bonds in London.
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WattcTson on London Society.

The English women arc the poorest
dressers in Europe; and yet English socie'
ty is slngularly 6xscting. a lady Roes %
common ballad concert ct St. Jarnes's
Hall, happens to wear light Paris bon
net, aud Is required to take II of In the
dressing room, paying the waiting wo'
man siXpence TO keep ii. before she Is oil.
lowed 10 take the seat she has paid for.
She goes 10 and finds the hall filed with
sCrubby, addressed women, each having
bit OF ribbon stuck 10 her hair, and each
considering herself In full dress. Of
course no gentleman Is admitted to CoVent
Garden or Drury Lane without a swallow
tailed coat end white craVat; nor then
until he has paid sixpence to nag who
turns down his seat for him, or opens the
door Of q box. Go where you will, this
petty tax Is encountered. WhyG Be.
cause the country Is too full Of people, and
living has 70 DO got at for the overplus
10 some way, IFS London cab6y cheats
you out Of Sixpenee, he thinks he has done
good thing; but If he does you ior hall a
crown, he feels proud Of himself, Of ms
vocation, and OF his country. A pretty
bsr.mSid swindled me out OF q half penny
On glass Of sherFy.the other day, and l
saw oy unspeakable beam out OF her
lovely, thicving eyes, as l turned away,
and She felt sure Of having bagged her
plumber. They do, their robbery on .
small scale. In Lopdon! q penny y q pig
thing. asked an oystermsn TO open me ns
dozen OF his oysters. "a dozen, SIT
says he. "Ycs," said, "a dozen. ="
"DO you know, SIR" said he
what they costi" NO." said l,
al don't; what do they cOstH" Then
rather mechanically, no said, 1.-TWO
and eight pence" When had eaton
the oyStcrs and paid him the money, he
rang It of the counter and could hardly
realize that tho transaction. was genuine.
Auusements IN London are much more
e1penslye than they are with US, and not
very much better. ia drstclaSg Eseat 70
hear Patti or Nilsson costs q guinea, 1--WE
dollars 10 gold You can 90 a antclass
seat at none Of the .arstclSss theatres iol
leSS than ten Shillings, two dollars and
halt. Even at the Alhambra, the sensa'
ton house, where they arc doing M
Black Crook" the admission Is five shii
lingS, about one dollar and q hall II
American currency.-LOttSTfRe Courier
Journal,
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drink great deal of II, as do the people
who live in the neighborhoOd. Il Is strong
IL impregnated with saline, bromide, sui.
.phur and other mineral properties. II 4
pleasant 10 drink, and It's efeotaRTe mqen
more beneficial than the Watef5 OF me
White Sulphur, or any Of the Virginia
Springs Invalids often go there. II there
was a railroad In the country, this spring
would be worth half % million dollAraI
A large gum issuhk int, the 9pnd, end
tho water flows up through N and che
supply is large and ineXhsustable. The
people of Addison have built neat little
house over the spring, which Is surround;
ed nv scala AfperSbn can drink himself
full Or this WaterRhd netef feel tho genSt
OF oppression customary when one has
drank much water. We shall refer tc
this wonderful spring at greater length
l AeF'A''?s fA&nmt4 rng. ran z
Elk Rtyerd efiseaiits name from being
the resort Of great herds of Elk and
Bufalo-the last Of those animals Reen IN
this portion Of Virginia were found there.
Game, such as bear, deer, panthers, wild
cat, and all the smaller animals and birds
Is plentiful. Fish abound In oil the
streams; and now in the trout season, you
may have all the trout you want 10 few
minutes fishing; or II you are too lazy 70
fab yourself, Q boy can be hired for 90
CENTS to bring in as many as would supply
q hotel for week. sE!EsS f. q
D
= The mineral wealth OF this county Il
astonishing. Beds of the finest marble
veins Of coal and iron orc, and other val
liable substances, crop out In every direc
ton. When the iron horse shall snort
along up Elk, the Independent SIste will
be found 10 have more natural wealth
than any ton counties In the State. 1t Il
nothing uncommon 10 see an acre oil
ground, the timber on which, II II were
IN the New York market, would bring
enough money, 10 buy the whole county,
as real estate now sells.I Il has been gen.
orally stated that the bite Of a poison
snake was fatal. This is q grand mistake,
Out Of hundFedb bitten inst last few
years, not one case has ;resulted fatally,
Inc people tleFe nave D way VI Ucatu8
these cases, that Is sure cure. And 1t
may be wellto state that there is not q
doctor I'M thea county. There Is not
enough 6lckhes5 among It's 1900 inhabi-
tants to need one. =
METHEGLIN.
They have kind Of liquor 10 drink in
Webster which is ahead Of anything ever
made in the distilleries Of the old or the
new world. 1t is. called "Methlglum"
fmetheglipl. There arc several ways Of
making II; but in. the right season Of the
year they make It Gs follows: A bee tree
Is found, and thehoneY secured, and two
or three bucketslul Of it are poured into
q large wooden trough. Then q similar
quantity Of ripe blacIberries are poured
into the trough; and the two substances
are pounded until they thoroughly anal.
gamate. The trough Is then filled up with
spring water, and the whole allowed TO
stand, in q good cool place, for about five
days. 1t is then ready Tor use; and we
must confess that the man who don't like
Methiglum, when made in this way, has
no taste for the good things Of this life.
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GtreQnteIti4errter.
FLOWERS.

Flowers be my portion when in Idle pininG 3
Sadly ponder the defeats Of Time;
PoIIcd OF The prizes hung beyond my reA chlnE,
We1rT With falls, no longer dt 70 climb; IA.
Dear flowers, that stAnch the rllipg tear with
Making me glad with an immortal prime
PlowU, be my lolaee when aloof lamentiDg
O'er the lost treasures OF my golden days;
Ger friends, now dust, that by the way nave
o'efloyes, now ashes, that were once Ablaz..
Dear noWGrS, D keep between me and Ioul
Breathing instead tho ghosts Of carly Mays.
Grant me chAste revSl In your banning fGyorb
Nay, lily-ViHgins, meet me eye 10 eye
DeIHn, reIRnInR roIes, your most gracious iAeesl
Close, closer, VIoletsl Darllngs, why 50 coy
Dear flowers, that shame me with your innocent
Drawing my TapOrs with your shining Joy
Liz your little heads, though mine, alas, be
Burn viii loves flame, though wan my own
Klndle my Vision with your playful glancesl
Pluue my dull sense that hAtterb TO admire
De4H bowers, that make me hear tho spring olrus
vesials that freed me with undying ntsI
Yewcrc my playmatcs in my busy 5oyhood;
Ye were my game when hunting ne'u anu
bower;
Unknown your names, but not your lovely faces;
What was name when beauty was the doWetl
Dear aowerp, how did wait the April meetingl
sure Of your coihnEAt theprouised hour.
Yc wcremy pages when enthralled by Beauty,
Bearing my priceless secret 70 her breAse
Yc wcrc my mutOg that graced my morning Sor-
row,
DleSsInT the turf when Beauty went 10 rest
Dear howefs, stlu bless me with your tender
soltenIng my dGy.lall as It neArs the west.
stand att my dsaih.hed with your holy incense,
That my last dream mes pe OF neWmown hay;
HelrS Of my grave, draw Vi SoL from my ruin,
LIflInR nv darkness once more 70 the day
Dear aOWCrs, renewed by Death, su6llmGd By
TtaSE iSS sualAise Ka tho 1n!sS! N.Y. ~,
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"JustsO. Exactly. Isuppose he went
ior me about the best he knew, but do
not hold no grudge against John Smith.
I suppose he amt . good man 70 Hold 9
grudgs sgalhsg OalS1 want to >>SeeN that,
man what printed thdt piece. / want 70
see him bad. l feel as though it would
soothe me to see that man. l want to
show him how drunken man acts when
you pour water down the spine Of hiG back.
ThatS what FcoIne for" u -
Our visitor, who y had poured water
down the spine Of drunken mans back,
remained until about 0 o'clock in the even.
ing, and then went up the street 70 find
the man that printed that little piece;
Tie mamie Is looking oratarted to Alas
Ia last evening fora summer vacation,
and will not be back before September,
1873,
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NEW YoRK, July 15.-Flour-Firm-
er; superfne western and State s. l0a
8 90; common to good SO 00A6 IS; good to
choice SO 40a7 25; white wheat extra
81 1Oas 80. Wheat-Hlgher; rejected
spring 81 goal %; lows spring 81 a; No.
9Milwaukee 81 4sal 6e;tNo. I Duluth, to
arrive next week 81 81; choice white
Michigan 190. Rye, Barley and Malt
Unchanged. CornAScarce and higher;
steamer western mixed 5sa8Ic; high mix.
cd and yellow sail 82a69c. Coffee-Good
demand and firm; Rio 17RA19b. Sugar
Firm; fair to good refining 79asc, No
lAsses-Quiet and unchanged. Rice
Steady at 7Iasfc. .r=- q.
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BAITnoRE, July 10. = Flour Quiet
and steady; western superfne IS 00A6 IS;
extra 50 0Oa7 90; f[mily 81 60a9 90.
Wheat firm, scarce and unchanged,
Com Mixed western dull; 6Sc.i .OatlL
Finn and scarce; sInixed western ! 100 !
white Soc. Rye-Quiet ct 70a75c. Mess
Pork-Flrm at 81 60a17 %; bulk meats
scarce. sBacon-Flrm. Lard-Dull Of
74a9tc. Butter-Unchanged. Whisky
Scarce and firm at 93fa94c.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW York, July 15.-The. financial
situation is marked by increased activity
and general tlrmneRs. Stock exchange
speculations are strong with indications Of
an upward movement all along the line,
The exports Of produce for the week we're
$5,427,s00.
MoNEv-Plenty at per cent.
n STERLRg ExCHANaE-Dull at 109Hs
1895 OO'dsys, and llOis1lOs for sight.
GoLD-Decllned from 1851 10 1861,
recovering to 1lO on the announcement
that $9oO, 900 gold coin would be ahipPe9
tomorrow. Loapsst 2a4 pafceht BeaEy
ings$ S0OOO,OO03 Treasury disbursements
$27S,OOO. Custom receipts $49l 900.
H,.En
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CHICAGO, July 15.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged; sales Of extra spring a 75a
$50. Wheat-No. spring 81 25a1 cit;
No. 2 do. 81 1871. Corn-No. 3 mixed
85ic. Oats-No. 2, oslo. Rye-No!t .,
66c. Barley-Fall No. 2 quotable ct Goa
05c. Provisions-Quiet; Meas Pork, nom
inally lower, quoted $15 90. Lard
Sales summer TIC. Bulk Meats-Held
OF previous prices; nosales. Baoon-Un-
changed. Whisky-90c. '
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CNcnNGTI, July 15.-Flour-Firm at
50 75a7 90. Whest-steady; old No. 2
red winter 81 40a 48. Corn-4sa6Oc.
Rye-Firm OF 79s7Sc. 0ats-Quiet ct 81
a89c. STRAIGHTFORWARD. Provisions
Quiet; pork $16 As, offerings and demand
light. Lard-Steady; current make STA
81; steam SIC; held SIC; kettle quiet at
Sia8fc. Bulk meats-Quiet and firm;
shoulders In demand at &c; held TIC;
clear rib sides held at Stc; clear held Ut
94c, ,Bacon-Fair demand; shoulders sc;
clear rib sides 10c; clear 1Oc. Whsky-'
Firm at Ole,
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New York prI Gooai lIarkeI.

New YORK, July 15.-BuslnesS Is i'm
proving with commission houses, but the
jobbing trade continues quiet Brown
and bleached cottons arc moving more
freely from first hands. Utica wide
bleacbed sheehngs have been reduced &c
per yard. Lonsdale, Hope and Black.
stone "A bleached shirtings have ad.
vanced 10. Canton hAnnalS are In &c.
mand from agents at about 1c less than
last years prices, ShirtingB and flAnnelR
are more active, Foreign goods stag.
nAnt
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TOLEDO, July 16.-Flour-DemaudlaI fair
and msket firm. Wheat-5a6c higher,
closing weak; No. white Wabash q 10;
No. l white Michigan 81 IS; No. ! red
81 90; No. 2 do. 81 SO. Con-Hlgh mix.
ed 42tc; low mixed 4l3c, oatS-No. /
SOC; No. 9, 86c.
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A CORRESPONDENT of a Western jour
nal writes that Ms. Kate Chase Sprague
IS about broksn'hOarted over her fathers
death, because, while he lived, she had
hope oil being the presiding spirit Of the
Executive Mansion. She will never re-
aide 10 Warrington hereafter, Il Is said,
because her disappointed ambition has
made the city hateful to her.
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Ance with tho latest time tables On tne rail-
roads. q q
p,,,,bu,,a. CovoGua.i N 'LG o. alls al m.
steubenYilie, Wellgburg Iieb ., m. $50 p. N.
Way NSilWh'G 70 WelSIllO:lS 4. n,lllSg B. M
rnB.Go.R.h oLosB. DUE.
g psI.SsI. T Ne YSPf 80 E. Is an
Way Mnl, Wheeling tok ElI Il
Cumberland -. ...... 10. 10 T. m b:20p. m.
Way Mail, Grafton 20 Par ~
cI New cfsst. 4. ~! =. 8 p.nls An.
CORR, cLoBES. DUB.
Way Nail. wheeling tol
Columbus -. ...,.....:. t:SU Q. N b:SVp. NJ
iS3ISnSpoliS. ~! :. $50 a. m. 1900 q. m:
Chicago md zGnGsEIIle. II0.I8H.Ia. 46.8OpsmS
Cambridge 4 RarneSyiL go 4. m. 1900 .. N,
BeilIire and ZEnesYflIe, $50 pm. $50 p. m.
HEMPTuLnR J. oLosES, DUE.
Way Mail 10 Wadh (tdn go D. m s:s0A. m.
Washington 81 ". : Wy Am esgP m'
EFAaE LINES. cLOsEA, DUE.
81 ClAIEsvillo and Nor.
rIstoWn, Ohio, :, q. :. JssO q. p. 1000 q. m,
81. ClRinVlnO and Nor y 9 \ A..ttsT
rlstoWn, Ohio. ......... 400 p. IN. 600 p. m.
Mt. Pleasant, Ohio .. -. 400 p, m lllOO q; u.
and Sat- Sat. ...... ~ 1850 p IN, iaOOa. IN.
and I'D. ...... : w." 500 q. m. ~ =
O and Sat Sat- .4., .ac:' n4 $50 p m.
"''''On ~ f FrIdHy. wv 600 p m
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IN Esshelpk,s llalaiaLe Pll8 Z

ThssspliIS are c6ppc ID exclusively 4
vegetable Ingredients, although they en-
tirely supersede the use Of mercury, do
not leave any Of IT'S injurious effects,
They act directly upon the liver, and are
a valuable remedy in all cases Of derange.
ment resulting from Q disoFdered state Of
that organ, Liver Complaint, Bilious
Disorders, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Typhoid Fevers, &C., &c, all succumb TO
the free use OF Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers.
, cod aaTgT. .rIu
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posi- OFFICE REGISTER.

HourS At which malls are duo and close q, The
Post once In thB city. Prepared IN accord
Ance with tho latest time tables on the rail-
'Old'. ri. I'm, IN . r,r-.utnar q :. 3
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MINERAL EPRtNa.

The famous Salt Sulphur Spring ii
Addison Is the wonder and delight Of all
who are fortunate enough 10 b able 70
drink It's waters. The lawyers who visit
Addison ara delighted with the water, and
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PRETTY TAIL.

Webster county is famous for her tall
men. During the term Of court this fact
was often brought 70 our notice-the Rv-
erage height being . little over six teet
The tallest man We saw was Thomas
Gregory, who stands good six feet eight
in his stocking feet Tom says his head
Is out Of the State, and therefore It Is q
burning shame to make him pay capita
ton tax. Speaking Of taxes, II will do
no harm 10 put on record once more the
fact that Webster county Is generally the
frst In the State 70 make q settlement
with the Auditor. II seems singular, but
1t Is o TACT, nevertheless.
Another item Of . curious nature Is the
fact that there Is an apple tree on the farm
Of the Widow Hamrick, on Gauley, that
bears fruit one, side Of which Is sour and
the other sweet-thst ID, one side or hall
OF each apple Is sour, and the other side,
or half, Is sweet. Scores OF persons from
a distance have been 70 test the Truth OF
this story, and have found 1t tobe as VIC
here TcnIeaent IL
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Addison IL . little village, situate half
a mile above the confluence Of the forks
of Elk, surrounded on two aides BY the
noisy waters Of the rushing riyers, and on
all aides by majestic mountain ranges. 1t
has two hotels, nine dwelling houses, i've
store houses, two blacksmith shops and 3
very lair court house, much better
temple OF Justice than Braxton county
can boast Of. The contract for the new
jail was awarded TO Patrick Carr, Of Adj
Olson, at "a 800 It Is 10 be a stone build
ing putup with more regard TO durability
than locks. A new church building has
also been commenced, and will be finish.
Cd nhnrtlY -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-01

: FINE ARTs.-Sutterley Brothers, the
well.known photographers, have got
under full Roadway at their new head
quarters on C street, Virginia City.
and are turning out some of the finest
work ever produced on the coast. All
of their instruments arc new and first
class, their skylight furnishes all the
light that may be desired and their IA
cilities for taking the very best OF
pictures, either OF adults or chill
dren. are unsurpassed by any other
Photographic establishment In the
country. They have made a great re-
duction in the price Of all kinds of pie
lures, corresponding to the times. We
are pleased to learn that they are
meeting with a liberal patronage. IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-01
Scarcity OF seamcn-Arrcsts during
June - Demorniizod steamer dc.
taiued-Arrivai OF Gen. Rosecrnnz.

SAN Francisco, July III p. NJ
There is again a scarcity of seamcn ut
this port. There will be SIX vessels on
the lists of Commissioner Stephenson
this week for crews, which they have
not yet been able to obtain.
The total arrests BY the police during
the month of June foot up 1910.
The provisions Of the new Code max
ing a second petit larceny a felony.
has a very demoralizing effect on small
thieves who formerly did q thriving
business. Almost every day some old
offender of this class is started for San
Quentin instead of the County Jail.
The Pacific Rolling Mill Company
made n new crank shaft for the British
steamer Lord of the Isles. 1t was
taken to the Risdon Works to be fin
ished up, when n serious flaw was
discovered. which necessitated the
making of another shaft, and the de-
tentlon Of the steamer for thirty days.
Gen. Rosecrans arrived by the over
land train last night.
Gold, 1853; greenbacks, SCE9S7.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-01

WHITE HERCULES PowDER.-Although
but of recent introduction into our
mines. this famous explosive proves
eminently successful, and Is already In
general use, taking precedence over all
other powder. Its explosive force Is
fully % per cent. greater than that of
any other heretofore In use. and it Is
calculated that q saving of ut least
$25. 600 year Is effected In the mines
Of the Comstock alone. The NX Her.
cules is the strongest powder in use for
hard rock blasting, for powders and
tor use In water. The No. 2 Is equally
effective for all medium hard rock, and
much superior to any other powder OF
that class. They are both readily cx-
ploded with the usual cap when pro.
perly adjusted to the fuse. The White
Hercules Powder can be obtained at
the hardware store OF Bittner & Co.,
Gold Hill. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-01

MEpIcATEp VApoR BATHs.-Dr. j.
F. Munro, of the Salt Lake Health
Institute, has recently arrived at Vir-
ginia City, where he Ia introducing to
the critical attention OF health seekers
In this section. his patent medicated
dry yapor baths. invented by himself,
and patented April 18th, 1871. This
style of bath Is something new under
the sun, and has proved very popular
and highly eflcacious in the East, and
wherever else introduced, curing rheu-
matism. colds. neuralgia, dropsy, par
alysis, liver and kidney affections,
bronchitis. erysipelas, scurvy, all sorts
of skin diseases, ETC., with great facll-
ity, and in a most agreeable manner.
Aside from their medical efficacy these
baths are a perfect luxury, and supe-
riOr to any in existence. The Doctor
is stopping at Beebe's clearinghouse.
North e street, nearly opposite the
Postofflce, where he has n specimen Of
his baths in full operation and extern
sively patronized. State, county, town
or family rights for sale. II
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