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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-01
hiscellaneaua.

i. BosTos. Aug. l.-Anothsr body was
found In the hsrbor yesterday. supposed
to be Samuel Farrell. the Cincinnati
journalist who was lost 10 the storm Of
the 18th. Thus far. 20 bodies have
been recovered Of % known to have
been lost In that storm.
LAWRENCE. Mass. Aug. l.-Prsicott
@. Pillsbury took . banks funds to
speculate In mining stocks and lost.
The stocks which no held and turned
over 10 the bank are worth about $780,.
600, making the loss to the bank 81. 900.
A warrant has been issued for the ar.
rest OF Pillsbury, who 10 now here. The
stockholders made good the amount Of
the deficit. Pillsbury surrendered him.
self this afternoon, and was committed
10 Jail In default Of 5000 bail.
PurLApELSnIA, Aug. Lat Tuesdays
session Of the National Educational As
ISOLATION, resolutions were adopted I'd.
vocating . donation Of . portion OF the
public domain for the endowment and
maintenance OF institutions In the States
and Territories for the higher education
OF women, and . committee was ap.
pointed To bring the subject more promi.
nsntly before Conersss and the people.
PApuoAH, Ky., Aug. 1.-THE neigh.
boring county Of Livingston was the
scene Of . distressing accident yesterday
morning. Two young sons Of Dr.. 4. b.
8. Boyd being III, their father determined
to give them santonins. but through
mistake gave them some poison. In
half an hour they took spesms. and one
died In Q half and another In three
quarters Of an hour.
oswEoo. N. T., Aug. 1.-Two steam
yachts lashsd together and containing q
pleasure pafty.had not proceeded more
than twenty yards from the dock whom
the head lash loossnsd and one yacht
cspsised and sunk, drowning Miss Per.
cell. Of Binehamton, Mrs.. Sarah Bost.
wick. Mrs. and Miss Burkslosd, Of Kirk.
wood, and Miss Hattie Pollock, Of New
York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-01
Needle silver.

The Sutro Independent says Joseph l..
Webster has . piece Of rock from the
Argsnts mine. Como. which contains q
curious specimen Of what Ia COMMONLY
called needle silver. The silver Ii hIed
In . little pocket Of crystals. aud about a
dozen pieces OF silver project from the
pocket. each about the sizs Of a hair and
q quarter OF an inch long. Such speci.
mons are quite rare.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-01
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
r.-,cAI 70 -u. GOLD nr1I DAILY SEW
Tho Yellow Feyer.


MExPHm. Aug. 1.-Nine new cases OF
yellow fever were reported yesterday.
OF those afflicted four are oolorsd. Four
deaths have occurred. The wife Of Chief
OF Police Athsy was stricken down with
the fever night before last ct Raleigh.
Tenn. His daughter 'Eudoris 10 10 .
dying condition.
1t IL now known, those who have had
the fever once are not certain OF immu.
nifty from the same disease. cases dis.
proving the old idea having occurred
this year already. One refugee has left
Memphis In o small skid. there being
no steamers or railway trains.
A large meeting OF oolored people Was
held yesterday at Coohrane Hall. Rsso.
buttons opposing the removal OF blacks
to camps, and their determination to
appeal to the absent merchants for a..
distance, were adopted. The sentiment
OF the meeting was strongly opposed 10
the camp scheme.
John B. Easton, the eldest son Of Dr..
Thomas 8. Esston, was stricken with
the fever last night. This case. together
with the wife and two daughters, In.
cludss the entire family, who are now
Frustrated with the disease. About 100
poor people went TO Camp Marks today.
A storm from the southeast 10 threat.
ened.
New Yoax, Aug. LA woman named
Maggie Crsgsn. . patient at the Presby.
terrain Hospital, died on Tuesday. It ID
said. with all tbs symptoms Of yellow
fever. She reached here July Q on tbs
vessel Wallace. which was detained Of
quarantine for Q few days.
Bartholomew McKsop, Q fireman oil
the steamer Msridsn, from Havana,
died yesterday OF yellow fever at the
quarantine. A. T. Keith. . barber Of
the stssmer Saratoga, died last night.
One patient II still In the hospital.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-01
Mouth of the Nississlppi.

New YoRx. Aug. l.-Captain Eads.
now here en- route Europe, received .
dispatch from New Orleans yesterday.
stating that q Government survey shows
the Mississippi channel to DO steadily
improving. the least depth on the bar
being 3l.8 feet. Eads 10 confident that
there will be Q depth Of from 50 to 30
feet. The latest advices from New Or.
leans represent that French orders for
wheat there have increased TO $50, 600
bushels, aud one arm. unable TO obtain
freight room. had forwarded Ito pur.
chase from Baltimore. The opening Of
the channel 10 viewed with lively interest
by the European grain trade.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-01

From q gentleman just up from Ban
Francisco Il IL learned that work on the
new passenger route 10 to be pushed for.
ward 9 fast q possible, and the runs
changed In September. The crews viii
thsn run from Bsnicis TO Reno. He
says hs had II on good authority that
The Board decided Of tbeir meeting last
week 70 move the end Of the freight
division 70 Reno, ~ soon Q the ar
nnesmsnts could b made. thus emitting
out wsdsworth and building shops ss
Winssupeos.
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Incorporated.

The following new interpretations have
been hled below:
The Bodis Bluff Consolidated Gold
Mining Company-To operate in Bodis
District. Capital stock. $40. 0OO. 900.
Dirscton-M. p. Minor. J. n. Harper.
Henry Deas. W. II. Brown. John p.
Bacon.
The Standard Mining Company-To
operate in Elko county. Nevada. Capt..
tai stock. $40. 900. 900. Directors-F.
II. Smith. J. T. Murphy. Il. 7. Carroll.
=. Ksarns and J. T. McGeoghesan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-01
l0casions.

Thomas E. Tsssardsn and p. T.
Kirby have located the aaudalups claim.
north Of the East Comstook. east Of the
Rocky Bar, south Of the Scorpions
relocation OF the Silver Wedge.
R. v. Dsy has located 1900 feet on
the Brunswick Lode, Silver Star Dis.
tric., next south Of the Occidental.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-01
Discharged.

The examination Of Mistress ]. 7.
Pritchard on charge Of completely In the
killing Of ofaOer Symons, was concluded
today. The defendant herself made q
statement, very similar TO that made BY
her before the Coroner's jury. Judge
birmingham found the evidence In
sufficient TO warrant him in OBTAINING
the woman. and she was accordingly
discharged.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-01
Departure. Last Evs.iss

LIT ox. CT Hillyer and wife. Jennie
Rogers, E J o'Hara, A u Lamb, Mrs ] s
Young and family. Minnie Reeves, Mrs W
johnson. Mrs H D Loomis and children.
Mary Haley. frs Metcalf, Jas Byrne. Mrs
A Dunn. Mrs F E Drake and family. Mrs
Senate and children. . franck. W L Tay.
lor. W I salkeld. L J Hsnchett.
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AUGUST FIRST.
TOM CLARK RUNS ms kAGiHE
INTO Virginia.

No Atssasps Msde 60 Risdsr Hin
By shs Mechanics Csies-Wsr
Declared Bssweea Them aad the
RsIrosd Authorities sherin
IliIi aud Posse mig scare ~ she
Msund House-IutervieWs Win
Ysriugtoa and Clark.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-01

raAxx DaAx, saw his family n far a
Rsno Last evening. on thsis wy to the
Bay.
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roe sErokr.
0an ErAnoisco Board
LAST EVENING.


20 Raymond L Ely, > so, 5 20.
100 Leopard. l.
ilso 0ils, IN. I IS. 1 80. I 40.
las Northern Belle. A.
sos Manhattan. "a. 2 10. 2.
4l0 Grand Prize. 81. 3 90.
1910 Argents. !, SOC.
100 Navajo. SOC.
el6 Independence. =.
300 Silver Prize. 2oc.
lass Belle Isls. s so. 8 Is.
100 Hillside. IN.
so Paradise, I 90, IN.
500 Albion. zoe.
1l0 wales. a..
$50 Mount Diablo. ~. 4 70. o.
$50 North Belle Isle. 3Se.
100 Modoc. l..
$50 Bodie. l2t. 12h.
$50 Bechtel. I 80. IN.
ESQ NcCiinton. I 03. 1. I 10.
ass Tiogs. 8 10. 5 IS. > 20.
400 Red Cloud. &5c.
$50 Bulwer. 81. 81.
so Syndicate, 81.
$40 Goodshaw. s3c.
500 Oriental. Sc.
50 Bslvidsre, CSC. l.
G75 Champion. 500.
y20 BlackhAwk. SOC.
1850 Booker. I, I 10. %.
400 South Bodie. 2oc.
$50 Queen Bee. Csc.
$50 Mono. IN.
: 200 Cr0sus. 20c.
$50 Con. Pacific. CO. CS.
10 Rustlsr. Toe.
$50 Dudley, ~.
$40 Jupiter. .. %.
SIS South Bulwer. Toe.
l55 Defiance. I.
1876 Addenda. 25c. SOC.
250 MONDAY. 81.
as North MONDAY, IN.
$50 Vortex. 75c. Toe.
1900 Orient, <0c, 33c. i3c.
100 Mammoth. IN.
$50 Martin White. 5, 4 90. ~.
100 Leeds. 70c. 75c.
70 Silver King. 81. o.
IS Tiptop. 65c.
40 Golden Terra. IL.
100 Caledonia (Blsck Hillsl. Az, AZ. .
THIS RSIs
is3 ophir. 30k, sos.
$50 Mexican. 2it.
W 0oulu u curry, ~
$40 Best L Belcher. i6S. i6S. l6t.
1876 California, I 80.
AIS Savage. l0S, l0t.
los Con. Virginia. a.. 4 70. ~.
20 Chollar. 81, Gs.
ITO Potosi. 4 20.
AIS Hale 4 Norcross. ~. IN. H..
$50 Grown Point. 4 10. 4 IS, A..
SIS Yellow Jacket, loh.
SS0 Imperial. N. I 80.
40 Kentuck. 1.
90 Alpha, 20.
100 Belcher. 4 10. 4 20.
725 Sierra Nevada. 81.
ls5 Utah. IAN. Is.
leo Bullion. 81.
leo Exchequer. 81, 81.
40 0verman. 81, 81.
270 Justice. 8 IS, 81.
CAS- Union Con-. 2sS. IS. 27s. 27t.
$50 Alta. 81, ca.
500 Lady Bryan. I. I 05.
205 Julia. 2 90. ~. IS.
20 Caledonia. 2 10.
80 Silver Hill. II.
90 Challenge. AZ, 2 IS.
s25 New York. 40c. 35e.
$50 Occidental. DOC.
40 woodville. SOC. <5c.
40 Lady Warrington Con-. ~.
$50 Andes. 90c. I. Csc.
100 Kossuth. zoe.
$40 Ward. I 0o. I.
si5 Scorpion. I IS. 2.
20 Leviathan, 500.
Is North Con. Virginia. o.
te0 Trojan. SC.
ls5 Benton Con-, s IS, 3 90, 80.
ESQ Con. Dorado. I 81.
400 Flowsry. SOC.
SIS North BONANZA. I 10. l IS. ~.
$50 xsckay. I Is.
100 South Utah, Sc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-01

HUNTS RKM.
kDY 10 purely
Vegetable. and 10
used By the sdvioe
Of Physicians. IL
has stood the tost
Of time for thirty
years. and the ~
most reliance may
b placed IN IL
one TRIAL WILL
WM E.(
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FREIGHT DELIVERY!
GOLD

HAVING MADE FULL ARRANaKMxNIS
Of YREi0HT comine over the VIRGINIA and
TRucKER RxIIR8xp 70 he
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-23

A new English system of railway sig
mailing places a train in constant COM
munication with station behind or
ahead. A light, insulated metal rail
extends from one station to another in
tho middle of track, and Is connected
by wires with batteries and Geographic
instrument at each station. Trailing
runner Or drags from the engine or
guards a are made to rest on the
central rail, the runners being connect
ed with batteries and signaling instru-
ments enabling constant communic-
alton to be kept up between the engi-
neer and guard, or with the station at
either end Of the line. A suspended
unn or drag hangs under each ear.
in such a position that the pulling of a
cord by q passenger in the car allows it
to drop-thus transmitting the signal
of danger or alarm to the engineer and
to each station In the circuit. An
other part of the invention provides a
means of exactly locating the position
Of the train at any moment. To COM
municate with distant points from the
ear Of a flying express train is a feat
worthy of this age of progress.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-23
InE NEW STOCK spEcuLA1loas.

The new combination method of oper.
ating in stocks which Messrs. Lawrence
s. Co., Bankers, N. Y, have inaugural
ed. Is attracting unusual attention in
financial circles, by reason of its re-
markable success. A customer In Pro-
violence, invested nine times and made
over 5000 In three months, by using
from $50 to $500 capital. BY this sy-
stem, orders from thousands of GUS
toners, in various sums, are pooled in
to one immense capital, and operated
rs u mighty whole, thus giving to each
shareholder all the advantages Of vast
CAPT al and shrrwdest skill. Profits are
divided every 80 days. Any amount
from $40 to $4,000 a be used in
Messrs. Lawrence & Co.'s combin-
ations with equal proportionate success.
sl5 will maks S75 profit In the mouth.
500 will return 81, SOC, or 8 per cent.
on the stock, and so on as the market
v tries. The new circular gives 1.-TWO
nnerring rules for successn and shows
how any can operate pro6tably.
Mailed free. Stocks and bonds want
ed. Government bonds supplied. An
ply to Lawrence & Co., Bankers, 81
Exchange Place, N. Y.
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stoek operntions Thar Paw.

The pat few weeks have been prolific OF
YORK "%schpnses. BY the ecarsIui use ,o Of m mem
craze sums In well manipulated stock trans
actions which returned "a legitimate gain on
capital Invested according To correct busi-
ness principles. orest ACTIVITY prevails In
the market. The safest and most successful
me,noa IT U GRieaaf bs III, he + Pi rssalar ws sys L IN
OF dealing in stocks, which Affords absolute
guarantees That cannot possio y he assured
Otherwise. 1he vast aggregates on the sales
OF snrres that have recently attained such
mighty. proportions. have been chiefly pro-
which has produced results surprising to all.
The couservative basis OF thus system is Its
s sreats safety sSai acs so se 20 sS asls q g@ In s,gs NE m ,a,ge
ments, the g must be reasonable protection
against ewe-ping risks. This Ia why tho
three gentleman in New York each invested
81 QUO on Lake shore stock by The Financial
- net print OF Is So n for eaca IL v tsissa .T w,sa
day a bank cashirrin P~hiiadelphia put 49,
800 In Pr"tective Operation On Northwest IN
week two mechanics in Boston united their
trail. and 10 days anerward !. they scknowledg.
ed receipt OF sl,S9.S5. profits. The last week
in Jris nve farmers In Central Ne ' York In
Paul stock. and on Thursday. thel4th oil Aug
ust, they clos. d the deal and divided $500
equally between tns m. Alady In one OF the
departments Washington used $50 Tor two
weeks in FRO &c ives on Western Union and
Lake shore stocks. and made a clean profit
OF S<79 rs. On saturday a promin, mt Penn
sylvania politician invested $500 In Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western aud Michi-
gan Central stocks, and in live days drew out
0 ftbe marx ct with 81. 5Gi "a profit. A large
brewer In ST. Louis put $500 In Protectives
on st. Paul and northwestern stocks. and
fifteen days sterward closed with O gain OF
Sl4, 95s.37. These are examples OF what has
been Accomplishments Financial Union by the
Protective System OF operating in stocks
when good advice has been followed. With
the present activity the prospects Tor gain In
the near future are more favorable, as the
operations are equally Ms good for catching
the profits from fluctuations up or down as
they occur. Amounts from S2o to S25,000 or
more can be invested with proportionate
success by TIE Financial Union System on
regular sales. that cav the control of funds
In the hands Of investors. with a definite
knowledge at all times OF just what stocks
their money Ia on, SO that they can see at n
glnnce what their profisat my hour OF The
day by referring to market quotations. All
operators ace assured OF straightforward
treatment by tho Financial Uuion system.
Orders nIled and Information furnished by
Messis ITHAMAR eco, Bankers
and Brokers, No. 10 BROAD street. New York
City. s23dawiw
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The ral,e Notions

.atss In the minds of many otherwise Intel.
llgsnt people as TO the requirements nfa dis
ord. reu stomach or liver. The swallowing
OF nauseous and and powerful druss Is the
way 10 INC nuraye. not To cure dyspepsia and
.iver complaint. Nor can n constipn ed or
De remcdied by similar tieatment. that
greeab Q and thorough stomarhic aud nperi.
ent, Hnstetter's Btttters. which is the reverse
pf UNPLEASANT and never produces violent Ell
q. T.. . FAR preferable to medicines 81 the
class 70 ierrei o. Itinfuscs new yigor lat, n
falling PHI, sique, cheers the mind while II
strengthens tho body. and Institutes n com.
plete reform in the seton OF the disordered
stomach, bowels or liver Apt elite aud sleer
re both promoted, uterine and kidney III
frctsons greatly benefl ted by its u,e. II 1,
indeed n comprehensive and meritnri Gus
Kind. = 4V :
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Does Your Busincss Paw

Handsome profits from small and large in
vestments. offrom s25 TO $4,000, In the new
Mutual capitalization rysiem Is o mater Of
daily occsr once IN Wall street. The success
OF III is I'm proveu method Is attracting uni-
vers.l attention.: IL enables anyon- 10 op r.
ate successfully and secur. 3 TO each y ,rtici-
pant nil the advantages OF unlimited capital
ON large or small Investments. whlls profits
are divided pro rata among shareholders
one capitalization FIR each oil q business men
who Furnished 5000 respectively. A cott.,n
by investing eltO in u capitalization
last month. New circular, Rules
for Success" and invaluable Information TO
every inv estor mailed free AL kinds ofStocks
and Bonds bought and sold by Adams, Brown
q d., banker and brokers, 20 q Is Broad
street, New York. ol0daw2w
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seemingly suspended simply because,
%forsooth, the interior department
chances to say q word! 1t Is time some
one was stepping in to knock the two
chuckle-heads together, the one for its
presumption, the other for its stubborn
ness; and the very man to do this, II he
were capable Of doing anything, is the
president. This is certainly a duty
which Mr.. Hayes should undertake,
and speedily. II the two departments
will not consist, it Is the duty Of His
Excellency to see hat they do. Such
jealousy as is exhibited is ~unbecoming
SO important a factor of our govern
ment as its army.
Chicago Times.
The intense disgust which the Times
correspondent with Gen. Merritt's COM
mand expresses at the turn matters
have taken there will be shared by the
entire public. Gen. Merritt had al
ready been marching southwark from
the White River agency for a day and
a half, in pursuit of the flying Utes,
when he received orders from the wal
aud interior departments telling him TO
return to the agency, and await the
results of Chief Ouray's efforts in labor
ing with the hostile branch Of his ma
tion. Valuable time is to be lost, the
Indians are to be permitted to find safe
hiding-places, and all the advantages
Of n quick chastisement are to be
thrown away, in order to await the at
tempt OF CHEZ Ouray to persuade
the butchers OF Meeker and Thorn
burgh to come out Of their holes and be
scolded a little, perhaps, by u peace
commission and then turned loose to
commit more murders and other out
rages.
Tie Times believes that no act more
thoroughly idlotic than this stands to
the debit of the administration Of our
Indian affairs. 1t Is absolute folly TO
depend on Ouray in the first place, even
I 1t were the intention to hang the
guilty Utes II he could deliver them up.
But lie do no such thing. Ouray
is II fancy chieftain In patent leather
boots and n silk hat, who speaks Span
ish more %iuently than he does the dia-
lect OF his tribe, and who is without
much influence ven at his own agency
The northern Utes despise him, and
will treat with contempt his efforts to
control them. They will not deliver
themselves up at his bidding. Perhaps
they will parley with him, and make a
show Of submission, but all the while
they will be removing to places Of safe
ty the ringleaders In the massacres at
the agency and at Milk creek. They
will have time to Hud out the purpose
rs Of the whites toward them, and in
the meantime they will be perfectly
safe from attack. The order to Gen.
Merritt to give up the pursuit is the
decisive poiut in the campaign, and
makes the Utes the victors..
The opportunity to chastise these
murderers, which was excellent, has
been deliberately thrown away by the
government. Merritt had as good q
force as eve went into the field against
Indians. 1t was only a matter of time
when he should overtake the Utes and
strike them. 1t was utterly impossible
for them to escape him. The campaign
xpntt1A have l.anx, m Ir~l 49,. ~
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-23

We have no rvo tonic at once SO
reliable and convenient as Fellows
COMPOUND Syrup OF Hypophosphites,
and we, therefore, gladly recommend
it In the disease of such organs as de-
pend for health upon involuntary mus
cular action.
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spscIAl NOTICES.
A card.

To all who are suffering mon the errors and
indiEcretlons OF youth, nef vous weakness,
early decay, loss OF manhood, &c, I will senL
/. receipt that will cure you FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
oy q missionary In South America Send a
seiEaddressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
!. -istfAs. Station d. New York. pIl-ly
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dEsrocK sPEcrLATros, $40 to $1,000 Invested
Nail ~ stocns. makes fortunes every
ring Rules for Success'' sent frec. Many OF
our customers In al arts OF the country, are
realizing large AMOUNTS every 30 days. send
for pamphlet Address Simpson a Co. 40 Ex-
change P.nce. New York. s2edaw4w
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~ Adrertisers tritl make note Of neJact
that THE LEADER has a larger circula-
tion than any other paper Published in
Wyominq.Q "a
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-13
CAMP SCHW ARTZ.

The Regiment Orleans Artillery have de-
cided to 60 into ten days camp next month,
and after casting about for a suitable loca-
ton within easy distance Of the city proper,
have decided to pitch their tents on the
grounds opposite Spanish Fort, and on the
other side Of the canal.
The camp will be opened on September 6,and
will continue ten days, and during the time
the men and officers OF the regiment and
visitors to the camp will be entertained with
a variety OF sports and amusements, In addi-
tion to those which already make the Fort SO
attractive.
Among the amusements will be artillery
target practice, open for any person who may
be DESTROYS of testing their skill. There will
also be rifle shooting for appro pirate and
handsome prizes; infantry and art uery drills
for prizes, dress parade, etc.
Quarters are to be provided for all military
companies, detachInents or squads DESTROYS
OF participating, subject to the camp rules to
be determined upon. 10 consideration OF the
advantages offered, and the iiberalit1y dis
played by Messrs Schwartz 4 Co, tt rough
Capt. Williams, superintendent OF the Lake
road, the camp will be known as Z amp
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-13
AN OLD RECEIPT.

In these days of theoretical and experiment
tai treatment Of yellow fever, the following
prescription, In use between forty and fifty
years ago In Cuba and other places on the
Gulf coast, will be read with interest. The
prescription reads:
Dissolve q tablespoonful Of table salt Ii
half wine glass Of water; squeeze the juice
OF a lemon into It; mix with these from two
to four ounces of castor oil, and take the mix
ture at one dose; give the patient hot strong
mustard baths, with handful Of salt IN
them; put large mustard plaster On the abdo-
men, the legs and soles of the feet; give him
barley water to drink, and there need be no
fear Of any kind. When the fever has been
broken, take forty grains of sulphate OF qui-
nine put into quart bottle Of water, with
fifty drops Of elixir vitriol. Dose, three
small wine-glassesfull day.
With the room we'll ventilated, this treat
ment will save ninety-nine cases out OF one
hundred,