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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-03

CHINESE TESTIMONY wasSadmtted in evil
dence in San Francisco on the 26th ult. before
Justice Sawyer. The Justice ruled the testi.
mony not legal, but counsel for the Chinaman
argued the point at some length, stating if he
refused to receive the testimony he held him
self liable under the Ku-Klux law to be ar
rested, fined and imprisoned under process
- 'he Fed nj courts. The Judge after re-.
viewing the recent Kn-Klux proclamation de-
cided to admit the testimony. The course
pursued by this San Francisco Judge would
seem to indicate that the people of this coast
and other States must conclude to humbly
bow themselves to the dictates of the DEGREES
that are manufactured with SO little ceremony
by the Great Radical Court at Washington,
for the furtherauce of its plans for future
power. The Ku-klux act is one among its
nefarious projects, inaugurated ostensibly for
the putting down of imaginary lawlessness in
certain sections of the South, but really huy-
inn Il hearing to override all States constitu-
tions and laws and rendering them merely as
utilities.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-03

TERRIBLE DIsAsrEg.- Dispatches from the
East give an account of a terrible catastrophe
that occurred at Pittston, Penn, on Saturday
last 1t occurred in the West Pittsion NINE
which becoming filled with gasses, caused
combustion. Thirty-seven men were engaged
At work in the mine Mt the time the fire took
place. BY o'clock on Sunday morning the
fire was controlled and the men in the mine
were at length reached. AS they were brought
up the excitement was intense. Thirty-seven
men were e1tricated, all that were in the
pit, Is of whom were dead. Some of the men
taken out alive have since died. The others
are stated to be in imminent danger, and the
most of them could live but a short time
they had been so long without fresh air that
their injuries were decided by physicians to
be fatal
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-03
THE ELKO INDEPENDENT.
SATURDAY. JUNE a. ls1,.

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAuloAp.-The frs,
spike on the Northern Pacific Railroad was
driven at Kalama, in Washington Territory. ON
the 10th Of May. Since the formal commence
ment OF laying the track, the work has con-
tnued to progress along the line. A contract
has been let tograde and pile twenty five miles
OF the track from Kalama toward Puget
Bound, which is to be completed by the 18th
OF October next. Gangs of whites and Chinese
are now ousily engaged upon the work.
From the kalama Beacon, We learn that a
thousand tons of railroad iron, besides a large
amount OF other construction material have
already been discharged at Kalama, and eight
cargoes of iron and other railroad material
would arrive there very shortly, sufficient to
lay forty miles of railroad track; and further
amount OF iron has been ordered. The wages
paid for unskilled white labor ON the grade is
81 per day in currency, the labo,eIs boarding
themselves; mechanics wages - fIo;a 81 80
to 80 per day; and foremen OF gangs receive
about $40 per month in currency. Extensive
coal beds have been found on the line of the
road. which have been purchased by the com.
pany, and it is calculated to go extensively into
the shipment of the same to the Columbia as
soon as the first forty or fifty miles of the road
are completed.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-03

Law LIBRARIES FOR THE TERRITORIES. In
tho omnibus appropriation bill which was
passed near the close of the Forty first Con-
gress there was an appropriation of $4,000
each for the Territories of Arizona, Wyoming,
Montana, Idaho aud Utah, aud IN agent of
the Interior Department has forwarded from
New York the libraries contemplated in the
appropriation for the first four named Terri
tories. Owing to the existing differences be-
tween the Federal and Territorial authorities
In Utah, the execution Of the order in regard
to that Territory has been suspended for tho
present
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-03

people that the Democracy can not be trusted
with power, because they will not adhere in
good faith to the Thirteenth, Fourteenth and
Fifteenth Amendments to the Constitution of
the United States. Now, the Republican party
in its action has never paid the slightest atten-
constantly violating, both in spirit and in let
ter, its most important provisions. If it car
ries out the amendments tRey are the only fea-
lures Of the Constitution it respects. They are
q pretty party, therefore, to claim the Democ-
racy are not reliable on the quAtion of adher-
ing to the Constitution Thqhthendments are
certainly not more binding than the rest of the
instrument which they disregard
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-03

THECOSsTrrUTIoS As IT ls.-Whereyer the
Defootrscy has spoken in convention since the
Abeginplts of the present year, the predictions
Of Senator Morton have proven false. While
swinging around the circle in the capacity of
President Grants tin whistle, the Senator la
bored hard to convince the people that Demo
Gratis would as soon aus they obtained the power
refuse the negro the privileges guaranteed him
by the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Constitutional
Amendments. In the face Of this assertion we
have repeated statements from leading Demo-
Gratis, both North and South, that they have no
inclination TO restrict the rights of any class Of
people. and that the Constitution ~ II is must
remain intact. The Democrats of Montgomery
county, Ohio, assembled in convention a few
days ago, unanimously adopted resolutions
offered by NallandighaIn, accepting the tinalI-
ties resulting from the war. ard declaring the
Constitution Sith its three last amendments
must be- faithfully observed in order To- secure
equal rights to all, without distinction of race
creed or condition. This Is not rs Morton aud
Grant would wish it. and that c. l.. NalmndIg
ham should offer, and Democratic Conven-
ton unanimously indorse, series of resOlu-
tons setting forth such principles. is very we'll
calculated to take the wind ont If the sails of
both President Grant and his tin whistle huyle-
man Senator Naturalization (CdI.N Repub-
licdn
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-03

RHoDE IsLASD.-By virtue of the Fifteenth
Amendment negroes vote i'll Rhode Island. but
by the constitution of the State white men can
not, unless they own real estate. An effort
will be made to alter the Constitution of the
little State so that the white man will be placed
upon the equality with the negro. 1t is decid.
edly to the credit of the colored voters that al
most to a man they are in favor of the amend
ment, declaring that in their opinion "a white
man is as good as II black one, and il remains
to be seen (there being Republican majority
In the Stste) If the Republicans think that n
white man without property is equal to negro
without any, unless they can first be sure of
his vote.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-03

LEE MORGAN, the last Of the Central Pacific
railroad robbers. who was captured 10y Porter
Rockwell, In Rush vaBey, Utah. aud after.
wards escaped from hin, had on his person,
sss, tbauSilt Lake Herald, considerable
aaFDHnt of srsenbacks and gold, There were
stdksh from bini 81. $50 in grecuback md three
pounds and eleven ounces OF gold dust,
weighed with n common pair Of stcCIyarda.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-03

kC.kLUN.-Two thousand active. unprinci.
Piled Northern scoundrels Estate prison con-
vlcts prcfrrT,dJ are wanted to trnycl through
the south. soaring. robbIng and numbering
people here and there, burhIng houses and
other property. Pay prompt and no partIcu-
lar dauger.I These crilSNc TO be charged to
.Abe KA.kluA and paid for hS tbs RepubliciSs,
who will thea have something to talk abJGt
while they arh passing bills to rob ihi4= fsco-
pie of millions of dollars ard millions
of acres Of lapd belonging. to the publc
For situations anCh Information address T. =
Grant. President aud breeder Of dogs, or g.
+. Butler. tbief ala coward. Washington, d.
.C.-H'nOhd N',m S.Kfefssf
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-03

Mrs. LAURA A. FAIR was brought into court
at San Francisco, on Monday, for sentence,
but the sentence was postponed till Thursday
to allow the States counsel to meet some afli-
davits for new trial. which were introduced
by the prisoners counsel. 1t is thought Mrs
Fair may succeed in getting a new trial on the
strength Of certain aflidayits make against
Henry VI. Beach, one Of the jurors in her late
trial. which represent him as having e1-
pressed sentiments detrimental to the plaintiff
previous to her trial
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-03

unpopular not to say unjust legislation in the
name Of the Democracy. The admonition
place none bat Democrats on guard will
be carefully adhered to in the selection OF can.
didates for State. legislative and Judicial
Offices this year. and We venture the predic-
ton now that our convention will offer to the
people a list of candidates whose political
faith none can question and whose integrity
and capacity will receive the hearty and gen.
eral Endorsement of all classes and parties.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-03

THERE are 10. 900 acres Of wheat, says the
San joaquin (Stockton) Republican, on
Twitchell's Island. near the mouth Of the San
Joaquin river, which it is estimated will yield
at the rate of so bushels per acre. The unu-
sually dry season has proved beneficial to the
owners Of reclaimed swamp lands, enabling
them to raise large crops.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-03

The TREATY OF WASHINGTON has been for.
warded to England. Minister Schenck will
receive it in three or four days after its nrri.
val in England, and the exchange of ratifca-
tons will bu completed in three or four weeks
Two copies of the treaty we're signed by the
Commissioners, oBo Of which Vas sent to
London, and one placed before the Senate 10y
the President. The Senate having consented
to the treaty, the President and Secretary Of
State will attach their signatures to the copy
and when Minister Schcnck receives it he will
exchange this copy having the signature Of
the President, for the other copy, which will
be signed by the Queen. When the OK
changed copy has been received, it will be
promulgated by the President in proclama-
ton, and its provisions will be in force.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-03

MSrNG SALE.-Thc Reese Reveile says "a
tons of ore was lately worked from the Moni-
tor mine. near Belmont. averaging over 500
ton. Vim. FlnEclor. one Of the owners, has
in the claim
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-03

THE White Pine News of May % says: Bob
HanneGan sold the idaho mine yesterday for
S3l 900. He started ont with his pockets full
of twenties, paid one old debt Of $4,000. and
a number Of smaller matters, and WAS having
pleasant time generally. occasionally insti-
tutirg an inquiry for anybody that Bob Ham
neRan owed. The man whose delight is to
pay his debts deserves luck.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-03

The KsLAN. BIacoS.-we have receive,
the first number of paper of the above name
Paoiished ut hslams, Washington Territory.
1t is issued semi-weekly. by Mr.. and Mrs.
Mooney, and N handsome looking paper
and a creditable sheet for that new town
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-03

Nor VERY FLATrERISG. In speaking Of T.
NJ. Bowen. the new Governor Of idaho, the
Omaha Herald SAYS: ''Our Territorial neigh
bors are not very highly honored by the selec-
ton; but If they keep their raluables we'll
guarded, they may not suffer as much as they
will if they don't"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-03

The TIN NINE lately discovered at Ogden,
is said to be Of great value. Some Of the orc
has been assayed in St. Louis, and gave sew
enty pounds of tin to the ton, also some
arsenic, iron and silver
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-03

GOoD.-Colhns and Edwards, the prize
fighters, were sentenced by Judge Bowling in
New York city, on May 9th, to tho peniton-
$1,000 each, the imprisonment to continue in
the default of the payment an additional
twelve months. The umpire. Thomas Meal
pine, who plead guilty, was sentenced to six
months Imprisonment and line of $500.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-03

GEN. ScHENck, Minister to Great Britain.
left New York for Liverpool ON the Oath Of
May, accompanied by his daughters.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-03

PETERs MUSICAL MONTHLY for Juno has
been received. This number contains seven
teen desirable pieces OF music, and tho price
of the monthly per year is only SO; single
copies 80 cents. II can DO obtained by adj
dressing J. L. Peters, $40 Broadway. New
York
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-03
IT "'ohH H'''". 'itefss

orr FROM TIE MoNTEzt&a. Two tons from
the Henry uLRe in III" nboyc district says
the Reese River Keyeille. yielded S5Ol a ton.
Tw" lots of half ton each, from thc Lee
Hope and White Fn~n mines. yielded. the
former SIS - aud the latter $3.50 81 per ton
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-03
Properties in Railroad District
rot SAID.

| 'oR SALE on account Of Others. a number OF par
] ulIl developed PruIrrtlr- On ll.ilroaI District
sp'ciin"I- cAu be- seen. aud Information tn price.
quality M ore anh "Nt"Ut Of development. &c.
had "i DH \. kINkEND. At his ONCE, adjoining the
Gem Saloon. In ElkO my!I.IIn
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-03
COUNTY OF CALAvERAs. CAL.

HE BOARD or SUI ERYISORS. FINDING THE !
l County heavily involved through the advice " = /
convention Of nIpayers held at San Andrcas ApriI 81
ISL resolved on this measure rather than resort
population. aud will hold A GRAND MUSICAL. FEs. /
TlEAL, the proceeds q which will be- arpiod 10 the
liquidation n the County Debt. 2GOUUD Admission
Tickets will be sold at ~ 30 T. : Gold and tho b,Id
ers Of Tickets will be entitled TO any premium that
niGccm sum o. fwH IIiVn,Srm ,TT rIlr W m
SAND DOLLARS ~ United Statos gold coin will hr
distributed to the holders Of admission tickets fol
lows:
""'" tom .t2nOOO
""Id tom
""ld CON l2OOO
Gold Coin
""d CON 500
"oIh Coiu 5000
'"Id Coin 500
"'" 'oh 500
Is Gold Coin OTIS 81 900 each ............25OO 900
70 Gold Coin Gifts. $500 each ........i25OO
50 Gold Coin Gifts $3.50 each ..............I25O 800
200 Gold Coin Gin- 500 each.................2OO 900
80 Gold Coin Gins. $50 each 1900
1000 dold Coin Gifts. t25 each
l,5OD Gold Coin Gifts. 20 each. 600
$3.50 Gold Coin Giit', $40 esch............. 3I5OO
6,S57 Gold Coin Premiums 1850 900
The Premiums will be awarded ia precisely the
same manner NJ the Concert gwen In Gan Francisco
In aid Of the Mercantile Library.
The Drawing will take place under the management
Of Committee Of well known and rOsprnsIbIc c,ons
Of Calavcras County. Cal
q, lhEAEuRES-faciNc Bank. San Francisco; II. ?.
Hastings Co. Sacramento San joaquin Valley bank
stockton: with whom all moneys will DO Deposited and
all disbursements made
In addition to tho above named Gifts all moneys 70.
ceiVed Tor tile sale 81 tickets. less tho expense will bs
path over To the Board nf Supervisors OF CAayeras
County, for tho liquidation Of tho County Debt
FOR a guarantee that the Premiums will bo fairly
drawn, We respectfully refer 10y pcrrnlsson TO tho
following named gentlemen: Hon. A. T. Adams IBIS.
ttct Judge. Nokclumnr Ili; -. X. Thorn ESQ sheriff
OF IhiAECfas comfy; ". 4 Wallace. Cuun clerk Cal.
/ AyCrh- County John Gallagher. Count. T.p,surcr
CaaNcras County: Chas u. Highly, Editor Cslayrras
Chronicle; j. G.. SCrbncr. Esq Angels; Hon T. x
BeaN"r Slctair""'O. J. %. Severance Eap stockton.
q N D.ak ESQ Stockton; W. l.. dudley. ESQ. stock.
mh' Vol {. Bowman, San Francisco T. Foruan
Esq, Sah f6abciscu, Hon. VIM. iEity san Francisco
"orl sud responsible Agents wantrd Liberal com.
missph7 allowed Parties at distanc" obtain Tickets
ni forwarding checks on any banks san Francisco
sacramento Socktou or any reliable BANKING House
bUsiStss MAEAGt Rs-S L.. priudie, Chairman Bo,rd
Supervisors. san Amdrraa. 4 II Coulter Suporyisnr
second District Kan AudroaE. NJ o. Lewis suuerys ?
IN Ii-iict, san AudrctE. r. Trs,t. Ran Aridrsaa;
h"I "ylie, Nan Nhdfcas. u. Il. rriurc, AItavi.
All orders and communications should DO sIdresnnd
NJ. q. LEWIS, secretary
rr,, - -,.. San AndfeAs. CafOrni..
. WV. i"'L'N' AphN' TON ELEo isa
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ICE DEPOT!
Tax on the Proceeds of the Mines.

STITE ~ NEVADA ELKo CoUSTYl
AssEssCn's 0TTIcE. Elko. Sew. May az. 1871. I
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN, that have thI. day
~ received from tho County Auditor the Assess.
mcnt Roll OF the Taxes III" Proceeds 81 the Mines
for Ia" quarter ending March ~, Is7i for tho
County aiOrrSAid. and that SAID taau- are due and
payable my oic- In Ekp. and the with regard
a. their collection will bc strictly enforced All tAsss
remaining due aud unpaid tho third Monday uqth
day. of June, 1871, will br returned delinquent
HAIRY A. HARylLLE,
m1Itg County Assessor.
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Administrators Notice.

INSTATE OF JOHN HUBER. DECEASED. NOTICE
II - hereby given by IN" undersigned. Admins
traitor ~ the above named estate Ia tho creditors Of
and all persons having Chains against said deceased
To exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers,
within ton months from the first publication Of this
notice, to the unds raigned. at tho Office Of EARII.
SMITH RASD, In the town Of Elku At his office
In Austin. Lander County. Nevada
THOMAS TAYLOR. Administrator.
Dated 27ih 81 May. 1871. my27.4W
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LADIES HAIR DRESSING,

Mrs. pI.:'I''r E.IS Is PREPARED To 10
VI Ladies Hair Dressing in III" Latest styles.
Waterfalls Made mud H'pnIrcd.
RcsiIenoo on Fourth STREET FIX. my?O
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-24

DE VENTA

En Ia casa de d Tsmas Tolosa (hijo)
de Mayaguez. M2q1inas de coser dc IN
carretel con uprcomp!eto repuesto dc pie
zas, otras muy titles y descoaocidas
hssta ley, y ruedas en- 10, pies.
AaqUinas para rzar rope, Aradog de
<aoll mejogadas da todos ndmeros, y sur
cadores, y de Amer 6sean los comedies
pcy AmariIlos.
VenteadoEes para safe y malz y otros
efeotos de agffcultura. Celesss dc 2 y4a
sisntos, lGalesitaa para ninos velocipedos
y jRgaates para ID. Juegts completes en-
nyaebles dc caoba, nogal y otras made
~Tas fnas. Quinqaes de pared, coIgantes y
sobremesa de una 6 luces, Mesitas para
p psles de mdsica: Csmas de hierros, jar
ros y eomboyes piateados, eecritorios de
varias classes, Oristaierias y losa fna.
Guarda oomidas, romanas dc varias
elsscs, desfe uno doce qq. y dc peso
por kilogramo Videt de caoba inodoros
pcquenos, arreos dobles y sencilos, cue
ros para caeza, y otros muchos artfculos,
Al miemo tempo tiene el gusto de c.
ftecer al publico su nuevo estab|ecimien
TO en msderss teDiendo IN complete sur
bdo en- ppen, superior y pino blanco, TIE
jamani dc cipr6s, = alquitrsn eD barriIe>'
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ARTE ERCA N'T'IIs- Y a ~ N.CI0s

22Psrr Nsguabo gta. Esp Ca
ridad cap, don r. Lairondo con pro-
yisiones y | pasagero
FL Para Boston Bin. gta Ingl9s
Elsier cap. 8. Coady con aadyal.
23--Para los pnntos de SD ruta
vapor Esp, Aguila cap. Vllot, efeetos
Y Tasageros
23-Para Aguad LA gta.< Esr. Ca
talina su cap. Tomas Graz con 20
Wis ones y 4 pasageros.
RELACI0N de los pasagerog que con-
duce la Isla Ell vapor Esp. Aguila.
D. Fmenegiao Garcia.
I" Jorge Silva.
g Eladfo Brau.
!" Ramon Salsdrique.
~ Alfonso Rodriguez.
!" Ramon Uveds.
!" j. Bas Barredo.
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.l)erdida. 1.

Della eatencia de D. Ramon Lopez
gu Toa-bala sItio de RIO houdo Sc ha
<esaparecido Ia noshe del5 IN caballo
solRo colorado, alsada 81 cuartas Ca
reto, Ia pata derecha dc atFas blancs
speso corto, entero unas rnanohas blan
sas enslos lonot, como de seia amos y
seflalado de tifar de coche. al que 10
cntrcgus 8 diere ragon de su parade-
s 70 serA gratsfcadc.
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IntereSaYlte.

El Buen Gusto de Francisco 3. BARGE
10 aoaba &c recihiF pIacedcnte de g
verpsol, en- el bergantin San jose los Po
plIDs dc seda con elegantes Istas do dife-
rentes coloTss, como tambian gros ne
gree, y dc colores lisos aprscios dc reali-
zsclon.
Hay Camas de Hero, y DO Metal DO
rsdo todo barato.
Adsnaks un gran surtido de toda clase
de gsneros recibidoa en- u Fragasa Maria
losaqs Idegean realtzar tanto por mayor 90
mo. al detail.
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pf6ximo dejar por algun TEMPO
asta Isla, CD donde tantaa alecoioneg LA
xasrecldo de mis- amigos = conocidGgs,1
principelmente en- los puahf0s desde
AgaadilIa { Mauatyg,-eu que he elercido,
COZ. genaTel, ,aeoptacion, mi profession de
DEEFEEssFA, me hago III dobeF el mani
iestar 4 toios: que nj peEmanencia en-
Aracibo sus innaediaci0aes no podfa ser
nsyor &c dos neeea; aurante los cuales
sskoy dispusto servir, con la nisma Sc
lieitud que 10 ba heaEo hasta hoy, to
dos los que, avisando con a]guns antici-.
psc;on, quiefan utillzsr mis- trabajos Gu
siieha p'ofesion.
PasTto Rico 90 de Fsbrero de 1871.
Etsnislao Martinez. l 6
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SALDAS.

SALIDAS.
22-Para Asecibo gta. Esp. Mer-
ced cap, Don N. Balb;erco proyi-
stones y 10 pasageres -
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AN UN0I0g EXtT'RANG(4ER IS,
I'frezc0 nil pesos de recomnensa

'}frezco nll pesos de reoompensa
u un caeo cua lqu;era de las s:euientes
enfefme'saaes que despucs de declara.las
lncnTabe;s per Ia faca,tad m6dica, no SO
suren raiicamente CON el renedio de orc
del Dr.. R;cIlaras.--.m Balsa-
ulo de orc 70 / del DIR, R;cba
rds cara las ulsaras enyeieci-
dae, !la8it;s en Ia garganta.
o]es eAiersl3s, erupcioues Gu
taneas J eaGegmda.los del ci &.
s.an, desarFaiganeso q IN tempo.
La entoF5ue.lad y 9! E2ercurio que SO ha-
~ tona5}p q 9tes. Pre- 10 S s por botella,
q dos hot9ias tor s 9 D5sis: una euclla-5
rasliia, de ias Ga torlar t6. tres veces all
lia, eni;sad6samente loedidas, despues de-
oAlr bian ia bvtsiia. IJ B1lsaaao de ORC
4: del Doctur, cura {! Feulnasismo mas
par'inaz. 5e pueds coseer Y beber cuanto
Sc qo.ern, pleeio S 5 por boteIIa dos be-
teia 9or S 8 's6si>: jgual a anterior.
Ell a3l5adots ae oro del Doctor Riclsau cl.ra
radioalmente aisndo muy insfensivoy agra
dable ia irritacion plgira males de la
ollna.
pracio S 3 por b6t9l;a H e7ini, dc amor
del Dr. I}tcjsGa, cura radiealniente tedos
los <.c@sriegios ,le Ia orina. Para mlIlares
30 pers1naa aera este renedlo IN pfeaen-
to i2e2tiinab 9. Pfscio psr botell;. 5y
dos bota:laa per S 8. La preparation de
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cilo places en- deslIoar'as al nEoyecho 2
al!vio 3e Il liumaFii.iad doliente. Recib:i~e
Ia que $ a el valor ros cofreo 6 expveso,
80 o1vjataa es}os remedies 4 cUa!quiera
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oon1isse d. ios relna5lica de orc de! DR..
Ri Ia4gslS. Ii bo$ella Ieya en 81 mismo
vi1gio 81 nombre del DR.. D. B Richards,
prop;e:ario laico. O as9ryese Ii marca de
Ia ;4a:jca ga la envol5ara exterior Ia
fifua escrita Gil Ia etilneta interior. Di.
rigiTse al Dr.. =. 3: RICHARDS 20 22S.
Varck street Ncw-YUk.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-24
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70 3s.090, y do uaa leontina-de Gro con.
esiaboncitos lsbrados y dige cen pisdra
gate color ccniza y n. gre.
La persona que diere noticias ael para
dero do caalquiera Go estas prendas sers
gr8tiGcado con $50, 4-6