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National Republican., 1876-11-16
AUCTION SALES.
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Fufuro Days.
T,HOMAs DowLINa, Auctioneer.

THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
ATTRACTIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR FURSI-.
n On FRIDAY MORNING, November II,
" 1876, commencing 81 10 O'Clock, at the residence
IE1 street, between Fourteenth and Flf-
teenth northwest, shall sell the following excel
lent Furniture:
Parlor Furniture:
Hair and Busk Mattresses, Bedding;
Fine Chroinos and EDgrayings;
Brussels. ThTee-ply and Ingram Carpets;
Walnut u. 7. Stdeboard;
Walnut Extension Dining Table;
Walnut Dining Chairs, Window HanginSs;
superior Silyer-piated Ware;
China and Glass Ware; .. ~ F..
Walnut Hat Rack. Ice Box: -'
Wbeebr & Wilson Sewing Machine, cost SIS;
D. Cooking and Heating stoves; .... ~ --
nois Tfios BOWLING. Auet.
CATALOGUE SALE : :
ENTIRE EFFECTS SF TaE METROPOLITAN
containing abnut three hnndred rooms, and COM
prfsing the following: Rosewood Case Plano Forte
and other Rosewood and W alnut Parlor Furniture;
Velvet. English and American Carpets; elegant
Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany Wardrobes;
solid Rosewood, WaInur and Mahogany Chamber
Suites: nperior Hair Mattresses, Husk Mattresses
and Spring Underbeds; superior Feather Pillows
and Bolsters; large collection of superior Blank
cts, Comforts, Sheets, Spreads. Pillow and Bolster
plated Ware, Cutlery, China and Glasswars: large
number OF Dining Tables. Copper Cooking Uten-
On MONDAY MORNING, November %. 1873. at
10 O'Clock and continuing from day to day at tnat
noyi6 THOS. BOWLING, Auctioncpr
National Republican., 1876-11-16
HENRY Il. SEARLH,

ABCHITkCzs
ne = street. Oppesfes Fest once d
p9rtDeEt.
National Republican., 1876-11-16
GO a. T.!

T. EDW. CLARK g. CO.,
Dealers I'm Lumber, Wood and Coal,
Once, Sos PennsyiTanis avenue, northwest corner
Sixth Wharf, Depot and Planning Mill, foot OF
Fourth street east. ocS-tf
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-23

neys DO not 20 unsrIaed, and they
are Of q character 70 make the
most desperate defense Of their
nrsa The Indians. there is every
reason 70 believe, have determined
20 resent their presence, and are
BOW forming eonbinatiODof tribes
70 hem IN and massacre the emf
grants The government has evil
IDENTIFY determined 10 protect these
white people in the best Of its abil-
itr. Gen. Costsr. 81 Fort Lincoln,
vii be 10 q position to draw from
the various forts Of the Territory,
sDd concentrate the available troops
a. the shortest notice. The loes-
ton has been chosen apparently
with the design Of forcing what
lighting is 70 be done, either 10 the
north or west Of the Black Hills
II the Indians were able 10 eonfine
It 20 The Hills themselves, the war
ARE might be as long, bloody and
,iseouraging as the Sfodoc war il
he lara beds.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-23

cept that belief or modify their own
by II. the purpose Of the testimony
il bad one and il il is introcuc-
ed BY any speeions plea that il is
merely testimony Is TO rtp1tation,
which may always be given in 8
criminal case. there WI inevitably
be feeling in the public mind that
Grant has interfered Improperly
with the court Of justice.
There is another reason why 10
such testimony should be introduc-
ed IN the 3abe0ek CASA reason
which is not dependent upon the
general character or want Of ebs.-
actsr Of such testimony, bat is
based upon the Presidents peculiar
unftness 70 give testimony as to
character Of any Official The man
who has given certificates Of char
acter to Williams and Delano. who
fnds nothing in the public career
Of BOSS" Sbeperd 10 unfit him for
Any station DO matter how exalted,
who rewards . Richardson with a
i1dgesbip and appoints 8 Billings
10 another, ought not 10 be permit
d 70 offer himself before any court
q ChristeDdom as competent wit
less to character. He is impeacb- I
d in advance, and by bis own no
orious arts-Free Press
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-23


According TO Republican author
ity-wbich. however, cannot be
wholly depended upon-it is part
OF the Democratic programme at
.Washingtcn to get through with
the Congressional business at as
early day as possible, and there is
talk Of naming the 18th day OF
April az the day Of adjournment.
While i. Is utterly absurd, with on
Iy three appropriation bills passed
by The Honse to think seriously Of
saying definitely when the present
session shall come to an end, there
is good sense in desiring to bring
the session 10 a close as soon as
practicable. The saving in money
would not be near as large as would
be inferred from the statement oc-
cassioDally male that every day
Congress is In session costs the
country $4,000 or $4,000; for as
members Of Congress, and for the
most part Congressional employees,
receive an annual compensation and
not a fixed sum per diem, a consid-
ersble portion Of the legislative ex-
penses is the same, whether Con-
gross is in session for one day in the
year or for three hundred. On some
items Of expenditnre--such as
pripting--therc would be consid-
erablc reduction by reason Of
short session OF Congress.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-23

II the reports which was made
public as to the character of the testi-
mony given by the President in the
Babcock case can be relied on, that
testimony is the most contradictory
ever offered in a court Of justice.
That the President should testify
as to the truth or falsity OF the
charge, that Babcock influenced, or
sought to influence him in respect
to orders affecting the whisky ring
is perfectly natural for there is a
strong probability that the ques-
ton Of Babcock's influence, or bis
attempt to exercise Influence, will
become material. But if the Pres
ident has undertaken to testify, as
reported, to his belief as to Bah
cocks guilt or innocence in re-
spect to the whisky conspiracy, he
has testified upon q point which is
not In issue and his testimony can
have but one purpose and that
bad one. II is not Of any. impor-
lance in the case now on trial
whether the President believes
guilty or innocent. Even
II IL could be shown that tie Pres
ident has bad before him before
mp his judgement all the
facts before the jury, It would still
be for the latter to say what they
believe from those facts, and not to
govern themselves by Grants be-
lief And because the only posi-
bic effect Of expressing the Presi-
Dental belief on this point would
An Tho inducing. of The larry Ia ac-
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-23
A Black Revolt.


executive session Of the Senate on
the evening Of the 10Th. Senator
Bruce "a negro Republican him.
self Of Mississippi, managed 70
obtain the floor, and scattered bis
torpedoes IN sll directions. He
said that the eolored men Of the
South had suffered every indignity
from the white radicals, and their
rights had been tranpied u3der
foot by those who were supposed
20 represent the government. In
stead Of protecting their rights
under the constitution President
Grant bad deserted them and left
them helpless under the heel Of
iespo:isin. II was useless 10 con-
ces1 The truth any longer, President
Grant had not kept his promises.
bis administration was failure, 50
far as justice 70 the colored voters
RI the South was concerned. Bot
The grand climax was reached in
he descriptive recital q the out
RACES committed on the people Of
which Mr. Bruce is a representa-
tive, when lie declared with triiling
emphasis that the tiIae for looking
% the administration FOR help had
passed that there was 10 help for
the negroes unless they made peace
with the Democrats; that il was
the only measure Of safety left for
them; that the leading white radi-
Gals Of the South were untrutbful
and treacherors; that they used
the negro for selfish purposes only,
and did not scruple TO have him
killed in order to furnish POLITICAL
capital to the party; that the
negroes could not further trust
them, but would be compelled, for
self protection and quiet, TO form
POLITICAL alliance with the resident
white men Of the South, who, as a
class, were honest and trustworthy.
Senator Bruce concluded his ter
rible phillip against the misrule
and outrage Of the Republican
party in the South with the solemn
declaration that he knew what be
was talking about; that the color
ed voters Of the South were not to
be deceived any longer by admin
istration promises.
AS campaign document, CON-
Ing from Republican senator who
has had ample opportunity to wit
ness the reconstruction measures
Of the party in power in the South,
the speech of Senator Bruce will
DO more to make Democratic votes
than a thousand like that uttered
by Blaine and bis colleagues, Re-
publican. Out Of their own mouths
are they condemned, and thus are
rudely scattered TO the winds the
hate and hideosities Of Morton,
Blaine and others.-Courier.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-23

The repeal Of the New York
compulsory education l. nov de-
msuded because its enforcement
has 90 Increased the attendance,
that the accommodations are woe
folly deficient. snd the dangers 70
wbieh children are subjected are
largely increased in consequence.
il l. hardly necessary 10 state that
The enforcement Of the act in this
State has not been atteBdrd with
the objections claimed in the en-
pare state.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-23
THE MORNING COURIER,

Recent political events strongly indicate speedy
return Of the Democratic party TO supreme power
in the nation. The House 81 Representatives is
now Democratic by large majority the govern
ment OF more than one half OF the States is adj
minifterei BY Democrats the party enters upon
the Presidential contest With the brigetest hopc.
and under the most substantial encouragtrnent.
The wonderful revelations Of rascaiity and cor
rnption on the part OF Republican LEADERS, which
have burdencd the press and Mortified the people
during the past three years, makes Il clearly The
duty OF every man TO take an artlve part in the
great contest Of the present year. More than at
any previous time during the history Of the coun-
try, Trustworthy daily Newspaper Il now nee
esesary TO- every citizen, In order that he may
intelbeently discharge his political duties. The
crat newspaper. IL will be devoted 10 the work Of
aiding Ia fescuing the nation from the party that
has debnuced IT, service. squanderpd its treasure
and enslavcned it, liberties 1t will advocate a
speedy return 10 specie payments, but believes
that th,s result should be brought about by eco
not by arbitrary enactment IL believes in green
backs az par, and the same currency for the rioh
and the poor. IL will advocate Home Rule Free
Trade, Public Economy, the old cardinal princi-
pics Of the Democratic party. r- 90
The Courier has established Widespread repu-
tation as first class newspaper, The aim of its
management IL TO make II all that the public in
these hurTying days can desire, namely "A com
plete newspaper. Every facility known 10 mod
ern journalism will be utilized 20 ensure the
prompt presentation Of al important intelligence
from all parts Of the world. while the utmost care
will be exercised 10 CLEAN only such as is worth
printing. In short, The Courier will give all the
news ~ promptly any other paper and CON-
dcn-ed into more attractive and readable form
than the blanket sheets.
dollars per annums OF. fifty cents per month, in
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-23

MORTGAGE sALE.-Deiault having been
vi made in the coalitions Of a certain indenf'ue
Of mortgage. made and executed on the 18th day
Of May. a. ID. 1870. BY Samuel Ro>en;hal, q the
city Of Alpena, 20 William II. Potter and George
r. L-vis and recorded in fhe Office q the Reei--
feT Of Deeds, offhe county Of Alpena, Michigan.
on The sixth day Of june. A. l.. 1874 in Liber
a. o. mortgages. On page twenty i've which said
mortgage. was on the End day u June, 1874, duly
assigned by William II. Potter. 90 George r.
Lewis, aud the assignment thereof duly rooOrlel
IN the Office Of the Regsster VI Deeds, Of Alpcna
county, Michigan, on The 9th day Of June. 1874 in
Later ~ Of mortgages, on page 325. and which
said mortgage Was on the ihirtieth day Of July,
a. j.. iEi duly assigned by George r. Lewis 70
Israel n. Smith. sag,inaw county, Michigan. and
the a-rlgnmcnt thereof duly recorded in the Office
Of the Register Of Deeds, Of AIpena county. Mich
iSan, on The trsi day Of August, A. ID. 1874, in
mortgage there II claimed 70 he due at the date OF
this notice for principal aud interest the sun Of
two hundred and thirty-three dollars s233,OOl,
and alec The further SUN Of thirty dnllnr. as a
reasoDebls attorney fee, ~ sroyided for in said
mortgage. and no proceedings having been had or
taken. either in law or equity, 10 COLLECT the debt
remaining due and secured by said mortgage, or
any part Thereof. Therefore, 80
Notice "a hereby gwen, that by virtue Of
power Of sale IN z,fd mortgage contained, on
Thur,day, the 18th day 90 May, A, D. 1870, az two
O'Clock 10 the afternoon Of SAIL day, at the front
ioor Of Poiters brick block, on second street,
IN the city OF Aipsns, az the county Of A,Dena,
that icing the place for oii!ng the Cucui,
court for uIe county u Alpena',
shall sell ~ public auction or yendue 70 the
highest bidder. the promises described in sd
mortgage. or 30 much thereof as may BE- necessary
to sa'isfy and pay the amounts due for principal
and interest, and attorney fee, and the cost. and
expenses Of said sale. Said premises being de-
seribed 10 said mortgage az follows: All those
CERTAIN pieces or parcels % land situate in the
city Of Alpeua. ia county OF Alpcna and State of
Michigan and described as follows 20 Wit: lots |
number three 10 and four al, in block n-rnber |
nine o.. in Po;ier's addition 10 the village nov
city o. Alpena, Mich, according 10 the recorded |
plat thereof. 'l'l
'fs ISRAEL y. SMITH,
Assignee.
G. W. WIssEn. Attorney for Assignee. '-S0--
Datci Fcb Itch 1870 a1-wIa
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-23

c. w. wIssEn, Attorney for Assignee. 20
Datei FEB. 18th. 1876. 23swI3-
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-23
Brack Hills.


II Is now estimated that there
viii be from 5000 to 10000 white
persons in and about the Black
Hills by next summer. Emigrants
are flocl.ing In there, under tho
continued rumors Of gold, by two
routes. Some go TO Yankton and
from there follow the course OF the
Missouri river to Fort sully, when
they make an entrance TO the Hills.
Offers 80 to some point on the Un-
ION Pacific railroad like Julesburg
or DuchneIl, and from there start
for the Hills on foot. Tho men
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-23


Babeock's case looks desperate.
I. las been proven BY the long
absent witness, Everest, that Joyce.
Elo Is Low under conviction and
tentence IL States pfison as one Of
the chief o. TIE whisky ring.
placed 800 IN one envelope ad-
dressed 70 Bsbcock, and another
500 in another envelope addressed
70 Avery, TIE latter nov Under con-
rictioD, and requested him Ever
est 10 deposi: them in the post
Office as be did Major g. ines Of
the army testified to receiving let
ters from Babcock for Mcdonald
under cover Of bis own addrses-
most damaging circumstan;ial evil
dence. Why shorld the secretary
Of the President be conducting
honest correspondence with this
whisky thief in public Office. IN
der secret cover, through q third
par.yi Other witnesses testified
70 the fact, already proved in pre-
yiops cases, that Babcock labored
successfully with the President and
the Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue TO keep the whisky ring
Of thieying officials 10 ST. Louis
after the commissioner had become
convinced Of their guilt and order
cd their removal.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-23

hMTCnMen and Women 20 sell non
WAN lUbreaking Lamp Chimneys. LOCO
700 sold the first six weeks. Sample so cents.
Terms Free. Williamson & Co., Chicago, Ill.
-r.-.. 49,. 23jwi
DATENTs. Have you nm invention for which
you oesire Patent, either in the u. s. any
foreign country Then send 10 the Mechanics
and Inventors Association, the only reliable
Patent Agency in Michigan 81 w. Congress ST..
Detroit. THOS. 3. SPRAGUE, President. 236-i
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-23
THE WEEKLY COURIER,

Has large circulation in every western State
and territory. II Is our aim 10 make The Weekly
Courier the best family paper in the West, and
we shall continue 10 give in its columns n large
amount of miscellaneous reading matter. such n.
stories, tsilce poems, scientific iutsiisenoe and
agricultural information for which we are not
able 70 make room IN our daily edition. The asrri-
cultural department especially ono Of its promi-
nenf features. The fashions are also regularly
reported in ifs coamns, and 20 are the markets Of
every kind. Terms-sl.2 20 per year, postpaid.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-23
MORE LIGHT"
Duncan's Masonic Ritual

contains all the lectures in hrst seven degrees
plete Ceremonies Of Initiation, Passing Raising
and Advancing With Address, charge, Ex-
hOrtafiOns 10 Candidates. by the AID Of this VAL
uable book. any Mason IL Z. short time quail
~ himself % take the chair - Master u a Lodge
Bound IN cloth $40 /: Leather Tucks pocket
took style. zoo. seai by rlail, postage paid,
On receipt OK the pIice ~
YORK. 2S5ys
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-23

Politicians cf the genuine loyal
stripe 80 Washington continue 70
urge upon the President the neees-
city Of cheeking the reckless en-
thasiau of his ssbordinates, who
have already driven 50 nany sound,
serricesble, and liberal partisaas
into The peniter:iary. Appeals q
this sort are especially numerous
from the west, where the reprta-
tons even Of congressman have
been asssiled ty rumor, and where,
!; Is admitted, the direct a2preheD-
siors of disaster 70 the party
through the sacrifice Of the cher
isbed leader, are felt, IL these terrible
prosecutions, and the consequent
and continued seeking for evidence,
70 o. unchecked !, Is Dow very
loudly LiDted IL select circles that
Il Bris.oT and bis men are defeated
IL tie B2bcock case, bis place VII
lie made 50 uncomfortable Tat ss.i-
srssPec. vii compel hin 70 rscate
i, ard hat thus future secur-
III 70, the inpereiial Leaders Of tie
party of grand moral IDEAS ard a.
eoio.ic s!s1o-ity nay be guar.D-
ised-CAicago Times.
The New York herald., 1876-01-16
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C.. WANTED,
In This city and Brookiyn.

A PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND SOl
n would like (Msy sooner high stoop brown ston,
House mirrors and aNtures furnished half bloc
Rom 5th av above 23d 81 lease years; rent S2U
per month. lower Part OF House, less Address
With number, PROFESSIONAL. box i3s Herald Uptow
Branch office
The New York herald., 1876-01-16
WINTER RESORTS.

LNXCURSION TO THE TROPICS.-AN EXCURSION
II win leave New York every three weeks. CALI
ing at Havana Procreso. Campeche Vera Cruz, Tnxpan
Tampco and New Orleans from there For
tculars apply TO r. ALEXANDRA SONS, 33 Broadway.
New York.
DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL NEW PROVIDENCE
III Bahama Islands land OF perpetual summer. For cir
culars, containing full information apply to JAMES LID
GERWOOD Co, 75S Broadway.
The New York herald., 1876-01-16

DTCHARD wALfBIls SONS, AuCTIONEERs.
IL Assignee's sale. Groceries. Teas. SOAP. &c.
i sell on Monday los o'clock at saesroom 27 East
Broadway large W GrOceriesyz 100 boxes
scan 2 boxes starch - Raisins chests
canned Tomatoes. Peaches Berries &c Blacking. i'm.
ported Pickles. Mustard Pepper sweet Di Lard. Butter
Cheese Catsnp blue Nermicei. khne Wine. Champagne
&e also lot fancy and other Goods
The New York herald., 1876-01-16

A PEREMPTORY SALE OF
n first class Silver Plated Ware,
including Tea Sets Castor Cake Baskets Dishes
Butter Dishes. Knives. Forks. Spoons Carvers &c &C.
MONDAY and TU EsDAY. at II O'Clock,
by GEORGE W. KELLER, Auctoneer,
81 Liberty ST.
The New York herald., 1876-01-16
HOTELS.


nj MAhLboRoUGH HOUSE. AMERICAN PLAN COR
ner ooth q and 9Th Murray HillTwo hne Suits
one corner Parlor first hoov with large Bed
crate. '' ~
SlATH AVENUE HOTEL CORNER I4TH ST-EURO
- pSSn paAn single Rooms 50 S6 per suite
= 10 80 nrst Glass restaurant moderate prices
SourHERN HOTEL. $40 Bf foADwAY- CORNER Sd
~ st-Anerlcan plan. - day: permanent boarers AZ
reduced rates. u lew nice Rooms vacant and good
table. '' ~ =" -
TUE HOWARD LODGING AND READING Rooms
l49 Chatham s.. remember Is the only nj ace here
you can get a spring bed Tor 20 cents per night
INVEST END HOTEL. FORT WAsHTNGTOy YPV
w York cy.-First class AT half rates
till May baths with all rooms CHAS IA SIIET-I.EY
COUNTRY BOARD.
A MONTHLY NURSE OF LONG EXPERIENCE NOW
n residing short distance in the country will take
lady 20 board during confinement. Address Mrs III n
DAVIS, box PA Post office, Mount Vernon
A PARTY OF GENTLEMEN DESIRING HOME COM
n forts be accommodated with double Rooms
single path connecting fire. gas
and di.ner; 35 minutes by rail. Address f. MORTIMER
East Orange.
w WANTED-cOUNTRY BOARD.-A. YOUNG GENTLE
w desires comfortably furnished Room and good
Board Tor his mother in pleasant family living In quiet
place within hours of the city Address stating
and full particulars JUNIOR Herald Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1876-01-16

T.
MISCELLANEOUS.
49,
nETECrIVE J. PRIOR HATE SPECIAL OFFICER
IL with Lord Taylor all private business specially
~ BUNOuT ARTIST LADIES' HAIRDREssER
W. late with Auguste Petit No Rue de Ia Pax, Paris
has Just received IRON Mr. Auguste Hair Net. for
ladies front hairs also his style Of Colnea LAS
broadway, hrst noor. near 20th -
The New York herald., 1876-01-16

ITO LET-FLATS IN NEW BROWN STONE HOUSE
Il No. 523 West 49th six rooms; modern improve
ments; gas dumb waiter; watcrcoset each fiat
SIS to $22. Apply to Il. HAY, promises.
The New York herald., 1876-01-16

CPLENDID FLOORS. REDUCED RENTS BY OWNER
- Private house, 222 East sd i) I'd av 44tl
1850 I'd av., 57th elegant order; fine ocu
lions; improvements; suitable genteel families
The New York herald., 1876-01-16

On THURSDAY. at - o'clock,
81 Nassau ST.,
referees sale of entire stock of carriage
Wagons, Phaetons &c. On exhibition Wedne esday. See
under 'Horses and CarriagesN
The New York herald., 1876-01-16

ht tht pf1VAto ftAIucHce East
doors from 4th av.,
on MONDAY MORNING, January IL. at ioi2 o'clock
opportunity for housekeepers Over 4OO lots useful
Household Furniture 20 Carpets magnificent rosewood
Panoforte elegant satn brocade and harcDtb
Parlor Suits; Mirrors. Curtains Paintings Tables Bed
steads Bureaus. Mattresses Bedding lounges Chairs,
Sideboard Extension Tables, Glass, China Sverware,
Cutlery. &c. sale positive.
The New York herald., 1876-01-16
DENTISTRY.

A SET or TEETH MADE IN THREE HOURS AT l2s
"A West 34th ~ between 9th and 7th avs, Broad
way Special mechanical dentistry; coral, rubber rose
Regulators kc Take green from st. ferry or 8th
nv Broadway
NEwBROUGH l2s West s4th st.
BEAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL TEETH Ss $40; sIN1LR
ID 81; warrunted: silver Filings. SOC. New York Dentn
Rooms. 2B2 sixth avenue Sundays until 2
INR WHITE DENTIST, I55BrH Av-sETs OF TEETH
~ - - $40: siver Filings, 5oc; Gold and Piatina,
81 All work warranted Open Sunday ti l.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-08
/ RRoDuoE0ss .xARa0ai

~ Celery mo Rydad, en- 81 siasg dsvdsivs iASabs
ap pzanitly eoler sin menchar 81 pdtia III OH1par
r0pa Enteranente inofensiyo este prOdueto 10 con
tiene nitrate de plata. III - - = ~
Ja5on Asrcnda de jago de Esio de 1scAs.gs. Il as
suave, mas emoente 81 llas perfscto de,todos los
iaboues de tccador 8sTGfFs
Acete ogada NIanda, para detener la caida dsa
eabeo, hacerle crecer darle suavidad brillantea
!. 1guo de AGnGag0, nueva aqua de tooocador del
,Iapon, extraida del P;sus Jap6sssca. -
tstrqcso de hGaangs para 81 panlelo ottsaido por
Ia destilsoIon de las flores del Psspy Jop5s.;ca.
Aguo &c flores de Lirso Rsigoud, para blaaquear :
Dep6site en- las principalss Perfumerfa : Pelp.r.
rfas en- Puerto Rico, - s-s1~'