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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-12

En- este nueVo pero yl ae ead tai ecimiento
Sc hhn rncihido &, Liverpool por berganin "Saito-
ma, pDr lgoletn TrigucNa lie SGnth6Inas. tte "a
dZ por vapor 'Sanlander" nh hotoInso V Nt"ia Il
suridp de lodas clases dc conseN: ~ aIimeaticins
tutaS sn luo franceSaS esai'l:s, Vines dc Je
roz 4sd reaes h2trlla hnstA -, pu cnen5; ada
snss de - ciaseS CON un sinndnert dc mesa ntt
de yHri;is prorincias de Ia Peninsula
Lle@ala de Ba:cel ma Il; Do';t@ra l:ici"nal Nue.
va Ventura tie Anbercs sr.rsaitib Dos Culiada;'
sus dueiios 81 l,oder nlrceer ii isiico svole
etor para estes alat.S dias ,s,tuisitos Vinos FRI
COS otros cfrCtoS de esmef;iuo gtistp.
los l6ven,s dc etIsto O enfmoletlos les oirero-
mos com pleto surtdo dc tajts de tuicns abrian-
ldos conts inismos de lit fibric ll;ls acrediia-
d,l delmundo F. lomanans'' t'%nosl d esluisto
g}sto, cle1.an,ia lulu para r@s;lloS.
Audan pues. Ii Ell. GOlMAl'Duu allarin Guam
To apetc2Han frcsco. burn0, hArato.
\ los SrcS. Comerc.antas de- los puehOs dc III isla
les orecemos ggand"s nj ja3 1e precios III ppr
mayor con preepneia ntustros articdlos iaVoriio
yinOS en- calaS ff;n"eScS Hsnaoes EcneroSl,s Str-
tids cuatro classes des,ie II una Ii - Champagne
Vermouth. Licores suftido5 gtllcta, fr' seas. bas
De aZ0car grandes pequenas. ener3 !!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-12
EN- CAYEY.

Acabo lie haeerme cargo del taller de Ebanlste-
ria perteneciente Don Ramon Frado donde 80
construyen muebles de todas classes &c componen
eaulbio he otros mueblcs sea por dinero y TODD
aprecios moderados Diciembro 2S do 1874. = An
tonic Escales
Con el fin de realizar bastantes in9redientes
otroS ohjeos pcrteneeentes nj arte neabo do abrir
nnevamentn m; galeria donde me eIrcuentran dis-
puesto retratnr. deada la de la maHana hasa laA
precos de rcazacion. Cayey. Diciembrc ~ dc 1885,
Ramon Fratle. 11
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-12

ts3 natqario era despues de meadfhtqae, q iefe
Ia dc almtrante,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-12
.LA HONRADEZ
DE SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO,
del G. de Coca y Comp.
PreeiOs cOlricntcs.

DE I.A FonrALEzA. . EaQuINA LA TANcA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-12
Carruai0S.

De Gonaaczv Ramos Salen @iat atialHcnta las
dos dc IL tri' PARA hiO- picdras Carolina Gguils:
las c,.s.tro para CantTtjus Ho piedfa~. Gcldoa i
tltas hQrgs. - Cae lo Ia Eortalcga ndn, u. 3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-12

ROGER Sc CASA. PELEAN cATALANEs Y GE-
NoyESES DENTRO DE C0NSTANIINopLA.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11

THshH are times when deep under,
current Of religious feeling pervades
whole communities and even states.
Instead of being flippantly disposed of
and carelessly treated, the circumstance
should be hailed with Joy by every
lover Of pure morals, virtuous people
and the good order, peace and security
OF society. Our system of laws, our
plan of government and our hopes for
future earthly excellence and happiness,
are oil founded upon the sacred truths
taught by the bible. Any circumstance
which tends to quicken or intensity
this religious sentiment is of the ut
most importance in o political sense,
The teachings OF the bible are admir-.
ably calculated to make men better
The higher the grade of public morals
the less II costs to govern, so every le-
climate means to affect this good
purpose should be used, and every per.
son giving himself up to the unseliish
work, should be encouraged in every
possibly way by every lover of his coun.
try in the land. We trust the labors
OF the evangelist, DR.. Grant, will be
fully appreciated and encouraged by the
enlightened citizens of this the repre-
sentative city of north Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11

Tho ineontrovertible testimony oiiered by
those who have used Dr., Pierce's FaYorito
Prescription Induced the doctor TO soil u
under positive guarantee, Many ladies
have rofralnod from using II on account OF u
general feeling OF prejudice against adver'
tlsod medicines Let mo ask question:
Are you prejudiced against sowing ma
chimes because you have seen them adYer'
tised2 or can YOU doubt tho ingenuity and
skill required In their lnvcn'ion' Agnin,
would you refuse 10 Insure your houie be.
cause tho com pany advertised that u had
paid millions In losseH and yet had cupi-
tai of several millionR Do such advertise
ments shake your confidence, ana create
preludico1 Then why refuse to credit the
testimony OF those who have found the Fa-
vOrlte Prescription to be all mat In claimed
0ritin overcoming those ailments peculiar
10 your SEX why submit 10 the use OF
harsh, ana perhaps caustic treatment, thus
ngprnvntlng your malady when relief Is
guaranteed, and a positive, perfeat' and per-
mnuct cure has been effected In thousands
OF cases?
WABASH STATION, H., Oct AZ, lsiG.
Il. v. Pierce, NJ, d., Buif'lo, n, y;
DEAR sIR--AllOw me TO extend my most
sincere thanks 10 you for the grent benoll
nv wife has received rom the use OF your
FnyorIte Prescription. Sho suffered almost
intOlerab y before using so medicine, ana
| had tried the Skin Of several physicians
hut 10 10 purpose, Flnn.ly, | thought /
would give the Favorltr Prescription trial,
and she IL now SCUM and we'll
Very gratefully yours,
.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11
An Amusing Incident nj n Brida =
Party.

New York Times Last Thursday
evening member of the Elk associa.
ton, of Brooklyn, f. D., was married to
young lady residing Oh Humboldt
street. In the height of the festivities
the joker of the association by some
means got possession of the brides tiny
satin slipper. This he circled about his
head as the guests, attracted by the
brides timid scream, began to gather
about him. "How much, ladies and
gentlemen" said he. lam offered for
this jewell The guests, fully appre.
eating the joke, freely made bids. Up.
on a bid Of seventy dollars being made,
the ameteur auctioneer feigned to be
displeased, and exclaimed: "Why, the
little bunch Of ribbons on il is worth
more than that" The bid having been
raised to one hundred aud twenty-five
dollars, il is said by an admirer of the
young bride, the members of the asso.
citation themselves began to compete
for the possession Of the slipper, and
with a call of one hundred and fifty
dollars gained the prize. The fortunate
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11
A ConsuI,nllon or nnllronn OnlcIni..

Special to the st. Luis Times: The
railroad managers are waking up to
the necessity of an advance in rates of
all kinds, especially those of freight,
and NJ, +. Ingalls,, receiver of the In
dianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette
road, has issued circular letter to the
chief railIoad officials of the country,
asking that consultation be had as to
q uniform advance, giving as reason
that the business public, as well as the
railroad people see the absolute neces>
sity of the step, and will not only nc
quiesce in it, but have already been
urging the prudence Of such step. The
letter clo,es by suggesting Cincinnati
as the place of meeting, but leaving
that open for future consideration.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11
-enaeisls IN Cubs Almost Despair of
ssbdufng che Insurgents.

Advices from Havana via Key West,
August 4th, say that rumors are current
that Jovellar will resign and be sue.
ceeded by General Blanco. General
Martinez Compos has sent dispatches to
the king explaining the situation Of the
campaign, and stating that the insur.
gents are so well supplied with informa.
ton by spies, and their facilities for dis.
banding when pursued are such that il
takes FIVE hundred soldiers to look after
ten insurgents. General Compos, there
re,requires fifty thousand more troops
10 crush the insurrection. Campos fur
Their says the insurgents will only sur,
render on receiving their independence,
and recommends the Spanish govern
ment 70 adopt one proposition or the
other.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11

THE present struggle in this district
over the vacant judgeship. illustrates
forcibly the miserable character of the
wretched judiciary article of the consti~
sutton. The sacredness of the office of
Judge of our courts of justice is lost
by these unseemly squabbles for the
place. The reserve and dignity, which
should characterize the man who daily
passes upon matters affecting the pros
toundest interests OF the people cannot
be maintained under such system.
We do hope that au amendment will
speedily be adopted providing for the
resumption of the old plan of appoint,
ment by the governor and it should be
provided further, that any attempt to
use undue means to influence his choice
be regarded and punished as misde-
mesnor We say this without the
slightest intention Of rejecting upon
the gentlemen who aspire to the posts
tion, but only with the purpose of using
the circumstance as strong argument
in favor ofdoing away with the elective
feature, which unavoidably tends to
these scenes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
l. Whereas, on the LIST day OF January q,
ID. 1876, W. y, stowe ana NJ. X. stowe us
wife, executed and delivered To the uhueJh
signed their certain deed of trust W -ll 10
was duly recorded ia book ~ pages ioo "
l69, In the office Of the clerk oil tue eVuhv
court OF Dallas county and state oil le ss'
conveying TO the nm ersgned, a. tIusstII
the following described lana lying LuI si
county and STAT, and known as pait u,, y, M,
number two o. in bio K +, OF The luDeINii l',
addition to the city Of alias, and beglnn
at the northeast corn, of Martha anu ~ ~ ~
streets; thence running nOrthwaTdly h i'hhs
the east line OF Ervay street lOl % zee. " inh
southwest corner OF the lot sOld 10 AuOlh as
Calm; thence eastwaidly at right apgS
with Ervay street 1874 feet TO sara osn ~
southeast corner; thence I'm a sOutheill 80,
rection parallel with Ervay street W. ~,
thence along the north line OF MaflIla nj
westwardly 10 the point OF beglnhlhs' stgv
whereas the said deed OF trust con- yar.
said land was executed TO secure lie NJ.
ment offs certain prUnissoty note inauo "a 20
the said ". n. Stove ami NJ. X. StuNo
Amelia Polacheok for part OF tue puI,,l ~
money of said land, which salu NUS ,ii.rS.
tie sum of ore thousand and MY gv navs'
dated December ~. ls75, and due am ~. ~ Ger
BILE twelve months thereafter with teh "a
cent interest per annum rom dhte, a., Of
uprn which said note there Is u -
s5G0 paid tue 5ih day 81 February, A; p,.arcsi
the bhl4ncf OF pFinclpdl Huu w aud
thereon being still due and unpalu. Iii
whereas IL rs provided by the term, o. u, he
deed nf trust that in case o. deiauit ~ ,a,or
payment Of said note. according TO iis lsDo ar
and effect. with the interest due tneIso srch
any part thereof, the underSg 20, - 20.
trustee, should have full power, W hsu ~
piled 10 by the holders Of said ptoi l ~ al.
note, aud after giving ten days notice ~ =, in
vertisemeut in a newspaper pu,olllsslL.,g,i.es.
the said city OF Dallas, 90 sell said ~ 30,
the said land, and apply enougn on ,o,,,ght
ceeds Of sale 10 paw whatever mou.. -. de-
be due on said promissory note. n u5e,t Of
fault having beon made In the - Iin,.iIsrs
said cite, and az tlis request OF ths - no.
thereof, tine rndersigned hereby q ,SgHst,
lice that on SATURDAY. the u Day vl .1p.essssd
Isl. before The courthouse Goor III .tlls.iosk
city Of Dallas between the bourS ~ n q rub
q. m. and O'Clock p m, he VIII sen - asssh,
lie auction 10 the highest bldderi io ~. s1 ne
the sail land hereinbefore descrletd, - ~ I'd
purpose Of fOreclOsina saif deed Of ttu-f Ia
the payment Of tie balance Que o., sreh
n Re, making 20 tue purchaser tneIeoi
title a. IL invested IN him As uuste+.
ADoLPH METzLEB, iIe e,sia
July 81, isT5, b"''
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werh fer the Idle.

Pittsburg Post: Thousands of men,
fast degenerating into tramps, who must
live, yet have no means Of subsistence.
are within the limits of our country.
II has been suggested that many men
might be employed in breaking stone,
grading and ditching roads in rural dis.
tricts, which would be of immense
benefit 70 the farmer and all who use
them. The city has its constabulaiy
and military sufficient TO protect ii.
whilst In the rural regions Immediately
beyond the boundary of the city, re.
main subject 10 depredations and an.
noysnce, which these road men might
be detailed TO prevent. The county
commissioners could not do wiser
thing than provide work for many hon.
est but idle men now willing 10 work.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11

IL Mr.. Hayes civil service re-
form policy were only retrOSactiUe,
tr post tactO and back payish in
its scope, tho distinguished chief of
the department of the interior would
be in bad pickle, sure enough.
Az II is, he may possibly be able to save
his Schurtz: however, it will come out
Of the present discussion and over.
hauling Of records, both ancient and
modern, reduced TO tatters---the paid
orator and advocate of political aspi-
rant. Verify, this civil service reform
had queer bedfellows short time since
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11

gentlemen intend 10 cover il with a
glass case and place II IN a prominent
position IN their club rooms During
this bidding the blushing bride and dis
contented groom stood utterly dun
founded on the outskirts Of the crowd
Of laughing guests, The occurrence Is
said TO have aroused the groom maths
emalical ardor, and he is reported to be
studiously engaged in endeayorlng to
solve tho problem "lf the little clipper
Is worth one hundred and lilty dollars,
how much Is the little girl herself
worth ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11

Among thu hurfui consequences ~ OBJ
slruotod digestion, she mpovun hmonl "i
the blood, ANA alnoe dtienniiyeron l'ou
ol the vital nnid not only produces danger
aus organic weakness, hul, according "a 'he
best medical autnurltlcaI fnmrtlmes eau ,rh
lsphyXlH, 10 n apparent met 20 improve tNo
quality ni the blood ~ promoting q digestion
and ashliuilHi ION. n "a Wl'e pruchuuuu Hos
letters HiOmHCl BuirH N precisely We
remedy FOR This purpose, Sue lltl muIhloh
the gastric Juices, cuugutis ia he hllnN" Nnd
oyHCuutlvu urruluullw winch lHi,tI, a.
with tho digestive processes, promotes hH
.imllniiun Of the 1000 bA tho biuudi tHn pu'
rlAes m well AS enroh.H IL, Ihr signs "l
improvement Ia health lu conttqutlcc ol
u Ink The bllters ne speedily apparent w
AN accession of yiBlr, gam ~ bodily SUI
stance, nnd regular and active perform
ance Of every physical Junction, huHldWlm
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9ailg Aerala.

rnE DAILY HERALD published eyety
inOfnins, except on Monday, NJ 40 pe
annnm In advance, postage prepaid or
~ cents per week delivered In the city
Tnx WEEKLY HERALD IL published every
Saturday morning NJ w 90 er.yenr, post
Ass prepAid.
ADvHRTIsEIsu aATEsi one square (tcn limos
nOnparell) ono time ai b0 each Rnbuequen
insertion, 10 oenta. special rataA for weekly
monthly and yearly advertisers
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11

A Texas paper, only three weeks old,
has the following notice in conspicu.
GUS place Subscribers receiving their
paper marked thus X, will under
stand their subscription has expired
and II not promptly renewed, their
names will be erased from the books.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11

The veteran editor of the Marshall
Herald says he applauds every act OF
Mr.. Hayes which is favorable to the
south, but he can never forget or be
brought to acquiesce in the terrible
fraud by which he became president
No intelligent, patriotic or consistent
southern democrat will take issue with
him in the position.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11
MANY wIsO AREsUFFERING

from the effects of the warm weather ana
are dobilitated, are advised boy physicians
To "a he moderate amounts of whisky two or
three times during the day. In little while
those VINO adopt this advice frequently IN
crease the number OF drinks" and In time
become confirmed inebriatcs A beverage
which will not create thirst for intoxicating
liquors, and which is intended especially
for the benefit ofdebilitated persons,whether
at home or abroad, IL Dr. Schenck's Sea
Weed Tonic Containing the juices Of many
medicinal herbs, this preparati on does not
create an appetite for the Intoxicating cup.
The nOuiishing ana the life supporting prop
critics OF many valuable natural productions
contained In II aud well known to medical
men have u most strengthening influence.
A single bottle OF he Tonic will demonstrate
It's valuable qualities, For debility Arising
from sickness, over eXertiOu, or from any
cause whatever, u winegassful of Sea- Weed
Tonic taken after meals Wlll strengthen the
stomach and create an appetite iOr whole
their homes, we desire tOs'y that the excel
lent effects Of br. SChenck n SensOnabie REM
edieS, Sen Woou Tonic and mandrake pills,
are particularly evident when taken by
those who are lniurlously affected by u
change OF water ana diet. No pers II should
leave home without taking II supply of these
safeguards along For sale by All druggists.
NUgld- WIN
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
,eitaa l,v-
SATURDAY MORNING .; AUGUST H.

VIZ mover thought of it before, but
really the Rockport Transcript seems to
be- literal transcript Of one page of the
stock record in the clerks Office, The
nsme is happy incident, and in this
case there ia undoubtedly something
In IA
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN,
To Hsu,

Four.iine Advertisements inserted Twice IN
this column for Twenty-Five Cents
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11

nOTTAG GEES We want Auy small cottages
u to rent, Low prices, Tor working people
No. lllG, Elm street PAT RICK WEB
- TER aug ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11

/ was never apiincipal Of a city high
scnooi. nor professor In college. simply be-
cause declined. l came 10 Texas, simply
because my family ply sician gave iue per
emptory orders so TO do III you are not will
record Ia Kentucky, Just furnish me one
hundred and twenty-five good pupils here,
an I'll begin anew and write better one
In the Lone star state. Respectful y,
auglltf ]. RuRDETT MYERS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11
Professor OF bellesluttres and History, indi
ana Asbury University.

Having enjoyed the privilege Constructing
Mr. j. Il. MYERS In the department OF nat
ural sciences, and cherishing high appre-
citation OF his attachments and general scnol-
arshlp, | take pleasure in fully endorsing
him as "a hrst-class student and christian
gentleman.
JOSEPH TINGLEY (Methodist,
Professor of Natural Sciences. Indiana As.
bury University.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11

Judging from his work as tested in Beth
any college, feel confident In recomm nd
ing Prof J b. MYERS, OF Kentucky, as a
competent AVID skilIful trainer and instruct
or In the important work Of preparing Dung
men for the higher col eye course
W. X. PENDIErON.
President OF Bethany College.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11

Judging from the accurate and thorough
preparation OF the students he has sent 10
Centre College, from the reputation be bears
and from a personal acquaintance OF several
years, | regard Prof. j. q. MYERS a. one Of
the frst scholars, and among the most en-
thusiastic, labOrious and efficient teachers,
In this state. U. BEATTY,
President of Centre Coll .ge.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11

Mr. j. b. MYERS possesses capacities for
mathematical science of u high an superior
order. He can teach she integral calculus as
thoroughly and extensively us is ever ro-
QulrCd In the best institutions In our country.
ALFRED RlORS (ProsbyterlHn),
Professor, Of Mathematics, Centre College,
Kentucky.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11

Mr.. j. u. MYERS has been tdahda and
SucceSYm student in the department of
"Bellesletires aud History" during his entige
cour,c in Indiana Asbury University. But
few, If any, OF the graduates of this, or any
other college, have fuller or more accurate
command of the authors and principles In
this department. In both theory and prac-
ticc, his ability will speak out In Ills inter
course with the informed
BENZ. 4. HuYT lMethodisp,
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PHlLANDER WILEY (Methodlstl,
Professor Of Greek, Ind. Ash. University.

MIR. J, h MYERS has studied German aud
French uHder me- Tor four terms. | can
| cheerfully testify To his rapid progress and
high proficiency In the etymol0gy and syn.
tax of these two languages. lie Is also quail
fled to give elementary instruction In span
lsh and Hebrew
JOHN A. REU BELT (Dlsciplel,
Professor OF Latin aud Modern I,angu ages
Ind. Ash. University,
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HENRY n. WHITE,
President Col. Arts, Kentucky University.
X. MlLLlGAN,
President Col. Bible, Kentucky University.
JOHN n. NEVILLE,
Professor OF Greek, Kentucky University.
ROBERT GRAHAM,
President of Hooker College
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Wanted -FemaIo Help.

A TTENIlON TEACHtRS-An assistant
n teacher Qady) Is wanted HtIardiatety.
Salary $50 per month. References required
Address T. 0. Box l5O WaXahachie, Texas.
nupl-2W
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We should deem any community highly
favored for whom the ser Ices OF Mr.. ]. II.
MYERS As n teacher could be- permanently
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LEWIS NJ COLEMAN (Baptlst,
Professor OF Latin, University of virginia

l desire to recommend Mr.. j, II. MYERS ms
well qualified TO give instruction In the
ureek Language. When | say iCcV qualified,
mean the fun force OF those expressive words.
MIR. MYERS IL an enthusiast in the profeS
sion of teAcher-inteGds to make II n life
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Mr.. j. Ii MYERS graduated in tho front
rank of his class. He is admirably qualified
~ give instruction OF any grade in the Latin
language.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-29
ClAlRv0YANT PHYS. CLAN.
NOTICE..

John Il. Platter HAS BEEN AID.
O mitted partner in our house from and
after this date. PAXTON a. co.
Eureka, May I. 1877. myl-f