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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-04-12

In The District Court of sedgwick County. in the
State of Kansas. " '''
Jacob Pittenger
vs..
II. Smith and
Perry G.. Smith.
The above named C. II Smith and Perry {.
smith are hereby notified that they have been sued
DIV JacoD Fitten@er in the above named court and
must answer The petition of the said Plaintiff fled
IN SAID action IN the Office Of the Clerk OF the
District Court of Sedgwick COUNTY, Kansas Inv
the twenfyiifth day Of April A d. ISL or the
SAID petition viii be taken rs true and iuslt.reut
Will be rendered against you in said action In ae-
follows: 80
For the appointment ola receiver to take CHARGE
of the business and property of the co-partue1-
snip heretofore existing between the said Jacob
hlt'enseT and the sad &. II. Smith and requiring
the SAID Perry G.. smith TO convey to such Tpceiv-
er LOT ~ ON Douglas avenue in Englsh's addition
TO the city OF Wlchita, in the County of Sed, wick
state OF Kansas, and for the sale OF the real es-
tate OF sa!d cD-partuership, to wit:
Lot 70 on Douglas avenue in English's addition
to the city OF ichita, also that tract of land
bounded as follows: beginning at the nortkvy
corner OF the east half of the northwest nuarfer
OF section ., IN township q south of range one
east and running thence east I95 feet thence. sutb
4i6 600 feet thence west 1876 feet thence north
6S0-5I feetto the place Of beginning. Also fbat
tract bounded as follows: Beginning at A uoint
- feet north OF point 1876 east OF the soutbvest
corner OF the east half of the southwest quarter Of
section q IN township q, sonth of range one east
ami running thence north I2i feet fh~ucp west
10 feet thence south III feet thence east lao fer
TO the place of beginning. All Of said real estate
| being situated in the county of SedcwicL and
state OF Kansas, tor the payment of the debts OF
said co-partnership.
JACOB PITTENGER. Plaintiff.
by silss' Stanley y Hatlon, his Attorneys. 5O-i
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For the EAGLE.
LETTERS FROM SEDGWICK co. FARMERS.
Opinions with Reference to Holding a County
Far,

Following we give the first response
received from our enquiry addressed
to the farmers last week.
All the responses will the published
no matter what the opinions of the
writer:
ED. EAGLE:-I read i'll the EAGLE
of April 9Th, a question to be answered
by the Sedgwick county farmers about
Sedgwick County Fair. will say a
few words about it. The first Fair |
took great interest in, but did not
receive any of my premiums, though
promised them time after time. 1t
was not for the value altogether that
| cared-there was no encouragement
to try again. My children aud wife
would ask, "Did yon ever get any
thing for what you took to the Fair ~
Of course | had to say no. The next
Fair tried again. This time stock
holders that held but one share were
obliged to buy another, in order TO
have a free ticket to the grounds. |
would not mind if all stock holders, no
matter if they held one share or fifty
shares, should pay or else all go in
free. But | concluded not TO have
anything more to do with it, unless
the management got into better hands.
| should very much like to see good
agricultural and stock exhibition on
our fair grounds this fall, if conducted
in proper manner, and | would do
the best could for it once more-pro-
viding the grasshopper will get away
and let us raise crop this summer.
If we do not raise crop, we certainly
will need no Fair. One month more
will tell. If the hoppers do take our
crop it will not prevent holding the
usual fair-horse trot.
Let us hear from other farmers of
the county.
Yours, respectfully,
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Proposals for indian Supplies, Goods, and
Transportation.

DEPARTMENT OF THE TNrERIONR,
Office Of Indian Affairs,
Washington, March so, ISIS
Sealed Proposals. indorsed proposals for Beef,
Flour, Clothing, Transportation, tas the case
may be,) and directed TO the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, No. 20 Leonard St, Nav York
will be received until Il m. of Tuesday, May s,
lsI7, for furnishing the following supplies goods,
and transportation required for the Indian SER
vice for the fiscal year ending June %, ISIS
Beef on the hoof 49, 81 ,sSs 900 pounds.
Flour. 5,76i 800 pounds.
Bacon .--.;...-....:.. so, 100 pounds.
Hard bread. ........... 80 goo pounds.
Corn .......-....-...... =, hf go pounds.
i,ard. .--..'..-..-..- If,UO pounds.
Mess-pork. $50 barrels.
Coffee, 453 800, pounds; Sugar, 500 go pounds /:
Tobacco, 80, $50 pounds; Soda, $3.50 pounds I;
pounds; Tea, $3.50 pounds; Beans, LIST 500
pounds; Soap, lis, TO pounds; and Homfny, lj3, :
oo0 pounds.
ALSO, Blankets, Clothing, Wooden and Cotton
Goods, Hardware, Notions, and Medical Sup
plies.
Also TRANSFORMATIONS for such of the above
supplies as may not be contracted TO be delivered
at the several Indian agencies.
schedules, showing in detail the quantities and
kinds of goods and supplies required for each
Ntency, transportation routes, time and place of
avery, conditions to be observed by bidders
ii terms of contract and payment. together with
1nk proposals and forms of contract and bond,
II be furnished upon application 20 this Office
Washington or at No. 40 Leonard St., New
rk;) to r NJ. kingsley, 80 Clinton Place New
an Affairs, Lawrence, Kansas; to the Commits
toners of Subsistence, u 5 A, at St. Louis
licaSo, Sioux City, St. Paul, Leavenworth
mana, and Cheyenne; or to the several Indian
gents.
I-5 j. Q. SMITH, Commissioner.
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Publication Notice.

In ne district court Of sedswiek County, Kan
AIS
c. ] kempton, Plaintiff,
James Chitticis, Defendt>
The above named James Chittick is hereby v
notified that he has been sued in the above named
court by the said plaiptiK, q. j kempton, and
must answer the petition of the said G. J. Kemp
ton against him fled in said action in the Office of
the clerk ofthe district court of Sedgwick county
Kansas, by the 2sl day of May, A. ID. 1871, or the
said petition will be taken as true and Judgment
VIII be rendered against him in favor of said
plaintiff, in accordance with the prayer Of said
petition, as follows.
Setting aside and holding for nought convey
ance purporting to be made by G.. J. kempton,
to the SAID james Chittick, dated the Sd day OF
May, A. ID. ls76. for the conveyances of lot No.
81, and the north half Of lot No s. on Lawrence
Avenue, III the town OF Wichita, Sedgwick Coun-
~, Kansas, and debarring the said james Chit
tick of all right or interest in said real estate.
l5l-4I Z. j. kEMPTON, Plaintiff.
By SLuss, STANLEY & HATroS, his Alto neys.
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The Louisiana Commission.

According TO appointment made on
Friday, the 9th lust, The joint COM
mittee from the Democratic Legisla-
ture waited upon the Presidential
commission Saturday morning at the
parlor of the St. Charles hotel The
consultation lasted two hours. 1t
was secret, and nothing was cleaned
farther than the fact that members of
the commission were propounding
numerous questions as to the state of
affairs. The committee made q de-
tailed verbal statement of the status
of the government, giving the num-
Der of parishes in the State, and Off
Gals that had acknowledged allegi-
ance to the Nichols government, and
will, at some future time, present
documentary facts. The commission
will, at all early day next week, visit
the Legislature and various State Off
GERS.
When the Democratic committee
returned. Mr.. Packard's supreme
court judges were admitted to the
parlor and began their argument.
Chief Justice Labelling and Asso-
ciate Justices King and Leonard, of
Kellogg's supreme court, had a lengthy
Interview with the commission and
laid before them an elaborate printed
brief, showing their title to the office
under the constitution of the State, ir-
respective of the question whether
Packard ar Nichols was the rightful
Governor. AT three O'Clock District
Judges Marks, Cole and Hunter, of
the fourth, fifth and ninth judicial
districts of the State, who were elect
ed on the Republican ticket, had a
long interview with the commission,
and emphatically declared the senti-
ment of their district to be in favor of
the Packard government. These dis
tricts embrace seven parishes, with a
total vote of $50, 694. An exciting in
terest in the interview was the cross
examination of Judge Hunter, who
was asked:
Who did you vote for?
A. Governor Nichols.
Q. Who did You vote for for Pres
ident?
A. Tilden.
@. How long have you been Dem
ocrat?
A. All my life; was born demo-
crat right in this State, land | expect
to die Democrat
@. Why do you leave the Democrat
ic party and support Packard!
a. Because the Democratic party
has left me, and does not protect the
rights of citizens, but vote murder |
DO not approve of murder, and be-
cause believe Packard was squarely
elected. and the majority of whites of
my districS-Rapides, Grant and YER
non parishes-prefer him for Governor.
General Harlan had an interview
with Governor Packard Saturday
evening, the purport of which has not
TRANSFERRED.
AT five o'clock, Saturday afternoon,
the members of the Nichols supreme
court, by invitation, called on the
commission. The consultation was
informal.
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httannmart Notioa.

Beforce ID. y. Mitchell Justice of the Peace
within and for Wichita City Township, Sedg-
wick county, kan3as.
James III. Forbes, Plaintiff, }
VS..
~ NJ. Graniham, Defendant }
On the 18th day Of April, 1871, said Justice is
sued an order Of attachment in the above action,
for the Gum Of eishty-one dollars and ninety
cents, which said cause will be heard on tie llth
day of May, 1871, ut . O'Clock a m.
JAMES ii. FORBES,
By Adams, English 6 Rugsles, his Attorneys.
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l.. Il. JEWETT,
ATTORNEY AT :
WICHITA, KANSAS.
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Notice.

U. s. LAND OFFICE,
wichita, Kansas. March 2lst, ISL.
Complaint having been entered ut this Office ny
John Peterson, against Edward l.. Dugan. for
abandoning his ID. S. No 9iS2, dated March q, ,
ISL, upon the northeast quarter of saction 49,
township ~ south, range west, in sedgwick
COUNTY, Kansas, with view to the cancellation
OF sand entry the said parties are hereby sum-
moned to appear at this eilice on the 18Th day of
April, 1871, at O'Clock, A. NJ, to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alley ed aban-
donment. This suit is brought to clear the record
and enter said land under D. 5. No ), lls, dated
April 26, 1872.
5l-it. JAMES L. DYER, Receiver.
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Notice.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, October 3, 1876.
Notice is hereby given to all persons who may
have claims against ''The First National Bank of
Wichita, Kansas that the same must be pre-
scented to II. b. Cullun, Receiver, with the legal
proof thereof within three months from this
date, or they viii be disallowed.
JOHN JAY KNOX,
Sl-3m Comptroller of the Currency.
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NOTICE.
U. S. LAND OFFICE,
Publication Notiea

In the District Court of the Thirtsa nth Judicial
District. sitting in and for sedgwick County.
Kansas.
William T. switzer pIaintir)
vs..
Francis II. Switzer def
10 the above named Francis II. Switzer, Won
are notified that you have been sued. Tb5t mo
above named plaintiff has aled his petition in the
once Of the Clerk of the above named Courf
praying that the contract of marriage existing be-
tween yousnd SAID plaintiff de dissoIved Aud
you must answer said petition on or before ths
18th Jay OF April, A. ID. Isl or the facts alleged
III said peiluon Will be taken as true and iuslg-
nent rehdereu aceordldS TO the PRAYER of said
petlIon. H. Q. HIGlNBOTIIAM
oo-9t Attorney for Plaintiff
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RECEIVE R7S SALE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Wichita, Kansas.
Wichita, Kansas.
REAL ESTATE
3 Story Brick Bank Buiid-

10
BRICK RESIDENCE known rs
j. {. Eraker's homestead j.. 90
/ BRICK BLOCK, including
banking room. lots Ga, G6. and
IS, Douglas avenue, ........---
Interest in FIGURING Mil ..-...-.
90 acres choice residence lots. East % %
\ 100 acres improved farm. near 90
$50 acres improved farm. 81. near Eldorado, 90
Brick store, Commercial street Emporiu, 80
2 story Frame Residence. % 90
Also large number lots ill.,. a. d"
Residence Lawrence avenue lots
Nos. 60 and 62, ................ Wichita. 90
Douglas ave-, lots Nos. Il, 81.
"a and 81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 90
Lawrence avenue lots Nos ca
and G5, frame resdenee. ....... 90 q"
Lawrence avenue, lot No. 6. -. "
EInporia avenue. lots No 81, 81,
% ana Or -..---....--...-
Fourth avenue, lots Nos a., 50,
80, 81, 81, So, -, 20. 81 and 50 90
Central ayenue, lot Nos. 80, %,
81 Al and 10. ....-......-.-....
Fifth avenue lots Nos. So, %, ~
Douglas ayenue lots Nos a, 40,
Mead's avenue lots Nos. q, 80,
81 and IS. ...........-....--.-. East -
and i6 ................... East 90 %
and Is back sidel ........... East " 80
Texas avenue lots Nos. l25, l5J
chisholm 6nd I'm street lots Nos. 81, IS,
1876, 81, LOG, i07 and 81 90
Chisholm street lots Nos l25, jig
10 ana i45 -.-...............-.-
Wichita street lots Nos. Il, q,
=. 81, 81, "a, 81, 107, 12i, III,
ia, l57 and lG4 ................
Court street lots Nos 81, 20, ST.
80, 10t, le5. 1l5, l26, l53, a9
ana lJ9.
Church street lots Nos. 10, %, ~
"a, 81, 60, "a, l0f, 10, III, ll9,
136 and lag. ...................-.
Waco street lois Nos. q, 81, 81
I26, ;, 10, Ia and III.
so acres unmproyed land near
so acres unimpreved land near Emp0ria, rs.
Rerl estate described above must be sold with
out delay.
For "A bargain inquire of
III. ID. CULLUM.
Receiver Of First National Bank.
ls-3m wichita, Kansas.
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Notice
Az Ss&SJ
U. :. LAND OFFICE,

U. :. LAND OFFICE,
Wichita, Kansas, April IL, is17-
BY order OF the Commissioner Of the General
Land Office dated F, March 29th 1871, a hearing
has been ordered in the case OF George W. Thorn
as, Wm Fine and 5Iyron f. Cegdell against the
.itchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
involving title to the southwest quarter section
III, township %, south of range /, west, Sedg-
Wick county, Kansas said parties are hereby
summoned TO appear ut this Office on the eth day
OF May, 1877, at CLOCK m, to furnish testi
mony in support of their respective claims to said
tract.
2-it JAMES L. DYER, Receiver.
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NOTICE.
Mcy1, 1871, 10 Ap7T 30. 1873.

The revised Statutes Of The United States, Sec
tons 81, 80, Sa55, and $50, require every per-
son engaged in any business, avOcatiOn or en-
poyment which renders him liable to q Special
Tax, 10 procure and place cOHspicu0usly ia his
ta5iistmeJif piece Of business STAMP denofiug
the payment of said Special Tax for the Speciii-
Tax Year beginning May /, Is77, before COM
mencins or continuing business after April 80,
1s17.
4 return, as prescribed on Form II. is also re-
CURED by law Of every person liable TO Special
Tax as above
The tdrcs embraced tifHia fse prorisi.ns Of the
latv above quoted are the JoHotgfng, ri=;-
Dealers, retail liquor .................... . 90
Dealers wholesale liquor ...-.............. 100 90
Dealers in malt liquors, wholesale. 50 90
Dealers in matt liquors, retail. .......... 20 90
Dealers in leaf tobacco. .................. . 90
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco. ......... 500 %
And on sales of over 81, 900, ifty cents
for ever dollar in excess of 81 900.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco. ........ 3 90
Manufacturers of stills. ................. % 90
And for each still manufactured ..... 20 90
And for each Worm manufactured. . 20 %
Manufacturers of tobacco e. ............. ID co
Manufacturers OF cigars. ......-.....-... 10 90
Peddlers of tobacco, first class (more than
two horses or other anImalsl ............ 30 90
horses or other anin,als) -, % 90
Peddlers OF tobacco, third class Zone horsej
or other aninaD =. ...........,..........I Is 90
Peddlers Of tobacco, fourth class (0n foot
or public cOnvevancej ....-.............. 10 90
Brewers Of less than 500 barrels ......... 80 90
Brewers Of 800 barrels more ............ 100 10
Any person SO liable, who shall fail 70 comply
with the foregoing requirements VIII he subject
to severe penalties
Persons or firms liable 10 pay any OF the Special
Taxes named above, must apply 70 @ +. ExArEs
Deputy Collector OF Internal Revenue at junction
City, Kansas, and pay for and procure the Special
Tax Stamp or Stamps they need, prior to MAY l.,
ISL, and irifsOHf further notice
Special-TaX stamps viii be transmitted By
mail only on receipt from the person or firm or
dering the same of specific directions so 20 do,
together with the necessary uOstage-stanDs the
amount required 10 pay the postage. The postage
on one staIap Is three cents, and on two stamps
six cents. If it IS desired that they be trans
mitted by registered mail, ten cents additional
should accompany The application.
GREEN II. KhUN,
Commissioner Of Internal RcrcaHs
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REvEEUE
Washington, d. c., jan. ., 1877.
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Capt. James NJ. Steele has written a
very interesting letter to the Common
Wedlh from the Island of Cuba.
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The following bills against the poor
fund were audited and allowed and
orders against said fund were ordered
IL 4
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State of Kansas. 80 '''
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-04-22
4 " SCENE" IN THE HOUSE FIFTY
YEARS AGO.

large, fine looking man, of command
Ing presence, is the Speaker, and ar
raighed before bin, in the custody of the
sergeant at arms, is a tall man Of more
| than six feet and finely propurtioned, in
the prime of life, with personal advantages
scarcely rivaled by any table man of his
day, dressed in faultless style; with not. To
least OF defiance or swagger, yet with per-
feet ease, self possession and aim dignity,
the culpTit stands at the bar of tue Honse
awaiting the reprimand which the House
has decreed shall be administered to bin
by the Speaker. The Houee is II study :;
breathless silence reigne; the mem bers are
looking on i'll eager interest the bearing
of the culprit makes sympathy and every
thing of the sort impossible, while that of
the Speaker makes it difficult in the ex-
treme for some OF the Representatives to
restrain themselves from violating tho de-
co-um of the House 10y iaugAing outright
the Speaker is far the most EN- barraSsen
man upon the scene, suggesting the idea
that he ia the one to be pnu,shcd rather than
the oUe TO administer punishment Ia a
hesitating, pertQrbed manner, he at !eagth
tells the cuiprt that the House had ordered
that he should he repTimahdta before it-
bar by it's Speaker aud ne (ihe Speaker
Oegs him the cuiprO TO corsiaer himself
reprimanCed according tn the said oTGef;
tue cuiprit bows in graceful aud GigniGed.
almost irTdly manner, an almost aUdIbie
smile spreads over the House, and the
sceae closes. The Speaker ia Andrew Ste
vensou, OF Virginia, and the culpriG is Sam
Houston. A member from OHIO, named
Stanberry, we believe, had accused Hous
ton OF detranding the government in trans
action with an Indian tribe upon the Ten
nessee border; the latter had demanded an
investigation, but had been unable to OBJ
tain any satisfaction. Smarting under the
charge and despairing of legal redress, he at
last gave. the accuser a severe Gaming within
the precincts OF the capitol. Of course the
House could not do otherwise than arTaign
the Gamer, aud q reprmand was the-least
penalty it could adjudge him.-POuer's
Monthly.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR THE BENEFIT
Southern People and Suffering Humanity.

now respect ul ms ssf as the Sole gent
Of the southern states, except Maryland VTg MIA
for the
SISTERS OF PROVIDENCE,
Montreal Canada. ard WiunOsk Vermont for the a.
of their original genuine atoms the SYRUP
OF SPRUCE GUM, Tor PULMONARY Consumption
Coughs Gods H"arsenesB aud 9th the
Ch's am aiS' the hgent fop the sale of tho SYRUP
Fox ii .bPlN't COU- IL and COMP0UND LINZ
bEN1 which is u.-ful especially for Indauparory
Rheunait-m Sciatica aud Pains in the Ions These
invaluable - .-i"s ". Il known and general
in tn" '"Hh aud 'st ofet ed people
OF I! c SCUM ii that is asked for from
nitN - 1887 Of their cnretve properties and recnm-
mend .t"n nc "rdIng t. the ,f-cI COnvents Colleges
boarding 'chnOIs hbn al charitable should
never b. "lrhNur supply of tue -autary mixtures
Drpot- for the sale of above viii he ests
in the lni"wI' states: Louis ana Alabama Mess
spot Tx Fl'ti"s, Gt"fat} Tennessee, South and
North Cool Ia ~uicIgn NJ \ rHl
II orders for the Aoose vii be promptly fed at
MaIut@"tuTcTs' prices by the g oueral a gent,
+ r GDGARlY
bookseller and Stauoher. 81 Camp street
~ New OTleanE, La.
PRICE of The S,rup Of Sp-nce Gur SIC; Hoop nE
Com SAIuu, D e.; Compound Linim-ur -
" BE care full and examine the Jrade mark
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plain BOARDING SCHOOLS.

The Catholic Orphan Asyuuns at Eatebez, Mr. a.
sipp' will receive boya and girls boarders for II
charge of tio per month always paid In advance.
This will pay for board lodging, washing and tul.!os
The girls pay afty per month for til
use Of tho uniform.
The boarderS will hav the same fare and treatment
as the orphans
Thts arrangement Is made for tho especiA aooommo.
dAtiou of Catholic families with limited nenns that
wish 70 give their children plain Catholic education
~ little expenseI at least give them few
Of particular preparation for their First Communios
and Confirmation.
Children, however, who are not Catholics will ALTO
ne received.
Apply 10 the Brother Director Of D'Eversux He
Orphan Asyumj to the Servant Of St. Mary,
Orphan Asylum. Matches Mississippi ian
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A Word of Warning to counterssiters.

The wide spread fame of Hostetter's Stomach
Bttters causes . necessity part remind from
time to time. whom 1t concern, Of tho that
initiating said srtlcle is punishable offence and
nov give this wo d o: caution that will nost as
have all those persons engaged Sling our
secord hand bottles sslipg by the gallon barrel or
In any manner Whatsoever palming off tho pubo
sPnrtons article purporSnR to DO preparation pun
ished 10 the 1uii extent OF the law We fail
convict the New Orleans and st Court Records
fully affirm Penalty for conutereiting dealing in
c"uuterfeit trade mark goods, forth In q law
recently passed by Congress-" Fine not exceeding
5000 tr impriennmt mt not moe than two years or
both such bue aud imprisonment"
NOTICE To DEALERS AND PUaCHARERs.-Hoa tetter'a
are ereT under circumstances sold in bulk
revenue tepecIa proprietary Stap covering cork
Of each bottle, fastened of the neck of
same All Bi'tsrs purporting be Hoatetsl without
this stamp, are counIeIfe felt.
BOSTETTER g. SMITH.
Pittshurg March 49, 1877.