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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-09-05

"A elrible railroad accident ac-
cident occurred on the Chicago, Rock
Island aud Pacific Railroad, Wednes-
day, Aug. 20, near Des Moines, Iowa.
All the train but the sleeping car went
down into the stream. Barnum's show
car went over with the rest, and it is
said that all Of the II occupants but
one were killed. A special to the State
Register from the wreck says. that
there are Is killed 80 far as known.
Twelve bodies are out on the banks.
A later dispatch says II bodies have
been taken from the wreck. Two more
bodies are known to be in the wreck
of Barnum's car, little girl, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Grove, one of the women
killed. 1t is thought by many that
there are still other bodies in the bot
tom Of the wreck, which foated down
stream, but those posted foot up the
total death rate Ht twenty
Mr.. A. T. ScoGeld, son of Hon. G.
w. Scofeld, of/Warren, Pa, was in
town yesterday, He is at present a
student at Lafayette College, Pa, but
intends to join the Woodruff Scieutif-
ic Expedition, which starts in October
on two years voyage around the
world.-Jamesto1On Journal.
We understand they expect to have
about 400 students and cadets on board
the "Ontario." 1t will cost the stu.
dents $4,000 each and the cadets So,
900 for the trip. They go first to South
America, through the Strait and then
across the Pacific to China and other
countries. 1: will no doubt be an in.
teresting trip, and we wish our young
townsman a pleasant voyage and im'
proved health on his return Warren
Mail.
james NJ. Carson, who was tried
last week for the murder of David T.
Mikesell, in Oil City, in April last
was acquitted, the jury bringing in a
verdict of "Not Guilty" 1t is suppos
cd that there was no doubt in thc
minds of Judge, Jury, or spectators, al
to the guilt Of MIR. Carson, but it seems
that the evidence furnished would no
justify the jury in finding any othe
verdict. 1t is an established preoeden
that any man will be cleared unde
the same circumstances,
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PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS. The Hon. l.. D. Wetmore,
President Judge Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas and Quarter Sessions in and for
tho county of Forest, has issued his pro-
copt for holding q Court Of Common Ploas
Quarter Sessions, DC, at Tionesta, for
the County of Forest, to commence On tho
fourth Monday of Sept. next, being tho
oath day of Sept. 1877. Notice is therefore
given to the Coroner, Justices of the Poace
and Constables of said county, that they be
then and thore in their proper persons at
ton o'clock, A. NJ, of said day, with their
records, inquisiuons examinations and
other remeInbrances, to do those things
which to their offices appertain to be done,
and to those who are bound in recognizanco
to prosecute against the prisoners that are
or shall be in the Jail of Forest County, that
they be then and there present to prosecute
against them as shall be just. Given un-
der my hand and seal A. ID. 1877.
JUSTTS SHAWKEY, Sheriff.
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sHERlFF's SALE.

DY VIRTUE of writ of Fieri Facias
ID issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas of Forest county and to me directed,
there win be exposed to sale by public
vendue or outcry, at the Court House, in
the borough of 'rionesta, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER "a, A. D. 1877,
at 10. o. clock, a. M, tho following describ-
cd real estate, towit:
w. B. Heath and Siebert Durhen, EX-
ecutors, ETC., VS.. Peter Sibble, No 81 Sept.
Term, iS77.-Tate.-Al that certain piece
or parcel efland situate in Kingsley town
ship, Forest county, Pennsylvania, bound
ed and described rs follows, to-wit: Be-
ginning at a post on the south line of John
Dice, the same being ninety-three rods
from the southwest corner of said John
Dice's land, on the course, north, forty
four degrees east, thence by south line Of
said Dice's land and the line ofJohn Hun
ter's land, north fOrty-tve degrees east,
two hundred and siXty-one and one half
perches to post, thence by other land OF
John Dice, north forty-three degrees west
seyauty-four perches to post on line OF
land lately owned by Hon. c. w. Gilfi.len,
thence by line OF land now orlately owned
bv the said Hon. G. w. Gilhllen, south
forty-seven and half degrees west, two
hundred and sixty three and one-half per-
ches to post, thence south forty-slx de-
grees east, eighty five perches to the place
beginning. Containing one hundred ana
thirty acres of land more or less, and be-
ing part of warrant numbered Five thou
sand one hundred and ninety-three.
There being erected thereon frame
dwelling house one and one-half stories
high, a frame barn and other outbuildings
and about forty acres of cleared land.
Taken In execution and to be sold as the
property of Peter Sibble at the suit Of w.
| b. Heath and Siebert Burhen, Executors
etc.
TERMS cash.
JUSTIS SHAWKEY, Sheriff.
| SherifT's Office, Tionesta Pa, Sept. 4, 1871
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DENTISTRY.

DR.. S. j. Fisher, Dentist, of Union
City, Pa, formerly of Warren, will be
at TioDesta, at the Lawrence House,
on Sept. 22d, to remain one week
during Court week.
He will be prepared to do all work
pretaining to his profession in a thor
ough and skillfull manner.
Good reference given. 2l.8t
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Administrat0r's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of
IN Administration on the estate Of Jane
e. Clark, late Of the borough Of TiOnesta,
Forest county, Pa, deceased, have been
glanted to the undersigned, residing in
said borough. All persons indebted 70
said estate are requested 10 make payment,
and these having claims or demands
against it will present the same, duly pro-
bated, without delay, 10
SAMUEL CLARK, Administrator,
2O-6t or his Att'y, Mules w. TATE.
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Notice.

TTNo all whom it may concern take no.
i tice that have made an application
10 Hon. VIM. McCandless, Secretary Of
Internal Affairs for a warrant 10 lay on q
vacant piece of land situated in Hickory
Township, Forest County Pa, adjoining
e Co., on the south, warrant No. 1880 on
the west, and warrant No. $50 on the
north. HBMAN u, KEEIER.
90 July a. lsG.
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Adninistratrix Notice.

I ehers of Administration ON the e.
lItate of John A. Dale lato OF the Bor-
ed having been this day granted to the
undersigned, notice is hereby given to all
persons indebted to said estate to make
Immediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against the same Will
present them to the undersigned, proper
iy authenticated for settlement.
OF IL. @. DALE, Adminlstratrlx.
Tionesta, July 26, 1877.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-09-05

Are you going to the Sea Side, or
are you there already2 In either case
procure some of Glenn's Sulphur Soap,
if you woull increase the luxury of
the bath. render your skin white and
healthy, and remove freckles or sun
burn. Sold by all Druggists.
Hills Hair g. Whisker Dye, black
or brown, so cts. 21-At
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NeaU Advertisements.
Registers Notice.

REGISTERS OFFICE, FOREST Co., PA.
Notice is hereby given tina. Eli Berlin
N Administrators of tho estate of Paul
Berlin deceased, has filed his first and fl
nal account in this office and the same
will be presented at our next Court for
confirmation.
d. w. CLARK, Register,
Tionesta, Aug. 27, 1877.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-09-05

Mr.. Mervin, Of Beaver Valley
yesterday left with Us, few hours, q
pamphlet entitled "solution of the
Money Question" by Il. L. Nolcott,
Of Pain Paint notoriety. The book is
gotten Op on greenback basis, and
claims that the only road out of our
financial depression is for the people
to demand, and hence to get, the Gov.
ernment to issue an unlimited supply
of greenbacks to defer specie pay.
ments until after tho day of Judgment,
and so, on to wealth, happiness and
prosperity. Now we don't want to
quarrel with his theory; but he neg.
lects to state how NC the people, are
to proc ure these grcenbacks from the
Government. During the war up
wards of two millions of men received
pay from the government, while serv-
ing in the army aud navy; hundreds
of thousands of others received pay
from the Government for working in
Government workshops. The Govern.
mont bought horses, mules, metal,
-four, pork, beef, and, in fact the de-
mand created by the vast purchases
the Government made business brisk,
aud at the same time the people had
an opportunity to get hold OF some Of
those greenbacks which the Govern
ment was issuing. But how are those
greenbacks, if they are issued now, to
get into circulation. The Government
in buying next to nothing the stand
ing army does not get pay enough to
make any perceptible difference with
commerce, except with few suffers
who garner III the wages of the sol
diers ; the Government is doing abso
lutely nothing to enable the people tc
get It's greenbacks if it does issue them
Of course we have not had time t,
give Mr. Wolcott's pamphlet even {
hasty perusal, but glanci6g at its con
tents here and there we are not taker
with his arguments. One thing h'
says which strikes US as being erro
neous in its conclusion, viz "The lux
uries of the rich are the tears of tn,
poor" This we believe to be the very
opposite Of the truth. What are th
l1xuries Of the rich? Fine horses, fin
carriages, fue residences, fine ground;
good living, and purple and fine lin
en-. Very we'll if you are farmer o
a stock. breeder, raise fine horses ant
: get fancy price from these nabobs
If you are mauufac turing, make fin
carriages, fine furniture, fine carpet
and fne wares of all kinds, and find
4 market for these among the wealthy
, If you are IN architect, you can bull
t thei, fine residences; if you are lat
q orer you can improve their grounds
s if you are gardener, or Il butcher, yo
can sell tie best aud the choicest {
g your productions to the rich, and r,
|. ceive the top figures for them. If 20
t happen 10 be seamstress or a dres
4 maker, these luxurics Of dress in whic
G the rich indulge, instead of being you
"teers," are your meat and drink, yot
. food aud your joy. In fact, it the ric
a were to live as economically as til
) poor are obliged to, the poor woul
!, fud less work, at less wages, au
=. would be obliged to live yet poort
than they have ever done since II
= first few decades of our existence as
government.
's Mrs Lohmeyer, aged about
l. Veara died at tla rpSi1enpa nf her so
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BOROUGH OFFICERS.

E9urgesS.-0. w. RoBINsoN.
CbNncttmea--P. d. Thomas, =. J. Sotley
WIN. Richards, d. 8. Knox, A. b. Kelly,
q, A. Randall.
tsstlceS OF the PACED. s. Knox, @. A.
Randall.
C0HStabtS-H. Swaggart
school Dtrectors--H. II. May, II. y. Da-
yis, q. w. Robinson, #. J. Van oioson, ID.
". Clark, w. r. Dunn.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-09-05
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Rev. Elliot will preach in the
Presbyterian Church, on Sunday next
morning aud evening. Sabbath School
at 3 o'clock p. M.
--BIr A. B. Kelly's parents, of
Pittsburgh, are at present in town Wis
ilng the family.
The Court Proclamation, Trial
List, and List of Jurors are published
this week for the Information of those
who have to do with Court business.
--CRreen County. the southwestern
county Of Pennsylvania, has some
good oil wells, one Of which is going
siIty barrels per day.
lightning, the real article, not
Jersey lightning, got sitter Lawyer
Richmond, in Meadville, and ripped a
let Of lum Der out Of his Office.
"A few, very few, squirrels have
beer garnerod in by our sportsmen
this year. Those in this section seem
to be oon6ning their operations to the
besch.nuts.
Collins mill, at Beaver Valley is
saving bill-stufT steadily. Wheeler d
Dussubury's shinSle mill, run BY Mr..
Msrvin, is saving by heads; the mill
al Stowtown 10 shut down for want Of
water.
An oil land speculator WAS IN
town yesterday, seemingly wanting to
buy up all the territory in Forest
County, and pay cash for it. lie can
buy a good deal of land at oil prices
IL he has the collateral.
Brigham Young has passed in his
ehecks--dolivsrsd up the ghost-died,
in fact, leaving numerous amount
Of widows and orphans. His loss will
not be especially mournsd by the
American people.
Moods Heirs, of New York arc
aeOut to put down a we'll on Little
Tionesta, about three miles from this
place. The carpenters are here to put
up the rig, aud work will be commence
forthwith.
The borough schools started up
on Monday last, with Mr.. L. D. Dunn
in charge of the upper room, and Miss
Ella Mays of the lower room. The at
tendance is good, and the prospects
for good schools are excellent.
Some Of our soldier boys who re-
cievSa evidences of the regards o
their Confederate opponents during
the late civil strife, in the shape 0
gun. shot wouads, we're in town yester
day undergoing an inspection by tn
u. 9. Examining Surgeon, Dr. Co
burn.
We have had some extremely coo
weather for this season Of the yea
during the past week. Linen coats anc
stray hats have disappeared as if b,
magic, and everybody who has Al
overcoat left over from last winter,
thanking his stars and taking cour
age to face the coming winter.
The Assignee's sale Of the prop
erty Of Joshua Douglass, part of whic
is situated in Forest County, has bee
adjourned to the Goth inst. The par
in this county consists of 295 acres i
Tionesta Tap, part of which is bein
farmed this year by s. G. johnson
We presume that this will be an OF
portunity to purchase a cheap proper
ty.
-Pho rails for Collins & Holbrook
railroad, at LacytOwn, are being hau
ed from the depot through town
their destination. The road is pre-
crossing favorably under the supeliI
tsndence oflLyman Cook, a praetie'
man who Is held in high esteem by h
employers. We put in our bid for
pass over tbs road
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TRIAL LIST, SEPT. TERM, 1877
PRoTHoNoTARY's OFFICE, I
FOREST Co., PA

No. IT. n.
/. Terressa Roberts ct al VS..
j. j. Fisher Io Sep. 72
2. John a. Proper for uso vs..
j. w. II. Reisinger ct al
Administrators q May 10
n. Lacy "a Fob. rs
4. Jacob Cosper VS.. Justis
shawkey II Sep. 76
5. Selden Whitman VS.. j. w.
II. Rcisinger ct at sdin'rs IS Dec. 70
6. J. ". Mcfarland vs.. G.. Il.
McCray ~ % Feb. II
Z. Jno. B. Carr w. j, w, Car
son 81 Sep, 7G
8. Nancy Dawson sadm'rs VS..
S. A. Dale 3S Sep. 20
o. K. o. Carson vs.. Gsrvey
Thompson IL Feb. II
10. G.. w. Dean vs., j. II. Ding
man ct al May rs
IL. Hcl an $. Thomas ct al VS..
J. A. Proper ct al Sep. II
l2. VIM. Patterson ct al VS.. w.
" Patterson Sep. IT
Is. Lazarus Meyer va. 8. II.
-'' Haslet ct 81 IL May II
IA. Adams, Medium & Gov
TheSuperior LumberCo Sep. II
Is. Thomas Kutter u Co. VS.,
The Superior Lumber Co Is Sep. a
16 The Superior Lumber Co.
VS.. Il. J, Van GieSen ct al May n
II. J. II. Derickson e Co. VS..
Phlotus Thompson ct ri 67 Dec. &c
D. w. CLARK, ProthonotRry
TiOnesta. Pa, Aug. 80, 1877.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-09-05
j. Ii. MURPHY,
TAILO IL,
TIONESTA, PA.

Mr.. ]. NJ. Murphy, late of New York
CITY, has taken rooms in the Jameson
Building, uorth Of Central House, and is
prepared to do anything in the line in
first-class manner. lie has held the posi-
ton Of Gutter in some of the best houses
in England and the United States, and is
conGdent that he can give satisfaction.
guaranteed. Competition deded. l5-6m
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Q0 Mixed Cards, with name, 10 cts. Sam
W pies for.3 CT, stamp. ]. MINKLER q
Co., Nassau, n. Y. 22-4
La crónica., 1877-11-07
Guia de Viajeros.

Para Florence, Downey City, Norwich,
Auaheim, por ell ferro-carril Southern Pa
cihc y empalme con las diligencias para
Orange, san Ana, Tustin City, San Juan
Capistiano y Ia Diego, diario a las 4:OO
lie ia Lsrde. Llega a las $40 de la ma
0ana.
Para Florence, Compton Y Whining
ton, por ell terro-cafril southern Pacific,
diario, q las 1920 de Ia manaLa y $3.50 de
la taide. Llega q las 8 de la manana y
2:l5 de Ia tarde.
nB En- dias de liegada y salida de va
pores la bora segun la que convenga a los
.IasageIor,
Para San Gabriel, Ell Monte, Spadra.
Pomona, Cucamonga, Cotton (San Ber-
nardino, por Ell ferro-carril Southern Pa
ciic, diario, q las $3.50 de la tarde. Llega
| las 1910 de la manana. Slgue hasta
Dos Palmas y allf empalma en- con las
diligenclas de Arizona.
Para San Fernando, diario por ell ferro-
carriI Southern Pacific q las lis de la
tarde. Llega a la l:I5 de la tarde.
Para Santa Monica, por ell ~ferro-carril
de los Angeles 6 Independence, diario, 9
las i0:e0 de la maiana y 500 de la tarde.
H8 En- dias de vapor Sc Gambia la bora
conforme q las salidas y ~llegadas de los
vapores.
Para San B~uenaventura, Santa Barbara
Y San Francisco, por la Inca de Diligen-
elias de la Costa. liario, q las l:l5 de Ia ma
dana. I.leea 4 las III de la taide.
Las Diligencias de la Compahfa de Cali
fornia y Arizona salen q Ia llegada del
tren de Los Angeles los Lines, Microbes
y Sabados.
La crónica., 1877-11-07
Directorio del correo.

Para az estaciones de San Francisco,
del Este, del Norte = lie la Costa Zero
carrii Pacf1co del Sur-Llega a las 2:2U
de la tarde; sc clerra q la 1910 de la
tarde. Las cartas que Sc deseen registrar
deberan ser o~resentadas antes de las IL $50
de la mafana.
-Lfnea de San DIego--San Diego y esta-
clones intermedias; llega q las 9:20 A. M;
Sc cierra q las $50 p. NJ.
SUI de Arizona.--Tucson Yuma, Arizo-
Id City y estaciones -Servi-
clio diario. Llega q las 10:40 A. NJ; ale q
la lao p. NJ.
Norte de Arizona.-Prescott, Wicken-
ourg y estaciones interlnedias-Cada dia
alternado comenzando ell 29 de Mayo.
Llega q las I0:40 A. NJ; Sc cierra d las
lao p. NJ.
San Bernardino y eStaciones interme-
itas-Diario-San Gabriel, Ell Monte,
Riverside ETC.. llega q las 10 $40 de la ma
mana; las balJas Sc cierran a la 1910 ue
la Iarde
Wilmington y Estaciones intermedias-
t!ega a las 9:2O de Ia manana Cierra q
las $3.50 de la tarde.
Santa M0nica-ulega q las 8:55 de la
mahana; cierra q las 4,40 de la tarde.
Cerro Gordo, zone Pine y havflah-
idesa los Lines, Microbes y Viernesa las
z:20 de la tarde; sale los Lines, Mlerco
les y Sabados; sc c.erra a Ia 1870 de la
tarde.
Urden postal para ell Interior y ell Ex-
Lanj ero-La oficina estara alberta de las
y de "A mahana d las 5 de IL tarde, excep-
TO los DomIngos
Los Domlngos la oficiua permanecera
alberta durante una bora, desde las $40
a las 4:IO de la tarde.
Col. DUNKELBERGER,
Director de Correos.
La crónica., 1877-11-07
Agentes de la Cronica.

Ciudad de Los Angeles.-Refugio Bill
derrain.
a Luis Obispo.-John ]. Simmler,
Administrator dc Correos.
San Buenaventura--Isidro 0biols.
Tres Pinos. --Estolano Larios.
Virginia City.-Teohlo Alatorre.
~Rc-cmento.-Teodulo Manzo.
San Francisco-Mcdesto Garcia.
san Jose, Condado de Santa Clara.-F.
Lauiei:9.
santa Bar bara. Francisco V. Carrillo.
AnaLeim.-Ceferino Covarrubias.
dornltos, Condado de Msriposa.- Mar
Coz Zainora.S
-tGoSton.--Aiejo Dias.
fsiomaTes.
Tucson, Arizona.--D. Ne,asco.
Tres Al mos, Arizona.-Isns clio varela
Yuma, Arizona.-A. Teran Y Cha,
Bakersfield, Ccndado de Kern. Pablo
da.iez.
Darwin, Condado de Inyo.-M. Perasich
Eureka, Condado de Eureka, Nevada
Moves Leal.
Corpus Christi, Texas.-RafaeI V. CARA.
FL Monte, Azusa, San Gabriel, La Puen.
te.-Jesus Baez.
La Ballona -Dionisio SaenZ.
Condado de Inyo, Lone Pine. DIR. P. G.
Gelclch.
Condado de san observation-disclosures
Cailos Luz N.
Nueva :ork.-Geo. p. Rowell, No. Al
Park RoS.
81. Louis, Missouri.-RowelI & Ches-
man.
Territo.io del Colorado, Trinidad. -Je.
sus Ma. Garcia
Condado de Las Animas, Barela.-C.
B9Ieia.
Condalo de Conejos, Guadalupe.-Ma'
nGel s. SalazaT.
Nuevo Mexico. sants F e.-Felipe Del
gallo.
- IRA. -Seboriano Martinez.
&c nanIo de Taos. -Juan Santistevan.
aavtto, .Condado de Coifax.-Jesus NJ.
Valid II.
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CRONICA
Ley,de

/. Los suscritores que no dan u
so al contrario, sc cousideran como
II ,lesean continuar su suscriclon.
2. 81 los suscritores DIES an que Sc
suspenda la suscricion, los publicis-
tas pueden continuar envlaudo los
peri0iicos hasta que paguen 10 que
deben en- total.
3. ST los suscritores descuidan o
rehusan tomar sus peri0dicos de la
oficina 9 lugar adonde Sc les envia,
ellos son re%sponsables hasta que
~arreglen sus ciientas y den debIda
noticia lie que nc q sean recibirios
mss.
/. Si los suscritores Sc trasladan a
otros lugares sin informar de clio al
publicista, clos son responsibilities.
Siempre debe avisarse Ell Gamble.
5. LAS CoRTES HAN DECIDIDO que
es primd fdcie sehal he fraude inten-
cional rehusar tomar I'm papel de la
oficina cuan,lo 10 han pedido 9 hacer
q los publicistas unicos perjudicados
por las causas anteriOres.
La crónica., 1877-11-07
Consri=s - ranjeros Residences n
/, Francisco.

Mexico. u. P%ritchard, 500 calle de
Battery.
t:spana.-Camilo Martin, 424 Gale de
California.
Chile. Francisco 2,s Casanova, Con-
/ General, u U. s. Court Building.
Repdblica Atgentlna.-Chas. Baum, $40
islle Battery.
Colombia.-David Guarin, U. S. Court
Building,
Costa Rica.-J. NJ. Tinoco, 1913 calle de
Front.
Ecuador.-F. Herrera, de ofcio, sSl
calle Montgomery.
BolivIa.-F. Herrera. S3i Gale Montgo-
merry.
Guatemala Il. c. Hanks, Grand Hotel.
Nicaragua Herrera, 3SI Gale Mont
gomery.
Portugal H. Laidley. 527 Gale de
Clay.
san Salvador. N. Gaxiola, $40 Gale de
Sansome.
Francia. Nj. y. Forest, 704 Gale de
Washington.
ltaila.-Diego Barilis, esquina de las
GALES Jackson y Front.
Belgica.-Emile Grlsar, 1917 calle de
Powell.
Inperio Acknowledgements Mueke,
1903 calle California.
SuIza.-F. Berton, Gale dc Clay.
Suec a y Noruega "A. Bergrena, 4O5
calle Montgomery.
Pe~id-Federico de la Fuente y Subirat,
$40 Gale Sansome.
iran Bretana-W. L. Booker, 3l9 Gale
de California.
Brazll-wm. barley, 300 calle de Call.
fornia.
Japon-K. Quanasia, 7O3 Gale de Mar
ket.
Alemania-Adolph Rasenhal, S2l calle
de Battery.
Hawaii-H. N.severance, 4O5 calle de
Front.
GrecIa-E. V. Suffer, 5I3 Gale Mongo-
merry.
Rusia-M. Klinkofstrom, $40 calle de
Battery.
Paises ~Baios-James De Fremary, 7lO
Gale de Sansome.
Turqufa-Geo. W. Gibbs, 80 Gale de
Battery.
La crónica., 1877-11-07

La conservation de Ia saIud y IA vd
depende de la buena condicion de d
funciones p-rocreativas y tcda debiIidad
eausa de debilidad en- los olgauos geHer.
tiVos Q sus usos es un ataqne directo con
ira la salud general asf como Ia destrge
cion segura-de no ser ~debidaneute eur.
da-de los 6rganos que son ell orgullo d
un seXo y Ell bienestar del ctro In d
Ju~ventud7se arrojan los clmient0s de mg
has de las miserias de la edad madu,a
por Ia i~ndulgencia de la mas destruct,y.
lie las costumbIes que hace de la vidauB.
middleton y desarrOlla la dcbuidad g d
ruina entire la humanidad, poraue es ur
hechO bien prObado que la oinduigeEe,
en- el v,cio solitario, aun en- el menor er9
do, siembra las semiilas de Ia debItas
en- et sistema que Green Iasia cosec5s
en- amos futures -enfermedadcg, pesar5sy
v~eTguen2a."
La crónica., 1877-11-07
MIEmBRos DEL coNcIIIo
Ofciales Nacionales.

Cor. DUNKELBERGER, Adm. de Correos
ALFRED JAMES $500. ."..-Registrador
j. w. HAVERSTlCK. ..Archivero
Ofcina, Temple Block:
c. F. HALL, Diputado Collector de Renta
Interior.
A. WELD. ...-Aforador, Renta Interior
No. AZ, Temple Block.
]. d. DUNLAP lputado Marshal de los
Estados UnidoS. Gale New High.
B.. c. WHITING ....Comisionado de la
Corte de Circuito de los Estados Unidos,
No. 20, Downey Block.
]. A. MOURENHAUT...... Consul Frances
Gale Principal.
Juices de PaZ.
P. c. CARRILLO, Gale de Spring, esqul-
ma de Temple.
WIN. II. GRAY..Temple Block, sobre la
Ohcina de w. F. Y Cfa.
JOHN TRAFFoRD.....".Downey Block,
Gale Temple.
Liberia Publica.
J. r. Presidente
j. c. Ebrero
La crónica., 1877-11-07

DEUM rs, RoMADIzO, 'REsFRIADo,
LII Irritaciones del pecho y dc los Bron-
quios.
Contra estas iDdisposiciones, In Pasta Y
ell Jarabe Pectorai de Nafe de Delangre-
nier, de Paris, poseen una ehcacia cierta,
~asegurada por SO medIcos de los hospita-
les de Paris.-Dep0Sito en- San Francisco,
casa de b. LAFEVRE y Ga, farmaceuti-
cos, rincon de Washington y Dupont