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Let us tell you what reached our desk,
this week. A magazine which supplies
information on every article lady or
child can wish to wear, from the sole Of
her foot to the top OF her head. Each
article is richly illustrated; underneath
stands the description, with the number
of yards il takes to make it; and then
comes the price at which you can pur-
chase it. All classes are provided for.
The wealthiest and the least wealthy-all
can find qualities suited to their means.
Interleaved between the Fashion descrip.
tons, we find page after page of original
reading matter; not such as overloads so
many publications. but bright, sugges
tive, instructive contributions by our best
lady writer's, on subjects in which every
sensible woman takes pleasure and inter-
est. The Kitchen" The Home"
" The Cultivation of Beauty" The Ed
ucation of Children" The Art of
Dress maxi g. etc, etc. all are stand
ard articles on standard subjects.
Now, when we say, further, that this
magazine, n monster volume Of l16 pa
ges, is only the Spring number of pub.
lication which costs only 30 cents for a
whole years subscription, our readers
will understand why we consider it quite
remarkable. 1t is published by Enrich
& Co Nos. 2S7 and 2s9, Eighth Ave
nue., New York city, the enterprising
merchants who thus meeta demand of
ladies who live away from the great me
tropolis. and yet are eager to learn of the
vagares of fashion, and Of the price for
which these vagaries can be purchased
The accompanying directions, according
to which goods should be ordered, are
so clear and simple. that child could
thus order its wardrobe. You will not
regret subscribing to " Erich's Fashion
Quarterly"
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Take Notice.

A T the April Term Of the County Court of
"A Crawford County, State Of Arkansas on
April 18th. 1877. the following. among other
proceedings were had, TO wit:
In tho matter OF the Registration and
Classification OF Crawford County
Warrants and Scrips.
WHEREAS. on the 24th day Of March. A. d.
1877, the Court House aud all the Records
Books OF Crawford Ccunty Arkansas we're
burned and destroyed, and among Others the
Record Book containing the registration Of
county Warrants and Scrips. 1t 10 therefore
ordered by the Court. that oil county war
rants and scrips Of Crawford County, Arkan.
sas of all kinds, character and description
whatsoever, now outstanding be. and the same
are hereby ordered to be called In far the
purpose Of Registration and Classification Of
same. And II Is hereby ordered that the
holders OF all outstanding Craw ford County
warrants and scrlps OF any description what
ever. issued prior to the 10th day Of April.
1877, shall present the same to the County
Court Of Crawford County In the town Of
Van Buren,. Arkansas, at the next July Term
thereof. and on the 23d day OF July 1877, for
Registration and Classification Of said war
rants and scrlps by said Court, and that the
Clerk furnish the Sheriff Of said county with
a copy Of this order for publication. and that
the Sheriff OF said county give notice and
make due publication Of this order ~ he Is by
law required to do.
And 1t Is hereby further ordered. that all
persons who shall hold any warrant or war.
rants, scrip or scrips Of said county and neg.
lect or refuse to present the same rs required
by this order and the notice aforesaid, shall
thereafter be forever dcbsrred from deriving
any benefit from their claim on said warrants
or scrlps, which they fall to 10 present.
J. e. CHAPLIN, County Judge.
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Notice..

NOV THEREFORE,. In compliance with
~ the a0ove Order, and In pursuance of
law, hereby give notice to all holders OF
warrants or outstanding scrip Of Crawford
County. Arkansas rs aforesaid. to present said
warrants or outstanding scrip to the County
Court of said county at the Office Of the Clerk
of said county In the town u Van Buren,,
Arkansas on
Monday the 23d day Of July a. d. 1877,
for the purpose In said order setforth. OF
thereafter be forever debarred from deriving x
any benefits from their claims.
JOHN +. WfNFREY,
Sheriff Of Crawford County.
Van Buren,, Ark, April Goth, 1877.
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II we die to-day, the sun will shine as
brightly, and the birds will sing rs sweet
", to morrow Business will not be sus.
pended moment, and the great mass
will not bestow thought upon our mem
ories Is he dead p will be the SOL
emn inquiry Of few as they pass to
their work. But no one will miss us cx.
cept our immediate connections, and in a
short time they will forget us, and laugh
as merrily as when we sat beside them.
Thus shall we all, now active In life, pass
away. Our children close behind us, and
they will soon be gone. In few years,
not living being can say, !" ! remember
him" We lived in another age, and did
business with those who slumber in the
tomb Thus is life! How rapidly 1t
passes!
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POLLS OF CRAWFORD COUNTY,
Total Polls,

"
See from this how much each your build
House. Jail Alma The work the will
$4,000 Then levy and collect this County his
reduce would
$4,000 Now how would portion this?
You easily From this readily which affects
rebuild here greatest
number would benefited
change and how would be and injured personally
Lees Greek and Upper townships These number 1861 voters who
Then
Shepherd Mountain part of Lafayette and lehan that far nconven
distance concerned materially affected Alma Vine Prairie
would
500 polls Now control 1864 polls who by
W Shall they the the what will eventually
$4,000 instead the required rebuild in Van Buren, outside
what Van Buren, Van Burcn township only about
s9l6 Now the voters County who know to be gentlemen of
minds whether under obligations around Alma
Others and make the the county tho heavy
Alma: ;a.tt
the eight miles which little
We
simply poax and had nothing but personal feelings
Tis
We know the material which county made we'll This
be driving the tables
good for reference and
C. D, or CRAWFORD DEMocRAr alas B J. BRowN.
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Is Your Life Worth 10 Ccntsr

Sickness prevails every where and eve.
ryhody complains of some disease dur
ing their life. When sick, the object is to
get WELL now, to say plainly that no per
son in this world that is suffering With
Dyspepsia Liver Complaint and It's ef
fects, such as Indigestion, Co.tiven ess,
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Heart.
Burn. palpitation Of the heart. Dcpress
ed Spirits, Billiousncss, etc.. can take
GREENS AUGUST FLowER without getting
relief and cure. II you doubt this, 90
to +. Wall. Druggist. and get = Sample
Bottle for 10 cents, and try It, Regulsi
size. Is cents. Two doses will relieve
you a.
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Facts for the People.
VAN BuREN, ARK, May 10, 1877.

III, BT#
promised the should
the removal the call the attention the
Crawford County facts and figures of noticing the Wholesale abuse of
by the ptouseang the Herald the mouthpee of tho advo
Alma We their the following tables of taxable
property township required from each for rebuilding the
House here Van Buren, number of polls each township
We then not casually but rather examine thoroughly
these taken from the Assessment Books of the County and
Statement Amount Of Taxable Property each Township Of Crawford County
and Amount be Paid by Each Township for Court House Tax for
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Divine Service.

We are requested to say that the Rev.
Mr.. McManus will hold service at the
Episcopal church, on Sunday morning
next. at the usual hour
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STAT. or ARxANsAs.

hereby certify that the above and forego.
Ing ~ = full and true copy taken from the re-
cords Of the County Court OF Craw ford Coun-
ty, Arkansas. In the matter OF the Reg'str
ton and Classification Of the warrants and
scrips OF said county.
Witness my hand and seal Of said court.
this Goth day OF April. 1877.
ED. A. SCOTT, Clerk.
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Miller 4 Brother will put in Soda
Fountain in their up town store, this
week. Now, if be will 6t up pleasant
room for ice cream company, he will be
all right
The party Of men who went to the
Nation for timber, returned Saturday
night with a raft of forty splendid wal
nut logs for the saw-mill. They left,
early, Monday morning, for the same To-
cality, on the same business. We learn
that there is gentleman here from the
North who has made arrangements for a
large quantity of the lumber.
F8uac Locke and Young Watt, of
\ Inns, spent Sunday in Van Buren.
Capt. jerks Brown is gathering
strength to make a raid on the town,
some of these pleasant days.
The House of the late William
Whitfield will be open for business, next
week, we learn.
Eight wagon loads Of Moore d Py
ats, -four was shipped on the train. last
week, by the House of DC. Williams.
George Anstin has fine samnle NJ
orchard grass on exhibition at his store.
Will farmers step in and look at it
Daniel Michael tells us he never
has known better prospect for wheat
than we have this season.
Cool as ice and only cents a glass
at Maddox's.
Mrs. Eli Blackburn of Ozark, is
visiting with her daughter in Van Buren.
1t has been ascertained beyond con-
troversy, that the old woman who lived
in shoe, in the raising of her numerous
family, discarded nanseating syrups, and
used largely of Brady's Family Btters.
" Everybody takes it,"
We are requested to say that Elder
Henry Harvey, Missionary, of the Clear
Creek Baptist Association, will preach at
the Methodist Church, on the 4th Sab
bath night of this month, May. All are
respectfully invited to attend.
May is gradually coming to her SEN
ses, and behaving. But she was long
time doing it
Business at the depotis getting very
dull, we are Pain ed to hear.
Quite number Of men have gone
to the Nation for Walnut logs for the
saw.mil
The saw mill people are fixing up a
track, to pull logs from the river by
steam.
1t looked quite old timcish to see o
boat unloading at our lcvce 1t trans
ported us to the good old ante belumn
days
The saloons all close early, whiskey
drinking being extraordinary dull.
The cool May weather has deprived
us of two luxuries which this aowery
month usually brings us-the ubiquito Gus
nea and the persevering musquito, the
former diurnal, and the latter nocturnal
in its visits.
~
Alexander N.. u, was N a Wit t. his
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Little Rock and Ft. Smith Naiiway
Timetable.

Truinsleayc Van Buren for Little Rock, dali
", sundaysexceptcd, at $50 a. m.
Trains arrive 1t Van Buren,, from Ltue
Rock at @ .55 p. m, daily, except Sundays.
Trains run by st. Louis time. which Is ~
,,;,ntes faster than Van Buren, time.
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ADMIRAL PORTER says the Turkish
Navy is like a Chinese Fort-they only
use it to fire salutes.
Benevolence does not consist of the
act, but Of the motive which prompted
the commission.
A fusion Of force and insight gives
thought the character of TACT.
Clearly realize and resolutely face re-.
sponsbiities .H
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Cheap eap.

will for the next TWENTY-FIVE DAYS,
make Pictures TO suit the hard times:
Seven Gems 81.
One Large Fcrrotype nice Frame 81 80.
All kinds of Frames at reduced rates.
Old Pictures copied and enlarged to any
size desired. This is no humbug. Come
and see before it is too late.
Very Respectfully,
c. c. COOK, Photographer.
Van Burcn, April 10. I'm
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Don't 60 to sleep in church, until the
contribution plate is passed around It
looks as IL you placed very chesp val
uation on religion
Why is man, with slight cold, like
a pouy2 Because he's q little hoarse,
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Business of all kinds is very dull,
and the town remarkably quiet.

lot of salt, sugar, etc.
Our friend Hon j. Ware, ship
ned a lot Of stock, on the train, last Fri
day morning.
The Tapps Spring fever has not be-
come epidemical, as yet.
There is a panic in North Carolina,
because business is moving down town.
Keep cool-a change about is fair ploy.
Dick Roberts went down to the clas
sic shades of Gum Town, last week, and
succeeded in getting back in safety. 1t
was right scary for awhile, and he was
surrounded. and intervie wed by the clas,
sic editor OF the Bugle Dick was very
exciiai and pale, when he stepped ON the
piat Ia .lt w. Blaen, 1T night.
- The ,pening II Mllers ice.ercam
sa 3el has n1t ygt been proclaimed be-
cause of incl msnt weather.
Nj A NJ Callahan left on the stea
tner OHaHnou, i,F u tAoHI' . sioie W. A~''
ua Rock We hope that his health will
be materially improved by the trip.
Our young friend Will. Hayman, is
applying his mechanical tac' to the fix
ing and preparing machinery at the mill.
Good for Will.
We are pleased with the appearance
of the wheat crop.
The corn and cotton crops are look
TO. ". ) I5gsl. ~EHrHre4siaz seF
N Ipck houses, bnt more pHasaisr,y
thr Uei!,snown house OF e ark, Bros.
d Co.. has just returned from the East
ern market with large and splendid
sample of goods in his line. 1t is all ad
mitted fact that New York city is the best
market to ,,urchase almost any kind OF
goods desirable in this market. Col
Largen offers the trade inducements that
cannot be reached this side OF the
city OF New York. Look at his samples
--i o. E. s-----'s
We learn that an effort is being
made to get petition to the County
Court, calling an election to change the
County seat to Fines Springs, Lafayette
town ship Let us first decide whether
it shall be changed to Alma. If not, then
give our Lafayette friends chance.
Capt Dave Brolie. Of Alma, took a
run up to town, Friday. Another invi.
tation to 60 to Alma. Think it will do
to venture out, next week Thursday.
Music by the band.
Sam King is fencing in lot OF
ground in the neighborhood Of Gala
hams mill
What has become of the cotton
seed oil mill enterprise We don't hear
anything about it, now.
"A gentleman, has been here, for the
4 last week, trying to settle the business of
the sewing machine agent, Merrick. He
was very anxious to close that gentle.
mems business, by letting the machines
y 90 for 1926. About Wednesday morning
he heard of the strangulation of the
" combination" and Thursday morning
went " down the l'ne' with flea in his
ear
Tie" raising Of he saw mill bull
ding took pl &c, Thursday, and that To-
9cali.y commences to put on business
airs.
# The locust trees throughout tile
town are in full blossom, and make the
air very sweet
e Garden truck is looking splend d
and promises well.
-Sargie Pcrnot, shaking the Van B"-
rem dust from his feet, lett Van Buren for
D trip to Little Rock and other points in
Oh It portion Of the State He thinks he
will be gone all summer. Hes goes in
sach of lost appetite.
III ST.. C. .e uasg a,t"t'. l2.'
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Cast your Vote Against Removal! !!
Delinquent Lands.


nuuLe
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The river is falling slowly. this morn
ing with 10 feet on the bars.
The steamer Shannon, from New Or
leans, arrived Wednesday and went down
Friday morning. Her appearance lit up
tae face Of Col. George White with an
tirsant smilc--he was himself again.
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Mrs. Eliza II we |, of Russelville,
ca ne ION train, last night. for q
visit.
The exteria habiliments of the
stri Y ashio able. are more than usu-
ally terrific 1t is hard to describe the
effect on the mind Of the unsophistica
ted
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Mo- Sss.g g0anu. G.H. saf
Bloc P'Hiier, H. ve.4cs ah1 Ra Go
the oiool, strengthens and p., goro e,,
ca Sc Tie rich blood to rush to tho chork
. al .. DR.. j. Il. Mclean, Chestnut st 4,
St Louis, Mo.
Mr.. G F. Harvey is curbing the de.
walk in front Of his residence.
FLOWERS with fragrance Oil he balmy
air, and every one is made happy by the
delicious odors.
-Picaninnies keep things lively in
shi' immediate neighborhood.
Seven nice pictures for one dollar a
Cooks.
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NJ ejico. o

Al regresar ell vapor dc la Iabana tocara el
Puerto Plata.
Estos precios en- oro americana a Ia par o ST.
.duiy;llGnt.. en- inone,ia corrionte.
Sc eNpenden hlcteS de retOrno para tres meSes
on una reaJa de % pSs, bueno por un ano para 10:
iiajcS trasatintcoS, selS mescS para las Antill.
Sc hace una rebaa de seXto en- los upoS cStablcci
los cn favor he las fanilias: Der0 solo los caso
en- uCc al importe del paste 81 Sc c:rSa en- Su Ota
dad por t0da In famiiia ucre igual al lnpOrte t0t
del paSaje de cuatrO paSiuerOS aqultoS de Camata
FL tirnino falnia, solo comprende los padres. sus
hijos sus criados, la reliaJa no Sc har las per
sonas que tomcn billetes de retorno, O a paSaJerOS
Iae oen billetes a los preclos mas baJos para des
lie Europa. -.
Los niiios m6nos de ahos une gratis. de Ii /.
tuarta parte Y de IL la mitad.
Los pasajeroS para Francia. cualquier parte d.,
Europa pueden uucdar 10 diaS en- Inslaterra 81 asi
tlstan vice versa los para lnglaterra pu3den que
lar On Erancia. LoS pa5alerOS pOr eStOS VapOres
endrn al privilegfo dc HiaJar c e camino de hlerrt
.ntr,, Cherh0Hrg, Paris, Plymouth Londres a una
,ehaia de 10 p9s los embarc1dOs en- este puerto.
Est.i prohibido Il los psisajeros, embarando ell
ste puerto tOmar bcteS Sln0 en- casa de los ASen-
es en- San Juan Pucrto-R Rico, Sres. lltmer c.: el
,asaic tornado d bordo pagira 10 ~ lie recargo Los
azores Que saien de s. Juan les dlaS Is q de mes
ocar;n con los yap0fes nmerlcanos entire New ORR
Brasil. 49,
de la CompaIla.
La Compaflia asegura toda olase de valores Qut
IN elective mctlles preciosoS joyaS. Sc embarquel
an los yapores de la Inca con deStlno Europa. San
Th6mas Habana 6 cualquier otfO punto de Su ruta.
-Acentes Latitster ~ Go.
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la PEOUENl ll1ILLA
FABRICA DE Aqua CARBONICA
Y LIMONADAS GASEOSAS.
7. SAN JOSE 7.

Alentado por la creciente protection de
este culto vecndario, Ell dueflo de este va
acreditado establecimiento, ha completado
su fabrica con todos los aparatos, botellas,
&, que Sc usan en- los paises en- donde esta
industria esta a la mayor altura. FL agra
dable sabor de estas innocuas bebidas Y sus
efectos higienicos son va por eXperencia
aqui bien conocidos.
SEES, 8 comprar barriles botellas pueden
estar Ell Ia seguridad de que Sc les servira &
precios en- eXtremos m6dicO. Los que IA.
Yorezcan con sus pedidos esta ffibrica cuen.
ten con que han de tomar Aqua pARBoNICA
LdMoNADAg GAsEosAs LEGITIMAs baratas asea.
das ar
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Rifa de I'M clladrO al 6Ico.

Con Ia dehda autorzacion de la Intendencia Sc
rifa un magnitico cuadro al 9ico representando la
existe en- el Real Nluseo dc Pintra de Madrid due
ha copiado d. Franceo Vilarrasa. pntor retratista
Lii rifa distrbuird 25o billetes dc peso cada
uno, sacarl el cuadro Ia persona On cuya papeeti
este comprendido el numcro igull nj del qua saque
e prcmio mayor e Sorteo de la Loteria provincial
que Sc ha de ceebrar el % del pr0Ano aGosto.
FL euadro esa de manifesto el portal dc la foto-
grafia de d. HoraclO Gautcr. donde recomienda el
artista vista para algunOs de sus itimoe
trabalos ALI misSlQ Sc pueden tonar hietcs ca
mo tamben en- la fonda de In EiZcaiha donde tene
e arlista su taler.-FrdacSc0 IttuTaSd.
hta 81 j.
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Alcoholado Barnes.

Angel Ague,revere, Licdo, en- Mcdieina d
la llustre Universidad de Caracas MGdicu
eicrcicio en- cSta Villa, certitico que desdc
aparicOn del ALCOHOLADO del 81. DoI
.uali Barnes, 10 he aconsejado cuantos ellen
IS he tcnido ell sIIs aalrimieLtos dc los dolo
es reumalicoS . neuragias Ell general STEM
re con bucn tNito en- mi nismd iamiIia 10 us'
'onStantcmCnto,
Ponce, Fcbrero de 1877,
4. 4WftYTr7p.
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yaDOr americana HUNTSVILLE
DE 200 ToNELADAs
SU CAPTAIN, WEIR.
Linea directa mensual para los E. Unidos.

Este c6modo s6lido yapor segnira hacien-
do sus Wales peliGdicos entire NueyaYork y
est lsa, toeando en- San Juan, Mayagtiez
Ponce
Legara aqui procedente de Nneya- York el
dia 80 de cala mes regresara dias des-
Prccio de Pasaje, s IS ORC en- L. camara.
Flete tipos m6dicos segun la cantidad de
carga.
Ademas, este yapor tomara lete Ell otros
puertos de la Isla, siendo Gle alguna lmportan-
cia.
Para otros pormenores dirijirse sus consig-
natarios
SILVA & Co. III San Juan.
Gil DE -CHOCDENS. = Mayaguez,
PASTOR MARQUEE 4 Co. = Ponce.
Hta, u AZ,
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Al LElTE De oRo.
Calle de Ia Cius centre la de Ia Fota1ezo
Plaza P19ncipal.

So aGtba de recibir en- este establecimientt
un gran surtido de panueIos de seda de Ia Chi
ma, chicos y srandes chalinas para seforas !,
caballeros de Ultima moda, pailolones de sed;
de la India, saida de baile, nueya moda, Iii
gran surtido de perfumeria.
Las personals que deseen comprar buenos es.
peluelos Ientes de erlstales de roca garanti
zados, Sc pueden presentar en- este estableci
miento. Tambien Sc cncuentian cristaIes de
todos colores nnmeraciones, eiectos de opt
ca Y de aglimensor espejuelos Y entes mon
tados en- orc, plata derada, acero, carey y 81
hacen toda clase de composturas. - Be,4ianC
gus Hta 7sbre.
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CERTIFlco: que habicndo padecido de afe
clones catar1ales dolores de Vientrc por mu
cho tempo V ser cas cr6nico no lodia conse
guir una cnracion completa apesar de los me-
dcamentos contlnuamcnte padecia, hasta gu,
pOr fin resolvi hacer uso del ALCOHOLAD,
BARNES con el cual conscgu mi complete
restablecimiento, en- vista dc este resultad,
no he abandonado su uso con e cual s9o pen
fectamente bien evitando tai vcz con est,
procedimiento degenerase en- aSma, para To-
usoS cue puedan cOnvenir al inventor, br
el prcsente Ell Ponce a Febrero de 1871
Jose A. Ren0rales
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BANGS DE COAMO.

Conocidos son en- toda In lila Y ann fucra dc
ella los sorplendcntes reSulaGos oltendos con
el uSo de estas aguas mineraleS para Ia cura-
cion de la mayor parte de las intermediates.
Los duenos del eStablecimiento con el fin dc
lacilitar el conocimiento de sus propiedades
medicinales, tanto los Mtdicos para Ia mco
aplicaclon, como los cnfcrmos que deseen
hacer uso de dichas aguls, remitiran gratis un
eiemplar de la Mcmoria escrita por el Dr. ID.
Juan Usera Alarcon, todo el que nos envie
su direction I'M seo de % cfntnos de pesc-
ia pala el tranqueo
Junio de lo1I-J0S6 j. UNerd
hta. ~ A. 1873
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ola VEXCAINA."
HOTEL Y CASA DE HUESpEDES
San JUSTO l3 Y lj.-PTO. Rico.

Los nuevos duefos de este Hotel ponen On conoc-
mieno de los sen0rcs NiageroS haber hecho tOdas las
mejoras de que era susceptible este esablccimi ntO.
Mesa rcdohda SerNldn con esncfp prOfuSion.
Habitacones espaclosas ventladds clara8, amuebla-
das muy limpias.
Ofrceenoa a las personas RESIDENCES en- esta Capi-
tai aSltnt0S d Ia mesa por un mOdcO preclO.
Sc dcspachan comidas a domcilio.
Sc admen encargos de banquctes J al efccto CON
tamos con eNceehtes cocineros.--C Cdrdddd TejeHo.
hta. % AgiO
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Ell infrascritO tacultativO Doctor en- Medic
| Il y Ciruia, certifica haber obtcnido resulta
t os ventajosos siempre que liza usado el GAL
(OHOLADO BARNES, como revuIsvo y es
tmulante eXterno principalmente en- las ell
II rmedades que rec0nocen por causa un cDilia
II iento brusco, come conStipados recientes
II umatismos, neuraIgias superfciales AZ. :
! eticion del interesado para los efectos con
iguientes libra ell presente cerifcado ell Pom
&c II de Febrero de 1877.
d. C0rchado.