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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-08
THE cLAyroNs OF ARKANSAS.
A Disintereated Tribute to Maligned
and Misrepresented Men.

@ss0 Ahh@s OFfGS00tOA <fbGms
y. r. Dispatch TO Cincinnati Enquirer
The murder OF General Clayton's
brother John, a contesting congress
man, suggests TO me how Clayton him
self has been denounced in the Mug
wump newspapers for nothing what
ever for several years past. and in the
Ereaiag Fosf of this city, his name is
spelled Pow" Clayton, and the Pow
put IN quotation marks. His stand
ing IN Arkansas is based upon the idea
of his absolute courage. That is requi-
site 20 give him any support whatever
In that community, but for the rest he
Is regarded rs q man of his word. alb
solutely faithful In his political rela-
tons a. well as strict in his business
obligations. and IL any man has at
tempted 10 inyigorate an old and poor
state and set an example there for n
stranger IL has been General CLAYTON.
He married native lady OF Arkan-
sas. and although his worldly con-
dition would have been vastly i'm
proved II he had moved away years
ago and engaged, like Northern So
cieties, in the victorious struggle for
subsistence. he has held to Arkansas
with the constancy of his character.
In that state he made great impress
sion by his defense of Helena during
the civil war. when Price made his
great raid from Southern Arkansas
into Missouri with the object of cap
turing st. Louis. Clayton threw him
self into Helena, and il was supposed
that he could be- easily taken and his
garrison put to the sword. But he in
fused into his men such spirit that
they beat OFT the whole OF Price $ army
or whatever masses of il could be
brought TO the attack. The fight was
quite equal to that of Gen. Corse. OF
which much has beea made. at Al
toona, in Georgia
! knew the family Of General Clay
ton from the time / was years old.
They we're originally Qnakers OF
.Silllam Penn's immediate council.
Where Penn first landed at Chester
the ancestors OF Powell CLAYTON first
settled themselves. near the Delaware
| river. and were farmers. who subse-
/ quently became farmers for the phila-
| delphia weekly market I.atterly they
were Methodists and in general eiu-
Gated their children. General Powell
Clayton went to Wilmington, Del,
and studied 10 be an engineer. Clay.
ton repaired 80 Kansas at the com.
niencement of railroad movements
there, aud so was citizen of Kansas
when the war broke out. II became
necessary for the men Of Kansas 10
enroll themselves at once. for they
we're completely segregated, and
| could get no assistance from any state
south OF Ohio. Missouri and .Arkan.
| saS were banded against them, siivid.
Ing them OF from the free states, and
on the south was an Indian territory.
whose half-settled Indians were sub.
Icct 10 series of rebel politicians who
had been their Indian agents, like
| Rector and Pike. With the viguv 81 s
free state they srrang To arms, and
General Clayton was among the first
volunteers. In comparatively shor;
time Arkansas wac esNte~esI from the
| northwest aAls. the battle pres esl hack
In fsft,s Easss
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rEasDALE, w. T.

rERSDALE, w. T.
Ny SON, Johnny Byrs, was q sufferer for
three years with carries of the bone Slough
ing away OF the bonel from near his knee
10 his ankle. II was full of holes and dis
charging pus. Then about 80 pieces oil
bone came out-one piece four inches long
and one FIVE inches long and threc-quar-
tiers of an inch wide. We employed first
Glass surgical aid They scraped the bone
and did all usually done in such cases.
with also the usual and inyariable result
namely. nothing. The boy was getting
worse right along, could barely drag him
self on crutehes, and 1t was plain that he
had To lose bis leg soon--perhaps his life,
We heard great deal about DR.. J.. Eugene
Jordan and about his new system of medi
cine and the unprecedented cures II per
formed. We took the boy up, and he said
that his medicine would cure that in com
parstiyaly short time, and il did. Two
months treatment cured him entirely. He
discarded the crntches and is going tc
school. distance of two and a half miles
and return. We cannot express our graft
tude In words to DIR. Jordan and his God
sent system. JOSEPH BYRS,
MRS. JOSEPH BYRS.
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CowYcHE, ". T., Aug. "a. 1855.
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan wish TO express
my heartfelt thanks for the good we have
derived from your wonderful medicines.
This Is the truth. Ny daughter has been
sick for the last FIVE months with various
troubles-greatly Frustrated with female
weakness aud kidney troubles. | con-
suited DIR. Il. V. Pierce, of Buffalo. n. Y.
He said he could cure her. but that | must
have patience. as il would take a long
time. | gave her his medicine. She got
no better. bat worse, all the time. We had
almost given up, aud thought that she
must die, as she was fast running into con-
sumption-that takes so many 20 their
graves.
We had no faith In the Histogenetie med
icine, bat tried il, and after two weeks
treatment my daughter is restored 10
health
! do feel thankful TO God that this great
and wonderful medicine was placed before
me write these facts TO you on my own
accord, as duty. that others may be bene-
fited and suffering humanity relieved by q
timely use OF the Histogenetie medicines.
Yeur friend,
Mrs. MARY c. TAYLOR.
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NJ wsIe was taken sick with what the
doctors pronounced Typhoid fever. She
continued coughing and vomiting for four
weeks. she Was getting lower every day,
and q. last we concluded she could not live
long. She could uot keep thing on her
stomach. aud Was distracted with piercing
psiuS in head aud stomach. We Mt last
called DR. jordan. who. when be Saw my
wife. said she woald begin 10 improve Just
a. sssun IS she took the Hissowenesie meai-
cine. aud thst Is just what she did. She
began Ia improve ~ once, and Was UP in
three days. She Is now 4 believer in the
His.ogenetic system.
THOMAS THOMAS.
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SEATTLE, Dec. 5, isss.
My niece. Mrs. Frank Hendel's child, was
parsiyged. Its legs were ike pipe-stems
the muscles having become atrophied. Be.
sides the above distressing condition, II
seemed 70 suffer great pain. Ii was too ev.
ident that IL could not live long in that
state We went and consulted DR. Jordan and
took his medicine. and In three months
time the child recovered the use OF Itself
aud il now well We are very thankful
and want the afflicted I'd know Ii.
MRS, T. STILL.
Dexter street, Lake Union.
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NEW RECRUITS 10 THE CAUSE

Fris.wsth feeling akin to.reverencs VIXEN
think OF the glorious achievement OF the
wonderful Hlssogeuetic Medicines IN my
case Mr. right hand was entirely para
Iyzed-coad and Mfeless. I did not have
ske slighteSt coasrol oyer X, DO more than
as If Il did not belong 20 me. This Is not
all / was sick all over, and felt myself ir-
resistihfy doomed. Doctors whom con
sElsed gave me not the slightest encour-
ageEent The Lord took pity on me when
he put in my Enind to go to DE-. J. Eugene
Jordan: and / could hardly credit ny
senses when Dr.. Jordan told me that par
afysis Is durable under the. Hissogenesse
system admit did not hive the slight
est hope; Sill, as had everything to gain,
perseveret. The first month perceived
no change, but, as the doctor told me that
IL was disease which as q rule improves
slowly, and as did not anticipate any good
results, Was resigned. The next month.
however. / began to perceive unEnistakable
signs OF life coming back. and my joy Was
boundle<s. At times there would be .
stAudsfill-thaf Is, could not see an i'm
proyement Then I would start and i'm
prove right along until, after about four
months. ] could do 81. kinds OF work with
my baud. Ny general health kept pace
with my other improvement. ] recovered
perfectly every way. Is Is now year since
fquit taking medicine. All my health and
happiness owe to Dr.. Jorsians brillisnt
genius as the author OF the Histogenetic
systematic grandest product of the nine
teenth centnry. MRS. II. A. HARTMAN.
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Lewiston. TEISrTY Co, CAL.

Jam 81, 1889
Dr.. Jordan-Dear Sir: Last summer you
ordered q NJ K for me TO take for tumor In
the right side. falling, displacement and
Inflammation of the uterus. / have not
been able to take the medicines regularly,
but what / have taken have given me
more relief than any medicine which
have received from any other doctor.
regularly, ii would cure me of every trou-
bic that have ever had. The pain and
swelling has entirely gone from the tumor,
and 1 cannot be thankful enough 10 you.
Ny little girl. who was so bad with cholera
fnfantum or summer complaint, Is per-
fectly well and strong and healthy, thanks
70 your medicine. Respectfully yours.
MRS. A. J. BLACKMORE.
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Rooms A. v. G. and -. sew Yesls:
alss<sk Prescriptions and consultations
f,sx. Al letters answered. send for free
book explanatory ot the HixsoggnSsle
sysze-s.
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CAUTION. The Hls.ozeness medicine,
arr sold In h1ls ene agency In each town
TIE sSAAas around the ho<sse hears the FOL
lowing inscription "Dr. J. Earene yor.
1aas Hissogeaetic Medicine. Every 9th,
O. device IS a fraud
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SEATTLE WOOD YARDn

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~ desired ieagth- DRY kinaHsg q gps
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"a LOS sENORES
MARQUEE, PARIS 7 dOEziLBz

- J. g. :.
Es conpletamente inexacto ID
que diceA Ydes. On ell communicate
inserto en- 2 La 1ntegridad Nacio.
nal ndmero 1O1, CON respecto 4
que Ia mayor parte de los mdsicoa
se apnntabaD, pero & 10 hora de
hacer fne6o no habia soldsdos
probado esta CUE, por manos de un
solo indigidu0, han recibido las
comisiones nombradas por 81 y an.
70 81, y no dentro del elemento
musical, casi igual suma que ls que
dicen Vdes. haber recogido pidien
do de puerta en- puerta, como tam
bien probado esta que nunca esoa
sefiOTes de Oomisi6n han rendido
una cuenta detallada del POGO &
mucho dinero cue hayan' reca6da.
do.
OOnste, pues, que siempre que
30 ha celebrate 8 Santa Cecilia, il
mayor parte han hecho fnego, perc
este afiO, sin saber por que causa, 81
enemigo huia de todos nosotros.
Como, habiendo dicho que nc
le iban 4 pedir . niDgun m6sico,
coniesan seguidamente haber rec0-
gido tres pesos entire seis I
PiH-mosso. Quiz&s La idea de ne
pedir a los otros seria por mirai
partiCulares.
"
Otros Msisicos.
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IMpRENTA DEL BOLRTtN

.rSiros .s.o.;aa. A..L
.,,.;aa Mausos y esooglo9s. s AcaDan de 70
ClIilse se On esta 1mprenta, los q
guien1es:
PONSON Do TERRAL.-Los ri.
ratas da Alto hordo 1tomas r.
ri captain deIIs' de- 10: psnissntss ais; n.sros
2 tomns e-s'
Las noches del b.rrio de Bred.. i I
Msese Rosifioi i !. ' :
Ia. 3 tomns .ADS
I.a cuerd. del .bo,c.do. . tono. ].
MONTEPIN.-T~ M , h;;., ~ so'NTu. M.....
rita, s tomos.
81 Msjestad eI.dina,c 4 tomo.
VICTOR HUGO.--Tos M;ssrshls.
nu.ys edici6n. s tomos
nv Oristins. .V.Idsm., n..a
IaRsina A. l.s r;s~.s
nj companero q a Vac .tc.
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cea ye Cd 81 suefo todo aquello
por quien suspira en- misterioso
6xtasis el espiritu, y IN panorama
immense de in4ganes, radiantes de
hermosuray y belleza, SO extiende
ante IL exaltada Y febril inspira-
ci6D, y siampre SO sienten tristezas
en- 81 alma; Sec0s los labios, hume
decides los ojos y palpitante el
c9saz6n, al despertar.
70 tambi6n fui joven y amo el
Art6. 70 tambi6n vague embria-
gado de dicha en- ell vergel de la
ilnsiones, cual la tembladora mari
posa en a perfumado jardfn. 70
tambi6n tuve amores en- el alma,
sonrisas y besos On los vfrgents
lahios y torrentes de luz despidie-
ron mis- negras pupilas. Z enton-
ces tnve mis- delirantes ensuenos y
el pensamieHto pleg6 Gus alas y Sc
elev6 s la region maravillosa de
10 ideal. Y entonces to vi fell
- A0o. .. noasn Uu % ulaAe1O sa1s
taI de MI 1anthsia 9 e manera que
en- Ia LIMA de trasparente Iago sc
retrataIa palida luna. / X to VI
tal cual eres, Ooncna Oon tu
edits de rosas, como el de las hu-
rles que sofi6 Mahoma; CON tus
negr0s caDelloA que destrenxados
caian sobre tus m6rbidos hombros,
como permosa cascade oe eoano |;
9On 70 ffent0 tersa y pura cual 10
de los arcsngeles con tus ragga-
dos oios, que semejan som6rla
nocho cuando on el eter ruge afro
nadora, h0grida tempestad; con
ttls frescas mejillas do puso la
eufOra sus tlnfas De cafmin con
sus rolos ian'os On los que etefnar
inente on0ea u sonrisa mas can
uioa J graciosa que Vleron Jimas
numanos 0jos ; con tn Tostro ova-
ADO como 10 creara MuElllo para
sn Ooncepcioni c3n tu nexlDls >
aiIoso ta.le, CONC nlIa que eles ae
oste g ,pICai susi0, J SOn gus pes
hprant, tle soherano artista
Az e @ Il Il sntonces - u' en- suefosl
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AvIsOS.
vap. ESQ "sAN FRANclsco.n y

vap. esp. "sAN FRAN CISCO"
Segdn cablegrama recibido por
sus consignatarios, ha salido del
puerto de Vigo directamente para
esta, el dia % del corriente.
Vap. esp. "Alfonso XII. .g
Nos informan sus consignatarios,
por cablegrama recibido, de que ell
nencionado vapor ha salido el dia
81 del corriente del puerto de Ia
Ooruna, con destino a este.
Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
vap. alem. J" Galicla. J"
Procedente de st. Thomas y Eu-
ropa, recalara a este puerto del
| 8 al 10 del entrante mes de Diciem-
bre.
Consignatarios, Mullenhoff e
Korber.
vap. esp. "Hernan crotes.'
Procedente de Barcelona y esca.
las, ha salido del puerto de Sta.
Cruz de Tenerite, y SO espera en- 6s-
te del 6 al Z del entrante mes de
Diciembre.
Cumplida la descarga de 10 que
conduce para esteispuerto,: seguira
q los de Mayagiiez, Ponce, Matan-
zas, Habana y Cienfaegos, para Gu
yos tres dltimos admite carga y
|pasaje. # E.
Oonsignatarios, hubert HERNIA
nos.
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REVIsfA CosERCIAL DB BARCELONA.
Novisab bfe 5de 1889.

AsGcares de- PN6l b R;co.-- Por
vapor Isla do LMson han yenido ASS
sacos centr1fuga Mayagiiezs 4 66O
de Puerto Rico !; mas reg gnlarizados
los precios y mejor dispuestos los
compradores, ha pasado a poder de
los almacenistas Ii mayor parfe de
las partidas disponibles, & saber
653 sacos centrifugal por N1evo
Cop6ynico, de ellos 500 algo regu.
lar, & pesetas 26'5O, y los 1853 restan-
tes con 468 por IslG de Lats6n, elase
corriente, 4 pesetas $3.50; 1,049
sacos por vapor PanamG y 500 del
San Francisco, centrffuga regular
a precio reservado; 500 sacos Dor
PGnamG y 80S por San Francssco
'centrifuga bajo alrededor de 25'75.;
.23O brles. mascabado bueno, parte
de 400 por San Francisco, diCese &
ptas. 28, todo qnintal despachado,
y por fin de los centrffugas com.
prados Sc han. revendido al reino
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AGRNCIA GENERAL
DE ENOARGOS Y NEGOCIOs

Ell que suscribe ofrecs aus servicios
al pdblico en- general, & saber:
10 Sc hs dsdicado = sigue en- Ia
Administration de Fincas, entendi9n-
dose en- sus repsracionss y sctos Judi
ciales etc. 80
% Otrecs q los M9dicog Ia Or6ni-
ca Medico Quiftrgica de Ia Habana v
los retirados del Servicio -" La Voz
de clasea pasivas" :, que Sc publica en-
Madrid, de'cuyos peri6dicos es Agente.
So Sc ocupar& de todo 10 que sen
anexo & Ia Agsncia, yen especialidsd
q asuntos de fsnzas, cancelaciones,
hipotecas por prestsmos sobre fncAe
etc, formation de expedientss, yn 70.
segorios para acreditar propiedad, "a ci.
viles para disfrutsr pension del Tesoro,
70 de psgas de tocs, ~ de Moutspio ,
pensiones militares, & que les dan de.
recho disposiciones vigentes, .aunque
haysn contraido matrimonio los eau.
santes, bien sea de paissnos, bien de
10 clase de tropa 8 de subalternos, con
tal de que hayan sido Oapitanes sntes
del % de 0ctubre de 1893, & graduados
de tales, antes tambisn del 80 de Octu
bre de 1856.
d. A gestionsr, por conducto de
Agentes que tiene en- Madrid para su
pronto despacho, asuntos que &c rocen
con los Ministerios y demAs Gen.
tros oficiales, como igualmente en- Ro.
ma para Ell de la concession . Cabslle-
ros y-Sehoras de Ia gracia de poder OBJ
tener Ii dignidad , las insignias de Ia
Real, Pontiicia y Militar Orden del
Santo Sepnlcro de Jerusalem, quedan.
do al cuidado de aquellos (por hi CON.
ducto) IL formation de dichos expedien.
tes.
So Para poder contestar las peticio.
mes que SO le dirijan de 10 isla, es in
dispensabls que remitan 80 centayos
en- sellos de franqueo, 81 es asunto que
atafie & esta Agencis, y 5el de 81 81
fuere para ID Peninsula, siendo olari-
dad que no Sc contestant, 81 faltare
este requisite.
Su despscho en- Ia Gale del Cristo
ndmero s, de "a Q de la mafana, = de
1874 de la tarde.
Puerto.Rico, 20 de Noviembre de
1882.
Juan e. Ignagero.
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/. SE VENuE-

Una maquina de vapcz, IL xk Slioa
do faersa, doble engransje, Que q mo-
vimiento & un trapiche .sayoE eilindfc9
lniden s pies 9 pulgadas pct 8 p'ln lal
dikmetro. Dos bombns, una de slimsh.
tor Is calders, y otra de lev1atsr sRua
ftia { los depdsitos. On ambnrrsaoE
de doble csdanA, 90 lli6s Hs largo por
s pi6s pulgadas dc nneho. Dos cln.
ri6csdoras hero fudido ccn % tube.
ria de cobre para el vapor, sns vAIvu.
Ian, llRves etc, su6ciantes 5 cuntsnaf
300 galone. de- gusrapo osda mo. Una
serpeDtina de cobre para v1por.
Todo 10 Cual, asf como los snisntos
de maderss del pals , grsnde sacuadiiA
sobre que descknsan Ii m&Quira da n.
por y el molino se encuentran On per.
fscto estado y se realiEA Z precio inuy
hmitado.
El que intersss comprurlo ppeds
pedir infornes , entsndorse con don
Juan +. Finlay, almacen de los Erea.
t'r6aas y Finlay--Mafina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-01
Asilo Provincial de BenelcsnCia

I Asilo Provincial de BsnehcSnCia
| v Manicomio -Darante ell mes de
Octubre dltimo hubo en- el EXPIRE
sado Asilo Y Manicomio el siguien.
to movimiento
Entradas, 8; salidas, 6; muertes,
6. Quedaban & fines del citado
mes 475 acogidos.
Mas vacantes. - To eStan las
plazas de Medico titular de Jun
COS, Depositario do Aguada y de
la Mocs, Y Oelador del Dep6sito
municipal de Juana-Diaz. Y las
escuelas de los barrios, de Gurabo
Arriba (Juncos) y Lavadero { Hor-
migueros). e
A los aspirantes. bsbi'di
Dssgracia.-Dan cuenta .algu-
nos colegas de que en- ell barrio de
Ia Meditation (Mayagiiez) nm indi-
viduo hiri6 grayemente a su espo-
SO.
sDeploramos el .heCho.
Herido. -Cuenta "Kl Eco" de
Arecibo que en- Ia Carcel de aque--
Ila villa I'm preso hiri6 gravemente
& otr0 con Ia paleta de una cucha-
ra aguzada.
Vapor "Buenos Aires" - Este
nuevo y magnffico vapor de la
TrasatlAntica ma salido hoy, 80, con
rumbo 4 ests Isla, seg6n NOS CO.
munican los Sres. Oonsignatarios.
El gran podsr reparador de Ia
Emulsion de Scott ha llamado IL
atencion de los m6dicos de todas
parties del muddo.
81 infrascrito facultativo, DR.. en-
Mecicina y Oirujia, socio cores
ponsal de Ia Real Academia de Me-
dicina y Oirujfa de Barcelona y de
la M6dico- Pharmaceutical de la mis-
ma ciudad;
Oertifica que de algunos aflos
& esta parte emplea con ventaja la
llamada Emulsion de Scott, en- sus-
tituci6n al aceite de higado de ba-.
calao, cuyo NAL sabor y dificil di-
gesti6n repugnan los enfermos en-
todos aquellos estados pat6logicos
que dan como resultante caracte-
ristico una hipertrofa del organis-
mo en- virtud del desequil.brio que
Sc establece entire la asimilaci6n
que le representa- su ingreso, y da
ell tono al estado de salud, Y la de-
sasimilaci6n, que le representa- e.
egreso, y conduce fatalmente al es-
tado de enfermedad. :
Ponce, Puerto-Rico Abril 10,
1887.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-01
GAOETILLAS.

Kspl6ndido Surtido.-Lo es en-
verdad el que, de dlbums para re
tratos Y poesias, acaba de recibirse
de Europa en- eeta Imprenta.
No .se sabe que admirar mai
en- ellos, 81 SD elegancia y bellezs
8 su escogida = selecta clase.
Los hay con encuadernaciones
forradas de preciosas pieles, de
Russia inclusive, que exhalan cell.
cado aroma Y ostentan una orna.
mentaci6n tan artistica como ga
llarda.
Las personals de gusto no deben
desperdiciar esta OCCASION de hacer-
Sc por POGO dinero de un objeto
notable.
Tambi6n Sc ha reoibido un in.
menso Y variado surtido de tarje-
tas de felicitaci6p, que admiran poi
sus ingeniosas combinaciones y
hermosisimas alegorfas.
Lo avisamos desde luego al p1-
blico, teniendo en- cuenta que Sc
acercan Navidad, Afio Nuevo y Re-
yes.
AdVertencia. - Aproximandcse
las fiestas de Navidad, Aii0 Nuevo
" Reyes, recomendamos D las per-
|Aonas que desean pr0veerse de
elegantes tagjetas de felicitaci6n
do Ia acreditada Litograf1a de A
Lynn, Sucesora de Morris, que ha-
gan sus pedidos con ,alguna antici.
paci6n, 4 fin de que pnedan ejecu.
tarse todos con el acostumbrado
esmero. III
Mbros.-.Acaban do racibirse en-
esta Imprenta los siguientes impor.
tantes libros:
DIOCIONARIO LATINO, pol
Miguel.
GRAMATIoA MUSICAL, POI
Romero.
MEIODO LIN 0OArEO, pOI
Eslava.
MANUAL DEL sEORETA-
RIO, por Abella.
MANUAL DE FORMULARIOS
CIvILES, por Abella.
MANUAL DE FORMULARIOS
|ORIMINALES, por Abells.
oTRos oBJETos.
Tambi6n Sc ha recibido en- esta
Imprenta I'm espl6ndido y variado
surtid0 de finisimas carteras para
bolsillo, de portaplumas de ORC,
marfil, nacar y 6ban0, tinteros, es.
cribanias y pisapapeles con la ia.
mosa Tore Eiffel, maravilla de ls
Exposition de Paris.