Tag Archives: 1876

Adler’s Celebrated Anti-Cholera Bitters – St. Joe

Posted on 6 December 2018 by Ferdinand Meyer V

Adler’s Celebrated Anti-Cholera Bitters Simon Adler | St. Joe & St. Louis 06 December 2018 I recently received and email and 1866 newspaper clipping (below) from Mark Wiseman about an unlisted Adler’s Celebrated Anti-Cholera Bitters put out by S. Adler … Continue reading →

Posted in Bitters, History, Liquor Merchant, Medicines & Cures, Remedy | Tagged 1876, Abraham Furst, Anna Cohen, Asiatic, Celebrated, Century, Cholera, Darmstadt, dealer, Distiller, Emanuel Fist, fined, Germany, Henry I. Ruggies, imprisoned, indicted, Landsberg, liquor, Mark Wiseman, Missouri, rectifier, Saint Joseph, Simon Adler, St. Joe, St. Louis, wholesale | Leave a comment

1876 United States Internal Revenue Stamps

Posted on 19 March 2015 by Ferdinand Meyer V

Looking closer at 1876 United States Internal Revenue Special Tax Stamps 19 March 2015 While working on the Dr. James H. McLean & Ferd Meyer, the Tax Agent post, I had the opportunity to look more closely at the 1876 United … Continue reading →