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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20
Personal.


Ne are sorry to learn Of the death o. Ne''
Nelson Bishop, which took place At East 3
Johns5ury. January 10. Of pneumOuia- NIL
was formerly one Of the publishers Of the yer
mont CEroaicle. Of the firm Of Bishop * Tracy
but lately hiss acted as agent Of the CoHgTegI-
iioral,st lie was well known in the state ah4
his death is loss to the church and COMMUNITY
lis age was GO.
Cincinnati papers announce the death Of MI
Il. Y. Horton Of hat city, On the 81 inst Nj
Horton VII be remembered by many q o'ir citi-
zsas as former resident . Burlington. He I'D
brsiae.s f5r four or five yea-s as 8 jsveils- and
wa.ca-sker IN the store Afterwards occupied by
Brnaa4id s Eilreth, in Bank Block. He left
Burlington sons L or IS years ago. He Vss
the frs. C-.ul scribe os ;be order Of so,s CT
Tem7-ranoc, and held raa. oaoe for l6 years,
and ur 10 his death. The order owed 90 him
much af FRS efi,.eucg, and Be vas greatly e.
teeu.e5 All respected T. every relation Of A.e
His eye vas - yel-s.
rbr funeral Of Lewis H. wheeler, Esq., too
+ place 90 ,loaIs7 q, To~.onf-#a- TIE iuter1ent'
We suF.-=e 7-s4 Temporary c-e, 1t telHg the
intention to remove lis remains to ,his city for
final iate-uent
We learn With concern Of Rae dsath O.. our for
usr toausasu Chls b Nssyin which took
place o. Monday at Lis residence 10 Brooklyn,
y. r. Capt Marvin, something IKE year
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

NAYoE Hans sTTIE-Nayor Hal Of New
York received good many New Years calls
Occasiou2lly military nan vas announced,
vheu the Mayor would fold his arms ac-oss his
breast, aad curviag one leg Ike Forrest in Ne
tamora. repent in firm voice the following
When wa with is black piaiols oveTspread
our beautiful land, and the hesvCns we're lighted
With the blood red fires G; rebellion. @ million
brave men rushed 20 the front TO preserve the
temple Of liberty from iesacraticu and 70 keen
the constitution inyiolate. love these glorious
volunteers. hsve sung their praise n verse,
and an ready 10 do it sgsin. I viii see this he
roc veteran Al the door. He has fought and
bied for his country, and he deserves the heart
lest recognition Of his services
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

One Of the innumsrable suits aglinE; the Erie
railway company has ELECTED decidedly inter
esting statement from Mr.. Jay Gould. This gen
ilem2n testifes under cath to the receipts and
expenditures ofthe company in 1ses. Mr.. Gould
states thst in ihis one yslr the company paid to
Richard Sshe,l nearly half million Of dollars
- to svoid litigation and &c Cornelius Van
dert!lt a rourd million for the sane purpose-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

SERIOUS Accident Henry C. Cons-on, con-
duet9T ola freight train over the Ru.iand Rail
road, vas ssriorsly injured Tuesday at Middle
bury, while unshsoliag car from his train.
He got his lsgczught between the hunters, crush
ing 1t 50 thst 1t wss feared tina, 1t would be ne
cessary to snpuiate. ba, 1t is now thought that
it mSy be saved Mr. Conadon has been seri-
ously injured On the railroad at different times
before. lie Vas soldier in q Vermont regi-
ment in the war. aud Jos; the rise Of one Of his
arms in battle
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

Gov Baker, Of Indiana, recommends a medi-
heation Of the divorce laws Of that State, by
which the fscilitieS for fraudulent transactions
or the part Of both temporary and permanent
residents nay be removed. II viii be d;zcredi'-
able to Indiana if ;he Legislature does not act
upon his sugse.tions
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

Troy AND Bos-oN RAILROAD ELECrIoN.-At
the meeting Of the stockholders CT the Troy and
Boston r. r. the following Board OF Directors
was elected
D. Thomas Vail, Daniel Robiasou. Jared s.
Weed. Jonas c Hesrtt, Joha Z Willard, Joseph
v. Fuller, c. L. Tracy, Hiram Miller, Samuel
II. Vail Of Troy, Il. Durkee Of New York, Amos
Briggs OF Schagbticoke, Lyman Wilder Of Hoo
sick Falls, and L II. Wells of North Adams
The following officers we're elected President,
D. Thomas Vail ice-President and Treasurer,
Daniel Robinson. The stockholders voted to
authorize the Board Of Directors to increase the
capital stock from 81 600. 900 to $4,000. 900.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

Reverse ski following the French arn.es
wbereye- they march Or fight. with Paris bonn
bariel and IL flame, iaraiih gloomy outlook
for France. with O continuation Of suca iismal
fortune the end Of the vs5 cannot be lar distant,
sui then. what
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

I. is reported that tie Vermont Central rail-
road has concluded negotiations with the Pull
man ca company, BY which their eut,e lines
are to be equipp'i wiki the Pullman parl5r and
sleepiag esrs fof ootn day and nigh, service
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

The I'D girls Of tie Rsrolufios s-e getting
funny. here is their last conundrum Why
should hrs. BeecAe- control the elsohoas Be
cause she has an entire Ward OF her osu.''
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

Tag WEAKLY FKEs Press contains every week
the latest news, Local and state News, Correspond
euce. Editorials, choice selected Miscellany, tales
sketches, poetry. &c Market Reports New Y0-k
srd Boston stock and General Markets Cambria ze
Cattle Market; s.. Adams Butter Market, &c. a.
ticlcs Agricultural topics. and every thing going
20 l-aac Up q VALUABLE FAMILY F1rEz. L Is print
ed on large 3-c5lainl sheet, and contains more
reading matter than any psper in tins part Of the
country.
Address ell orders o.
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BURLINGTON, VI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

firmly and benefcially established in one
climate as in another. Thus far the inhu-
ence Of such institutions has been steadily
on the Increase wherever any approach to a
fair trial has been made.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

The ssnguinary affair which recently oc-
CURED in f. Psso, New Mexico, wherein
three persons Of high social standing in that
place came to bloody death, deserves some
thing more than the brief report which the
telegraph gave at the time it took place 1t
appears that on the morning Ct the 9TH ult.
q lawyer well known in Fl Paso, Williams
By name, and a man of much ability but Of
excessively incorporate habits, while drink
ing in saloon there, commenced TRADE Of
abuse Of two absent political opponents,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

new hotel in Yo1ussto=u. 0, has been
named in homer Of the late governor. tbs Tod
house Its maze causes s rush q patronage at
the very outset Of its career.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

In consequence Of the spreli of the cattle dis
esse, many Of the towns in Miidlesez county,
Macs, sre holding meetings and taking decided
action in the way ofpoiice and other regulations,
to stop the movements Of irresponsible traders
in cattle. As a safeguard 10 be used, even n
cases where no visible sign Of infection has sp-
pesred, good judges recommend as . dis;aiec,ant
a saturated solution Of carbolic acid small
vialiull in pail Of water.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

Father Evac.utlo lately delivered In Lon
don @ lecture % the war between Franc,
ami Germany for t.e benefit Of fund fu
tho relief Of tie French peasant-y. The ez
communicated fiar was dressed in the plain
evening costume Of q lariaGn. with tightly
bau.nel ir5aE COAX, s,aad-up collar and
black ue.E..e. and she ,au=1re. which lately
would lavo o. i--elr indicated his past p1o-
las-.aa. was allcs, completely cGAcel Tie
lecture was delivered In French, and is de-
ser.ald as having been most eloquent, The
speaker referred to Sly great church, the
church Of Rome" with affection and an
aspiration for it, re-lac-a.icu, and also spoke
rf the rrot-s-ut CHURCHES, their progress
Hao~ and their s-ea- work. with something
nea- akin s. Ammunition and SYMPATHY. He
.a-ci the idea that tle vas is O. struggle
Of two faces. Such ao iiaa. he maintained.
assumes that in our ace tle-e can Re @ natu-
r4l a1ta-1nisa of two nations. lie declared
that France ought e. hv.- German unity,
bur a. ll- Aisace ana Lorraiac, thay do nos
77isat1 be German aav l-a.e t1an the Rhine
-f r--t .-- t-,--.r4
e la-.r oppose either ~uuez--r lie could
with aI bis French Instincts. 81. a--ice TO
Germany. patient animal, lie called
ls-, which 8. bears every burden ez--9. that
--.-.r .---....- .,..- 81. -l.,-
WY che became me GRADED % Erotc-ial rls1l--
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

Ez-Sena.or Ben Wade AID P7esijer. White Of
C0rnei, University nave accepted the appoint
inent Of Comuissiaue-s 20 san Domingo, tender
ei them by The President Several COED men
have declined tie third place on the commission.
Tie appointments indicate tic purpose Of the
President TO secure commission entitled 20 the
confidence e the people
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

"--A O. me D.. ----,----
Commit
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regard 81 Cd. -
ra,ae- -le - ta.. .....-.. -a-v vs.
.l-iE ll --- .ar- c..
State. v-s-- --s the --
p.do OF ill., Ea- --
u...se, but o.. .la delaying
tie comm saee-a-- taz
vas consumed b. making Obj. as.-s--- Of
each o:ar-. .al .-.aa.a- .-s- 81 l---cs
presented % Do b. .-a Secretary. a-,.s.r-
Statement ell. %. a-r-s ar-- o.- ~ .la
STATE ar5 ,a- '..-rsc .-. m ,a.. ea-
u.'tsa- liz as a- c-.s ..s-
WIS Ty -- e --a
limited '--. a1a-
tea-ss Which .-ea -aa... CHI -4.-i
felt was --. - I'D, '-la-.- Che
emission e. .l. -. e.a-. 81. ta.-- cs--
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we've t'.i. 'a
stance although they a-- . .. rs-.-
,g.1ll ---.st -.r.r ...-.- r.r.
r.-,.-'..-.. .--- -.-...... ---
At
tho doom l r-l M
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

TIE Chicago women Ed MID form Ct li.s.-
p1t.a- in chewing spruce gum. A u'oas Isdy
Of fashion has announced 20 her friends be.
intention oi keepins Lent tais year by giving
Cd her gum until -asier-iG she can.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

Secretary Boutwe,i decides thst where unma-
tlrel United States bonds have been destroyed
by FIRE tx 20 session Of private parties, there can
be uo redemption O; sac- securities ID money OF
the issual OF nea eeals in Leu. q special Get
Of Congress fog the relief Of tie sufferer is ind
Gated as -he sole course o7en.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

The reports OF shi7-rass.ars arriving from sea
al refer TO tie teu7estuo1s We-;aer encounter
tered ou tle atlantic Ihs captain Of bsreue
which reached Boston from South Auuice e.
day or two aiace. states th-, daring hi. thirty
year. experience be never met with such bal
weather.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

The national association formed in P,na-yi J.
vauia. apparently with Cooperation from ntier
States, for the purpose of securing such az
anendmsn; &c tie Constitution rs viii recog-
uizs the existence Of ed aaa the obligations of
Christianity, has called national convention %
meet in Philale.phis CT Wednesday, the 18th q
the present month. The cal is signed by JUICE
Strong Of the United States Supreme Court. who
is the presiielr cf The association, and by o.aer
Distinguished gentlemen
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

At the meeting Of creditors OF Oakes Aues s.
Co, on Monday, the committee appointed to ez
anime their affairs reported that the a-set- Ct
tie dru exceeded the Indebtedness ~ over IS,
100000, and recommended an extension o. siz,
twelve, eighteen and tventy-iour moatEs, the
creditors TO receive seven yer ce-t interest.
wa.ch extension che committee elieve VIZ. assure
the payment of every dollar, rsiaciF1 ani IT,
tere-- Iae report vas asscqte-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

Among the curious things ELECTED hy the Fer-
enue returns Is the fact that Nj. a 7. Stewart
Of New YORK paid, in tire year 1870, more in
come tax than wss psij by either cae Of twenty
sevsn States. including Territories more than
Arizona, Colorado, Dakota, Florida, Washing
ton. New Mexico, Utah, laio, ana Montana,
confined more than either Of the districts CT
Massachusetts aud $4,000 more ,hsn she
Ninth sni Tenth districts Mr. William 3 Az
tor psii more than TIE whole s;ste Of Vermont.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20


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r. Peter p. g-asas---. -s-. .-t- .a-sl All aa
1.n1us.r sl--sL
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more than enc hundred AMI -rs7---.--a- -t---
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sec-- powers -la --aaslre- rsp--- 81 -l-
a1l1s MEETING shove. the r.l.=5-- r--
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Aor---r 2. .--1s-- B-sE.--- 81. a----.
rse-as Oh -la lf-l. .-s Articles o. Ass1-.l-.-
Fe-e 'neu-e- g. as 20 REFUGE tle number e.. l.-
rs--1-s q five. and tle new B5arl e.s--ei e-z-
s's-' .- james b. -ars--a. 7z--E G.. Shepard,
---s-a D. -eFs'- li---- BALDWIN --- ls----
b-u---a. Hear e. Keith. lar ta- advanced
10 a-a, 1-l who las ss-Tei u.s. director fir u---
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

Il appears from the ngszare Of Cos. Clsain o..
Mass4cAuse;ts thAt the number q enrolled uii.-
TIA Of th1; Safe is ISL us. and he actual rum
Der n camp 81. the last muster was $50. The
annual cos, Of the Nassacauss-s militia is -5ou.
S150,00). and the selection Of ps-mlusa: camp
ing grounds and arming the men viii b-cecb-
leaders were recommended By the governor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

The PAssgnpsic railroad has again declared lis
semi-AnnuAl dividend Of three per cent.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20


Ne tlrel United States bonds have been Destroy
ut by IRE * 20 session Of private parties, there c
= be no redemption O, sacl securities IN uouey
in the usual OF Hee tends in Leu a s9e-.a, q
&. Of Congress 20. the relief Of tie sufferer Is ind
e. Gated as 'le sole course open.
Il appears from the message Of Gov. Cis6in
Massachusetts thAt the number e. enrolled uii,
. TIA Of aha, Ssts is isl, -l9. and he actual run
re Der n camp q, the last muster was $50 7.
ID annual cos, Of the llassacaussa militia IS abe,
y S251, 900. and the selection Of ps-mauaa. cla-
r ing grounds and armine the men With b-ceat
a Ioaders were recommended by the governor
f Mr. Greeley publishes q card IN relation 70 I'd
y rum5rs that he is to be one Of the san D2airg
% Commissioners. Ee says.
o. Atal events. 7 assure ven that never though
Of going TO San Domingo. and an uo-. I trust
wanted 20 60 20 San Domingo, AID % oil event
- ] v1n'tro t1 san Domingo.
Yours, H-zAez G-al-l
"1Gs.l.~e e the Phlale.rha Press e sz
r treas,y tender regarding Justin Nc0s-.lr
whom she calls g. c-z,err e.. .u-5-.c-..'' 90. o.
taut and c-acefa, as yacht. with canI .-zi.l
lie strawberries AMI cream These ave 1.s.
'1iHFs III 81 EASTERN T.. 'a -1- they aye 1'aoy
gratifying as applied g. one O.. tas 6-sta5.-n-
e.. perhaps Olivia" hal better ~, so any
n77e-it'sa .i,-.l l,u9r4..s.7e
Tia ealsu. iH tls @ls- s-e-s eve-gTaar- 30
Rel tie same tale Of the increase Of Gowns a- tac
expense o. the -ura- -is'-i''s. aiIty--e7en Gle
les and villages IN Ohio ls7- over -,5.I ialaoi-
tants ea-4--a-l % which have largely i1cressei
IL l-p1.a;'-- size. ' tl, - twenty -oua-
Ties q. Tee si--e Tie 1o71--.1- las -----1.s-e-.
ana ID ian 'lsTs a-. -lea .-, p 'sT- sight in-
creased al the ezpeuss Of ,as e.-a.-y. sgd iu
many counties the incrse ia l-s t.rus gives
al ihe increase or tla.r ca-at-
The NasaiH-,a7 iar aa.aa-'.T i.-
the st2te1e1- that -ae post q minister % l-ls-
SD, nov SLED ts lie historian Bancroft. ts7
been twice oasrsl SO o..er lca-aHcs n. Dr.
Grinnel e. New Ie-1, aal t-.- Big. Ban
croii is avsre %, '-ls -ai' -r--y 'iys that
ropean var Vlaa ue ca=1.ca-las arising
from This zrs over. e- materially relieved, the
President vii probably send DO domination
'or the Berlin Court
-1s CORES l1sa "a 9--' -e
nova ai Dr. Aoiief as -il','T 90 -7e.-a-
has oeen seq, '-'. ~ z-'-' -' seems 'a''
'-'- 'io'.- '-
..'l' "l.-- De received before -s -'2 lure
-'e 97nPA-ns o. The '.713'A,s' % DIS T5@''2.
am i'.'. '-'' -7 IS -''- " '. '.'-
.-'-l' %. ~ l'- -'' DE
~ --s -.-' '-' ' - gwen cause
il upon -hesas Ct aa8ls- a.a.
The author ola novel. i1st out. vish.1- Q,
say that her heroine opened be. mouth. ;au= r1-
presses asr...s-.- TIE pretty ezra. lo5isesps-s
q hz- words gave wsv aHs i.v n.5.sir-
lsu-b ran out f-oa Oh en-" Any ole VII. has
glanced over t5e r17e.s-,es watch are the main
ftsv Of our cheap weekly rua.i,s;.ors. must PEE
o--uizs this pre-f1cs Dir o. description asa fs.-
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THE WEEKLY FREE PRESS


% published overy Fridsy morrinE by
TIE FREE PRESS ASSOCIATION
college -, Burlington. 1t.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

4 View York czeal1se says that 81 fnasy-
vaaia man. wao carried bis pipe AM some car
tril-es IN The some poczsr. was startled while
enjoying Fu-ke tha other Jay ty au explosion,
accompanied iy the sudden disappearance Of
bis pipe and severe wound iu Ais forehead. %
This is certainly remarkable case o. cure
II arouses the hope tra- the remedy could be
made c1Hcaai1us for the "suii-u dlsaF1eaauoc''
Of wider circle Of Ills th'r wounds ia the fore
head simply
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

The Canadian Post Once Dapartueu. Is about
f 60 introduce into the Dominion ihe ca-j-7os,sce
p-au-;ae t7aasniss.oa oionsa letters written on
q card, for one c,ut-wdere itis awaited with
strong expressions Of Icnu'ar favor. The De-
partr7en- VIII furnish tie cards, stamped, AID
without any expectation o. gain 70 the revenue.
Tie obvious convenience Of the system TO the
pa5..c is tac -easor ~ e.. introduction into
Canalz
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

Oar dispatches mention the death OF al Al
bAny man nauei Moran, as hsviug occurred
from q scaling received AT the hsBls Of HE wife
But We suspect the truth 10 be that il Wa an
ether mans wife. 1t any rs'e the Albany pa
pers hs7e told abcut an Alblaisn-the head Of q
tamily-Wdo 20 hr forgot himself, few weeks
ago. as TO make improper proposals. to q lady
who called s; the house in the absence Of his
family Whereupoa the iniignsnt woman seized
q kettle Of boiling wster from the stove and
poured 1t over the msn, scaling him in q shock
ing manner, and so that ~ hopes were enter
tanned Of his recovery.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

The politicians Of California are busy In dis
cussiDg the various chances o. the numerous can
didates for Gubsrnst9rial honors. The Sacrs-
uen;o Record fsys the Republicans are hopeful
Of carrying the State by presenting e candidate
whose name viii inspire general confidence, aud
sround whom the party can unite cordially.
The democracy at the present time is not united,
and the coming canvass presents very serious
faculties to the leaders Of that organization.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

u 1'l'a3 u 7Il-lI9 q clTIi.I9 lllI- iIc
agenent Of tae places where they ave put flr
SAFE keeping have to be taken with sous eau-
ton. But We have no doubt that occurrences
take place in cur jail, such as are inevitable IN
every lookup where 10 classification Of prisoners
IS possible AID where desperate offenders are
shut up with the isss hardened. and have them
TO some extent in their power. Such t5ines Of
ten take place, We aoub, ao., N every j4l IL the
state sud they Illustrate f5rcibly the need Of
improved methods Of construction in or isis.
and an improved Jail system. Such Improve
ment We do not despair Of seeing some day but
it comes very slowly somehow.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-05
DE VENTA.

En- Ia casa de D Tomas Tolosa (hiio,
de Mayaguez. Msquinas de coser de un
earretcl con un complete repuesto de pie
as, otras mry titles J descouocidas
hssta hoy, y ruedas en- los pies.
Maquinss para rizar ropa, Arados de
Io'l nlejoradss de todos n1meros, sur
cadores, y de Amer sean los comedies
rer kmafiElos.
Venteadores para safe = malz y otros
e.ectos de agriculture. Calesas de 8 y4a-
saeutos, Calesitas para nilos velocipedos
y juauetes para Id. Juegos completes en-
muebles de caoba, nogal y otras made
ras fnas. Quinques de pared, colgantes '
sobrenesa de una luces, Mesitas para
pepe!es de rn1sica: Oamas de hierros, ;ar.
ros y somhoyes plateados, esoritoros de
varias clases, Cristaleras = losa fna.
Guafda comidas, rcmanas de varias
eiasrs, deaie uno doce 90. = de peso
ror kingsanao Videt De caoba inodoros
erQuenos, srreos dobles y sencilos, cue
res para ca'esa, y otros muchos. .artfcu'os,
al nisuo tempo tiene ell gusto de O.
freeer al publieo su nuevo establecimien-
70 en- maderas teniendo un complete sur
ado ea ppen, superior = pino blanco, Te
JaT IN De clprSs. y. nlquiEran en barriea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-05

mocuo y sc hace entFega en- cinco mi
nutos lleva todos sns colores va so~
locado en- un elegante pasapastos sill
viendo para album y para co'galse,
valiendo, liSole dos reales!! Este es
el retrato para todos-
Retratos eu tarjetas, Porcelanss,
Sellos dc Correos, Imperiales Moli-
natipos & &c, todos, con los muchos
aparatos y saornos recibido por la
casa do los Srs. Climber de Ponce,
pueden ribalizar con los mejos obras
totogti6eas de Europa.
Al abrirse la nueva galerfa Sc da-
ran mas detolles y sempre los pre-
clos al alcance de todos.
CURIOSIDAD.-En naestco nue
vo estableclm'ento encontrara eI II
blico ma collection de nuestras, una
de sada pacble do los de la I la, cen
as Srtas. y Caball eros mas noiables.