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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-05
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mer orden, siendo querida, temlo>,
respetada de todas las Naciones.
Senores digamos de corazon:
Viva Espafla!
Viva Amadeo l.!
Viva Puerto-Rico!
Viva el Ejercito, la Armada y los
Voluntarios!
Viva la libertad, con religion, Or
den y respeto q las leyes.
Despues siguieron otros brindis
que no recuerdo, todos alusivos al
mismo objeto.
Esta expansion dejdbilo, dur6 has
ta bien entrada la noohe, que empe-
z6 la retreta en- la plaza.
Ell dia parecia que Sc qniso tam
bien prestar 4 contribuir q amenizar
tan grandes solemnidades, pues fue
de los mas agradables.
Desde bien temprano ondeaba la
bandera Nacional en- todos los edifi-
clos del Estado, casas particulares y
en- los cuatro lados de la plaza.
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Aoalto del escrito.

-,.Gro y media de la tarde,
hon ,nalada en- la 6rden militar
del oartamento, SO hallaban reu-
mid n la plaza del Quartet de In
TAI ell Battalion de Cadiz, Desta-
can de Artillerfa, Battalion de
Volu los, Seccion de Guardia Ci-
vii, y ibida con los honores de Or
denal "a Bandera del Ter. Battalion
SO pus. On en- movimiento estas tro-
pas al ando del Sr. Coronel, Te-
nlente ronel D. Baldomero Merca-
dlllo, lGefe de este Battalion Y
Conan 4teMilitar del Department
to, a qu1 acompanabael Sr. Planell,
Ter Gete accidental del Battalion de
Mlnclas otros ofciales. En- ell Or
den cltao } SO situo esta fuerza en- la
plaza pr 1cipal, ocupada por un in
menso geAltfo, en- 6rden de parada y
conforme ! 10 prevenido, SO proceed (
q tomar el juramento a cada uno de
dlchos Cuerpos por ell Sr. Comandan-
te Mllltar en la forma prescrita por
el Excmo. Sr. Captain General, cuyo
Juramento Tue prestado con verdade-
70 entuslasrno y fueron contestados
de la mlsma manera los vitores Es-
pafa, as. M. el Rev = 4 Puerto Rico.
dados por 81 referido Gefe.
1eTmlnauO este actO Sc efectu0
el deshle de Jas tropas por la plaza
con Ia !. uniformidad y aire marcial
pecullares al ejercito espanol Y que
tanto distinguen al bizarre Battalion
de Cadiz.
70 no puedo describir 81 brillante
golpe de vista que presentaba nues
ira hermosa y espaciosa plaza con la
varidad dc uniformes de los diferen-
tes Cuerpos, la ihmensa muchedum-
bre que Sc agrupaba, las banderas que
ondeaban en- los BALCONIES y el nd
nero de personals distinguidas que
desde los mismosp presenciaban el ac-
to: Sc necesitarfa mas tempo del que
puedo disponer para esta breve mar
raclon y una pluma mas habil que la
mia.
Deseosos los Sres. Gefes ' Oficia-
les del Battalion de Gadiz de dar una
muestra de la satisfaction y.del rego-
ci)o ,ae que se slenten poseidos por Ell
Iansto aconteclmlent9 que ha de con-
solidar Ia obra de las G6rtes Consti-
Ftuyentes de Ia Nacion, y puestos de
acuerdo con los Gefes y OGciales de
los Cuerpos que asistision alaforma-
cion u demas Residences eli esta Villa.
sorprendicron 4 estos habitantes con sol1
una fiesta rovisada, que nos pso-
porciono ratios de Verdadera espan-
lsion y algeria.
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E1 Corrcsponsa1.
Funciones Militares en- Arecibo,
DE Ia citada villa nos escriben

De Ia citada villa nos escriben 10
siguiente:
El Domingo &c tuvieron lugar en-
la Villa de Arecibo dos fllnciones mi
l1tares de las que severi6can muypo
cas- veces; la L. fue la bendicion de
la Bandera del % Battalion de Infan-
terra de Milicias; esta tuvo efecto du-
rante Ia misa mayor q las 8 de la ma
mana, en- Ia Iglesia, la cual Sc halla-
ba decoraqa sino con lujo (por haber
dlspuesto 81 Excmo. ST.. Captain Ge-
neral tuera sin gran ostentacion) al
menos con gusto y sencillez; 4 am
bos lados del prebiste1io lucian seis
pabellones de armas, cadauno con su
bandera nactonal en- ell centric; la ban
dera tue con1ucida al temple con la
mdslca de los Voluntarios y regres6
al cuartel de Ia misma manera, = los
Sres. Gefes y ofciales del Battalion
dc Mlhclas repartieron 4 todas las
se1loras y.se1loritas que fueron q la
1gles1a una elegante gala que repre-
sentaba una Cruz formada con cintas
delos colores dc la bandera espanola
en- cuyo centro estaba la moneda, es-
ia fue entregada al entrar en- el tenn
plo,. y todas Sc las prendieron en- ell
pecho en- seguldat; de modo, que for
maba una vista bonita y agradable.
A las 5 de la tarde Sc verifc6 en-
la plaza principal la jurade la Cons
titucion de Ia Nation y de fdeli-
dad y obediencia 1 S. NJ. elReyDon
Amadeo l.; con Ia debida anticipa-
clon y al mando Gel teniente coro-
mel comandante del 2o Battalion de
Mlllclas y. Fernando de Urrejola,
Sc hallaban formadas en- el 6rden de
parada la compania del Battalion de
Valladolid, los Voluntarios ' la Guar
dia Civil, y ,desplles de revistados
por el se1lor tenlente coronel conan
dante del Departamento D. Geroni.
mo de la Tore, y haber tornado ell
Juramento de ambas c0sas pronuncio
dlcho defe Y alocuclof siguiente:
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sistena de tcze-
siderables, y los
pdrlan descompo-
Por Ia Administers |
5 saber 10 siguien
tempo con regu
todos las classes ac
Hos perciben per ID
de esta Provincia, |
bados y particular
Zen en- la Peninsula, |
nision dc sus justifi-
y que hecho este,
Aue cualquier retra-
enda de las oficinas
B Isla, que verifcan
xactitud.
Mario de 1s71.-El
ion Economica, Jose
dusa. = El Porvenir del
siguiente:
lsiana Medassa fu9
$ buques de guer-
Ja'rsear y LIE Byuir,
del Brasil.
ma renida lucha que
AS, y en- que hubo
ldad de una y. otra
Medwsa logr6 echar
-ques contrarios.
debpues entraba ell
en- 81 puerto de Rio
% de reparar sus a.
de consideration.
sa multitud presenci6
aquel importante COM
el heroismo que han
combatientes de uno
.ce honor 4 la marina
twas nacionalidades.
ia escrita por ell con-
Sr. CLIQUE, jefe de la es-
de Frahcia en- el paci-
5 los parrafos siguientes:
(" es exactamente de la
que el "D'Eutrecasteaux
II alguuas veces: su
en- cuatro canones, de
le dcce.
. ell Lamotte Piquet,
sis, y monta DOS ca
de hero De q "a.
IN bCque armada al
rucclon con II canO~
13 de grseso oalibre.
uO kue uiuCud Ia aus
'msndantes flance~e ~es,
It y Forget. teuientes
combate 4 una fuerza
As com2ndantes de es-
N maniehgado de una
ria y one sus peque\
sido admiIablem
ue ell buque rrusiano
,nnas horas para echar
avlGos -y9laya snfridO
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OoLDADOS " FOLUNTARIosa

Habeis jjarado guardian y defender
la Constitution dc Ia Monaro.ifa y
fiel obediencia 4 81 M. B. Amadeo +.
Rey CONSTITUTIONAL G de Espaila, elegii-
do por IA yoluntad de Ia Nasion;l tan
simportante jlrarnento sabeis que
.bien observadas por tod8s harssn III
felicidad de nuestra amada Patria;
sirva pues, entre nosotros este dia d
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-05

ga ssa<ra@ &c Has rsssswTHa. I'll Talismsns
"a acaeEs, s seq el mcdio dc c0nscTyxf hagtA
~ s~lad ayemsa6a Ia frescafa De Ia iatyhiEd Ia
aleza. ressaaar4deA blancara Gel c6iis, cUns1sfe
y sss esnaec dasie DO Ia feiaffna assaRa, admn
snle agaa do tscador que constituye Ia tltima
&sahra dea aFte Del perfnmissa. Reempla1A eeR-'
2esa-nease las agnas de Coionia de Ia Florh0a
lva vssEag'es mas afaygados. E9saygn Osiedm
= sampssenI = Su perfume es delitioso. :,
90 -~a~p----
gf saso Dc uss Esaesa 1anssga % irdhpan
sdEie Rs seacfas ssegintss, para eoHsesvar n
bfsssaasss, sssase tfaaspar arrneia dal Cana; Sss
eagnfss daRcaltades para eonseg cG1nfss
'ssssses pesssfcsas0s ensayos anles d lsD1nsfsR
90 bueT nhga eEsrc el fCgfudbse n6snefN dc ~
bsmss baraIos 6e pssina usifead gua iniesgIsn a
aagaessS0 de peff0maFia hos ss6vrgs RtynR& 2 g.,
t9biEes pcafTrss1ss da F5is, AMfgan unO emo
500 cef 81 2Srrhre de fehDn hhHfgEa gue a
p1ce tempo Ea lfsgaFH azSaifTf NnfseFgel FgpaA
tfuA pUEqgs Fenbe tseas Ss gtnliiasdgs aNt
kllA Sdss3dsa, pszcsa, pss16i essaislIe, dl5Gs.
fHsae & YsiSeasA capsass ebHndadtA ssesH9
Aae6li; Alaa Eon fne 0ondA aanus Fa0 nUen "a
san Bzsa& u arsaSdse irdApf pfdsa6h q d
xe9ASser Ab ez4a RsaFe dc nsfsr Esaasc. -
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.sasaSss las pera0llaS qas 10.
.is dlanles 81, UE esialo de ses-
;ee hagan nso de Ia cs!ADre Cyssss
if.sdo, con base de qu1silns, Dc Ice
*.i4 preparation, que en- ,afa 81 SIZE
~ a:latas y polves mas 8 ut&nos desa-
:.acIEos e!npleadcs hssta siaora, roesaa,
;sapic sfoianllcn.o concloa 10, 81 lna-
aaitsa nge no deja aingen ssarncnsp "a
A;sa 4, sn los denies Due prs NJ las ofa-
4 I.sS labi0s III herH9se en!or - roga.
.ystorina o nueyo hss.lr GtAtvaEse, del
: aks5canse> SO Feeorainnda lamhien per 9!
:. ~ perfume Y Ia ireSaara CUE eoinuaica q h
= l}raa ies en;sias.s si;,ufiiira el alienlo Y Sc
ss.iuisS gasm en,e ltssa In t.rea1la deatrffica.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-11

Nor A SATISFACTORY EXPERIMENT.
Here is bit of grotesque humor from New
Orleans:
Mr.. Gray discovered a non-explosive illumi-
mating fluid. To show how safe the new
compound was, he invited a number of his
friends to meet him in his rooms, whittier he
had brought barrel of the fluid, which he at
once proceeded to stir with red hot poker.
As he went through the roof of his house, ac-
companied by his friends, he endeavored to
explain to his nearest c0nlpGgnon de uOud1e
that the particular fluid in the barrel had too
much benzine in it; but the gentleman said
he had an engagement higher up, and could
not wait for the explanation. Mr.. Gray con-
tinued his ascent till he met Mr.. Jones, who
informed him that there was no necessity for
him to go up higher, as everybody was COM
ing down; 50 Mr. Gray started back to be
with the party. Mr.. Gray's widow offers for
sale the secret for the manufacture of the
non-explosive fluid at a reduced rate, as she
wishes to raise money enough to buy silver
handled coffin, with gilt plate, for the late
Mr.. Gray. No cards.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-11

Graham Mufins.-Two quarts of graham
meal, 1 heaping teaspoon of salt, 2 table
spoons of sugar, II quarts of milk luke-wsrm,
teacup of domestic hop yeast-more if of
bakers yeast; rise over night, pour in muffin
rings or "gems," and bake in very hot oven.
If less of the bran is required, siit the meal
and discard the coarser bran left in the sieve.
Graham Gems Cl.-Five cups of graham
meal, teaspoon of salt, At cups of cold milk
or water, pour into thoroughly heated
"gems," or ''cups,7' and bake in a very hot
oven. The ''rings," 'forms," or pans, must
be carefully creased.
Graham Gems (2)-Sift quart of graham
meal, remove the coarsest bran and SIN the
meal again, with one measure each OF Horsc
ford's Bread Preparation and l teaspoonind ind Q,
salt, then add tablespoons OF sugar, AMI !
tables noon of butter rubbed in the Hour or
or pint the of re@. %o oi
Dake IN quIoM q,,abIv Cream of tartar and So
ds cups msv | be- used, but we prefer the prepsra-
ton named above.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-11

PosITtoN IN SLEEPING.-People who eat
light suppers or sit up long after eating need
not trouble themselves about their posture in
sleeping, otherwise than to choose the most
comfortable one. But those who are inclined
to rotundity, or given to late dinners, will
find it advantageous to sleep upon the right
side. This position allows free action of the
heart, and favors the movement of the con-
tents ofthe stomach, in the process OF diges-
ton, through the pyloric oriice, which in
that portion is lowest. Such persons will con-
suit their own comfort by lying upon the left
side or the back until they are thoroughly
drowsy, and then turning upon the right side
for their regular snooze.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-11

E>OR SALE-On Lewis street, near Pine. Frescoed
L. and piped Tor Sebago. Apply en- the prenisses,
or at 25 rmery st. JAMES A. TENNEY.
sug25
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-11

To PREVENT TURNIPs FLAvoRING MILK
AND MEAT.-When turnips and rutabagas
are fed to mich cows and fattening sheep and
beeves, the milk and butter and meat will
have decided flavor of the roots. This may
be prevented by feeding the cows only imme-
diately after milking; and by changing the
feed of fat animals from roots to hay and
meal for three or four days previous to slaugh-
tering there will be no unpleasant flavor in
the meat
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-11

ECONOMY IN STEAM PowER.-A Boston
correspondent of the American Artisan states
that he is running twenty-horse engine con-
stantly with the heat obtained from the ex-
haust steam of another twenty-horse engine,
thereby doubling the amount of power previ.
ously produced by the consumption of q
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-11

FEEDING STRAw'-Straw, if properly man.
aged, can be made to serve a more profitable
purpose than mere littering, or to add bulk to
the English farmers in Canada, most of the
bullocks are fed and fattened on straw, with
roots and meal. No hay is used, that being
kept for the horses. Thus larger number
of stock can be fed. Straw cut, wetted, and
sprinkled with ground feed or oil-meal, will
carry cattle very well through the winter
Oat, barley, rye, and wheat straw are proper
tionately valuable in the order in which they
are placed. Pea-straw is more valuable than
Oat straw
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-11

The HUMORs OF THE FAR WEsT.-A
correspondent of the Springfield Republican
writes from New Mexico:
Like all countries beyond civilization, the
low value on human life is at first startling,
but one gets used to hearing, over his morn
ing coffee, of some horror, with tranquility
excelled only by the natives; it becomes
merely an every day item to know that the
Apaches have murdered a few miserable
Mexican shepherds, or that somebody had
shot his neighbor in the plaza at Las Vegas I;
the little statement, that
"Walker of Murphy's blew a hole through Peters.
For telling him he lied,
Then up and dnsted out of South Hornitos
Across the Long Deyide."
is no fiction, and there is occasionally enacted
the drama of Bret Harte's other compren-
sive lines:
mDid you know Briggs Of Tuolumne?
Busted hisself in White Pine
And blew out his brains down in Friscoe"
Another curious thing in frontier life is the
expressive slang which becomes universal. 81
will not fall into these barbarisms of Speech"
said the proper member of our party, "why
will folks speak of aman's livingon the picket
wire when it is just as easy to say Purga-
toire, call creek 'crick,' and speak of every
thing they possess from diseased lungs to a
wagon train, as an 'outftp To which cos
mopolitan reprovingly replied: "Always be
patient with the weaknesses of foreign lands
like this; ever since the day when the snuff
dipping Arkansas female asked me across the
steamboat table, to pass them cheese and
them molasses," have hesitated at nothing
would even engage to speak of my fellow
man as 'panning out A L. or say he is well
heeled, (armed, or call whisky 'red-eye' or
kill-me-quick,' or settle mans claim to
shiftlessness with hadn't no savey,' or talk of
mans Singing gay harness, (well-dressed)
you betr' with which philosophy ended our
attempt to shun the phrases in common use.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-11

EOf SAFE.
F'HE Buildings and lard Pearl street, and store
L on Portland Pier. Enquire OF
sepJSdu W.ShEA " Pearl at.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-11
Casco National Bank.

NNHE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Il Casco National Bank of Portland for the choice
of Directors and the transaction Of such other busi
ness may legally before them, will be held at
their Banking House on Tuesday, the Ninth day Of
January, 1872, at 1O1 o'clock, A. M.
WIN. A. WINSHIP, Cashier.
Portland, Dec. s, 1871. I'd
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Merchants National Bank of Port
land

NNHE Stockholders of this Bank are hereby notified
Il to meet at the Bank, on Tuesday, January 0,
1872 at 10 O'Clock, A. M, for the llowing business:
1st For the election of Directors for the ensuing
year.
I'd. To decide what change, Gf any,) shall be made
in their By Laws
3d. For the transaction of any other business which
may legally be brought before them.
CHAS. PAYSON, Cashier.
Portland Dec.S 1871. dc92tawtd
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-11

ENGLISH IvY.-The use of English ivies
for the purpose of decorating living rooms is
more extensive every year, and cannot be too
highly commended. Being very strong, they
will live through almost any treatment; but
study their peculiarities and manifest willing
ness to crafty them, and they will grow with
out stint. Most houses are too hot for them,
as indeed they are for their owners. Neither
plants nor people should have the average
temperature over sixty-fve degrees Fahren-
heit. Take care and not enfeeble your ivies
| by undue heat or excessive watering, and you
| will find they will not seem to mind whether
! the sun shines on them or not, or in what po-
sition or direction you train them. Indeed,
so much will they do of themselves to render
room charming, that we would rather have
an unlimited number of them to draw upon
than anything else in nature or art. Do you
wish the ugly plain doors that shut off your
tiny entry from your parlor to be arched or
curved, like those in the drawing-rooms Of
your richest neighbor? Buy couple of
brackets, such as lamps for the burning of
kerosene are sometimes placed in, and screw
them ON the sides of the door. Put in each
plant of English ivy, the longer the better;
then train the plants over the top, against the
sides, indeed any way your fancy dictates.
You need not buy the beautiful but costly
pots the flower dealer will advise; common
glazed ones will answer every purpose, for by
placing in each two or three sprays Of Colise-
um ivy, in a months time no yestige of the
pot itself can be discerned through their
thick screen.-JOurnaL Of Horticulture.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-11
The Musical Treasure {!

A New Book which will be most acceptable
HOLIDAY PRESENT;
"A NJ Is indeed = TREASURE, being filled with
~ sparkinx Songs, Duets, Quartetfes,
OndOs. Foikns, Polka MnZuriSas Schst-
tischcs. Qundriiies, Gaiops, Marches, -Four
Hand PIECES, &C., all of the best quality.
Music fttedJor Piano-Fo or Reed Organ
Price, Boards, 50 80; Cloth So OO FULL Gilt 81 90.
Sent postpaid on receipt of retail price.
OLIVER DITSoN & CO., Boston.
nov 2S d6WiStc - "" -
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-11

Agency for Sewing Machines.
w. 9. DYER, No. 15s Middle ST., over H.
HI. Hays. All kinds of Machines for
sale and to let. Repairing.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-11
" O0d! WO0df

HARD and SOFT WOOD for sale at No. As Lin
III coin street. Also Dry Edgings.
VIM HUSE.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-11
The National Traders Bank.

TTVHE Stockholders Of this Bank hereby notified
Il that their Annual Meeting will be held at their
Banking Room, on Tuesday, the 9th day Of January
neat at o'clock, p. NJ, to choose five Directors for
the ensuing year, and to act any other business
that may legally come before them.
EDWARD GOULD, Cashier
Portland, Dec 8, 1871 dtd
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-11

SUPERSTITION IN 1S71.-The followino
story is reported from village near uches-
ter, in Somerset, England:
A wel-to-do farmer, who has always borne
the reputation of shrewd man of business,
few weeks since had the misfortune to find
strange fatality among his herd of cows. a
veterinary surgeon was called in, and every
precaution taken, and the remainder of the
herd were in a fair way to recovery, when
suddenly the farmer became suspicious, and
insisted that he and his cows had been ''ov-
erlooked' and Immediately sought out
'wise woman" residing in an adjacent town.
Acting upon the advice of the old hag, the
farmer returned home, and shortly encircled
with fagot the last bullock that died, ignit-
ed the pile, and bnrnt the carcase, an in
cantatiou being pronounced over the burn
ing beast. The remainder of the herd recov-
cred, and their recovery is of course attribut-
ed by the farmer and his simple-minded
neighbors, not to the skill of the veterinary
surgeon, but to the success of the weird cere-
monial prescribed by the fortune-teller.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-11
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Advertising Agents.

advertising Agents.
ATWELL & CO., IVA LIZ Middle st. Ad.
vertisements inserted in papers in Maine
and throughout the country AT the pub
fishers, lowest rates.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-11
CanaI National Bank.

FTyHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of s'The
Il Canal Natl Bank OfPortland" for the election of
Directors, and for the transaction of any other
business that may legally come before them, will be
held at their Banking House on Tuesday, the Ninth
day Of January, 1872, at II o'clock A. M.
dec7-td y. c. SOMERBY. Cashier.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-11
OCEAN INSURANCE COMPANY.
ANNUAL MEETING.

NyHE Stockholders of the Ocean Insurance Compa-
Il ny are hereby notified TO meet at the office Of
said Company on Monday, the first day Of January,
A. D. 1872 at three o'clock p NJ for the purpose
choosing Seven Directors for the ensuing year.
the transaction Of any other business which may then
be legally acted upon
I'd GEO. A. WRIGHT, Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-11
NEW GOODS !!
FOR SALE,

" with Gearing attached for hoisting The cyln-
der is inch. 1t was made by Rawson s. Hittingcr,
Cambridgeport, Mass. Has been used about months
and is in first rate condition for Can be seen at
j. j. GERRlSH g. cos, No IS Commercial st, Port
land, Me- dc4*1m
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-11
Wanted.
WANTED.

20 A GOOD, KIND
AA F MILY HOR Sc!
For the winter, whose board will be equivalent for
his services.
Satisfactory references given
Apply to P. o. Box 1855. dec7d3t
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-11

A POCKET Book containing small sum of money
"A and papers of value to the owner. The same
can be had by calling upon j. B. Dunbar, at Office of
Geo. Stinson & Co.,494 Exchange ST., proving prop
erty and paying for this advertisement.
dec5-3t
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-11
For Sale.

1.-TWO new milch cows, with calves by their side one
Il Jersy, warranted to give 16 qts. milk per day.
Can be seen at
CAPT. CHARLES SAGER's STABLE,
dc5-3t Portland Me,
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-11
r. o L. e 4

Lodging Rooms to Let.
TWO Front Rooms On the second floor without
l board at % High st. octl9eodtf
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-11
Boarders Wanted,

BOarderS WaDted.
No. 119 Cumberland, cor OF Franklin st. Per
~ manent transient boarders sceomm odated
with good rooms and board Two (2) con- ected
out boari. se,25tt
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-11

Notice to the Legislature of Maine.
TNHE Directors of the Bonny Eagle Branch, hereby
give notice. that it is their intention to ask for
change of their charter, that they can lay their
track the side of the Saco River in the town
of Hollis
Per order of the Directors.
A. K. P. LORD, President.
Dec. 1, 1871, dc5
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-11
TERMS $500 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.

pound of coal The apparatus used consists
OF tubular boiler, twenty-six inches in di-
ameter and ten feet long, with sixty IA inch
iron tubes in it. The boiler is placed in an
upright position, and filed half full with BIZ
sulphide Of carbon, and is heated by passing
the exhaust steam through the tubes from
top to bottom. The steam is completely con-
densed in passing through; and the temper
ature of the water of condensation discharged
at the bottom of the boiler does not exceed
l2O degrees tahr. at any time. The latent
neat OF the steam is absorbed by the bisul-
phlde of carbon, which is converted into
vapor very rapidly under pressure of fifty
pounds to the inch. This vapor is used to
Drive the second engine, which does as much
work as the first is doing. The bisulphide
ip iSapor after being used is condensed by pass
my through a coil of iron pipe immersed in
ofth' ana Is pumped back into the bottom
oa.t ol ene poiier as fast as condensed, and used
como,nuousy, 2oiio the waste not exceeding half a
ed to work the engine successfully.