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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-27
Noticias de la Peninsula.

Parece que la Tertulia progressta va
4 costear-una corona fdnebre al general
Prim, invitando a los po6tas que quieran
conSagrar SUI vena este asunto 4 que es-
crlban alguna poesla.
Dicese con bastante fundamentO, que
una de las primaras resoluciones del Rey
sera ell conceder una muy amplia amnis-
MA por todos los delitos pollticos, hacien-
do una rebaja en- sus condemns d los pena
dos por otros delitos; los desertores del
ejercito sin circnnstacia agravante, que Sc
hallen Ell presidio, Sc les destinara los
cuerpos a cnmplir ell tempo que les lalte
de serviclo.
Segun Ez Impartial, la seilora viuda del
general Prim, ha recibido una carta econ5
mica, en- la tual Sc dice como Sc haIla-
ran los miserables asesinos del conde de
Reus, que estau satisfecho de su obra y
que etan dispuestos q continuarla.
va sea cierto que los cobardes, aseslaos
hayan escrito el an6numo, 6 que lie hayan
duDido algunos dcsocapados, revela de to-
dos modes que hay en- nuestra sociedad
hombres quienes no puede acusarse de
fanaticos nj de locos' sino de inf1mes a
quienes alienta demasiado la impunidad
de crlmenes que p1blicamente cometen.
AL pasar por trente do la calle del Flo
rim S. M. cl rey, un anciano voluntario de
la libertad del battalion de Ia Latina, Sc sll
li6 de las filas, y aproximandose al duque
de Aosta, lie alarg6 su cayosa mano la que
fu6 estrechada con efusion por ell joYen
monarch.
Esto produjo el consiguien5e entusias
mo.por parte del pdblico que p esencio la
mencionada escena, y el de algunos que
seguramente no habrian pensado victo-
rearle.
En- la 6rden general de la milicia ciuda
dana, correspondence al lia de aver, Sc
ha pubtcado el siguiente escrito que e]
excelentlsmo senior capitan general de
Castillo la Nueya, ha dirij al alcalde
prirnero popular de esta corte.
"A mantener las conquistas de la glo-
ROSA revolucion de Setiembra, contenel
la impaciencia de los unos y las miras AWE
sas de los otros, hermanando ell orden Y Ii
lbertad ha contribuido tanto~ ! mas que
nadie la milicia ciudadana de Madrid, mo-
delo de circunspeccion yde yalor clvico
slendo apoyo efcaz para el Cobierno en- d
as de prueba, y esperanza siempre de |;
gente honrada.
Esta lisonjera y grata impression err
muY natural que la tuviera yo de Ia mill
cia, como Immediate testigo de su sielnprl
digaisima conducta, pero al llegar al t6
1 nino no anhelado de Ia interinidad, al ce
rarse el lperlodo reyolucionorio, surge e
inlcuo atentado contra Ell ilustre y malo
! gsado genral Prim, y Ia milicia compare
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nfnsula y en- la seguridad que brinda
el respetado pabellon espanol? Para
personals vulgares que no han salu-
dado la economic polftica sera vero-
sfmil el grosero error de que el pro-
ducto del ahorro y deltrabajo 81 cons
tituye un capital es un, despojo cue
ha hecho SUI dueno q los naturales del
pals en- que 10 haya ganado; pero pa
"a las personals de mediano criterio &
instruction que saben que ell capital
no es otra cosa que ell trabajo acumu-
lado por la economic, es in1til pro-
bar 10 infundado de tai absurdo. La
immigration ha constituido siempre
la riqueza de los paises de esta parte
del mundo: la no Immigration ha sido,
es, y sera siempre la pobreza, la ina
nicion de estos paises. Estas afirma-
clones que no Sc hacen Ell los paises
adelantados porque en- ellos son axio-
mas incontrovertibles, parece ignorar-
las ell partido regenerador de Puerto
Rico.
Pero aparte de las consideraciones utili-
tarias que acknowledgements de indicar
hay otras de derecho que merecen mencio-
narse. Los padres no pueden trasmitir a
sush h5os mas derechos que los que aqul ellos
tiene2. Ahora bien Pedro, peninsular, tie
ne un hijo Juan adulto, que habiendo ma
cido en- esta isla es invitado las juntas y
Sc da el derecho de elector y elegible, Gu
yo privilegio parece no Sc lie reconoce al
padre. Porqu6 5Todos los puerto-rique
nos con pocas excepciones son hiios, ME
tos viznietos de pcninsulares. y iPorqu6,
pues, los'hijos de los peninsulares que han
muerto Sc han de arrogar un derecho que
Sc les MEGA prlcticamente alos peninsula
res que viven? Ademas la Constitution no
priva de su voto q osespanoles por razon
de cambio de Residential con tai que no
salgan de la Nacion, y Pueto-Rico no ha
cesado nj cesara en- mucho tempo, esta-
mos seguro de clio, de pertenecer q Es-
pana? Porqu6, pues, han de ser tratados
por radicales como extranjeros los que es-
tan en,su Patria, 4 los espaholes que eetan
deseminados ep los pueblos de esta is
la en- donde no hay mas comites pollticos
que los de la intolerancia y del EXCLUSIVES
mo?
Asi no Sc regeneran los pueblos, asi no
Sc estrechan los lazos entae la Peninsula
Puerto Rico. ST de consume no marcha-
mos de buena f6 unidos todos los habtan
tes de Puerto Rico, sin odiosas distinclo-
nes de personals y de provtncias, NAL cami
no llevamos.
UN sUSCRTTOR.
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en- aquallos dias de prueba con ell ej6rcito
las fatigas de la situacion: como 81 aque
los = estos sevicios no fueran bastante,
llega el dia de aver, en- que la estacon de-
sarrof6 todo su rigor, y no obstante, y pa
IA recibir al rey, forma tambien la milicia
con el e.6rcito, y Sc presenta y demuestra
una instruction, marcialidad y porte tan
esmerado como ell de tropa mas veterana.
Reciba la milicia, con los parabienes
mas sinceros, expression de simpatfa y ad-
miracion del captain general del distrito,
R. de Isquiedo.
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Ell medic violeuto de tomar 10 plaza 6
viva fue'za, va porque esas di'acfones
con que no coutatan, sohIe permitir Ia
organizacicn de los iolmidable ej6rcitos
que operon al Norte y Sudoeste de Pa
ris, pom endo en- 6 ave compromise las
trgpas invasoras han dad,' Iugar cue
sobrevergan los frios y co elias las pc
nalidaJes CONSEQUENCES y el in 'ispensa
bic descontento De los sollad,s, va po1
que al rey Guillermo 10 intel esa ,nucho
coucIuir caanto autes una campana san
grienta y costosa, cuyas vent,j as 30 pue
dc obtenel hasta su termination.
Los p!usiaGos contarOn piime:o con
ell esp(:itu de anarquia cue al empezar
e. bloqueo reiI aba en- tCda Franoa en-
general y Ell Paris en- particulsr, luego
Con Ell immense consume dc where's que
debian hacar los dos mllcnes de bocas
CUE 'aIberga Ia plaza. kmbos c4'culos
les han sal'do failidos; y seq porque, Sc
gun nuevas con6deCcias, Sc hayan con-
vencido de que aun existe gran acopio do
vituall;s, sea para satisface, la Opt
MON publica de A emania, que murmC-
ra de la pro'ong2cion iude6nids de Ia
guerra, sea para calaar Ell eesocn:ento
del ej6rc to, que Sc bate b;en, pero so
po; t. NAL las penalidades del s!tic, al FIN
Sc ha decidjdo romper 81 fuego, sin espe
raoza de que este tardio ateque produz
Ca la Ell rega }e Paris.
Las huestes aemauas deben encon-
tralse mermadas por 81 frio, por las en-
fermedades y por los varios ataques de
los franceses, CUE en- las G!t;mas salldas
principa mente les han c&usado infntas
bajas. POr otra parte, les paris;enaes,
que Sc creia no podfian medrse con sus
aguerridcs adversaT;os, han plobado que
son tan braves come los que las 6rie-
nes Gel gran captain del sig;o t'iunfaron
de Europa, de todo 10 cual Sc dsduoe cue
Ia stuacion de los inyaaores aista nu-
cho oe ser tan Iisongera c,mo ten;an de-
recho a esrerar despues dc los primstos
tFiunfos, y asl Sc expl!ca el nuevu lama
miento de ctros 10000 hoinbres para
que penetlen en- FgaUcia.
DE todos modos, cArs-e que el bonn
bardeo los tuc:tes ie Paris q los Glen
dlas de sitiado, es uaa contesion impli
cita de lm!o:eAc'a, p,esto que e3 III
camb ootnpleto 6 intampestlvo De! sls
tana pagivo de ataqus e.np'eado h,s;a
ahcra, que inludab!cmsnto Sc abandooa
por inefc&~.
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Primer ataque & Paris.
CDel PGls. }

A 'os cien dias del bloqueo han dado
los prusianos la primera embestida q Pa
ris. Segun parties telegrafcos trasmitidos
desde Burdeos y Versailles, el dia % de
Diciembre Sc rompi6 el fuego contra los
fuertes de Nogent, Rosny y Avron, sien-
do de presumlr que ell exito del ataque ha
sido POGO satisfactorio para los sitiadores,
toda vez que, segun ell parte frances, fu6
rechazado el enemigo, y que el tel6grama
aleman Sc lmita dar noticias del bonn
bardeo omitiendo detalles, con 10 aual di
cho esta que Sc conirma ilnpllcitamente la
version del Gobierno de la defcnsa nacio-
nal.
Los prusianos, que en- las infnitas pla-
7as que stiarony tomaron han usado y aun
abusado de la artillerla, lanzando sobre
ella toda clase de proyectiles huecos y so
lidos, Sc han estado delante de Paris du-
rante tres meses Ell una completa inaccion
que Sc ha tratado de explicar por la CEN
miseracion que al rey Guillermo y a su
primer ministro inspiraban los parisienses.
Las razsnes que los prusianos han teni-
do para no bombardear & Paris, han sido,
en- nuestro concepto, menos humanitari-
as de 10 que los prus6filos suponen, y
los candidos Green.
En- primer lugar, ell bombardeo de la
capital sin preceder antes ell de los fuertes
avanzados, es impossible, porque no hay ca
non, por grande que su alcance sea, que
pueda con los disparos curvos introducir
los proyectiles huecos dentro de la gran
cludad, y apenas 81 alcanzarian los tiros
rectos, que llegarian, 81 Hegaban, hasta las
murallas, desproyistos de la fuerza sufcien-
te para derribarlas. Por consiguiente, y en-
cuanto al canoneo del recinto de La plaza
los generates alemanes no le han llevado q
efecto por la misma razon que tenia la zor-
IA de Ia fabula para no coger las uvas
Era precise, pues, empezar por ell bonn
bardeo, toma destruction de los fuertes
destacados para, acercando las pleas dc
sitio al conveniente alcance, batir en- bre,
cha las murallas de la poblacion. Este pro
cedimiento, complicado con las probables
salidas de los sitiados, debi6 parecer al ge
neral Moltke, sobre costoso en- hombres, dt
un 6xito predetermined, y desde luego juz-
garon mas comodo, menos arriesgado !
quiza mas breve, obligar una poblacion d
100000 almas rendirse por hambre
Quiza- y SIN quiza, haber pUdljt
prever los prusianos Ia tenas ,rssistenci,
! de log parislenses, hnbisfan optado po
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Ell ilustrado Suscritor que de vez
en- cuando favorece con sus escritos
las columnasde nuestro peri6dico, nos
ha enviado el siguiente artlculo que
doptamos como 81 fuese de la Redac-
cion del Boletin.
Estamos seguros que merecera la
aprobacion de todas las personals SEN
satas que no pueden estar conformes
con la marcha que siguen ciertos H..
6era1esre5formistas, cuyo esclusivismo,
por no darle SUI verdadero nornbre,
producira fatales consecuencias.
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On a G9l pd s Ia 1913
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$1OO.OOO!.
AIKEN PREMIUM. LAND SALE.

100000 TO be Distributed to Shareholders,
EN1vE DOLLARS will purchase share, IT,
Il clnding work OF art worth fve dollars.
The Derby Farm Property to be distributed
embraces the largest Vineyard and Orchard
in tho South.
UNEQUALED OLIMATFl PEACEABLE
COUNTRY GENEROUS SOILl
The saIubrious and health. h.giving climate OF
Aiken has given il the name OF "The Saratoga
Of the 6outh.' ~
s95. 900 in Promiums presented to Share
holders. f.,. il.-t ,tI y
100000 in Real Estate and Grccnback
Prizes to be distributed to Shareholders.
81 Real Estate Prizes, worth from $500 to
s25, 900. 80 -.
522 Grecnhack Prizes, from IS to $1,000. ,
Only 10. 600 shares will be issued. .
ONE SHARE IN EyERYTHIRTY,oN ONE WILL
DRAW n PRIZE.
This Real Estate PfOperty, convened nv
Deed Of Trust to the Committee who are to
conduct the Drawing. is to be transferred by
them to-the fortunate Shareholders as aoon
90 me remaining shares are sold.
~ me Drawing will take place according to
tne Puoilshed programme. :.
u.,, THE DAY OF THE DRAWING
MILF Mua 1o p pannounced by telegram to the Asso-
tune. l'T.-' : -.
Every Share. holder may rest assured OF
equal justice. and that this scheme, unlike
is "FAfR, SQUARE AND HoNEsF.
Money received alter tho books are closed
will be p, omnptly returned For full partiou:
dross JIG. DERBY, General Manager,
Key Box No. 1884, Augusta, d. !:
-; 5 Mn. J. Moo. THARlN, the agent Of the
tho Office OF Mr.. D. GambrilI, Main street. j
| MRy1S
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and twenty-five [225l pounds, and for wears I
have enjoyed UNINTERRUPTED health '.' ''7'i--
Dr. Srhcnck has discontinued his nroSea
stonal visits o N. " York aud Boston. 'Hn or
his soni DIR. j. II. Schennk, Jr., still continue
70 see patients at their Office, No. Is North
5lxlh street, Philad, lphia. cvery Saturday
from a. III. to 8 p. NJ. Thoso who wish a
th0rough examination with tho Respirom eter
Tlli be charged IS. The Ncspirometcr de-
clates the exact condition Of the lungs. and
cura5le or not. "o
The directions for taking the medicipcs are
adapted to tho intelligence even of a child
Follow these directions, and kind nature will
40 the rest. excepting that in some cases the
9iahurake Pills are to be taken in incree eed
oose6i the throe medicines need no other ac.
compartments than tho mple instruct ions
that accompany them: First create Appetite.
VI returning health hunger is the moat We
como symptom. When It comes, as It viii
come. lot the deepaiiing at once be OF good
cheer Good blood at once follows, the oouuh
loosons, the night sweat is abated. In a
snort Time both of these morbid symptoms
are gone forever. -
Or. schenck's medicines are constantly kept
10 tens OF thonsands of families. AZ a. la1a-
tive or pnrgative, tho Mandrake Pills are a
standard preparation; while the Pulmonic
syrup, as cnrer OF coughs and colds, NAV be
retarded as prophylacteric' against CON
sumption IN any OF it's forms. "sI-yl - $40
Prico OF the Pulmopid Syrup and Seaweed
Tonic, 81 so bottle, or 81 SO \ half dozen.
Mandrake Pills, 25 cents box. For salo by
alfdruggfsts.and dealers. ~ ;'-'l
CnIlege Place, New York, Wholesale Agent.
Nov ~ t1y
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THE New York NEWSPAPER MonruAny
REPoRT. The New York Express says
that three daily New York city newspa-
pers, two evening and one morning, have
died within q month, and more must be
on their lust legs None of the dead
ionrnata had o long life; but they lived
long enough to lose at least three or four
handsome fortunes. It. takes long years
Of labor and large Investments in capital
20 ,establish or maintain successful
Journal. II Q live paper is printed, with
kilograms fom Europe and at home.
SINCE the Esspyess was established, in
that city. alone, over sixty daily papers
.least S20. 900. 900.
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REMOVAL.
Entire New Stock.

aa THE undersigned respectfully informs
tho new store, on Main street. diract!y
--14-opposite the Columbia 1Ict,l, and is fully
prepared with an entirely NEW STOCK of
GoUDS, to 1T ont gentleman in the very
LAiEni i.i FASHION. He has secured tho
MEREs and GENTLEMEE'S FURNISHING
d0oDS g. ncrally. Call at the new stand and
select suit. or leave your order and have it
maze 10 measure. q. D. EBERHAkDT.
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Hot Springs, Bath County. Va,

NNH1S renowned watering place will bc
Il opened Tor the reception Of visitors
Its waters arc celebrated for their CURATIVE
Virtues III the treatment OF various diseases,
OF the. Livor, Chronic Enlargement of the
Liver or Spleen. Chronic Diarrhma or Dysen-
tery. Non.Orgaaic Paralysis. Old Injuries,
Affections OF the Skin. especially of Syphiiitie
The Baths vnry in temperature from Sc to
110a Fahrenheit. -
Board $500 per day, $40 90 per week, a75
Telegraph Office at tho Hotel. ;.
Prof j. l.. CADELL, H. D.. OF In. Ijniv.r.;tv
OF Virginia, Resident Physician.
TH0s. Il. PRICE &CO,
=. q. TARDY 4 CO.,
MAY l: to Proprietors, Richmond, Va.
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"A Few Words to the Ladies.-Many Ia
dies, particularly mothers nursing, complain
OF tired. listless feeling. or complete ex.
haustion, on srioing in the morning. On the
wife and mother devolves the responsibility
ofi Regulating the duties Of tho household.
Hcr cares are numerous. and the mental ae
we'll as tho physical powers are frequently
called into requisition. sho often finds her
slightest occupation q weary task and exist.
ence burden, while at the Same time sho
has no regular dieeaee.'- Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. IL resorted to at this period, will
prove nm unfaiing remedy for this ammo, ing
laseitudn. Tho effects OF this potent agent
are coon seen in the rosy cheek and elastic
step Of the head OF the family, is, with re!
stored health'AndIrenewed spirits, she take
her accustomed place in the family circle, II
this friend In need be- regularly used, those
depressing symptoms will never bo com.
PlaIned Of, and not only would laeeitudo not
be experienced; but many diseases following
ate advent be avoided. As a medical agent.
It has no equal, while ita pleasing favor and
neaithfat eHects have made It general favor
ite:l It is free FROM sll properties calcul at ed
TO 1mpair the Aystem, and its operati are
at once mild, Hoothing'ahd efficient All who
s.Se used the .Bitters attest its virtuea and
commend 1t to use. NAV 17fG
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AVOID QOACKs.-A within or earIy in
~ discretion, causing nervous debility, pre.
mature decay, DC. having i-icd in vain every
selt-cure, which hewiil eenh free to his fellow.
euferers. Address J. H. .TUTTLR, rs Nassau
etreot. New York; /. o., ,Dtc 20 tGmo :,
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ARTIFICIAL TLETH.
REYNOLDS IMPROVEMENT,

T,HosE who have lost several Natural
l. Teeth, and have been advised to part
with remaining sound. ones, az he irst step
towards obtaining artif}rial substitutes, are
requested, before submitting to a practice,
Termed, to convince themselves Of it's fal,acy.
by looking closely into a matter Of 80 much
Importance. Ff' n
The above improvement was designed to re-
sist no deplorabe practice, and alter a tho
rough test OF more than three years, is found
capable Of accomplishing what no other sys-
tenn OF Artificial Dentistry has cret ofore done,
which will eave for years Natural Teeth, and
be at the same time reliable in every respect,
An invitation is hereby given to such as
1eel interested to call at our Operating
cases now in actual use.
NovGt REYNOLDS Il REYNOLDS.
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The. cotton merchants at Hayre, after
long deliberation, have resolved on
adopting. in The classification OF cotton,
the designations employed in America
and Liverpool, instead of the French
ones heretofore employed.
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Good Health---Long Life.

G0od Health.--LOng Life. t
THERE is difference between. good blood
Il and bad blood-s difference Of Life and
Death. Dad blood is full OF humors, pro-
ducing corrupt Sofes, Ulcers, Iuila, Oar
bunclts, Spots, Blotolca.' These nrt indica.
tions Of 9 diseased condition Of the system.
and uulQss removed, will prey upon the BODY
and make II diseased and ioathesome thing
Of flesh. Without puro blood no flesh 10 free
from disease. The Pale and Shrunk n Forms,
Yellow Faces, Weak Stomachs, Diseased
Livers. Crippled Khounatics, Nervous Hypo-
chondriace, DyspepGc Victims OF ca da che 30
common In this country, is owing entirely to
the humors OF the blood.
HEIEITSH'S QUEENS DELIGHT IL the
only sure medicine. 10000 bottles sold at
home bespeRks for it popularity une1ampled
In the history OF medicine. For purifying the
Blood and invigoretiDg the Liver, no better or
cheaper medicine has ever been discovered.
Heinitsh's Qaeer's Delight is Purifier Of the
Blood and an lDvigorAtor OF the Liver, two
things essential N preserving Health and
in curing Dise,sc. It tnvigorates the Liver
and cures all disorders Of the Stomach and
Bowels, pnrifes the Blood and repairs the
waste OF the Body. imparts Strength and
gives Vigor to diseased and enieebled systems.
HkINITSHB QUEENS TELlGHT.
The people approve. and physicisne sanction
it seems to be-a household tessing to the sick.
-Take none other. He ie the inventor and solo
proprietor. Sold Wholesale and retail At his
Drug and Chemical Rtore. Fob 0 !
II q Porter Houao Steak will stop yonr huu-
ger, cell at PoLLocH,s.
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Private Boardinr

Ixl and tho public in general. that she has
opened . PRIVATE BOAKDING HOUSE, On
Plain street, near Dull. The house il large
and airy, and guests may expect the comforts
VI Homc. NAV
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
q QREFNBRIER, WEST YIRGJNJa


GREENBRIER, WEST VIRGINId.
1NHEsE Springs, famous for their altera tive
Il waters and fashionable patronage. will bo
commodations for 1000 persons. u
me cars OF the Chesapeake aud Ohio Rail-
road run to the Springs. Excursion tickets,
at low rates. will be furnished in the principal
Cities North and South: H'I7G
TheHe Springs are 600 feet above tide-
water. and the climate in which they are attn.
ated Is always cool and ndinvigorating. affoY ding
enIire reIief from prostrating summer heatl
Prof. Rosenberger's excellent Band will be
IN attendance, to eniiven the Lawns and Bail
son, az heretofore 80
An extensive Livery will bs kopt at very
moderate charges.
CHARoEs.-$3 per day, and SIS Der month OF
thirty days. Children under ten yearo OF age
a. ana a.. oolored servants, half price; white ser
Pamphlets in reference to the medicinal
yaiae OF ING water, routes to Abe Springs, etc,
May IL limo GEO. T.. PEYTON & co.
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ME DICAL. i
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER

EnSsAYs FOR YOUNG MEN. on great 80
~ Qiai evils and abueea, which interfere
With MARRIAGE, With sure means OF reli.f fnr
me erring and unfortunate, diseased and de-
bihtated. Sent In scaled letter envelopes.
ires 1It OF charge. Address HOWARD sANITA.
street. Philadelphia. Pa. NAV ID smo
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@pectal Not1oes

Complete triumph over COREs and BU.
MONS by Mons. BERGER, who discovered;
1st.j The nature Of Corns. /, "a. Their dis
solvent. Sd. Their permanent curcl These
discoveries are the happy result Of years OF
study and practice. For particulars, apply
over the Citizens Savings Bank, from Q tc 12;
and from to 4 O'Clock, at Hondrix House.
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EfOh sALE-75 feet of good Shelving. and
Nav ~. O. RWAFFIEf n
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The bost place to get cool summer drink
ia at PoLLoCK's.
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. .oTTON SEE ID OIL CAKE can, be had
~ at al tines, and in any quantity, OF
Jun ~ F.. HOPE
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May Goshen Butter.
TUBS new MAY BUTTER, for sale by
- Way % T.. HOPE.
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CONSUMPTION,
IT'S CURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE
By j. II. SCIIENcK Ny

MANY a human being has passed away.
Ix1 for wh0se death there was n other res
son than the neglect OF known aud indisput-
ably proven means OF cnta. Those near and
dreanaleas elumber into which, had they ca Inn.
iy adopted l|' - 'IA'