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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-20

A RECREANT tREPUBLIcAN-One n
the most fragrant cases of breach of mol;
tlcal faith, and utter and shameless treaob
cry to party interests, that has ever dis
graced the political history of the country
has just occurred in the New York Teois,
lature. Mr.. Orange S. Winans, Republi.
can member of the Assembly from Chan.
tauqua county, has, by his base desertion
OF the party which had elected him to
office, and to which he had pledged his
fealty, brought himself to occupy the in.
famous position of the political Arnold of
his age.
After having bound himself bv tho
strongest ties Of honor to act with his no.
litical allies in opposing the odious meas.
ures OF the Tammany Ring, which seeks
to make its control of the city of New
York more complete, he, on Saturday last
declared his intention to act with the
Democrats in the future, thus giving tho
control OF the Assembly into their hands
as ne had acted steadfastly with the Re
publican branch up to the evening pre.
vious, it is evident that some bride mnst
% the cause OF his sudden change of DO
sltlon. 1t is more than intimated that
the money for this purpose was furnished
from the Golfers of the Erie Ring. which
Is closely allied to Tammany, and the sum
OF $IO.uOO is believed to be the amount
paid for this Infamous purnose
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-20

L 0. OF 0. F.-A business meeting of
Otter Greek Encampment will be held on
Ihursdsy evening next at n o'clock. A
meeting for work viii be held two weeks
fEon that evening.
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LITTLE, BROWN & Co., LAW PUBL
cATIoN.-Messrs. Little, Brown & c.
present valuable assortment of law lit
erature at this season, prominent amnn.
which is the quarterly published by ,hi
house, the American Law R-view. Tn,
three leading articles are of much inter
est, in which Prof. J. N. Pomeroy. late o.
the Law School of the University of New
York, treats of the Northeastern Fisher
les question; the article on Expert Testi
mony i, continued. We believe that i,
was prize essay in the Harvard Law
School, and as such displays unususl ex.
cellence the Bar Association of New
York is treated without gloves in another
article. The summary of legal events
and the list of law publications are de
partments containing information of the
greatest value obtainable nowhere else
without great cost and labor .
The same house has received, from Ksy
d Brother, Philadelphia, Chief Justice
Taney's Circuit Court Decisions, from
1885 to 1861. This volume contains, of
course, only a selection Of cases, and al
though none of them are of startling
novelty or wonderful significance, they
are one and all OF value to the science of
law, and interesting as a confirmation of
the high legal attachments of one of the
purest and greatest jurists who ever sat
upon the bench.
The third edition Of Elwel's Medical
Jurisprudence, published by Baker, voor
ais d Co, New York. 1t ia a revised and
enlarged issue Of book of established
'eputation, both in the legal and medical
profession. Its value is too we'll and wide.
y known to need mention.
The Law publications of this house can
V procured through futile & Co.
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| Leferts' Double Turbine Water Wheels, also
| one fourneyrou Turbine Water Wheel. AZ f.
| diameter. having g. square inches area of open.
| Ing to buckets; and several Tyler Wafer Wheels
SETS MARBLE SAVING MACHINERY.
Consisting of Merriman's Patent Feed Works,
| from latest improved patterns, having feed ad.
| Unstable when running, reversible pullrys fJr
| raising gang, by power from crank shaft direct
| the screws and nuts well fitted, and thoroughly
| bronze nut will be furnished by which compen-
sation be made for the wear Of the nut On
| the feed screws, therby preventing the gang from
| jumping"
Price of feed work, complete with plaintnut, ex-
elusive OF Patent fee, each slT5.
4sETs CRANK SHAFTS.
with crank wheels, balance wheels. puleys, boxes
ughtner and everything pertaining TO the Husk
Frame, for either single or double Husks, and
will include line shaft and driving puleys If re-
quired. The shaftiDg finished throughout, the
boxes babbitted, and unfinished surfaces well
painted.
Price per pound finished weight. cents.
SETS HEAD BLOCKS,
6 feet to ex feet long. Price per pound finished
weight, cents.
Also several
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
With aLane's PATENT set works Friction feed
and gig movements. Strongly and thoroughly
built, warra nted equal in style and effectiveness
TO any mills made in the country. Prices from
$500 to $3.50 without VIII furnish any
Sly lie of saw required, at lowest rates, also the
betting to drive the mills.
1 have also the..machinery.for.a.set of
GUNPowDERsMILLs,
adapted to either sporting or blastingTpOwder.
Also about
100000 lbs PIG IRON AND CASTINGS
in stock, which will be sold or worked here, at
very low rates, to prepare for change of business
in spring.
will sell Marb e Machinery or other Machine
ry Castings of like character, from patterns Of
desirable style, and made Of superior quality Of
Pig-iron for cents per pound.
Iwfll contract to furnish Marble Machinery in
any quantity, during the mon rh= of January snd
February next, at foregoing rates And Will fur
ni-h any Steam Engines and Boilers OF Water
Wheels, together with AL Other necsssary ma
chinery connecttd herewith and Will put the
same IN successful operation IN any part of the
country.
VIII undertake the construction of any kind Of
MARBLE MILL,
PAPER MILL,
GUNPOWDER MILL,
GRIST MILL,
Oh SAW MILL.
In any part Of the country, and will make all sur
veys, plans and estimates, and furnish every
thing, including buildings if required, and put
the same in successful operation Tor a specified
sum.
Can fur ish at short notice all kinds of
QUARRYING APPARATUS,
Including Derricks. operated by hand or power
improved horsepower Winches for Derricks,
Cars, etc.
An extensive assortment of patterns for Gear
ing. Pulleys. and general Mill work to be found
at this establishment.
Parties in want of anything in line of Mil
Machinery, either at present or coming year can
ave money, by addressing, 1.-The Bennington
Machine WORKS."
OLIN SCOTT, Proprietor.
Bennington, VT. Dec. 80, 1870. deodSwIy
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al. s455, s9s.ss 81, 4ss ,ao4 90 81, sag, 1ss, 5,

I find frem the authorized published
report the following statement of amount
expended by the several towns in the
State, of Vermont, in procuring men for
service in the army and navy of the Unit
ed States during the late war. For want
of space, I have condensed and put the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-20

A GAME THAT DIDN'T WORK.
appears that the owner of the thirteen
horses and carts which arrived in thi;
place on Sunday night from Orwell, no
tice of which was published in the HER.
AID of yesterday, had been guilty of some
'irregularty' in departing, and was con.
sequently pursued by officers. The teams
were owned by gentleman in Massachu-
sets, and had been hired by contractor
on the. Addison County Railroad. This
contractor absconded on receiving his first
payment from the railroad company. when
the owner sought to reclaim his property
He neglected to cancel certain indebted-
ness that had been incurred, however and
endeavored to Esprit" away the teams un-
der cover of darkness. Judge Brookins
OF Shoreham, having heard of the arrival
OF the teams In Rutland, through MONDAYS
HERALD, at once came down and started
Mr.. Sanderson in pursuit of the fugitives
He intercepted them at Mount Holly
when an attachment was served upon the
property and the teams were brought back
here.
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sl5,6OS,567 As

Thus we see that after d, Quoting the
amount reimbursed to the State by tAe
General Government, there remaing the
large sum of $15,6O3,567 as as havi y
been expended during the lat ten ye ,rs
to carry on the State Government, and
enable the towns also to raise men to aid
in suppressing the rebellion.
The Site is annually paying up the
amount due, and soon will h. our of debt
while the towns are pursuing the ssme
course, and coon to be attended with a
like result. All the vast amount paid,
and the amount s'ill due and To be p,id.
comes direct from the pockets Of he PEG.
pie by direct taxation. But there ia no
whining. We helped save the n,,i"n in
her glory. We are we'll paid in this.
Thanks TO God that our Green Hills are
inhabited by race OF men and women
who love liberty, aad who never will sur
render it while life shall last. Be il ours
to transmit the pre- ious legacy to our
children's children, untarni-hea, unim-
paired
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-20

Expense of State government as given
by reports of State officers from Sept. !,
1861, to Sept. 1, 1870, including the ex-
traordinary expenses during the war of
the rebellion:
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MIDDLEBURY.-Mr Dennis King. on
the 18th inst. while engaged at work in
the marble quarry of Messrs. Mulchahy
u Co., in the east part of our town, was
seriously injured by falling some thirty
feet from derrick upon the ragged mar
BILE below. The wonder is he was not
killed He is doing well, however, under
good treatment.
Our old brick school house and lot
near the seminary, on the north side of
our river, was sold last Saturday to Mr..
John W. Martin, for $1135 II is the in.
tentiSn of the purchaser to convert it into
dwellipg house 1t has been ueed for IA
school house about forty years, and thou
sands of children have in it received the
rudiments of an afterwards thorough ed
ucation.
In the absence of Rev. A. +. Bailey,
attending upon the session of the Troy
Conference, Prof. Seeley read sermon to
the congregation in the M. E. Church.
last Sabbath
"A large amount of lumber is being
cut out in Ripton this Spring, in the diff.
ferent mills in that town. Mr.. Edwin
Lawrence will, it is said, get out about
one million feet for market. 1t is mostly
spruce and of excellent quality.
CANDoR.
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The above includes the amount expend-
ed and now funded in the different bonds
issued by the State.
Permit me to sum up in the aggregate
the several amounts as set forth
Expense of State Government from
peptcuuucr lst, 1000, y svl,sv.II-
Der LIST, 1860, including those
incurred in the late war, slI,l8S,7s5 10
Amount paid by the several towns
in procuring men for service In
the army and navy during the
late war, s5,2lo,742 Sc
Total, SIG, S99 52s o5
Prom this deduct amount paid by
the United States Government, 795 % 60
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Leterts' Double Turbine Water Wheels, also
one fourneyrou Turbine Water Wheel. X #
diameter. having g. square inches urea of open.
ing to buckets; and several Tyler Wafer Wheels
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and the body WIS received by F. A. Dock.
ray, Esq, and Hon. d. McInnis, of the
committee of arrangements, and placed
in the waiting room of the depot, where
1t remained under charge of the committee
until the procession formed in the after.
noon, and where it was visited by large
number of people.
AT three o'clock an immense crowd ~
people had assembled at the depot, and at
hslf-past three the procession began TO
form under the direction of His Honor
Mayor Jones, chairman of the committee
OF arrangements, assisted by the other
members of the committee, and by Roy
p. Moody, Esq., who acted as marshal.
AT four o'clock the casket was taken
from the wooden box which enclosed II,
and conveyed by the pail bearers to the
hearse, where it was placed, covered with
the American flag, and surrounded with
the choicest crosses, wreatbs and bouo uets
selected from the thousands which accom-.
panied the remains to that citv. The
neafse was drawn by four grey horses, and
the gentlemen acting as pail bearers be.
ing intimate friends Of the deoeased
The procession moved in the foIlov;n.
order: io"ins
detachment Of Police. 1,
dearse and Pail Bearers /.
Ine Governor and State oaaoers =, I;
carrisges n
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Vermont News.
ORANGE COUNTY.

Bradford Savings Bank has been or
ganized, with Albert Bailey, A. P. Gould,
L. F. Hale, Chas. P. Smith and ]. W.
Bliss, Directors. Albert Bailey has been
chosen President, and L. F. Hale, Score.
tary and Treasurer. It will probably 60
into operation some time this month.
An organization known as the West
Randolph Musical Association, was
formed on the 30th ult., with A. N.
Beedle for President, and W. f. Salisbury
as Secretary. There will be chorus Of
about so voices.
The Congregationalists of West Ran.
dolph held "hulled corn" festival at
their vestry recently-the greatest novel
ty of the season.
Maple sugar is selling at West Fairlee
at from eight to ten cents per pound.
Roy alton Academy opened its spring
term, March %. -........
The second quarter of the spring
term of the State Normal School, at Ran.
dolph, begins April 25th, and ends June
Both. #.%
Jefferson Hill in Newbury, got its
name in early times, when all the inhabi-
tants of that section were Democrats
There are 81 voters, who range from 1875
pounds weight to 800, and from six feet
four inches high down. ~
The training school at Randolph,
Edward Conant Principal, began it's
spring term on Wednesday of last week.
The quarter ends an the 14th of April.
That Mr.. Conant is earnest in his endea-
vor to build up good Normal School in
Vermont, is evidenced by his refusal to
be enticed into New Hampshire by the
offer of larger salary. Other considera-
tions than those of money, we are sure,
must have moved him to decline $4,000
a year, and remain at the head of the
Randolnh School
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THE STABBING

This last movement of Thompson
brought the two quite near together. At
this moment Ring made sort of spring
towards Thompson, plunging bis knife in
Just at the upper edge Of the collar bone.
They struck at each other once or twice,
when Thompson gave Ring suoh blow
in the face that he staggered back and
downward, Thompson falling upon him.
Ring turned Thompson and then the by.
ISLANDERS heard the cutting of his clothes.
Ring was then seized and taken off.
Thompson said, after he was down, that
he had got the knife away from Ring.
which proved true.
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SETS MARBLE SAVING MACHINERY
4 SETS CRANK SHAFTS,

with crank wheels, balance wheels. pulleys, boxes
tightner and everything pertaining TO the Husk
Frame, for either single double Husks, and
will include line shaft and driving pulleys If re-
quired. The shaftiDg finished throughout, the
boxes babbitted, and unfinished surfaces well
painted.
Price per pound finished weight. Z cents.
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Doctors Eddy, Wheeler, and Prima.
examined the body of the deceased. TO as.
certain the number of wounds and the
nature OF the one that proved 90 fatal in
so short time after being inflicted. They
found three fingers cut, two Of them bad.
"; . cash on one wrist, one little ono
Z sue = the LETT eye, one near the top of
ms neao' two on his back, ono on his
tnouider. and the ono that proved fatal,
sne knife striking the elayiols or cellar
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Thompson never moved after Ring was
taken off from him. He was taken mn
and carried and laid on the front steps Of
DIR. Hasseltine's drug store. He gasped
two or three times after he was laid down.
Drs. Hasseltine and Prime examined the
wound little, but no human skill could
save him.
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With s'Lane's PATENT set works. Friction feed
and gig movements. Strongly and thoroughly
built, warranted equal in style and effectiveness
TO any mills made in the country. Prices from
$500 to $3.50 without saws. VIII furnish any
sty lie of saw required, at lowest rates, also the
betting to drive the mills.
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APPEARANCE OF THE BODY.

The appearance of the body a. it Law
there upon the sters, lifeless form. wei.
tering in lite gore, that ten minute. be.
fore was full of life and vigor, now GOV.
cred with blood and still bleeding, was
terrible to look upon-a sight that would
involuntarily cause the beholder te shud.
der, and humanity to weep.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-03

La Casa de G.. Gordils ha rocibi-
90 pr el Ii Emo varor lirSa 0 este
l'uel o en- cl d'a de aver u, est nso
surtido de teas d. seda ncgfa y de CO
Lr, de clase superior c's'no accstum
bra recbir eSta ca7a y ra vesti:io* de
Senors; en la ,,e 'eria nes'a hay e f.
noso psno do Paris, jail, l'atsssi l.,
Gros, Gorgoro", Tat tan dob 9 ) Gla
ce. En- Ia e color han vtnid>1 los 30 al
ia novedaA como son: Girls perla hno
Azulina, Orc, Lii, Bismsr> k oscuro,
Velde Italia, Verd, esmeraIda, Ro-
So, B anco y otros Grauadiua de SC
da para mantilles, SombIillas de seda
dohlcs, Dam&sco de SO "a para Orna-
menfos, Generos fuer'es de seda para
Manteos y sotaoas, Cr.as y Creto-
mas dc hilo redondo, D.iles de hilo
de color DE- doble'tojit", Gran su,tido
de abanieo, de capficho y otra inf
nif d de articnlos p oc dente de las
mejores fabsicas Nacionales y todo
prec,os muy m6dio' s.-.Puerto Ii
co % de Enero de 1871.
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GRAN JUGADA DE GALLOS
Es z oa-6oia

Sc prepare en- este pueblo un desafo
pala los dias del pr6ximo Oarnaval, que
seran los is, 19y 20 del entrante mes
de Febrero.
Ell dueno de la gallera cuenta con que
le favOreceran los afconados de los pue.
bios lim1tTofes, asegurandoles que no per
dona:a medic nj sacrificio, para que las
horas que Sc invieltan con las lides sean
tap locidas y amenas como 10 son las de
los prlncipales pueblos de la Isla. Ign es-
te supuestO se invita- tambien q los de Ia
Capital J a todos los denn&s sin escepcion
de pueblo aiguno, que tengan por con-
yeuiente horarme con su aslstencia.
Los que Cuvleren buenos gallos .bien
pueden pEepararlos, por 81 fuere de su a.
grado traerios, en- inteIigencla que, Sc les
espera con muchos y escogdos competi.
doies del peso y espuelas que Sc requie-
ran; y tamblen con muchos interesados
dispuestos para hacer frente las apues-
Sas que SO crusaren.-Vega-baia "a de
Enelo de 1871. Angel Mater.
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q Y IN !
De los Vapores.

FL que sesefibe. dueno de este es
tabl9c mlento conocldo por la FOA
OA ANUALUZA. tien8 el gu>to de
]a;t:cipar a sus amigos y al pdbl'co
en- GENERAL que al compraT dlcho HO
TEL, sc ha propuesto es'sb.eeer Ell
Il las relo'mss que sean mas ccnye
fientes a fin &c piop: r1onar a sus
tavorece dores, un eomodo y decente
ncspedaje, estirpar do 4 la vez abusos
que retraian a guz os viajejos cen
ourir a este HOTEL.
Las ccmidas 80 sc viran toto
aseo y huen coudimento como 10 tie
ne acreditado.
>Tambien sc Sc; yiraa bateas
Pt'.- Rico Novi.mbre 10 de 1870
J, sG A. G;meno l 6
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DE VENT>.
vapOres.

En- el puebl, de Naguab se vende
an estaalocim ento dc pulp ria, s'tua
10 Ell Ia ca le del i;om e,i'Ic con tesias
eus existencias y ems res Eamb.en
Sc snagena La casa eli que dioho esta
tlecim:ento sc en- :neutra, nstr ida
de MADEIRA y cobijadA IT. t j. de barro
Y hero galvanizado. reune comn''-
dades qara una numero 8 f;smilia. her
40 para pan, corral alg'he y dcn'as
depen lencia. Con e. es alb! cilniruto
~e venien is cusn IS reconocidas.
Para mas informes, dir[jense ) los Srs
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! POSADA ESPANOLAe


I'll que spsc:ite dueno de este es
5ablecimento deseoso siemI rs de en-
grandecer y a6rmal el huen ciedito
qus este go.a, 70 perdona sscr. fcios
de nirgana espeSie para proporcionar
i los pasajelos que le honlan, todas
las lomodiGades apeteclbles, For Gu
20 motive acaba dc c. nstIulr espacio
o CORRIDOR alto, con seis aposent.s
mas, toto le caal undo las h&bita
slones, bancs, cabul'srlas y coohera
4ne tens hacen mas facii complacer
a SOS Lu6sredes sasisfaciendo sus ez-
-Dencias.-kayas1sz "a de D.ciem
ore de lS70,--Pedto 0 Lopez.
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EL u ,.kzY.
Cesa ea su publicacio

''Razones de leeltad y de patriotismo
nos imponen forzosamente esta resolu-
cop, sumamente dolofoaa en 10 demas
para nosotles, cue su exito hsmos cor
sagrado las luces de nuestra pobre inte-
ligencia''
Hoy subordinsndo nUestras particula-
res afecciones . la felictdad y sociego de
nuestra Patria hacemos este nuevo sscri-
icio, que los honlres honlados aprecia-
ran en- toda su significacion.
iQuiera ell cielo que nuestro ejenplo
tenga imitadlrts, y qae para Fsplila luz
can los dias de vsnttira dc paz y de gran
deza, porqae todossuspi.amo Del Pols.
Cumo agsnte lie esle neri0dico en- esta
Isla, auplico las Sies. que le falten cuu
plir sns suscriciones [que son pocoa] le
leemplssale con otro peri6dico que bare
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AVISO
Interesante para los Sres. Hacemdados.

En- el almscen de los Sras. B, Bo
,rAs Her nanos, Gale de San Jus'o
ndmerc z, agentes de M r A S,wart
sc ACADIA de ,ecibir una pstida de anu
re en- b.nas; 10 anuncia al pdblIoo
v en- pa ticular los Sres Hscenda
dos aue han ado,stado 81 sstema Ste
wart psla la li'npieza, y blanqn~o del
,agn de Ia cana, cuyo ingrcdiento cs
p.ndeo precio% mo leo Puerto
Rico Db e, 60 de 1870 2 20
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N(IlSPlDBS
In CoFU55c -
% TETUAN 23,
%. TETUAN 20.
OnO
MEsA RED NDA Y B.TEAS,

FL duono dc este estab ecimiento
p'ne en- conocim;ento del pnblco que
ACADIA de arrcala: las Tom, dsss y e.
paciosas hs|itaeiones destinsdas |
que ou eran fav recefle ofrecicn@,..e>
an aato Gamer do y cs midas con 10
90 aseo y buea condinon'o co'no 10
tiene acrel;ta do des4e ha 7lgnnos
af1os: eontando para clio con buenos
cnciner res.
ii salon destina 10 come1or SO
b'e scr may eSpaci $50 reuoe las ven
til 8 de On hermoso y largo bsrcoa
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ksriseza ese Eas aea0ras. Fl Talisman
p Ia beileza, sea ell medic de conservar hasta
pa edad ayanzada la frescura de ia iuventud Ia
area. regua. idad blancura del cltis, consiste
p - empho diario de la T0iafina Rigahd, admi-
kbie aqua de toca1or que consli.uye la Ultima
N1abrs del srte del perfnmista. Reemplsza ven
taosamense las aguas de Colonia y de la Florida
J los vtnagres mas sfamados. - Essayen ustedes
, esaparenl = Sn perfume es delicioso.
1S 0s0 de ssm buan tagsOm es indispen.
sable las sehoras elegan.es, para ccnservar 10
bsilaniez, trssease tfanspaFencia del cdls; pero
cQ4ntas dsilcuftaaes para cGnscgUsfle cuantOs
sarsiles perniEioecs ensayos antes de encDntrar
On bueD jahon entire el increible n6YifefO de TO-
hoRes baratos do pesi1na calidad que infcssm el
concrete de perfHnefia! Los seforcs Rigaad y c.,
kdbiles pcEfGmisfas de Paris, Abrican uno como
Gdc con d 1oisitre de JGb0n Miranda que en-
pocs tempo ha llsgsdo sdguifir universal repu-
taeiOn, pCsgue Fetne ledas ss eualidades apeteci-
kes. Sassidaa, pafoza, perfume esquisi,o, distin-
guido J p5rsissente, espErsa abunaante, esoaso8
de aacali; Msss s0n las corSaci6nss quo haCen del
@ossn EtssSas IN sglscnfo indispensable On q
ssaw g 40 saeass q basn gasto. :.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-03

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asl 10 ccnsideran convenience.
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mas) Sc sirvan remitirlo cuanto autes.
Y los que hayan conclude su suscri
cion y quie an cont;nuar con la ''Opinion
Nacional'' de iguales condolences que ell
PALS y de quien es agente L. p. Benits.