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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the creditors of John Bonnet. deed !:
IN pursusace Of decree of the circuit cour.
/ Of the county Of Lewis, made in q cause
therein pending to subject the real estate Of the
said Johu Bonnet to the payment Of his debts,
you are required to present your claims agsinst
the said John Bennett for adjudication to VIM.
l.. burlington, At his Office in the said county,
ON or before the Str day Of April, 1871.
Witness, John c. Jackson, clerk Of said
court, this 10th day Of February, 1871.
JOHN c. JACKSON, Clerk.
Feb ls.ls7l-et - rT-
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.Sta,scf Rsss Virginia.
\ Atrules held in the clerks office Of the cir
cult court Of Calhoun cOanty, on she first Non
day.in February, 1871.
Amos N. Msylsrt and
john Brannon, somp'ltS,
vs.. s.ss 80 In Chan'sry
Daniel Dusky and James
West, defendants.
rINHE object of this suit is to recover agsi INST
the defendant, Daniel Duiky, the SUN Of
Tour hundred and fifty dollars, with interest
thereon from the 2lst day Of April, ls54, until
paid, which constitutes = vendors lien on a
tract Of a72 acres ofland, in the bill mentioned
and il situated on the West Fork Of the Little
Eanawha river, in Calhoun county. Also TO
declare the deed for said land, executed by tue
defendant puskJ to the defendant West s0id a,
to the lien aforesaid and to subject said land to
sale 10 satisfy the sum OF money and interest
aforesaid. and tIie costs Of this suit And tap
pearing BY an affidavit filed that the deiepdantl
James West, is not resident Of this State, and
he not appearing, II Is ordered that the san
James West do appesr here Within one month
sfter he date ofthe 6rst publication hereof and
do hat may I've necessary 10 protect MS inter-
est 10 this sui. copI-'sS%:
NJ. rSiRSi., C!srh.
. Fleming h Bennett, plain III a';oIugys'
Feb. u, Is j. I,
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" you want nice bottle ofperfame, a
fragrant cake of soap, a nice quality Of
paper. good p:nfknife. pocket book.
'os.h- brush. or anything. else in the no.
ton or fancy goods line, go to Dents.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-27

" you want any BOOK. school took, or
any other kisd that is NOW PUBLISHED.
you can obtain tho same BY leaving at
order with A. ". Dent, at the PEOPLES
DRuG STORE. -
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-27

NATURES HME RESTORATIVE excels er-
erJthing. No dirt. no redimens. NO
potion! Perfectly reliable. It does the
work most effectually. A ,reatise giving
fuR particulars sent postage free upon ip-
plieation to Proctor Bros Gloucester.
Massachusetts,. sole agents, or A. NJ.
Dent sole agent for Lewis conp.J.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-27

Iry you want GOOD and cnaap lamp.
and. the best suslisy of CARBON OIL, or
aon-sxplosive fluid 90 to Dents. i
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-27

re- PAY UP.-I ds.ire to close my
books for the last years business. aud
earnestly request all persons indebted to
me TO make eaily payments Of their ad-
counts. 70 T. A. EDWARDS.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-27

Sorcx ExrnAoRDrsARr !-Maehinists
and all others having use for an extra
article of lubricating oil. can obtain the
same by calling at A. NJ Dents Drug
Store for it. Warranted entirely free
from sand, and all other impurities-only
is cts per gallon.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-27

A fn. lot of candies. peaches, Tomatoes,
pear. and pineapples for sale at Brink
mans. n ~. es,r
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-27

WINDOW GLASS, Gall Sizes Putty, Gin
cans Linseed Oil. White Lead (Fahne-
stocks and Lewis Paint Brushes, ColOrs.
(in o:D Farnishes of all kinds, Fire Proc.
Paint. Sand Paper, etc., etc kept con
SANITY on hand and for sale cheap by A.
II. Dent. ia
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w ooNeM
We
EoctorW
WORTHY ENTERPRISE

On Monday last, at the invitation
of Mr.. Clifton, We visited the woolen
factory now in process of fitting out,
st this place. We were truly sur.
prissd and grati6ed at the magnitude
ofthe enterprise and the energy and
goaheada;iveness of the proprietors,
The building is, Two and, . half stories
in heighs--its dimensions being S2by
80 feet. The engine house is Is by
% feet. The rooms are filed with
the necessary machinery-all Of
which is ofthe latest and most i'm
proved make, and Of a very costly
character. The value Of the MT
.chinery thus Ear put up is between
fifteen and twenty thousand dollars.
Among the various machines, VIC no.
ticed in particular two sets of carding
machines, one immense spinning ma
chine, having $40 spindles, one pick
er, one steam dresser, several power
LIONS, and bobbin and spooling ma
chimes. This, however, is not near
all. Mr.. Clifton informs us that sew.
eral other machines are now on the
way here. It is the ides of the pro,
priesors to be ready for work about
the middle of April. They will then
enter into thr maLufscure of all kinds
of wooden fabrics, and will pay par.
ticular attention to "custom work y
csrding, spinning, etc.,-and will also
exchsnge goods for wool. This i,
destined to be great sid to our far
mers, andIEill create branch of in,
dustry which will add immensely to
our local wealth. In addition to this
other manufactures will soon be es'
tablishei, and our town will assume
its true position as the business centre
Of a large agricultural community
Let us all lend helping hand to the
new corners, for thereby we shall pro
mote Gus own interests ss well IS
theirs.
The Factory advertisement Sill ap
pear in due time.
-"BIe MUM. We are indebt'
ed to Dr.. Camden for copy of the
"Chsrokee Advocate" paper print
ed at Tahlequah, IN the territory oc'
cupisl by the civilized Indians fth'
Cherokee Nation. tits printed hsli
in English and half in the Indian
language. TIL. following thrilling
paragraph, taken from its columns Al
closely as we can "follow copy, vii
csu,. thrill of horror to run through
the veins of those who read it:
"LqosyssMsVdsEM-snssmsS
g...&5uess l'nmlsrw:ss.:s qmatn1s sa =
:. { lbpiiii-'- neutrality-suspicious.! boh
ugh?
F,..S o,,sg., &c. r,f'in, rad cs'
aa,n. BriSassst,
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lsDIsoi INDIGO! IYploo III you
want seop IsDlso, or any other prEsrryYs,
20 to Dents.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-27

JANE LEw.-Wo are requested
TO announce that Rev. Patrick Murray,
(Bapsis:) will preach at Jane Lew this
(MonJay) evening. a
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Circuit Court Of Lewis county.
W. Va, Jan. 10, 1871.

and plaintiff, s... IL.
Thomas j. Bonast. Admir- '.'' ~ -
and defsnaars., f. 20 J '"''7''7p ="
.TNHE parties in the abov. named .ass. will
take notice that, in pursuance ofsn order
OF reference made in the above named c,use at
the November termo $780, Of the Circuit Court
Lewis county, shall proceed at nv of6seih the
town Of Weston in Lewis county, on The 9Th
day Of April, 1871, 70 Ti.5
LIST. To audit, state, settle and report the
Administration accounts OF Defendant T J.
Bonnet, as. Adniniitrator ofthe estate ofJohn
Bennett, deceased. ,-.HI .ta7si'
ID. To ascer.sin and repor. the debts due and
owing from John Bonnet at the time Of his
death, the amounts thereof, and 10 whom the
same are owing, and ifanJ ofthem exist a liens
that he report the character Of such liens, their
dates, orders and priorities; and ifany Of said
debts have been paid by any Of the parties, tina:
he show the amount so paid, when Sto whom.
aud BIZ whom, the same may have beer, paid,
and that be repor; any other relevant mattsr
deemed pertinent by himself or specially re-
quirsd BY the parties.
Given under my hald, this 18Th day q jan
WIN. L. DUNNINGToN,,@ 2.
Jan23.6. 10 Sd Commissioner.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-27

SI A Sue ,tost Of esadiss JUST re
ceiVed and for sale al Brinkman's.
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ISSUED SUE, IAN. 1ssr,, 1871.

ISSUED Jan lsT, -lofl.
400 CHOICE SELECTIONS. No. g."
containing the beat new things fer Declana,io
Recitation, s&c. y Brilliant urstory, Thrilling
Sentiment, and sparkling Hcmor-lso pages,
paper 30 cents, cloth Is ceuts. Ask your book
seller for it, or seudprics to, P. Garrett L Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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NJ Kese.
spAlI PRorlrs AND QUICK sAIEs! !

sHALI PRorIrs AND QUICK SALES !
5-uu - brs.,7
TANju,t receiving aud opening asplsndld..c
and name in part: I's'F
=ir .r.,li3 70 Ia-
Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware. Queens.
:. ware, Tinware, Boots and Shoes, y
Hats aud Caps, ,Woodeuvars, q
Drugs, Medicines. Flour. g,,
s Dye Stufs, Leather. ~ ~.
Salt, Iron. and
Steel, &c.
Which I an ensbled. having purchased o, HE
best terms. 10 offer AT very low rlies,..s
TRADEl TRADE!-l will pay the highes,
prices for Trade Of every variety, and will sell
Goods at the lowest figures. Owing 10 the ad.
vantagesof the cash system 10 all parties, buy
ers will find it 10 their interest to call at nv
store before going elsewhere. Thankful for the
liberal patronage shoSn TO me BY The public
and my friends promise renewed efforts 10
give, them entire satisfaction in their future
dealings with me. 800.
The hishsa ,'lari,et Pri:cg paid Jw Cir.
/: ' se'si f9sz'rd aaa Usol,
.. -- $50 a.t7 r95i9i -iW|
"A. LEWIS
Weston: ". Va, JuHe 8, Isio,
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Conirs Street. Tsston,, Vest Virginia
A good Assotuntniof Groceries always ksbt
on laRd. rTsdses bought aud sold. The best
pualitJ. ~ liquors for sale, ih-quu',itss 10 suit
purchasers. Wheeling Isosies, 6pv cigars, ssd
he test grades OF Tohseeo, aiwA.s Cd btTt
Stofs-.spe dost above The Rsak.
spraT-a
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-27

S. to $40 per day and no risk. Do you
wanta situation AZ salesman at erncsr home,
to Introduce Eour new / strand White Wire
Clothes Lines, tc lsstfor ever. Don't miss this
chance. Sample free. Address Hudson RfAsr
Wire Works, IS William stEeetsSew York, or
or IL Dearborn street, Chicago, jill.
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AGENTS 500 aweel-eG per cent
Mate and Female md S25 in cash prizes. lu-
formation f,ee---addres American Book Co.,
% William street, y Y.
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wPH0ToGRAPHS in beautiful 8
by 10 Rosewood Frames, only 81 e al
the Weston Art Gallery. n.
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NOTICE

ia BOX Of fas Initial Writing Paper and
Enveo;.es seat FREE by mail for SC cents.
. Bon Ton Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-27

Get your maple sugar a. Edwards.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-27

Cigars and stogies at Brintman',.
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yNTATCH FREE, and $50 day sure, and
wv no hambug. Address LATTA & Co..
Pi.isbars, Pa. u N. re
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F-.,S o,,ss., e., r,i,in, rad or
no,nt BriSsnsSt
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.EIG.HTO'CLOCK

"A gents nantsd-S 9s5 pcr monthly IL.
-EAptrican. Knitting Machine Go.
Boaon, N4s, or 81 Losis, 10.
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Statesmen WANTED.
fFo-g slI - g H'.f
Business honorable No competition, ltcrri
pay gwen. s. X KENNEDY, 8 8 ST. Phia.
7 NAH .'.t a7fsl+ a.. Az
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Potomac and LAKE Herring Ter ''ls y
Biakalp's.
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GREAT BARGAINh!

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LEWIS STORE, WESTON, W. VA.

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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-09-28
For the Anderson MtslLigenccr.
aWine Is a mocker strong drink is raging and who's
ever 10 deceived thereby Is not wise"l

ever 10 deceived thereby Is not wise."l 't
No, he is not wise. He does not perceive
that intoxicants lie; and that he who deals
with them must do so with both eyes wide open.
They promise much, but give little. They sell
a mans own corn to him: They give him re-
vived activity, but they first draw it from him;
They give him poetry, but it is galvanized
inspiration. They give him Auency, but it is
speech without ballast or anchor They give
him more life, but it is cut off from the end OF
his days. They give him tend, ss, but it is
maudin. They give him hope, but it is hope
that comes hdttefing down to the ground like
a shotten bird. They give him repentance, but
it is repentance that needs to be repented OF.
They give him heaven, but it is the paradise of
fools. Ought we to allow deceitful intruder
thus to play the fool with our existence?
Seel A man walks yonder with steady gait,
erect, quick; his conversation is interesting,
his eye beams with kindness, but with more of
this than of thought; his conversation fluent,
continuous, presenting in rapid succession
many interesting themes; but, alas ! merely
touching and guiding them. He draws no
satisfying conclusions upon any subject, makes
no effort of argument upon one point before he
pitches upon another. His animation runs
him over any subject beautifully. He seems
to lack grayitation. He walks on stills. Ere
long he is still less engaging than usual
drowsy, placid, asleep, snoring. Bid him good
bye. His hand is warm, his temple arteries
pulsating Was he wise to put himself into
mental hallucination, where his Imagination
knew everything, his understanding nothing :?
Is it wise to suffuse the brain with more blood
than is natural to it, and by disturbing the or
gan of thought, disturb the truth and value of
thought itself7 Is it wise to falsify human
existence, even for short time
The intoxicants superinduce false expert
ence. They surround man with the visions
of Raselas and intoxicate him with tempo
rarv visit to world of maudlin realities, where
all is fne-where his understanding is check
mated with false convictions His crop is
made, his duties are discharged, his prayers are
said, his wife is cheerful, his children are the
best, the world paradise, and he shedding
apes tears over his happiness.
Human life is too serious to ape, human re-
sponsibilities too solemn to be put to sleep with
siren voices. Man has too much to do and to
answer for to be the pantomine of his own ex-
istence ~. =. +.
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South Carolina Monument Association.
CoLUMBIA, s. c., Sept. is, 1871.

SO0OmoA&>, ~ Ost OSPs- ~ @S' -
At the last meeting of the Executive Board
of the South Carolina Monument Association,
held in Columbia, it was unanimously resolved
that bazaar should be held in Columbia du-
ring the month of November the proceeds of
which bazaar shall be used to aid in the erec:
ton of monument to the Confederate dead
of South Carolina. Through the kindness of
the President of the South Carolina Agricultu-
raj Society, sufficient space fof the bazaar has
been assigned at the Fair Grounds, and the ba-
zaar will be held at the same time as the Agri-
cultural Fair-from the 9th to the 10th No
vember. Feeling assured that more good can
be accomplished by combined effort of this
kind than by any individual exertion, however
we'll directed, we earnestly appeal to the women
of the State to help us in our work. UP to
this time every calf for aid has been most gen.
erously responded to, both by South Carolini-
ans residing outside of the State, as we'll as
by those who are among us to see the progress
of our work. Being convinced, therefore, that
we have but to represent our cause for all to
contribute gladly to its success, we ask the pub
lie interest in it's behalf. Contributions of all
kinds will be acceptable. Boxes must be mark
ed rs. G. Monument Bazaar" and the name of
the District from which the articles come
should be put on each box. All contributions
to be sent to one of the Committee of Ar
rangements.
Special Committee Of arrangements and Su-
perintendence-Mrs. John T. Darby, Mrs. W..
H. Gibbes, Miss Martin, Miss LaBorde.
Executive Committee s. c. Monument Bazaar.
The officers and Board of Directors of. the
South Carolina Monument Association.
Full particulars of arrangements for each
day will be published in the daily papers at
the time of the bazaar,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-09-28

$50 there's another rupture of Mount Vo-
ciferous," said Mrs. Partington, as she put up
her specs "the paper tells US about the burn
ing lather running down the mountain, but il
don't tell how it got afire."
A quarrelsome couple were discussing the
subject of epitaphs and tombstones, and the
husband said: my dear, what kind of stone
do you suppose they will give me when dic?"
Birthstone, my love-" was the afectionate re-
ply.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-09-28
To General b. H. HILL.

An elderly lady of Norwich who was hand,
ling set of false teeth in dental office and
admiring the fluency with which the doctor de-
scribed them, asked him, "Can body eat with
these things I" "My dear madam, mastication
can be performed with facility scarcely equal
cd by nature herself" responded the doctor
eyes, know, but can body eat with them?'
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-09-28
Chairman Republican State Committee.

"A negro had severe attack of rleuma.
tism. which finally settled in his foot. He
bathed it, he rubbed it, and swathed it, but all
to no purpose Finally tearing away the band.
age he stuck it out and with shake of his fist
over it, exclaimed: "Ache away, den, ole teller;
ache away shan't do muffin more for yer; efs
chile can stand it as long as you KEN
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-09-28
Melv,iNe, S. Q.

- Bismarck's magnificent Russian horses
nresent % from p parties in Moscow-are creating. a
Great sensation. They are said to bear strl-
King resemblance to Josh Billings iavorlte
bird the amuill," which "wears its wings on
the side of its head"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-09-28

The best thing for cleaning tiGwdr9 INV ;n sd IS
common soda. Dampen q cloth ana alP III So
da and rub the ware briskly, alter wnlcn wipe WI =,
dry. Any blackened ware can be madc TO looA
as we'll as new.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-09-28

CHARLESTON, S. G., September IL
To IV5n. N. Fleming, Esq, Chairman Republi=
can Pdrtu. ,SDdrtdnJurg C0untu. S. c.:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-09-28

The following letter, addressed by Genera
Hampton to the editor of the Southern Home
is published in that paper in its issue of tht
18th,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-15
jiALERTA!!
LIBERALES CONSERVADORES
LIBERALEs REFORMIsTAs.
ES REFORMISTAS.

Ell dueno hoy de "a cuadra que fue
de los carahnero@ montados Y one sc
haIla frente al Almacen de los s. S.
LAtimer y ca en- Ia marina, 1ecomien
da sG buen local ell mas Immediate al
centre de Ia Capital, pues cue queda
prQximo q la puerta dc la marina, en-
ella hay msgnf6cos pesehres, abuodan
cia dc yerba como qae la tiene prcpia,
tiene nuy pr6xima una esnaciosa co
cheFa y tanto las cabalierfaa, bacas de
eche, coches y d. mss quedaran encer-
rados bajo labe en- los bueuos ceros-
dos que tiene, sin espocision de que
con facilidad nadie pueda cogerlos
montarlos nj ordenar las bscas lie no
che como puede suceder en- las que
no tengan estaa ventajas, mientras sus
duef11s y peones due man. Esta la
mano para cuando Sis dneflos bayal
a la marina a sus negocies 6 passo.
ber sus anlmaies.
Sobre precios cada uno Sc entende
ra ell ella con su due1o 8 encargado
que no falta de ella seguros que pua-
de cuidaIlos mejor mas bar ato que
ningun otfo, con que la Ganga CO.
mo que ademas ofrece mejoras ell es-
tablecimianto sin omifir gasto al guno
hasta eonseguir comp'acsr sus fa'.'
vorecedoles patroqulanos comforme
a 10 que con cada uno convenga'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-15

con Ella. Fundandose en- los resultados de
la presente guerra, parece opinion admi.
tida que la caballerfa en- su mayor parte
debe estar armada con carabinas, no para
maniobrar Ell cuerpo, sino para el servicio
de avanzadas, convoyes, &c. En- defecto
de carabina, la caballerfa que no la tenga
debe e1tar armada de rey6lvers, arma muy
it'll EN- los combates cuerpo a cuerpo. La
lanza debe considerarse como una arma
excelente, pero 1otando con ella las dos
filas, pues que en- las cargas y en- el mo-
mento de llegar al enemigo, solo en- una
fila es como Sc efectda ell choque, por 10
cual las dos parece que deben tener el
mismo armamento.-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-15
Inter esilnte.

al Buen Gusto de Francisco B. BARGE
10 acaoa de reciblr procedente de ] g
verpool, en el bergantin San Jose los Po
pliDs de seda con eleg gantes listas de dife-
rentes colores, como bien gros ne
gTes, y dc oolo:es lisos aprecios de reali-
ZaGlon.
Hay Camas de Hero, y de Metal do
RADIO todo bararo.
Adem4s un gran surtido de toda clase
do generos recbidos en- la Fragata Maria
10 que desean reaIizar tanto por mayor CO
Ao al detail.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-15
La Esfera Fortaleza "a.

En- este Estableci niento sc acaha
de recibir un nagoi6co surtido de
articulos d. todas sle ses como n IL
jeras ioas ordinarlas. portaplunas f.
nos pspel para cartas grandes y Pc
qneDos idem para pi1los, orquilIas
para senora, cinlurones de charol pa
ra habitos ds Sonora, agujas de toaas
classes. i'd. par. crochet, hilo de toaas
clases, ID para bordar blanco, peines
peinilas, u,tones de nacar y de seda
de todas cla es, bultos para lleyar Il
bros los Amos de todos tamaflos. car
teras para Wage. id. NJ letas y Baules
trensillas para adornos de traje, lapices
fno y ordinarios, plumas de ganso,
carteIas de bolsillo y IN yariado sur
tido de ar,iculos do zapateria'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-15
ANUNCIOs DIVE RSOS.
Al pdblico.

E'que suscrbe pone en- conocimien-
to del p0bllco ) de sos amigos en- partl-
cu}ar hAber trasla dado su taller de relo
jeria q la cale de San Francisco Mum.
SO donde ofrece hacer cuantas compost
clones Sc le eucarguen poI diffciles que
estas sem como 10 tlene acreditado en el
tempo que lleva en- esta capital; Siendo
los rrecios los mas m6dicos posibes.
Puerto Rico Mario de 1871.-Fer-
nando Guillon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-15
Aviso al pdblico.

Pa7io negro fno y superfoo para
LEvITAs pautalonss Y chale. o.; id.
verde para b'lar; Tzrciopelo neg 0;
Grandma para manti las; M6rino
negro y azul prussia para LEvITAs;
Merino negro y de color, delgados
para vestidos d. oshora; Manteles
servilJe5as y toa las os h'l;, adamas-
cado, y Mahon azul 30 hiIo pata ma
rineros aeaoa de- ilegar en- Il Esta~
blecimlento de G., Goldils. 5 6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-15
LkcTaT0 De KiERRO
Y DE M MANGAN II ESA
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A,fosadas por Ia academia de Medicina Dc Psrss.
sangre jun,o con el hierro, los mas aut0rizad0s
faeutayos eonsideran como mucho mas activas
sstas grageas que las de laca.o dc hero simples
Son mny ccnvenienies en- iolas las enfermedades
que p,ovienen del cnlrohrecjmiento de la sangre
sohre todo para fortficar los telnperament0s
ddbiles lin!diicos. Los c0lorcs paitdOs,a flores
bancas, irregatdridad en- la nienSt,uaciosa, ansA
norrsa q SUPPRESSION defrglos, ceden rapidameYys
con su uso, n1ayormense cuandoi esas enfernt g
des estdn cohplicadas con dolores de est6ns '
s digestiones largas, diticies, d0iorosas, etc.
sDeposito en- Puerto Rico en- boticas de \
ssssA: =. 8. AsicnEo.