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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-22
GIROS.

B. BofrAs , Hermanos, del Concrete de estA
Flasa, girsn 1nbre Madrid, Barcelona, Santap~
der. C4diE, Malaga, SevilA, Alicante, Valencia,
XssoHA rHes. 8, '-s'--sT-sAH ~
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ANUNCIOS DIVBRSOS.
Fscribanla p6blica.


HAbi6ndoSe dispueste por 81 Or. Asalds mayor
Dol Dlstrto de eAn Francisco dc estA ciudaA % &C.
que SubAsta una estancia radeAda on I'll harrio dc
Cupey iurlsdUcion de Bio pisdras, do 10 pertenen.
especial d Manuel Leandro Garcia. tasada on ocho
mil ochoclentos o"henta pesetas; constAnte dioha
estaucla de cientO veinte y una cuerda dc terrcno
alto, de paste maleza. seis idem de vega, cuatro
palmas dc COCO pAridoras treinta de yaguas; de-
bieu 80 celebrarse e actO Ia puerta dc este Juz-
gado smultaneamente en- 81 de Paz de Rio o. O.
dras de doce dos de la tar 10 del dia cuatro d. oc.
tunre proximo 50 auuncia al pdbl CO para la con
currencia de llcitadOres. .--. -
Puerto-KicO IL de setiembrs de lS79-Nauricio
1uerr&. aEgf 3-3
Dispuesto por 81 Sr, AlcAlde Mayor dol Dis
trltO de San Francisco de esta ciudad, 20 saque
q subasta ,pdblica an. caea terrcra de piedra }
azotea n6mero 30 del Gobisrto, Dc Ia Gale de
San Sebastian. perteneciente LOO herederos de
aona cAno!da Marines, yalaada On tres mil pe.
favor de dishdtos eehOrfos; debicndO toner Iu-
GER dlcho ecto de dooe dos de Ia tarde dol dia
2ueve del proximO ectIhre. 10 hsso 1otorio pa.
"a Ia c0ncurroncia de licitadofAs. Puerto. Rico
l6 de setiembre dc 1S7S.-Mauricio Guerra. So
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iOJO!

Sc verde 1a casa n6mOro Il alta On n Gala da
O'DOnell; 81 que Ia lnterese puede dirieirse Fl
Almacen de los 6res. Vilaseca y c.
UaEtV Rive hetiemhgVQ q d. I'm 80
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Fiesta de s. Miguel.

Ell dia 10 del presente sc daran principio & las
novenas que ell obsequiO de su santo patron ce-
Zebra la Archicofrada el 90 salve, ell 30 misa So
dia 8 aniversariO pOr los hermanos difuntos. 3-8
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MATA-FUEGOS.
IrsrAHrAAEo CONTRA IHcHNp1os.
DEL SR. BANOLAS.
AVINO IMPO ORTANTR.

Tenemos 81 gusto de anunciar al p6blloo que he.
mos nOmbradO como nuestrOs representatives en- -.
to departamento los Sr@s. B. Borr&s Hermanos J
como agente al Sr. d. j. Marion; qucdandO los l1-
meros, garantizadOres reSponsables las cantide-
des que SO les entreguen por IL mitad del vaor dc
los aparatOs qne segun el prOspectO publicadO de-
ben satisfacer los senoreS que custom suScribirse
Los miGlnOs Hehores dar4n en- eDta mGterla GUAM
tos antecedentes, datOs Y pOrmenores 20 soliciten
Tarifa de los aparatOs de sus cargas
AparatO de doble efectOsd0 cabida. RrectoD
Pesos do As ibras sean 90 cu2rti. -
nos .............. 31O9
Su carGa una.
AparatO n0m. doble efectO cRbid0
de IS itros con bombilla. 00
Su carKa, una.
Apar0tO num- 3 dOble efOcto cabidA
de Is ltrOs con bOmbilla. ......... 80 50
Su cArga, una: Observation-Disclosures. 10
AparstO mum. soncillo cabida 81
utrOS ..s..e.s....sse %
Su carga una. Observation-Disclosures.
Aparato nam. soncillO oabida g
uCION. ON.....s..s..s...s......s. ..sess
6u C@r82, una. ..ss.s.sssssss.ese "
Aparato NUNS DenCillOs eabida -
uUI0Se. ..- ...e.e.sss.ses..esse..sse % -
Su CarKa, una. ......s.-..ss.....s..., -
Ap0rato mum. aenoillo, cabida II
utroS.. ~
ku CArga. unA. ......ss...s...... q
San Juan Pusrto-Rieo 81 do octsbee De 1s11.-
LNixas AsMAI R-N
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DOMINGO % DE SETIEMBRE DE 1872.
PERDIDA.

Seha desapArecido de Ia Carolina en- 10 nOche det
Is del corriente, I'M cahallo rucio negro como de
cinco amos, erin abultada cola abultada casi
blanca. pas0 menudeadO como de 81 cnartas.
La pcTaona que de razOn de su paradero se 10
Ontregue en- la Carolina d. Domingo Garcia sera
gratifcado. 26
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Disolucion de Sociedad.

Por mdtuo convenio sido disuelta en- esta
fecha la que Ell este pueblo giraba vajO Ia raxon
D1E1O oVbRiNOS quo9anoo e4 iquldacion
seguira ocupandose de los mismos negOcios va
10 su sOla tirma.
vega-baja, 8 de setiembre de 1ses.-Francisco
de Diego. 2-3
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PERIODICO POLITICO LIBERAL~C(

PERODIC0 pubiea
impression pasndo
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Revocation de Poder.

Queda revocado el poder que con fecha de Ene-
70 pr0xmO pasado 10 cOnferf & D. Felciano Ba.
llavsta 10 que 50 poue conocim eftO del p6b.ico
Aibonito 18 de Setiembre do 1s72-Jose AZ Moran
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Bava eSpaiQa San JOSE"

Este conocido buQue despues de invernar en-
este puerto 80 ispOne salir en- fines dc Octu-
sagcros, q quienes Ofrece su captain Ell esmera-
do tratO de cOstumbre. Tambien tocara en- Ca
diz si Se reuniese algun passage carga.
LA despachan sus Observation-Disclosures,
HcrmanO de Caracena y CA-Marina. 1914
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-22
Consulado BritAnico.
MES DE UETIEMRRR.

La correspondence % ciexxa On este Consulate
los dias siguientes.
Para Inglaterra. EspaNa,
francia. AlemaniA, toda 7
Europa, Asia Santh6mSs ) III Ii Y 96 medic dia.
Pacifco, TERRA firme las
ColOnias Inglesas
Para Ia Habana, los Esq
tados- Unidos M6jicO. FL o1S ID
Para San Thomas lAs1 ~,
coloniAs inglesas. III oiS %
Para cl Brasil Rio de lal ", ~.
Plata. M OA -.
Via San Thomas per
Far0 les EstadoS-Unidos vApOF americana Of ID.
p.ra loa rst.do. TYa;Ao( DiR 90
~ Wade Jamaica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-22
VINO DE JEREZ.

LO hay muy superior On el almacen do los
3res. Viuda de Was y Ce-Crux 8. A-0
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TABLE DE- PIyO AMERICANS.

En- el almecen dc cachada On la MARINA 30 reci-
ben ustantemente:-Setiembre l9 de 1874 lis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-22
PARTE MERCANTII.
NOVINIENTO MARITIME.

MOVINIENTO MARITIME.
ENTRADAO
Setiembre 1s.-Rio-g -grande en- dia eol. esp, Sire.
na 81 ton. Patron Amador con maderas pasajero
10 de F1 lr to-El horas ~. ing "Arno" 256
ton cap Diaz cvn correspoudencia passjeros.
70 ''e Manatf an dia gul esp Buena eeperanza'
80 ton. patron Gonzalez con maderss
20 de Manat{ on dia goi. esp. 'Nuevo traRon" 2l
ton. patron Dominguez con az6car miles
1ALEDA1.
Setiembre 1s-Pars Humacao gol. esp. Carmen
guavamesa" Is ton. patron de Ia Cru con prCvisio-
nes y 2 pasajeros.
19-Para San-Th6mas vop. ing. "Arno" 75e ton
cap. Dix con corresp mdencia pasajeros.
B-Para Baltimore gol. emr. "Peerles" 1s1 ton.
cap. paterzOn con azucar
1a-Para Fsjardo bal esp. Angel maria" 10 ton.
pa ron ORigo con provisioneS.
9oPara Mayaguez pol. esp. Livermore" 1Il ton
cap. Galtano Ors con restoS de carga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-22
Lslsulss 10 ds itsiale J frances 1 5denitlio.

FL meto1s seE6 te6rico-practico con esplicsciou y
reglasde grsll3tieay declinaciOn de buenas fraees
prlctica.s - So 80 - q : -
bSsoeisas sslls - San a1oS lee-,sa
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CaRrIFICADos DE oFICIo.

Las Antaridades Gefes que juzxuen conve.
piente certiticar algun plisgo. 10 h,r8n por me-
dlo deseilos On 0s mislnos terminOs que los par.
tlculares: Real orden de 10 de Diciembre de 18lO)
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sE vENDE.

La casa ndmero 40 de la calle de 10 Fortalesa.
I'm los bajOs de la misma Informant 10 necosario.
Calisto Tixol. 40
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Para Barcelona

SaldrG Ia mayor brevedad la pol esp. Emilia
admte c0rga hete pasageros, e lOs que Ofroco
eu captain D. Manuel CarbOnell un osnneradO trato.
Sns consignatarios Viuda dc. Was Comp. Cruz 9
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P&EC0S DE-
1sla 1O$6 i'd i'd 50 id
Un ueb eua
franco
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i 79-4ssse-etsass e eHp os89s1
ss4s.. sals ae1s ssasa as@as sER
S~~'-~ N"Ttsr~-~NT esssss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-22
Administrator General de COrreOs
DE LA IsLA DE PUERTO-RICO.

INST RUCCION que kabrd de obserUarSe por to
das las AdmiNistrdciOnes do C0rreO1 dc es-
ia LsIa, para sl recib0 remiSi0n do Ia cSr-
resp0ndencia cert;ticad0.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-12
CAST IRON CHURCHES.

The New York correspondent Of the
Chicago Lier-Oce0a, thus describes a
novelty In church architecture:
The Lee Avenue iron church. Is n
remarkably handsome and pleasant
place Of worship for a total cost OF
$4,000, land, edifice, furniture aud
all. 1t has $50 seats, a gallery, Il bap-
tistery, large Sunday school and lee
ture room, study, bible.class rooms,
etc. The platform (no pulplt) has a
reading desk the size Of q music stand,
on u single slender shaft entwlned
with a flowing vine. Growing flowers,
vases Ct flowers and gold fish. aud
fountains are disposed about the plat
form, and the soft music Of falling
water mingles with the sound Of wor-
ship. This Is the third corrugated Iron
church completed In Brooklyn, and
DIR. Henry NJ. Scudder's new church,
near Bedford aud Fulton Avenues,
now approaching completion. will be
the fourth. The latter Is Of the size Of
TalmaYe's Tabernacle, three thousand
seats, aud covers lots Of l50 feet front
and 100 feet deep. The auditorium is
a semi-circle Of nearly 20 feet radius,
the platform being at what would be
the centre OF the whole circle, and the
whole Is unbrokeh by pillar or OBJ
struction of any kind. The front Is a
slightly composition Of Gothic aud ltal-
Ian. but low for Its extraordinary
length. The cost Of the building Is to
DO $65. 900, whereas 2l50,000 would
not match Its appearance in brick and
stone. .. .nr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-12

SOME years ago In one Of our west
ern Courts. three men--an English
man, an lrishman and Scotchman-
were found guilty OF murder and SEN
fenced to be hung. The Judge told
them they could each choose n tree OIL
which they would like to be "strung
up" The Seotchman promptly chose
an ash tree, and tho EnSlishman an
oak tree. "Well, Pat. what will you
be hung on" asked the Judge. "lf 1t
please your honor, Id rather be hung
on gooseberry bush." "Oh," said
the Judge, "that's not big enough" I"
"Begory, then," replied Pat, I'm
wait till it grows"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-12

A DUTCH woman hept \ toll-gate.
One foggy day n traveller asked !:
"How tar Is it to B, MADAME"
"Shost leetle ways" was the reply.
"Yes, but how far?" again asked the
traveller. "Shost a little ways" more
emphatically. "Madam, Is 1t ono,
two, eight or ten miles," She inge-
niously replied: ~ think II Is"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-12

A HARrFoRp young lady engaged
herself to nine young men living In
the city, and also to youth residing
In New Haven. After time she re-
solved to drop the Hartford group and
keep the New Haven fellow, but he,
hearing Of the Hartford matter, incon-
tinently dropped her, and now she Is
mourning her blighted affections.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-12

Miss ANroINErrE Polk, Of Tennes-
see, Is quite belle In foreign circles.
In recent fox hunt in Italy she car
ried or the palm ithe fox's tall, there
being no less than forty riders in the
field. The young lady Is a daughter
Of Colonel A. j. Polk, before the war
owner Of the princely estate, Ashwood,
near Nashville.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-12
S 2 6 s, o o 90
VIII be riyen to Holders OF Tickets at
the conclusion Of tho Ceneert
Ms followsi
1000 Gifts amounting gto................ssoo'oo

E,ch Ticket will be composed Of Two Cou.
ss nssn ~ ,ho vs,ra n 10 5D each. which Coupon
viii vii %entite the holder 10 admission TO the Goa:
scs. ss,t and to Oneh'f of any ''H awarded 70 ''a
Tho corcor, and the distribution Of the One
td anc SUh Sit,s Will tske Mace NJ Virginia City,
NavaJc on the i6th day OF August, 1871, under
Ne'aoa, vi ,ne snn,S,Son ~ fhc Trusiees. a.
the immediate supetyhChi n ,hc ica,.isnrs antSosis.
HiIcStou !n' ~ 80 ~ cAS
'"h h'''s' '''' '''''' H8g -
u,,d,od r,bouasnd Ticketa viii Be
,l ono ,ha haIuSs Nrocec5s Of which $4,000 In
Gold Coin aifss will 0e returned 70 tn' n0''e''
OF INC rieEc.s amer deductipe tho expenses,
will no Sisnosed Of according 70 Section Of the
ACT aatnofzng enr,,na nu into The Snte Treasury
from sources provided toI il ~. Act g, ,SsI aS! e.
and ihe sainc a,S., ~ nS TrrJ M ha inovn n the
constituted epecM unI; IOS " " .nJ ths atsis
Insane Asylum ,cn,' SS,an ,6 ,hs Governor Inc fi
Treasurer snail report 70 ine uos H., Tina IN
amount received irom sac h, rsno,t thc ssme to
tho next LegisatuTTes" T !, ., nr,,,e and conducted
The Drawing VIII Do =. ,hpet pts os he Mercantile
IN the same maHper raercisco 10 o G.lifornis. -
PSs hodsE q TsSs;: g Tsss snsao:; c; r. z.
AWARDED, VIII p,IsW io Wells. Fargo q Co., Trees-
yer thS yi.1mI. Ety. Nevada, for payment. Tick:
lirer. VllEta S' Sr.vin0 eifis can be collected
ets ,hsoOsS OF eGsEi BapEipS Houses or Wells, Fargo =
throuBI oans Al communications will be
SSs sddrss.ed sdpssD 70 D: L.: BLANSHARD: I,nas.ss
,g yi,gir Ia rsnn;n,iy attended TO BY the Manager.
MI, os Son, ~ mail or exprcss, - directed.
1,lci.o,s src GOOD only TO the holders, and will
No nsid on prescntstior. iHr
That the Ea,erpiSsS T, Se Se viii Teicr to the
foIoTin" prominent citizens:
I'D. MINOR;
Il II 'oBART NJ HOBART.
C.L. PERKINS. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-12

SAYS the Msriposa Gazette The
Pool Mine, near Quartzburg. Is pros
pecting better than ever, and bids fair
TO be QUE OF the richest mines In the
county. Ore was struck \ few days
ago which Il estimated to pay $500 per
ton. A lot of refuse rock thrown
away rs worthless, on being crushed,
yielded $l7 q ton. sac
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-12

A PENNSYLVANIA young man had n
young lady friend. who was the fortun-
ate possessor of a halfdozen good fish.
lIe went angling one day and caught a
pound trout. He preserved It alive,
thinking It would be nice companion
for a gold fish, and concluded to sur
prise the young lady by putting it In
the aquarium while she was away.
The surprise was complete; for the
trout swallowed all the gold fish, and
then calmly turned over on Its dorsal
FIN and died Of Indignation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-12

The Vallejo Chronicle Of the sth
says: Miss Parrott, young lady re-
siding on Sacramento street. yester-
day picked up small pistol for ex-
animation, which was discharged, the
ball passing through the fleshy portion
of her hand between the thumb and
forefipger.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-12

LOOKING FOR PEARLs.-A gentleman
OF New York. who has n passion for
pearls, labors under the singular hal
luclnation that he shall some time
find, when opening oysters, a more
valuable pearl than any as yet discov-
cred. In pursuit Of this hobby he has
opened during the past Winter more
than 1000 oysters, Disgusting himself
as = professional opener and working
at the barges. But he has not yet
found the pearl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-12

SAN Francisco lady Is under ar
rest for attempting to erase from the
tombstone OF the child Of u divorced
husband the name which appertaincd
to the divorced one and substituting
that OF her present lord. The arrest
was caused by the divorced gent, who
did not wish his name to be taken In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-12
BY AND 3, D By.

BY AND BY.
There 10 an angel ever near.
When tod and trouble vex and try,
That bids oarfainiing hsArts take cheer, -
And whispers to us" by and BY"
We hear II at our mother's knee;
With tender smile aud loyo-lit eye,
She grants somc boon ON childish plea,
In these soit acccnts-"By and by"
What visions crowd the youthful breast
What holy aspirations high
Nerve the young heart TO do its best,
And wait the promise" BY and by"
The maiden sitting sad and lone,
Her thoughts half uttered with sigh.
Nurses the griefs abe will not own.
And dreams bright dreams of-"By and BY"
The pale young wife dries up her tears,
And stills her restless Infants cry, .sa.
To catch the coming step, but hears
How sadly whispered-"B By and by"
And manhood with his strength and will,
The breast i!fe's iils and fate defy.
Though fame and fortune be his, still
Has plans that lie i'll by and BY"
The destitute, Whose scanty ARE - Cd
The weary task can scarce supply,
Cheat the grim yisage Of Despair
With Hopes fair promise-"By and by"
Thus ever DER life's rugged way,
This angel, bending from the sky,
Be9uiles our sorrows, day BY day,
With her sweet whisDerings-"B by and BY.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-08-22
TERMS $500 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE.

increased, men have hardly made up their
the thing of beauty" spoken of by Mr. Pike.
In that letter Mr.. Pike says: II am sorry to
say it, but the truth is, | am becoming per-
suaded that my efforts in Congress to have
ship materials admitted free of duty if
successful would not have accomnlisbed
my purpose sof restoring the old supremacy of
the Maine ship. She has had her day." How
fully has views might have been limited To 0ne
class of vessels, or what my purpose" MIGHT
have been l do not know; but of this I am SIRE:
the Shipbufiders and Owners Association nf
Maine, nor any other practical body of men
that have met in consultation on the subject
have thus limited their desires or their efforts
The demand is for relief; for as favorable
revenue laws, or provisions under which to
operate, as are granted the citizens Of any other
maratime country. And then, if wooden ships
OF iron ships, steam ships or sail ships, be the
demand of the hour, permit at least. for the
honor and safety of the country, our own citi-
zens to produce them and our own sailors to
man them. This then is the simple, cOmpre-
hensive plan; unfetter u.s. Give to our citizens
equal facilities for building and sailing with
these shavers abroad, and the demand for
ocean transports and transit, of any class and
to any amount, is readily met at home; and
that too as of old, cheaper than anywhere else
One of the imperative demands of the hour
then is this; and it is hoped that Mr..
Lynch and his committee will be able to
solve the problem, and thus lay the country
and the good State of Maine under lasting
obligations
n. Gs HICHBoRN.
Stockton, July goth, 1869.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-08-22

Two men in French village claimed the
same calf and brought their case before a
justice of the peace who was puzzled by their
counter-statements, each insisting that not
only the animal but its mother also was his
property. At length the judge bethought
him of Solomon's example and ordered both
cows into court. No sooner was this done
than one rushed believing toward the calf
and the calf toward her, while the other COW
stood looking upon this little family scene
with the most stolid indifference. The de-
cision was rendered without further argu-
mcnt.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-08-22

A man in Pittsburg, Pa, who had forbid
den his daughter to keep company with
certain Objectionable lover, saw young
couple passing whom he supposed to be the
two together, and in fit of rage ran out and
stabbed the young woman in the back with
penknife. 1t proved a case of mistaken iden-
tity, however; and although the wounds are
not dangerous the irate father is in jail.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-08-22

A Pennsylvania editor, who was on dead
head excursion out on the plains, lost his
pass and had TO walk seventy miles before he
could find man who had sufficient conf
dence to lend him money to telegraph home
for his wife to sell the cook-stove and remit
the proceeds at once
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-08-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

DISEASES such as Consumption, Bronchltis
Debility from Typhoid and other Low Fevers,
from excessive grief, study or close confine-
ment. and prostration of the vital powers,
Weld 70 Fellows Compound Syrup of Hypo-
nbosphite. sooner than any remedy ever before
discovered aug17ded1w&v1t
The nerve structure receives strength and
vitality, and the whole nervous system is re-
cruited by administering SMoLANDER's BUcHU,
and its wonderful curative properties complete
ly remove or counteract kidney, bladder and
glandular diseases, diabetes, gravel, all COM
plants incidental to females, and maladies
the urino-genital organs. 1t is diaphoretic
deobstruent, Alternative, diuretic solvent an
tonic In word, it is the "Anchor Of Hope"
to those afflicted with such distress.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-08-22

Singles says he has seen rope walk,
note run, watch spring, house fly, and a
Saratoga hop, and next summer he shall go
over to the Rocky Mountains to see the big
trees leave and the Pacific slope.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-08-22

Since it has been decided in Iowa that the
Sunday liquor law does not apply to persons
whose religion entails the observance of
day other than the Christian Sabbath, they
say that the number of Jews and Seventh
day Baptists discovered in the community
would astonish census-taker
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-08-22

COpartnership Notice.
A copartnership is this day formed. under the firm
name of
STOCKWELL, TRUE & COMPANY,
for the manufacture Of Hydraulic Cement Drain
and Sewer Pipe.
We authorized to settle all existing accounts
with the firm of j. w. Stockwell & Co.
JOHN w. STOCKWELL,
WILLIAM d. TRUE,
au1d1m CALVIN STOCKWELL.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-08-22

1t is suggested that the large majority of
the watering-place correspondents must be
suffering tortures from indigestion, so melan-
choly is the poetry with which they finish
off their letters.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-08-22

A modern Solomon says he would not give
two cents for a boy who did not prefer kite
to concordance.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-08-22
CO-Partnership Notice,

VO.FsAFtNeFSNHp NOt1CCs
WE the undersigned, have this day formed CO.
w partnership under the style Of j. w. STOCK
WELL Il COMPANY, for the purpose Of manufac-
turing under Patents of 1s79 1871 s. 1872, Machin-
cry to run by hand, horse steam power, to make
Drain and Sewer Pipe and artificial Stone Pavement
and Building Blocks.
State and County Rights for sale, or licensed to
work q royalty.
JOHN w. STOCKWELL,
Portland, Me.
FREDERICK A. STOCKWELL,
Northampton, Mass.
August 1, 1872. an2dtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-08-22

California adds magnetic iron-ore to its
other attractions.