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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-25

Sra. Ds Alejandrina Benitez de Arce y
de Gautier.
y D r. M. de Rodriguez.
Sr. D. Jose Ct. Padilla.
- ,, Manuel Corchado.
,, Alexandra Tapia y Rivera.
- ,, Manuel Alfonso.
- - Jose M. Monge.
- ,, Jose J. Davila.
y ,, Ramon Marin.
Rafael del Vale y Rodriguez.
,, y Francisco Vassallo.
- ,, Francisco Pastrana.
,, ,, Jose A. Daubon.
y ,, Jose Gautier y Benitez.
- ,, Genaro Aranzamendi.
>, ,, Manuel M. Sama.
- Manuel Soler 2 Martorell.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-25
rto-Rico, Febrero Is de 1879.

LibelOS contra oI BacaIao.-:NO o
una verguenza que uno de los artfculos
mas valiosos que Sc conocen en- la medi-
Gina sea falsiGcado, y adulterado, y en-
eonsecuencia la salud de los enfermos
dolientns puesta en- peligro. La imitacion
y adulteracion del Aceite de Hfgado Ba.
calao fue en- un tempo llevada tai pun
to, cue era casi impossible encontrarlo en-
I'm estado superior, pero ahora la marcia
popular conocida como ell Aceite de H =
gado de Bacalao de Lanman y Kemp es
usado en- todas parties y los que sufren de
males cr6nicos de los pulmones, escrofu-
losos, Il otros Intermediates por las Sc re-
ceta este agente regenerador, conocen que
en- esta marca encuentran ell mas alto gra-
do de exelencia. Una cucharada mezclada
con dos del Pectoral de Anacahuit es ell
modo mas faoil y mejor de tomar Ell Ac i.
to.
Esclleza Perpefua'-:Hay aIguua 80
nora que desee perpetuar ell DrillO color, Y
abundancla de sus trenzas7 La pregunta
es in1til. Todo ell sexo esta unanime
sobre este punto. Puesto que es possible.
Ell pelo mace de una pulp secreta en-
celuias pequenas que estan debajo del der
ms CUTS superios. Cuando estas cesar
sus secreciones, 6 las raices del cabello no
tienen bastante vigor para levantar las
secreciones, las hebras nueren y caen.
Ell remedio consiste en- estimular sua-
vemente los vasos del craheo, Y restable-
Ger una accion vigorosa en- los capi.ares
del pelo. De todas las preparedness para
el cabelo, ell T6nico Oriental es Ell 6nico
artfculo que 10 hara Greer pronto infa-
liblemente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-25
PR s T A s.
49, Corozab IS de febrero de 1872
Sr. Director del BoLEr1N. (Pto -Rico)

sr. Director del BoLHr1N, (Pto -Rico).
..... -~e~-.- .@~2s.s 4 e.
Muy Sr. mio: he de MERCER 4 Ia
bondad de ". Sc sirva ,mandar en- 81
apreciable peri6dico que tan digna
mente dirige las siguientes lfneas, por
10 que le quedara agradecido, ell que
Sc suscribe de V. con la mayor consi
deracion SUI attc a4s
] IZ()I $50. BIS NJ.
Elteniente de la Seccion de Voluntarios
s~~ % @EH} Jaime lsOu.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-25

Ell libro constara de $50 paginas de be-
LA y correcta impression, su costo ser& de
I'M peso clnc~e''ta centavos, Sc dara luz
en- los prfmeros dias del mes de Mario pro-
ximo.
Las personas que gusten adquirirlo Sc
serviran designar ell ndmero de ejempla-
res con que Sc susoriben, dirigiendo nota
al Editor de la obra, Don Manuel Soler
Matorell 8 al Establecimiento tipogra6co
de Gonzalez, Fortaleza ndlnero Is.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-25
El Estudiamte.

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Cangrelos, IA de febrero de 1872.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-25
GACETILLA.

Loterfa.--En Ia Loterfa Municipal ce-
lebrada en- el dia de hoy "a del cor
riente en- esta Capital, han salido
agraciados con los 3 premios mayores
los siguientes ndmeros vendidos en-
los puntos que Sc expresan:
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29

The Food Journal says: The prolific
ra'ure of the orange, esq &c ally IN an
abundant season, is something really sur.
PrIsing. Twenty thousand marketable
oranges from one tree seem, almsst bey.
ond belief, but, as we have before stated
such Is fact; the branches have fire..
quentIy to be prOpped Up with wooden
supports to prevent their breaking. Risso
mentions tree growing at Nice. IN 1851.
which was more than 90 feet high, aud
The the trunk of so Urge a girih that il
required two men with ou,stretchcd arms
to embrace it This tree us ually bore
from 5000 TO 5000 oranges.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29
The Kitchen Garden.

Half an acre will pay better under .
suitable garden culture than two or ever
three acres in any other cultivation on tn,
farm. This will give space for some OIL
all of the small fruits as well as the com.
mon vegetables and they pay as we'll a.
anything even for home consumption. AL
medical men concur in saying that fruit
aud vegetable diet are best calculated &c
promote health, aud as all people and e.
pecially children, are fond of garden fruits
why should not every farmer raise them ?
Every hous:-keeper knows how nice il i
TO have we'll stocked garden to 90 to,
waen' during the early months of sum-
mer the men folks come ia from their
work hungry enough, but with stomachs
that are apt to revolt at corned beef or
salt pork aud old potatoes, aud what a re.
left is to have plenty of early peas
early and new potatoes, string beans, let.
tuce, radi'hes aud some other early veg.
etables, like asparagus, to resort 10. What
Is there, we should like to know. that
pleases faithful wife more than to see
that the food she has taken 50 much care
to collect and cook is eaten as lift tasted
good? A nd what is there that tastes so
well through the spring and early
summer as a good assortment of fresh veg
etables we'll cooked.
We American farmers live too much
on gross maets through the summer
months. Ii would be vastly better for us
10 use mere vegetables and especially
fiu'ts. We should feel better, be more
cheerful, and of course be better able to
work. Why should every farmers table
ee supplied with the best garden veget-
a6ies IN their scasonf Why shouldn't he
have the tenderest lettuce. the earliest DO
ta'oes, and the best of all-the most It,
scious of strawberries All il needs is
little planning and a little extra work.
The money cost of these Injuries TO the
farmer is nothing TO speak of, aud il ought
not to deter even the poorest of us from
placing them in profusiou within reach Of
every member of the family.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber ofers for sale his farm situated in
the southern part II johnson, aud is within frpm
TO miles Of three depots Of the LamoiIie Valley
PailUad. satd farm consists Of itD acres suitably
divided. we'll Natered, buildings eonfurtabia. The
farm will 10 divided to suit the purchaser If de-
sired. There Is timber enough on the farm 10 pay
for il which has never been euIled. stock farH-
ing tools &C.. will he sold with the farm IL desired
Old age the reason for sling For particulars en-
quire Of u. ID. & b. FOSTER
johnson, Vt. Feb. lsa tst72. l2tf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29

Planning Corn.

sOze Of osr best hrpes. including
Saeh NEE A. jean JohassOe. have ASKER
tsissa frOm thorough erreripsus, thai
sors planted IN drills will yield aboss =
per cent more thas 10 hills, 10 the cen.
mon way. TIE more eFen distributes
Of the plants IN drills admits larger nuu-
Der Of fully developed stalks; add a great.
or product Of grain. asi one-half more Of
folder MAY be grOwB upOu an acre Of
land. The Objestion 10 drills Is the ID
creased labor Of hand-hOeing. In weedy
soils this objection may be a strong o0e,
but 90 the grounds Of good farmers whO
keep their IaOd clear BY good cultivation
and god rotation. it is Of small rnagui-
tude. Our oEn repeated experiments
prove that on land which will give forty
bushels per acre By oOnm0n ball culture.
We may rely on 6fiy-6ve bushels from well
cultivated drills. or al increase Of fifteen
bushels-enOugh to pay for seven days
labor 10 hoeing. which is three times a.
great as the actual difference between
bill aud drill on clean land, to say roth
Ing Of the increase IN the amount Of fod-
der. There are some farms. We admit.
which are so poor and so full Of weeds,
that the extra labor Of hoeiug drills would
exceed the increase we have mentioned.
aud on these farms the old mode will be
continued.
After testing the different modes Of
manure. We find the greatest
return FROM its application by spreading
1t on sol ia fall or winter, aud inyerting
the sod BY shallow blowing just before
planting. There may be soils where ear
y blowing aud subsequent workings OF
The sod may answer best, but the practice
of planting Immediately after blowing and
-ArrOwlus the fresh aud moist surface,
answers the purpose best on any friable
U4m. This practice can be adop ted on
y With dn Is which are pla nted ss fat as
he ield is plowed. while the whole field
must be plowed before the land eau be
marked out for hills rowing both WAYS.
The blowing, narrowing aud planting can
III go on together. The advantages of
his practice are-l. The earth il fresh,
moist aud mellow for the reception Of the
EEL; 2. There is no danger Oftbe corn
ailing to grow in consequence of dlied
'mPs 3. TIE corn is planted as fast
rs p!owed with no delay from Intervening !
forms; and 4. The young plants come
Up and keep ahead Of the weeds, if there
We any in the soil, aud these do not have |
lime to make any Roadway before the
':op.
10 planting according to this mode, it
will save labor in dressing to use ma.
'hine for the purpose, as the rows may
- thus made evener aud straighter, or if ,
here be curves, they will be long and
Fill not interfere with easy cultivation
COUNTRY Gent. Il
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29
SoIIIng Stock.

I an Ma. Biiior. ons of thos< $40 BE-
hsss that eur farms are sas cultivated
snOsgh. Thsrs i ny neisabcF A. yoa.
der. sbs hss ffty Of be Que hsBlred ssd
6ifiy acres in pasture. III ask A. hos
mach be oil take for be farm. be uoald
Be likely to tell me $40 or sl00 per acre
IL | sahsed 10 buy that PorsiOa q
his fsrm 10 pasture. be would ask s5e
per acre for il; and yet there is ball
Of it that does not psy him annually
seven per cent interest ou SIS per acre
Il Is good land enough. bat Is gross lii.
tie or OOthing N the shape Of forage foE
his eOws soi sheep. Why. sir, | can Sc
leci ten acres Of IL. which. 1t fenced of
from a piece Of bottom land he has kept
IN the same field. would not keep ten
sheep alive daring Ihe summer. Yet that
land will ray 20 per cent interest on one
hundred dollars per acre in that location,
il properly Managed.
Yes. sir. soiling cattle will do il. Let
that land be plowed. MANFRED. sown in
clover and the clover cut aud FED direct.
u TO the stock. aud it will keep the AMI
mails btier-yield the farmer more profit
from each Animal. Labor is the bother
you see, " said my friend Jones, tie other
day. so il il; bat il Is not a bother that
IS insurnouniabie ifa mau has the good
sense to know how to treat aud pay bis
labOrers. Where lands are valuable. the
plan Of soiling must be adOpted-eyery
inch Of land must be cultivated. Nv
friend could probably sell half of his
land at $50 per acre, till the other half
Is as 10 should be, keep more stock on It
aud derive more profit from the whole
And the half of the farm would. 10 a
few years, be worth more, absolutely,
than the whole is now.
Do you say this is dogmsiic ssser-
ton. ubwarranted BY facts! | say no.
/ have seen 1t tried. The agricultural
papers have furnished facts proving it
there are men in New England and
New York getting rich at farming, who
never made dolla. at the business un-
III they began to cultivate every Inch 1
ot ground they own. aud to carry 4 hea-
" stock OF cattle, fheep and swine upon it /
BY soiling to make manure with which to
enrich their land. Their farms have
grown better, and their bank deposits lar
ger ever since. | wish | could induce
'omS of then to give facts and figures
through your columns to prove what | t
here asserted. | hope they will do so. .
-RHrrl Nec Yorker.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29

We yesterday accepted an invitation
from Mr.. 4. c. Howes, the Manager and
General Superintendent of .'Howes' Great
London Circus and Sanger's British Men.
agerle of trained Wild Beasts" to visit
the winter quarters of the establishment
aud take view of the "big STOW" now
that 1t is prepared to start upon the sum
mer eamTaign. We were particularly
struck with the magnifccnce of the vari.
Gus Chariots, Platform Cars, the Car ef
Jaugernaut. the Golden Elephant Car.
aud the other ornamental vehicles which
make such a conspicuous display in the
grand street procession. We have never
seen anything half so elegant or so elab-
orately beautiful as these magnificent
structures They fairly dazzled the eve
with the FURNISHED gildings, the beautiful
paintings, the enormous mirrors. the car
wings and the others ornamentatiops with
which they are covered. The numercus
dens. cages, tanks. &C., fitted up for the
extensive menageric and perfo rming ami.
mals, are also looking very gay and fresh,
as well as the wagons, vans aud other We.
hicles. for conveying the tents. poles. seats,
properties, and other paraphcrnalia Of the
Circus.
After taking survey ofthese, weIad
visit 10 the enormous stables. The d, ar
ni6c,nt Flemish and English draught
horses are in fine condition. and seem ca.
pable of doing the heaviest kird of wolk
without an effort, while the ring stock.
ponies, &c. &c.. IN thei, sleek. well.
grcomed coats, neighed al our approach
aud seemed eager for the fray.
We next visited the harness and costume
rooms and found everything in perfect or
der. We came away assured that there is
no more complete and attractive establish
ment in the country or one more descr-
wing OF public patronage.
twill commence the regular tcnting
season at Danbury. on the 10th of April,
and proceed on an extensive tour through
New England BYacsfer's Gazette.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber on account OF poor health offers
for sale his farm, situated ut EIm.re Center,
known as The old Otnsted place The farm con-
and black ash Iaila- aud wall watcTad IL is under
high state IL cultivation and suitably divided
into woodland pasturage and tillase land Ii is
one of the oldest farbs IN town, Is first rate for
grass. every acre II which can lie m0wn with a
machine. The house is suitably arraB g.d for dairy
purposes, with sufficient euttuilding. There Is a
.uUd stream Of running water in the house and at
sAe barn. There is -mall orchard IN the place
and one Of the hest surg orchard In town consist
ing OF about n00 trees with suitable apparatus for
carrying on the same. The tatr wifi lie saId
together with the st, ek 81 tens Of hay and grain
ar and dairy ntcrsits aud farming tools or farm
clear to suit the purchaser.
L. CIRCUIT,
Gilmore, Aug. 3lst. 1871
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29

Advertising aloae dees 81 FFo12ee sae'
cess. TIE thiag Witch i sdEeFtis<d masi
hare fafrizsic msTrf. er slse large sdser'
Using viii % msre baFm than good. II
yoa have snythlHg which yoa kugs 's =
good. a4eerfise e fk0ress Ay aud yoa vlll
b ssre 70 succeed. IL it i FOoF aoa'I
fraiss il foF people vili go disayTsF 800
are lyihs
Such i the toiiey Il the Brsiisgf0s
R0urE. whieh ruhs - three great regoe'
in the West: lsi. To Omaha. connecting
with The great Pasise roads. 2ni, Tie
Lihcolh. the capital Of Nebraska. and all
that beautiful rrgion south Of the Platte,
hllvd with r. K lands and homesieads.
81, To ST. Joseph, Kansas City. aud all
Kansas points.
The roads are splendidly built. have
the best bridges. finest cars. the Miller
platform aud coupler. aud the safety air
brake Ito prevent the loss Of life that is
everywhere else happcpingl; Pullpah',
sleepers, Pullman diBing ears. large and
powerful engines TO make quick time
anil good conBections). and are in word
the best equipped roads 10 the West. SO
that IL you desire 10 60 safely, surely.
quickly aud comfortably TO any point 10
Southern Iowa. Nrbraska. Kansas. or on
the Pacific Roads. be sure that you 60
by Way OF Burlington"
All who wish particular information,
and a large map showing correctly the
Great West. and all its railroad eonnee-
tions. can obtain them ani any other iu-
by addressing Genera! Passen-
ger Agebt. b. & No. K. X. r.. Burning
ton, Iowa.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29

hs-use upoh esp.tal...,,,s .-t
e invest, the meet careful -. Re
sseurisiss' believing then T. 80
and Proa' than aay RaIIrua4 Bl.5--.as
ket. The PoEtland aaa O.yisp.sg--s, =
vii be the shortest routs by -. -
from The Lake T. IL, Atarts
The Road will have lss.l ly.r-.-
All US running expenses and % e..
ana fssni.F payment q iltsrv,. as =.
Ell debt. twill be the Hea,s., -.
faru in the Eastern States. uB'tI--
route Sarstosa and Lakes Gesr-. -
With the White Mountains. La, =
and Nill9ughby, Mount Nan.s.ls -.
Cd mineral springs q Northern v,,v.,
The Roart Is under the mar.-,-.-.
TIE most experienced, aeces.ia. a. -
business men ~ the county. - -
The closest economy and honest, il -
ton d It's Affairs. Ia
The managers Of the Read have ,s.-
vested LARGELY in its capital stoss -
seriPtions bslng nearly .uaieisB, Z, -.
Road ready for the iron, Cha, s,.,s,-,,, /
probation Of the Importance and 49,
terprise.l For convenienco Of irv,,,-., -
coupon or registeredl, are Of the fsl,s,.,.'
inationss
5000, $500 md sr0.
and the interest, six per cent. ggId i.-.-,g
annually in Boston on the Is, a. Ma !, =
Fember. These Bonds ar. offered nj -
tiee' at 81, and accrued interest ia ,gr,..-
For further information-panusI..,
apply to
ia T. FAIRBANKS 1 co.
. St. JShas5sry, Fs-sw
2j2 Broa5uly. Srr5
FAIRBANKS. BROWNE Co.
z Iis MIA Street, Tea,
FAIRBANKS & EWING,
as Chsssags Street \,
FINANCIAL AGEyis.
Trustees for the First Mortgass Bs,x.ss.,
Hon. LUXE P. POLAND, St. Jgha,ss- :,
ABRAHAM T. LOWE, Esq
President list National Bant. s.l,,, Ia,
FOR sALERY
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Boston.
RICHARDSON, HILL &CJ.,
Sears Batis lua,
And all leading Bank, and Brota a
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29

"A grindsiOue should not be exposed
to the vtathcr, as it rot oaly INJURIES the
wCOd-Wtrk, but abe suns rays harden the
stone so much as, in time, to render il use.
less. Neither should i, stand in the water
in which it runs, as the part remaining in
water sofieus so much II ut il wear une.
qually, aud thisis a common cause Of
grlndstones becoming "out of true"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29
HEALTH BEAUTYII,

bpDI UNDEhbOES. UNDER HE IN
ELUENgE OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL
MEDICINE, THAT
Every Day an Increase In Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Every drop Of the SARsAPARTLLIAN RESOIy.
ENT COMMUNICATES through the Bleed, Sweat Urine
and other fluids and juices q the system the vgor Of life
for repairs the wastes Of the body with and sound
material. ScrnfulH Syphilis, Consumption Glauduiar
disease, Ulcers 10 the Throat Mouth Tuaoss Nodes "a
the Glands and other parts Of the system Sore Eyes
strumous Discharges from the Ears. and the worst
forms q Skin diseases Eruptons Fever Sores scald
Head. Hng worm Sat Khean Erysipelas Acne, Black
Womb, ard all weakening and painful discharges Night
ssszt2 Less Of Sperm, and al wastes Of the fife prs
pie are within the curative Of this wonder Of Mod
ern Chemistry. and few days use will prove 70 any
person using II foe either Of these forms On disease ia
potent power to cure them.
II the patient daily becoming redueed BY The waste.
and decomposition that is continually progressing sue
eseGs In arresfng these wastes and rezrs The sane win
new material made frDm healthy bt0od-and this ne
sARsAPARILLlAN will and does secure
NOT oaly does the SaEsAPkKrLLIax REsoIyrwr exret
al Known remedial agents In the Of Chronic serof
Positive cure for --S
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29

The farmer or meshauic could better
dispense with his barrel of pork than not
to have good kitchen garden, if only
two square rods. 10 some parts of Eu-
rope. 10 ci'iee and villages. the house.
tops aud other builnings are 30 construc-
tel that they are proftably used 10 cuI.
usaie to- garden for both useful aud
ornamental purposes.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29
Kidney & Bladder Complaints,

snh.ry. and Wsmb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes Drcpsy
osoppase or Water Ineontnenee of Urine BrIghts he.
Aeaanarf and 10 all where there are brick
oaa deposA or thu water Is thick cloudy mixea ith
substances hke the white Of eEx or threads IRE white
Or there is morbid. dark bilious appearance and
waite ooHe dust deposits and when there 4 prrkins
sarnink senssfoa when passing water and rain n he
sa.a. = .ne Baek and along the Leins. Price sIeo
NOR ~ S.-The only known and sara Reuaea.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29

WONDERS OF THE WORLD,
MAYS LlNtMENT End BlTTERs
Mays Liniment will cure Diptheria in one b.ur
Rnsn I cure reTers, Pains, Sprains, Bruise and
Mays Bilters will purify the blood, pro.
mote digestion, give good appe
lite, impart vigor and vitality
to tn: whole circulatory
saystem, and will
euro dyspepsia:
1t will put
now
life into
lazy Liver. 1t
will cure chills aud
fever, it is gentle altera-
tive, Its ingredients are all
pure, its spirit base is pure alcohol.
AnIsc oil constitutes its aromatic favor
IT CONTAINS CHERRY BARK ALDER
DARN, RoUNDW00D BARK, POPLAR BARK
AND WlNTERGREES
LET NO ONE DIE WITH A FEVER +,
Liniment s Aha
we the Hndersl gned, residents of HYDE PART
hastns received great benefits frasn tke Bittsrs
ana Lsiment prepared b 8. d. Mag ef II yde PARK.
sorataIiy recommend their use TO all who are M
nieted with diseases that any Histers or IjnInsn,
Is Intended 70 afford relief sns
y sauthier, Cyrus N. Pope, Julia A. Pope
Whiteomb, OrrilIa Dsnio - o.
g r NAV Ne.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29

the New Hamshire Agricultural Col.
lcge has received a donation of s4S.O
from John COrant, of Jaffrey; s2S, 900
to found scholarships one for each town
in Cheshire county, and two for Jaffrey.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29
s. B. MAY, Manufacturer.
Hyde Park. Vt.
LIBERATION NOTICE

This Is to certify that have this day given
my son Wesley Provo, his time during
the remainder Of bis minority, aud shall here
amer claim none Of his earnings, ror pay any
debts Of bis contracting.
PAUL Provo.
eNvfAsrs. w., hsssa lssA. ls72 avs
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29

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DR. hnwkv ~ hsxs I'D oysFiaa Tanser IL h- avsrss -
sswets All he Daesass szd Tiers kslp far it l
svefJ hing thsa rsrumsa1-A nstAIss keirss -
az yeaf hassivsat snd tkonght try II sss - = %
!, x n sssas. I'D sssrsd o. .-.lv. sssk sr sasss
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-28

Ar a town near Boston. three young
ladies residing In the same house with
q well known physician, recently de-
termined to play \ practical joke upon
him. They made up a bundle Of dainty
linen, embroidery, etc, Ia the shape
OF an Infant, the total value OF the
fictitious child being probably about
80. They put the make believe infant
Into basket and tied the basket TO the
door handle. Ring %eit the Tell. and
the young ladies stood at the window
above to see the physician take In the
child aud be taken la himself. Their
horror may be imagined when they
saw a man deliberately walk up to
the bundle and as deliberately walk or
with IL. They ara. now mourning the
loss OF % yards or fine linen. u yards
of thread lace, 4 hein-stitch pocket
handkerchiefs and other valuable prop
erty.