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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-01
Para ca1ros y carretas'

Sc hallara constantemente un dep6sito de
1arSeta eesa bu de heTfo
culos concernientes a esta clase de obrss.
Tambien SO hallara ademas de venta pi1ias
manZanas, camOnes con la vuelta sacada, lanzas
rayos para las mismas.
Todo 10 que Sc realiza q pre,ios n16dicos. 4-1S
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Perdida de billete.

En- Cangrejos Sc ha extraviado un octave de BIZ
lite de la Habana, ntm 2l, ,343) que ha de cele
brar ell dia de Setiembre; ha perdido desdo In
sa nOmbrada de los bafos hasta ell poZo. Ell que 10
entregue en- la msma situada frente la del Sr
Daubon, su dueno Juan Rivera. Sera gratilcada'
-PuertO-RicO % de gOstO de 1872. 2-3
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PERDIDA.

Ha desaparecido en- ell barro de Hato-Abajo de la
estancia de Da EugeAia Rivera en- Ia noche del 81
del corriente, potro bayo amarillo, Gordon
banco ell la frente, La pata zquerda da antera re-
negrida, ufas veteadas, de cuatro amos edad, como
nado. Ell que de razon de 81 10 presente a due
no que es D. Angel Machiavelo. de Arecibo, sera
gratlfcado. 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-01
DOMINGO Il DE SETIEMBRE DE 1872.
Maquinas de vapor,

trabajos de irrigacion, construction de ferro-
carriles rurales, fuentes foramines, etc. etc.
Ell inftascritO SO recomienda los hacendados
de esta isla para Ia ejecucion de esos trabajos.
Ramos, y q los Sres. Abarca r. Portillo, fund.-
dOres.-Alfred ROudier. IngenierO Civil. 3-3
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Hotel de los Vapores.

Ell que suscrbe dueflo de este establecimiento CO.
nocido por La FONDA ANDALUZA, tiene el gnste
de participar sus amigos y al p1Dlico on general
que al comprar dieho HOTEL, Sc ha propuesto cs
tableceren 6l las reformas quo mas cOnvenien-
tes fin Ge proporoionar sus favorecedores un
c6modo decente hospedaje, extirpande 10 vez
abusos Que retraian algunos viajer9s concurrir
este HOTEL-Puerto- Rico Noviembre de 1871
-.HdHsSEE a &EHN@EESek l.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-01
Sc vende.

Una estancia muy cerca del pueblo de Rio-pie.
dras Immediate al lugar llamado Laguna de San
Jos6 bastante sprop6sito para la fabrlca de ladrl
Hos por tener los eementos necessrios para esta in
dustria comodidad para llevarlos Ia Capital por
mar. Sirve tambien para una lecherla.
InfOrmaran en- Rio-piedras, calle del Sol nnmero
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-01
DE VENTA..

Una casa de material de excelente construction y
de bonita VISTA sta en- la Meseta nGm g. FL que Ia
nterese puede verse con d. Pedro Sifredo que nfor
mara de su impOrte 2-15
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Pod er.

Con esta fecha hemos conferido poder gene
raj don Juan Gonzalez para que pueda repre-
sentarnos en- tOdOs nuestrOs negOci0s tanto CO.
merci .les como judiciales.
San Lorenzo, 10 de agostQ de 1s72,-Yiula de
%>opez Hermano. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-01
EN- BOTELLAs GRANDEs DE MEDIA AzUMBRE
Ell gran PurificadOr do La Snngre!
El mas ersIsnte renedio para la PlimaverG
VerGno,
Via 6nica DreDarQ CiOn IeRffimR

l.
Ver1no,
la Gnica preparation legftima
original para la Curacon Permanente
y conhrmados de Escr6fulas Lamparones Llagss
Inveteradas, DiviesOs, TumOres, Abscesos, Uloeras
Y toda clase de Erupcines Escrofuosas. Tambien
es un remedio seguro efcaz para el Humor Salitro-
so, Sarna, Herpes, Tina, Escorbnto, Stills Ma
Ven6reo, 'Iumores Blancos, Nerviosidad, Debildad
general del Sistema Inapotencia, Languidez, V6r-
tigos, toda case de AfecCiones del Higado Tercia-
mas, Febres Biliosas Intermitentes, Cuartanas
Ictericia
Sc garantiza que es la preparation mas pura po-
derosa de la Le&itima ZarzaparrilIa de
Honduras.
Los spacentes pueden estar seguros de que On este
remedio NO HAY LA MAS MINIMA PARTICULA
DE MERCURIO, MINERALES dc cuslquier otra
sustancia venenosa, cada botela va acomparada
de instrucciones competas para el uso de este ina
prcciabilfsimo remediO.
En- todos los easos en- que la sangre esta maeula-
da con la Escr6fula los humores % han depravadO
6 viciado por cualquiera causa, Y tambon on todaS
las las Intermediates en- que hay inaamacion he-
bre, la curacion SO apresurar& muchO mas usandO
al mismo tempo con Ia Zarzaparriila, d6sis mode
radas de Plidoras Vegetables Azucaradas de Bristol,
el mejor detodos los remedies para ell Est6maRO.
6IntestinOs.
Sc halla do VENTA an los estabecimientos de
todos classes v en- tOdaS las butiSaS AcreditadaA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-01
COSBR DE- SINGER YGUCHL

Sc encuentran de venta en- la zapaterfa LA
ESTRELLA DE ORC, sta en- la Gale de San
Francisco ndmero AZ. Sc realizan n eci"s mo-
dicOs. S-12
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iOjo al anuncio!

En- ell almacen de la calle de la Fortaleza no
81 contfguo al de los senores Vilaseca y Comp,
hay una muy regular existencia de tabaco en-
rama del pals, y tanto las capas de l. y q como
seectas Sc detallara precios m6disos. Diri-
iirse D. Jaime Puials. 3-3
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PERODICO pubisa los
dc asndo
cts anunos pubcarana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-01
REALIZACION..

En- la tienda Ell BUEN GUSTO sc reaIixan
sus crecidas existencias precios dc quemason:
hay surtidO general, cOmponi6ndose los princi-
pales artfculos baratOs de los siguientes:
vara---Oanes y toda clase dc g6nero blanco-
Muselinas blancas de ecolores-Lin6s-pafue
leria-Piques blancOs superiores-Coleta y bra
tuantes- ListadOs--Ca -Camisetas--Medias para
Estopillas-B Bretanas- -Cretonas- --Alemaniscos
-Driles de hilo y de algodon blancos Y de colo
res desde real & 6 rs. vars-Irlandas-
ria --PuntOs-Cintas-T Trensillas--B Blondas-
a-Perfumerfa- Panos-C Casimires-Alfom-
brado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-01

amer. IN. Slower" 244 ton. cap. Salvage, con
prOvisiones correspondence
99.-De Manzanillo en- 20 dias gol. esp. "Anto-
nica," "a ton. cap, Urialte, con frutos B. Bor-
ras hermanos.
29.-De Aguadilla denas puntos de su ruta
vap. esp. Barcelona, 430 ton. cap. Riestra, con
29.-De Santander en- Al dias barca esp. Ca
sualidad," 165 tn. cap. Goya, con harinas.
30.-De Cadiz en- Is dias vap. correO esp. "Es-
pana.' 495 ton. cap. SegObia, con correspondent
cia, carga y pasagerOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-01
ANUNCIOS DIVBRSOS.
Historic de los VduDtang cubanOS.
HECHOS MAS NOTABLES
EN- QUE HAN TOMADO PARTE.

Obra eserita por D. jose Joaquin Rb6, autor de
varias obras hist6rcas individuo de dstintas
pOraciones cientifcaS naelOnales estrangeras.
La Obra cOnstara de 10 cuadernOs de 100 pagnas
cuarto mayor impression Y papel superior. con mag
n1fcas laminas, representando las principales ac-
batalones de VoluntariOs. retratos de sus princ-
pales gefes. Sc reparten dos cuadernos mensuales.
Precio de cada cuaderno:-LIsJlppl'"l.. 25'.s'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-01
MAiNIE


Agosto 29.-Para Santh6mas vap. esp. Bar
celOna," 430 ton. cap. Riestra, con efectOs
29.-Para San Juan de Terranova pol. esp.
Emilia" 113 ton. cap. Prieto, con miel.
29-Para NaguabO gol. esp. "Sirena," 36 ton.
patron Llorca, con prOvisiOneS.
99.-Para la Habana vap. cOrreO esp. "Espa-
Tia" 495 ton. cap. SegObia, con correspondence
pasagerOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-01
LA ANDALUZA.
eIsTEMA AROLLAND
Fdbnra Aec5nra De tolaS classes De gaIbtas
ELABORADAS AL1VAPOR
POr ID. Salvador, Ledesma.
GALE DE SAN JUSTO.-PuERTO- Rico.

En- esta fabrica montada con todos los adelantos
modcrn0s. Sc halla cons' 1ntemente gran surtidO
de galletas de todas clases on envases prop6sito
Sc venden tamben detail 8 todas horas del dia.
En- cUanto su clase, los consumidOres saben que
pucdC competir con las mejores que vienen del ex-
tIangerO.
Los precios sumamente m6dicos variando Sc
gun Ia imrortancia del pe1idO 6 6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-01
Al pGblico.

Ell professor de medicina cirujia que suscri-
be, tiene el honor de pa1ticipar q los habitantes
de esta Isla que, bajO su direction y auxiliado
de otrO facultativO, ha alberto un gabinete de
curacion consultas m6dicas 4 todas horas, al
estilo de los de las capitales de Espana del
estranjero: obra filantr6pica bajo todos concep-
tos por ell seryicio real y positive que diaria-
de salud pdblica. Sc receta opera gratis los
pobres, y por una moderada retribucion 4 los
que no 10 fueren, Sc les vista domiclio 6 en-
el establecimiento. Gale de Tetuan ndmerO Al.
Puerto-Rico, % de agosto de 187s.-Jorge
Ventura Vaquer. 3 8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-01
MATA-FUEGOS.
INSTANTANEO CONTRA INCENDIOS,
DEL SR. BANOLAS.
AVISO IMPO ORTANTE.

Tenemos el gusto de anuncar al p6bllco, que he
mos nombrado como nuestros representatives on os-
te departamento los Sras. B. Borras Hermanos Y
como agente al Sr. d. j. Murien quedando los pri-
meros, garantizadores responsables las cantida-
des que SO les entreguen por la mitad del valor de
ben satisfacer los senores quo gusten suscribrse.
Los mismos senores daran en- esta materia GUAM
tos antecedentes datos porlnenOres Sc solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-01
al por mayor.

Sc realizan estos, art1culos La defnas exis-
tencia de la casa con gran ventaja para ell COM
pradGr-Francisco Baston y G.. 1Q-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-01
Consulado Britanico.
MES DE SETILMBRE.

los dias sguientes.
Para Inglaterra, Espaha,
Francia, Alemania, toda I
Europa, Asia Santh6mas, ) Ell 12 26 medic dia.
Pacffco, TERRA firme y las
COlOnias Inglesas
Para la Habana, los ESD r,a;o,s
tados-Unidos M6jco. III oia l0'
Para San Thomas last III -. sa
colonias inglesas. III u~ CO.
Para el Brasil y Rio de la I'll s;o "a
Plata. FL "la co.
! Via San Thomas por
Para los EStadOs- UnldOs vapOr americana el 12.
puo 1 rtd IN. 1r;d) Dia 20
~A~ ~" N"O"""S via de Jamaica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-01
En- seder1a negra y de color.
GRAN RETALIATION.

Hay popelines---tafetanes- superiores
con gran rebaja de su precio-desde 4 realeS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-01

PREC10S DE sUsCRIPCION-Poru un a6o adeianfad6 a. Il
1sla los mesea i'd i'd. 5S Smeses i'd i'd SO I'm Y
un mes i'd en- los puebcs de la isa 10 rsUn n
franco de porte cualquie punto de la a Dor o0nducto
, 1872-11-18
days Of the week. + offer it as a substitute for
the Sunday Liquor law.

'aa5s OF the week. offer it as 8 substitute for
the Sunday Liquor law.
In the first place, it is rather uphill business
to drive men Especially our German citizens) to
40 what class OF men would deem right, and
they would deem an abridgment Of their iber-
ties. I think it would be- better to appeal to
Their better nature.
Suppose our lawmakers should pass law
| that our wives should not drink two cups Of
(not Weak) tea at each meal on Sunday (there is
there is in glass OF beer), what would they
Monday" '01@ @7
Ny plan is this: Let cur law.makers
hfopo fn persons '"0 for eseh ss5ee p2on 9on
have each officer centrally located, and
advertise their places Of business so that any
= lady or gentleman could find them it be or she
desired to inform them of any disregard or in
fringement of the law. Such officer should not
reveal the informant's name, unless called upon
as witness in court.
This is my theory: Let every man
90 as he p1easess, providing he does it
at bis own cost, and not at the expense and suf-
near as We can make persons do so in the present
order OF society.
Pass law that every saloon or hotel keeper
shall be made to provide for any family
who it can be made to appear are suffering
for the necessaEies OF life (that is, food or
clothlng) from the excessive drinking OF their
hege-lord, and also from any accident, such as
loss of life or limb, through into1ication.
There are but few saloon-Reepers that would
like to have families suffer from the excessive
drinking OF their heads. I think the most Of
them would like to have such q law enforced
Said officers should Wait all the saloons. etc.
They should do SO especially on Sundays,
and see that there was no excessive drinking or
disorderly conduct Of any kind; and if anything
Of the kind was going on they would speak
kindly to the landlord to have it stopped, and, if
he was inclined to be rebellious and still con-
tlnued, have him arrested for keeping disor-
derly house.
The officers could be at their Offices, part Of
the time to receive complaints, if any.
They might have general oversight lin q
OF man or beast, and report any misconduct Of
any kind to the proper authorities q want to
give theun enough to do, so that they will earn
their W:ages). Suppose We give them name,
and call them the Moral Police. Yours truly,
". L. ".
P. SIT would be well to have the law put up
in each saloon in English and German. Then
the landlord could say to the excessive drinker
thing more to drink"
CHICAGO, Nov. 16, 1872.
, 1872-11-18


The Commissioners reported as estimates for
opening Charles avenue $1,000, and for opening
Mercy avenue 81, 900, and the estimates were
approved.
Beatty l. Barker, contractors on the Fnty-first
street sewer, asked thsst new estimates be mada
of the work done as to it's real ya1ue based on
the averaged diameter and proportlonate price
per foot, and the engineer was SO instructed to
make it. He reported !, 800 feet completed from
Lake Michigan to point 800 feet east Of Grove
Parkway.
It was resolved that r. 8. Thompson, attor-
ney, communicate with the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne 4, Chicago Railroad Company in relation
to their building new bridge over their ditch at
Hyde Park avenue extension, to be 48 feet wide,
secured by side railing and to be built under the
direction Of the Superintendent Of Public
Works.
It was ordered that Bix-foot plank sidewalk
be constructed by owners Of property on the
north side Of Forty-ninth stneet, from Open
Parkway to State street, on or before Dec. 15
ne1t in default Of which the same shall be con-
structed by special assessment.
Adjourned to Saturday, Nov %.
HYDE PARK LITERARY SOCIETY.
The following order OF exercises will be OBJ
served at the meeting this evening: Music, Mr..
and Misses siebert, O'Brieu and 5iebert. Ora
tion, Barlow A. Ulrich. Debate ''Resolved,
That civilization demands the settlement Of in
ternational differences without.resort to WET, On
the same ground that individual differences ara
settled by civil tribunals without resort to per-
BonI violence" Affirmative, r. II. Wilcox, Pro-
fessor Haskell; negative, Professor L. Lewis,
II. Z. Smith Ladies' Department., Mrs. Knox.
, 1872-11-18
suFfEBINGs OF A NOTED PAlLANTHRoplsr.

To fas Eci.r7 Of The Chicago 71ibuns:
The assets OF the Flremen'a Insurance Com
pany, Of this city we're nearly all converted into
cash eome time ago; SINCE which, Mr. Scam
mon, the custodian, has had over s200, 600 Of
the funds Of this Company in his keeping, mere
" waiting proper order for it's disbursement.
The asslgnee Of this Company is certainly very
derelict in duty in not relieving Mr. Scammon
from the embarrassment he rests under in bis
desire to have the money divided at once among
the policy-holders. Mo one knows better than
himself their needs for means, at this season OF
the year, to purchase family necessaries, and to
pay their subscriptions for the Inter Ocean and
yet, to be obliged, aB he is, to withhold this
money, n due to SO many, and that from tho want
sorely wringing the great heart Ct this phiian- H.
thropist of two citiea Though policy-holders,
many OF whom are known to be in necessitous
circumstances, may suffer on, as they have up to
this time, uncomplainingly, the vicarious dis
tress to which Mr. Scammon is being subjected
through no fault of his own, humanity demanda
should be relieved, though at the cost Of come
private interest OF the assignee.
PoIcY-Ho1DER.
CHICAGO, Nov, is, 1872.
, 1872-11-18

MISCELLANEOUS MARINE ITEMS.
The scow Supply is laid up at milwaukee,.
The schooner Mary Nar is undergoing re-
pairs at Fort Howard.
The Moth Pier st Kewannee WAS damaged
Turing the recent gale.
The Green Bay steamer Dunlap is to be
stripped and converted into barge.
-Theschooner Parker, Ashore at Manlstee, has
oeen abandoned for the se!son.
The trip between herean Buffalo has just
oeen made in five days blythe bark Pensaukee-
An Oswego special reports the sinking OF
he schooner William Jshn near there with
argo Of peas; no lives lott.
The schooner A. M,dbuIy, which Was run
lown and sunk in Lake Michigan, is, doubtless,
beyond recovery She les in eighteen feet OF
6ater She Was built a. VeImillion by B. Par
SONS in 1855, and was 226 tons burden, old style.
The W1eckers whe left Detroit some two
weeks since to look into the situation Of the
propeller Galena, which went ashore near Thun-
der Bap, have been heard from. The steamer
have entirely broken up. Although the resculng
Of her machinery will be attended with much
difficulty, the undertaking has by no means been
abandoned.
&C. Van Ripper, keeper Of the light at Beaver
Island, ard Martin Egan, Of St. GATHERINGS, a
seaman. attempted to make Mackinac in the
frnalN bat OF the schooner Rowland, to procure
he, assistance Of the tug Levlathan for that
SezBel- The boat has since beenfound bottom
np on the beach. its inmates having found
wa:ery grave. Egan was mate Of tbs Rowland.
, 1872-11-18

unsoundnesB Of General Buffers assertions,
will ask attention to the following statement,
put forth in 1863 by the Crispin organization Of
bis own Congressional district, and published 71i
in the Boston hide and leather interest; They ,y
say: 'Taking all the articles needed by the
shoemaker to support himself and family, enc q
comparing the present prices with the prices o.
them in 1858, We find the advance is abous
80 per cent. In the same section {naneiy,
Massachueetts), and during the same peF1od, the
advance in shoemakers wages has been oU Pc,
cent" We see, therefore, that the shoemaRets
condition, financially, must be worse than u
vae ten years ago, since the cost OF me CONT
noditles required for his living and support
has increased largely. willis wages nave hot
increased in the sanio proportion. and cutlousE
enough, in this ssme manifesto, these conatltu-
entB Of General Butler denounce thus duty On
the import of hastings IS wholly pre1udlc!a4 10
their interests as shoemakers. General Butter
processes ignorance of what has been accom-
plishei in frae-trade Great Britain, during the
last ten years, in ameliorating the condition OF
the laborer. will, therefore, tell HIM that the
average increase of wages, as measured BY their
purchasinc power of commodities, has been
comnaratiyely greater in that country. during
tha last ten years, than it has in the United
States that the hours Of labor in Great Britain
have been greatly shortened; and, finally, as
showing more forcibly than anything ese the
recant Great Improvement in the condition Of
The Brifish laborer, I would ask General But
ler's attention to the following table, published
during the present year by Leone Levi, and
showing the comparative per capita consump-
ton br the British people of certain imported
, 1872-11-18

Meeting of the Village Board Of
Trustees.
a Variety of Miscellaneous Business
ant;acted--Literary.

A regular meeting OF the Board OF Trustees Of
the village Of Hyde Park, WAS held on Saturday
afternoon. The following bills we're ordered to
be paid Police roll for October, s618; Charnley
Bros. L. Co.. s87,79; Chas. Reese, $50; G. Rog-
gerson, Sr15.50; Carr L. Kyle, s8,40; g. s.
Greeley ss08.50; Beatty 4 Barker, s3,54562; !;
William Donohue, e40; A. Klsini1an, $50; Chas.
Creighton, eu,82s.02; D. W. Cannon, $500 i;
pay roll on Fort Wayne r ailroad ditch, 500;
grading Seyenty-ffth stre ct, $500. Total
58,oo2.8s.
II was ordered that warrant Mo- 1865 for $3.50,
payable out Of Town line drai1f fund, and war
rant No. l,67o, for e121.2o, payable out Of Adams
street Improvement fund be DO tn Endorsed "pay-
able out of general town fund to be returned
when special assessments are cso0lected."
The Clerk was instructed to prepare ordinances
for special assessments to meet efclencies, and
the following improvements win need the annex
od anoo,1y1ta f1or fhair cnrnnlaticm
, 1872-11-18
A MORAL POLICE.

TO the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
s1n: take the liberty to make some sug-
eestions to our Christian friends and others, ~
regard to the suppression Of intemperance snu
crime; OF, at least the Keeping OF n.emps1 anI III
ance within the bounds OF decency and oroef aA
, 1872-11-18

" DETROIT, Nov. 16.-PAssED UF-PTop Rocket
PASSED DowN-Props Phil Sheridan, n. Jareck,
Hackett and barge; sch1s Maxwell, N, Stalker Anner
ca, Champion, Riverside, Young America, ]. Magee,
Pandora, S. A. ood.
WRD-South.- st.
DETROIT, Nov :s.-PAssED Dows-Props Gordon,
Campbell, Russia, Empire State Chicago, Annie
Young, Roanoke; schrs Kate L. Bruce, Montauk, T.
Baker, 1. ". Perry, Lime Rock, Oriert
PASSED Ue-Schr Maria.
WED-Southwest, strong.
, 1872-11-18

Now challenge General Butler to show any
such result as this, or any appro1imatiye there
to- during any period in the United States when
protection hes been the dominant fiscal policy
Of the Government. Did space suffice, it would
General Butler knows OF the benefcent influ-
ence of our existing system OF 1egal-tender cur
rency, but in default thereof await another op-
portunity. am yours, most respectfully,
DAVID A. WELLS.
, 1872-11-18
s9We Like IT,

This is the universal verdict upon the Domestic Sew
ng Machine, for, with the good qualities Of the old
standard machines, it possesses several peculiar to
ITSELF and which commend it at once to the favor Of
all who try it. You cannot afford to purchase q
gewng machine without first trying the Domestic at
No. a State street,
, 1872-11-18

Wind from the noiheast.
-seanan's wages e3 per day.
The bark Nofthest is discharging her cargo
at Robert Law's coayard.
The bark Golde Fleece arrived here to-day
with q load of coal. She makes another trip.
The bark Has Crocker and the schooner
Caledonia have slipped and gone into winter
quarters.
The steamer Muskegon has arrived here,
with q carpe of fbur and railroad iron. She is
now dischatgingAt the Goodrich docks.
, 1872-11-18

1c: prop Al ska, whe.t at through rates. Capae-
IT, ia, 900 u; eor1, capacity, $1,000 bu; bar
MmWAnxIE. Nov. 15.-Grain freights are
tr;3e f;rmer and rateEare quotable at 101<@11c
Tor wheat lei sail to Buffalo, and 16c to Os-
Tego. We The schrs Cssack and Margaret Muir
IneWl take wheat to !ort Colborne at lie. The
nrop oneida takes $500 bn oats to Buffalo at
the New York throug; rate.
, 1872-11-18


The following plat was approved: Oakwood
subdivision Of the north ]5 Of the south * Of
the south Il Of the northeast quarter OF Section
2, T. 38, N. R., IA E..
The following were referred for examination:
G. Bartow's subdivision Of Block !, in Walker L.
Stinsons subdivision of the west Is of the south
west Il Of Section Q, 7. 49, N. B., IA E. King
er's subdivision Of the north acres OF the
southeast Il Of the northeast Il Of the north
west Il Of Section 10, T. 81, N. R., II E. Hark
4 Of the southwest L Of Section 10, T.37, N. r.,
14E.
The following bills we're presented and re-
ferred to the Committees:
Northwestern Gas and Water Pipe Company. 81 1900
John D. Gardiner, Fifty first Street Pier .69
Inter- Ocean. advertising. Observation-Disclosures. $500
Beach Barnard, printing ng-.........-..-~- $500
Ely, Burnham b Bartlett, copying. ........- 1900
George n. Wheeier entering specials. $3.50
II bills and pay-ro1s locals. 1854.97
, 1872-11-18

Cod Liver Oil.
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