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A good simile is generally y satisfactory
to all but its object. Few people see the
point Of being likened to maypole or
a sack of -four, or any other of the
pleasantries by which their best friends
are apt to call attention to their personal
peculiarities. A correspondent Of the
Temps, writing from Santander where
the King OF Spain has been enjoying the
sea breezes, finds very neat simile with
which to wind up his description Of the
young king He is, says this writer
a tall young man Of truly sympathetic
appearance, some twenty-seyen or TWEEN
ty-eight years of age, and who looks his
age He wears his-whole beard. His
features recall those OF Victor EN-
manuel, with more sweetness He has
an undecided, vaguely melancholy air,
and there is nothing war.like in his car.
riage. He has tolerably elegant figure
and good address, but his manner is
timid. But for political passion some
attraction would certainly be discovered
in his juvenile awkwardness. His whole
frame is rather limp. What shall you
have to tell when you return homer
said Madrid lady to her little girl. |
shall say, replied the child, that saw
the King at the seaside, and that he
looked like fdeo The fideO is a
sort of long andthin maccaroni, thinner
even than vermicelli. For all this,
adds the correspondent Of the Temps,
he is accomplished in all manly exer-
cises, proud, chivalrous, and as likely as
not to have seriously uttered the declara-
tion attrihutad IN him that ha xvould mot
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Jealousy, says Arthur Helps, the wen
known English essayist, is at once the
meanest and the most unaccountable of
vices. What belongs to us we shall
have, inevitably, and what we want and
have not we shall never win by unrea-
son. If we are lovely we shall be loved,
no matter whether any one takes the
place or not. sJealously of the wealth,
or the happiness of others, is alike un-
accountable and absurd. Your house
is not lowlier because your neighbor' S is
four stories high and brown stone. If he
should fail, and have to give up his car
riage, it would only crowd the horse
cars little more, and by no means pro-
vide you with chaise or buggy. What is
in human nature that makes our poor
fare seem poorer because our neighbor
is eating roast duck and drinking cham
pagne2 To envy the love seems to be
equally idle. Hearts keep their ae-
counts, usually with very tolerable fair
moss. We shall receive that of which
we are worthy, no m0Fei end that what
is our own by virtue Of our desert no
fate can take away.
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The accounts received on al hands
from Berlin point to a terrible state OF
disorganization in the capital Of Ger
many. Rents have doubled, and when
ever a family ia eyicted the populace
take sides with il, attack the police. and
very often win the battle. As it is the
official theory that the soldiers must
always win il called ont. at suy loss Of
life, and as Berlin mob is composed Of
soldiers who do not like TO fly, the Gov
ernment is most reluctant to appeal to
the military, aud the police are often
very hardly treated. Crime, too, is rap
idly on the increase; Berliu is full Of
swashbuoklers who get into vilful quar-
rels with civilians and the sanitary con-
dition Of the city is the worst in Europe,
There is no scientific drainage whatever,
the death Tsts Is double that of London,
and il the cholera eiiects a lodgment it
may become epidemic. The Govern
ment however, with 81 ,O0O, 0O0, 600 taken
from France, viii not give the Berliners
even she $40, 600 600 extOrted from Paris,
and The Town DouHcil cannot get rid OF
its old tradition Of saving pennies. It
would cost cash to drain.
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A literary pilgrim writes to the editor
OF the London Daily 1elegrdph In
credible as the fact may seem, the public
are now shut out from Rydal Mount
which, as all the world knows, was the
home of Wordsworth during the most fa-
nous years of his life, and the scene of
his death. On Tuesday last found the
gate of the beautiful cottage padlocked
and surmounted by huge placard pro-
claiming that the ground was private,
and that the public could not be admit
ted. The penciled comments Of disap-
pointed pilgrims we're not flattering to
the author of the placard. Fortunately
for myself, had gene into the gardens
by an open side gate before | observed
the notice, and so, in spite of the owner,
| went round the poets house and saw
the wondrous view of Winderlnere from
its doorstep. The house is at present
tenantless, and is undergoing repairs
but no one happened to be present to
hinder me from going through my devo-
tions at the shrine of my favorite poet.
As j wandered through the grounds,
however, was stopped by the growl Of
dog. The owner had chained cur in a
spot where he could bite such pilgrims as
myself. | ask the public, sir, whether
this is quite right2 Because | go to see
the place in which Wordsworth lived and
died, am to be bitten by an un@sthetic
mongrel, and to be made, possibly, the
victim of hydrophobia2
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MOSQUITO COMPOUND.
MOSQUITO COMPOUND,
For the Prevention and Cure Of Bites
Of Mosquitoes and Other VenO-
nous Insects.

T'HIs PREPARATION rs THE RESULT
Il OF series of experiments instituted for the
purpose OF. fading protective from the
Troublesome annoyance Of mosquitoes. IL has
been found very cfiectual IN keeping away
mosquitoes indeed 1t IS 50 obnoxious 10 them
that they viii not stay in the room where a
little OF this oonpound has been sprinklsd
about. II is ALTO very useful in allaying the
itching and swelling produced BY the bite of
the tnesquite or other fluomess insect. n
Prepared By 81 frtg1 ErEBVER 4 co,
i55-s ApOtheeqries, Second s., cor. Madison.
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MEMPHIS. TENN TUESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER g. 1872

walk under the stars with near friend
food, not too much nor too little, ant
that easy Of digestion; and, before Ella
has read you the third stanza Of thai
sweet manuscript poem of hers, you will
not even know that "zephyr'' rhymes
with "heifer;" you will know nothing
and regret nothing; inIwhich happy con
dition we will leave, you now. IL
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DIRECTORY. 4oa n.ai
sa BOYLE g. ChAPMAN'S
City Directory.

NOTICE. = BEING ABOUT TO CLOSE
the canvass for names for our City Directory
preparatory to going to Press, we earnestly re-
quest all parties who have made change OF
business or place of residence since their
names were taken, or contemplate doing SO
within the next thirty days, to notify us at
our Store, 27911 Main street.
l5S-25l BOYLE & CHAPMAN, Publishers.
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10000 Numbers Only.
s51 CASH PREMIUMS,
To be paid Immediately after the Distribution
takes place. o.

The Board of Directors, in commanding this
Third Scheme to the public, promise that 4
shall be carried out in the same good faith
tions Of this Society, and made them another
pame for fairness, promptness. and fidelity to
promises The high character and standing OF
the Managers selected viii also be an addi-
tional guarantee that perfect justice and fair
ness will control this Distribution. .,H 9i
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MEMPHIS, TENN, June 3, 1872.
We, the undersigned. take pleasure IN A.
testing the perfect honesty and fairness OF the
Distribution of the Memphis Agricultural and
Mechanical Society, and heartily commend the
object of the Association. the reliability ioI
the naymeut of the premiums drawn, and the
prompt drawing on the day advertised, to the
confidence OF the public. .N -,
w M Farrington, Pres. Union ~ Planters DIX
+. s. Davis. pres. First National Bank.
ii. Il. Garth, Pres. German National BANK,
J. j. Freeman, Cashier Merchant nat bahk'
J. j Murphy, Pres. Memphis Bank;
NJ. j. Wicks Pres. NJ. G. Railroad.
Certificates for Sale at all the Agen-
cies of the Association.
Nv,-Orders with the money for Certiheates
y,is !, ba sent ner Express, or Registered Let
ters. or Postefice Orders, at the risk of the
Association, and Immediately upon the Dis-
tributiou taking place the Oihcial NUMBERS
will be forwarded TO each correspondent.
All orders to be addressed.
Memphis Agricultural and Mechani'
cal Society, fi-
n. o. LOck-box No. 7S,
345 Second street. Memphis, Tenn.
JOHN G.. BALLENTTNE, President.
LEON TRoUsDALE. Secretary.
MASAeBRs: VT O. llf.I .U
THOMAS E. HILLS. JAMES COLEMAN.
ToBIAs WoLFE, W. y. W0ODsoN.
10 ID6 -
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Hope Hall Institute
T I. T00F, PRINCIPAL, WILL RE-
Y. open above Institute at no MARSHALL
Avenue, on
Monday, September 18th, 1872.

The leading characteristics of this school
are as follows;
For Born SExEs-Course of study compre-
hensive and practical instructions impaired
with interest and care; reviews and examina-
tions frequent and critical; thorough discipline
through the emplOymentof Of mild agencies; and
MORALS, coupled with intellectual advance
ment, THE PRIME CONSIDERATION.
Single desk pattern of school furniture. with
all recent inventions 10 secure ease. cOnven-
iencc, and health; three acres of ground for
recreation purposes, including two acres of
fine forest trees, the whole affordinga commo-
dious common playground for ALL.
Reference is given to the following patrons
of the schools:
j. j. Busby. w. N. Brown, T.R. .Farnsworth
G. w. Goyer, W. d. Beard, j. J. Rawlings,
Jno. 8. Toof, q. Falls, j. II. Stebbins.
l27xiV-20xy
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AMnouMcEmEnrs.
FOR state senator.

To the People Of Shelby, Fayette and Tipton,
Convention Of Upton county. and tho request
of my friends in Shelby and Fayette, / an
nounce myself candidate for Senator for this
district in the next General Assembly, subject
t0Ahe action Of the Senatorial Convention.
65-te PEYTON j. SMITH.
l hereby announce myself candidate to
represent Shelby county in the Senate of the
next Legislature subject TO the nominating
lO7-te ~, ~ j. M. CREWS.
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st. Agnes Academy
For Young Ladies.

THIS INSTITUTION. CONDUCTED BY
L the Sisters Of St. Dominic, is deIghtfally
situated in a healthy aud retired part of the
city of Memphis, Tennessee. The buildings
are ample and commodious., standing in the
center. Of extensive and highly improved
grounds. shaded by forest trees. and laid out
and set with yare plants and shrubbcry.
The. course of studies comprises all the
branches, useful and ornamental. that are
usually taught.
The Academic Year consists of two Sessions
Of fye months each; the first commencing on
the hrst OF september, the second on the first
Monday of February
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TERMS PER sEssION,

PayabIe nall yearly, IN advance:
For board and tuition in any of the follow
ing branches: Reading. Arithmetic, English
Grammar, Geography, History, Rhetoric,
Composition, Criticism, Principles of Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry and Botany. Mental
and Moral Philosophy, Plain Sewing, Mark
ing. etc; SIS, $50. so, 500. according to the
age or class of the pupil.
For Day Scholars, tuition. SIS, so. s25 or
$50, according TO age or class as above.
For further information, apply or address
the rtlf-" MOTHER SUPERIOR" I"
1896 st. Agnes Academy.
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scHrnuLE aE CASH PREMIUMS
Sss, 200 90 IN 35I PREMIUMS
Certificates;

To be Distributed in Conformity to Law.
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Certificates for Sale at all the Agen-
cies of the Association.
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HOUSE,

:, g,as R'a-K Rocks = Speciality.
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MANAGBRs: W. q 7 iEl 0
THOMAS z. HILLS, JAMES COLEMAN.
TOBIAS WOLFE. W. Y. W0ODsoh.
l3S-15S - - vi -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-04
La Imprenta y Redaccion de es-
te peri6dico So ha trasladado a la
calle de San Jose n1mero IL es-
quina q la plaza Principal.
TEL EG R A M AS.
Del Herald" de Nueva-Y York traducimos las 81
yuientes noticias:

Del Herald" de Nueva-York traducimos las 81
guienteS nOticiaS:
Madrid, enero 81
Ell Sr. Herrera es ell candidate del partidO minis
terial para presidente de las C0rteS.
Madrid, enerO %.
Las circulares recientemente enviadaS los 60
bernadores de provincial dandoles instrucciones
para suprimir las rsunOnes la organization de la
International ha provocado representations de
miembros de todos los partidos de Espana. Ell Co
bierno'recibe diariamente peticiones protestas
fin de que Sc revoquen las citadas intrucciOnes.
Una parte de los senadOres diputadOs ha re-
sueltO presentar sOstener ell nOmbre del Sr. Ruiz
Zorrilla como presidente de las C6rtes.
Tambien Sc ha anunciado va que Ell Sr. Herrera
es el candidate del ministeriO
MatamOros enerO %.
Segun vemOs en- ell Herald" la revolucion estaba
proXima triunfar de Juarez en- tOda la rep1blica
Mejicana. Treinta tantOs son los generates que
menciona como insurrecciOnados entire ellOs algu-
nos de verdadera impOrtancia, tales como POrfiriO
Diaz, EscobedO, TrovinO V Quiroga.
En- el Courier des EtatS-Unis fecha % leemOs:
Ell nuevo cementerio de La Habana So llamara dc
Colon v los restOs de este grande hombre que va
cen en- La Catsdral ser&n traspOrtadOs al nuevo
cementerio colocados en- un gran monumento
que all Sc eTigira su memora.
Los nuevos ofciales del monitor de los Estados-
Unidos Terror" han llegado el trasporte que de-
bia traer los antiques pals no ha llegadO; de
modo que el Terror" cuenta con dOble ofcialidad.
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VICARIA CAPITULAR.

I'm nGmero considerable de j6venes de esta Ca
pital que sienten latir cOraZOnes impulses
oo ros i@s Wadra
Ia Iglesia Cat6lica ha determinado crear an pc
ri6dico semanal con el nombre de La Verdad' que
ellos sera a no dudarlo un dique poderoso contra
las perversas dOctrnas que por desgracia, con tan
ia prOfusiOn insistencia Sc publican sinO en- nues-
ira amada Puerto -R1co otros puntos que parece
tienen un grandfsimo inter6s en- aminOrar va que
destruir no pueden los saludables efectos que la
Religion verdadera produce en- los pueblos dOnde
DONNA pOr complete.
Persuadido como estoy de la gran Influenza que
ha de ejercer esta nueva publication, en- mantener
conservar entire nOsotros la RIGA herencia de la f6
que lsgarOn nuestros antepasadOs, as1 como las
buenas costumbres que son su natural legitima
consecuencia, no puedo menos de recomendarla en-
de su fs de su religion muy especiamente al illus
trado yceloso ClerO de esta di6cess, que siempre
SO ha distinguidO por su cooperation la publica-
cion de las buenas doctrinas.
Puerto Rico 81 de Enero de 1S72.-Ldo. Bernardo
Molera Murillo VicaIio Capltular.
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LII.

Ebrios de un enthusiastic mudo amor.
no siendo capaces con toda su diviuidad
de expresar 8 enaltecer ell sentimiento Que
los domina, conviertense los doses en- sim
pies mortales, momentos hay en- Ia vida
del hombre solo comparables q los mas de-
liciosos que fuese dado gozar en- Ell OHM
po. Empero, bien pronto la terrestre arci
liza vuelve q hacernos sentir todo su peso;
mo importa! En- cambio nos es dado eyo,
car de nuevo tales visiones, y con la ayu.
da de 10 pasado, bien de 10 possible crear
formas como la de esta bella estatua, ina
genes de la divinidad en- la terra.
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LV.

Ian alto rayaron estas cuatro inteligen-
clas que, solamente con elias, 10 mismo
que coo los cuatro elementos, Sc hubiera
podldo crear un mundo.--lItalia! Ell item
po, que ha desgarrado en- mil girones tu
imperial vestidura, ha rehusado y rehusa-
ra siempre cualquier otro pals la gloria
de producer grandes hombres on medic de
sus propias ruinas Hasta en- tu decaden-
cia hay impregnado cierto espiritu divine
que Ia dora con sus rayos viviGcantes. c..
nova yiene Aser en- 81 dia 10 quo fueren
a ptIe tlsmpe tpa nas ilpatFsa yassnas,
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LVI.

Pero !d6nde reposan los tres hijos de
Etrdria.-el Dante, Petrarca y aquel in
genio creador apenas inferior a ellos, el
bardo de la prosa, Ell autor eminente de las
CSem ~ove1as de ansora iEn d6nde yacen
las osamentas de esos hombres, para que
sean distinguidos del vulgo despu es de su
muerte, como 10 fueron durante su vida9
!Estan reducidos polvo, y NADIA tienen
que decirnos de ellos los marmoles de su
patrlaf mo han podido sus canteras sunni
nistrar material para erigirles un bustoi
SNo han confado ellos la terra ell dep6-
sito de su ceniza flial.
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Consulate Britanico.
MES DE FEBRERO. .;

suelo que le VIC nacer; pero les ALI donde
yacen ahora entire los de sus lustres COM
patrlcios, mientras una y otra vez resuena
el armonioso y solemne himno de difuntos
sobre la tumba de aquel a quien debe
Toscana su lengua de sirena, verdadera
mdsica de por 81, cado uno de cuyos soni-
dos es un canto, la poesia del habla, en-
tinY Y-No;-hasta su tumba habia de ser
profanada por la hiena del fanatismo; nj
siquiera habian de concederla un lugar en-
de los muertos vulgares, fin de que no
pudiese decir para quien estaba reclaman-
don un suspiro.
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LVII

iIngrata Florencia! Ell Dante reposa le-
Jos de tt sepultado, como Escipion, en- una
terra que esta clamando contra tu indig-
no proceder. Tus facciones, en- Ell Juror de
civil contienda, no Yacilsron en- proscribir
4 un poeta cuyo augpsto nombre vana
mente habian de adorar con perp6tuo re-
mordimiento hasta los hiios de sus hijos.
Ell laurel que corona la excelsa freute del
Petrarca, crecido habia en- distante y ex-
trano suelo; no eres td quien pertenecen
su vida, su fama, su sepulcro, como quie-
ra que te los hayas apropiado.
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Contemporaries nuestros ojos, y luego
tienen que volverse h6cia otra parte, sin
saber cuAl, porque Sc delumbran y en-
briagan con tanta hermosura, hasta que
el corazon Sc extravia de puro asombro;
y alk-por siempre alll- encadenados al
caro- triunfal del Arte,-quedamos como
cautivos y no acertamos separarnos Eh!
dejemonos de palabras tecnicas, mengua
da gerigonza de trafcantes de marmol,
con que la pedanteria suele embaucar &
los necios;-basta tener ojos, y la sangre,
81 pulse y Ell corazon vienen q con6rmar
de consume el fallo del pastor Dardano.
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Para Barcelona.

Saldra de este puerto fines de Febrero pr6ximo
sl hermOsO velero berg redOndo de hierrO de pri-
mera classification A mum. nOmbrado
sAsumciOn de NueStra Sonora"
de esta Provincial
Admltira rga hete pasageros los cuales
Sc garantlza un esmerado trato y buenas comodi-
dadeS
ST Se presentara un ndmero de carga 1ete pa
sageros suhciente cOmpensar los gastos tocarfa
Cadiz antes que en- Barcelona
Lo despachara su armadOr, calle de San Francis
co mum. .47.-Miguel Sainz. 20
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PARA ELCARELIO.

mas feliz Anquisesf 10 es asl como, en-
todo el esplendor de tu divinidad, YES rem
dido q tus plantas al dios de la Guerraf
Reclinado en- tn regazo, Marie vuelve hA-
cia tt sus ojos y contempla tu faz con ell
mismo embeleso que pudiera comtemplar
un astro, embriagandose con la morbidez
de tus mejillas; en- tanto que de tus labios
celestiales, como 81 fuese de una urna.
Auye una lava de ardientes besos. one
inunda sus parpados, su frente y su bocs
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de Citeres amanda hasta en- la dura piedra
y lenando con su hermosura la atm6s-
fera que la rodea: al contemplar su divine
aspecto no parece sino que aspiramos una
parte de su inmortalidad; Ell celeste velo
estA medic descorrido, inm6viles delante
de ella, vemos en- los contornos de aquel
hermoso cuerpo, en- los rasgos de aquella
fisonomia, todo 10 que es capaz de produ-
cir la inteligencia humana, cuando sobre-
pui6 en- esta obra la misma Naturaleza;
Y no podemos~ menos de envidiar los
id6latras de La antigiiedad ell entusiasmo
innate que ha engendrado tales perfeccio-
mes. -e
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LIV.

En- el sagrado recinto de Santa Croce
yacen unas cenizas que 10 hacen mas sa
grado aun; y que serian por ST mismas una
prenda de inmortalidad, aun cuapdo NADIA
quedase mas que ell recuerdo de 10 pasado
y estos despojos de aquellas almas subI-
mes que han vuelto al seno del caos: aou{
reposan los huesos de Miguel Angel, &c
Alferi y de Galileo, aquel astr6nomo in
signe cuanto desventurado; aqul tambien
Ell cuerpo de Macchiaveli volvi6 q la tier
ra de que habia salido
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.ae FOLLETIN.
~ ~-~-~>~>~"-c~~>>-~-~ -~-~-~~-~~~-~-~>~~~~>~~~>
IA PEREGRNACION DE- CHILDH HAROLD.
1oNaGA DH LORD BYRON
4aa TRADUo1Do
POR ID. M. DE LA PENA,
CANTO CUARTO.
(CoNTnUAc1oN.)
XLVIII.

Pero 81 Arnonos. hace 6jar Ia atencion
en- los blancos muros donde ID Atenas de
Etrdria reclsma, y no en- vano, un interes
mas tierno por sus encantados palacios. En-
medic de su anfteatro de colinas, reooge
pingiies frutos que q por6a le regalan il
espiga, Ia vid y 81 olivo; y la Abundan-
cia, con su cornucopia bien repleta, iris
ca en- su recinto vivaz y alborozada. En-
las riberas por donde el Arno pasea risue
no sus olas fue donde 81 Concrete di6 ma
cimiento al moderno Lujo, donde la Glen
ola, levantAndoBe del sepuIcro on que va
cia, vi6lucir para ella una nueva aurora.
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ZAPATERLA La ESIRELLA DE- ORO.

CALLE DE SAN FRANCISCO NUN. AZ.
En- este establecimientO Sc hallan de venta ma
quinas de coser del sistema Singer, 1ties para to-
da clase de costurA, en- eSpecialidad para Zapate-
rfas Sastrerfas
Tambien Sc ACADIA de recibir un buen surtido de
calzado para eaballeros nlnos IN nay tamblen u1 N
mismo ramo de Zapaterla, como sigue. Charoles
Becerros, Chagrines, Vaquetas MarrOquines. Elias
tico de seda negro de colores Cintas para ribetee
de seda de algodon, Tirantes de hio para botines
Herramientas de todas classes Y otra intinidad de
ammculos, que 90 invita- al p1bico verloS deta-
u6ndose todO precios sumamente m6dicOs "a 3e
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NUM-. Is IS
PROVISIONALMENTE.
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description! Por mi parte, no quiero que
su impure aliento venga empanar el linn
plo crlstal en- que esta imagen Sc reAeiarA
eternamente; espejo fel del mas delicioso
ensueno con que Ell cielo haya iluminado
jamas 10 lntimo del ALMA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-04

Privada esta Santa Croce de estos illus
tres despojos; pero cabalmente por ESQ Ia
ma mas la atencion, asl como ell corteio
triunfal de Cesar, por haberle faltado ID
efgie de Bruto, no hizo sino recordar me-
jor Ia antigua Roma al mas vfrtuoso de
todos sus hijos Td has sido mas feliz; ioh,
Ravena! tt, postrer baluarte del decaden-
te imperio, porque en- tu vetusta ribera
reposan las cenizas veneradas del inmor-
tai proscripto;-y Arqua tambien conser
va con vivQ interes = legitimo orguno su
tesoro de poetioas reiquias, en- tanto que
Florencia clama llorosa, pero en- vano, por
sus muertos hijos, quienes ella proscri-
bio On vida.