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Transylvania Presbytery, in connection with
the Southern Branch Of the church, will con-
yene in Stanford on the 18th Of next month
(sepiember). Several prominent divines will
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Not great deal Of wheat or other grain was
injured by the recent heavy rains, and our
farmer. had good scare over a slight thing
We rejoice to know il,
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Daughters College.

This old and reliable school for Young
ladies-siil under the control Of Prof Will
Jams, announces, in this issue, It's 10th session
Prof Williams was in our office on yesterday,
and told Us the prospects of his school were
never more latiering. IL is one of the best
female colleges in the south or west
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Our corn crop is now fully assured, and il is
a magnificent one, truly-better than for sew
eral years, and about az good as can be.
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The Convention OF Many Sunday Schools
met in Lancaster on Tuesday last, in the
courthouse, and after speaking and other pro
ccc,lings, the large crowd, some two thousand
in number. repaired to the town hall and par
took of elegant refreshments to their hearts
content, which had been abundantly prepared
by the ho.piiablc citizens of Garrard county.
MUSIC
Was furnished by the Lancaster band to as
semblc the vast throng nj the courthouse.
Ablcand appropriate addresses werc made by
Rev. J. L. Allen and Rev. J. l.. Mckee, Of
Danyille, J. T. Kemper, Garrard, Rev Mr.
Caldwell, Of Danyilc, and others.
VOCAL MUSIC
Inside the house the vocal choir Of hun
drc,ls Of children and older VOICE, under the
direction II W. j. Iandram And his accom-
plished daughter, who accompanied the same
with the organ; swelle'lo the air and sounded
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STANFORD RETAIL MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY az
GEORGE ID. wEAREN,

Groceries, Produce, Salt, Confectioneries, Boots
| and Shoes. Motions, &c.
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With a full corps Of teachers. We can offer
as many advantages in the Literary, Scientific
and Musical Departments as any school in the
South.
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NJ f'AAAN if't"A "NFf'f
FEAST.
cd over BY the follow
who deserve the thanks
Glous aud persistent
f1sSs was one
Ind after ril had
hained enough to feed
AGocccds Of the sale Of
given to the differ
pcaster.
prepared expressly
va handsomely dec.
supplied with good
inc common board-as
hich the Master prepar-
20 different religions faith
IIon level-all issues Of a sec
rter thrown aside; aud but one
To possess the hearts Of all.
otcasion was one long to be remem-
I'd Such pleasant reunions are
calculated to cement in bonds OF brotherly
love the christians Of every name and order,
and We hope to see them oocurmore frequently
The next meeting Of this kind in Garrard
county will assemble at Pleasant Grove church
about this time next year. IL sproposed,
meantime, to hold similar meeting in this
(Lincolnl county, at an early day, at some
suitable point, and we trust that il may be
found convenient TO meet in Stanford, as it is
a very central point, and quite convenient of
aggass
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pair Of gold sPeciacls 11pl ssse marked
ilh my name. The lnSlIshl,
swarded by lehviy
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Bishop & LEE have Just received a la

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with full stock of Chemicals and Medi-
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ket prices.
In ALL CASES, of whatever nature, DR..
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In cases of venereal diseases, piles of
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cure is effected without the use of mer-
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Office at Room No. Z, Mrs. Christy s
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n26-tf s. .a.. e,-.,.l-- q ID.
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splendid stock of clothing, gent S
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are now prepared to see thir friends.
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oronans grocery store. .n3O-tf .
At Burrage's Drug Store, Main street,
directly opposite Lacour street, is the
largest and best assortment of pure drugs
ana patent medicines; also perfumery,
fancy goods, paints, oils, turpentine,
lamp chimnies, etc. o2.1m
The purest and freshest drugs and
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WILSON 4 SOLOMON, dealers in cigars,
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Icy o'ore. n30
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j. ID. LYNCH has purchased the Cen
trail Chop House on Meadow Valley
street, formerly managed by Frank
Schoonmaker. 1t will hereafter be
known as Lynch Chop House.
CUTTING & Co.'S California Canned
Fruits, Jellies and Jams are far superior
to all other brands, For sale by ali first
class grocers.
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Roof Painting.

OAMUEL W. BARNUM RESPECTFULLY IN
- forms the public Of Picche and vicinity that.
he IN now prepared to execute. at short notfce,
all orders for Tin Roofing ana Roof Painting in
the best style and with all the latest improve
ments. Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
All Orders left at the News Depot of Charles
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CHECK LOST.

hAWN BY WELLS, FARGO L CO., ON
II San Francisco. in favor of Thomas Price
dor *eA;?o, dated October 4, 1872, and numbered
s6. All persons are cautioned against nego.
tiating said check, as payment has been stopped.
h3o-lm THOMAS PRICE
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G. GACETILLA A.

+ ~
| Observaciones meteoroI6gicas.-L
names la atencionde los inteligentes, ha.
cia ell res1men de elias que en- otro lugar
publicamos. Estos datos los debemos q Ia
atencion del celoso Inspector general de
Obras P1blicas, Sr. D. Evaristo de Chur-
ruca. rN
.iOiga W esa tos!-NO parece que lie
alarma aV.; pero d6jeme deoirle que es
la VOC de la naturaleza pidiendo auxiiio, y
81 la deja, desatendida por algunos dias
mas, la enfermedad Sc habra arrai igado en-
las membranes bronquiales tfsus delica-
das de los pulmones, de tai manera que
ell socorro cuando vepga serS demasiado
tarde. Estas pocas palabras Sc puede leer
ell destino de millares. Todas las personas
que las vean deben recordar Ell hecno que
el Pectoral de Anacahuita, extraido de un
Arbol medicinal de este nombre. indfgena
de Mejico, aliviara en- POGO tempo los peo
res casos de tos y resfriados, y que todos
los m6dicos mas sabios que han observa-
do embellishments sus efectos en- toda
clase de Intermediates faertes del pecho y
de la garganta, 10 recomiendan como un
remedio seguro para a!iviar curar la
bronqu1tis cr6nica, y la tlsis. Ell meor
modo de tomarlo para a'canzar un alivio
Immediate eS de mezcIar dos cucharadas
del Pectoral con una de Aceite de Higado
de Bacalao fresco y pu:o.
Regeneration de la sangre.-En los
c!lmas cAlidos el principle vital escapa en-
demasla por entire los poros. Este escape
debitante no Sc pusde suprimir sin algua
peligro, pero la sangre empobrecida por la
evaporation excesiva Sc debe restaurar
revivifcar con ell uso freCuente de la Ear
zapariia de Bristol. Ell efecto de agrada-
bic especffco vegetal es t6nico, nutritivo
tan bien como depurativo. No solamente
despide de la circulation la materia NOR
bida la cual las Intermediates ulcerosas
y eruptivas deben gu virulencia, pero lmpi
de su aglomeracion conservando ell fuido
vital en- un estado de resistir todas las in-
fuencias contaminadoras. Tomada como
cordial, es Ell mejor preventive contra la
postracion ffsica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-05

sicion que ha pocos dias vot6 la Camara
acerca de este asunto.-Pero ademas, 6
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS de 10 que acabo de
decir, ell aGobierno, al abrirse la nueva
legislature, mejor dicho, al continuar la
actual, presentara al Congreso los presu>
pueStos de les provincias ade Ultramar
(Ap7dasos) para que sean, objeto de una
ley, para que aqul Sc discutan como Sc
discuten los de la Peninsula, para que en-
las provincias ultramarinas Sc obedezca al
mismo deseo, al mismo pensamiento del
Gobierno que hoy tiene la honra dediri-l
girse vosotros: al principle de la mora
lidad y de la justicia y ssffs@iiII l
Ademas, ell Sr. Mosquera, entonces mi
nistro de Ultramar, hoy Diputado de con
ciliacion por esta Antilla dijo: "que de
acuerdo con sus companeros de Gabinete,
Sc propone, entire otras cosas, no intentar
NADIA respecto & reformas polfticas, econ6-
micas sociales interim no Sc calme la
especie de agitacion que reina en- Puerto
Rico y Sc pacifque Cuba"
Inspiradas estas patri6ticas Gneas en- las
del Sr. ministro de UItramar hace un aiio,
es l6gico que hoy su digno successor, mo
guerra en- manera alguna traer 4 esta Pro-
vipcia, impremeditadamente la repeticion
de los sucesos de flares" Y por los que
aun esta sufriendo nuestra hermana de
Cuba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-05
@, B. S. NJ.
Um VO1.E1ltar.iO.

Desde que Sc tuvo noticia en- esta loca =
lidad de la subida al poder del Ministerio
presidiao por ell Sr. Ruiz Zorrilla, los que
aqui Sc dicen sus correligionarios, despues
de hacer circular de boca en- boca cuanto
apreciaron y conceptuaron dtil q sus an
siadas pretenslO1eS, celebraban entire 81
esas capacidades el advenimento de su IT,
titulado correligionario, con sentidos Vi
vm, brfndis con la espumosa cerveza ga
marchando alegres y satisfechos cada
cual, fernando su castillo en- ell aire, fg1
rase que sus dorados suenos Sc veran
cumplidos, en- cuyas esperanzas de segura
realizacion, aparece ell desarme de los be
nemeritos voluntaries que son el fantasma
aterrador de los radicales, apellidados
reformistas aqul, pues miriam con 6dio a
cuantos hJos de este suelo constan afiliados
en- esa institution que simboliza la segu-
ridad del orden de este territorio, que en-
NADIA gravita los intereses de esta provin-
cia espanoIa, y en- la hipotesis que algo
costase, los que destilan mas sana, los ata-
can y censuran, son los que con NADIA con-
tribuyen por su complete estado de penu
ria, sin conciencia de sus hechos y de sus
palabras.
Hecha la preceaente manifestation,
vuelvo & la idea principal de este art1culo,
llamando como llamo la atencion de todos
aquellos credulos que aseguran haber con-
seguido su decantado objeto, sobre las pa
tri6ticas palabras declaraciones hechas
en- las C6rtes ell dia 25 de julio del ano pa
sado, por Ell Sr. Ruiz Zorrlla, que dicen
asl: ''Paso senores al ministerio de Ultra
mar, nj este Gobierno nj ninguno de los
que Sc sientan en- este banco puede tener
mas que una polltica: 10 que ALI dice ell
Ej6rcito, 10 que ALI dicen los voluntarios,
10 que ALI dicen los buenos espanoles, este
es 10 que aqu1 tiene que decir ell Gobierno
y con 81 los espanoles todos Viva EsPANA!
(Bien bien).
.Mientras dure la insurreccion de Cuba;
mientras haya I'm solo rebelde que grite
muera Espana, el Gobierno, los soldados
que ALI luchan, mientras familias, nuestros
amigos, todos los espanoles gritaran iVIvA
EsPANA! sus bienes y su sangre y todo
cuanto son todo cuanto tienen 10 manda-
"a ALI para defender su honra y la inte-
pridad del territorio (Apla~sos).
Queda una segunda pa: te en- la question
de UItramar: las reformas prometidas en-
Ell c6digo fundamental; la reforma de que
Sc ha hablado durante el tempo que han
estado reunidas estas Cortes. En- esta cues
tion ell Gobierno no tiene mas que un cri-
terio: el que han manifestado las C6rtes en-
la proposition que sobre este asunto sc
present6 en- la Camar,, en- que los parti
dos mas extremes y los hombres que pen.
saban de mas distinto modo votaron una
formula comun. esa es la formula del Go
bierno.
| Los senores diputados comprenderar
Iperfectamente que me refero a la propo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-05

Pontifcal. para oue NADIA, absolutamente

Pontifcal. para que NADIA, absOlutamente
NADIA faltase Ia solemnidad de Ia fiesta,
porque todo 10 demas fu6 digno dslimpo-
nente culto que Sc da al Hijo de Dios vivo
en- la Santa Iglesia Catedral: todo era Sc
vero, y todo, sublime, que es To- ldnico, ca
paz de 'hacer reniohtar sdign&mentesa nues-
tro espfritu hacia Dios. A este Sc dirigie=
ron tambien todos los esfuerzos del elo-
cuente orador Sr. Arcediano, quien al
darnos una idea eleyada de las virtudes y
poder, del Santo Patrono, como que estas
fueron dcnes que recibiera de Aquel cuyo
Precursor fue, hacla que rendidamente
y con todo fervor pidiese q Dios el esco~
gido y numeroso auditorio que Ell jdbilo
que en- celebridad de la fiesta del Patron
disfrutaba esta Isla, siguiese gozandolo
sin alteration todos los amos, hasta cue
sonase la hora de permutarlos con el jdbilc
de una feliz eternidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-05
(GACETA DEL IL J

Proo'ncias Vascongodas y .Nauarya -
El gobeernador militar de Pamplona parti-
cipa que Ell cabecilla Carasa, con unos so
hombres, logr6 anteanoche atravesar la
via ferrea y Sc dirigi6 Obanos; pero el
grueso de la faccion, que 10 habia va We
rificado por Olcoz, fue rechazado hasta
Unzue por la brigada Ceruti, que cambi6
alguros tiros con el enemigo, causandole
varlos heridos y cogiendo tres prisioneros,
algunas armas, municiones y dos cabaIlos.
La columna del coronel Catalan, que
acudi6 desde Noain para perseguir dicha
partlda, ha cruzado algunos tiros con la
retaguardia de aquella, que Sc dirige q la
sierra de Alaiz.
En- la manana de aver lego ( Saliva
TERRA la faccion Velasco Varona, des-
pues de inutilizar los apa~atos del te!6gra-
70, ha seguido su marcha en- direction, al
parecer, las Amezcuas.
Ha quedado en- Vizcaya una Fraction
al mando de Cubillas, que recorre los pue>
bios de Orduna Arciniaga, siendo per-
seguida por el general Acosta y el briga-
der Serrano Acebron.
Catalina Las facciones de la prOvin-
cia de Corona, reunidad cerca de Olot y
mandadas por Estart1s y Tcistany, qui-
sieron oponerse 81 paso de una coIumna,
pero fueron desalojadas de los bosques in
mediatos San Esteban de Bas, cuyas
posiciones habian escogido; Sc retiraron
con bastantes baias.
El titulado general Sans pas6 por la
Llacuna hacia Servia, perseguido activa
mente por las columnas Aguilar, Gavila y
Arrando, yendo asi mismo en- persecution
dc! cabecilla CasteIl, que marchaba por
San Llorens de Moruns, la coIumna de
Solsona.
Bwyos Sc han presentado indulto
en- este distrito, desde ell parte del dia an
terror, 10l individuos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-05
REMITIDOS.
Sr. Director del BoLETIN MERCANTIL.
Ju0na -Diag, 81 de ju1aio de 1872.

Muy Sr. mio y amigo: he considerable
oportudo re nitir a V. las siguientes llneas,
para que, 81 las estima convenientes, Sc
sirva darle publicidad en- su dstinguido
peri6dico; quedandole por clio muy agra,
decide su afecmo. S. S. y amigo
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ba "a brigada Zorrills, evitando asf 10

choque de consecuencias desastrosas.
La qaueja, segun tepeinos entendido, ha
sido elevada por la emp eaa del ferro7car-
ri del Norte al Sr. ministro de la Guerra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-05

SegUimos tomando las mas intere-
santes que hallamos en- los peri6dicos
peninsulares:
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cent per quarter: Wreklies, 5 cents
per quarter; Monthlies mot over four
ounceS.) 3 cents per quarter, Quarter
hes, cent per quarter.
Miscellaneous Waner.-On unsealed
circulars. engravings, maps, prints,
music, cards, photographs. types, cut
tingS. roots. seeds. etc on one package
to one address. prepaid, net excet ding
four ounces. two cents; over four. aud
not exceeding tight ounces. four cents
The weight of packages is limited To
! thirty two ounces.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-05-04
SfrOu Sale,

ENstrayed before the undersigned. author
~ ity, by Adam White, en- the 9th day of
February, 1872, az d will be sold for cash on
Saturday, the 18th day OF May, 1872, at
Bellevue, La, a sorrel horse pony, about
years old, with white face and left hind foot
white
Appraised at $35 90.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay chrages, sc.
Terms of Saie-Cost to he paid in green
backs; balance may be paid in Parish War
rants.
j Fl. LOTION, Stray Master
Bellevue, La, Feb, 10th, 1871