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FROM NASHVILLE.
Choice Slices from a Private Letter.



Extracts from a Private Letter from Nash
ville.l
DEAR s..
At half-pasr twelve O'Clock the Radical pow
ow having broken up, I, in company with q
friend, CONCLUDED 70 stop In az Nilsson &
Walsh's new saloon In rear of the Maxwell
and take parting drink. After getting into
the saloon heard the sound Of many voices
in the back room. Curiosity prompting ME
stepped 70 the door and looked in. Imagine
my surprise 10 see Purvis OF the Banner, tip
ping classes with Standard. PrOsser, JerUsa-
lem smith, Spence et ID OHl7e genus What
does il mean?
Advise your readers who leave Nashville on
the one-forty-nve evening train for Memphis
ria the Nashville and Northwestern railroad
20 take luncheon along, IL only cheese and
crac kers, Otherwise they arr compelled 10
eat at Waverlcy, where they get nothing that
a civilized man can eat, for the moderate
sum Of one dollar.
The johnson fever is dying out rapidly since
the advent Of 50 many lniepetdellt caIl1l-
dates. Many men vino were WARMLY y for I0lln-
son ten days ago are now openly for Cheat
ham. They see that 10 vote for Johnson simply
puts the Radicals In power. Y.
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Chs
GEO. y. STAHl
VI ELLIOT.

To be referred to the same committee 70 re-
mort 10 the next meeting Of the Board.
Mr. ssfahi Of special committee appointed Al
a forInef meeting % suggest tae names Of can
second ward caused by the resignation Of M
Bergman, reported the names Of II. d. Connell
and u w. Avery.
me vote being taken, Mr.. Conneu received
nine votes and Nj. Avery i've votes
MI Couneu was declared duly elected q
member OF the Board for the second ward.
Mr. HoIbuoOk offered the following;
ESesoIJod, That this Board allow The use q
any of the schO5lrooIas ~ night schools AID
same, teachers 10 llse their oNn rooms as near
as possible. Passed
Mr.. Stahl read the following cOmmunica-
tiOn, which was granted, with the proEiso
that said school BE- under the supervision oi
the superintendent:
To the Honorable Board OF Education:
GENTLEMES-Being desirous Of opening z
German night school, and not finding room
suitable for the purpose, I ask the privilege oi
/ your honorable body % allow me the use oione
I OF Your schooiFooins, Any necessary expense 1
| am willing TO carry. ANY references you may
require am ready 70 give you.
NOurs respectfully,
GUsTANE BOErTICHER.
MI, Rtahl also offered the following. which
was granted under the same provisO:
To the Honorable Board OF Educafion.
The undersigned would most respectfully
ask permission Of your honorable BODY 10 use
after school hours, without charge. one ri tbe
sch0olrooms in Court street school. buiIdiEg
for the purpose OF teaching the French lail.
guage and music. Respectfully,
Memphis, September g, Is72
Granted, 10 be under the supervision Of the
superintendent.
The Board tben adjourned.
JG. CAIRNS, Secretary.
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MUSEUM, CIRCUS 6 MENAGRRII
Dr. Tut.'s sarsaperllIa and queens De

DR.. TUFTS SRrsaParilIa and Queens De-
light.
No remedy possesses SO many valuable Me-
dicinA Properties as this combination OF
Roots, Herbs and Barl1s. The QUEENS De
LIGHT Is acknowledged by physicians to be
the most powerful remedy known for Impure
Blood, Liver Complaint, Nervousness, Female
Complaints, Constipation, Rheumatism, Dis
eases OF the Kidneys, SYphititic Affections,
skin Diseases, Chronic Complaints, etc. But
In this preparation IL is combined with other
vegetable products, which renders its virtues
dO0biy valuable. Most diseases have theiI
origin IN the blood, and as a Blood Purifier the
SARSAPARlLIsA and QUEENS DELIGHT
has no equal. i5 requires but a trial to con-
vince the most sceptical.
For Female Complaints, whether in young
or Old, married or single, at the dawn OF
womanhood or the turn of life, Dr. TUFTS
Liver Pills are an acknowledged remedy.
DR.. TUTF's HAIR DYE HAS No BAD ODoR.
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Memphis, Tennessee
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BOOK FOB THE MILLION.

n s,zsf q e,oil a PRIvArE CoUEsELOR TC
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This Is an Interesting work OF two hundred
and tWenty-four pages, with numerous eugrav-
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those who are married OF contemplate marri-
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Sent 70 any one tree Of POSTAGE for 80 cents
Address DR.. Butts DispeDsary, No. "a North
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- Notice 10 the afflicted and unfOrtunats;
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0CAck BEAEDTEs, peruse DR.. Butts' work, no
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your condition. -s-
DR.. Butts can be consulted, personally or by
mall on the diseases mentioned in his work
once No. u North Eighth street, between Mar
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Pere Hyacinthe has made it impOssi-
ble that he should ever clasp hands
across the chasm between himself and
The Roman Catholic Church, by clasp
ine hands, before the altar, with an
American widow, Mrs. Meriman. This
lady is a stray lamb from Henry Ward
Be-, lef's fold. She went to Paris, went
to near Pere Hyacinthe, went into ee-
,faabs, and went into the Catholic
Crrch. Such convert naturally at
tractrd the eloquent orators attention.
Successful ia inducing her to embrace
his religion, he has since succeeded in in
ducing her to embrace him. They were
married in London. Mrs. MeFriman-
Lawson is said to be a very cultivated
and charming woman. The reverend
,reutleu1an has been excluded from the
Roman Catholic Church, but he is eligi-
lie As a priest OF the Greek or Anglican
Cyturch. Ii is not probable, however
that he viii so connect himself viii
either
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THE PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS.
Appointments for Public Speaking.

General William A. Quarles, Democratic
Candidate for ElectOr for the state at Large
viii address the people al the following named
places and times, on the political issues Of the
day:
Purdy, Thursday, September 18th.
Jackson, Monday, September 18th.
. Bolivar, "Wednesday, septeJn ber 18th. aia
Z SOmerville, Friday, September 10th.
Memphis saturday night, September 2lst.s
8roWnsyille, Monday september 2Sd.
Union City, wednesday, September 25th.
Dresden, Friday, September 9Th. =
W ayerly, saturday septem Der 2stb.
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Wednesday. the ID Day Of October, 1879,

the real estate mentioned and described IN
said decree as follows: A certain lot or parcel
OF land lying in shelby county, State OF Ten
nessee. to-wft: Part OF Lots Nos. 345 and 8fb,
in the city Of Memphis, beginning "a feet 3
inches from the intersection Of the alley next
south Of Jefferson street, with the east side of
Second street, being the middle or partition
wall between the north and middle tenements
of the " Irving Block" thence south with
Second street "A feet inches; thence east 1854
feet 60 an alley thence north with the west
side of said alley q feet inches; thence 1881
feet to. the beginning, being the middle tene-
ment OF the Irving Block" Memphis
Terms Of Sale-Six CO. and twelvetl2) months
credit; purchaser req uired to execute notes,
with approved security, bearing Interest from
date, and lien retained on the property until
the purchase money Is paid. Equity Of re-
demptiOn barred. September II, 1872.
.-rI --ae.r JOHN II. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Vanca n Andersnn SOS for compln't. rseIl
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A st. Louis paper Of recent date says:
ssAmong the many female vagrants Ol
this city, the most noted IS Louise
Agnes Cooper, born OF wealthy parents
who gave her good educatlon- She Il
the mcst successful shopltter OF tne
city, and has deposited Ia tns BANKS
klentomania. When last arrested, she
called for pencil and paper, and wrote 8
despairing ode ''for the papers"
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NOn-Resident Notice.

81 a a a aasan .scl
No. 65S.-In the First Chancery Court OF Shelby
county, Tennessee.-T bonlas Leonard and
wife Is. Thomas Hill and others.
Z IT appearing frOn a1fdayit In this cause
Il that the defendants, Thomas Hin Is a
resident Of the State OF Massachusetts,, and a
non resident Of the State OF Tennessee; that
Mrs. ". Fl. Deshong IS 3. resident OF the State
OF Georgia. and nonresident Of The State OF
Tennessee; that W. VI 7. Carnes, admir- OF Jas.
A. Canes, deceased, s e. non-resldent OF the
state 81 lennesSee and d resid eiit Of the stale
OF Georgia; that Afrs. Eliza y. Rooney rs a
resident Of the state Of Kentucky, and nom
resident of the State Of Tennessee. that The
unknown heirs and next Of kin 81 William
Rooney, deceased. who may be Interested in
the property sought 70 be subjected I'M this
case, are non-residents OF the State OF Teunes-
see and their places Of residence are unknown
10 c1sfnnlalHants and cannot be ascerfai ned
after dihGent inquiry.
ii Is therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, AZ the courthouse ia the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
drst Monday in October, 1872, and plead, an
sWer or demur 70 complatnaDts' bil OF the
same will be taken for confessed as 70 them
snd set for hearing expatrtes and That g copy
OF this order be published once week, for
four successive weeks, Ia the Memphis Ap
peal. This september 2, 1874.
A copy-Rttests
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By z. B. MCHESRY, Deputy {. and NJ.
WestcOtt q Stahl, solicitors for complain
anis. se3 tn
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sEl fs.
OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR, /
" MEMPHIS, Tenn, September Q, 1872.
So The City Tax Books are now in my
possession and am ready for collections, al
lowing one per cent. per month discount
for PTOmPt payment for the 45sh cor
pOrate year, ISz2.
FELIX W, ROBERTSON,
sel0 CITY ax-C'ollector
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So Life Association OF America, st.
LOuis.-At a meeting of the policy holders of
the Life Association of America, held at the
company's rooms ON the 18th August, for the
purpose of considering certain proposed
amendments to the charter of the Associa-
ton, it was the sense of the meeting that other
amendments be added to those proposed, and
the whole be again submitted to the members
of the company at a meeting which il was re-
commended should be held as soon as practi-
cable. Now, therefore, this is to give notice
that meeting of the policy-holders of the
Life Association viii be held at the principal
Office Of the company, in the city of st. Louis,
on Wednesday, the 18th day of September
inst, at 10 o'clock am, for the purpose OF
voting for or against the proposed amend
ments to the charter Of the Association, in ac-
cordance with the provisions of section is Of
an act of the General Assembly of the state
OF Missouri, approved March, 1862 entitled
" an act for the Incorporation and regulation
of Life Assurance Companies.
JAMES II. BRITT0N, President.
sel0 WIN. HANLEY, Secretary. s.t
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Our County Convention meets on the
seventeenth Of this month for the nomi-
nation Of county officers and members
of the senate and House Of Delegates,
and il is greatly to be hoped that Major
Thomas c. Peek viii be nominated as
one Of the delegates from Pulaski eOun-
". Maior Peek Is an able debater, a
comprehensive thinker RndOfiTperOach-
able character and integrity. He has
been associated with the editorial corps
and proud names of Arkansas for twen-
" years.
HADLEY's CRIMEs-wAR DECLARED
The Pope county atrocities are perhaps
rba most harbOrOus that have stained
the sscutcheOn Of our proud lit
1le coul mOnwealth during the dark
davs OF Hadley's reign. Regardless Of
the statements made by Rev. Mr.. HEX
ersou. q Republican, and indorsed by
fifteen citizens of Dover, Of every politi-
cal coloring, attaching the blame to
Aickox and Williams, the Governor has
ordered out his guard of three companies
% militia, under General d. p. Upham,
auJ they are now st the seat of war, to
ba fed. Guartered and paid atthe expense
of Pope county
The time is not distant when the ''Qld
white hat'' and Joe Brooks viii have
..uut all things under their feet, - and We
may expect areturn Of political and civil
freedom. SHORTFELLOw.
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BY Eugene TOurne,
NEW ORLEANS, La. H

EXTEHSIVECa Catalogue Sale of French Bran
u dies, Wines, Olive OIL, Sardines, Holland
Gin, etc, by Eugene Iourne, Wednesday, Sep
teInber l8 fS72 at 101& O'Clock am, at the store
OF the importer, Aug Couture, No. 30 Old
Levee street, win be sold, in Bond or DUTY
paid, $50 packages French Brandies, Eugene
GregOire q Co. s fine Champagne, j. d r. Mar
tel Brandy; llS casks and half casks Claret-
st. NiVien, Chateau Ludon, etc.; 800 baskets
Olive Oii5Plagniol and Possel; 275 cases Sar-
dimes, 100 u each; 800 boxes Nermopth--Noilly
Pratt; 20 pipes, quarter pipes and octaves
Steamboat, Rynbenbe q Zonen, and Hout-
man & Co.'s Schiedam Gin; Burgundy, Port,
Sherry, Champagne, etc.
Catalogue, with particulars and liberal
terms, ready on the 10Th inst. SCI
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ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects of Errors and Abuses in early life.
Manhood restored Impedimenfs to Marriage
removed New method of treatment. New
and remarkable remedies. Books and cireu-
lars sent free, in sealed envelopes
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2
south Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa-an In
stituiicn having high reputation for honor
able conduct and professional skill. [eod&W
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EXPOSITION STOCK.

VNHE third call on the stock falls due To-
il DAY, August 18th, 1872, Please. call and
pay. DelinQuents on former calls are spe-
cially requested 70 pay up.
anf5 ED. PURKE PICKETT Secrefarv
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASnNIC NOTICE-

A SPECIAL. communication of Leila 9
"A Scott Lodge, No. $50, will be held ny
this (HEDN ESDAY) evening, Sept. llth, w
at ~ O'Clock, for work in the +. G. degree.
AifF. C's are fraternally invited.
By order ;. STURM, W. NJ
M. HocHsTADTER, Secretary. sell
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DIED.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Supreme Court Sale.

No. &.-Second Chancery Docket-In Supreme
CoOk.
DY virtue of decree pronounced May q,
% 1872. by the Supreme Court OF Tennessee,
at Jackson, in this cause, / VIII sell To the
highest bidder, IN front OF the Second Chan
Gerry Courtroora, on Second street, IN the city
of Memnhis.a within legal hours, on
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Exposition AmusementS

Turing the continuance of the Memphis
u Industrial Exposition, which will be in
augurafed October Is, lS72, and continue for
thirty days, q series Of entertainments, con-
sisting Of
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c, q, BRACKEFT & co.
LIVERY a.
SALE ia BL e,
20 Monroe Street,
BELOW THIRD, ,

MEMPHIS, u: 3 :lzf TENNESSEE.
IN consequence OF the late TIRE, we have re-
i moved our stock Of horses and buggies to
NO. 20 Monroe street, where we are pre-
pared to serve our friends and the public with
the same care and satisfaction as heretofore
being determined TO maintain our position as
the leading Livery and Sale Stable in the city.
sec Q. II. BRACKETT q co. :
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Change of Firm.

rFlHE Firm OF WEST BROTHERS have this
/ day associated with them in business J AS.
/. DANIEL, Of Crockett county, Tenn, and
JAS. NJ. WRIGHT, Of Paris, Tenn, for the pur-
pose Of conducting General COHmissfOn
and Produce business, under the name
and style of VEST, DANIEL q WRIGHT, No.
? Howard's Row, Memphis, Tenn, 1a.-
H. q. WEST
J. T. WEST. .
30 ConsignmeBts of Cotton and Country
Produce solicited.
au2O WEST, DANIEL & WRIGHT
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REAL ESTATE AGENT,
SOUTHERN
HOOPSKIRT sra CORSET
.E AEANUEACrORX,


am prepared now TO offer -
the trade the latest STYLES OF IN EfA
my popular JoiEtless skirts, ii 1AEl415.W I'd
Folding Bustles and hanl-f - II I ~ -l1
made Corsets, at lower prices f>s !
than have 10 be paid for the HH
inferior store goods. Country lsAils -
merchants have alreadv
found that their patrons ask
for the Skirts with my stamp
on the waistband.
Remember you can get al
sizes, all lengths and all styles.
auA LOUIS LANCE.
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THE TASGLE.
Arkansas POlitics-A Simple Solution
Joe BrOOks-What an Ex-Reb
Thinks Of Him-GOOd for
JOe-The LOftiest Peek.
special Correspondence ofthe Appeal.

special Correspondence OF the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, September s.--The at
titIde Of parties in this State Is peculiar,
having three separate and distinct organ
izatiOns-First,' the Denaocratic-COnserv
ative party, with a thorough and com
pact organization and embracing three
fourths Of the legal voters Of the State;
second. the Liberal Republican party
urouer. that was organized in 1853, the
firsf Liberal organization in the country.
This Organization embraces a large pOr-
ton Of The white Republicans and old
Union men of the State and but few ne
groes: third, the Reform Republican
Dartv. which is the regular organization
of the old Republican party, which at
its State Convention in May last, in
dorsed the nomination Of Horace Gree
lev. aud which the Grant Republicans
b6lted and recognizing the ultra admin
istratiOn party. This latter party is
composed entirely Of white earpetbag-
gers, all Of whom are Office-hOlders or
expectants Of Office.
HON. JAMES BROOKS
is the Liberal Reform and Conservative
candidate for GubernatOrial hOnOrs, and
Is supported by the sensible and think
ing men Throughout the entire State. He
Is the life and soul Of the reform move
ment, is an old abOlitiOnist and has been
a most bitter partisan, but is now as
liberal in his political views and senti-
ments as any Democrat could desire.
While a very warm and devoted friend
OF the negro, he is also in favor Of re-
moving ali political disabilities from the
late rebels, and of restoring them to a
condition Of perfect civil and political
equality. He is an abledebater-in fact
one Of the most powerful stump orators
of the nation and is making a brilliant
and effective canvass, and his election
l. suredicted as a certain and fOregO1e
conclusion. lie has long since declared
10 the people OF Arkansas that "Thy
Deople shall he my people, thy God
shall be my God" The original ticket
has been renodeIed by the Democratic,
Conservative and Liberal committees,
and Hon. Ben. I. DuVal, of Fort Smith,
an Old citizen 10 the manor born and an
able scholar and jurist, has been substi-
iuted for Mr.. Grace as AttOrney-Gener-
al. and Hon. John T. BeardOn, Of Qua
chita, Is now upon the ticket, with Hon.
Tom N. Harrison, Of J JeffersOn, as Asso-
ciate Justice Of the Supreme Court. We
rather think that Mr.. Bakers ambition
for Cubernatorial preferment is Of that
vaulting kind "that 0verleaps itself and
falls beyond"
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CONCERTS, TABLEAux, ETC,

will be given, commencing at eight o'clock
each evening. Principals of Schools, ANA
teur Clubs, Professionals, Sunday schools, and
citizens GENERALLY, are invited TO cooperate
and make this part OF the Exposition a sue
cess. Fleai3e address, at your earliest conVen-
ience, GEORGE MELLERSH.
Chairman Amusement Committee.
SEQ Memphis Industrial Exposition.
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THE STANDARD !

The following gentlemen, well-known in Mu-
sical circles, contribute Tunes, Sem
fences or Anthems to its pages:
H. K, Oliver, /. II. Southard, c. P. Morrison
i. ". Wheeler, Nathan Barker, NJ Slason.
7. ii. Tanner, A. Q. Guttersen, G.. NJ. Monroe,
j. II. Tenney, +. @. Cushman, L. w. Ballard
5. +. Merrill, W. p. Dale, Otto Lobb,
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BOOK FOR QUARTETTE CHOIRS.
Price, 81 so; Per doz., sI3 so. For 81 25, speci-
men copies will be mailed, for the present.
postpaid, 10 any address.
Ne also commend our new Spark ling Ru-
bies (35 cts.) for Sabbath schools, Pflgrim's
Harp 90 ets.) for Vestries, and Hf01r Of Sing
ing 81 00l for High schools. b.
OLIVER DiTsoE a Co, Boston.
CHAS e. DITSON q CO.. New York.
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MEMPHIS INSURANCE AGENCY,
! No. - Madison Street.


Is al Of hwentt
in
Etna Insurance Company Hartford COm-Ae S5OOOOOO :
Hartford Insurance Company Hartford CmnAe 800
Phpnix Insurance Company Of Hartford COnnAe SSO0O00
Franklin Insurance Company of Philadelphia P-Ase S3OOOO00
min
make points
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nB- We are also Agents for the Southern
Star Cotton Gin, manufactured at German
town, Tenn. All orders promptly executed.
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s97 Main St.. Memphis.

OFFER to merchants a very large and
L handsome assortment for FALL and WIN
TER TRADE, comprising all the prevailing
styles, and having secured my stock previous
to the advance in material, am enabled TO
offer great inducements in prices.
L have made arrangements with leading
manufacturers TO supply me with all new
styles as they come out during the season, and
have now on hand a large variety Of Cam
paign styles OF Hats and Caps.
augl7 ISAAC RRIEDMA&.
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L. o. EMERSON, OF Boston.
b H. r. PALMER, of Chicago.
of whose former publications l,500O9O copiss
have been sold.
While designed 20 suppIy the wantso Of Cho-
rus Choirs, Singing Schools and Conventions
its large supply Of new Sentences, Motets and
Ant rfsFlflfr An
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-22
CERERlA DE- BERNARDO SALIVA,
CALLE DE s. JUSTO MUM. AZ.

En- este Establecimiento hallaran constante-
mente mis- favoIecedores un complete surtido
de velas de cera de superior calidad, desde utn0
a d.ez q Sets en- libra precios convencionales.
Sc hace una gran rebaja en- las ventas al por
mayor.
les ofrezcO tOda clase de Velas superiores 4 las
que hasta hoy han gastado. Comprometi6n-
dome Il telaborarles los desperdicios restos de
la cera que consumer con la rebaja del 5 pS del
peso al preciO de $40 IL. poniendoles una capa
exterior de cera blanca para mayor llcimiento.
Tambien hallaran hachas de alquiler como dis
tintas classes de velas adornadas precios SUI
mamente baIatOS.
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HBRMOSBD IA COMPLEXION

Con ell uso del Aqua Florida de Murray Lanman
Es Ell mas sautffero de todos los cosnetcos no con
uene lngredientes deletereos essimplemente elex-
Tacto Gle flores vyas exento de substancias exotcas
Ianto La blonde" como Ia 'brunette' la tienen en-
gran aprecio, comqncando esa trasparencia sua-
vldad tan admiradas ell ell bello seXo Su constante
uso Hlnpide y hace Gsesa pa recer las Ar.
rWSas: Suaviza y da tersnra al ctits, impide la
Tendenc1a natural de la cutcuIa surcarse aiarse
!anas deliciosa efcaz de las aguas de tocador to-
40 10 que entra en- composition 10 mas selecto
comDlnadO de tai manera que asegura los meio
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