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, 1872-12-10
THE CIRCUIT COURT.


IAw-DaGia T. Ken!y, George r. Jenldna y Herman
Ge;gar; an affidavit filed, aud motion Of p1antI's at
T. On }o s On Wees
DAY morning. ng.-Gocshe v aHnard motion by plain
tif to dismiss appeal for want Of sufficient surety
5alea :pIaehvogl + Commercial Insurance
1nent for $3.50. 2,5s5-same Same ': ~ Entef- s-
PSss ct ,ns, sss for o
appellants costs by consent Of defendant in person.
ssoGvail = Parkhurst M jury trial; verdict for de-
Company; Company 1mpleaded, etc. !; leave to d.
senlant to take Narr. and affidavit. O. NJ 5107-nes
tsss st e. 4 isA AGE5san ndss e,se No;ea
complainant 9oo-Fiold ct al. v Frary jury trial.
call Fahrenl1us Y. Eclectic Lite insurance Comps-
ny, and 361 to $50, inclusive
ss1Elttle Fuller; demurrer to first plea
to reply to fourth nea.. J. 1577-Cum1nings ct a1 r.
rarl quashed st efendan Costs II: t. ilspT
2,14G-Aeen :. OhiIds ct a.; default Is to Fnothy
ve1ore 70 a,e N ;amsnde rule discharged
Dean Y. Armour ct a. jury again called.
lJudgc H7lllGn13.1
CnEcEnY- -413-BaileJ ct H. v. Roberts ct al: order
that complainant restore bill within ten days. or bill
be dismissed. 679-Rorbe Y. Condor ct a.; Masters
report filed and confirmed, unless objections are nled
within four days. 657-Trustces Of schools Of Town
shp ~ George Anderson ct ali Masters report filed
and confirmed.
[Juage Far'ceA]
feIcIS00 CT a.: OF
defendants Cath1r1ne and Charles Peterson and " r.
Wieboldt overruled, and leave to answer in thirty
days.
NEW BUTTS.
:. 6.15o-Mary Gould "a =: Mary Ann and Simeon T.
Chicago Composition Company y Daniel y: Tilling-
1ast, H. B: Bushnell, Sykes Watkins, and Patrick
lawer; petition for mechanics lien 1886 and 1888
ney. 6,15a-s. D: Haskell '. Wm. Hill aesurnIsit,
81 900; md attachment. 5,154-Ann I. Mason, Of
Philadelphia '. Amos F. Tompkins, John v Leilloyne;
John G. McLord, Samuel Longstreet, Arthur a. 10
BART Francis z. Rigby, Gordon S. Hubbard, Jr.. Ed
ward F. Pu1sfer, {?) John Adriance. ~ David Cole,
Charles D. Cole James Baxter, Thomns Brown, Edwin
G. Eastman, Hy. 4. Ware, Horace II. Thomas, Gusa-
yus B. Lchtenberg Sarah Barker, anu Carlos F. CO.
burn bill to foreclose mortgage (gce notes. Hunter
l. Page, attorneys.
BURNT lEcoSps.
2o-Mary L. Atkins =. Elias D. Watson ct nj pcti-
ton to confirm aud establish title to Lot I, Block g. in
Wolcott's Addition; Leaning Thompson, attorneys
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and made their report (Which appears elsewhere),
we're yesterday discharged.
4 meeting Of the creditors of Ira 7. Mum
takes place at II o'clock this morning, to up
point an assignee
meeting OF the creditors Of G. R. Stearns
was held yesterday before Register Hibbard,
and G. ". Campbell waB appointed Assignee.
Bankruptcy business is now in full swing,
having commenced yesterday in the District
Court. -.
Howard Henderson was yesterday admitted to
practice in both United States Courts.
The Commercial Insurance Company was yes
terday adjudged bankrupt by default.
, 1872-12-10
THE SUPERIOR COURT.


LAW, ,781-Jones =. Knickerbocier Co.; demurrer
to narr overrued, and leavo to plead in ten days.
s235-oNe '. Hall! demurrer to petition oyerrrled.
=. Chicago Land Company: demurrer to second and
third pleas Of Fox second and third pleas Of Dogue,
and and e4cepBons. @ t " ss2sGregory '. r9ici moon Of
defendant to set inside judgment denied. 2,7o5
Goebel y. Commereia! Insurance Company judg-
S5,250. s. 31O7-A1ler '. Garden City Insurance Com
pany PAN sane $21oo 343e-a15ller T. Patrick same,
&C., % Hs;ss c5nms5 sss
e5al insurance COMPANY; Judgment, s. e5o aao*-
vazs r IL sams 21e9 y
$4,000. 3561-jones '. Balback Smelling Col default
and judgment sso1 So. -Hunkemeiler y Smith
Of e1s and Ms
sssosd of Judgment sf4o, and s7es costs, q Fe6 >,
Ct plninr for SPEEDY trisl sustained, 6y agrecment
submitted to Court. finding for plaintiff damages
and natS nsn{@ BLACK Ksh
thai sussoinsd y sublttsd Rp'' to @ Court peeb by
agreement; finding for plaintiff, damages seoe: Is
Stipulation Judgment Of Nov 20, 1879, satisfied Of
record TO Of $780, end attachment dissolved
srsnos Sopahy g IN
steamtug Willie Brown; by agreement jury to seal
verdict.
[Judgc Bi8tes-for Jameson]
LAw-o, ,oo0-Kshoe v. aowan; jury to separate by
agreement.
tJttdge GdTy.1
CHAscEnx- nx-767-Fo1ansbee :. Onthe1; on motion
OF complainant order Of reference changed from Scott
to Magruder. 75-Rehwa1dy. Hanlin report of sale
confirmed. G. n. 4, I,591-Burnla1n v. Buruhau de-
fendant enters appearance In writing EorEice waived,
and default for want of answer and reference to Ma
gruder 1,072-Damerk Y. Damert decree Of divorce.
1,030-Cox r. NcwberEy personal service Of Newber-
proof Of pullicatton default of NIL, and decree
tablishing title. 71s-Conroy Hopkins reference to
Magruder to take account.
NEW SUITS.
tho ground Of descrtion. 41,5e1-Bicnhc11 Y. Bsrn-
hams divorce 1,592-S. T. Fairbsnk, Of the tir.n Of
FairbanR, Peck & Co., Y. j. Brooks johnson attach
ment for debt Of &, 400 for lard, defendant being
resident of ST. Louis. Il, 93-Jau,es Coweu T. A. O.
Brown uBsumpeit, 600; b. E. Z. Stewart. Il, SOL
aauumps.t 500; aame attorney. 4, ,5as-Ed.
to remove cloud from si;ie to ' Lot H. Block S.
Carpenter's Addition to Chicago; Hervey, Anthony
Gait, attorneys. A,596-Curtis l. Skinner J.
Mccullem, North Evanston, petition for mechanics
lien On No. 122 North Wells street. for s33902;
attorneys. Il 41597-Sidney B. johnson Y. Chicago
West Division Railway Company eco. Il 500
-Wohling Y. Norton ct al Il, ,599.-Ja1nes B. Fnllc:
'. HELEN l. Harris nssuropait $2c5. Stephen =.
Brown, attorney. 4, ,Go0-Eiisha Nasvn Y, Curtis c.
Mcserer; sssuInpsit; $4,000. E, Eoby, attorney.
A,Go1-Caroline :. Edward Peterson divorce.
, 1872-12-10

guy, an attempt was made to rescue the
nrEa3ners on thaWay to the station. Mesch suc-'
rcaaded in breaking loose and started to run. He
vas pursued by both Danielson and Owens. one
Of whom fred shot in the air. This was fred
by Owens. Mech continued his flight, when 9
ehot was fred by DanielEon, and still another
shot was fred ly e man in the crowd. Between
these two shots Meech fell but az to which shot
took effect, tie testimony was conflicting.
Danielson carried small pistol, which wcs not
fitted By the ball found in the brain of the de-
ceased. The defe1ce would arise mainly out of
the weakness and inscficiency Of the proof Of
fered by the People.
Captain Fren:h WAS the first witness called.
He detailed the statement made to him By
Danielson. who stated that he fired two shots in
the air, and Owens fred @ shot in the ground
both firing for the purpose OF frightening the
Coroner Stephens testified that Owens stated
to him that lie fred shot at the man who was
running. The witress also identified certain
particles of lead fund in the brain OF the de-
ceased. The base oFthe ball found in the brain
corresponded with tie bore Of the large revolver
carried by Owens. In reply to d question by
Alr. Van Arman, the Coroner stated that his only
object in seeking the interview with the de-
PENDANTS Was to ascertain which Of them fred
what Owens told ;drn-which was that he fred
into the ground. The Coroner here became
hopelessly confused, contradicting himself re-
peatedly, and giving rise to theimpression in the
MINDS OF the ustGleI6 LEaL No was Ii complete
muddle, End scarcely in condition to give evi-
dence in murder trial.
Dr.. Mccarthy, the County Physician, testified
to having mado the postnaortena examination
upon tie body Of Anton Mesch, finding that
death was caused bJ q gun-shot wound in tho
brain. "a gun.shot wound" explained the
Doctor, sis the Nay We scientifically express it,"
In the course of his cross-examination this wit
ness also beca1neas clay in the hands Of the pot
ter, the manner of his giving in his testimony
eliciting from Counsellor Van Arman the re-
mark, soto Uoce, to the reporter This is prin-
cipally g. drunken case on the part Of the prose-
cution."
Mrs. Katie M.sch, mother Of the deceased,
was called to testify as to the namo and date OF
death Of her son.
O. L. johnson testified to having seen AfeBch
in tie custody of Owens, on the cornor Of IN
diana street and Milwaukee, avenue. A1eEch
broke away md ran, Whereupon Danielson
shouted to Cwens, "Shoot the -- down.
When DanielEon fired NeEch fell fat in the street
aad died instantly. Owens WAS the first to
fire, aftor with Mesch rnn about fifty
foet. and then Danie1son fred. lit will be noted
that his eyide1le left the case in curious
phaee as preceding Witnesses swore positiyelyto to
the fact that the bullet found in the brain was
larger than the bre Of Danie1son's, but fitted
the bore Of Oven reyolyer,-the larger Of the
two.1 Witnesses stated, on cross-examination,
that Owens fred d the aic.
Tho Court caDurned until 10 o'clock this
5y1orrl;rv
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attracting much notice, and was looked upon by
ignorant people as some supernatural omen.
The evil spirit, as many supposed it, went bob
bing around for about twenty minutes, and then
exploded, blowing the lantern to pieces: Next
this lad, who had carefully taken his kite in and
hidden 1t, after the explosion, without being
found out, had his own fun out Of the matter.
The people Of Brattleboro never had any expla-
afterward, when the boy, who had become quite
IN old gentleman, published the story in q Brat
tIeboro newspaper
, 1872-12-10
A well.Kept Secret.

Bratt1eboro, IT., tells q story Of a well-kept
secret. The story goes that 3 boy way back in
1911 made kite, and attached paper lantern
80 that when the candle had burned o1t it would
explode some powder which was in the bottom
OF the lantern. He kept the secret entirely to
himself, and waited for. q suitable night in
Ehtsh " to raa9 his hte The boy got n; Kite IN
dark that nothing but the colorod lantern was
Tisible. It vent dancing about In tho air wildly,
, 1872-12-10


Louis 6trohaker in custody Of the Sheriff On Two
ca sa makes application to he discharged under In
solyency act schedule FLED and Approved and priso
ner to be discharged from custody producing the
{This order is Of Dec. y Willard Casper Vest, minor
ilc restored. Mary Lyons ct al, minoc; inventory
Of guardian approved. Carl Vail Will proven lat
ters testamentary to widow bond Of 81 500 approved
c. c. l. I. c. R. T.. Co.; verdict Of jury fnda for de-
fenaants M !; aa,nagea assessed at 5000; motion by
James a1cWuliams administrator, restore files and
proceedings II said estate by coming in Of Court cn
Monday next at 10 a. m.
, 1872-12-10
THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,

Nudge B10dJctt.1
CHAroEay-1co- -Mandcnhallv. Shepard ct al order
to be prepared and entered. 6G1-Doggett ct al. Y.
Roo; court finds the equities with tho complainant
and interlocuory decree to be entered with order Of
reference to Master to take proof end report the
amount due the complainant.
, 1872-12-10
BUSINESS CHANCES,
EASE ST. LOUIS
MILL FOR SALE

Ihe pronrleory offer Tor ealo the nboTe very valuable
i5iasissppl Vands1ia Indianapos and st. Louis rail-
Toaas III East st: Louis Tho position Of this mill for
s9 Ts2aeF oF i to- one Of The +
the cheapest markets in tho Union The cost Of
pso2 to this mill ts only 90 cents per ton.
Siity r ths mill at eo5t ot s5 sonts psF bashe
sroa that forms Of the boundaries
Ct tho mill Land; Immediate connection with all tho rail-
ass2n5 f & b tIapstee boat which loaded
these form Of the Important advantages Of
cation The buildings and machinery in oxcelont
order, with abundance of business from tho ncghbor
Ing both for and rails The capacity
OF he mill IS from 400 to 800 tons week, double turn
and the sole ior sao tho inabIy Of tho owners
to givo it pozsonal attention For particulars address
GERARD B. ALLEN & CO.. or
ADOLPHUS MEIER
roy.{u
, 1872-12-10

rJ,tdgs Rogtrs.]
943-Lessuer md Jacob Fiecher; plea not guilty !;
81 600 bail. George Clifford plea not guilty s, 900
hnil
, 1872-12-10


KENGPER HALL
select school for girls goang ladies' reopcns JAN.
18th. Tho elegant comforts, the thorouchaess Of train
ing, and discipline and character, and
the superior rnode and conrse Of instruction haze
attracted for its patrons many Lending people Of Chicago
and the Northwest.
For particulars apply to GEO. II. EYERHART, DID,,
RaotQ1. Keuoaha. via.
, 1872-12-10

The schooner City OF Bheboygan bound
down, was caught in tho ice in Pigeon Bay and
is likely to lay there through tho winter. 4 por-
the ice.
, 1872-12-10
MARKSNAEN ON TRIAL.
pcacemen Daaielson and 0wens, One Of
Whom Shot ANTON MescEa, Before
the Criminal Court.
Testimony Of the Coroner and County Physician.
""-'' Until This Morning.

Patrick Owens, both regu-
1raigned, yesterday, before
Circuit Court, charged viii,
Anton Meech, who WAS fred
ounded while running away
ed, on the 9Th of October,
he People WIS represented
Reed, and the prisoners
N Van Amman and 4. Van
+. delay, arising from tho
,rial Witnesses, q jury vas
,ws: Giles Miller, John
son, Henry Bolman, ". e.
ell, a: johnson, Thomas
Dixon, Thomas Simpson,
ton.
ed opened the case by re-
es Of the homicide, but left
yto determine whether Or
.eeded their duty In firing
,eceascd. He hoped that
GERS innocent Of the crime
the. defence, gave his YER
the case, endeayoring to
is companion had assault
"a brutal manner on tile
no policemen made their
pied to arrest the assault
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-28

: N x 4 .s4N i 4 s b .T
Nosotros de antelnano aprobannos
10 que haya hecho el general SAM
pero enDombre tanbien del marques
de Manzanedo y demas respetables ca.
balleros de la Directiya, rechazamos
la nota infamante de estafadores con
que los aha querido manchar Ell Pro-
gres0.
Por ahora va hemos hablado 10 que
debemos hablar hasta que otras noti-
ciasrecibamos de Madrid.
Respecto q la fanza que pide Ell
ProgresO para contribuir a! Centric
n1e0o, como el llama al que anuncia
Ell general SAM, dir6mosle que hay
nombres que constituyen por ST solos
la mejor caucion possible que desde
luego podemos responderle que los
fondos que Sc remiten q Madrid para
trabaJar en- favor dc la integridad ma
cionai Sc administran mas honrada-
mente que los que ingresan en- las ca
Jas de la Junta Auxiliadora de Nueva-
York con destino q costear expedi-
clones que nunca liegan y mantener
generates, y embaiadores intrusos que
Sc tratan como cuerpo de rey a costa
de los mentecatos que les dan su di-
nero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-28
GACETILLA.

Drscanse EN- paz.-El dia 25 del corr
rlento talleci6, despues de una corta en-
fermedad de cuatro dias, el que fue nues>
tro apreciable amigo Ell comerciante de
esta plaza, D. Antonio CarrilIo
Bajo al sepulcro a Ia edad de % amos y
cuando todo parecia sonreirle. Acababa de
ser padre y esperaba su anciana madre,
q quien habia mandado a buscar & Cadiz,
su pals natal.
Buen hijo, buen esposo, buen padre,
buen ciudadano, tenia generates simpatias
entire todas las clases de la sociedad puer-
to-riquena, y su caracter alegre y decidor,
le captaban Ell aprecio de cuantos le trata-
ban. En- su entierro, no obstante que fue
a una hora POGO a proposito (ias once de la
manana), Sc vieron numerosas personas
que concurrieron 4 rendir Ell 1ltimo tribu-
to de carino al amigo querido.
Acompanamos en- su justo dolor su
desconsolada familia, y pedimos q Dioa
Ell eterno descanso del que tanto aprecio
nos mereci6 en- vida.
Bale de maAscaras-NAanana dOnasn.
60 28 tendra lugar uno de los bales que eu
la presente temporada sc verifcan en- el
teatro: promote estar sumamente animado
Segun hemos dido & varios amigos nues.
.tros, la escogida sociedad que ha concur
rido q los anteriores. ha salido completa
mente satisfecha de la animation, buen
6rden perfecta armonfa que. ha reinado
en- todos ellos. ss @
| NOvenas.-HOy "a Sc darh principle d
la novera, que eu la capilla del Santd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-28

cura slzar nusstro colega contra
nosotros, creenios que vanos por
Ell buen camino. "Los elogios de los
enemigos, decia Ell Captain del 81
glo. son sospechosos;. no pueden ii.
sonjear asun Shombre de honor sino
cuando Sc hacen despues que las hos
tilidades han cesado." NosotrosA Anues-
ira vez decimos que las apreciaciones
desfavorables de los adversarios, cons
tituyen Ell mejor elogio para un hom-
bre de honor yde conciencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-28
REMITIDo.I
Bayamon, julio d de 1872.

J>N--Sse~-E@ w AOt ~
Ell Sr. Comandante Militar Don Isidoro
Walls y Beltran de Lis, Sc despide de nos
otros. Faltar1amos un deber de gratitud.
81 no consignasemos p6blicamente la pena
que nos causa su separation.
Durante el corto perfodo que ha militia
do al frente de este pueblo, Remoss tenido
OCCASION de admirar al caballero, al iuez Y
al gefe que con tanta prudencia, reetitud y
entusiasmo nos ha dirigido. III ha descen-
dido desde su alto puesto para confnnair-
Sc con snosotros y ensenarnos elmaneio de
las armas, priyandose asl de las horasude
que podia rdisponer ibremepte para dis
frutar del hogar domsstico y consagrar
al descanse los rates que le ssotbr sobrabsnnl ne en-
sus ocupaciones cotidianas. oiss aAA
Ell Sr. Walls, deja entire nosotros re-
cuerdos muy agradables, pues' ha sdstitai.
do dignamente & nuestro querid(sifnOs y
simpatico jefe el Sr. Ga jano; = en- lapla>
"a pdblica de este pueblo queda un recuer-
do imperecedero De, aspersonasAsqnien de.
dicamose eestaso odesslinadas pagin4Ss
Reciba el Sr, Walls gesta pobfaAdsaes-
TRACTION de
kss syelWAtaxieM
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-28
Don Precise.

Una enfermedad con Glen sfntOmas.-
Esta es la dyspepsia; Sc puede decir que
lmita casi todos los otros males.
Sonroseo repentino, palpitaciones vio-
lentas del corazon que parecen indicar di-
fcultades serias en- los 6rganos whales,
son muchas veces causados solamente por
ind gestion Una sola d6sis de las Pildoras
Azucaradas de Bristol en- tales casos dar6
alivio SECURE. A la verdad siempre son
una medicina segura y dtil, pues que item
den a reduc'r la accion febril de cualquier
clase, sin debilitar al cuerpo. "a
En- todas las intermediates, el est6mago,
Il h1gado y los intestinos son afectados
mas m6nos, directamente por s;mpa-
TIA, y sobre estos 6rganos las Plldoras
obran beD66camente. selaeq
Eel aroma de flores vfvass-Las f0to-
gratia 2uede reproduclr solamente la lma.
gen de las flores, pero la qufmica ha pre-
servado su esencia aromatica en- el Aqua
Florida de Murray y Lanman. Sc le pue.
de lamar el aliento aprisionado de los mas
fragantes productos de una de las mas RI
Cas- regioaes fora es del mundo. 'Ninguns
otra aqua contiene la permauencia, rique-
"a y delicadez que caracterza 81 perfume
de las flores vivas conservado en- un grado
igual. Guirnaldas y ramilletes arti6ciales
Sc hacen ahora con tanta proliidad que
enganau al ojo, rociados con este perfume
exquisite enganara otro de los sentidos,
despidiendo fragancia natural, aunque ha
sido extraida y hecha permanente por me-
do de la ciencia. De todas las,Aguas para
Ell baIo y el tocador, esta es la mas salu-
dable y refrescante. sG 4
Como hay muchas falsi6caciones en- es.
te mercado, los compradores deben STEM.
pre- pedir el Aqua Florida preparada por
Lanman Kemp, Nueva,Yor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-28
Morros.
CUENTOS DE SALON

PoR TEoD0Ro GUERRERO Y CARLOS FRoNTAURA.
Nueuo prOspecto.
Nuestro incansable amigo ell acredtado
publicista D. Teodoro Guerrero, nos ha
remitido ell siguiente:
Debiendo concluir en- fin de JUNO la pri
mera legislature de nuestras tareas, es-
tando dispuestos a proIopgarlas hasta la
consumacion de los siglos, Dios y la poll
tica mediante, para correspondent al voto
de con6anza que ell pueblo nos ha conce-
dido.--. Lo cual en- buen castellano,
quiere decir que con ell tomo de los CUEN-
Tos DE SALON que saldra en- este mes con-
cluye ell semestre, y los autores-editores
de la BtbL0teca de la tGmilia Sc Green obli~
gados q dirigir la voz al pdblico para dar-
le gracas por el extremado favor con que
ha acogido sus libros, anunciandole de pa
so que desean mostrar su agradecimiento,
siqu!era para pTobar que conser an esta
virtud, perdida en- ell siglo, entire tantas
cosas como Sc han perdido y no Sc encuen
tran, pesar de las luces del gas del pc,
tr6leo, que alumbran, y 10 que es peor, que
queman. -
La moral triunfa siempre; el exito de los
| CUENTOs DE SALON es el triunfo de la idea
No queiemos envanecei nos; 10 que quere
mos es que las personas honradas de todas
las classes soc ales lean nuestros libros; Y
como q nade es permitido leerlos sin com
prarlos, la deduc;on es '6gica.
'El lp1b.ico sabe va 10 que hemos he
cho hasta aquf. En- eI segundo semestre
de 1872 vanos offecer los favorecedo.
res de la Bt61ioteca de Ia tamilia dos move
las de mayores dimensiones para aumentar
el interes de la lectura. Asf, pues, conste
que en- ell semestre de julio dlciembre apa-
| receran en- los CUENTOS DE SALON las s-
guientes obras:
MADRID POR DENTRO, fotogratfa social
de la vida de la c6rte, por Teodoro Guer
rero. Dos tomos.
Ell HIJO DEL sACRIsTAN, p)r @. From
taura. Dos tomos.
LA MANZANA DE LA DISCORDIA Ell SUE
NO DE iLA FEL1cIDAD, por Guerrero. Un
tomo.
LAS MADRES, por Frontaura. I'm tomo,
Deuos Dies salud, con ayuda de Dios
y del pdblico, escribiremos mas libros que
Ell Tostado, y lograremos hacer la felicidad
de los lectores de los CUENTos DE SALON.
y por supuesto de la patris, mission que
todos los espanoles ofrecen siempre cum
| plir- 80 en- sus programs.
Por no cansar al pdblico, nor ser cosa
muy sabida, callamos que las personas Illus,
tradas (jc6rno no han de serlog; que pa
guen los doce tomos de 1872 tienen STEM.
pre- derecho a recibir, de regalo, un elem.
plar de ,Lecciones 1amiliayes q sLecciones d,
nsunao, libros de Guerre o, Y otro de Ro
nsances populares Viaje cd,nico d la EcDo
sicion de Paris, libros de, Froptaura, Y
su tempo el gran ALMANAQUE DE SALON
para 1873, ilustrado con car;caturas.
| Les actuales suscritores de los CUBNTo,
que adelanten ell importe del segundo se
mestre y los que SO suscriban nuevamen
te por los tomos dsjulio a diciembre, ten
dram derecho q recibir gratis el Alnsasaqu
| de Salon,