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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17
FINANCIAL AxD COrMERCrAL /.
CITY NOTICES.
oysters ana Refreshmenus.

At the ever popular stand, the Northwest corner
of the Second street Market House, the genial and
with large and we'll selected stock of choice APP
piles and other fruits. cakes candies, nuts, &c. In
addition. he keeps constantly on hand nice fresh
stewed oysters. steaminE hot which will be found
very grateful TO the palate on cold days. Charley
Is always polite and anxious to properly serve his
Numerous customers. and has cheerful word for
all. As natural consequence, he does 3 large
business everything he sells is Of first class quail
ty. Give him call at the n. W. corner of the Sec
ond Street Market House. auElid3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17

SALE OF MONEY.--At the regular monthly meet
ing OF Penn Loan association, last evening. $500
sold at 29 per cent. premium, aud Sl4OO at 2tH.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17

IF Y0U WANT A FINE IMPORTED GERMAN
~, Elnglng paaag Bird, 80 70 W, n. -
one. Jnst ins direct tFom Europe. large ~
lnRoleo eg Sicily CanaFy. Hamp and Rapa
W.N. CfANDNRR.
aa94 en 1kaEkes etrsst.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17
sTEAm FREIGHT LINE

Leaves q wharf ab eve Chestnut stFast. PhiladeA
phlA aaAly e pa. ana 4Fsneh ssESst uhaEE Wtl.
tsEwsPaea vita disTmteh. q. WtBUHH.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01

~+'aa aver El Progreso IN vi
fuleato articnlo contra el dignfsimo
Sr. GoDetuador eclasiistico lie esta
,ii6ceas. FL colega racionalista, el
partidav,a lei matrinoaio ciYll, cons;-
deraio Como conoubInato por la Iglc-
sia, al cop;alor d. Il eGIebre anscio-
"a ds aucI abats trances enulo lie ID.
JaaA Tsuorio. lie msta defen>or de-
Ia religion ca'6lica y dar leceiones
de I'll i bss / qulea por 81 eiencia,
su posseioa, ~ aasteFa unprecedented
81 autoeidai tiene nucha rnas apti-
iai qae Il pata aAha- 81 ba sido jlsta
. 90 Ia So peualon del padre David,
&c patre que siaaa ri privilege, po-
80 eus.i as pas cierta, les ser detsn-
dido nn taios los pspeles que atacan
laa lenas sacerdosas.
Isaoanna - 10 isOs qaa haya
scaislo a ~. n = Matlilo para
.aspaa'IsF da ws1# saacson-s al parra,
eo IL paaca. Pero sabemos qse h
autorsaai r&sr.sAs.sea j ell tnhaaal
9s~ v1ta prrssds ~ II II IN goa tan
auspssshlr esno eaall4irrs nira ~
ssrAIad. 80 i c4a.a soceada consrs
q paifa Dasll A. = a. domiaIa pl.
Lisa. Qaa aAdia ga coaa stla paals
lafmaAr opEaiau acertaia sabre rlga j
qas al ~. Veario CApttalar cs lutea
il "a esnsee sss44s loa 1aplc. =
80 geYea clv.las. Ia gaa II haya hschn
- - ~ - aasosslad, bssa hrcho
Arl taG
saAsasaas 60 haya saio exco-
a - u Il paifa Das.d. peFa Il i
sAas sseA de 4ue - 1850 ri Papa
asetsst 1 - - aAssur tstu qse pl ise+
~ As lfa = bssss s~gsss cssasfa =
Sc - - sassps xesAFaatess
= sssts 80 fssss s. - ss sals,n p.ss-
. pa. 5 sxAssa sle Pee
~ Aa - = 80 = saeaeayn IN Pfs-
@ssA &C. aaAa j. sAesra
-. naaa nn Il sss eArs n afv
i. So = - II Ae#asAss ~ Ossss
g.N .s* - - O. - tseAe. -
sssAaps ss a3 sspsssss = = slas-
=
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01
La noticia que con tanto descoco

La noticia que con tanto descoco
publica Et Progreso on su dltimo nd-
nero respecto de la desaparicion de
nuestro peri6dico y su sustitucion
por La Espa'5a CoasservadorG, nos ha
hecho reir un ratio; y crealo el cole
ga, no hemos sabido que admirar
mas, 81 su poea sprension para inven-
tarla 8 nucstra algeria al yer que pa
ra matar a! 0iejo aBoLEf1N Sc echa
mano de al'mas que deben estar We
dadas entire periodistas de buena fe,
porque asi, dando noticiones tan es-
tupcndos, sc convencerA el pals de
que sus regeneradOres no son los que
mas cuidado ponen en- no quebran-
tar 81 octave mandamiento de la ley
de Dios.
El BoLErIN vive y vivira, Dios
mediante, por espacio de mucbos
amos, porque no solamente no le fall
ia el favor de sus correligionarios,
sino que, al contrario, va en- aumen-
to; el BoLETIN tiene vida propia con
el proddcto de sus suscriciones: no
rocibe subvencion de nadie, y toda-
via no ha tenido que dirijir circua-
res 4 sus amigos (cemo hizo ell di-
rector de EI PtOgfsso 81 aho pasado)
pidiendo'es que enossle abandonen
y que le den recursos para poder
con inuar pubEcandose.
Aprovechamos esta OCCASION para
dar las mas sinceras gracias 4 nues-
tros queridos amigos y correligio-
narios de Bayamon, Toa alta, Ma
natl, Arecibo, San Sebastian, Ca
guas, Cayey y otros puntos que nos
han escrito 8 que personalmente nos
han ofrecido recursos para que nues-
tro periodico no cese en- su publica-
cion.
Tranquil feense nuestros amigos y
correligionarios: la desapariciOn del
BoLETIN de la arena periodistica no
ha sido mas que una broma del &C.
nero chocarrero que ha quer;do usar
o. co,aciensudo y formal Progreso para
crear atmosfera; hagan nuestros cor
religionarios' 10 que nosotros hemos
,hacho: rianse de las cGiebres ocur-
rencias de Et Progreso como noso-
tros nos henos reido. @f
|
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01

Excitada nuestra atencion por los
elogibs s1s delYQsdrs David hacian
periodicos que nnnca elogian NADIA
que tenga que yer con Ia religion, he
mos adquirido algunas noticias sobre
la conducta de ese sefior cura que ell
respeto que tenemos q su caracter sa-
cerdotal nos veda hacer p1blicas. Pc
70 tantp pueden quererlo ensalzar sus
'defensores que al fin nos obliguen q
publican sin ambaies la POGO edifican-
te biograffa del parroco en- cuya par
aroquia tantol han prosperado las To-
gias y las iglesias protestantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01

siastics, constante anhelode los aman-
tes del pueblo y defensores del dere-
cho, no entra1a dnicamente bene-
6cios en- 81 6rdena pdb.ico.y, econd-.
mico, sino que lleva en- su eno-el ger
men fecundo, segun Ell Sr. Tutau,
de la progresiva Transformation social.
Otro decreto Sc re6ere q la con-
donacion de multas q los Ayunta-
mientos, por no usar Ell papel sella-
do siempre que en- el plazo de un
mes no hayan estos satisfecho ell i'm
porte de las sumas y reintegros que
Sc previenen en- la legislation VICENTE.
El de mayor importancia es Ell pu
blicado sobre ell balance general de
la Hacienda, que viene a demostrar-
nos la precaria y trlstfsima sltuacion
en- que ell Erario pdblico Sc encuen--
ira. En este no puelo menos de elo-
giar la conducta del Sr. Tutau, pues
estoy 6rmemente persuadido de que
en- la Hacienda esta ell guild de la
dlhcultad de todoS nueStlOS g0Dler-
nos. ST dice-la verdad al pals, 81 po-
ne los lnedios para que la gran deuda'
que 4tenemos ose yaya extinguiendo
POGO a POGO, 5ese agobierno ,omerecera
bien de la patria. 3Tee ~ s5ld5s is e E +.
Eya La anotaaQue acompaflan al decreto
| y que hacen patentes los,creditos ac-
ltiyos y pasivos de la nacion en- 81 de
marco dltimo, ies La siguiente, que creo
ainteresa en- extreme conocer q todos
los espanoles tanto de aquende como
I,de alende los mares, en- el~tnero he
cho de que tanto unos como aotros
estan, interesados en- que, una yez CO
nocido el NAL, Sc pongan efcaces y
urgentfsimos remedies antes que see
de todo punto impossible ell que la
Hacienda espanola Sc ponga en- ell
satisfactorio estado que todos .desea
mos vivamente. Aquf tiene u. en- es
queleto la nota 4 que antes me rete-
ria. ~ 74AtI~ ~
e AOT1vO. sa . Pesetas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01

Recordamos que, habra cosa de
ocho amos, La Serenata, peri6dico
satfrico de los reformistas (hoy+labo-
rantes) de "a Habana, caricatur6 al Sr.
Gelpf y Ferro, director entonces de
La Prensa por 6fgano de los jesuitas.
FL tempo desminti6 tai impostura,
y explic6 ell ohjeto de los regenera-
dores. La Prensa era ell diario que
con mas vaentia desenmascarab a
los malos espanoles; y no pudiendO
contestar victoriosamente sus argu-
mentos, trataron de desautOrizar a
su adyersario, haciendole pasar por
deiensor, no do los intereses naciona-
les, sino de los de la Compafiia de
Jesus.
Tn feu6nenn anaIogo pasa hoy
con el BoLETrN.
Pusimos eI dedo en- la llaga al to-
car Ia tenebrosa question de la masO-
ueria. Nadie, nj La Espai1a Radical
que, sin embargo dc susspretepFienes
cal 6licas, se ha declarado POGO menos
que el 6fgano de In francmasonerfa,
ha intsutado rebntir las razones que
hemos expuesto en- contra de una
soc,e lad que esla probado es en-
America nocisa. al par que 4 Ia reli-
gion cat6lica, 4 Ia integridad nacio-
nal. W a8g .8Es9r I43fA
A talta de razones sc lnVehtan ca
lamnia-, echando 4 voar Ia ahsurda
especio qne nadie cree, nj sus niismos
tnven.n q. De qua el BoLETN es,
cnun antann La Prsasa. 6rgano del
lesaaiisao, peri0iieo de sacristia d.
Easienda III iregresO que nosotros
ia hemos siio, como algunos que los
actractan, discipulus de los jesuitas;
que no henos easradn On nuestra VIZ
j. mas Que caasro veces en- el semi
mario cogezio do esGa capital, donde
ban apgendldo much1s las leiTas con
qaa alssajan i sus maesIros; que no
hcuios eusrado laniAs ca las sacFistfas
IL IL lgIesiaa de esta isla y que es,
usr Ii ,aata, hlso. iAlsisimo que ell
nos.wrss - 0rgano dc oira colecti-
v4fAl "a = - asssala debaio de
- slkuln
I.As3Hlres por convlcsiun r pof h9-
suacaa, 1i.paeasos easamos ! defender
Il cansa Al ena y ssiFtunNn, perseuezca
4 nak i sn.n saaia IL Jesl.; espaflo-
- sasssrss nses, g nlealra cotidia-
80 prrleseale tsrsa defender Il na-
csnaAlldad e naestroe maypTeT mas
euss sssducis % ael6ilrak Z hkGIe p.
wsss @-# AsMAssw $3.50 Ae
s4aass sssseas Ss8 NasNss&sS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01

teriaEes reina una gran actividad por
estafse RrgpFgaHa do lqs proyectos de
"a ley que Sc ha1 ,is presentar q las
-Cortes inmedfatamente despues que
Sc reunan. a 80
Tai es 10 nasesencial que puedo
comunicarle en- medic de Ia escasez
dc acontecimientos polfticos que ha
habido en- esta quincena en- que Sc
han ocupado los polfticos activos de
elecciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01

Sc 81 camino por aIlf. La COM
paflfa Ell yiftud del derecho que la
asiste no cedlo, y entonces gran-nn--
nero de soldados van al campo de
las obras, las Destroyer y tevantan
los rails, motivanio este acto que el
Consul general ipgles en- persona
yaya ala y pongal Ia baudera de su
nacioD, que llegada la noche fue arr
rancada y hecha pedazos por hume
rosos soldados que al punto indicadoa
Sc dirigieron. El gobierno inglesr ha
pedido reparacionA de este ultrae al
virey y al emperador. de Turquis; pc
ro no teniendo la cosa yisos de ARE
glarse, es muy possible que su.jap
grandes complicaciones.
Ell proyecto de ley sobre las cues
tones reiigiosas presentado 4 las Ca
maras italiapas por eI gobierno, ha
sido causa de que sel gabinete pre-
sente la dimision Victor Manuel.
Este, parece ser que hasupendido eI
tomar acuerdo hasta tsnto que los
ministries, despues de consular con
los jefes de las distintas lracciones. de
la Camara popular, puedan ascguTar
81 seran 8 no derrotados en- la .vota
fcion det-referido proyecto ''
Ea In sosagada B9l4jca, estAn tam
bien aboca'los a presenciar- una crf
sis ministerial, muy rara en- el pats.
FL motivo es la question miiitar plan
teada por el ministro de la guerra, ge-
neral Thiebaalt, 4 prop5sito del ser
vicio obligatorio. Unos Representatives.
quieren aboir las qnintasy otros que
Sc plantee ell sistema prusiaao con
sus naturales c0nsecuenc "a. Los mi.
nIs;roa, con ell 0 jeio de DO llevar las
discordlas mas adelante, procuren to-
mar 30 t6rmino melio; mas 81 no 10
cons iguen, entonces es de todo puuto
indndable que ell minis terlo presen
tara el masa Su dimison.
R5specto a Fraaci', no puedo de-
cirie mas que Thiers esta siendo hoy
ell ni10 nlmado de los dos extfemos
de la Camara, pues ambos Sc dispu-
tan sus favores en- cambio de una
misna aunque encontrada protes-
ia. Lo CieTto es que aumenta de
| tai motto la agitacion de los animos
y es tan marcada la passion que Sc
va desarroIlando ca los partiios po
iticos que aquf, todo c mundo cree
que es inevitable en- un plazo no muy
largo una crf5s ministerial que per
turharta honia,nsnte + marcha al
ministratiVa y Gaa ciera de ia repd
blica francesa.
La prcosa to Ii Sc pierde en- hacel
conleturas sobre "a actitud que toma
ra TnIers, como cousecusncia del tu
nesto rssuitado que para 81 han tent
do lps ultimas elscclones parciales, J
la Iaiependeacia Belga presen'a a.
presidente de la repuhlica muy com.
prometido tanto en- las entrevistas que
Ia teuido coa a'guaos miembros de-
la Asamblea como con ell sindicato de
los agentes he Camb;o, ell cual lie ma
nitesto el estado precario 4 que cami
naba Ia hacienda 81 urgentfsimas re
tormas no veniana poner remedio
tantos males. Tai os, trazado 4 gran
des rasgos, el es.aio actuol de la po
Utica europea.
III CorresponsaI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01
1866 s43.05I /
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PAAyo.

La Denda p6blica eail z
tda IA psajlensa DO
euiaon y llqadAeion
Dc laa dfesenses els
ses J por los divegsca
conecptna qua III de-
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rfleg - 10 - 81 ssa.asl ,aoa' sG
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fa u sarFs49 90 Il
aassuo ! - psrs@~
pss&aea geNssAIss Ill
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ussfAnas, j pAfa Il
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Is sssAsA sssgs&s.s.
eia. j eagaa ssn@A
ussessos y Fasawa
fss s4ga II A4
meass aeassa - 1as.91sss
LIS eAsKAs g. afA
eAesasssafa eggs
~gsa 81 II H
eamaEa MaMega k0 @g tsa 80
La asss@asa fs
Aoa 80 sA@sss p@sss
eAN 80 ss.S q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01

Las obligaciones de pre-
supuestos pendientas ,x -
ds Fsgo, e9ya prpcet Ill
dencia Sc determine -.
cd eI documento nd ~
nero 12. .......... 183.15O,763m
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01

q
MisasfAa II geaeeai S9avslAs rasg :
- 81 Avart.l = tsreua oss0 ltas
gksAfAy 3sstess6 go I ]. asanx' rsaa
Issss#as 81 - .aIsI e5saanl. NayaA,.
=, Il rssss 80 .Pss 80 ssaAAGaIafa
- So maYaaaa rssaesf t
i = aaeSp aAesse Ae.s Asmas. Ia
sAets 80 - aas - = ~. GO
v es AAsstKa eees - g** 80
- afeSas svgs.assssaas. #Ya 80
fttm - - sa4 e. I fs.sa
sesefes. smssa0s - - sasyk* tasa
g8rsn paF saa J ssase Aassa =.
49, Gas@ - - asr 4 -
tAseas as@aaae - So ss 80 80
l as
r. - $50 -
n - A -
asssas 81 j = - = ts4ss
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01

~ lar " &s AZ s& ~~~~~~~~-
"a $3.50 2,65G.693, ,lG3a IS
Saldos poE axceso de ios
cts iitos pastyns. =, ,s50.Io0.0n3's3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-12-11

4 ~ didn't Kiss dc, = said Risssyy,s tcssen-
ded on che instant. "lie only seemed to,
and you know it, .is
Now, Kitty--honor bright" said Tom,
in such comicaI manner that lie set the
whole table to laughing, and brought
flaming roses into his sisters cheeks.
s7''And if Bob wasn't jealous! My! wasn't
he, thought" cried precocious young VIII
liam, a boy Of ten. II seen him a-peekin,
in at the hack there. | seed his eyes
snap!'
Hold your tongue, sonny said his
mother. smartly. ..The idea Of babies
like you talking that way! I'm sure Kitty
only did what she had TO. and she made
the prettiest princess ever saw.
..fIow many, may you have seen ia the
course of your life, NANNY dearoo" queried
Tom. s7s
mo natter was the somewhat tart
reply. 81 rather think | have seen as
many as You have. Kitty. do take some
toast s~a ars
Il haven't any appetite, MOTHER re-
piled Kitty. languidiy; and the petted
beauty sauntered away from the breakfast
table, and going into another room, began
to set back the somewhat disarranged fur
niture. Then she took up her photograph
album, and turning to Il meek but rather
handsome face, she stood studying it for
some moments.
He can't hold a candle to Bob.
This inelegant but forcibie sentence she
repeated, and then started AT Wits rap
on the window.
II say, sis, the store clerks coming,
and SO was Bob; bat Bob he saw t'othcr
and efounp1 into tho notpcary'S shop to
git some sody, guess. and steddy his
nerves. Ifell you Bob looked cross -
sa"Let him look cross" rnuttered Kitty,
as she -smoothcd her hair. and cast rapid
glance at the mirror. ~ never saw such
atYfant.. He'll scold me, suppose, for
waking home with Mr.. Lloyd. Well, he
should have come oui sooner, not left me
the last thing to attend to- You're not
married yet, Mr. Robert Langton and
flushed with resentment, looking more
beautiful than ever. she responded to Mr..
Loyd's modest knock. .7 ..- .......
That gentleman, with, auburn locks
freshly curled. spotless tie of the latest
fashion, and kids that had not been cleaned
too Often. hoped Miss Ki1y's exertion had
not been too much for her. He had heard
an all sides the most charming compli
sneats. etc., etc.; to which Kitty replied
+graciously, thinking all the time Of Bob,
ssndrwhat he would say.
s7.I thought must call on my way to
the store" said Mr.. Lovd, as rising. he
saw the album open at his picture. The
crimson flew to Kitty's cheeks as she
caught his glance. =
What foolI was.' she exclaimed,
mentally. '"@
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-12-11
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. Alwa,
uniform. Illuminating qualities superior to ga
Burns in any lamp without danger of exploding
taking fire. Manufactured expressly to dispia,
the Sc OF volatile and dangerous oils. Its safe,
under every possible test, and its perfect burnir
quail les, are proved by its continued use ia oy
800 900 families. t II -
Millions of gallons have been sold and no acc
dcnt-directly or ndirectly-has ever occ urred fro
burning, storing or handling it. Z
The immense yearly loss to life and property, r
shifting from the use ofcheap and dangerous oils
the United States is appalling.
The Insurance Companies and Fire Commissio
ers throughout the country recommend the A
TRIAL as the best safeguard when lamps are use
Send for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally, and
wholesale by the proprietors, CHAS. PRATT
CO., los Fulton Street New York. auga7.tw6ni
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-12-11
Country Produce !
Wooden Yarn 4 cts. a Skein.

Wooden Yarn 4 cts. a Skein.
Large Stsin Blue Mixed Yarn for s5 cts.
Closing out our Hamburg Edgings at cost.
Five Ladies, Handkerchief tut size for IS cts
Ghildrsn e., woo soI Hose e; only 10 ceass
Cent? undershirts and Drawers for 50 cts. each.
Best white initial Note Paper for Is cts. a box.
dozen Iades RibSed Hose a. par
Sill Neck Ties for Ladies', a large assortment.
All k GoEes IN 81 ssn Epe Ps; COST
Good Bustles for 2, cents each.
Nice Linen Shirt Bosoms for 25 cents.
f1snss w SSrssss s hSnss} only 80 S.s
9GAEsE siISSEs 9 ~ . CENTS.
Cent? Paper Collars for cents box.
Tssiys a.; Gssd Shirt Button; :,
saDsp sssl 20 Cents
Johnson's AnOdyne Imminent, only e5 |"
Perry Davis Pain Killer only 20 cents a bottle.
Coed Pins cents; Good Fine Combs cents.
Men Men and Boys Neck Ties and suspeuders.
Selling Out our Jewery AT COST.
Kennedy's Medical Discovery oniv AS
DIR. schenek's Seaweed Tonic, slI5
Ayers Fills, 20 cts box. Herrck's Pills 20 cents
Schenck's Mandrake Pills. 90. Holloway's pills, 20
Az other Kinds of Pills only 20 cents box.
AyCl SiaA A8OI, W Cts IAluSo AmDfOSlN, I'D CTS
Halls Hasg lenewer, 65 cts. Knowles Restorer IS
Burnetps Cocoains for the Hair. IS cents a bottle
COTS Best Alpaca Braids, (6 yd. sticks) cents.
Best 100 yards Machine Spool SILK 10 cents spool
spool Cotson Warranted 200 yds.) 30 cts. dozen
1 Tsoo T M Taper, . cents q ire
Nice Tinted Initial Note Paper, 20 cents box.
Nice ferfumcry, 10 cents. Good Hair Oil, IL cents
Best Lily White, 10 cents. Tooth Brushes, 10 cts.
Toys, Bibles, Albums. Playing Cards.
Emwood Paper Collars (iinen cocereo) % cts a box
Thomas Allcock's Porous Plasters, only 20 cents
Miss Sawyere Salye, go cent size) for 40 cents
Gems, Undershirts and Drawers at Low Prices.
Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing Syrup, rs
Magnolia Balm flor the complcxion) 80
Plantation bitters, only 10 eta
Ayers sarsaparlla and Cherry Pectoral each g5 cts
Peruvian Syrup preparation of Irony S65 cts !.
Russia Sarsaparilla and Iron, Cheap
y vipNsssr ISs.srs 5ocensN " veget,ne Y cents.
Hel&bolds Bhchu, 80. snoianda' IsucEu, cheap.
Ra, SSss Ssr% %, gSlossesery nice 8'shs and
For the Next % Days we shall offer Extra
bargains, and 1t will be the Best Time TO buy a
laterln the fall many kinds OF goods are SURE 10 be
HIGHER than they are now. A4
COOKS CHEAP VARIETY STORE,
Second Door above Post ONCE.
JanG-ttues GthursGW
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These Spectacles are manufactured from "Mil
mute Crystal Pebbles" melted together, and are
called Diamond on account Of their hardness and
brilliancy.
1t is well known that spectaeles cut from Brazil
ian or Scotch pebbles very injurious to the eye
because oftheir polarizing light.
Having been tested with the polariscope, the dia
mond lenses have been found to admit fifteen pei
cent less heated rays than any other pebble
are free from chronotic alterations, and produce
brightness and distinctness Of vision not before at
tanned In spectacles. q IL -l
Manufactured by the SPENCER OPTICAL
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, New York. Fol
sale by responsible agents in every city in the UNI
ion. f. ROWSE, Jeweler and Optcian, Is Soil
Agent for Augusta. Me- from whom they can enIj
be obtained. No peddlers employed. Do not bu
pair unless you sec the trade mark -.
apr7. teod&wly 'sTtA --'-
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RAILROADS ano STEAMBOATS,
Maine Central X. II J..
$500 Change of Time.

Commencing Monday Nov. IT, 1873.
Morning train from Augusta, for Bath, Rockland,
Lewiston Portland and Boston, viii leave at o
O'Clock.
The noon train for Boston will leave Augusta oil
1l.30 A. NJ and Will connect at Yarmouth june
ton with train on u. T. Ry.
Afternoon train win leave A ugus.a at 200 p. NJ.
and arrive in Portland at u, and Boston at II
p. NJ
Nignt pullman sleeping) train leaves Augusta fol
Boston at 1880 r. Al.
Passenger trains leave Augusta for Bangor at 8
A. NJ, and for Bangor, Dexter, Belfast and Skow-
Negan, at4.l5 p. NJ. t.t[ ..u
The augusta HaHosceil and Gardner ACCOMMo-
DATION TRAIN leaves Augusta for Halloween and
Gardiner at 800 "A. M, and 800 and $50
T.. NJ. Leaves Hallowell for Gardiner at
80 A. NJ, and q. 10 and $40 +. NJ. Leaves Gar
diner for Hailowell and Augusta at SIS
A. NJ, and LOO and 4.30 p. NJ. Leaves Halo
well for Augusta at s.35 A. NJ, and l.20 and
4.JOP. NJ.
LII. LINCOLN, Snpt.
Augusta, Nov. Is, 1873.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-05
Bis Bills.
echsel TaHs

l2eo Goof Intent Towtoat Company.
1853 c odchsu1 Leon.
The Grange advance., 1873-12-24

A gentleman, in search of man
to do some work, met on his way lady
not as young as she once was, and asked
her: "Can you tell me where can
find man ?" NO, cannot" she re.
piled, for l have been looking these
twenty years for one myself"
The wholesale price of really first
class butter in our leading Western
markets is thirty-ive cents pound. 1t
is seldom that it goes below thirty cents
and very often reaches forty cents and
upward There is no reason why our
cheese factories should not be 50 ur-
ranged as to manufacture butter durin.
the Winter and cool season of the wear,
and cheese during the hotter months.
To do this, roots must be raised in suffi-
cient quantity to provide ample feeding
for the cows.-Er.
"A wife wanted her husband to sym-
pathize with her in feminine quarrel,
but he refused, saying, "Ive lived
long enough to learn that one woman is
just as good as another, if not better"
And l." retorted the exasperated
wife, "have lived long enough to learn
that one man is just as bad as another,
If not worse"
ALL difficulties come to US, as Bunyan
says Of temptation, like the lion which met
samson; the first time we encounter them
they roar and Rnash their teeth. but. once
subdued, we find nest Of honey in them.