davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
PARA IIDNN.
lIlQE d GRl I a1RERl
90 - cma1AV oonp-
49, TnAxctaCo m-FUEKTo Eico

ms1smm mMaaa2e O. mamwsma.aN@a asaeaa@ Rsaa . so
aa2eas a4esaeee as984&s = A2saaee - ~sss - -
go aaea4e@ @Mmm aN~NAsm &ess Nssesaa@ eses
49, $500 . eza a4a8Nea a~Sesa - asstss&ss
Fs4wNsM NaNN N9nReasAa@ $50 $3.50 aAse~ass eAss a.
= 9easssM - sssseM EsssH @sess.eS ssNssM ss.ss
NaaaA aaMe eaMea n&M sm@4sa a eseasM aeeasaN
HeaaNEa - - - es&A NaeNa@M saessNesNs sA@
nssaass.a saAa~Ns.ss 8aa.sse~@ kusA@Aa~ a -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
Disolucion de Sociedad,

nisasita p0f nsatao eonVeaio Ia ssciCdad meT'
emntil ace slfabA catA plAGa bal0 IL Ta40n de
a GmfNutsEn G1smp' que AZ eaioAS sasio Il" ga a.
s3aldazioa 81 ssNlo a. frAsscisoo CasEctsSo.
AGeellna ~ an aoxlnnabfu dn 1919. IS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28

go. -. 60. s...s - n@~A 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
HnUrou EKNISsULAEEs.

Ainsun m~vfl.a A. - nsaasAsso&s hSnsaas tsai-
aa @mempeama - aaaumns p@GetAkAAs $50 q fat,ss
eaENaa Ia ptnna aaSenea1rs 80 - - es..e
nAafamnante mkassaosaa Dc a~ksm 4F&Arasaas - -.
s~s'~3- - - - - srrans asnsezs4Ftn mmcso al
mann nanna an - N24Gtmaes Ea@a~ssN ~ - -
enn0mfrnmnm 81 asesraaD 60 at~sMmaeisa m@@ h@R~
Eslt9 pNEn Sc e4Fiaa. -. - A.
RaF vapas "a ~ eahM a. cAlla, pafe sfra Via.
a g. Nann leaps. 40 eaias J - 80 - -
a. 40 panMA 80 .. - 9aElan9s % : = - IA,
IS enraenwm a. - - "a ia - nAg@m us@~. gxi ~
anala asghnaana . Il IL Aa aeett@ skfso. ~ ~
Pnse hrnnL lnasba MaFnmmae d. GmF@em1s 1~iap
81 aaoam mnFiaaanna ela ea3ns 10 $3.50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
mAnsNA DE TRIGO.

Ia IL sasiaaal 30 heasss tsslae ningana isnp<sf-
tneaaa emFn eseas 81 sasei9 h@a@ 4nu EasAFa @ua
tlana esumasx A aaaa nnageE. Ru@a - e4tsienete
10 pla8a - ANY Fmtmei "a eWMah a~&@sa@@ aht@f
madas - anaafiA So harfiL
lie u aaEmFlGaaMs fntfNs4NSefoA 80 - go =
NwYsm - hunNsrfnFk. 80 h&fgaAsms qMa ~ Fu@ltHa-
Fas olA s.uaas 81 sninae mag esfta - sxasieaa'
ein .,
20 Us pTanaeraa "a peAiessaaa aa1 80 Fiesien'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
Testimonies de Cuba!

Los slguientes son cOrtOs e3tractOs de RlRunas
cartas recibidas durante ell transcurso de un
ano; demostrando cuan acknowledgements conve-
nientes son las -..s... ..f.ss....g- 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
PARFE MEROANTIL.
Revista Quincenal MeFcantiL
Puerto Rico 26 De NbTe. dc 1873.
swPOmTAcH0S.

M IA psusunts qulnouna - p.eds9es Ies~nAs 81
nakesn sssstnaSesgGa ne u antegt9f bas@ es 40
@@1@~ - 90 - Aascanss. h9n Sa1le l~Aeaa-
Esia aia ematMFNa a4sasecs Mekae > ee.ess- - - -
momnamtma pans ams 300 pesanit@ Foaef nhgefA& @1a
aKiatanetka e1saa1amaNGs 0oa t0nE&ea~. T1@S@A'
a. al - tkcms.s 80 mElftaa d. smpGga4sr nae'
Wsa fo0npEaas - s.-...-.
a aaaainaaeiea snaoutEAF&n na1stssas t@s@f -
eann.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
ANUNCIOS DIVRRS(S.
llPATERIA IA ESTRELLA Dr. OR0.'
s. FRANCISCO MUM. AZ.

IN ests sstAblecimiento ACADIA de recibir
nn baen suftldo ds inateriAlssa. que sou los 81
gnientss. Msroqaines de iifercntsa eolores, la
aAnA, ehArolss. bessFr0, eAbTitillas, ehagrlnes,
hMisn de lana. escanib bTOn. sela. hilo, cordones,
noFtsss para botlnss tlfantes para OOtnes de di T.
IwFentsa rlAmna. haFmAs de ultima moda. gam
bales para lsgtincs eTTAinienhaa de todAs ciasTs.
= MAaaina lie easarT. ta,d0 es de superior calldad
4 g. FsallEa pFeeass. sumAlneute te mOdicos. lila
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28

ORGAkO DEL PARTIDO DE LOS WPANOLY SIN CONDICIONRS
GIROS.

:, ;. Borras Hermanos, del Comercio de esta
PIaza, giran sObre Alicante, Barcelona, Bilbao,
Malaga, Orense, Palma de Mallorca, Padron,
POntevedra, Riyadeo, Sevilla. Santiago, San
tander, Tarragona, Tuy, Valen sia, Vigo, Vive-
ro, VIlagarcia yZaragOza.-Puerto-Ric 10 de
ener0 dc lS73.-Calle de La Fortaleza n1m %.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28

HASA ssls hnsAs As imPraaion, ". ttA. en- pa.
ssndo, BA ctH. IA lnsA- Los saseEiiores PagAran
sss. Las anunsios per mssssS ahos - PuhleAFAn
prscios conEendoaAlsa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
Paja, pajilla, rejilla, jun
saiiio. 10 Els- hhrA peu'dA. kAmos FilArmonla.
IA
Cajas de hierrO incom-

kasfibins De eoinhinAelonacion. inabribles. En
aA4a Ia IouiAs oiasa hoo aay4gass kAmOa
fasfto kloo, CTaa -. ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
Gasdah b h Elsl6 UlulG d IeAelea.

AstaFlFess Rsf 81 islAsfase 8apsftef 1tsll de osaA
aes sFe sssfUHs laa t4meses@ Aosasaafss ga 81 dta
tsat@ So ~eA@ hsla ~ Aaag nsea9tss nh d u.s. sos
FNae8assaaa ssa a sas4ea Raala2 s-eaFlts ~et@
Aaa@Msaa@ tssfun w paasroa FsMassF@ asm
81 stsFss stsFA 40 as tsea nSttssE afs ie iss~ q
= 4 ts8m ms@0aa "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28

n. VVLLosFVII''I'OI" 70 tIVH4" OF "abt DUAHu4AA4b
los dias 81 siguIentee.
Para In ngIateTra. EsFafa,
Francia, Alemania, toda 4
Europa, Asia anthomas III II 10 medic al Z.
Pscfhoo TERRA hrmey las
Colonias Ingleaas
Para Ia Habana ios Es- q,
tados- Unidos Msjioo. S'"4@ 10
coonia ing gleaaa. 'A~ ~"'
D, Para el Brasil R.odeiA Eldias
I Via San Tadmas poi
porn 10. e..acu tt..a Da ~
- Via d~ Jamaica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28

nss smmems @aum8ns e pwfm Hvmam
AmwM kAaan saass&a emmMAAa - mnnmuas Maa@
-. =. = -. = -. -. 49,. :. -. !:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
Giro de Letras.

Sobre Cadjz, Sevilla y Madrid por todas can
tdadcs col ia vista giran los que suscriben.
PHert0-Rico febrero de 1673.-Iriarte Herma-
no dc CaTacena Comp Fill
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
LAS DOS ANIILLAS.
Elbnca De tlblc0, cigarnll0 ! pcalufa;
oE %. 40 noDnIGUEzrG ENTE~
Gale de Tstuan Jrcafs al eatS del Comeruio.

Casrt.ilas 'r ~ ctgarlins papri oyuxur blAngD,
. s4 20 aat4Glo dir : pras4a atrIantu asa
isi, ae - gd. I'd vi. - pof ! id. la. - = -.
ld. ar ~ la. td. id. - ssor tt td- Isl. a. AT
la- dc IS ia kFgss@ ~ peg o. us. id. ; -
t'icntsgga pgsgas.sia un p@qartu~ do a i 81 rGas
Iu. ris pss4aetuo 1ta pgenn4ef = "a etc.
IL. ssiest~s aol R94a = -
IABAtOs I.LAB0aAnUs
lsss pegt@}na % s4s8 = So.
HnkAttA@ 4tEata4sfa&a id $50
Iaa~Hea u aaaass ssa. = 2es
kosAAta 4SAteEts. t4 A4a
lei. mstssH taeHN.4 81. = 80.
Coseksssa 88.
hagaAsa sss eesBettAa I'll 4 80
Loaea4tas bA. = 80.
H9asAs sd e4k
td e4t4tsdE .sts@a ss gAagtur "a. i kta
Ldadspa - aSg
h@KA444 81 8sAtssAFa@Aas pAaawsaa as t.tYaan
AttAE Daauo ~. sa. sa 81 4stA
aatllak ssa. u q 4a-
Id FesanAa0 III. "a. "a. 70.
soEA.-~E4 presto dos g&xarrsgia 81, : yy. ...
a9a 81 paB"et ea@ps~@ssa De asSas Aa Aaxxssk,r
"a mss@ a@s@aaeNkf@ Ia AaY esSasssses.~ - u.
an basa sssgtsss0 ar FAses lie A5Eo Ia lAa .ssse.
esfeaa AspaaA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
DE Ia HAHAAA.

La Constipation habitat do enn hhhia Vtsa. I
ado curwdo con las tilaoSAA- II. f. Gsmiea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
POrque Ocupar I'm con-

tfstts - s@saf 81 Essa. sstsr ~ saillssses de
- A@m famAasissssa. s.ssaaas go asrsaag g'rso
saessa go sgNw e. - saAt4 Ne - eEsas - - ssA
"A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
ALMACE N TALLER.
CALLB DES. JUS1O NUNE6O 10.

III que suacTibe ofrece sus servlcios este res
petable publico, en- cambio de una m3dica re-
Gr1bucIon conventional, on todo 10 que abraza
el slguIente anuncio. -
SO hace toda clase de instalaciOnes de tuberia
para gas aqua Oh Las casas 8 establecmientOs
publlcos partculares.
Llmpleza de tnbos, lamparas; y composition
de ambas cOsas.
heparacion dc bombas de sacar aqua, cons-
trucclon do faroles de todo 10 eoncerniente q
ho)alatel1a. como para todo 10 mencionado
c.enta con entc1dldos operarios admitira tam
Dlen a0onos mensuales para Ia limpiezA de
lampaTaa.
EN- VENTA 7 MUY BARATO.
LAmparas dc cristal meta. hero de variaa
clases; bombaA para idem ara sacar aqua; tu
IBERIA de plomo, hierro metal; llaves para gaa
y aqua, grandes chicas; porta-bombas me-
neros de varlas classes y todo 10 concerniente
al aluinbrado.
Vldrios pianos dc distintas dimenniones para
taToles, vldr1eTas otros usos.
poT nltimo otTAs muchaa coaas que pueden
verse Gu el citado establecimientO.--P
HIc0. sotlembre % de iS78.-J. h. Steiaacher.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
pE uuIxEs.

ia natalnoria dnasus an yssutsp ms has ss
clio fsdssF tah1he psFa sDu a0io tfea Astas1skss "
ildnges asvo hatrgae eagAasu easaapsrlAnaaats. ss
ADeO TmpaR ala
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
ANUNCIO.


paesesA&s t&a 80 saesMs ao sastA. sastsa As
lss@ ase Ae b.saa ga Eas@a ~ n -
ke@sys 4s as@ss snaG&Na asaMA4A 14ss sassse
- &a&A esfs ssAs .A@ms % s9eaAsAna aa&ss.
- sss@s ssssas@aawlas EAsssasza - ssss- 81 =
A. uG IA BAk0A vox EtaGnAgaa
zfses~ a. ga4@gss esgW2&Aas gsNks.aazs a4x. La
s&fsss~e e. - sgsNt ea@ss&a@see - tA2kRA stMaA
t&A - - AAaA A4aae = V&4 - s@8as
sssfsass - - ts&istA0a sss EJN AkAa - 50. Il
49, t& #ssass - setksAak ss8N asssE1ss a
- AaaFtes&A ttsA - #fssaa=sass 4-aa Asaa Aea ~
seAkaA. saAAA 49, AaAAa uMm&A.g46Au ~ Aan MAMr
2etss a~ss@e as.A@ 49, -. -
tasss@s azaa.saaaa ss@aaassasA
LIS FAoAMs
uJoa EggSa
aG EAuMEAaAA
nN tiS aNHKu
a. MAMa6a Nkkas N1aA n 81 an s.sa ~.
&aes 81 Asess &s t4aes. s4sN&r zass saass -
&eAkSeAa - 4kasH ss0sAA Is ssa ss
sssssssss - $50 ss1ssf - $50 Ass 80 ees
ssssssses4 t.s ssssas + - FeaaA
81. n. - mAMsua WsNa q aN i AANg4 4aa3a,.s.
nasAae a3ks ssss - ssssaaa Asa Aa4 a.sasss Asssa
80 A.sA@ f.ses 80 asAHaa ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
DE mULGtFIN.

~TEe ansha asg - I b.sss+iA AZ pshaeFMa gAsA ~
Aas 80 hAn 9seasta - - AaA3M e@msksssa aea VI
ala ht1AFao tkpxsaaas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
RxPORTACnON.


Ninwuna transaction que pOder resenar. pOF no
hsLoT niagun frntO disp0nible de II pasada cose'
Ga N tiempO sigue aiendo bastante favorable
- - plantAeionas, tznt0 este distritO,
60 "a alsasaas dc los prlneipales de Ia Isa 40 pre-
amEan nlgnnos haecndados para empexar sns taenas
de - pE6Kima Eafra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28

"ssaaA Boaallnm de pfldnFAe ne rGEaFun del dssgs
De essomAEo nAl 4lianto" hiaa1i horunas-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28

DIX cARDENA.

'Tangn sl guato de anunciAr qnc ans IilduTss n
aau earAdo do las sIrccsonss disesptseAa." Lhia
uraua
DE CARUKNAA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28

PRECIos DE sUscRrpc1oN.

- k--15I II JtlHaUUh
Por un afo edelantadO en- IL Capital pueblOs de
la Isla, $106 meses id. i'd. $5 80 cts-3 meses i'd i'd
$3.Un mes i'd. en- la Capital rs.--Un mes id. on Loo
pueblos de la Isla 10 ns--Un n6m. CnuetO 2 rs sar
El BOLETIN se envia franco de porte cualquier
punto de Ia Isa pOr cOnducto de agsntes respee-
GvOs. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
pE QlEsFtAs4os-

s4ta tessaF alt xaa4 sspssfaea eafnEmgaa1 NJ -
aacsta gmaeh A. Iks@silssas kssa3nssses~ pase s@m
eS ass d tAa FnFAs da3snAs Esna ssaAAaaaA vaaEs
10 ga est&aa "a vswas angFx4 zxas4sA Jaa4ate
knbaA4eAs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
Consulate Britanico.
MES DE NOvIEMBRE. Il.

La correspondence Ee cierra OF este cousnl4de
los diaa niRnientea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28

lie psdacido por muchpa afius slui MAJ as Htgn
do. u fraScos de piloras ar Bristol han e.
RADIO radiCalnunto.t' CArloa II. Nora a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
pg TKIAigaAu

~lI~Nensa - saa4a sxsssr sse ss&4aea As&iNsaA d
am emo a6mNssa h6e@ 81 sasaEsMsa6@ - aAeams 80 -
1l asa 10 h-ssoAA@s - FtA&geAs K-ass4a r. Aaaa,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
pg P1xAg un. a1o

4 80 es@ssaaGes &ekseea ~ hseAes ssAsma8a aza
As 9MEAass aHesaesAs FgAeaaa - SEE 80
skxsssa msFs hsssstAsS gsss ~ GsAEA
L. agAsssssa Al asatAas sssasEs 80 - FAEs
a4 seNmuaM i a4g Ass ess34 RAFA
lA. s@ses4 e aasAs - ssaws szaAM s.ssssA&
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
CAFE.

NJ hA doeaidO Ia animation en- % dsmanda que
giens guzand0 esie frutO 81 precio dc plst a. por
class o0TTiuntes da enbaTqne. pcTmAnece soste-
nido.
CIEROs DE RES.
continuan muy sDlicitad0s pagandOee los dul'
oos Dc ~ 81 30 AlEedodoF do 10 Pc los sslAdos
AGUARDIRNTE OE CANA.
sia yaEiAcion 81 pFeeio do este hquidO alTededor
De ~ Ps- bOooy de no gals, ain envase.
CAMBaOs.
sobre L.6udFus es.0S A5.a0 pOr &.
ksPshA a ~ ps premio.
MONErA RnO.
OnEas EapAAolas cat ana
coi0mbiAnaa elot "a. g.y.n aonv.nio sa
AanerieAnA4 lk u 81 IA. } na,eial
Grutinas esa "a.
ftAsA kn2aholA 81 p9.
Dgseaento lnaEeAailT del ~ al ispS annual.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-04-06

| SISTERS OF MERCY.-In an exceedingly
brilliant piece of descriptive writing in the
London Daily Ielegraph-which we take to
be from the pen of Mr.. George Augustus
of the late Emperor Napoleon, the follow
ing occurs: After dwelling upon the ap-
pearance of the Chapel, and the Numerous
grand personages, male and female who
were present at the Mortuary Mass, the
writer proceeds to say: But the shadow of
this bcvy ofgrandes danes de par ts monde,
whose names awaken SO many reminiscent
ces of facination, of brilliance and splendor.
Motionless as statues, aud but for an occa-
sional sob, wholly silent, they sit coming
their mssals or counting beads. Only once
during the weary hour OF more of their
waiting is there some stir among them.
This is on the arrival o. two Sisters OF
Mercy in their snowy wimples and heavy
black robes and wells. These are the two
Sisters, who, since the Emperor's death,
have been praying beside the pallet on
recruits sent from the Mother House in the
Rue du BAG, Paris, from that noblest army
of martyrs in the cause of humanity of
" hich the foundation is due to the forvent,
yet practical, piety aud charity of st. Vim
cent de Paul. Where are these blessed
women not to be found By what death
bed, in what hospital, gaol, or convict hulk,
what fever stricken village, what plague
smitten hovel, on what red battle field,
have they not sat and watched and fought
the good fight, binding up wounds, cooling
parched lips, closing. weary eyes7 Now
they are kneeling by the couch of a dead
Emperor; now they are hiding in town
in China, steadily striving to wean Chinese
mothers from the commission of infanti
cide;. now they are in the midst Of rapipe
and carnage, working-all feeble women as
they are-like giants, to mitigate the hor-
rors of war. No wonder that, as these two
seats of honor have been apportioned to
are stretched out to meet
theirs with kindly pressure, and more than
one low murmur is heard eff "les 6onnes
sears"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-04-06
We clip the following from late number of
tho Nntchez fourier

We clip the following from late number of
tho Natchez Courier.
The st. Louis Republican devotes consilera
Bile space tn description of u new industry
which has been in operation in that city foi
eight months past, being an Ammonia manu-
factory. Some timo ago. several enterprising
st. Louisans conceived tho idea of turning to
Pro6t the gas water running waste for many
years from the ST. Louis gas works. This wa.
tor, flowing very respectable stream from
Vie mandatory, was known to contain, in
sclHiion, worry largo per cent of ammonia
~ " ae proposed to tnp this stream ON its way
20 tne sewer and separate from IT. the ammonia
Aeia In solution. Besides reapinS from ths same
= lAir profit tho enterprise was successful from
Sae start The fret sm phato of ammonia
nan niactnred was of superior quality? aud
EonRd ready sale, the demand exceeding the
capacity Of the works The article was al
most entirely consumed in tho Mississippi Val
BeE although orders were received from points
a. far cast rs the Aiieghanies, and as far south
Is Charleston, S. c., aud Now Orleans
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-04-06
Building Associations.

Major Griffin, of Philadelphia, writes as fol-
lows in the Journal, paper devoted to the in
terests of the Irish Catholic Association OF
America, of which he is editor:
Father Burke has frequently said that the
Irish in America, to be n powerful element IN
the country, must acquire wealth, so that tneir
influence may be more readily eXerted and felt.
While many of our people have, by prudence
and economy. or foresight, acquired very
honorable nostion in the rank of wealth, still
it is fact that the great majority of the mem.
hers of our Societies are those who must toll
for their daily bread" Hence, to point ont
the way by which riches may be secured from
the small sums which can be saved from the
week. y or monthly wages is rendering service
mental in effecting.
Philadelphia enjoys the proud title of the
"City of Homes )" an honor to which no other
mechanic can be the owner of a house, paid
for by his accumulated savings deposited in
Building Association. These cooperative Or
CARNATIONS have given thousands of the in
dustrious of our city home at monthly rate
no greater than would have been paid for rent
We bnt wish that members of our Societies
who know not what has been accomplished
through the aid of these Societies, could visit
our fair city and see the long rows of"'mechan-
ics' houses" constantly being erected, averaging
fire miles year for several years past Phiia-
delphia has 400 of these Associations, having
a total capital of thirty million dollars, all safe,
sound aud reliable. The system is plain, and
easily understood, and while many new plans
or notifications of old ones are being made
known, none are deceptive or difficult to nnder-
stand.
The Building Associations of Philadelphia
kave also Union, of which are corrcspon-
ding secretary, and in the fulfllment of the
duties of that Office we will be greatly pleased
if we can aid our Union brothers in making
known the system where it does not now exist.
Nowhere in all America can homes be found
SO abundant as in our city. Here every family
has a home to itself, and it is this home-tceling
and the spirit of cnntentedness and happiness
thereby engendered, that has doubtless led to
our people being characterized as "slow."
Where prosperity reigns, and every man has
a home, discomfort and agitation are not likely
to predominant; hence, Philadelphia is be-
lieved to present n quiet Quakerlike aspect |
We are not so easily excited. perhaps, as neigh
boring cities, but we are safe sort of people
to depend on.
And all this marked contentedness of our
people is because we are lat home" as no
others are and most of rs have become pos
SCISSORS of our homes through Building Associ
atoms, which have now become recognized as
one of the "peculiarties" of Philadelphia lite.
So we say to Union brothers. initiate
Philadelphia, make n home, and you will know
If conten tment, coming from the result OF the
nutnal cooperative system, as applied to add
ne to Your prosperity. Organize Building As
'oci'Sions, or join those already organized.-
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lima would become on his lips wall of woe :.
"happer tins" that he is not here TO witness
her desolaiions.
Had Now England claimed Timred as ma
tive, his name would stand high upon tue
calendar of her canonized poets had he been
British born, all cultured Englishmen wo1ld
treasure his fame from Land's End to Jonn
Ot5roat's. As it is, are we Southern people 40
rich in home born singers that we can anora
to let the volumes of our dead Charleston poet
lie on the publishers shelves uunppreciated'
unbought, unread
MkpGAPET T. PRESTON.
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MSsENGgH SUNDAY APRIL 1873

luxuries of the ocean to those who have never
been within thousand miles of its roar. Such
an undertaking, scien titicaiiy carried ont, Will
euttle the officers of the Smithsonian to the
gratitude of the nation. The introduction and
cultivation of new kinds of food, raising and
fatteDing itself without cost, is n practical
gift of science, which even the uneducated can
Observation-Disclosures.
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A gentleman whose memory is not quito so
Geod Hs it used to be, when he has any thing par.
SioulaF to remember next morning, makes
PaastAoe of tnrninG ono of the nietnres In his
6odEO0n with the face to tho wall. Ho fnds IL
EoEI arla-tnR next day tFyiaE 70 raoOIleot
NSa - tprHsd 1t for. =.
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Dryden was so bound up in his books
that his wife exclaimed: 81 wish were a
book that might always be in your socie-
ty." ~ wish You were an almanac, so
could change you every year." replied he.
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At meeting Of tire Board of Directors beld m -.
tenth day of June, 1872. IL was resolved tn nav
CASH DIVIDEND of THIRTY l Rk CENT, on tna
net earned participating premiums for the wear ENDING
MAy1l 1872 payable the third Monday of Univ no+
Also to pay Ten Per Cent interest to the sorip
upon conversion Of their scrip into Capital
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leroy BEL

OLD ESTABLISHED TROY BELL FOUNDRY
Continue to manufacture those BELLS (which have
made TROY celv bra ed throuRhOnt the word and
which have been made ut this mt during the
past twenty years.. and making nole BeII. an
nuAlly thRn anv other Foundry in the couptIv for
Ghurrhes Acadeuies Plantations etc rBade Of genuine
Bell Metal Copper aud Tin Rotary Mountippn the
Uest in use All Bells Warranted Satisfactcrv - Wv
Large Illustrated Catalogue cent tree nvGn appItoa.
hon JONES 4 Co Tror = v
CAuTfoS-6eware Of partiea claiming IN mannfaeture
&e0uiuo Troy Ghofo HrtB vhosa Foundry "A NOR 40
RHvEl haa heeo IOoaeed IN Trey, n. " nnid osnion -
a1esl9eas . deceive ~ Rahse tsaSIY
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
A MEXICAN MUTUAL. INSURANCE
ASSOCIATION OF NEW ORLEANS,
25 Commercial Place,
Between Camp and St. Charles streets.
(STRICELT FIRE.

STRICTLY FIRE.
Parties DESTROYS of Insurance have the privilege
making two half yearly payments and entitled to
equal portion of the dividends at the end Of the
lieu thereof to the usual rebate Inspres against
Fire Risks exclusively in City Country at the low
est rates of premiums. u. LEUBRIE President
i. MEYER, Secretary.
o. S. ASCu, Superintendent of a Gencies
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STATE OF LoUIsIANA ,
Parrish of Orlesna, City OF New Orleana (
sworn to and subscribed before NO. the tenth dav o
Juno, 1874. 10y "
p. CHS. CUvITLIER, Notary Pob,;o.
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Inc above statement is jnst true correct trans
c11pt from the books of tho company
n NJ >,o, P. FoURCHY, President.