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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-07
V EN- IA.

Sc venden dos pianos nuevos recen lleRados de In
Pe0fnsula, sin extrenar. En- esta Imprenta daran
4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-07
VENTA.

Deseo Vendef 81 amor de los annnsras Is paste y
"El inferno dc los zelosn 2. parta .Mants1 eapa (
eombreros, tomos;y y cnmpro. al Cands ds Mna-
te Leon el Eso,a del Gran Mnndon l. u Be-stss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-07
Maquinas de coser.

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seMa3a Ne8141seMAN gsaAssa - = MoNNNsane -
E4fAt4A 30 Oms, - fFtssAsss aA -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-07
BRANDY INGLES.

Por botellas v garrafones, vino do .Burdeos San
ternes, Malaga, Moscatel. jer.z, OpoIto, MADEIRA,
Champana de varias classes, Chartrense absinthe
Amargo Aqua de azahar Aqua celeste horda To-
gitima q % reales EN- casa de T. RAMOS. 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-07
Plan

So vende uno do Bolsaelot auo tiene de ~.
nOco mas dc IN aho. ForfAcka "a euarto = de.
lA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-07
Sc vende.

ae retuan. 81 alguna persona IA sYstsx. s.t - So
er con sl dacho que habtta Ion ssa- Passs.- sass
A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-07
Giro de Letras.

Sobre cadiz, Sevilla y Madrid por todas can
tidades 4 eofta vista giran los que snacriben.
Puerto-Rico febrero de ls73.-lfiarte HERNIA
no de Caracena y Comp IF.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-07
8 Z!
WM1H41E@e
Establecida en- 1882.
~ nOrxl.I.Aa aRAxDEs DE KEDIA AzUNDR1
nmwum Pmramcnaer Do In mmngroa
- m4a sssIsaas rsmedso para y Primacwe
Iwane.
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-. NssaEss sAassAaA slns3smsstsntaas CaAFsAans
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-07
L EY
PARA Ia ADOLICION DE- La ESCLAVIYUD
EN- LA nsLA DE,PUERTO-RICO.

Votada por la Asamblea Nacional en- % de
mario de 1878 y ReglamentO tornado p0r el Go
bierno Superior Civil de la nisma Isla para cum
plimentar 10 dispuestO en- la citada Ley.
Publicado por Gonzalez, impresor de Gobier-
no prcvia la autorizacion correspondence.
Ejemplar 25 cts. Docena de ejemplares 20. IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-07
Palnlas de cocos.

Eacidas propias para trasplantar els IS cts ell
oiento en- casa de r. RAMOS 2-a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-07
AVISO.

Muy Sr. nuestro.-Por m1tun convenio queda
disuelta 10 Sociedad mercantil lue giraba on
esta plaza bajo Ia razon do
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-07

cnyos negocios pendientes y su liquidation que
dan cargo de los expresados s0cios.
Nos peTmitimOs llamar In ateDcion do In nue.
va Sociedad segun circular que precede.
Rogamos u 50 siTva dispeusar nueetros
sucesores Ia misma contianza con que han hon.
RADIO siempre sus muy atentos y. 3. O. b. s. NJ.
Lt0mpdrtp PoHs 3--3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-07
Sillas inglesas para

montar, cabcEadas. bocasios estEshos do metal. Re
Clones do sstr.hsss ca casa dc b kAAuN -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-07
Para carros y carretas.

- Sc hallara cOnstantemente un dep6sitO dc
carros carretas, ruedas, eies. bnjes de hicrro
colado, sunchos, pernerfa surtida, demas artf-
cul0s c0ncernientes q esta clase de obras.
Tambien se hallara ademas de ventas pifias
nanzanas, camones con la vueta sacada, lanzas
rayos para las mismas.
Todo 10 qua serealiza presios m6dicos Id
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-07
COnsulado Britanico.
MEs DE MAYO.

La correspondence cierra er este Consulate
loA diAs niguientna.
Para IngiAtnrra, EspAAA.
FrAnciA, AlomaniA, todA
Europa AniA Santhomaa. ) III Is y ~ medic dla.
PArinoo, 1laFrA nFna lAa
ColoalAs LngleAAs
Para = Habaaa, 10. Es-l gla,.n
tAdos- Unidos Meiico. "@ ~
Para San ThomAa lAsl -,
ooloniAa lngiesaA |' 4A -
ri,:s' r.. al bfa-ai , RI'd' IA Eldi.m
/ Via San Th6maa pan
Para lee Eas&Aas uniaoa vapor amsFseano ii Il
p. g.. s..n,.s. ula M
via Ass1 ats alnA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-07
VLAGB DIRECIO A La PENINSULA
VAPOR ESPANOL "LULIO."

A principle del pr6xino mes do Mayo
saldfa de este puerto ell mencionado va
por admitiendo passage y oarga para Vigo,
Oadiz, Barcelona y Palma de Nallorca,
uyas tarifas Sc anunciarkn oportunamente
Omitmos recomendar las excelentes
cualidades tanto en- ell tIato & los passage
ros, como eD la rspidez de marcha del
buque por ser ya suficientemente couoci-
do por gran numero dc personas que 10
utiIiEaron en- su anterior Wage del mes dc
JUNO dltimo, hAbiendonos sido dc gran
satisfaction los elogios que ae nos han he
clio del esmerado trato que dispense "a
Emo inteligente captain ID. Marcos Pi-
cornell, Antique maEino en- ID caueta dc
eata Antiila.
Por 10 tanto 10 anunciamos la per.
sonaa que gusten apfuvechAr esta opor.
tnnidad para tFasiadaFsc { IL Pcninanla en
aquella techa en ID segutidad Do que cuAl
quieg otro btqoe De 81 clasu no superata s
III tusnas cot dic.ones 81 qas tcncnoa ii
gusfu Dc AnuuctAF.
Puyrso-k klco do sbdI DE- 1919 -I.n.
consagnatallus, B BoFsks Hrrmauoa ~
FUgtairxa 25. l0--Io
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-07
'ARTIDO DE Los RSPANOLES SIN CONDICIONBS.
Testimonies de Cuba!

Testimonies de Cuba!
Los siguientes son cortos extractos de alguna1
cartae reclbldas durante ell transcursO do un
a1o; demOstrando cuan acknowledgements conve-
nlentea son las
dl|
PsldOrGS Vegetables AgucGrGdGs
1e Bristol para el China de Ia IslG de Cuba.
DEMATANZAs.
"Cuatro frascos dePildoras de Bristol me han ca.
RADIO de I'M fuerte dolor de cabeza" Manuel flHnens
DE LA HABANA.
mi antigua Indigestion ha desaparecidc CON q
uso de nuevs botellas do Pildoras." Eduardo Ante
nio Aloes.
DE SANTIAGO DE CUBA.
"Inhnitas gracias; cinco botellas de Pfldoras han
oxtrpado los granos de mi cara" }. Bau1sSa 0AVS"
DEsANCTIEsPIRITU.
'Estoy muy agradecido Vds. Ia Dyspepsia Ia de:
sap9recido graclas las Pndoras de BrlstoL SosS
ROdrgues.
DE REMEDIES.
Las Pndoras dc Bristol me han curado de Las Al
morranas, no ME han vueltO va hace JO meSeS' Z.
M. de Zouza.
DEPUERTO PRINCIPE.
He padecdo pOr mnchos amos del NAL de Ell MgS-'
do: IL ascOs de sus Plldoras do brStol me han cu'
RADIO radicalmente." Carlos r. Mora.
DE SAGUA.
'Tengo el gusto de anuncar que sus PildOEas ms
ban curadO de las afecciones dispeptlcas' LUIS -
DE cARDENAs.
La Constipation habitual de que liable aVds. In
sido Curado con las Pildoras." P. /. Gemez.
DE LA HABANA.
"seis Botellas de Pildoras me curaron del doloR
de est0mago NAL aliento" Miguel Martinez
DE GUINES.
La hatuienoiS dolores dc vientre me nan no
cho padecer iachI pero solo tres hotellita6 de
PIld0res crco II rme curado completam6ntos' Js'
doro 1mperlA4t.
DE CIENFUEGOS.
''5in tener ninguna especifca enfermedad, he pa
decide mucho de Debilidad Lab guId6z, ptro con
sl uso dc las Poras durante tres semanas ne Vuei"
70 mi estado de vigor y fuerza naturA' Joaquin
RablIo
DEHoLGUIN.
He hscho uso do botelIa de Pildoras para pro
bar me han curado de Ia hebre continue que ~
aiAn Ricardo Guxman.
DE TRINIDAD.
'Dospusa de tanto sufrir de ataques blliosos. pOF
An me annto bisn; e reaultado 10 he aleanxAdo con
el ua0 de botellas de Pildoras." Pedro n LAnS&
DE PINAR DEF RIO.
ssIoa eonstantss dolores do higAdo eet6mAgo Loo
hs nmFndO uaando traacoa dc gus PildorAa y me
= snto 0tru h0mbgc." Jose de Costa
La ZArKapaEriila NJ niAIno tempo que Las Fildo-
- prnnura mneho toda eura.
Da vuntA tolAA las pElneIpalsa g b0tIcaA:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-07

Los siguicntes son cortos extractOs de algunas
cartas recibidas durante ell transcursO do un
ano; demostrando cuan acknowledgements convs-
nientes son las
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-07
EN- VENTA Y MUY BARATO.
Almacen de hierro
DE ALVARO VAZQUEZ,
EN- LA MARINA.

Sc acaba de recibir directamente de Europa
un gran surtido de hierro en- llantas, barras
cuadradas y redondas de todas dimenciones,
planchas chapas para chimeneas, calderas de
vapor y otr0s usOs, anclas, ganchos y guarda-
cabos para embarcacioDes. Pintura verde, CO..
Orada, blancozinc fno ordinario, aceite lima i.
"a crudO quemado, clavazon surtida, aejes 6
ARGOS de hero para piperfa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-07
ANO XXX1II.
Este peri6dico pubica los domingos, microbes y
v6rnes; cuando las crcunstancias 10 exigen SO dan
lcances 8 suplementos.
PRECIos DE ANUNCIos.

Ha,ta seis Eneas de impression, A fits. pa
sando. & cts. la Inca. Los suscrtores pagaran
cts. Los anuncos por meses amos SO publicaran
precios convencionaes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-07

Mapas de Puerto
Cartnlina blanca de color lustrado no. en- ca
aa do F. RAMOS. 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-07
B. BDRRAS I HERMANOS.

Han cambiado su almacen- -escritOriO Ia ca.
lie della Fortaleza n0mero 90.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-07
Alminlculos para ca

lesas ruedAs lanZaa vaTaa arcoa. eiea baica, faro
lea velas grucsas dc cera hnls para eaposas pso.
botones hncoa, galones. pao anoho. fassna, taele-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-07

kOTA. ~A conseearaesA 70 Ia caateats-
"a ! qv0 ssGdss. que sonvsrtsu -
paAage 81 q baqua - dsstgsrAa
f'go hemoa Fasnelso d. aeuesdo
con II Emptssa, cAsnhlAs este pusx
TO - e@cala Goa 81 d. SAngandaf
CO cayo pasEso go AAmisi5ua los
paaAgefos ga sqUel requisite.
rnECaom pa PASSAGES.
y Casa N ck4Aa
Para s4asaadss y cAIa $50 1lt0
Para nAse~ Ca J P.smA. 80 10
rmE1ao1 nG cAmaA.
Para sa@GAsAaF IAaaa- aSa eaa ii u. As
aAasA,
F.sA n4fewAa@A j Is.lnA O. - Il -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-07
MlIOAalRlTORDDEA

Ilx MaxsMee MAssuvSgl lsTaenao nentAssn --Se
ssses~ a@s Ah&sxaa ~ pahlASe sA Kxnssnl &c
asssS - spazEFAawmks - psUEUNA0n nn 81 n.
eA@eEe ~ SM1se - SAa EsA0xAeens
M0eNn - ssmsnaAa4 - . IL - u masAmna !
e = - = knk4a A-FI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-07
DE PINAR DEF RIO.

'Ios ennstantea dolores do higado eetomAGo lo1
hs emFnAO uaando traseos de sus PildorAa, me
eusD otro hombre." jose dc Costa
La ZArxapagriila nj nsismo tempo que Las Pildo-
a pgamurA mneho toda euTa.
10 vuntA on todaA las pElncIpale botIcaA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-07

La hatnicnci@ . dolores de vientre me han he
eho padecer Fiachp pero solo tres hotelita3 DC
Pildores croo II rme curado completamente" Jsi'
doro YmperiA4s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-07

"Daapuea de tanto sufrir de ataques blliosos, poE
An me nlnnto bian; e reauitado 10 he alcanxAdo con
sl go dc botelias de PtIdOras." Pedro Il LAnSe'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-07

"Seis Botellas de Pildoras me curaron del doloR
de est0mago NAL aliento." Miguel Martinez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-07
DE CIENFUEGOS

"5in tenor ninguna especiica enfermedad, he pa
decide mucho de Debilidad LaL guldSz. peCo cor
al uso dc las Pdoras durante tres semanas no vue'
70 mi estado do vigor fuerza natur ii" Joaquin
Rabllo.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17
s~;o.sos.sss2 S?cr1odv!

A. - i-:-i o-c..r. C.i.rr C~a-racfa-
.sz:si l.l7%ci q !c>..v.:0- !-ru:rr'rg1,airn
I-:sE-., I::.i-s. Eo-GS.; s.rE, Gi
esr.:-Ss IL to. II il 80 aI.r."l 30 20 ~it":s
- tea ;.:5:cvSs% .'isH I'D fc-c:-tu ~ :ha log :,
'~.oa5i.t rn:sr !;s sa..ia7a:..- ii.cccaco. Il gives
tons scEi at-cE.--Es - tic .2Htirc aE-
p:-itzsI. G&a-siEEsn-2Scar ard So;,.iity
f~I-:-o-S-eD 40 E.iIc- ro.-2Tscs ~ ;
EiS.cJs u--i ESISE., ror;'"ves tue effect >:
e=5".s or orer:"4@t.f ary LII md gives W
a:..t- .-S s-Si=c.- 90 G'oS2.
~. cCr::-, !,weIa LII. 80 Co., ctely rcor" {.
.za t.,s e: ;i:o .::'i Of ia - 81 evan tho So sci
tho ac'rEa s.ra:.-,. :i.r-rir Irsr.n.::.5 ant A-inI
z..":cc.: cc;l t~c5;C..artiro Srlr.
:o=-:.f>Z:. t.iI are, a::iicu, nisa.B-
e., Ec-c-i oc =. E;z1:-, Eo-W - De:::.
itT. &Gect-o.n OF t.c Ets la:h Ea.
EsoEre-;, cc". taa mill! anil Gs.. ;,h:frl Inv,so-
sl:'t FOR delicate G'is'a:es, iti:as uc ;rcsi"-.
Ey its use he W i.o AK! v:.p- is yea 70 both bod
and 'a;,:!. ~sen;;n.a GOV: Of vi ny far uei. ever,
part, VIM. il 9~2-:acI2lct; az lH.:i1:S. '
Ii tho most ell oiy.:i 20, -dy fer Il: O relief OF
Lsaian ~snCsr:nS we: Giscove:o6 l=d AS ilsa-aut t.
tbs tCst. ~ OLD iyo or FIRE ". e,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17
A.ses.,e Of senator cas-.


In a gcAe by there dwell III
Washington Joha Guy, q cnasscss.
81 III. way, In eoaneotion WIN .Mmo
Col. Forncy tells the aaec
dotc, or rather quotes itifo'" D"u'e'
Euv ssnt the National Hotel in
Wnshinpton. and Emony his guests
,ras Goncrai Cass, then senator o
M;chiosn. Guy dressed iiko Cass,
aud although not rs portiy, kis iarc,
including tho wart, was stranger!
hinsl,aN Oue day n Western friend
of the house camo IN after along riue,
dusty aad tired, and walking up l.
the oiicc, encountered General Case,
who was quietly standing there.
Mistaken him for Guy, he slapped
him on the shoulder aud exclaimed,
"Well. old fellow, here | ann! The
last time I hung my lat up IN !oni
elauiy one Of your clerks scnt me &c
The fourth story ; but now that
have got hold of you, ! insist upon
u lrWcr ROOM"
The general, a most dignifed per-
souage, taken aback by this startling
salute, cooliy replied, ~ GU EaN,
committed a mistake, sir. l am not
Mr.. Guy; | AIN General Cnss, Of
Michigan aud ansriiy turned away
The Western man was shocked at the
Unconscious outrage he had committed
but before he had recovered from hi
modification General Cass, who l,a,
passed around the office, confronted
him again, when, a second time mis-.
taking him for Guy, hc faced him all"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17
PiZZIro,a GrsYS NJ Linn.

In the crypt under the high altar of
the cathedral are deposited the re-
mains of the celebrated Pizzaro, who
wa .assa%ssinatcd at the palace close
by. y small piece o: silver dropped:
into the baud of the sacr's MI, pro-
cures for the traveller admission into
the crypt. Descending a few steps
Nuu rrt.cr & sa!lil Apartment some
twenty feet long, quite light and
w~kitcwasEcd, and whicl travellers
tell us Looks and smells much like a
comfortable wine cellar. The most
prominent object is n large square
tomb, surinountcd Ivy the erect figure
of all abbot and close by this in an
opening in the wall, is what appears
Mt first to be only a collection Of dus-
ty rags, but which, On close inspec-
ton, prove to be all that remains Gil
earth o! the rt.:owct conq!erGr OF
Peru. The remaius have still OH them
the clothes and shoes which he were
at the time of his assassination. or
course, his body is but n skeleton
covered with dried flesh and skin Sc
that no feature is disccrnabie. The
body is covered with the remains o..
what was once white linen, swathcG
round him, bu. the dust of centuries
has collected on it and turned into
a light brown color. and it almos!
pulveriZes when touched. The body
is placed on a harrow piece of plank
i'll Il sioDing position and has been
placed in this hole merely to put it
out of the way.
The people in Lima do not think
anything of the remains of poor Pr
Z...t..; 80 il L. mat unlikely that u
small sum of money j~udiciously i'll
vested might procure for any curios'
ity-hunter so desiring all that is left
to human sight of the conqueror OF
Peru. Such is human fame and mill
tarv glory i'll the very land OF its
highest achievements.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17
An arduous Position.

ITO the United States consul at
Liverpool" writes IL correspondent
of the Chicago Inter-Ocaan, "drift all
Americans, especially the disabled
ones, with all their woes and gricv-
ances to be rcdrcsscd. The consul
is expected to know every possible
and impossible thing, and especially
all that tourists desire to know when
travelling abroad: the best routes
over the Continent, The. hours ortrains
start, the price of tickets to all points,
and. TO recommend cheap lodgins in
oil the principal cities TO it arc
sure to come inmuncrablc number OF
dead beots' who find themselves
stranded Of a foreign shore, without
money and without friends, especially
the former. OF course, 'thc consul
can lend them money enough TO get
home, aud it will be promptly re-
turned when the applicant is once
more among his friends This is the
oft-repcated tale that is told, and
In many cases Jul officials are suffer-
ers In pocket through listening TO
them. Many deludcd persons come
from the United States in search of
fortunes III this country, to which
they haye heard in some indirect way
they are heirs. The consul is expect
ed to learn ull the particulars for them
and IN due time to give them their
own. Information is also often
sought oy persons living here of for
tunes supposed to be waiting for
them in the United States. The con-
sui takes charge OF all deceased citj-
zens' estates, and settles them, when
no friends appear to do so: and he is
citizen that dies abroad, AMI TO keen
the State Department advised of ali
facts concerning American interests
within his Jurisdiction: Of new insen.
lion; of commercial affairs affecting
national prosperity; and. in tinc, "a
have q general supervision over al!
our interests, and to take a, persona
eognizaGce Of all Americans in need
of assistance Mt his post"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17
womauly

There are various kinds of dignity.
and If some arc more eNpcratirs THAI.
others, some are very lovely, and
among the greatest charms ofwomal,-
hood. There is in particular that
soft dignity which belongs to wo-
men who arc affeciioratc by nature
aud timid by temperament, but who
have a reserve of ~sell-respcct tina,
defends them against themselves as
we'll rs against others. These have
a quiet dignity, tempered by much
sweetness of speech aud manner, that
is the loyelicst kind of all. and the
,rh,le as we'll as the most beautiful.
They are like the lady in "Comus,"
and seem TO cast the spell of respect
on all with whom they are asSocia-
ted. No man, save OF the coar>cst
fibre, and such as only physical
strength a control, could be rude
TO them in word or brutal in deed :
Tor them, very indefinite but very
strong withal, which seems to give
them special protection from inso-
lencc: and 4 loving woman OF sof!
manners. whose mind is pure and
who respects herself, is armed Will:
rov-nr which nnua hut the yilcst
Sau LUIS is thC WOtiuN w no
gets . precise obedience from her SER
wants. without cXactiGg il. who's,
children do not dream Of diSpu;ir-
her wishes ; who, though SO gentle
and affable, stops short of that Kind
of familiarity which breeds CON
tempt, and with whom no one take
liberty. For this one can scarcely
give a reason. She would not romp
or rave if she. was dispicased, she
would not scold. she would not
strike; but there is Il certain quality
il her which we may not be able 10
formnlariz". vet which would make
us ashamed to pass beyondsihe bound
aries of the strictrst respect, and
which restraints others less concious-
~ critical than ourselves rs certain
ly as fear. 1t is the respect we pa.
TO those who respect themselves; III,
consideration and honor which ;i' !
real purity OF nature demands and !
obtains. This is womamly Lignit.
in its %lovelieSt aspect, and the Kline
we all desire to see in women, whom |
it would not harden. nor render less
than loving.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17

l. TEE Mp-T PuwEEVti. tLEiSsEH. sITrr-th-
"irr aHl rrisoNcr uf t,itU,tular Distractions
LiGwr Ia NairTia MrdirI.
lr = SPECIALITY .AUArTEQ to constitutions
'w"rn Uowi.' and ~,irliiii ted iy the warm.
weather of sprung tmi :,nnn.r wien tic blood
i nos IN active clrcnialIun, consequently -iiiur-
ih= ii!ii.tl'lli. : from s!il"sisun'ss and im,rerlrc,
;'cl'hi' "i III" o""rsttYc ]ur"iIi~, AMI i, mani III >tc,I
nv iu'n"r,, iT;lisioEr, Elutchvs, BOils, rus-
tui">. ScToiuii. X, Ne.
WiiES WEARY AND I.iNGrIp from osrrwurS,
ana ""lin'S>, dr"nsinv,s :u,l ia"r,ia take the
!! ic' 81 rii:rEH and Ni%hr, the sN>I-In needs :;
f",iC - h',i.I /: up ANA .rI. the SvaI Forces In
REGAIN !"y,r ir. Operative power.
~ III HIT = NUNa;Eu, frequently the Liver
tons: III" Uterine ana E.:n:IN Dv.un~ lr. iut,.-
i've, ir'"iH'trg weakness al the >tamacn and
intestine ans; Il ~irrdispOs!!Iuu 10 bilious de-
ran gc:IC.f,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17

Caleb Cushing says that he believes
his late affair about the yellow do.
has given him greater notoriety than
any other act Of his life. lie is con-
stantiy receiving newspapers con-
tanning editorial comments on the
suit, aud people point him out in the
streets as the man who put aD injunc-
ton on that dog.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17

CONNECTIONS:
AtSt. Icuis VIII! ail rail aud river I;r.s Ia.
N"f'h ai!d south; at Mexico with I,5uisj,n, ~
Nh.it Route for thicago and the Eag, /: n; AInhsrl,
WIN In.ttO, !" ah4sh aud W cstrin kaiiws, -
Macon with Hannibal ard Sain,Jg..nh Rniiro,J.
~ ~ai"nit"n with Huntington and SoiIib- 49,,
i.h'ir"ti, for Burlington, II. Madison snd
hcnhus ~ ottumua With C.n,rsi pni.rn,Jn ~
Iowa, bcs Aioines Valley, and Eurljnyton .ri
Missouri River Railroad Cor -, paui' Nfnprnrm'
~, Mason t!ty. I'-s Noinrs, Fl, Eudyr' anil
;I"1 AMI :l!!nrso;a points at CbiIJiccthC VIII
IL: nhlbhi ui'd st. joseph R.iircad: nj U.ri.n,
WIN hnnsas CITY, s.. Jusrrh and { ouariI I.,,rs
t.aii'oan Tor LtaNcnyor:k, Atciisun, Nebraska
,iE, ,nuiicii itiir> and Omaha Lathrou vith
i.anliDai nIi -: Joseph Rsilroad, Irmcron,
i,rAhsh ~ ijE;tsbnrg with Chicago, X. I. and
ia'tLc t'iI!f"hd, SOUTH Western Branch n, 81
1"sci.h WIN -: o"srrh ard Denver Ci,y and
KANSAS ,aity, -. .'Os,p / AMI Council f,lnss
Railroads : at Kansas ,ity " i'm E,nsas pnni,.
.iIs:nufi RIVER TT. Sco.t AMI Guif, and Irayen,
worm, Law rene. and Galveston Rsilrnads for
Law renee, Topeka, Denver, Fl. scotte. Oitav.
NiilS,ris' ana all points ia Kansas, COLORADO
New Mexico and California.
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huh tnf''iya between st. Lcnis and names Cf,r
ottnmwa and ~. Joscpi, sad he,w..n nas.
CIV El.'i Chicago, without cEsay..
~ through tickets Ter sale To- ell iu,or,sn,
poinLs. '"l'''~iN
c.u +. CHANDLER
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Geh. Sul't., It. Louis.
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