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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-08-28

Hemos indioado q grandes rasgos
que para llenar las condolences con
que creemos admissible la inspection
por los Profesores superiore. de las
cabeceras de departamento, seria ne
cesario imponer 4 la Provincia el pa
60 de $40 900 mas al af1o; cantldad
que podria rcunifsc con exceso, al ca
da pueblo suprin,iera tan so,o ana es-
cueIa incomplete que devenga $3.50,
y opinamos sobre esta sl2rrs,o1. pl"-
namente convencidos de que a la isla
reportarfa mejores resultados en- la
instruction una solicita inspeccio. que
la existencia de una escuela incom-
pleta en- un barrio de cada pueblo,
situada como de ordnario estAn casi
todas, en- ell lugar que convene al
maestro que va ganar Sl5 de suel-
do al mes.
Muchas rchcxlones aducirlamos 80
bre el particular, qne 9erian de gran
convenlencia al obieto, 81 sc llevara .
etecto; pero como este no sucedera, y
como por Otra parte nos hemos extern
dido demasiado, para concluir quere
mos e2poner otro sistena de Insp"c-
cion mas econ6mico y quizas de me-
jores resultados que ell del que nos
hemos ocupado.
Lo concebmos estableciendo tres
pIazas de inspectores que podrian si-
tuarSe al f.. Al Q. y al centro de la
lSia, con jurisdiction cada uno sobrc
la tercera parte de los pueblos que la
componen, y con la dotacion anual de
5 500. Deberia adamas existir un
Inspector general, ad honorem, Ell la
Capita, para que resumlese los ira
bajos de aquellos Y Sc eptendiese di-
rectamente con Ell GObiernO
Los lnspectores de distrito, que aSi
los !lamarjamos, tendrian 4 su cuida
do la cOnStante vista de las escueIas
que les correspondieran y como esta
sarla su especial mission, remedlarian
entire otras, la mayor necesidad que
existe; ejercer en- los pueblos las fnn-
clones de las Juntas locales Ell cqan
to a la inspection que ell Gobierno les
ha delegado, 8 dirigirlas (Algunas no
10 necesitan), y la vigilancia sobre
muchos maestros.
Imponlendo a cada uno de los 70
pueblos de la Proyincia la suma de
ocho pesos al mes, y reunida la canti-
dad de $1,000, la distribliriamos Co
mo sigue:
Un escribiente, 8 gastos
dc escritorio a Inspection
general $ 800
Sueldo de los tres Inspec-
torres de Distrito 4 81, 800 4500
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-08-28

viejo criado 10 de un buen consejo. No sa-
quo nj toque sumerse ess dinero. Esta
maldito y 10 guarda un muerto que mata
con su presencia. Por mi parte 20 no adj
mito un cuarto de clio y ii de ahi ha de
salir la recompensa que snmerse me pro-
metio anoche, desde ahora la renuncio.
Esta rcspuesta articuIada con inequivo-
Ca sinceridad tranquilizo por completo
Virginia.
Te hare dar Ia libertad to hare IN
regalo con otro diner0.
-Gracias, alma, 10 rehuso: dcseo layar-
me las manos en- este negocio no acepto
NADIA que dc q me venga En- casa de su
padre NADIA me hace fslta: ALI acabar6 fe-
liz mi vida y no tendre que tomer que me
visite Ell hombre sin cabeza.
Esta vez conycnian Virginia las preo-
cupaciones y los escr1pulos del negre 20
guardo bien de contradecirlas. Virginia
iio Ia senal de partida. Los caballos de-
voraren en- hora media la distancia que
nediaba entire 81 estero y IL fnca de Pc
rcz. Antes de salir del 1ltimo bosquc Vir-
yinia echo pie TERRA, envi6 1 Elias nor
u silla femenil de montar, que escondida
labia dejado en- lugar { prop6sito, 50 vis-
10 entrctanto su traje dc amazona, ha-
oiendo guardado en- Il malcta 81 de hom-
're, Sc present6 en- 81 potrero muy
ranquila montada en 81 gallardo COR
,el,
=
f0sntisaardy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-08-28

A Ia hora prefjada Virginia, vestida
de hombre, saia de su cuarto siguiendola
respetuosa distancia ell vcio criado.
Diez minutes despuos, la ciaridad de
la luna, arrancaban con velocidad los dos
caballos en- direction al punto que como
cen nuestros lectores. Los arboles pare
clan seres vivientes que andaban en- di-
reccion opuesta los yiajeros A pasar
por delante de Vega-alegre notaron que
va sus moradores estaban levantados q
juzgar por la laz artificial que salia de
algunas habitaciones. Los glnetes CONT
nuafon de largo sin penetrar en- la fnca.
Internaronse los dos ginetes por entire las
lobregas veredas que conducian la la
guna. Elias no las lievaba todas consigo.
Cuando los plateados resplandores de la
laguna hirleron sus pupias supefsticiosas
un escalotrio rccorrio 81 cuerpo. Tema
YER surgir detras de cada tronco el del
honbre sin cabeza. Virginia apenas Sc f.
jaba en- 10 que la rodeaba.
Pensaba en- Guam poderosa Sc haria 81
llegaba apoderarse de ese resorte mila-
groso, de ESQ Dos dc los naterialistas que
50 llama orc.
Sentfase arrastrada por una fuerte in
clinacion hacia aquel hombre que horas
antes le habia querido dictar condolences,
que casi habia osado desair4r su nano.
k1 -Veremos, decia ALA en- las profundida
des su pensainiento, veremos il ese ilnDe-
Gil no cae 4 mis- plantas humde como I'm
esclavo cuando 20 10 haga saber que soy
milleuaria. Los de 81 origen no Yienen (
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-08-28
$1,000


Creemos que esta es la necesaria j
la provechosa Inspection que Puerto
Rico necesita para sus escuelas; 1e
porque un solo Inspector es insufcien-
tie para visitar 10 pueblos en- donde
existen 361 escue,as de ambos sexoa
{ aun suponiendo una vista anual
que NADIA remediaria; 2o porque Ia
Inspection es un asunto may delicado
y nauy trabajoso, y 81 es ad-h0nopem
{ (Perdon!) no Sc monta 4 cabali.so. nj
Sc suben y baian cuestas, y 80 por-
que ell maestro debe ser maestro y
ell Inspector Inspector, concurriendo
ademas la CIRCUMSTANCES de que siendo
este aquel, tendria que concretarse a
Ia enseffanza Official. podria de-
cfrsele aquello de "Tiene mas ham,
bre. ..... Ga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-08-28

los primeros, y consignando una cam
tidad para dietas.
Solo a~l. y repartiendo entire los
pueblos de cada Departments aIgu-
ma pequena cantidad, Sc obtendrla
una bene6ciosa inspection que a. prln-
cipio tuera copsttaf e'ergica, y stem
pre- INTELrGENrE y dccid;da.
Senalados 4 cada professor superior
inspector los diez 8 doce pueblos que
ordnariamente entran en- cada uno
de nuestros departamentos, Y nom
brando en- la Capital un Inspector
general al .honorem, d quien adorna
sen las cualitlades iaherentes, y de
qoien dependiesen los siete de los dis
tritos, Sc obtendrian segnros salts
factories resdltados: los pueblos solo
recargarian sus presupnestos con me-
nos de $3.50 cada uno al al1o para las
sigulentes atenciones.
Aumcnto de sueldo dc los
I Prptesores Inspectores
$500 uno ...... IS $500
Sncldo de los 7 Ayudaates
4 600 -. -. 4.20o
Dietas & So una para los
I distritos en- 100 dias del
ano para ) visitas. .. -. 2.10Q
Gastos lie escritorio de la
Inspection General. -. 20(
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-08-28

$40 dietas al aflo, ocho
meses. para cada uno de e.
tos. q SIS cada una en- los
$40 dias.
Libros para las cuatro ms
pecciones y algun otro gasto
imprevisto o--.-.. -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-08-28
DEUDA EXTERIOR
DE VENEZUELA.

Creemos interesantes los siguien-
g. Ultimo estado publicado por el gobierno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-08-28

Suma anterior. ...S I1S so
d. Francisco Archilla
Ode Juana Diaz) .--.-.. /
d. Juan Montes de Oca
Ode Vega baja). --.~... 5
D. Anbrosio Martorell
y algunos amigos cuyos
nombres pubEcaremos mas
adelante ........ 18
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-08-28

Subscription 4 favor de la familia de
D. lgnaclo Guasp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-08-28

e. Ms! e1sepos ell lafin.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-03-18


W A correspondent ealisrattcp tian to the
Importance Of making NOMINATIONS fos city
officers a few days in advance Of the tilhes of
election, and Of attending the caucus meet
ings- The latter suggestion we desire to
emphasize. Last year number Of Republicans
complained Of some of the nominations made
at the caucus and yet they did not deem it of
sufficient moment to attend. Itsounds rather
strange for men thus to complain when they
could have prevented Objectionable nomina-
nations by being present. If our merchants
and other business men cannot find time to
spend two hours at a caucus, they need not
complain if their taxes are high and the pub
lie money is squandered. If moral and reli-
gious men cannot find time to attend, they
should not lift up their eyes in holy horror
when crime is licensed and immortality is
winkcd at. 1t is a great deal easier for some
persons to growl about these things after they
are done then it is to show their backbone by
trying to prevent them. AS long as men
are afraid to do right because they will love
business, things will go on pretty much as
they do at present. We trust these few hints
are plain enough for the comprehension of
all ~
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-03-18

The immediate extension of the Hatbor-
ough Railroad to the Delaware river, at or
near Brownsburg, appears to have been set
tled.upon by the North Pennsylvania Rail
road Company. The line projected crosses
the Durham road at the upper edge of Pine
vile, and thence runs eastward down the val
ley of Knowles creek. A large number of
carts and implements have been brought to
that part of the route between the Bristol
road and Pinevillc, and there is every indica+
tion that work will begin at once. A connec-
tion will be made at Brownsburg with one of
the New Jersey roads, extended westward
from Bound Brook. This will open direct
route between Philadelphia and New York,
said to be but two miles longer than the pres
ent road by way of Trenton. This movement
puts an end for the present to the expectations
of the people between Doylestown and the
Delaware river, who had been hoping for a
road that would accommodate them. The on
ly prospect now remaining for this section is
the opening of a great east and west line, that
will use the Doylestown branch, the Stony
Creek, and the Chester Valley roads.-Intela-
sencer.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-03-18

DoS'r BE observation-disclosures you
hare tried fifty remedies and received no
beHsfit; is there therefore, no balm In Gil=
ead2" Verify there is. Your liver may be
congested, your stomach half paralyzed, your
nerves quivering, your muscles knotted with
torture, your bowels CONSTRUCTED, your lungs
diseased, your blood full of impurties-yet in
one week aftercommencing course of DIR.
WALKERS VINEoAK BITTEgs you will feel
like new creature. March 18th, At.
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czs Gle present time there Is an unusu

3 p p 4
cE- At tic present time there is an unusu
al religious interest in this place, and 1t is tc
be hoped that it will continue until all classes
shall be reached.
About sixty persons have thus far been re-
ceived on probation as the result Of the extra
meetings in the M. +. Church in this city
The interest is still undated, and meetings
are being held during the evenings OF tins
week.
Quite anu,nber have professcd conversion
in the Presbyterian Church., although the
meetings have been held but about two weeks.
The young men of the church have taken hold
of the work in an earnest manner, while the
more aged have not stood aloof, and an inter-
est which is rather remarkable has been de-
veloped, considering that the services have
been confined toprayernloetings, which usual
" do not attract the unconverted. The meet
ings have been largely attended thus far.
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CHANGE of HoUR.-A change i'll the run
viderc Delaware Division of the Pennsylvania
r. r., will take place on next Monday. The
early passenger train down will leave stations
about ten minutes earlier than heretofore
The train which left Lambertville at s. A.
NJ. will be discontinued. The through
down train which passes Lambertville at 9:03
will pass all stations about half an hour earlier,
leaving L. at $50. Thetrain from Fleming
ton for Trenton passing Lambertyille at p.
NJ. will be discontinued The afternoon
through train down passing Lambertville at
e:53 win remain unchanged. 1.-THE train from
Pennington leaving there at AS P. NJ. will
leave at4:35 and pass Lambertville at 80.
The Oswego evening express down will re-
main unchanged.
The morning up train leaving Lambcrtville
tram from Phila. remains about the same as
at present, but will be run through to Belvi-
deere. A way train connects with it for Flem-
ington The trains leaving Phila. (Kensington)
at $3.50 and $50 remain unchanged. A mixed
train leaves West Phila. at $50, Trenton at
GAS and arrives at Lambertville at 1856. The
way train from Trenton at 4:57 is discontinued
the 4:40 train carrying the way passengers.
IS Atrain leaves Lambertyille for Hopewcll
at II :sJA.M. and leaves Hopewell for l.. at
2.25 P. NJ, arriving at L. 1886 P. NJ.
z. Trains leave Harrington at 7:s5 and 1918
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OF whose best interests he made his rule of
action, tho example Of an'uGsnlliSd life.
a IL 81 j. u. BARNES,
Surgeon Generd1, U $. army.
For THE RECORD.

For THE RECORD.
Il is presumed that a large majority Of the
citizens of LambcrtviIe are interested in u
good local government Of the city ono that
shall be conducted in the best interests
of the city, both as to its present prosperity
as we'll as future development If we have
latterly failed in securing a local government
that commanded confidence and respect, it
was because the citizens have failed to do
their duty. Tho power is in their hands. II,
as it is assumed, a majority have sincere de-
sire to promote the best interests &c eciti-
zens, slet them exercisehthat power where it
will most cffectually tell and that is at the
primary meetings of the different parties Gf
unfortunately we must have parties in orr
city affairs, and see to it that none but good
and competent men arc put in nomination.
And in order that this may be accomplished,
ny meetings and make their nominations at
least week before the day of the city cleo
tion.4 If this weredone, no party would dare
to put on thor tickets improper and incom-
petcnt men, for the reason that the citizens
would have time to amend or mako new
tickets, and leave out the unfit material.
In times past tickets have been made for
us on Saturday nights to be voted for on
Monday mornings. a tile tickets We're sob-,
jectionable, no time was given to get up diff
erent ones with any show of success, on ac-
count of want of time for concert of action.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-03-18

WnRE DOES IT Go To?-For years our
Council has appointed Street Committee,
which has had general care Of the streets,
and one Of the duties assigned to it is to grant
permits for using the street for building pur-
poses Every person receiving apermit is re-
ruired to pay so cent?, and in the course of a
year this must amount to $50 or $75. 1t does
mot appear that this money is paid into the
treasury of the city. Where does it go to?
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Cd Some of our subscribers in Stockton
complain that their neighbors constantly bor-
row The REconD, much to their annoyance,
and wish us to suggest to them in a public
way that it would be an excellent plan to
borrow " it of the publisher--at So per year.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
-Lambersoitse, NJ, March Is, 1874.

"a People who think they can buy cheap
er in the cities than they can nearer home,
change their mind after visiting Titus Fur
niture Warerooms- They save time, fare, and
freight by buying Of him. He has a large
stock to select from. 1T.
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u The Emerald Society, of this city,
honored the memory Of Saint Patrick by a
parade yesterday, headed by the Triumph
Cornet Band, Of Newtown. The Society pre-
scented fine appearance with their handsome
green sashes, trimmed with gold, and it is not
often that in physical appearance finer body
Of men is seen together.
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sB Shakespeare says that there is a tide
in the affairs of men, which when taken at its
flood leads on to'-cheap and stylish furni-
ture at Titus Store, 46 Coryell ST., Lambert
willie. The tide is constantly setting toward
TITUs' Warerooms, because his stock is known
ito be reliable and is sold at reasonable rates.
Goods are always found as represented. 1t.
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CB Work has recommended on, the New
Hope NJ. E. Church. Stained glass windows
are being put into the lecture room, doors are
being hung, etc. 1t is hoped to dedicate the
room by about the first of May
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The water pipe burst in the Station House
at Phillipsburg, on Saturday morning, and
before it was discovered there were about six
inches of water on the floor.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-03-18

BULBS IsLAND--A friend ut Lumbervillc in
forms us that those who persist i'll calling the
island opposite that village "Bool's Island J"
are mistaken. There is no account of any
person named Bool ever living or owning prop
erty in the vicinity. Our correspondent has
seen the original deed to John Ladd and
Richard Bull for large tract of land, of
which the island is a part. 1t bore the abo-
riginal name of ssPaunacussing, The island
should have been named after Ladd7-at any
rate not !" Bool" The following is copy of
an agreement made between John Laid and
Richard Bull:
Mem: that the st day Of february, ammo I2i, then
the above Lott of Land Divided the lower part to-
gether with Island making the half of sd. Lott
fall to John ladd the upper part fall to Richard is
being divided by line To by Run forty six chains west
the casery Corner two white Oaks uthwestery
3 I &c River, witness our hands yr day 4 date
above sd ~ = - Aaf4 .oNiIADD,
II. Bull
Endorsed on the back as follows
Aggremt. Between Jno. Ladd Il II. Bull for Division
of u Lott of Land.
Acknowledgment on back:
The 9th of We i2ni ano i722 then appeared before
John Laid and acknolege yc Within Division of Land to
he his and Richard Bulls act and Deed therefore allow
w same to be Recorded john HUGE,
one of his Mi sites Council.
--I,tsthgencer
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VIEW HopE AND BUCKS COUNTY, "a.

pay- The water will-b let into the. .pela-
ware Division Canal, between Easton and
Bristol, to-day and the line will be opened for
business on Monday next
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ey- A model of simplicity and durability
light running, easy to learn, comparatively
noiscless-the American Sewing Machine. X
Fl. Van Horn, Agent tt.
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JusT IN TIME.-Lorcnzo d., son of Lewis
Hagaman, living near Rngoes returned home
the other nigh inst ID time to see an unknown
man making liisway from the stables. This
is the third time that the young man has seen
men leaving the stable within the year past,
upon his return home at night, which is very
remarkable, to say the least.-Democrat
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eW- Take your knives and scissors to z. II
CLARKE, 50 York street, and have them sharp
ened.
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cY- Fritz's New Photograph Gallery, No.
SO North Union st. Reception and operating
Rooms on the Second floor, At.
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eB- A full variety of choice Flower and
Garden Seeds, Onion Sets, White and lei
low, at Robbins, Severns % Halls.
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TAYLOR HALL RESTAURANT, TRENTON
Meals ready and cooked to ORDER Birds and
Oysters in every style. Hot dinner daily from
IL to 3 o'clock. CHARLES METER,
Taylor Hall, Greene St., Trenton, N. ).
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ry- Young married people who are going
to housekeeping this Spring, will find just the
household furniture they need at Titus Fur
niturc Warerooms, 40 Coryell St, Lambert
ville. ra1 83l a0ialA3 1T.
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s. q IDsproring 'satAs Desamdrc.- Tie following
is copy Of bill recently introduced in the
Legislature of this State and of Pennsylvania.
1t purports to be designed for the improve
meft of the Delaware river, above Trenton,
SO that lumber may be RATED with less
"damage and loss" to the owners. The
Bucks Co. Iatelsigencer thinks that as the loss
now suffered from this cause is very small,
and is not generally complained of it may be
suspected that the promoters of the bill have
other objects in view. 1t is intimated from
Harrisburg that, the Trenton Water Power
Company is the real party i'll interest, having
an axe of its own to grind without reference
to the rafters of lumber. For the information
of all who are interested in preserving the
liberties Of the river we print below the pro-
posed law, now before the Penna legislature.
AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE IMPROVEMENT
OF THE RIVER DELAWARE
WHEREAS, The transportation OF lumber
ON the river Delaware is now attended with
damage and loss, by reason of distinctions
between Sands Eddy and the city of Trenton,
on said river. Therefore.
SECTION /. Be IL enacted, &C., That Leonard
B. LaI3ar, Of the county of Bucks, in the
State Of Pennsylvania, Thercas g. Boyd, OF
the county of Wayne, IN the State OF Penn
sylyania, and Charles Warford, OF the county
Of Hunterdon in the State of New Jersey, DC
and they are hereby appointed Commits
sioners, for the purpose OF removing obstruc-
tions to TRANSPORTATION in the river Delaware,
between the city of Trenton and Sands Eddy.
SEcrIoN 2. And be IL enacted, That the
so;d Commissioners shall have and may exer-
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sY- Fritz the Photographer, has removed
from 46a Coryen st., to 30 North Union ST.
oyer the New Post OAiee, Al.
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THE SEVENTH REaIMENT.-T seventh
Regiment, National Guard of the State of
New Jersey, Col. A. w. Angel, will parade in
Trenton on Wednesday of next week. The
Colonel has issued the following order:
HEADQUARTERS It'll REGIMENT, N. G. s. N. J.
LAMBERTvIlfis M, MARCH, 17th 1874
This command, fully equipped for review.
will parade at TRENTON, N. j., on WE'D
NESDAY, March 25th, 1874.
Line will form ON Greene Street, right rest
ing on State, at o'clock, P. NJ.
Nom Commissioned STAFF, Band and Drum
Corps will report to the Adjutant on parade
ground, at 12:45 P. NJ.
Field and staff (mounted) will report to the
commanding officer at 1890 p. NJ, at the
State Street House.
By order Col. A. w. ANGEL.
c. F. MOORE,
1st Lieut.. and, AaJt. -. ~ -.
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JOB PRINTING

JOB PRINTING
Do you want posters?
Do you want hand-bills?
Do you want business cards?
Do you want a neat bill-head?
Do you want a tasty letter-headY
DO you want a nice visiting card?
If So leave your orders at The RECORD Oh
fice, where they will be executed in the neates'
style and on the post reasonable terms.
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TEAS.

=. prx1t,s asl;,;ous and fine aasercd Tea can be
~ bought at WYCKorF's for little moaey Can AZ has
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