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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-13
B0LETID MERCADTIL
DE PUERIO-RICO.
ORgANO DE Los BSPANOLBg SIN CONDICIONRS.

iHaFta, HernE,no dc Caracena comp llegaio Ell la
anterior quincena, pmenion SIS ql., - 5. arroz
o!aa't;lo = ~ IS ID i'll dos tres pasadas So. o., 70
G. de - jacon - q.
Para Sre. Pastor Misluez : Garcia 200 c. ciruelas
81 ioa e. hIgos So q. ~ bis uvas $3s
raia sfes Sobrinos de ri, 400 mancuernas ajos q
cts i- garbali1os = a. Is i'd id. SOL a. II Ill ans
Sl2 Il ~ l cominOsS g. 100 c. : % abol $S a. 1870
bis. vino dulcc, dcl,6silo
Para sres. Niuda dc Was comp. 160 bls | a vino
dulcc S2 40 i'll i'll Ligrimo Sls l30 id a. vino aul
ce 81, lfO id Id, higrina 81.
Berg go piia dc Can.ari,ias, lie la Corrlna & Sres
vlnda dc Was comp 1890 ql. go canastos ccbo-
HAS, 81 q. llU csnastosy il2j c..nastitos pauas s a
~ fabaies sardinas pfsrsalas 81.
Nap o't"ta,de', del llisnlo punto, Sres Sobrinos
de Ehqniaga.
Para srcs. Pastor Marqncz Garcia $50 tabalcs
saItts preils;,ds % i'll ID. en- samucra almaccn
Fa'a Sfes Nnda dc Was comp l93 tabalcs sar-
dllla3 prciisadis por vendcr.
FOL haFtd ~ C0"scta. dc Palma dc Mallorca, 1
S?ca Pastor AialYicz Garcia. 100 arroz valencia
no :os d. sid pinehton - a. 10 i'll. garbanzos 50 q,
20 Gotpts aceltc $l3 i0J garraiones anSadO Ii
~ ld aniendron Si5q. 200 easti.las horencia loo
Sarilfoncitos dObc ANS 10 Isl jahon ~ a. - i'll
Lcoteff-3, % III. in.rasqWho -, Ivo H. irutas en-
aiioar "a, ~ i'd nj cstrtitas 81 - id. - id.
q ieos si} a. - III alcapargts rs 5O) mancuciuas
aios 80 c5. - plpas i0I i'd vino tnto Pallet - ps
piPa, 2Ul, id. Ill 30 Is pii,l.
Pol. gol. Sil).te IS,t5onit. del msmo punto i los
nisnoo Sres. i-l& pipas VINO tnto iorres 3! ps. pi
p I0Ii ld. Id Ill. ps. iii 400 jabon - s q. !iu
a - H. p ID "l iieoe ~ ps Il. l5I2 c. acete
alhtadras 2S ps f. ~ C. hcorca ) ps 5U i'd iruta3
ga alnIotr - ps j1l arroz vacnc!ano 64 ps. a. Sd
ID s'rbanzos ps. Il id anis 10 ps. a. id pinlen-
tom - ps a. 9Ji bot9as cite i3ps Il. 2!6 garraio-
iicS IT. tj l's Il. Sto hi. ansado li2 id. IJJ
casanas do0c anis ~ Is. 20 griatoncitos aceitunas
r. % id aicaparTas RS baias papcl estraza ps.
cif nancucrits aJos /! r. Sii id. i'll. -
Eap Jose BarO, dc Barcelona, il Sres B. Borras V
Herh1uos
Para Srcs lriarte, iIermano dc Caraccna V comp.
- bis. pncntun @0J c. hi.os 49, i'll id por vendor.
Para >rtS Pastor Marquee Garcia, - {. pan,a De
hi2os, - III. ihtrrd1 Iaino almae"nadas.
Io barca S'tt Jose, dc Barcelona Burriana,
Srcs. lrlarte, Hcllnano dc Caracena comp. 81
Is pipas VINO nto 40 cuartas i'll. id id 2u jabon.
oUJ gHfatones ;ntsado, bis garbanzos, baiIs pa
pei ue estrada 10 octaVas ppa cognac, ~ fratas
vsf'das 5000 nl,ncaern.s ajos, 3JJ jabon, vcnddo
a precios reScrvados.
Para Sres Vnldl de Was Y comp 500 garrafoues
anlsado p0r vendef
Para sges y AuaAaga Y comp 5oll pipa vino tnto.
Por Sara, de NIgo, 40 ql ccbollas, a ) l's.
Proce lente dc alnacen, ha yenoido por los Sres
Niuda tic Was comp. 10 s5uiente:
c. con % rcSnas papel rayado 3! ps. 10 fardos con
324 resnas papel estrasla - rs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-13
Don joaquin Cete mo Ternan7cy, Jucx
de 1. anstancia de iiumacao q sts
partido judicial

Por ell presente cito, llamo Y elnpazo to,ios los
acreedores de la sociedad agricoa Suro Y Comp,
estableclda en- Yabucoa, para que en- e tcrnno de
veinte ,lias contados desde lccha Sc presenter
ante este Juzgado con los ttuos ustifcativos de
creditos, en- e concurso necesaio promovio por di-
cha socedad paes asi 10 tengo mandado por provden
ella de este dia en- los autos referidos.
Dado Ell Humacao 4 tres de Novembre de mil
ochocientos setenta Fernandez. .Por order,
de 5 s., Euenio de Torres. 23
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4 Y /

Sc drsea velder una casa iauy bieu aitsaia al i4
segun lua 4 !" oblla, ii c1ana es.,.,.. ..t,na,
sslai aemo.aas te,xet9a guinea nasogillu
saaa qs esta muy bleo colssasia iopia paaa una
lnsla pueae conssaasp Tor III Ise iny bdiea.
dirijasa qIien 10 intrese los Sres S eonii !, q ts
de "a Luna esquina d d le San .liisln iI--IQ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-13
LA PROV LEDOhA.
Dr. T. ? Dial ! COMP.
Gran mlnuf ctura de oigarros
estell,ciaa Gu Bnyomea (rto. -Rico).
{ 'ie 'eI Come cn cSgihna 1 IA del Rgy.

La nHiog recommendation il, los aba1,S lie La PRO
VE&DOitA eSt' ea 81 pTueed"nci4. Hiendo B.yamon
como 10 e' Panto on.l ailuye tod III cosecta dc
squcl articnio y l)ale mas ficiimente tlmben ha
cen las li'itslaoies los coseceros dc Comerio,
entire las ptcls cisiictds dc m,or chase tene
mos e cllid'do lie escojer, drsues de escrupnoso
deenido exdmen las que no admiten competnca nj
lof s ARENA, nj por deIicadeza, suavidad esqu-
sto guso.
No hay exajeraciou al asegurar que los cigarros de
LA PkOVEEDORA puetlen colocarse al lado v a,ln
con ventaja veccs, de cuaesquiea de los que ella
boran Ell Ia Habana no obstane las condolences espe-
cales de ocali lad, que permiten ntroducr ia
brcacon los progresses de Ii industra que nosotros no
acanzamOs toiavia,
En- LA PROVEEDORA Sc despachan todos los pc
ddos que Sc hagAn, tanto para ell interior, para
la eXpofiacI0n.
Los p.ecos de vitoas son los siguientes:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-13

Berg ing Saron de Lunenburg, 4 los mismos Sres.
~ terccrnias, - tnborcs, II caias 10 meias id
bacalao 6. ps qi los tercerclas haddock S, ps ql
i'll pollock id hake ps ql, l5i barril,s n,ac;,-
relas hy ps lid arenques APPS
Berg ing. Come on, dc San Juan dc Terranova. 4 los
msnos Srcs., 50j terceroas a3 tamhores bac;ao Il
ps. o. 10 barriles salmon II ps, 10 i'd arcnques ps
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-13

PREClCs DE ANuNfIcs.

Dc ma ssis ieas de mpi,so pllNaaee hasta
setan lels cianl as ancios ayan de lhle act,les
grlesas 4, plaOs los ie hnas.Iar
amIA aiucias pus cavencionae Los
nssi,s rran 10 catayos Ia Inca mpaes Anaucios
nicatlos abcnalaas astlal.ados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-13
ANUNClOS DIYDRSI)S.
Escri5anta pablica.

En- III demanda de menor cuantfa esa6leeida por
Don Bartoome Pugdollers, contra la scesion de Don
Manuel Tizo, cobro de cantidad de PESOS ha dis
puesto el Sr Juez de primera istanc del Juxgado de
San Francisco Sc saqae pnnca subaata crcdito
de Wy pesos 70 centavos con sus ereses lasta 81
vencnieno, que tiene d.clIa succession sobre la casa
nam. 81, nedio sta Ell la calle dc san Sebastian e
la propiedad de Dona Carmen Sanchez deuiora de
aluea suma Ia citada secesion Sc seiala para la
subasta e dia 27 lie los corrientes de 10 de su ma
mana en- el Juzgado anunciandose por edictos por
l9s periJlicos de la plaza para la coucuarenca de Ii
italo es.
erto-Rico Nosiembre 5 de ls74--Mauricio
Guerra. 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-13
EX XzstlaR'E'Af;sO,N
AZGt;A R.

Aignnas partdas resto dc Ia cosccha que han lcga-
10 al merctlo duraute la quincena, han encontr;to
fir coloc:lcion dentro de los unes dc l. y ps por
rr.uiar bucn rcno. basta y ps por classes mCio-
RS I'll tempo signc mostrandose muY favorable para
la cosvcha del proXimo que pr0nete abundante
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-13
EEECEEk
Iss1 VAs;H 81 PROCEED s.NCHAS.

Por berg N"cra Eloisd, de Liverpool, a Sres La
tinery coinp.
Para SIcs Schon. Wnnk comp $50 bis cerveza
Il 9. ps.
Para d Miguel Sainz, 3O) e velas composition
Proccdcnte del Dtp3sito, ha veulido para e con-
sumo por los Sres Ninda de Was comp. 55 cacao
4 24ps fi,uega - se2oucs tabaco de Santo Domingo
i = ps quintal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-13
iP l a n 0S!
Planes! iPisnos !

FL Sr Sarriera ctrece al p0blicc magnifeos pianos
de las acre'a'ias fabricas de Lerch (fr3nceS) B,r
ndTeggi, los que darl precios modicos a plazo3
conyencionales Algunos de elIos estan con.truidos
eXproteso para este clna Tambien Sc h4liar4i,, Va
riedad en nlisca uIpr'sa, metodos eerccios, flmta
sias, zarzuelas, &c, &c. Estaran de manifesto en-
Ia calle del Cli:o, num- 5, principal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-13
NUM- 134
PRECIOs DE sUscRrpCI N.

Por 80 Ia 4la.l'r sis $50 For
riniestfe SsTor iraIes srl II Capital
IslaPur Iellsla
peri6dico franco t e inl So anuaIsa
en- Ia isla tie Cuba Sl2
Las siemprs adelspalo los tcrp
puen eltsnsese los Agsnes disectan-Ia Ad,
minist scisn.
ElBoIITIN enva tolas parties france de porte
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-13
Giro de Letl as.

Sobre Cailz. Sevilla .ladrid, por caniiIales ,is
so eu ateian'e CO.. vata gir. los que suscribsn.
Puelia- Rico Ii g fohrero de l57l-Iriarta i.f -.
u a GARAGE. a Y Gnan,,s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-13
Sc veode en- $4,000,

segn tasacon, In mum. II de la calle de Norzaga
ray; produce el p5 mensua muy deseada para
alqular por la preciosa vista que tiene al mar.
Tambleu veude en- 81 ,sDO Ia de la calle de
Tanca mum. II. Ell encargalo de su venta Ell la Gale
ia de Sali Juan, num- 49,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-13
N7zia-A,S.
CA r g..

Sc han colocado varios Totes que Sc han presentado
lie - u - cts gal classes corricntcs q buenas
GAZE.
N!nguno So ha prescnta,lo aun del de nuestro dis
trito' rs los do MayagueA Aguadilla. han scgnido
efatulndose opcr;ciones de bastante mportanci pa
la los nerca,los de la isla tie Cuba, segm es;nos
nf1rlnalos los precios que haa rcgdo, para dichas
transaccones fueron de ~ hAsA ~. ps por quintal.
CEEEeuS DH REH.
No decae In dcmanda qrc viene iisfrutando este ar
tfcuo, los prccios s0stienen i9 pa. q por los
duces secos al rededor Dc - los s,lados.
A<aUARDaENTz DE cana.
Escaso mqy solcitado, pasindose de 80 40 ps.
bacoy prueba - sin ell easco
CAnESIOS.
Sobrc f6ndres dc 5.l0i j.l5 por E.
Espaha Il p.5 prenlio.
Paris frcs. AZ 4.SO por peso
1EONs2s' AFRO
Onzas Espaiolas II ps. una
Coombanas IGt ps. i'll. c, ,.... -
Amercani,s (E. " II ps id -;i O'' ~'e 0o
Confines 5t ps id.
Plata cspanola ST p.5
Descuento mercantil del 70 al 5p5. annal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-13
PARTE MHRCANrI5.
ReVista Quincenal Mercantil.
Puerto Rico 12 de Nouiembre de 1874
sMPORTAGa0N.

Mucha ha sido Ia animaeion que ha reinado en-
nncstro nercao durtnte III ,letiai quncen.l,
secueucia de las continlas llegadas ocurridas
discuiso, las que cOl0caron respectyU5 restr0s
han lcada la plaza sufciente provista dc tota clasc
lie nrocedeneias sen demtiestra por 81 estssio se
neral deopetacIvnes sIlc continnaeoa resetiliios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-13
Bombas ai tssianas sle

n ss eaa gi.ssss err'ss.ls :T-F iss1..se'. m s..
= a''a hasi~ s.Isy'''ai s'ia X RAMON ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-13
ZARZA De PARRIIIl YODnR0

NsSfAs HsN<HBIy r. Ne A E'dD.NN4b
ESta 5ellca pieoaratia III vscio G n la zarza a.
honduras (Suiax 4 rzaparr ll,l es o ren,ed,o n,ua
iii segUr", para lliceras Ill tis W.
nersas. r'nmatislna herpes, afec;ones lie hv,io v
gatg MA tod ~ la qua veDga de imedrezi 10 !.
sangre, pud endu nse2urar.e que cot h,,r d.. Al
foazo es ei depuratvo pr excelenca en- estos eli
mas tropicacs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-13
G n5ulado Brit1nico.
EIzs Dc TgoVTE.DRE.
La correspondence Sc cicrra ell este Consulado los
lias sguietes:

Para Inglaterra, EspaIla, I
Fracia, Aeutlija, tod;
Europa, Asia, Sanhomas, FL IL 2G medic dia.
Pactco, TERRA frna las
Colonas Inglesas.
adss FerG uaiia. la n'S"1a nees. ,S, Is aa 10
Colonas iu,siesas. ~ u'' 20
IL Plata. III "lA 90
Para r.e. o. Via sys sa"a"ns. as,ios. rGr :, y T''
Paralos Est"dos unI'l.- Via Dc blJ Jamaica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-13
FMUrsDs E.E.xaNsG54AGsEs.

Dos cspcdeiones de MaiIorca, otra dc La Coruna. Y
l4aslas pac0tillas dc BareelOna Malaga, coisttu
yen Ia ilportAeion que lenos telido de estes rem
giOnns 10 los que Ia plaza encuentra anpliamcnte
provista por tant0. seria muy conyeuente que los
fntnros arribos dilatasen algy de cuyo odo espcri
mentaeian alguna mejora las c0nliel0nes del nercsa
do en- bene6Ci0 de los importad0res.
Las apcrAsianas efeesHadas Ia quineena, fllef0n
Las sgssie-gsa:
pCtgs gOL Pagssis y 9srMseva, d lldlaga 4 sssN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-13

Sc han colocado varos Totes que sc han prcsentado
lie - !; - cts gal classes corrientes buenas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-13

Surtido de 10 ich t s,
elavos de hierro lie ola~, en- cl amacea de D.
Severe Baston. i-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-13
CgjEsssiS DH RES.

No decae Ia dcmanda ore vene distrutando este ar
tfculo, los precios s0stienen i9 pa. q por los
,iulces secos al rededor de ) los salados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-13
AaUARDaENTM DH CANA.

Eseaso may solicitado pa3iudose de 80 a 40 p
bac0y prueba y sin ell easco.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-08-06

Many dyspep.ic Croesus would be will
ling, it is said, to give half his wealth for
an easy Stomach If this is a fact, why do
any of our sssolid men" continue TO endure
the pangs of Indigestion? Is it not patent
to the whole community that HOstetters
stomach Bitters viii cure the worst case OF
chronic dyspepsia in six or eight weeks
No occasion for the expenditure Of half
fortune; few dollars will suffice to accom-
plish the object. Surely, every man who Is
not .sand blind" to the great unitarian
facts of the day must know that this eele-
brated vegetable specific promptly relieves
all diseased conditions of the stomach, liver
bowels and nervous system. restores then
vigor and imparts regularity to their func-
tIons. Is your epigastrium uneasy Is the
yulture, disease, gnawing at your livers u
an. resort at once 70 the Bitters.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-08-06
Photographic.

Our indefatiga5le and talented photo
graphic artist, Mr.. Z. Seutter, has shown
Us a number of samples of enameled photo
graphs, portraits, (gEGces, as they are called
IN Paris,) made by himself We can only
say that they are truly wonderful-far be-
You'd anything we have ever seen in the pho
tographic art. Tue highly polished enamel
and finish gives them the exquisite softness
and clearness of the Am brotype or the best
Dlguerrots while the bold chiaro oscuro
OF the enameled photograph was never at
tanned by the aforesaid style of pictures.
Mr.. Seutter, after considerable expert
menting, has succeeded in coloring these
beautiful pictur. by process of his own
invention, notwithstanding the hot solu-
tions and enameling. Thus painting and
photographing are protected and beautif1ed
by this enamel These pictures must be
seen. however, as description would never
do them justice.
From New York documents and printed
matter we see that Mr.. Seutter has gone to
considerable expense for the right for this
city, aud he is bound to secrecy in the amount
of one thousand dollars. We also see that
strenuous efforts are made 10 Introduce these
beautiful pictures in London, England. We
have seen sample Of these enameled pic
lures. semitic Mr.. Seutter by one of the first
New York artists as something extra, and we
unhesitatingly state that Mr.. Seutter's work
to say the least, comes fully up to their
beauty and finish.
And just here we would say a few words
Cd the Photographic and artistic work gem
orally Of Mr. Seutter: First, his prices for
cards have remained the same dis seven years
ago, when photography was comparatively
in its infancy; bus his strides toward per-
fiction OF portraiture, size and quality,
have been successful in the highest degree.
Most photographers have to rely on city
artists and-painters for engagements and
retouching and painting oftheir work-fin-
ished thus mechanically, according to vague
written instructions.
Mr.. Seutter being talented painter, fin
ishes ali his portraits in his own studio, thus
producing harmony OF photograph and
painting corlbned-from the posing of the
subject to the very frame, and which is to
s'set of" the portrait (Or mar it as is often
the case by injudicions selection of tue
frame.)
The first introduction of Rembrandt
pictures i'll the South; the life-siZe photo
graphs-tint. and retouched, SO life-like-
the result OF ponderous and expensive Cam
eras and extraordinary artistic talent; and
now the Introduction Of the enameled
picture, new even in New York-and in the
past his panorama of Jaekson-lfe size
boqucts with thousand flowers" aud all
their tnts ami colors and many other pho
tographic productions-an these novelties.
it was for Mr.. Seutter's talent, taste and en-
ergy to introduce here in jackson. He
surely deserves the success that an appte-
GIFTED public is ALWAYS ready to bestoM.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-08-06
Novel RniIrOnd survey.

We have had tl,e pleasure of meeting
Capt. T. ). Hart,re. from whom we have
learned some int, re>tiLg facts in connection
with the recent survey made by him for the
New Orleans, ST. Louis and Chicago Rail-
road As was mentioned q short time since
in these column. Capt. la. dee as engaged
to make this survey Tor the purpose of re-
placing the original field notes showing he
elevations OF the different points, and also
the intervening grade lines. which notes
were destroyed during the war. The work
was successfully accomp lished under plan
originated by Capt. Hardee by the use of a
hand car and some Extra rodtHen, which en-
abled him TO make All average OF about
thirty miles per day. Tie celebrity with
which the work was performed is almost
without a precedent IN that line of engi-
neering, and has established il as one OF the
most reual kabie surveys an record.
We learn from Capl. tiarlee that Jackson,
Miss, is 270 feet .,5 Ne ii ie water at New
Orleans, and jackson. mn, within frac-
lion Of 200 feet above the same level. The
highest poi..t passed over in the State is
Holly Springs, which booked an elevation OF
567 feet above tide water. Canton Is 64 feet
lower than jackson, and l. is rather slngu-
lar coincidence that the distance is 2O6 miles
from New Orleans and just 2O6 feet above
tide water Tue remarkable fact also eX-
lists that the low water run of Pearl river at
a point Immediately east OF Canton, Is at
least 40 feet higher than the streets OF
Canton, and BY cutting through the ridge
dividing the waters of the Pearl from the
Rio BLACK the former river could be turned
into the latter with powerful velocity. This
fact developed by Capt. Hardee shows that
Pearl River is located on an elevated plateau
Of table lands much above that OF the other
water courses in this section of the country
We are Informed by Capt. Hardee that he
is now preparing for publication complete
profile of the Road from New Orleans 10
Cairo, showing in detail all the results OF
the survey. and this valuable and interesting
information will be gwen to the pubic
through the forthcoming revised editions
of his Maps of Mississippi and louisiana
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-08-06

The third annual camp meeting of the
Brookhayen District, Methodist Episcopal
Church. South, will be held on the grounds
of the Remington Camp Meeting Associa-
ton. near Cry tai Springs, beginning We'd
neSday, August 18th. 1874.
The meeting will be under the direction
of the Committee on Religious Services, of
which Rev. w. E. NJ. Linfield, Presiding
Elder of the DISTRICT, i chairman. In adj
dition to tie preachers III the district. num-
Der of ministers from other parts of the ate
have been invited aud may be expected TO
assist IN the services. The camp viii be on
the seli-sustaining plan. heretofore carried
out with 50 much satisfaction. Facilities
for reaching the Camp Ground have been
much improved, and ample boarding ac-
Communications at very moderate scale of
charges have been provided for. Arrange
meuLs will be made for the preservation of
that good order which has characterized
former Camp Meetings, aud all who meet
with US for public worship. may rely on be-
Ing undisturhed in their religious privileges.
A cordial invitation is extended u all
preachers and people-to attend these re-
ligious services. Let us come together
in the spirit OF the gospel with an earnest
de~ire to profit by the ministrations of the
occasion.
For Information as to building lots, tents,
ETC.. apply to V. Enochs, Willis Barnes, or
w. c. wilkinson.
We are authorized to announce that the
n. O.. ST. Louis and Chicago Railroad, will
pass visitors to the Camp Meeting on half
rate excursion tickets Everybody invited
and requested to take their hymn books
along,
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Many who are suffering from the effects
of the warm weather and are debiiitated, are
advised by physicians to take moderate
amounts Of whisky two or three times dur
Ing the day. Ia 4 little while those who
adopt this advice frequently increase the
number of drinks and In time become
confirmed inebriates. 4 beverage which
will not create thirst for Intoxicating liquors.
and which is intended especially for the
benefit OF deblitated persons, whether at
home or abro ID. is DR. Schenck's Sea Weed
Tonic. Containing thejuices Of many med
zeal herbs, this preparation does not create
an appetite for the intoxicating cup. The
nourishng aud the disappearing proper
ties OF many valuable natural productions
contained in it and well known To medical
men have a most strengthening influence
SINGLE bottle OF the tonic will demonstrate
its valuable qualities. For debility arising
from sickness, over-eXertion or from any
cause whatever. a wineglasstul of Sea Weed
Tonic taken after meals will strengthen the
stomach aud create an appeti g for whole
SOME food. To all who are about leaving
their homes, we desire to say that the excel
lent effects of DIR. Schenck's SeasoBable rem
edies, Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills,
are particularly evident when taken by those
who are ihiurou>ly affected by a change Of
water aud diet. No person should leave
home without taking a supply of these
safeguards along For sale by all Drug
gists. aug6- I'm
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
NEW ORLEANS.
EDUCATIONAL
NEW ORLEANS.
Faculty

NEw ORLEANS.
Faculty:
A. H. CENAS, NJ. D., Emeritus Professor Of
Obstetrics
T. G. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Professor Of
Surgery.
SAMUEL NJ. BEMISs NJ. D.. Professor Of
Medicine.
FRANK HAWTHORN, NJ D., Professor of
Obstetrics
JOSEPH JONES, NJ. D., Professor Of Chemis-
try.
SAMUEL LOGAN, NJ D., Professor Of Anato-
EARNEST S. LEWIS, NJ. D, Professor Of Ma
terra Medica
EDMOND sOUCHON, NJ. D., Demonstration of
Anatomy.
THE forty-frst annual course of instruction
n this department will commence on MON
DAY, the 10th Of November. 1874 and termi-
nate on the third Saturday of March 1876
Preliminary lee ure, on Clinical Medicine and
Surgery Will be delivered in the amphitheatre
of the Great Charity Hospital, beginning on
the 10Th OF October, without any charge to
students. The anatomical rooms will be open
at the same time.
Physicians and Surgeons to the Charity Hos
pital, and give instruction daily At the bed
side Of the sick.
Fees:
As the advantages for obtaining a practical
knowledge of Medicine and Surgery are quite
great AS If not superior TO, those afforded by
the schools of New York and Pniladelphia the
fees required are the same, viz: For all the
Lectures, Sl40; Naturalization, 80; Practical
anatomy, $40; Graduation, $50. Payment re-
quired in advance.
For circular and catalogue, address
I. g. RICHARDSON, NJ. D-Deah.
June lS 1874 3mS