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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-08-28
A WONDER TO HERSELF

TANKTowN, Delaware Co., O., March 20, IA.
To DIR. r. V. PIERCE-Your Discovery needs
only a fair trial, and it will do all you recon
mend it to do and more too. When l was Is
caught cold, and for % years 1 have been a
perfect wreck of disease, and all the medicines
and doctors bills have run up at times to 5000
and $500, and never any better, but worse,
when 1 gave up all hopes last spring of living
the summer through. I received one of your
Account Books, and told my husband, after
reading it, that it was too late to try further,
but he said it was never too late. He went
and bought two bottles, and 1 found it was
helping me very much. Since 1841 was
troubled with catarrh and sore throat, and was
almost entirely deaf in one ear, and my voice
was as dull as could be. There was constant
pain in my head. Now my head is as sound
as dollar, my voice is clear, and have used
ten bottles of your Discovery. 1t has cured
me of catarrh, sore throat, heart disease, spine
affection, and torpid liver. My liver was very
bad. My skin was rough. When I put my
hand on my body it was like fish scales. Now
it is smooth and soft as a child's In conclu-
sion, will say have been well for three
months. am a wonder to myself and friends,
This is but an imperfect statement half has
not been told. Yours with respect,
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One so Cent Bottle
WILL CURE MORE COMPLAINTS AMI
PREVENT THE SYSTEM AGAINST SUDDEh
ATTACKS OF EPIDEMICS AND CONTA
GI0US DISEASES THAN ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS EXPENDED FOR OTHER MED
ICINES OR MEDICAL ATTENDANCE.
THE MOMENT RAILWAYS READY rig
LIEF Is APPLIED EXTERNALLY-OR ia
KEN INTERNALLY ACCORDING TO DI
RECTIONS--PAIN, FROM WHATEVER
CAUSE, CEASES TO EXIST.
IMPORTA Mt Miners, Farmers and others re
sid in sparse districts where 10 Is DIM
cult TO secure the services OF a physician, RIA ID
WAYS READY RELIrFis Invaluable. IL can
be used with positive assurance OF doing good 10
all cases where pain or discomfort In experienced
or lfselzed with Influenza, Dptheria, sore Throat
Bad Coughs. Hoarseness, Bilious colo, Innam-
nation Of the Bowels, Stomach, Lungs, Liver, Kid
neys; or with Group, Qunsey, Fever and Ague or
with Neuralgia, Headache, Tic DOloreuI, Tooth
ache, Earaehe; or with Lumbago, Pain In the
Back, or rheumatism: or with DiarrhOeA, ChOlers
or Bruises; with Strains, Cramps or Spastns
The application Of Railways READY RE
LIEF will you Of the worst OF these com
plants in a few hours
Twenty drops in half tumbler OF water will In
q few moments cure CRAMPS SPABMS, SOUR
STOMACH. HEA RTBURN. SICK II IA DACHK
DIARRHEA, DYSENTERY, collie. WINDGN
THE BOWELS, and all INTERNAL PAINS.
Travellers should always carry a bottle Of RIA D.
WAYS READY RELIEF with them. A lew dropf
In water will prevent sickness or pains from
change Ofwater. 1t Is better than French Brandy
or Bitters a stimulant.
Sold by Druggists Price SO Cents
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In an address recently delivered

In an address recently delivered tc
certain law students at Madison, Wis
consin, Judge Doolittle said that he who
in the name of the profession would
stir up sGrife or encourage litigation
for any purpose, and especially to put
money in his pockets, is unworthy of it;
and there was one name only to describe
such man and such a character, and
though newly coined from the mint of
slang, completely defines lit is
" shyster.
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While Prof. Watson has been fool
ing away fifteen years of his life in the
study of astronomy, very common fell
low in Delaware has discovered that a
turnip tied to string and hung to
hook will prevent rheumatism from en-
tering the house,
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A CURE OF LIVER DISEASE.

RUsK, Tex, May 10, 1873.
DR.. R. V. PIERCE-Dedr Sir My wife last
year at this time was confined TO her bed with
chronic Liver disease had one of the best
doctors to see her, and he gave her up to die,
when 1 came upon some of your medicine. I
bought one bottle, and commenced using it.
She then weighed 80 pounds, DOW she weighs
40 pounds, and is robust and hearty. She has
taken eight bottles in all, so you see am an
advocate for your medicines.
WIN MEAZEI,
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BUFFALO BILL,
HOLLAND HOUSE. Rockford Ill April 30 IA

HOLLAND HOUSE, Rockford, III, April 30, "A.
DIR. r. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y.-Sjr: l
have now taken four bottles of your Golden
Medical Discovery in connection with your
Pellets, and must say that nothing have ever
taken for my liver has done me so much good.
feel like new man. Thanks to your Won
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Price rs Cents per Boz. Sold by DruggistL
Read "FALsE AND TRUE

Send one letter-aiamp 10 RAILWAY a Co. No
~ Warren street. New York. Information worth
Thousands Will be sent you
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s1e Daily to agents. Q. B. miller, New ark, n.
Money Making Employ ment. Fest ever
vi offered. Address NJ. n. LOWELL, Erie, Pa

@Ec con per day at home. Terms free. Address
WOF WEU GEO. STINsoN q Co.. Portland. Maine
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-03-25
Eitlst0rnugb gStarntt.
WEDNESDAYS NAH! !ass ',s7s,
THE BALp Mo tlNT.fIN roLcAN0

THE BALD MouNTatN voLcANo
Within the last few weeks rel orss Of
commotions among the monntrins Of Me-
Dowell county have been noised abroad.
By the voice Of rumor. and occasionally
were noticed in some Of the papers. II
was bard to persuade the world that the
causes of alarm existed except in insignia
tian oriu the exaggeration Of hc-haps anu-
susl noises. North Carolina ia her physi-
ca features very much, resembles the cha.
racter ascribed to iher people, quiet, equa-
BILE, and placid. hard to rouse into excite
ment and reluctant to move from The even
tenor Of their way. Hel mountains are
generally smoothly rounded of by the plas-
iic hand Of Nature. teeming with vegeta-
bic wealth 10 their very SUBMITS, and CIV
ing not the slightest evidence Of hidden
forces beneath. o
There is no sign Of volcanic action IN
their formation. and they seem never to
have been disturbed since that grand gene
raj cOnvu!sion which threw them into cxis-
tence. - -, ..ass
But nov. Old Rip is shaking Of his
slumbers, and showing 70 the world that he
ican do something as well as other folks.
Bald Mountain Is situated IN Mcdowell
county. not far from the Hickory Nut Gap.
and at point in the mountains where the
South Mountains unite with the Blue
Ridge. It is about 20 miles South East
of Asheyille.
Since February nth, strange noises have
been heard in the mountain accompanied
with trembling Of the earth. The noises
are compared to the firing Of cannon. or the
roar Of the thunder, and he conclusions
are sufficient to jsrthe houses. rattle crock
cry. and il j. said, suel j. the motion Of
the earth. that trees are seen 10 rock 10 and
fro at each detonation. The people in the
neighborhood live in constant terror. reli.
gious reyiyals have been awakened, and 10
some instances families have Abandoned
their homes.
As jet there has been no display Of yol
eanic action, except 10 the issue Of steam
from fissures in the rocks. and the unmis-
fakeable presence Of heat. evidenced BY the
Immediate melting Of snow when il falls On
the mountain. ~
SIT Is all wonderful and exciting. if the
half that is told be true. ard prepares the
mind for The approach Of some grand. start.
ling aud terrible phenomenon. here, at
lsome, such a. never have 5een inflicted
upon US, and from which geological ar
raDgemsut had promised to spare this re-
gion.
Sciertlhcmen appear to have looked with
indifference upon The matter. as II doubling
that practice should be % inconsistent With
theory. We hope they viii throw Of their
incredulity and investigate the subject.
We are half tempted to run the risks Of
En?edocles 10 satisfy our curiosity in pry-
ing into the mystery.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-03-25
AfARKE1x

The bone Tobaceo Market hss been
more ae,ive thi. week than last. with large
ssles but no change of copscguspcs 10
prices. Tbegreat trouble, which 1, suf.
fsisney Of really good, SIN continues. spd
is nOs iikeIJ % be rauedied. last years crop
furnishing aB unusual proportion Of com.
mon. ~
There sre sons ,Iiglt changes 10 tbe
kisbmood Market. and We give quotations
Of The I9lb.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-03-25

Al~oluteiy safe. PcrfeclBy pdorlex-. Afwsys
mbfufm. Iliuminring oGialiffee superior 10 g.s
Burns Nv any imnp without danger n fxplodinc
og faking nres Manufactured expressly ~ ar
pisss the liss of volatile and Dangerous olls Ia
salety under sye.r possible tfst. Hnd ~ perfect
bnfniDg qualities, are proved by IL eonfIuned
use W over 30. 900 families. SO ~ -1.'' b
Millions ofRailons hive been cold end M A..
rident-direcfly o. indircrfiy even oecllred
from burning. storing or handling q. u = .
The Insurance Companies and Fire COM
the Astral A. The best safeguard wien lslnf,s ~
used. ssnd for cifriiisr. For sale N rrfsil ~
the trade Efnffally. and a WhoIrxale IN tl.e
proptistors, gu s.PRATT 4 CO., sDe, FiIrf9t.
street, Sew York. 49, IL s.s'fli'' "
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-03-25


II Hon. Wa. Smith has gwen The
appointment Of Cadet for his District to the
Naval Academy at Annapolis TO q sol. Of
the Hon. 5. II. Rogers Of Raleigh. This
is graceful act from political opponent.
and . generous forgetfuluess Of personal ri.
VARIES. eaaE ,'la Nas1ts fsai Il @s
3 f NG .f ID TaE fHaf
10 Its now decided that there vas no
election by the people 10 New Hampshire,
Weston falling short By about 600 votes.
But there appears to be Democratic ma.
jsrity on joint ballot in The Legislature Of
Is, and that secures the election OF wes-
ton. -, - =.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-03-25
~ FENERABLE RELIC

The following letter has been handed 10
us, which we Poblish. hot 50 much because
of iis really ittrinsio value. but TINT II re-
hates to parties whose descepaapts sill
flourish among Is honorsd and distinguish
ed. The letter written BY Abner Nash,
afterwards Governor. was written from his
country seat near Newbern TO the Hon.
Sam Strndwiek then living in the vicinity
Of Hillsboro-hoth names Of household fa-
miliarity here through four generations.
The letter is endorsed enclosing IN old
advertisement Of Burlington lands." Its
q little curious, this reference to remote
antiquity. in i letter itself so antique:
l'EdBRoKE, April llth l77i.
sin :esa iass es'i .aea "a nrfa sf
Having accidentally met with piece Of
antiquity VII, relates to your lHaw6elds
Estate. ] have determined t. send il to you.
| took il out Of a Virginia Gazette printed
in February 1889, fringed round the edges
As you will see, by the considerats mice,
who have kindly left the material part; II
i should prove any service in fixing the
exact bounds Of y'rlauds, I shall feel my
self excessively happy in bringing to light
this old fragment. should aaye sent you
the whole Gazette, but it serves 70 bind
togsther a manuscript collection Of the ve-
ry drst laws enacted in this province. web
assure you is very curious'piece Of anti
Tquity. The gov'r has had sight of il. as
you may if you please when return FROM
EdentcA. .es
! am respectfully and very sincerely
Sir g1 stass
Y'r most obd't and devoted servant,
m a. NASH.
To i-f -,
The llon'ble SAMUEL STRuDwIcKesq.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-03-25

~ The news from Washington indi.
Gates that Grant is becoming sOmewhst dis
satisfied with bis cabinet. With bis dis.
regard to public opinion. be has always
lad about him men whom the popular SEN
iinent bas condemned, as unfit for their
positions. and held on 70 them IS long %
they served biz purpose. But tbe charm
Is broken. Old associations are breaking
up. The jealousies Of rivslsbip begin TO
sbow themselves. Aud the exposure Of the
villsinies Of the party have brought about
recriminaiioas whieh siIl destroy aty
Friendship sfousded on community Of
crime. and ceasnted only b the cohesion
81 public plunder."
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-03-25
CONGRESSIONAL ASPIRATIONS.

Mr. Us. Amis Of Granville. is spoken
sfas . probable Conservative Candidate for
Congress IN the Raleigh District. Ike
Young Esq :, i talked u as an oppOnentt 10
Billy Smith in thesame district. On The re-
publican side, aad Cen. Willie D. Jones
has aspirations IN fhe sane direction. 3si
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-03-25

90 TIE complaint Is general. thar
Congress i he most indoIeht body that hss
ever sst in Washington, and that Il |. max.
ing % progress 70 relieve tho financial ,sou.
bles of tho country On the mean time.
things are reguIsiing themselves Is bed
they msy. for though b1sine.s . crippled.
The necessities Of people win not permit !.
to sop altogether.
II . disersdiiab:s and damaging state
Of things. efI i.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-03-25

~ The contest for 'Jsson's Boots in
Massachusetts has waxed bot. Sumpsr's
re'nsins had scarcely been consigned TO ,he
grave. before the Jury Of rivalship broke
out. Butler. Dawes, Adams. IIoar. anu
others pitched furiOusly into The meeles.
Massachusetts, Is somewhat siek Of Butler
just now. Heis too strong for her Stomach.
Dawes viii probably be The man. Who
ever he Is. be viii be some one who inhe.
rts Samner's bate Of the South.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-03-25

" The nes postage law tsaysshe New
York sun,l brings considerable revenue
from The New York advertising sgeuciss.
Geo. 7. RowelI 4 Cos quarterly bills up
% newspapers received exceed $3.50 ;those
Of ;. N. Pettebgill 4 %. are above $3.50.
while the agencesof W. .. Carlton, Bates
dLocke, " ". Sharpe and Others ulosi
prominent. pay from oue-fourtL 70 one
eigth of the above amounts. 81 sas 81
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-03-25
\ v n n n N n
Time Tests the Merits of an Things.
|840 Over Thirty Years 1872,
PERRY DAVIS =
p AIN = LER,

tty ft&
HAS bceil tested In every variety ofclimate and
Ii BY almost every nation known 10 Americans
II Is the constant companion and inestimablr
friend of the missionary and the traveller. on sea
or land, sndny one shond travel on our Lqkes
Since the PAIN KILLER was tirst introduced
and met MI sslsll extensive sale, many Linz.
merits Hs'sSfs, Paaesass, and other Remedies
ins III {, q tHe PAIN K KiELEf. II - -.
WHY Is THIS SO?
gnisbeeause DAvfs'PAIN KILLER Is what
Il claims 10 be 4 Relher Of Pain.
IA It's Merits are Unsurpassed.
! 10 youare suffering from INTERNAL PAIN,
Twenty toThhty Drops In ! little Water viii al
most instantly cure you, There u nothing TO
equal Il for ~ .fsa astf ~ 1Ett az va
Coiic, Cramps, Spas,as. Hart burn, Diar-
rhea, Disseatery, .Fislf, Mind Ia The
BoicciS, Soar Nfogluch, DyspeDsiQ,
Sick Headache.
\ insectons nfthctounfry where &8# aA
sa,l1Es FEWER AND AGUE as
prevails. there Il no rumefly held In greater a.
teenl Persons travelling should keep Il by them.
a fcw drop<, IN witer, will prevent sickness or
bowel tr0iilslfs fran change 0i water. tfkH fHa
From Foreign countries the calls for Pam
Hfiier are great, II Is laundto -
Cure Chei~rs hen nitssher Renesfies Fail
/. Irhen used Externally as a Linimeat,
nothiug gives quicker es,Se IN Bisrns. Gus Bruis-
e, SIraue; Stings from fnsecis, ,..and Scaids. II
removes the lire. and the wound heals Ike crdl.
nary sores. Thuse suffering with RliEUMA.
TisA. COtir, or NEURALGIA. if nat posi-
tive cure, they find the PAlN-kILLER gives
them relief when no other remedy viii.
u gives instant relief from Aching Teeth. 3
Every linnse-heeper sshenld kcrp ID ai hand.
and apply u on the iirst aitack Of any Pain. II
win give satisfactory relief, and save slidsriug.
)9 not trile with yourself BY testing untried
remrdlrs. BE sllre You call for and gei the een,i
inesPAfN KILLER. s many worthless nos-
trims ARE sifesnrtra 10 be sold on the great rt<
putntion of this valuable Medicine. l,t.s.f
fd- directions accompany each hottie.
Price 25c.. 5oc.. and 81 per Botfie. e sAsi
-zs stsa PERRY DAVIS x SON issii a
81! - s p c MASFs AND PRop's.
= sRr 1856 High ST.. proridence, n. I.
iiiSycamore Sc. Cincinnati. q
S7I 81. Paul St. Montreal. Canada. .asp
"a Southampton. Row. London England.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-03-25

ng- The wfetched stoEsrsys who were
found secreted % tbs steamship New York
bound from Havana 70 New York some
time ago. and Who were returned By che
coEafdly captain to the Cuban authorities,
baye been garotted. -
II that captain has eoneiepee. OF Il be
can feel remorss for deed ipsiigatsd BY
timidiiy Or isssrsst ss EilI feel ipc.ised %
call upon fhs roets 70 fall upon him. and
the mounisins % barry him. 20 bide him
from Tie Seorn aud crecratioss o. fbs world.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-03-25
TO FARMERs.

SUPER PHQspHATE--sso, pr TON.
WAnRANTkD equal y any iuspufprfured.
REEVES. NNiNf& Gfwl#8 49, - ~ 7tA
Groand Bone. warraased. s43. per Ten.
Grcpnd A Lump Plaster Guano,
300, ,O00 Lnsbcls q Shell Lime = 80
BOWEN 4 MERCER.
NIB DI 10 s. Gay S. Baltimore, Sd.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-03-25

70 Il i tlsongbt that action will Be "a.
ken within The coming week on the Gnan.
sial measures before Congress. and that .
eopelusion will speedily b reached. The
busineu o. sbs cOaalryIs seriously affected
By the delays and uncerisiBtic. Of monsts.
y Sadr. and sissss q New York arc Ella
mofOus cor action. Il !. said that the ex-
pansiOnisis are losing ground.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-03-25

s..as.s,..--DA DASyILLE. March. 2osh. 80.
sH. Holland \ 60, rsrert iaas while
sales are large and business active. there
are noquotabie changes IN prices. aud We
retain the quotations Of last week
I.ugs, common to good, 500 to s 80
good 400 to 4, so
!" bright. coo 10 &, ,OO
:. extra smoking. I2to is. 90
Leaf, common 10 medium. 5to 6
IL" good 10 ine. G.50 10 S. 10
II" extra fine, = z Y 800 10 10. 80
: common bright. $50 70 2O.oo,
!. good ,.s,;.a -. $500 to,s5,Oo
- Extra h.i.iistlsst 5000 to 40. O6
$ The ilillSboros Market. has been active
during the last week. aud good breaks on
four days Of the week. The quality offer
ed was haxeser lnossly inferior. but bring
ing good prices; afntsial n ppili-sassi.'
!. CoTreN.-.ihere has been some irn-
provement 10 the cotton market with more
active inquiry, Inferior grades were more
in demand :tssaaog 3 iasal sksal ,I,te
! Raleigh. March 20,h Low middlings
strong at 49, Stained grades 81 10 III.
Wilmington lsth., middliugs qpie, but
steady At Isl, low middliags IN. =
Norfolk. 10Th. Low midalisgs i4i; ais
il uFLoCR.-Raleigh. North CaoIina cxtrs
IS, ra '.el ssis ssss h.'r sgal
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-03-25

y
The following, viz:
ReciiHer., = - A7.ssa eoaoo
DeaIer~. retail IIquor, ~ tg slessfaais .oo
Dealers, NhaIerale uauor..ss l..a .s4asi1 .ID.o1
paI ppeaIss. 70 mall Iiqlors. wh2.lesalr, 300
Dealers iu leaf tobacco. s sa4 eis5,o1
Retail dealers IN leaf tobacco. 90 Gsr.oS.
Andon sales of over sl ,01, ifly cents Tor every
dollar ir,exeess q si,ns. - 1Nd l-tlfi'i
pealrryis manufactured tohaero. 8 hair 5.fn
Manufactures pf -tills, 81. .oo
Aud Tor eaeh stili manufactured, 9D.oo
Aud for raeh worm manufactured. ls ~. ~,
MmulAeturers q tSaccos 1000.
ManniagtuTers of rT-arS. loco
PedIcrs of tobacco, nrst eiass trnore than 90
= two f0rnv) rl&a sr 90 S1.on
Feeders q tobacco, serVnd eIass two
reders eftshacce, third els-- lone hs,., is..o yo
PedleTs of tobscro, ioilih slsss leH foot flss
Brewefs ofl~~ than so 6nrrels, e 20 10
Brewers % 5Oi iaueisor lnore. 100 90
.Auy person. % lialde. who shall fall 10 cons-
p.y VIII tl,e isregsing requirements viii be sub
Per-oBs or firms lialae 20 pay ans Of the spe.
eiA' Taxes named above must spply 10 : I, q.
e,i ISAAC J. YOUNG, 80.
Collector oi Infefnal Revenue atRALFIor. n.
CaTolIua.. and pay for mud prnetDs tie epevial
Isx v. stamp q s'ainrs they need, prior q May
Iyalow Further NdTcs. q -
80. .. W. DOUGLASS.
comuissiOner Of fnisrnal Ressnue.
ollss ofIpterns Ileyeaue, - ~.
:. Washlngton, DE-. Feb. 10, 1874, - !. I.
Aafcn - W.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-01

~. j. Reyes q Comp.

Muy estens0 varialo es cl surtido do arti-
culos de m0da de utilidad que para este como
edo acreditado establecimiento ha traido do
Paris el Gltlmo vapor frances Y sus ducnos t'e-
men el gusto dc Participate asl i sus numero-
sos faT0re tedores y de anunciallo al p6blico en-
general. Entire los varos articulos recibdos nos
linitarcmos citar los siguientos:
Tn gran surtido de calzado de das clases
para senoras, ninas niilos. Monas trenzas de
ultima mQda. Grantes blancos de cabritilla pa
ra senoras caballeros. ldem negros de seda
de castor y dc hilo. Blondas dc seda negras y
biancas Iapatillas de piel nonnato para seno-
ras y caballeros. Paraguas y medios paraguas.
Sombrerus dc hule. Pa1o negro Y aztl may fnO
Sombreros de copa ata de iieltro negros de
color. Colbataa do todas classes. Botouaduras
de raca. dc ms.lii Carteras dc viaiey gorras
de eeda y dc casimir. Mediaa haneas le color
para nlllas nin0s Tn su, lido complete de per
fumcria iina de las acfediradas marcas Il Cou
Nlfay L. Legfand.
uDa vista, pues, d Los Cdmbios veran que
ademas dc la ntllidad que ofroceD ZOE alticnIos
luo y ToieIlnos por su supel1o4 calid..si, hay
la yentaja DO menos importante de ses al alcan
co w EQaas Las tortunas, Tia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-01

Gran tdDrica de chocolate al vapoy pyi-
meF0s preml0S 0Jtenid0S en- las alti-
mas EGp0slciones pablicas de esta
Caud0d.

En este antique acrodltado estabiecmiento tan
conocld0 por todOS los tabtantes de esta Isa SO
eiaoorap diarlamente ChOc0inEeA de todas cla-
scS preclos, empleando en- su fabrication los mas
eAcelentoS lnatoIl&'aS los sStemas mecanicos mas
perleGclonad0s paI p0der iValz2r en- calldad pre
cio con las meJoIe8 ADricas de Europa AdelnAs he
IIosliocufado dar los eh0coat de uua ira Abri-
caclon e gusfo general del p,ts eiejando IneZclas
espeole5 lritantGs qn tan to pcrCdc c este eli
MA tropical qae hrS graz adam6nte So hallan Dia-
ga4Os la generalltad los chocolates que en- esta
se ntroducen de distntas prOcedencas. Mani festa-
mos hueStTos constantes faVorecadores Que conti-
nualnente h2llaran un complete surtido para satis-
iacer los padidos conque dignen hong-rnos en- ca
jas do Ii "a ~
advertimos al pGblico en- general que sola-
mente sera llgltimo chocolate de La Mall0rqui-
ma el que lleve grayado este nombre en- Ia mism,a
pasta en- la etllueta el de Antonio Carbonell
su fundador.
Dep0slto 1nicO, en- la misma fabrica calle de
San Jnsto nuns. 25 y % s Juan Bta. Pto. Rico.
En 81 mlsmo establccimiento Sc vcndGn .! de-
Tall cacaos recibid0s dlrectameute azucares de
Ia llabana y Central de Igaravidez, tabaeos Y
cIgarrlllo9 de las mejores fabricas Dc la Habana
ca1e mOlld0 pdfo sin mezcla, vinos generosos
de mesa, licores linos, pinas al jugo consefyas
lmentclas cajas de fantasia para rcgalos al
beliO sexO, 6 "A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-01
ESCRIBANfA PUBLICA.

El 81. Juez de primera instancia del Distrito
de ). Francisco de esta Ciudad en- los autos de
quiebra de d. Teodoro Taule y de la sociedad
Faule Revuelta Ell lquidacion, Sc ha servldo
disDoner solicitud de los msmos sc convoqhe
Junta general 4 todos sus acreedores, 4 fin de
que eyendo sus proposicones de cohvenio que
en- ese acto hagan Sc acnerde su rehabilitation
para continurr egelciendo ell comercio 81 fueren
aquellas admitibls .; v debiendo tener lugar ell
indicado acto en- la saa de dicho Juzgado el
dia once del pr6ximo mes de Mario & las ocho
de su manana, Sc hace pdbico por medic del
presente, con obieto de que llegue conocimen-
to de todos los acreedores cOncurran ella
Puerto Rico 23 de Febrero de 1S74--Mauri-
olO Guerra, EScrlDanO DlIhlIcO. ,}--3