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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-07
AL PUBLICO.

La rif de dos reloes de sobremesa que estaba anun
ciadapar este transere para I'll entrante por
haberse realizado todos los n1meros-,keloeria
Italiana, Fortaleza ntmero So. 2-5
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VILLA I)E PARIS
F0HTALEZA 40.

Reoibdo de Burdeos ell del corriente por ell vapor
frances Gaadelonpe
Vino Medoc, Il Pats rull6 de foie gras.
1dem St Estephe Lenguas ahumadas,
Jdem st Julien, Sachichas con trufas,
Idem Aargaux, Idem sin trufas,
idem Chateau Latte Mostaza pomos,
1dem idem Margaux Pepinillos,
Jdem blanco Haut Sau- Anchoas en- aceite.
terne, Acetunas relleuas,
Idem i,em Barsac, Ciruelas en- sroo.
Idem MADEIRA, Fresas,
1dem Oporto, Albaricoques,
Idem Jerez, Melocotones
Idem Moscatel, Ciruelas secas,
1dem Malaga, Aceite fno,
1dem Champagne, Petts pois oon mantequi-
Conac viejo, LA,
Anisete de Burdeos Sardinas en- aceite.
Licor de Cacao, Cuba, Almendras finas.
Idem Curacao, Jalea de varas frutas,
ldem Chartrense jaune,l Esparragcs.
Todo superior Puerto Rico, Abr Is de 1875.
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kiquisimo chocolate mantecados de Astorgas, Sc
detala en- Ell almacen de Pedro Perez Garcfa-Te-
tuan % 66
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AYISO,

En- Ponce, ealle del Conereo Sc yandan los mn.b,as
enseres de la fonda FRANCESCA 81 que les interese nue.
90 Verse con q dnenQ que habita en- dicha tolda A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-07
Habitaciones.

Sc alquilan con toda assteucia en- la Gale de San
Francisco ndmero SO. i-3
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! enta de III piano yer

tca en- buen estado, cuyo precio Is sunamene mo
deco ri 4ue 10 interese pue dirigsse al cuarte de
Balals, pabellon ntmero |, donde Sc halla de mani
sa'a ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-07
Alpis ste.

En- ell estab.eeimleato "Los Cam
bi. 50 8 5 rea 60 hbra. 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-07

Seg1n disposition del Gobernador. Britanico en- los
dias de correspondence para Europa, las carsas SO
raeran este Consulate hasta la una del dia sin null
ia hasta las nlulta de 10 eenSavos porcar
t eXcepto las que Sc echen e buzon con los sellos
lDgLeSsS necesariOs.
Cuando e franqueo es forzoso las cartas puestas
en- Ell buzon no anqueadas no pueden ser enviadaa
por Ell vapor ipgles
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pRECTOs DE SUBSCRIPTION

Por I'M ao SO la sPor seis IS so cenavos-PCr
un npstre s3Por reales Capital lO EN- resso
de IsIa-Por Peninsula extrangero nvando
peli6dco porte por nges Sl5 amaesPor u
ano en- la isla de Cuba S12
uscrpciones pagan smpre adelantadoy los suP
torres puen enenderse Age dcamente esta Al
min
I'll BoLET1N envia todas parties franco de porte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-07

Pabicase pert6dieo donrnee microbes vnes Guam
10 exgn las crcunsAnca repase alcances supeuenoe
grdss los suscfiptores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-05-07

dias siguientes:
Para Inglaterra, Espana
Franeia, Alemania, toda
Europa, Asia, Santhomas, Ell IL 613y 81.
Pacifeo, TERRA frma las
ColOnias Inglesas.
la Para pisss. 81 Brasil : Rio de Ell dlaa ~,
Para los Estados-ITnidos Via de Santhomas por g.
Oramericanoe el 126 l3,
Para los Est,Jos Trn;3a Dia 27
Via de Jamaica
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Consulate BritAnico.
NTEs DE aIAxo.

La correspondence Sc oelra en- este Consulate loa
dias siouienfaa.
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A virIa lc.asr and : Waite Dave Witness.

Some months ago a Mnscatine
Young lady accepted a situation as a
teacher in a school few miles from
the city. Returning home recently,
She vas taken sick and physician
VAS called. An examination by him
revealed the fact that she was about
- become mother. The terrible
oi5inion fell like thunderbolt upon
The parents; but it smote the heart Of
the girl with grief and terror and
amazcment which no language can
describe. She could not or would
not believe her physician. Her pale
lips asserted and rcasserted the most
positive innocence x any and all cir
<.umstances leading to such a result.
She as soemnlv affirmed her ignor
ancc Of her condition until informed
hy the physician. On inqniring into
her relations with the family board
;pg her, it was asccrtained that there
nerc two grown-np sons, but there
~crc 10 circumstance showing the
least improper intimacy between
either Of them and the teacher, or he
tween her and any other party in the
neyhborAood. Her department in
rae district had been most scrupu
Iousy correct. That she must have
been drugged was the only remaining
explanation Of the case. 10 this SO
luton examination was directed, and
the gil] stated that on one occasion
one Of the SOFAS above mentioned adj
vsed der to keep the door OF her
thamber locked at night Uptc that
time she had not locked her door,
but did subsequently. No other cir
cunsIance was elctcd to throw any
light upon the mystery. The farmer
with whom she boarded was sum
noned to the city, and, being in
formed of tle case, was greatly as
tonished, and protessed the deepest
sympathy He could not believe that
ui;her Of his sons conld be guilty OF
the crime; nor did he think them at
all qualified by their knowledge of
drugs for its accomplishment. 1t has
since been learned that one of the
sons had spent some months in a
drug store, and we conclude our story
Of the crime by mentioning that the
child at its birth, was taken by the
farmer to his home for adoption.
After the birth of The child the
young mother solemnly raised her
head and called God to witness that
she knew nothing Of its conception or
iatherhood. In spite OF these i'm
pressive observations more or less
suspicion still clcuded the girls limo
cence. This suspicion was of ma
ture that involved questions of med
ical science. Bat last Sunday new
witness appeared in the case. While
number were in the sick-room. a
white dove appeared at the window
and beat his bill against the panes in
q vain endeavor to enter. Barred
from admission at this point, the bird
disappeared and immediately sought
another place of entrance, which it
found at the back door Of the dwell,
ING. Here it entered and made it's
way to the sick.rooln, when it few TO
the bed, perched for moment on the
ioot-board, and then made its way to
tle PROSTATE head OF the poor patient,
where it nestled in perfect security,
and was only removed by hand! How
will the world view this singular in
cident. Il it a Judgment from heaven
pronounced IN favor of the girlf You
may laugh at this idea, but you must
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nGr'hrssr
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-01-21
CEN1'PEIJILE

Mr.. EnfrDR. 1t appear, to mo thit
a description of the village of Centre
villc might not he un'ntcrCsting to
Your readers. 1t isa place that does not
often appear in print. IL may I've too
that there has been little to say about
it if so. at least there il something
noteworthy. and will in time, surely
make the place more famous. refer
TO the neat lttlc school house.
that was huilt last fall. 1t ia a two stO-
~ building. only one room on each
floor Those rooms arc neatly furnish
ed. and already the seats On tho hr't
floor are filed With bright and happy
looking children. while the same can be
said of those in the upper room, only
that thcy are children Of n larger
growth. indeed it is hard To imagine
that most of them are In their early
teens. and il is to, I've hoped that the
future will prove ,..at their intcllcct-
correspond with the size oftheir bodies
Centrcvillc il situated in II hilly coun-
try, and is built on a hill. The street
that lies lowest contains all the stores.
Offices, shops aud hotels II is but re
Gently that a millincr has opened an
establishment there and the ladies are
no longer Obliged to go to nclgllbprlng
towns for goods Of that description, for
we take her to hc n lady of good taste,
who is wei. acquainted with both the
english and german languages, aud wc
predict her humble store room will AZ
no distant day, lie one Of far greater
yrctcntinus.
We ascend the hill norlhward To
GO, to the second street the one on
which rhe new school house = built
II contains some comfortable looking
dwellings. Mr.. Zcllcrs has built very
ucst looking home on this street, II
= ! think the most desirable street o
thc three for a residence. Again ",
ascend the hill nurthward To get To In,
'hirl and last street. IL looks To u.
from there ~ though we would moi
| have far to 90 to get Ia Jacks Mountain
On this street there are several new
buildings coins mp, indeed they ar,
>pringng up in every part of the vii
lage. The inhabitants are mostly ger
man. Penns Creek is close hv.
NJ. M.F.E.
Dec. 80. 1874.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-01-21
COURT PROCLAMATION.

NNbcreas the hon, J. G, BuCnER, Prasi
w dent Judge of the judicial District
composed of the counties Of snyder, Union
and MitDin and j, q, H. Shindcl and
u. l., Raudenbush Esqs Associate judges
in and for Snyder county have issued their
prcccpt hearing, date the iSih day of
Dccemher \. u. 1871, to me directed for
the holding Of M Orphans court, q court
Of Common Pleas, court Of Oyer and Ter.
miner and General court Of Quarter SEES
sions Of the peace at Midhlchurg, for the
county of snyder, on the nh Monday. lhe-
ing the 22i day of February, 1870. and
continue one week
Notice is therefore hereby given to the
Coroner, Justice of the Peace and Consia.
bles in AMI for the county OF snyder, TO ap.
pear in their proper person with their rolls
records, inquisitions. examinations and
other remembrances to do those things
which Of their Offices and in their behalf
pertain to be done and witnesses and per
sons prosecuting in behalf of the Common
wealth against any person or persons are
required 10 be then and there attending
and not departing without leave at their
peril. Justices are requested to he punct.
ual in their attendance at the appointed
ime sgreeably to notice,
Given under my hand and seal NJ the
Sheritfs Office in Middleburg, the 2Sth lay
Of Dec, A. D., one thousand eight hundrc' 4
and seventy fonr,
DANIEL B0LEEnER. Sheriff
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Sale Registry.

Prlva'c sale Of A Va'u THO House ami LIT In
Beavcrtown. \. A wetlel Agent
Fcs, g. Sale oiReu Etsttts, hy tte Ters of
Henry A. Smith. See advertisement aLd
Bis
Road. see liili,.
Feb -. Valuable Real Estate, Bsnvcr Town.
ship. See Advertisement and Bills.
Tlririday. March {. !. q. ScircI Nslu,hl per.
nouhi rfortfty-l,iyc Siuci, IN Franklin twp.
omilcs west u Midlicburs Scr Biu;
ss- Sotices like the a ,ov' are Inserted With.
out extra charges when wc PRINT the bi'ls or
nlrcftle the ale Notes Tor sale ~ ~ cents a
dozen. en- Those having h,lls printed at this
once an1 want good Crier will nui II e. hrir
advantage to make IT known when ordering
bills.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-01-21
How ~ 1Krtp U,vs-Evorv sooso,

How To KEEp HAMS Every season
more or less hams arc destroyed by in.
sects, or rendered too unpalatable to
be eaten Ivy decent people. BY follow.
ing this method the insect Is kept at a
distance. II is very simple and within
reach of almost every farmer in the
country:
After the meat has been well cured
by pickcl and smoke, take some clean
ashes free from bits of coal, moistcn
them with n little water so that they
will form Il paste, or else just we. the
hams little, and use the dry ashes
Rubbed in thoroughly thcyarc a.capilaI
insect protector and the hams can I've
hung mp IN the smoke house or wood
chamber viA4utauv danger oF mulc..
ution.-l County Gentleman.
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PUBLIC SALE.

NlIE undersigned, by virtue OF All
Il thntiiy to thcrl delegated ty Ja'Jb Grocus
hoe, will oner ., pubic -alo, at Ala u,burg on
FriiaN FtbrUdryl2, lS7j,
the foil lowing icscrihsd, aluable Real Estate 60
sit .-lrsct No. /,
. Lots,
situate IN the town = Adamsbur', Pa vhe-eou
are ore ted large two story dw,lluY house,
good barn ani otnot ue-yssarJ outodtIl.uga. --
Tract No J.
IL icrss.
N ar.t rl,sa l,Hl. az t,'a On III llN'r' L.
IN B.aycr township, AiriniGg lands ~ tn bu.rs
oi Doctor RIthiucL, ,dcc,Atri.-rr,ct NJ. 2,
- icr's.
more ar les- situate vr-t u Aluusbura, on tlt
Lincs',Ue Rtigo' sill cleared and IN good
state ~ cultivation, except ighI Acres Of WOOD
land .-rract MOI,
IL .icr,s
~ hne Meadow Lsnd. WING north nf Adams
burg on Tho Beaver Creek. Thes' are de,ir,hls
properties. conveuicnt ~ rafr1,t -t1rrs schools
mills e.. Sale 20 commence at ocl lck u. NJ.
n said day when terms VIII h" made kunvn by
JAt OBtEOSA,
Jan. 7, 1870. ASAAC AJRhSD,
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RKNrnY roR Cnorr.-The rottsyill,

htNIlh tbh Nltpl r. 1 lsc bNl'Niitt
Miners JouiRH SAYS
Tie "Old Muuntaiucor who has
been q physician for sixty years. scnd-
~ the following cure for Group. which
Inc says lac has used for forty years and
never known to fail Take Il tcicup
ull of fresh garlic. chopped fine. and
put ii in Il int of whisky. They are
ready for Use in half an hour. When II
child shows the least symptoms oi
Group. wet flannel with the mixture
aud put it about lhe chiId'S neck Place
another over the lungs In thirty min
utcs tn" lbslrhruts will have carried
the medicine to the laryux. glotti~ aud
cpislo,iis, aud tie child is safe. some.
times the mixture produces nausea
and the patient yum.,s. SO much the
better.
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4 DNrNISTRATOR'sN NOTICE. .

4 Letters Of Administration ou the estate oi
Isabella lharp decd. iltc ut Wellington twu.
snyior County. pcrn'a., having boen grant.
ell to tho unlotslgned, oil persons knowing
themselves Indebted to said estate are request
cd to make immediate payment, while those
having claims Will rcscnt tLcm duly authenu.
Gated to settlement to
DANIEL EiSENIItRr.
Jan. q Is. Aiministrat1r.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-01-21

IL tie iRic''d No matter under
what form of siotue-. you labor. there
il one great truth YOU should keep in
mind Al disease originates in an im-
purc condition ofthc blood Purify that
and tho di.casc must depart ; but you
cannot purify the blood Icy the use OF
rnisonous drugs. and exhaustive slim
ulant,. The best Blood purifier ever
discovered il Dr. Walker's famou,
Vinegar Bittcrs, compounded Of sim
pic herbs. Jan IL Nv
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-01-21
L. r. Kunkcl's Bitter Wine of Iron

has rovcr brcN known 10 tail In tho cure OF
weakness nttondod With symptoms irdi,l"si-
tom 80 ryrr'iov i197 .i maU 'rY d'f' .''" u
.Lrsptli;s; rolvCn, weakness. ho'r'r ~ Gi ca'o'
NraE, rttr.H,s frcui'i - .ir. d'yl h'Tt.r ''
death. pt.rI ..c.'. r.'u .'F' W'. kr"s.. .i. e.
ucsS oi =, ton. lanruor; universal lass thue oi
the muscular system; enormous appetite with
dyspeptlc symptoms; hot hands, flushing OF tho
body; dryuoss Of thd skin; pullii conntehanco
and sruptions Of tho face, purit'ing tho blonhi
rain In tho back; hcnyinoss OF the oyollis re-
quont black spots flying before the eyes with
temporary suilusipn and loss of sight; want oi
attention, etc. These symptoms all arise from
a wenkn -, ami 70 remedy that use r. F. krN-
Thousands are now enjoying health WGo nave
used IL Take only r.. +. kunkels.
Beware of coun terfeits AMI base i'nm'tations
AS kunkes Bitter vino OF Icon Is 50 well
known all over the conntry, druggists them.
selves make an iu:mitntion and try 70 palm II
of on their customers, when they call Tor hun-
kels Bitter vino Of Iron.
kuukel's Bitter Wine OF Iron Ia put up only
in 81 bottles and has yellow wrapper nicely
put on the outside with the proprietor's pho to-
graph on the Wrapper Ot each bottle. Always
look for the Photograph on the outside and you
will always be suro to get tue genuine. 81 per
bottle orr six for - dollars. sold by druggists
and dealers everywhere.
Tape Worm Removed Alive.
Head and all complete In two hours. No fec
Till head passes. seat Tin and stomach Worms
removed by Dr. kUnkel 2h9 North Ninth 1t.
Philadelrhin, Pa, send tor circular For re-
moving all ordinary worms, call on your drug
Price, tl' Jan,li, 10
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men.
All invallls =, a distance arr required N answer
sn o,teui.I Let q plain questions. wh'ch Will 10
flrui,h~i b, mail fro, or at the orice A com
rls,e system ~ registering prevents ni..Lr NJ
er.flslou. CA.s box. never consulted. except by
us ray.cl.n. - tho e,tAbIsAmsut FOR freo
consultation send foF u.t Of question:.
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1LIT.s DIR. l.. n. FOOTE,
noK 1Ss, New York.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-01-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4 -.

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~ Letters of Administratlon ou the e.tnt" VI
John Nnycr deed late Ni beaver township.
snyder Comfy, reun'a.. having h,cp granted
e. the unicrslsnoi, all persons knowing thcn
selves Indebted to SAID Cstat" are requested to
make Immediate payment, while thJsc hIyi' z
claims will present them dulS authenticated Tor
settlement to MARY G MOVER.
Jan. rs. Admlnl.t ra rlN. .