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sHERIFFs ELECTION NOTICE.
NOTICE is HEBEBY GIVEN,

NOTICE Is HEBEBY GIVEN,
YNO the Qualified Voters of Baltimore county,
l. that an Election will be held in said coun-
ty, on
The FIRST TUESDAY next after the FIRST
MONDAY of NOVEMBER, 1875,
1t being the second day of said month, in the
several Precincts and Districts of Baltim
county, viz:
FIRST DISTRICT.
First Precinct-EDWARD W. STIEFEL'S,
FREDERICK TURNPIKE.
Second Precinct-NEWBURG HALL, CA
louisville.
SECOND DISTRICT.
RANDALLSTOWN. .-~------.
THIRD DISTRICT.
First Precinct-OLD HAMMETT HOUSE.
Second Precinct-SEVEN-MILE HOUSE,
REISTERSTOWN ROAD.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
REISTERSTOWN.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
WILHELMS STORE, BLACK ROCK.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
MIDDLETO
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
First Prccinct-AT THE HOUSE OF ELI s. |
SAMPSON
Second Pr4cinct-PLEASANT HUNTERS
HOTEL WI5EBURG.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
C0CKEYSVILLE.
NINTH DISTRICT.
First Prerinct-COLD SPRING HOTEL.
Second Pr 'Ninct-HAMPDEN VILLAGE, |
FALLS I.3..J.
Third Prev r:t-TO OWsONTOWN.
TENT: DI5IRICT.
SHADES TAVERN.
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ToWsoNToWN, Md,
SATURDAY, 0CT'R Cd, 1875.

Gs- Terms Of Subscription-$1.5 so in Advance.
Outside the County 10 cents additional is charged
for postage.
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First Precinct w EIGHT'S TAVERN, HAR-
FOR PDXp.v---=
Second Precinct WILLIAM Blacks
STONES. RlDG ELY'S FORCES, PHILADEL-
PHIA ROAD.
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SALES OF PRoPERrY.-Mr. Charles G. Glib
son, auctioneer, sold on Monday piece of
property in Baltimore county, on the Annapo
lis road, known as "Zwanzger's Brewery" The
lot is four hundred feet square, and is improved
with two-story brick brewery building, ale
vault, ice house, frame dwelling house and 9TH
er buildings; ground rent 5000. The property
was purchased by A. Weskttel for ST, SEQ.
Messrs. o. A. Kirkland u Co., auctoneers,
sold on the same day, the following property,
situated in the village of Carrolton A lot Of
ground on the south side of the Frederick
turnpike, nearly opposite the three mile stone,
three hundred by eighty. one feet; sold to j. A.
Baker for 81 ,275. A lot of ground one hundred
and forty feet north of the Frederick turnpike,
one hundred and seventy eight by eighty-seven
feet purchased by j. A. Baker for $500.
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NINTH DISTRICT

EIGHTH DISTRICT.
COCKEYSVILLE.
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NINTH DISTRICT.
First Prerinct-COLD SPRING HOTEL.
Second Pr Ninct-HAMPDEN VILLAGE.
FALLS I,G:.J
Third Prec -TOWe eONTOWN.
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SEVENTH DISTRICT.
First Prccnct-AT THE HOUSE OF ELI s. |
SAMPSON.
Second Procinct-PLEASANT HUNTERS
HOTEL. WISEBURG.
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ELEV ENIH DISTRICT.

TENT: DISTRICT.
SHADES TAVERN.
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THE FARMERS FRUIT DRIER,
Patented by A. W. Sweeny, of BALTIC. co.,
CIMPLE, CHEAP
AND EFFICIENT.
For sale by JOSHUA THoMAo,
No. So Light ST., Baltimore.
Sept. 11.-6t.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
A NO. Four-Spring two-horse MARKET
N WAGON. will be sold cheap
Address f. c.,
Sep 25.-4w Fallston, Hartford CO., Md.
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FOURTH DISTRICT.
REISTERSTOWN
The Baltimore County union., 1875-10-02
HAGERSTOWN
GRAIN AND SEED DRILL,
The best and most perfect Force Feed Drill.
DAVIS PLOWS.

DAVIS PLOWS,
"WOODCOCK" AND "WYLIE,"
Right and Left hand; also,
PLOW IRONS FOR SAME.
For sale by
j. w. LEE & SON, AGENTS,
Sept. lift. Towsontown, Md.
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FIFTH DISTRICT.
WILHELM'S STORE, BLACK ROCK.
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TENTH DISTRICT,
AT SHADES TAVERN,
On. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, October
4th, 9Th and 9th, 1875,
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SEVENTH DISTRICT

oIA II UISIhICT.
MIDDLETOWN.
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SIXTH DISTRICT,
AT WILLIAM IL. WHEELER'S HOTEL,
MIDDLETOWN.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, October 4A,
5th and 9Th, 1875,
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SEVENTH DISTRICT,
AT THE HOUSE OF ELI S. SAMPSON,
1st Precinct;
Monday, October 4th, 1875,
AT PLEASANT HUNTERS HOTEL
WISEBURG, I'd Precinct,
On Tuesday and Wednesday,, October 4M,
5th and 9Th, 1875,
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FIFTH DISTRICT,
JACKSON'S WHITE HOUSE,
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, October
4H, 5M and 9Th, 1875,
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dhe. Yutletin.
PARAGRAPHS.

s..sf. : :
--Co,ifo,pia has 10000 marriagen,,le
girl.
Prof Marsh has in his possession
fossil bird found In the West, which has
teeth. lie concludes that the creature
vas an Intermediate form between the
bird and the reptile. and that Its discov
cry supplies one of the missing links IN
The Darwinian theory.
The giant grape Vine ut Santa Bar
bara, Cal, is supposed TO BE- dying. Its
owner has accc,lcd to numerous requests.
and intends to transport 1t to Phiadcl-
phia Tor exhibition in the California de
partmcnt OF the Centennial. if scientific
treatment, can keep it alive long enough.
The Norristown He1uN knows OF an
old woman in Bridgeport who has pasted
ncnrly five thousand medical recipes In n
book during the past forty years, but has
never -ren sick day in her iiic She !.
growing discouraged. Some people are
born ~ III luck. she says.
Said distinguished politician to hi
son: wLooi, ut me- began as m alder
man, and here | am ut the top OF the tree
and what is my reward: Why, when
die. my son will b. the greatest rascal i
The city," TO this the young hopeful
replied. ayes. dad, when YOU die 'hu
not till then.
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Bc!o.J ID, era ~ Railroads, CAIRO mad "a
colGmuhding porition A. centre OF com.
ncr,C aLd navigation. THIS importance Oh
position >hc TN poss,sscs. hul ha. now The
additional adylntat Ut being ,reut rai,-
road G IL iC, Il nunb, ~ the most import.
lut railroads H. the Valley 81 the vi s.ipli
CONVEX ing 80 AMI having th,lr teiin!hi
there. I'm NJ thcs". cominl from the HJrih
ac the great tllino,s Genital Rulio q,
VIII 81, iraycises the Ntirc tate oi illinois
iromlt cS,reNi' northern and northeastern
To- b.. sou,horn limits and by it>cJnn, ction>
extends in o All the great nurthwe' teib
Grain producing StaJc. tho Cairo and VIM
c. nne,. extending from afro to he city OF
vi =. rnes. in the STATE oi lndisn.. aicfc
| its L injections afford direct rei.ruad oe'l.
! municaiion- wi h all m tern cities; am
the cairo n -. Louis Railroad, afiording n
direct railroad communication with tie
CITY oil -. Louis and al the railroads cen
,-ring there The road, coming from III.
south are the New Orleans. jackson and
Great Northern and the Mobile aud Ohio
, kairoafs which give dir, ct railroad com
| municaiion with IN citi-s OF Mobile and
| New Orleans, and 9th southern Atlantic
! tea ports. ana Ivy connecting roads with all
| the country nth Of Cairo; and coming
from the southwest 1.-the Cairo, Arkan.a-
and Texas Railroad. which tlords similar
| communication with so them Mi sOuii.
ArAahsa. nd Tcxss and the principal cit.
| iee Of those states. This l-st-named ro.,i
vii give, also. direct connection with The
TcAns aud Pacific Road when 10 is com ie'
ted, thus q, ing direct communication. wi h
the prnci al port oi the Pacific ocean
hesc ra lrOahS, t. lni atipg ut Cairo, are
now all completed and in successful opcrt
ton, those il, ,lioo- coming into The cit,
On a ba' K a. each oi the rivers, ohio an'
| NJ ssi,sipp. and tcrmihatin- ~ their conilu
cncc, thus enc rcling The city. The Holl,
SPRING., Brow. svhle AMI Ohio hiyer da'l
road, ana t,c cairo and Tennessee River
Railroad. which will both terminate ~
LairO. are in course OF construction ana "!
soon be compi, ted, and other railToa, both
| In HIN /, aud ia States south Of the Ohio
river, which Will also terminate Mt Cairo,
! are projected. ana arrangements made "a
| build them. The construction OF ines,
will greatly increase the r,i'rosd com'nuhi
| cations oi cairo.
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AZ a manufacturing location the position
Of Cairo is not lcss important. The crude
msterials IL every description, which con.
stitute the elements Of manufactured arIi.
cles, abound on every sine. iron ore, coal,
oi supe ior qualify, and timber OF every
ell racter, moro than others. being essi'y
and chcuply accessible, and the rich agri,
cultu al region OF the immr diatc neigh5or-
hood, q. well IA the more remote dist lets
rendered tributary 10 IL by river AM rail,
iuri lsh sIppiies"f the LeccsSari OF life In
such abundance rs torn Cr living except.
ionally cheap. When the MANI featured ~ H.
clos are produced, the facilities for cheap
distribution by river and rail are not
eguallcd.
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Cairo ha' a moral Intelligent. liberal and
eDt-rprising p pu ion Of about II 00o--h
"a superior ~ item oi public school, which,
prise. aiiord u s,l, y ss,d educational adj.
von'ape>--is PISS sscd Of well-establ sh q
churches Of nearly every denomination
has publ' and pr, ute huildin, 3 OF u Fupe
r'or cha acter-hts y climate, which for "a
I'M riiy and health nj Influences cannot be
surphssed-has II well.regulated and ef'
tic ent municipal oreaniz,tion, its streets
hgh'ed nth gas, un other metropolitan ad'
and IN re 'lity not to be cxcelled as y place
Ofperman~nt residence.
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It, central location in The gree Valley Of
the Mississippi, and the great v ealth ofriyer
unsurpassed advantages rs a commercial
point, rs 1t affords to he. easy and chcHp ac-
ces, to all the graln producing districts OF
the North aud West, and similar occcs- to all
the agricultural produce consumers Of the
South, thu. presenting the best location in
the WcsttO an interchange of The respect.
productions.
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His city, " IL well known, Is tuats d at
the confluence Of the Ohio and Mi -issippi
iiy,rs. at the head OF uninterrupted naNi a.
tioh ON The Mi,si,silp i. be u below .ob-
.u'irtions ny lee in III "lntsr and low.
water m hummer, and iiu- hs, a clear and
open river communicates &c ali times over
the N.>i--i pi an1 LIS tributaries, with ail
the untr, south. to 'hc Cult OF Mex CO
ant the Atlantic ocean. Cairo has also The
same character of COMMUNICATION With al!
the country north over the streams flowing
by when those streams arc not innavi.
rshlr NY tca'op ~ lee or low water.
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Lots and land in Cairo arc now offered Al
very low p'ices, allording favorable oppor'
'ent the location 10 the pubic Ms offering
unriNa led advantages tor the su cesst,ll G..
iabl SHIN" NJ Of commercial or manufactur
log cn'erp iscs, aud the best lOca ity IN the
com ~ LOT profitable iLvestmcntof capital.
=. STATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees, etc.
CAIRO, Ill, May lst, 1874.
B. 10-tf
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RAuLROADS.
ST. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN
e. SOUTHERN r. r.
TTMH CARD.

LNpr,s. leaves Cairo iai, y. In.
Express arrives nj Cairo daily .........i:co "a IN.
Accommodation leaves afro daily ....2 100 Il. N.
accommodation arrives daily Except
sunday ......'l y" q. III.
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Ayers Cathartic PWS.

- Tor the relief
! ! ! | / ] ! ]
IT, and cure oil eu
~ derangeruents In
the stomach, Nv
or, and bowels.
They are mid
aperient, and an
exseli1el purge
&S.. Contain No msr.
- &ssSSssA. . 4 S SScs
setiou. sicknc,s and suffering J.. prevented "
have them on hand Tor their protection end
relief, wi.on re CURED. Tong experience has
proved them TO be the saie.t, turesf, sra
lest OF oil the Puts with which tnc m ,l,,
shOun,ls. by their occasional use, the blood
Is purified, tie eorrupsions Of the system sy-
PEELED, distinctions removed, and 8e wn0Ie
machinery 0f lite restored TO " hcaifsy Activ:
and siussi,h are cieansed by Ayer's taus.
and stimulated into action. Thus tncipleIt
disease Ia changed into health, the value Of
which change, when reckoned on the vast
pnted. Their sugar.costine makes shem
pleasant TO take. aud preserves their vlilues
unimpaired for my length Of time, SO that
Although searching, they arc mild. mn, G,wr.
ate without disturbance 10 the constitution or
diet or occupation.
Full directions are given on the wrapper 70
and for the following compisints, which these
Pulls rapidly cure:--
For lDyspeDssis or 1ndtgesslsn. Lsss.
lessness. k1agWWr, and lWss 81 . ppss
siee, they should be taken moderately -
ttimwla,c tho stomach, aud restore lie healthy
Fos Itvsr 1,es~ pla.ss ana its var!ou.
symptoms, 1DtltSas 1aeaslar he, ntck
naOaAHs NJ, Jouaasce OF lireeo Sick
ness, nDt1i0us Cello nrd 0totWoo Res
vspp, they should be jtdiciouSly taken for
each case, 10 correct tie diseased action, OF
remove the distractions which cause y.
For uDyse Rscry or BDtMrrhsrs, but one
For Rhewssestsrs. Goat, 0snses.
Rsalp4snsion Of the Heart. 9'Ala ~
che hidc. D0ek. ant 1.Osns, they Mould
be continuously taken. a. required, 70 change
tho diseasosi action Of the sys'0in. With each
change tho,e complaint. disappear.
sass. they should be taken " Luxe sld n,
qucnt doses ~ produce Tic effect q drn'!sc
purge.
taken, as II pfUluccs uag dt-'r.f enect Is
syiapathy.
A. a Diansr PW. take nne OF Two PtVs 90
promote diges ton, aii relieve tiis stoinurh.
An occa sionai dose stiuiuh,es the stomach
and bowels, ,ostpus tie appetite. AMI insisef'
utes the eys.on. Houre " l. oiffn a1ranu
geous where no ssrlOu. trraag.Iuert tStsts
One Who ieols .Jlcrahly well, oitcu fsds thi.'
t.ose Of these P;Us make him fee tecid
eddy better, from 'ncF cleansing a!i reno
waiting ercct on tie digestive api'arai'.-.
PREPARED BY
Dr.. J. c. AVER 4 CO., Practical Chemists
IOWELI. Mass. U. y. 4.
yon SALE ~ ALL pruooisTs E'In'SKsSI
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These periodicals constitute wonderful
INSECT any OF m ,Ge:n n Jligni, research and
CRITICS n. The cream Of al European books
W jrth reviewing ~ found here, and they
treat OF the leading events Of the world in
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The Ameti an Pub .Ishers urge upon all in.
telligent road'Is in this country liberal
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that no expo diture tor literary matter will
Yield 50 n aioturn q. that required tor u
subscription TO thee the leadiog Poriod-
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CONFES IONS
OF A VICTIM.

Published ~ Q wsrning and Tor the benefit OF
x:HnE Men and others Who s"sr f9InI Hsr'9 Sis
liules OF Self. cure amer undergoing much SUI
fering and expense, sna Wsllsd frsc 2S SsGsst'
In EppsSsipsIa 9lSeStt fnysl9pSS ox Isl. EnsoS
lyn, " a. f''''>"'"
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No one remedy 1. louder
called for by the u~ccssitie
OF the American people than
a sure and ssfe csrc lor
Fever anJ ASs~. such
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Ayers Ague Cure,

S S. F' Sn .1 T.7 As.' sss%'' Rs1 Ss
Dumb Ague, Periodical OF Bilious 70.
yer, 6o., and indeed al the a6botaons
which arise ffom malarious, marsh, Or
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TINE CARD.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL r. r
Agsiys At caro-

JAMES JOHNSON, Agent.
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GIRO pcsroFF1cE.
RAILROADS.

G. ". McI,nA'o, p. NJ.
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nFPoSlI- received and genera! banking
- husiur'f done
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Giro de Letras.
Gale de San Francisco nun. 81.

Francisco Bast0n e. @, 10 efect6a en- tods
cantidades que 40 balen dc 10 pesos y oortoa aia
vista sobre los sguientes puntos.
Madrid, Albacete, Albuquerque, Alcazar de San
Juan, Alcoy, Alieante, Almera, Amanda de Duero !.
AranJuez, Arens de Mar, Arnedo, Ateca, Avila Ayi.
les, Badajoz, Barcelona, Bilbao, Bdrgos, Belmonfe.
Caceres, Cadiz Calahorra, Caatayud Caragena, Cas-
teton de Ia Plana Ciudad Real, Cordova, Coruia,
Gusnca, Candamo, Cangas de Onis, Cangas de Tineo.
Csstropol, Coiunga, Cudiilero, Don Benito, Eciia.
FerrO, Corona, GiJon, Granada, Guatlaalara Grasio
Haro, Huelva, Huesca, Inhesto, Jaen, Jersz, LeOr,
Lerida, Linares, Logrono, Lorca, Lugc, Laanss,
Luarca, Llanes, Navla, Malaga Manzanarss, Medina
del Campo, Merida, .aurca, Olvenza, orense, Ovie-
do, Palenca, Palma de MalIorca, Pamplona Penaran-
da, Pcntevedra, Puenteareas, Pravia, Pola de Lena
Poia de Siero Reus, RivadeseIla Sabadsl oaas sala
manca Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Canarias) san Fei6
dc Guixos San Sebastian, Santander SanIago de Ga
cia, Segovia, Stvilla, Soria Taragona, Toedo Tor
relaguna, Trugillo Tudea, Valencia, VaIiadol Vigo,
Vilanueva y Geltrd, Vitoria, Zatra, Zamola Zara-
goza.
San Juan de Puerto-RicO 81 de JUNO de ls75.->
Francisco Baston 81 @.
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Aviso al pdblieo.

Deseosa Ia Empresa del vapor costanero- espanol
"Madrid de aviar 10 possible los gastos de los que
utzan buque para carga ha dispuesto que desde
esta fecha hasta nuevo avsO recibra entregara 10
carga Ell muelle de esta Capital sendo por cuenta
de ella Ell lanchaje hata ell vapor.
La carga recbira desde Ia ante vspera del dia de
salida hasta las dos de la tarde precsamente.
ModifcadO por complete el sistema de embarquss en-
el costanero segun Ell annnro que precede, oumple
la Empresa hacer presente alos cargadores uicen
este buque, que deben pasar recoger en- la
sgnataria os cOnocimentos de la carga preyio page
del hete
eargadores sobre las condolences So 14a 15a la
l8a estanpadas al dorso de los mencionados documen
tos.-San Juan de Puerto Rico 90 de Mario de 1875
-Iriarte. Harmano de Csracana ca Consionatarios.
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GIRO DE LETRAS.

b. Borras y Hermanos, del Conner
clio de esta Plaza, gran sobre Alican-
te, Aviles, Barcelona, Bilbao, Cadiz,
Caldaa de Reyes, Corcabioo, Coz
rafia, Fe rol, Gijon, Habana. Lugo,
Madrid, Malaga, Mondonedo, Oren
SO, Oyiedo, Palma de Mallorca, Pa
dron, Pontevedra, Rivedeo. San Se-
bastian, Santander, Santiago, SevilIa,
Tarragona, Tuy, Valladolld, Valen-
cha, Vigo, Viliagarcia, yivero, y Zara-
goza.-San Juan de Puerto Rico 3 de
Mayo de 1875.-Fortalesa, %,
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CigjiliHp inliS de- CallabB Indca
DE GRIMAULT Y c.,
FARM4CEUTICOS EN- PARIS.

Todos los especifeos empleados hasta ell dia para
alvar el asma las afeccones de las Was resprato-
ras, tienen por base sUsTANCIAs ToxICAs que dejan
una gran pesadez sobre Ell cerebro, cuya infuenca
sobre la inteligencia yla salud general es suma
mente perniciosa.
Las propiedades del principle active del canamo de
Bengala cue contienen nuestros cigarros adj
mirabes que apenas han aspirado algunas bocana-
das de humo nota va mayor facildad en- la res
piracicn m nos ahogos, en- una palabra, UN ALIvIO
TAN COMPLETE como rapido inofensivo, pues nues-
trOs cigarrlos contenen principle t6xco alguno.
Son pues estos cigarrios el dnico remedio SECURE
cue pHeda recomendarse toda confanza contra Ia
asma los catarros nerviosos Ia aringitis generel
contra odas las enermedades de las Was respratorias
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-06
lgellia llb!Ga De negoti0g.

dedearse este ramO industrial por haber lenado las
formadades al efecto, poaeer adenas los conocimen
tos teoric9 practicos buen desempeiio, adquri-
dos en- 40 amos que cuena de ejerccio asf en- la Gu
do por la Real Audencia Gu el ano 81, uitimamen
te en- Is Real Subdeegaci principal de Medicine des
de ell ano AZ en- que hasa Ia fscha Sc yene ocupando;
Ofrece servicos en- dicho rano 4 sus numerosos
amigos relaconados de esta Capital y Departamen-
10 de la Provincia, la cae de la Luna nimero So
Taller de Carpinterla Ebanisteria Agencia Fune
rara,' habitacion 1O4 de la misma calle,
que actualmente exsten las oficaas 4 su cargo de
la exprsaada Real Subdelegacon. FeIicano Fuertes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-06
Vice-Consulado
b los Egtadg- -UnilB De Venezuela
en- Ponce (Puerto-Bi

Habiendo aniquilado el espantoso terremoto del 19
ds Mayo 6ltimo las norecientes pobacones del Estado
Tkchra de Venezuela las de Santander dc Ia Repd-
blca de Columbia, dejando sepnlladas bao ruinas
mas de dsz mil victimas, las que escapar pudieron
este desden de la naturaleza Teducdas la mas exa-
gprada ndiferenca, he. resueto abrir suscrcion
vOluntaria despaeho, obsequio de los des-
gacados que han sobrevivdo al cataclismo dnnde tc-
das las personals cartatvas puedan eercer fsntro
pa en- escto los Venezolanos residen-
en- esta Isla, como tamben los que naceron aque
ssrrorio cualquiera que la naconalidad que des-
pues hubese adoptado, sa6 han olyidado que un dia
iusron hermanos de aquellos infortuRados para que
penersdos de la penosa stuacion que encuentran
orendsn 10 que tengan por nvenente Ponce, Julio
70 ie lS75.--J. TOro Blanco Vice-C6nsul de Vene-
xueia. 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-06
lPars Ia nanebs de Ia VnlGIaI
Gran pOmada yegeneradora y Blanco
Cera de Antomio Rodriguez Beymal.

Tengo 81 honor por primera veg de ofrecer ests
ustrado publ mis- preparedness siende de mi de
Der advertr que clio no hay NADIA de charatanismc
yque ofezco verdad la cual esta acreditada haes
amos en- toda la lsla de Cuba donde expenden
con sin igua exito.
La gran pomada rsgeneradora es un pro licto in
comparable, una pasta suayfsnaa de grato olor de f.
exquisita compuesta ingredentes costosisi-
mos, para embeecer todas las fsonomfas Y evital
muchas enfermedades cutaueas; quita da un mode
absolute las manchas aboaduras que deian las vi.
rueas los barrcs, las pecass herpes arrugas de Ia
vejez.
Esto undo al higienico Blaneo Cera, dnieo en- su
elase que perudca que comunica al CUTS la tres
cura de los quin AMOS Sc cxpende la faracia del
LOdO. Felix Alfonso Ia gran perfumeria La Au-
rora."
Prscio de gran pomada. 81 121.
PrecIo bIanco cera. l 50 1912