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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-01
IMPORTANTE.

Sc solicita un dependiente que ten.
ga alguna practica para un estabIe-
cimiento de Farmacia, en- la Admins
TRACTION del BoLETIN informaran.
2~-~6
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EN- LA CAROLINA.

Tendrd efecto e primer desaffo de gaos de la pre-
sente temporada en- los dias 81 de Eenero 10 V de
Febrero pr5ximo al cual invitan los dueios de eaera
lima 23 de Diciembre lie 1874 "a
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Almoneda p6blice.

Hoy microbes 80 de Dciembre las 10, A. M en-
la toneerfa de A. Robin acabaran de rematar las
existencias de helfamentas para tonelero herrero
carpintero bancos tinas, barrles bocoyos nuevos
una GAIA de hero.
Tambien habra sofas espeos sillas sillones, mesas
vsladores, afombras, esteras tnaeros reoi~s traes
de seda, alborncces, &a-E. Ramos 2-3
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Giro de Letras.

SObre Cadlz, Ssvilla Madrid, poi eantidadss Do
S25 adelante corta viss gran los que suscribeR
Pusrts-RicO II de fsbrsro De l874.-Igarts Hsrma:
ne De Caraceaa Comps
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Carretones y carretillas

listas, pernera para enbarcaciones otros mnchos
efoctos difIces el enuterar De veuta en- el amacen
de Alvaro Vazquez, Marina.-P uerto-Rico ~ lie D
ciembre de lS74
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ULTIMA HORA.
IMPDRTANTISINO.

= - ~
Al Captain General.
Puerto-Rico.
Proclamado Rey de
|. Espana Il principe D
Alfonso de Borbon, Gu
yo nombramiento ha ST.
do secundado por el
Ejercito en- masa, el Co
bierno provisional de la
)Nacion tiene la mas era-
ia satisfaction en- CO.
mnnicarlo a V. e., a
quien saludo y felicito
tan fausto acontecimien-
ltoque espero haga saber
a los leales habitantes de
ea Antilla a la vez que
"a valiente y sufrido
ESercito que ticne a sus
prlenes, Ell cual ahora
mis- que nunca sabra
acmpli2 sunoble y eleva-
danision de defender la
,intgridad nacional.
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Dh LA IIRILIllD

ner su complete restablecimiento; ensayo medco de-
doado los que padecen de resutas de excesos de
habitos sotarios del coptagio seguido de observa-
clones sobre la espermatorrea la nppotenca Ia ester-
lidad, etc.; el tratamento de las Stills de la Gonorrea
de la Benorraga; cura del contagio sin mercuria y
prevention usando la del autor (SU INFALI-
BILE LoCI0N.)
Un tomo en- 50 con 16 laminas estampadas con tinta
de COLOR al precio de peso, franco de porte. Ven
dense estas obras en- L6ndres, domicilio del autor
IS, .ALBE n9 AREE STAHUT, Barcelo-
na en- de Salvador Manero, Plaza del Teatro, T.
del Cofrco de UHromar, eli Admor del BoLETiN.
Los enfermOs pueden dirigirse por correspondence
en- espaol al Dr. Curtis, para consultare, ell Doctor
enviara sus obras, franco de porte mediane peso
fuerte cada eJemplar, cuya suma puede remtir en-
sellos de cualquier pals.
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Aguadilla, D. Genaro Marn.-Arroyo, D. Jose Ma
ria Alcaide.-Cabo-rojo, ID. Salvador Brau.-Caguas,
Fajardo Sres. Rabell, Bas y Cs-Guayama D. Luis
Bonafous-Humacao, d. Francisco NJ. Jauregui.-
Juana-Diaz, d. Pablo j. Zayas.-Mayagutez, Sres.
c. Ramirez CD B. TIC ySegarra.-Ponce, Sres.
Mirand6s Puiadas ca "a
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's8% PARA 1875,
ALMANkQUE AMER .CANO
para csc1tpig J o6iiDaS.
Ell MAS COMPLETE, LUJOsO Y
ECONOMICO DE CUANTOS SE
PUBLICAN EN- ESPANA.

Agradecidos los Edtores por el gran favor que 60
"a este Caleldarlo arto en- la Peninsula en Anne
rea, hemos ratado De a,nenzarlo este ao nsertando
ademas de las eharadas, efem sdes y epigramas que
Sc haaran en- el dorso de cada haa algnnos apuntes
hi'torcos relatives hehos notables perenecentes
IA historic de E'paa, con los euales la varaceh de
crolnos que introducicudo creenos sasfara la
curosdad nuestros tavorecedores.Irecios 25 Cen
tavos.
Oro-Hispano americana ilustrado 4 25 centavos
Otro-El Huracan, satlrico burlesc", por +. Ba-
SEQ, 10 centavOs.
Vendese en- la libreria, Sres Furnaguera V Nolla.-
Fortaleza As, Puerto-Rico. Mayaguez, San Jose 7O
.-Pouce Atocha g.
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Para los hacendados.

Carretas listass de todo, pares de ruedas, en-
llanadas, ees, anzas, toda case de pezas uecesa-
rias a estas Obras, precios sumamente c6modos
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ANUNCIOS DIVRRSOS.
AInanaq1e Aguin}!lo para 1875.

COntene Ell Calendario de la isla e Sanford de la
di6cess, Porte iteraria articulos variados
composciOnes versos, la mayor parte escritos
presamente para ell Agunaldo por los Sres. Biaggi,
Morales, Elzabdru, Tapia Rivera. Gran, BeIhOnte
Muller Fernadez JuncOs, Sra. Rodriguez de T6, Ma
rim, Quijano, Blanco Perez Soler, Cuevas, Rodri-
guez, Sama, D1eho Colon, Orgena, Sanchez Pesque-
Forma un brto de 1876 paginas g. y Sc haIla de
venta en- la Imprenta Liberia de Sancerit los
precios siguientSs:
la rdstica.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 25 cts
GHct1rloHduO 4U
Holandesa rs
Pisl, cortes dorados os........$ so q"
Iercl0pelo cortes dorados. ..........-" so
RUNEOB DE EENTA EN- AAESkA.
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O 3 r A S
DEL DR.. j, L. CURTIS
M6dic0 coNSaltor.
GUIA NIDICA DEL Ml7RINONIOO ::::ss.!: ::s:: e
obi

Acompanada de direcciones personales de importan-
ca vital dedicadas los casadUs solteros de ambos
sexos. Por e medco consutor. On tomo en- 80 de 200
phginas IN peso
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l.. TIRE RLLES,

Lo hago pdblioo para conocimiento general. Mava
gdez Diciembre 10 de l67l--L. TRgiIEs. so
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Aviso al pGblico.

Hab6ndose retirado de mi casa de comercio mi 90
brino Don Vicente Graino, quien habia iuteresadC
privadaInente en- un tanto de los b.uefeos do ella no,
cuya crcunsacia al nombre de l.. Treles le anadi
e de compania; no existehdo esta va ssndo yC
como he sido siempre e dueIo absolute de nj essbIe
cini nto de mercancas Ia desde hoy en- adeante
solo llevara la razon de
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Carbon de piedra
para tSlereS de herrera.

Se reaza una partida de carbon de esta clase enl-
bazado Ell boc0yes M
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Consulado Britanico.
MHs DH EW2Ro.

La correspondence Sc cerra en- este COnsuladO lOs
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-12-11

source of large and increasing profit. The
estimates of the food which forests and
streams of Vermont are capable of annu-
ally producing would hardly be believed.
There is no single product of the State
that would begin to equal them. Now this
source of income and wealth is absolutely
thrown away. We have abandoned field
of production and income that could only
be represented by millions of dollars
And the second result of such laws would
be to the advantage of the sportsman.
Now, sport is rapidly vanishing thing.
gun is of no use any more, except to
shoot at target. Our fishing rods are
being placed over the chimney piece as
memorials of an ancient enjoyment. A
few ghosts of diminutive trout haunt our
streams, and are annually chased by thous-
ands of sportsmen, who only get what the
man got who took the bull by the horns
little exercise and experience. Sports
men invest large sums each year in fishing
and hunting, and get nothing but disap-
pointment. The bright sports of the fields
are thing of memory. The pleasures of
the electric thrill of a handsome trout strik-
ing the hook is a pleasure of hope that
springs eternal to the breast" to be as
eternally deluded. If Simon Peter, in the
desperation of his heart, should now say,
81 60 fishing" there could not be found
ten wise men who would say, &c We will
also 60 with thee" Such leadership
could only be born of despair and accepted
of folly Waterman and State Journal.
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SILVER VS.. PAPER CURRENCY.

In his annual report the Director of the
United States Mint devotes large portion
to the redemption of fractional paper cur
rency in silver coin. DR.. Linderman thinks
a very gradual contraction of legal tenders
and moderate revival of business, will by
the time the necessary stock of silver to
commence redemption can he prepared re-
duce the present gold premium to such a
point as will insure successful issue of
silver fractional coin. The estimates of the
Treasury Department show that the ex-
pense of maintaining the paper of the frac-
tional currency during the last fiscal year
was $1,410,71G, exclusive of the expense
of handling the notes at the redemption
agencies Including this expense the total
cost of maintaining the paper of the frac
tional currency is equal to about five per-
cent of the annual issue, and corresponds
with the interest on the annual amount of
bonds which may have to be sold to procure
thirty-six millions, gold value, in silver
bullion for silver coinage, and which would
give silver coins of the value of forty five
million dollars.
Notwithstanding the efforts to maintain
the paper currency in good condition large
percentage of the notes in circulation are
deteriorated to an extent rendering them
unfit for USE Paper currency has also been
counterfeited to much greater extent than
coin, and the detection Of spurious notes is
more difficult than the detection of coun
terfeit coins. The loss to the public from
this source must ultimately be very great.
The wastage of those notes falls mostly
upon class of people the least able to bear
it. 1t is no satisfaction to man who sui.
fers the loss of a tenth part of hiS days
wages by receiving a twenty five cent note
which no one will take from him 10 payment
to be told it reduces to that extent the ex-
penses of the issue of such money by the
Government. The rule of the principal
countries is to redeem in kind the subsidi-
airy silver coins when worn to an extent
rendering the Inscriptions illegible. Fifty
years would elapse before any considerable
portion of a new issue of silver coins woGld
diminish in weight by abrasion to an extent
requiring their withdrawal. Tho advan-
.age in this respect of silver coins over
paper is beyond comparison. The division
of the dollar of change money being con-
stantly handled are more rapidly worn than
larger denominations. Paper being of very
defective material for such money, and the
expense of renovation being SO great, the
provision of law for the withdrawal of
these notes and substitution of coin is I'M
doubtedly wise and iudicious.
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Footsteps on the Other Side.

The following poem clipped from tn
St. Louis Eoening Neus on the 18th 0
April, 1862, is as fine specimen of poetr,
as the English language containsl:
Sitting in my humble doorway
Gazing out into the night,
Listening to the stormy tumult,
With kind of sad delight,
Wait for the loved who comes not,
One whose steps long to hear;
One who, though he fingers from me,
Still is dearest of the dear.
Soft he comes-now, heart be quiet,
Leaping in triumphant pride;
Oh! it is stranger footstep,
Gone by on the other side.
All the night seems filled with weeping,
Winds are wailing mournfully;
And the rain-tears altogether
Journey to the restless sea.
l can fancy, sea, you murmur,
AS they with your waters flow,
Like the grief of single beings
Making up nations woe.
Branches, bid your guests be silent.
Hush d moment, fretful rain!
Breeze stop signing, let me listen
God grant not again in vain.
In my cheek the blood is rosy,
Like the bushes of bride;
JOY! alas! a stranger footstep,
Gone by on the other side.
Oh! how many wait forever
For the steps that do not come.
Wait until the plying angels
Bear them to a peaceful home.
Many in the still of midnight,
In the streets have lain and died,
While the sound of human footsteps
Went by on the other side.
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an hour the Constitution had shot every
spar out of her enemy and hulled her so
often that she was on the point of sinking.
Further resistance being hopeless, Captain
Lambert surrendered his ship to Balm
bridge, who blew her up on finding that
she could never float to reach port. The
injuries which the Constitution received
were, as before, comparatively slight, and
she reached Boston without difficulty, on
her return with the English prisoners on
board. In the latter part of the year 1918
she put to sea once more, under new
Captain, Charles Stewart, who took her
to the West Indies, where she snapped I'D
the English schooner Pictou of fourteen
guns and three other small vessels. Thence
in December, 1914, sailing to the Bay of
Biscay, she encountered in February of the
next year off the coast of Madeira two
English sloops- of-war, the Cyane and L.
cant' mounting twenty and eighteen guns
respectively. After a short contest, in
which Stewart showed consummate iudg-
msnt in handling his ship, both the English
vessels were made prizes and brought into
Port Praya. While the Constitution lay in
the roads, in a thick mist, three large
English ships of-war entered, and Stewart
was forced to cut his cables and take to
flight, leaving his prizes to their fate
One, the Cyane, lodged her pursuers and
reached New York in safety; but the Lepant
was less fortunate, being hemmed in and
seized by the English, although in neutral
waters. In May, 1915, Old Lronsides re-
turned to Boston and went out of commits
sion, for the war was now over. 1t was
high time for her to have some respite, for
the wear and tear of twenty years. of al
most incessant service had sorely tried her
strength, and her sides, once so stout, were
now SO rotten that the enemy's balls went
through her, at last, without making
splinter. After undergoing REPAIRS so
thorough that certain caustic spirits are
wont to liken her to the problematic jack
knife, she was employed on various sea
service till the year 1859, when she was
brought to Annapolis to serve as school
ship. From thence, at the outbreak of
the war, she was removed to Newport and
back again, at its close, to her former
station. In 1872 she was ordered to Phila-
delphia, where she lies now, in charge, as
is understood, Of special commission who
purpose fitting her up to be exhibited along
with other notable Yankee products, in the
Centennial.
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ELKToN DIRECTORY.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

COCN1I OprICEhC.
Clerk of Circuit Court Arthur W. Mitchell.
Deputy Clerk, W. K. Reckefus.
Register Of WHa Reuben D. lamar.
Deputy Regster, X. 4. lamar.
Auditor, Clinton Mccullough.
Commissioner in Chancery, +. A. Ellis.
States Attorney, Clinton Mccullough,
Sheriff. Benoni Cooling.
Deputy Sheriff Z. Wesley Janney.
County Commissioners, Walter Armstrong, Pres. B.
II Crawford. Sr. and Samuel B Gerry.
Clerk to the Board, Isaac T. vanarsdaIe.
Public School Commissioner T. 8. Everst, Pres,
J. England, and George Biddle
Examiner and Secretary, Rev. John Squier.
Eotariss Public, R. e. lamar and s b. Foard.
Justices of the Peace, X. Brown and G. r. Howard
ORPHANS Court James McCauley Chief Judge, Jas.
NJ. Evans and Jas. A. Lewis, Associate Judges.
TOWN OFFICERS.
To,cn Commissioners DIR. John II. lamar President,
DR. r. II. Tuft, Secretary Thomas Drennen, Treasurer
Samuel b. Poard, Norris Dunbar, John Z. Alexander,
and William Falls.
Tssn Bailid, Timothy White.
NATIONAL BANK OF ELKTON.
President J. Tome, Cashier, R Mcfarland.
Diieonnt Day, Tuesday. Opens 4. NJ closes P.
POST OFFICE.
Mrs. n. N. Mahan, P. NJ Opens A. NJ closes P. n.
Mails close foows:-lst mail, $40 A.. I'd mail,
lo.2S A. NJ; 3rd mail $40
CHURCHES
NE Church Rev G. A. Phosbus.
Prssbyterian Church, Rev. ". W. Heberton.
Episcopal Church, Rev. H. A. Skinner.
Roman Catholic Church, Rev. VIM. ballard.
Lfrica~ H. p Church, Rev. John T. Scott.
LODGES-NIGHTS OF MEETING.
Washington Lodge, No. 81, X of P, every Thursday
evening.
Union Lodge No. 49, A +. A. n, tho First and Third
Wedns sday ghts of every month.
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THE OLD-ESTABLISH
LUMBER YARD,
IN CHESAPEAKE CITY

The undersigned respectfully informs his customers
and the public generally that he has hand at his
OLD EsrA Yard. in Chesapeake City full assor
ment OF
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-12-11
LUMBER and TIMBER
OF THE VARIOUS SORTS AND SIZES. Also,
DOORS, SASH. BLINDS, &C,

hJ0 This is the same Yard which Mr.. W. Lindsey
~ superintendent for me for a number of years.
And though his connection with the yard has ceased
buyers Will be AS atentiyey attended to and
they may feel assured Of being able to get from what
they want
Cheaper than in any other Yard in the Co.
H. BURGETT.
Chesapeake City, Oct % 1sT5-2m*
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One Column IS 90 per inch for year Three changes
allowed to yearly advertisers without additional charge
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-12-11
FIRE INSURANCE.

MUTUAL ms. co. OF CECIL co.
lyl Office in Odd Fellows Hall. VIM. Torbert Pres
y. A. Ellis. Secretary and Treasurer.
FARMERS INSURANCE, York, Pa.
IL E.E. Ewing Agent. Office at Wing Building, on
North street.
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ROOME g. MCCULLOUGH.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
ELKToN, ND.

oIFICK-oa Main street. long occupied by Mr.. Grooms
We have associated ourselves for the practice our
profession and will give prompt and careful attention
to all business intrusted to Business conided
either VIII receive the attention Of beth hu; Mr..
G,oon,s will nave coansition with, or tereet aly
criminal business and until further notice will take
part in the trial of cases in court.
Persons desiring especially to see Mr.. Grooms
will bear In mind that he will endeavor to be always at
the Once on Tuesdays, and generally on Mondays.
JAMES BLACK GROOME,
FEB u lN4-N CLINTON MCCULLOUGH.
, 1875-02-27
BAKING POWDER.
THE VALUE OF BAKING POWDERS.

depends wholly the quantity rbonio a
therefore plain that quantity this
Gnnios lin
distribute
tntoad
easpoonfaa Of tho Royal naknE Powder Mt
purity
w. zE1GLl5R, Secretary,
ROYAL BAKING POWDER COMPANY, New York.
, 1875-02-27
Spain |:

ART REMAINS AND ART REALITIES; PAINTERS,
PRIESTS. AND PRINCES. Bling Notas ri Things
Socn and nj Unlaoni furnod, dnring noatly Three
Ycars' Kn.ilehce and TrAso III ihat Country. Dy II.
MILLS NAxLEr, 81. D.. author Of What saw IN
the West Coat of South America" vols, Limo.
Cfolh. Price. rs.
'Rpsta IL ttascsty BY any onuntsy IN interest
To tia eti.t. arrhnol0c.sr frldnn!s anil political
ecuutfstr aud tecss EtrAnrn that hr rkt resources
aud trscd r:ia,!on tro, INN! toa teiions aud .pschi
:n il ull of picurt, naA und stltstc. Hnblnlisy t
srrad i:rsdca, skicd bY thu Of oil scnnan ard
ig!ss ,....-fs.a .9A taeastac ,.e sutgn M Fl s'l e
tIortng rsFtr Mfittc mtilin t,t sHc, te!s what ho
fAw 4ul thou Sht. .h-H1lsact from Fsofaca.
, 1875-02-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
D, APPLETON & CO.,
549 l. 5jl BROADWAY, NEW TORE,
PUBLISH TuIB DAY:
I.
4 Reply to tho Rt. Hon. W. E. Glad
Rstone'a " Political E1postulation." .
ny thh Hight Raw. Monsznor CApEt y. D. Reprinted.
with Additions, frou, - Tho Weekly Neslset and
Catholic Standard" Papsf corsss. pfioo, - cents
The Doctrine Of Descent and Dar-
winisn.

ny OscAn Ecn:fny. Prscssor ia tbs Untyrry Of Stsa.
burs. Win TreniY.1 Wooicuts. l ro!, lealo.
Cnth. rstct, $l.ip.
",fh tbs execution RI tho eselc.'a.tleo-pnl!!sca'
e!atHs Of aay rounniy a I.c. rns u a;.ccnl
~ bo'il subjects III cty !nW yotr e'tot.L W.
:ist'y II !as ia',ue,Io And 70 rse,s..e + iS!a!.
llsalor Erchnng has recently said, dele e ,I"cisian
has +" Ia mhti" h"tw"cn tao lunHaMnntAt atcsA,sos.
ExirAtt ftuHl rtclaro.
, 1875-02-27

~ -: :, ~; II; ~
N Alexander iisadfo1d. fufmsf u ieptart, H. Ra-
k:"a sgd who bosa .a a.lta,t IN sand taa sl9
sMsFca will hssy of something ~ thsI! lsaat?Ea ~
Eg.s.a Z. to ehq u4ex.sl4n;n;4 HI. ;,tS MAci nh
HoIlst, Ireland.
, 1875-02-27
NUMBER 1873.
"AETED"-MALE HELP.

t3ookEeopora. Clerks. TO.
1TANTED-A GOOD RALE6MAN WtTIt rHACTt.
eaie1pefl:ae9i1 II tsth5.inada clothing 1,ots il
r. eonnIs; one ist .1.skt German md Frenoh world
ticalatt inquita u GEuHGE rEUiiE1 liz. s3J ststs.
, 1875-02-27

.-..-...... ITAnHs.
}VAxrE.DI:I,iasn -. GOOD PRACTICAL nAKgn AND
t7e apd 1'r.,nstIaG. At j. H.. MAEUEViLLE'a oos.
fY.As n 0N--
, 1875-02-27
The Plan Of the Protection

Is no onzee erpom;nt This record Of ths pas. fonr
fullest in,oMisnsln d the pian .nI ths "tASis 1t liz
Istnpauy ia.lted Thy .neeti. IT hs COMPANY IL tbs
aoss n'sa s H. u, aq e,9nn w.o ass a1y apyak r.
futurc by ra!ipR wo OF se tuuss aott Of h. insur
On ihs dubious pEau.'ssof ''divdands" which hs
,hs di,iae.d pfsm.!ng ueiars9,e. NM nGs Nc u
ls, insuranca. thoussad1 oand 10 thxti oos;
, 1875-02-27

Hon BAL!.-TlfE GREATEST NAilt;AiN in CHT.
- Ga.o-We hass fs1 n! tht.e nhttH41ed hnlaes IL It
will elots nnt for ito y oa-. Cons once ant ,-t
hE1e Fur urth It's value. ib.t city .tts
e rstk,.d and 1sat p's wrh zach h.u.a
Go,t LAY. !.is tl,:to-.i.ttn !nr als9. pHtLPOI' i
nat Hu{,bIt
, 1875-02-27
PIANOS.
ST ElIN NJ AVS
MAqCHLBSS PIANOS

Ars universally conceded to he the STANDARD
Pinno 81 ths world j, are soush: to be initiated
BY nearly Al makers ;.d Of EuE0pe nad AmeT1oa.
parts 81 Tho Civilized world, In 1afFo and con-
stantly increasing numhera, ara used when.
eyor Attninhb1e, and recOmnendad bv tt1e
leading arfists 10 both hemtsphnTes, nj tave
received the hf:lest honors eve: 4warIGd 10
any pinno manufacturer in tho world.
, 1875-02-27
BURDB4''P ORGANS !!

The Model Rood Organs Of AmericaI
IL unparalleled In tho annals cf Tho OrEan
Trade. Tho inventor, Mr: Hardett, haa de.
rotcd over 4 44nrter ol century TO tho i,p-
the rsod board Itself, lio hna edtci ortcinni
device to dovice, 80 modifying: It's ordinary
bring tho DuTlctt. up to it7 present uuup-
proaci,ahle standard Of excellence.
:i,-llIuatrated Catalogues Of tlic various
asyIcn Of Stairway Planes end Eurdctt Or
cana mailed frce by
LYON It. 1IEALY,
Ganeral Northwcgtcrn Aeent.,
gt.to and Monroe-st-., Chicago,
, 1875-02-27

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cosersi l. rich st,nsson sik hruca!o win puAIoxs
rosh ssT pstss e!gu' stsuo s.lant sat ss p-..
with kAA. dooss WI le.Idunsa ~ s!ishtaIA.sv
" VARTED-EUANlTuKE- Ann uPwARhS:
pAy part eAsh} balance 10 apply {os Ia 8a t9fl
e!ty er s4bastsA nsppsEy. 4olpr9Tsa " Vasaaa WA.
HK0HA. III Wet Adams Y.
, 1875-02-27

PARTNERS WANTED.
l1AHTNER 1YANTE ED-ACTiVH or kftEhT; l.fol
VII buy bali talursAs In u4aui4ssutut hns!ns.. tIst
Will pAx H. w NJr lnnu,- Cal! " oe a4d1tst
D. al. IA IL, - lt6 kautG Eiatkst Hooa =. ChcAkp.
t,AnTNEn WANTED u, ,u0 AND SERVICES 10
nsutt With sel, Dls grin ronniI. on nn!t.s
Stats srlsulsts Ia cnnudsuce. &al aaaEsas H. Trlb-
, 1875-02-27

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l*S,s;ss.: nar:h front ptes e+'vo - yer cunt
central hu,ncts lpt r.r. vail lIMg iarer
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Gurupaifbe Madridten.

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leibe BON elmer Wtlaion louen 1875 loI,
senoe Anlasen CUR 8erbelierun9 Der
tntcrnen 8erbinoungen auSgelibrt mere
ben, weld)e ipecieu Stettin uuo bic TSfo.
pin5 Yommern beriibren 9teue &Inlc
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ltellun9 claer Seitun9 BerlinsS trall unO
inter VenneunS anoerer Seitun9sn.
Nsue Qc,tuns BON Berlin bis 9teuItet.
tin. Jteue Ilnie pom Stcttin bis Sol'
bin. Neue 2eituns BON Stettln bis
Nrnswaloe uno BON SauleS bis Wtar'
fii1s 6rieolanO.
Inter ben beim 6ei9Stag e%ingelaus
fsnen Petitioner b%eiinoet lib II. u. cine
lolde aus Neu.Gornep, IN iuelder nm
baloi9en Our1brub Der T%cltuu9suallc
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tin nit Waiblneu uno eilerncn Ylattsn
osriebene Yan3eridiif u9ania" gIldlih
bier eingetrofien. Sei Salcburg mar
oalelbe, ME bcreits bcri9tet, AMI Wruno
seratben unb bate bort eincn Gag unp
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