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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-25
Dice nuestro apreciable colega Ell
Omnibus de Pinar del Rio:

Dice nuestro apreciable colega El
Omnibus de Pinar del Rio:
"Se nos dice que Sc ha dado parte
con fecha anteayer, de que un pobre
nino de San Juan y Martinez ha sido
maltratado porsu propia madre, de una
manera tan cruel, que tiene los ojos
saltados de las orbitas. La causa esta
en- sumario, por 10 que no podemos,
por ahora, dar mas detalles, pero, ST
con6amos en- que ell inegable amor a
la justicia de estos ilustrados repre-
sentantes de la ley, aplicara bien
pronto ell condigno castigo 4 quien
resulte culpable de tan atroz delito.
Nos dicen, sin que nosotros nos
atrevamos asegurarlo, que ha inAui-
do en- algo ell dichoso espiritismo:
ST este nltimo no es verdadero es,
por 10 menos, verosfmil."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-25
DO v. recobrar mi mobiliario.

do V. recobrar mi mobiliario.
NO es ell mismo; es otro identico.
-Pero V. no habia visto como estaba
este.
---Lo habia visto Goya, y ella fue la
que escogi6 y coloc6 los muebles. Tenga
V. la lave del ropero. En- el encontrara
una pequena suma igual tres mensua-
lidades de las que, segun ME ha dicho la
criada, le pasaba ell difunto. Yo me au
sento. Voy al Norte 4 encargar Ell aparato
que necesitc para extraer ell tesoyo de los
p'ratGs. Regresare dentro de un par de
meses. Procure V. entire tanto reponerse:
su vida hace falta sus hiios.
-Pero, senorita, es tan extraordinario
su proceder que me parece que es V. una
santa. Venid, hijos mios, venid q dar las
gracias a nuestra bienhechora. Elisa Sc
apresur6 estrechar la mano de Virginia
y a murmurar con los ojos baios de rubor
una Erase de gratitud pero Indalec:o per-
manecio de pie triste y sombrfo.
-HJo!. .....
-Deiele V. Yo no busco ell agrade-
cimiento de los hombres sino ell de D;os
Esta tardia protection mia me Ia pag6 va
d. Cosme muriendo cristianamente. A Hos
Virginia dej6 en- el acto aquella es.
tancia.
Una semana despues estsba contem.
p!ando 81 maj Ssssde Ia musa del NoYro~
's.sTas = %Ez @assa - Ss-T- =. -----zs {,
AEusSa4 ex-W
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-25

.cia, prestando obediencia al Pbro
Pedro Llorente, que antican6nicam.
te asumi6 el gobierno y administrsc,
de esta Di6cesis, por fortuna bn5
otro en- que la gracia de Dios ilum;'
nuestro entendimiento con la vera
v movie nuestro corazon al arrepenS
miento. Pdblica y notoria fu4 nue,t.
falta; deseando reparar, en- Guam
nos sea possible, las danos- que har,
mos podido ocasionar, confesan@
que nos arrepentimos con sincerid,I
de toda participation que hayan@
podido tener en- ell lamentable cisn,
de este Arzobispado, y nos retractanrI
de todo 10 que pudimos decir y hacs
en- su favor. AL mismo tempo ps
completeness en- consignar que re@
noeemos por Jefe y Cabeza visible 4.
la Iglesia Cat6lica a la Santidad d
nuestro amantfsimo Padre, el inmor.
tai Pho TX, de cuyo centro de unidaI
nunca fue nuestro amino ell separa,
nos; y por legftimo Gobernador De
esta Di6cesis al Sr. Can6nigo Docto.
raj de esta Santa Iglesia Metropolis
ma Doctor d. Jose Orbera y Carrioa
Santiago de Cuba, mario II d,
1875.-Juan Jose Bonnahe -Ismas
Jose Bestard.--Valentin Pastor :
Juan Luis Soleliac. Juan de Dio
Portuondo Jose Alvarez.-JosG Ca
ridad Acosta.-Andres Ramirez Ca
bos.-Severino Alvarez -Manue
Serrano y Jaen.-Jose Tomas Chamc
rro-Pedro Garcia Viejo de Torres
Sabemos, dioe La Vos de Cuba, Qu
algunos otros eclesiasticos de los poe
que quedan de los que Sc adhirier
al cisma estan dispuestos q hacer d
claracion como la anterior. Scar acog
dos en- ell redil y la gracia del Gle
persevere en- ellos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-25
laFOLLETIN.
VIRGINIA PRATS.
lContinuacson de EEL TEsoRo DE Los pIRATAs1).
pOr ID. Jos& Perez Morris.


---Senorita, contest6 Ursula, estaba mi
cerebro tan conturbado cuando v. me diio
las palabras que V. me trae 4 la memoria
que nj las comprendi ent6nces nj despues
las recorde. Ahora mismo me parece que
o yo estoy soiiando esta v. loca. No
entiendo como pueda haber sido tirado al
aqua tai tesoro, nj entiendo los motivos
del interes que v Sc toma por nosotros,
nj siquiera entiendo que una hiia de la
caridad pueda revocar sus votos cuando
10 tenga por cOnveniente. 81 ahora me es
incomprensible cuanto V. me dice, mucbo
mas debio sermelo cuando V. me ind;c6
Ia prlmera vez algo de estos misterioaos
proyectos De to1os modos, le agradezco
plofunds.l-ente sus hucnas intenciones. 1;
bien tarden tanto en- traducirse en- he shoa
como las Pr0mesas que hace cuatro msseg
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-25

Segun acabamos de saber, Sc ha
descubierto por ell cabo de la bene-
inertia Guardia Civil Juan Estevez
Luengo, comandante del puesto de
Utuado, un crfmen que no tiene qui-
"a igual en- los fastos hist6ricos de es-
ia provincial.
FL 21 de diciembre de 1873, es
decir cuando ell apegeo de la perver-
sion moral a que Sc habia llegado en-
tonces merced a la propaganda que
una prensa impfa hacfa contra la lyle
sia, contra la patria y contra ell 6rden
social, ALA en- las soledades del barro
de Mameyes de Arriba, jurisdiction
de Utuado, un padre habia cometido
un 1elito atroz contra las leyes de
Dios Y de los hombres. No teDemos
detalles de las CIRCUMSTANCES que lie
acompanaron. Pero es 10 cierto que ha
bia desaparecido su hijo ell j5ven Juan
Pedro Resto Ortiz de Is q 19 amos de
edad, de la casa paterna sin que Sc
supiera como nj d6nde. Mas la Guar
dia Civil que en- todas parties vigila
porque la ley Sc cumpla, a principle
de este mes lego a sospecnar vaga-
mente algo de 10 que habia pasado en-
Mameyes. Ell celoso cabo del puesto
ndicado pregunt6 al comisario de bar
rio 81 saba algo de la misteriosa desa-
paricion de dicho j6ven, y aunque este
que, por 10 visto NADIA saba, lie con-
test6 diciendo que no tenfa noticia de
tai desaparicion, Estevez Sc present6
acompanado del guardia Francisco
Sanchez Gomez, que le ayud6 mucho
en- sus pesquisas, en- casa de Nicolas
Resto Torres, y dirigiendose a una
hija de este, lie pregunto 81 saba del
paradero de su hermano Juan Pedro.
LIE contest6 esta que, hacfa mucho
tempo su padre lie hab1a castigado
en- la tala donde estaba ell ganado q
causa de una calumnia de una tia y
que, segun una nina de cuatro amos, lie
habia muerto La circunstancia de es-
tar este asunto en- poder de los Tribu-
males nos obliga q ser muy parcos en-
algunos detalles que re6ere la opinion
pdblica Solo diremos, porque este es
va notorio, que. los guardias citados
cabo segundo Juan Estevez Luengo
Francisco Sanchez Gomez, detu-
vieron al Nicolas ell dia 6 del corrien-
te a las cinco de la tarde, poniendole
| q disposition del Sr Alcalde del pue-
bio dando cuenta por ell conducto
debido al juzgado competente. Parece
que de las primeras diligencias practi-
cadas resultaron mas que indicios de
ser cierto que Nicolas Resto Torres
habia asesinado a su hIo Juan Pedro,
puesto que los restos de este desgra-
ciado Sc encontraron debajo de una
mata de platanos guineos, habiendose
notado que habia sido ell cadaver en-
terrado de cabeza, tai vez en- uno de
los hoyos one Sc practlcan para sem
brar estas plantas.
No sabemos que admirar mas, 81
la eterna justicia de Dios que uunca
permite que los mas secretos crfmenes
puedan qnedar ocultos & impunes, 8
la gran efcacia de estos honrados e
inteligentes guardias que asf logran
ell castigo de los delincuentes.
Loor q la Guardia Civil, loor 4 esa
morallzadora institution que debemos
al dignlsimo general SAM, loor en- FIN,
q esos modestos servidores de la justi-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-25
De la Gaceta tomamos 10 siguien-

te.
FL Excmo. Sr. Gobernador Gene
raj, de conformidad con 10 propuesto
por la Junta Superior de instruction
pdblica, -ha resuelto con esta fecha Sc
incluyan en- relacion adicional a las
obras de texto publicadas por este
Gobierno, los libros de D. Teodoro
Guerrero titulados LecciOnes .fanailiG
res LecciO,ses de msa'sdo.
Lo que de 6rden de S. E. Sc pu-
blica en- ell Peri6dico Official para ge
neral conocimiento.
Puerto Rico, % de Abril de 1915.
Ell Secretario de Gobierno, Pedro
Diz Romero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-25


Castle en- vfsperasde llegar Nueva-YOrb'
como hemos dicho al comienzo de este
capftulo.
Ell motive porque no haoia querid'
durante ell viaje hacer uso de su idiOns
native tiene una faciI explicacion. Eutf'
ell pueblo yankee la mujer es prOfundi''
mente respetada. Sin serle presentsdS,
ningun hombre Sc atreve a importunsf
una sonora 8 senorita por bella que sea J
por muy sola que vaya. Esto consiste Gu
que las yes americans prOtegen extrs@,
dinariamente al bello sexo. Una prOrneM
de matrimonio escrita & de palabra =
suGciente para que un tribunal comPsa
-un barbudo dollar su cIello ante 10 ca.
dena conyugal 8 a pagar cuando nen"
una fuerte indemnizacion de danos y Per
juicios. Hablando, pues, inglss Virgins
no temla que Sc dirigiesen a ella los Pa;
ssjeros espanoles que no la entendian, y
los americanos que no acostumbran ~
cerlo las desconocidas. :.
Explicado como Sc encontraba all !
adonde iba Virginia Prats, es tempo I.
de que lleyemos al lector q otro puAs
donde Sc encontrarA con personas cOnT S,To
cidas. Psro estR materia merece csP''S"
aparte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-25

cia, Estevez Luengo y Sanchez Go
mez, que tan bien han comprendldo
la mission que nuestro paternal 90
bierno les ha confado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-25
BOLE9N NERGCAEllTIIL NERGCAAEllTIIL DB }BERT0-RlGa.

SdLado "a de 4brl de 1875.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-08
Average Daily Circulation, li,62S

An official announcement from the author
titles OF the Chesapeake and OHIO Canal Com
Iany states. as the result of the late deliber-
aiioDs, tlIat no rei,'cjions Of fos will ne made.
but that sh ppers who choose TO do so NAV
ship over the comPany's wharf at Cumber-
tand GrG'is. This is a deadly blow ut the
canal, AMI annihilates all that might have
been hoped from Mr.. Bannon's declarations
bout the companys purpose to maintain
the canal trade in its integrity. With pub
iished reduction by the Baltimore road OF p
cents per ton, and an unpublished reduc
ton OF yet larger amount. together with a
fierce competition by the Pennsylvania road
with both the Baltimore road and the canal,
The weakest must go To the wall.
Cumberland paper states that the Canal
Company proposes itself to do all the ship
ping that is To be done at Cumberland, aud
with that view L. willing 10 purchas Sc the basin
wharf there (Which has been the real bone of
confeniiOn) at fair price. Had this policy
been earlier and peacefully made some adj
vantage might have accrued from it. Now
We fear. il will be all tooIate.
In order, apparently, TO throw dust into
ihe eyes OF thinking people in Baltimore city
who might well have misgivfngS about the
policy OF the Canal Company in making war
uron the people of the western part of the
state. QuixOtic scheme is paraded about
cXtendiDg the canal 10 Baltimore, and flush
Ing cut it, miTy basin with il. one of these
days the people of Baltimore will he able to
estimate how littIe more than an ig,,is Crfu.s
there is in this scheme. The moment chosen
10 pTomuigate 10 shows i:> real purpose
plainly enough. Besides where is the sense
Of talking about more canals i'm days when
railroads are destroying those that already
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-08
GEO. >. JOHNSON 4 CO..
III Marlef Sa.ra
SPECIALTIEs-JUsT REcEIyED

SPECiALTiEs-JCsT RECEIVED
BLACK sILKs-sl,s 81 rs andsIS
BLAth AbPAfAs-Sh. e. 80 and SO
Stlh ftNGEEs-only 62ss ~.-hesutIfpl.
BLACK CASHMERE, Sac worth al
WOOL nEREGEs-twilled and plain
GRAY MINED PGAlDS-25t 10 Boz.
SPkiNG cAs>lMFRts--l. y. 81 sRi olss
PARAsoLs ard Sun l'MBgELIAs-new styiss
NHW GOODS, OPENING DAILY, q; u.
~ Eyoe'St0r one PrIo, Cash SiWs a.
hogan q WYLlk,
apltr l0le and 1000 eth street nats ssss.
l AIDES Sun UnBKELLAs,
PLAID SPRING DRESS GOODS.
DESIRABLE SHADES IN PLAIN n,TFRiALS
STRIPED SPRING SILKS.
PLAIN SILKS IN SPRING SHADES.
BLACK IRON GRENADINES,
MOURNING Goons or ALL KINDS, FoR
SPRING WEAR:
LACE POINTS AND JACKETS, IN LLAMA
AND THREAD:
LINEN LAWNS, oRGASDr LAWNS, Fou.
LARDS, &c.
Having completed nv inventory, \ have rel ,csA
the prices on all goods here IL possible N sr
der 90 insure the sale OF the remsinIr OF y
~ as early day possible.
JOHN r. MITCHELL.
narsi I'M e3l Pennsylvsnia avesss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-08

Captain Raphael Semmes, vino humbly
petitiOnei Congress last winter to remove
his political disabilities, but whose petition
was refused on the ground OF his inhumanity
10 American seamen whom lie hal captured
during tie rebellion, has discovered a mares
nest in the Centennial He is out i'm letter
styling il radical love-feast, and de-
nouIcing the democratic governor and leyis-
Isturc of Alabama for promising 10 attend
The exhibition in $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-08
MISCELLANEOUS
STOVES. &c.

las. =. HARROvER, Msssfsessw~ ~ Ssspae -
= NeWsve, and dealer IN Hardware o11
aoussfurnA.hing Goods. Roo1ng end Spout
ing specially. No. 1855 ilfh Strose north
Veets neof kho0o 1a1AaA avo1uo. OsOO-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-08

DIR. keneally, counsel for 1.-The claimant
In the TichbOrne case. l. trying to get even
with the testy Chief Justice Cockburn, ami
j. moving for the passage by Parliament of a
bill looking TO the prevention OF interference
Of judges with the Independence % juries. In
giving notice of his purpose he quoted tine
language of the Chief Justic,. lately in al
dressing jury who had Just returned a YER
dict He represented the Chief Justice AS
saying TO the prisoner who had been acquit
Ted. tina; he ought to consider himself very
fortunate, for che did not believe twelve
other human beings could DE found, other
than the jurors in the box, who would have
returned sucn a verdict on the evidence"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-08

The Congressional majority of the demo-
Gratis in Connecticut was less than 5000,
showing that Ingersoll, the democratic can
|didate for governor, was voted for in return
for votes for the legislature and Congress
men. by the republicans. 1t is now claimed
by the republicans that apart from the
natural increase OF votes in Connecticut
there is no gain to the democrats over the
vote of last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-08

A test vote in the British House OF Com
mons Yesterday on the question OF allowing
unmarried women tn vote for members of
Parliament developed no small amount of
strength in favor OF the proposition, the vote
standing-for, IJ2; ard against. IS,. Disraeli
voted with the minority. In the course of
the debate. one Smollett said this agitation
'nanated from turbulent women in Amer
lea Won't this riIe Susan b when she
hears OF il? Turbulent women indeed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-08

Beeciler admits that he kissei Theodore
Triton. and on 1.-THE mouth man must
want To kiss somebody pretty bad to kiss
another man, and that other man Theodore
JiitoD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-08

DIVA SALE
CfRP Ers
REGARDLESS % CpsT
For Nne week. c'n,mrucJar MONDAY. Ard 8.
FoR CASH.
the rrrnsiudrF II our -tnrk
BRUSSELS. tNsRsINs. aud STAIR PARPHys
O1LClOTHS, RUGS. OtnA MATING,
STAIR RODS. a. a..
Regardless &C
Tue last sni ofily chance ali esrf..
wOIEORD SHtIIBERG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-08

ARGE OPENING
IL NPRfNG DRY GOODS
k-mrsnts beet Mourning Calico. -,
ia yard long AZ Linen Towel, l.s, ~srtS 90
90 pieces RUN ng. re. worth =.
Frrs Oh Plaid laiie-' suisinr~ .. g., %
riain nelegcs, ~, -. ~. u, 70 Ia
fongre Siiks. "a, - and 50.
Double width feplin-, - worth -
B--t BLACK Aipssss in the cttg fsC ~
ssmmer silks, very cheap
Black Silks, IS, ., Al to 81
Spring Css-imere< Tor men sna boys, .sc 10
NV stock farasel-, fr,,m - ap-ss-aS
Andrvsrncein and Fruit Coitaa., l-S.
% BlcsChcd Sbeetinc. &c.
English Brussels Carpets. q -.
We can Z be eNcclied in ch -ap price,
TN. NtUDAIN.
efS 81 100 NsrkS; spscs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-08

The tidal wave in Rhode Island yesterday
seems To have been temperance cold water
INSTEAD of democratic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-08
A 8 7 = 0 L o g Y /.

MADAME BOSS.
This celebrated Lady Astrologist and Healing Ne
dium Be consulted 1t No. 201 street, d
ID, northwest. She has no superior in delfneAtinG
the Past, Present, and Future In love or busineSs
her advice is invaluable, describing your friends
pointing out your sremiss and infsImns ycu Of TIE
ton stxsstly confidential. Ladies, q; gsntlemsn
1l0. jy3-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-08
DRY GOODS.

JUsY RECEIvED.
~ snather ist q those far Camel usI Us-h A,
the --latest fesisns.
sna'heg .nse.r %! ris-i AMI C.tsrsA SILKS
~hich I car ~.il ~ isr p pri - thsB hafsr-
Crest bsrgsiss - Ls,es, Gusrs. snf Ffisr.. %
sii shades AZ
y GTTNANS
R-lfinl,fa kFsrt -. uaa-s.
ei2 sth rfTr-f nfTfks,<.
set ~ N sslIin lrpn ~ q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-08
GREAT ATrRACTiON.
SPECIAL BAEGAINs.
DRY GOODS CHEAP.
CARRIERS, TOT Market Space.

Silk and Wool Poneees. Plain, Plaid su1psA
plseonals, grsst variety. Also, excellent asssrt-
rent Spring Dress Goods, very cheap. Beautiful
Black Silk Mobair Alpaca. &c, worth CO. 1T-
tremely the Black Ca-hmere, over one yard vide,
only &c, worth Sc Large size Table Eapkins iec
small size &C. Towels. &c. Excellent Corsets, Sc
Large assortment Cashmere for Men and Bow
wear. Fruit Of the Loom, Androecocgin, " a1nssita
lotions, cheaper than can be- bought in w ashtoG-
ton One yard and quarter wide Cotton, EXC I've
yard Aid quarter wide Shooting, sc. Very Hs.e
NAlnsook Muslin, Msrseilles, eDc., worth Sic M
eellent Calico, Ga, 10. Splendid Black snk.
marK ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-08

L l6 and u, 81 % IT.; 10th, bet. and w, STO;
Lots = #. . m"nthiy instaInents of $40. Im,
st 8 lo9.; No, 7as ls,h ST., $4,000; No. $50
lSth ST. s l. $40; No: Isl II st, $500: No. lIO9
t t s GO; No. III IT, 5000; No 2i9 81 St.,
Sli-Ss Duoaing fi l"no; Ms va and 227
Ss,st0 each; NJ: 1.9 9Th 81. 5000 each; No. leo
l. -, Sll 2tO: Nos. OF. los, ard 10 " - 6 so
each. IHOS r WAGG AMaN
Tth .traaf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-08

The friends of Gen. Hagiey, OF Connect
cut. console themselves for his late defeat
with the happy thought that he will now
have more time to devote to the centennial
he being president of the Centennial commits
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-16
Diamond Rheumatic Cure.

The proprietor of this medicine ha walked the
aisles OF the hospitals of Lon DOR Eng for he past
twenty years, making rheumatism specially, and
pounded is all ne used in the treatment Of this
disease.
In simple cases sometimes one or two doses
SUFFICE In the most chrOaic case it is sure to give
way by the use of four five bottles. by this ell
c;ent and simple remedy hundreds Of dollars are
saved to those who can least afford to throw 1t
away, as surely IL Is by the purchase OF useless
prescriptions.
Let any suffe rer who reads this purchase small
bottle and take 1t according to the instructions
around the package, and it will not take long to
convince him that paying doctors fees Is money
thrown away Liniments of all kinds are useless.
Price 81 bottle.
This medicine is for sale at all Druggists, through.
ont the United States and Canada. Il it happens
that your Druggist has not got 1t in stock, ask
him to send for It to the wholesale agents, GEO.
C. GOODWIN & CO., Boston; Weeks l. r tier,
Boston; @. II. Martin 4 Co.. Concord; j. W. PER-
KINS 8 CO.. Portland, NJ, NJ. WHlPPLE 4 CO.,
Portland. VIM. z. MANN, Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-16

legal advertisements.

To the Honoraote Justices Of the Supreme judicial
Court, githtn and for the county Of Kenne6ec, and
State Of Maine, sitting in equity.
THE un 'esigned, trustees of the Winthrop Saw.
ings Bank. a corporation duly created and
now existing under the laws Of said State, and hav.
lnS IT. place of business at Winthrop, in said coun.
ty Of kennebec, respectfully represent that by
son ofthe recent iceny OF large portion OF its
funds, the said savings Institution has not SUM-
cent assets to pay all its debts depositors and
others;
Wherefore they humbly pray that your Honors
VIII pass decree for the stquestratiOn and equt-
able di ,trbnioh OF the assets said bank appoint
receiver to take pos scs sion of all the assets of
said bank, and manage and dispose of them as the
court shall dircct and after such decree Of seque.
stration is passed, appoiUt commissioners who are
to give notice of the times and places of their ses.
sohs as the court orders; receive and decide upon
all claims against said Institution, and make report
10 The count OF the claims allowed and die,ilowed
and OF the amount due each depositOr; and they
pray that your HonOrs will make such further or.
ders and DEGREES in the premises as law and jus.
tice NAV REQUIRE.
Dated at Winthrop aforesaid, this twentieth day
oi August, A. d. 1875.
LEVI JONES,
+. MciNTIRE, w,s!, Of
is. BERRY, winthrop
j. X. NELSON, eaVibgs Bank.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-16
ICE WATER

And sweetened, forms mixture which, ~ a cool.
ing, healthy and refreshing Summer Beverage has
no equal. Barrels Of ice water, prepared in this
way, may be drank without the slightest injury
and happy s the man who finds IN this 81 bsiitute
for spIrituous liquors. Its value to he rarmer.
Mechanic and LAb0rer cannot be over .es lima ed
Il Is cheap to be wi hin the reach Of ali; Sc
finely favored as to be enjoyed by lovers of the
choices: liquors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-16
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