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Connecticut western news., 1876-08-25
One of Us.

A stranger, desirous of locating in San Antonio, endeavored to purchase a residence from one of the most leading citizens, Dus thought the price too nigh. "T Too high !" yelled the owner" too high, with three saloons at regular in- tervals on the road to church, peach orchard, with fence easy to get over, S.oso ... ......1, .-iis. .,leIe nas1,' Sce,. .. policeman seen in the neighborhood for the last five years Why, stranger, it doesn'E look to me like you was trying to become one of us."
Connecticut western news., 1876-08-25

To avoid the dapger of infection, the linen of persons suffering from skin diseases of conta gious nature should be washed with GLENNs SULPHUR SOAP, whoh is net only a remedy but 8 d!sinfectant. Depot, Critten- toms, No. 7 Sixth avenue, New York.
 Hills Instantaneous Hair Dye contains no metallic poison.
Connecticut western news., 1876-08-25

Pimples on the face, rough skin, chapped hands, saltrheum ana all cutaneous affections cured, the skin made soft and smooth, by the use of JUNIPEh TAR SOAP. That made by Caswcll, Hazard & Co.,, New York; is tho only kind that can be relied Oh, as there ara many limitations, made from common tar, which are worthless.-Conl
Connecticut western news., 1876-08-25
Loss of Appetite.

In peraons of sedentary and literary pur- suits, if the brain is overworked and the mus cles uoderworked. the appetite is very apt to fail. frt m a general atony of the system. The tive system, and cons qnently the apptt te, by supplying pure blood to organs too weak to make it without assistance. Sold by ell drug gists
Connecticut western news., 1876-08-25
Afraid of Big Guns.

Artillery is the thing that demoralizes the IndAHs, writes correspondent. Let shell exp ode among lot of rocks in which they have been making a stand against the musketry, and there will not be an Indian remain moment longer than is srfficient for him to jump up and run. Brave as the Sioux are, and they are the bravest of their race, they will never stand against field guns.
Connecticut western news., 1876-08-25

At our request Oragin & Co.,, of Phil adelphia, Pa., have promised to send any of our readers, gratis (on receipt of fifteen cents to pay postage), a sample of Dobbins' Electric Soap to try. Send at Onca
Connecticut western news., 1876-08-25

A great many people have asked us, of late: ''How do you keep your horse looking so sleek and glossy ?' We tell them it's the easiest thing in tho world; give Sheriddns CdcdIry Condition Poeoders two or three times
Connecticut western news., 1876-08-25

A gentleman in the eastern part of the State, who was about having his leg ampu- tated on account of it's beng bent at right angles and stiff at the kpee, heard of John- sons Anodyne Liniment. After using it short time hls leg became straight, and is now as servlcesble as the other.
Connecticut western news., 1876-08-25
TO PARENTS.

If your child is suffering from worms, use DR. W1sHART's WORM SUGAR DROPS, an old and reliable remedy, that meVer fais in thoroughly exterminating these pests of childhood. Being made in the form of Sugar Drops, having neither the taste or smell of medicine, no trouble is experienced in inducing children to tako them. Sold by all Druggists at 9 cts. box, or sent by mail on receipt of price, at the Principal Depot, 91G Hilbert Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Connecticut western news., 1876-08-25

Millions Electrified

Science ho,ds the lightning in her hand. What was the of mlions the minstering angel of other m lions. What Killed, Eiec.r
 ty, as grand curative and restorative ageLt s not euualed by any ott er element medicine in the hs tory healing att Unless the vital spark has fled ths body restoration by of electricity is possible It is of all ph eiciaus and surgeons in sus pended aton aud has succeeded in restoring mus cular action and life when the breath had apparently left the body The value of this great clement in the treatu ent of such diseases Rheumatism Paraysis' St Vitus' Dance, Inflammation Of the Kidneys. etc, remans urquestiot ed by the highest medical suthor ties But how app it to part of the body c0ntln- uousIy, conveniently and economically The invention of olIins' VOItHic PinHters me ts this great popular want and furnishe electricity to millions of uuhap y nvaids Ia perfect manner ns to ehal lenge ths admiration of the medical faculty COllins
 yOIIaic pInnterr nset of silver and zinc plates c4r.faly attached tc=eth ar and imhsdced in highly medicatei pcrous plaster For Locs Paths. Lamenesr Soreness, Nrmbness, Weakness. and Ipfammatlcn of Heart, and Muscle ,CoI inS' VOltntc Pinsters are tn cted and arrnnt4 superior to evsrs other rtu-,,t b.,,r. . hs pui,. .'I-a :. -gIla HsE. yL receipt of price, d warranted, by WEEKS POT. TKR, Proprietors, Boston. Ask for
 NnIl tMO, HNI TRIN nI ACTE1C
Connecticut western news., 1876-08-25

For light dresses the wide Surah scarfs, of bright color, tied Ia Sultane.
Connecticut western news., 1876-08-25

By R. V Pierce. M. D., of the Worlds Dispen- sary, Buffalo, N. Y, author Of 'The Peoples
 Common Sense Medical Adviser" etc., etc.
 The liuar ia tha great denuratino (nurifyinol
Connecticut western news., 1876-08-25

MT. Springer (Dem. ), of Illinois, submitted the report of the committee on foreign affairs in regard to the Venezuelan claims, together with the folio wing resolution
 Resolved That the President of the United States is hereby requested to withhold further demands upon the government or Venezuela on account of the awards of the mixed commis- sion under the conve n ioa of April 25, 1866, until the fourth of Msrch, 1877, and the secre- tary of State is authorized and directed to sus- pend all further payments to holders of certlti- cates awarded by said mixed commission until said time, unless Congress shall otherwise direct.
 Alter discussion the resolution was passed. Mir Randall Dem.), of Pennsylvania ma 7e & confer ence report on the Indian Appropria- tion bill. He explain ed that the material point of difference between the two Houses had been the transfer of the Indian bureau to | the War department. The House had three times indicated it's purpose to have such trans fer, and had passed special bill for that trane- | fer, which had been sent to the Senate ca the | twenty fifth of April last, and had ever since remained un acted on in that bcdy. The time | had come when one House er the other mu st | weld in that particular The bill as originally | passed by the House appropriated $3. 979 602. The Senate had increased it-by restoring the provision for the Indian bureau-to $4 958, ,361. | As agreed on in conference 1t appropriated | $4 670. 1l7. which WAS saving over last year
 oi $690, 4o7. The report was agreed to.
 | The Speaker pro lem. laid before the House | & message from the President, with communi- | cations from the secretsry of war, Gen. Sher- n an and Gen. Sheridan, recommending an in-
 crease of the cavalry forcs of the army by l 2, 500 mon, or authority to call out five regi- | ments of volunteer cavalry of 900 men each | Referred to the committee on military affairs.
 Mir. Singleton CD m). of Mississippi, from
 the conference committee on the Consular aud Diplomatic Arrrnmin'isn sn biil. reported that
 the committee had come to an agreement
 thereon. The House conferees had yielded tl
 the Senate in regard to the salaries fixed by
 law, and after coisulta ion had allowed & cer
 tain number of diplomats to be withdrawn rwenty-two consuis nave a,so ueen witnuf >'- |.
 The bill ss it now st ands saves $2, 900 from
 the appropriations of last year. The committee had also agreed to increase the salary of thos'
 who are to be withdrawn uutil they receive
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-15
COMUNICADOS.
ORNATO PUBLICO EN- .YAUCO
iiLooR AL TRA3AJoH

En- el trascurso de cinco amos que no
pasaba por esta poblacion, de paso
hoy para uno de sus lim1trofes, tuve ell
gusto de pernoctar, aunque por pocas horas,
movido por la atencion que me llam6 la
nueva perspective topografca, que en-
lontananza Sc divisa de esta culta aIgo
extensa poblacion.
Efectivamente, despues que hice Ell corto
descanso de mi llegada, pase a cruzar por
curiosidad a'gunas de sus GALES, note en-
regular escala una transformation de
caserio mamposter1a D bastante pinto
resco, principalmente en- la calle denomi.
NADIA La Concordia", la cual por noticias
fidedignas que obtuve qued6 redueida q
escombros por un horroso incendio, cuya
catastrofe acontecio ell 90 de enero de
1873.
Orientado de todo 10 que ocurrio .desde
aquella desventurada epoca, no puedo
menos que enaltecer su restaurador
D. Miguel Brigante oriundo de Italia),
hombre de arrojo ingenioso, que desde
aquella fecha esta al frente de la direction
de obras; propendiendo EN- todo 10 que
esta 4 su alcance en- pro de 10 que concierne
al ornate pdblico. No queda un hueco de
solar en- Ell plano de la extension que no
tenga sus muros levantados con muy
raras excepciones los cuales presentaban
anterior mente ell aspecto de un decierto
y arruinado campamento. Y 10 que es
consiguiente, digno en- el del mayor elogio
por el rasgo perspicaz que Sc desprende
en- el mejoramiento de las GALES que STEM .
pre- han estado en- el mayor atraso, y no
tardado TEMPO transitaran vecinos y
transeuntes sin tenor del libre paso en-
sus centros y orillas en- tiempos de torren
ciales lluvias.
Ojala que alguno de sus habitante8
aseyere la verdad que 81 reciente paaajero
deja consignada en- estas NAL coordshadas
Iineas, esperanto tambien que la autoridad
local no desmayara en- la cooperation de su
proposito que es la dniea y esencial para
la vida de los pueblos.
Me despido con la mayor gratitud de
todos mis- amigos yaucanos; esperanto 10
tributaran este benemerito hombre la
immortal memoria de I'm pueblo reconocido.
Yauco, setiembre 1876. -.
In hasseante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-15

!, Camagiiey, Ia privilegiada terra de las
mas hermosas mujeres de Cuba.
El Diayio de la Marina ha ccnsa-
grado algunos art1culos esa situa-
cion, y asegura con verdad, que "los
males graves, como la miserla que
aHige q la capital del Camaguey, no
Sc curan con la reparticion de limos
mas, por mas que sea muy laudable y
digno de encomio tan flantr6pico
medic" sino que la reconstruction
parcial de la terra sin cultivo es la
negotiable nodriza que brinda la. sa-
via generosa de su seno a quien Sc la
demanda con ell trabajo de sus brazos
y ell sudor de su frente.
Podrfa ampliar esta carta con otras
noticias POGO lisonieras; pero desgra-
ciadamente, no es ell vas6o territorio
de Puerto Principe elsolo que sufre los
males de la situacion presente, y des-
de ell pobre veguero de Vuelta Abajo
hasta ell artesano sin trabajo de la
Habana, todos tienen su parte de
dolores y amarguras en- ella; pero
ia que Ilorar lastimas, cuando alienta
a todos la esperanza en- ell porvenir, y
el poderoso esfderzo que va q hacer
la Madre Espana dentro de POGO por
la pacifcacion de esta su predilecta
provincial, sirve de lenitivo y con-
suelo?
En- cuanto & las noticias de la que
ira, aunque no esca sean en- n1mero,
carecen de interes. Sc trabaja solo
para preparar la campana de invierno,
y en- ella Sc confIa fundadamente.
Hasta mi pr6xima, pues.
X. yZ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-15

que importaron $185,40o y $43o4
los resfduos.
Sc ha concedidos q D Luis Rami-
rez de Arellano autorizacion para es-
tablecer una Inca telegrdfica entire
Mayagiiez y Ia Playa.
La Real Audiencia convoca los
que Sc jazgaaa con [t,llos sufcientes
para aspirar i Ia escfiban1a de actua-
clones de Vieques, vacante por re
nuncia del que la servia,
La DIputaci n provincial! ha empe
zado q publican ell Reglamento de la
loteria, ell cual repro1uciremos opor
tunamentc para conocimiento del pd-
blico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-15
CASINO ESPANOL DE LA HABANA.

Nombrada la nueva Directiva de
aquel patri6tico Instituto, el Sr. don
Jose Maria Avendano, electo presi-
dente, ha dirigido el siguiente nota-
bic discurso a sus companeros, que
publicamos con gusto, pncs EN- 81 Sc
revela la inextinguible constancia es
pamela Y ell programa do nuessros
hermanos de Cuba, programa levan
tado y dc profundo rospeto Y adhe-
sion al goblerno, & que debemos atem-
perarnos los espanoles incondicionales
de ambas Antillas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-15
G0cet0 del 12,

En- ell mes de julio Gltino Sc han
recaudado por las aduanas de la isla
864,28S pesetas As centimos por de
rechos de importation y 210,799-12
por exportacion; total 1075, ,087 81.
En- igual mes de 1875 Sc recaudaron
741,718 94 por ell primer concepto y
223,321-75 por ell segundo 6 sea un
total de 965, 5,040 69. Hubo, pues un
alza en- la Importation de 1885, ,569 81
y una baja EN- la exportacion de
1882 63, 6 sea un aumento lfquido
total de 10, ,046 pesetas SO centlmos,
indi,io claro de que siguen maneja
dos los intereses del fisco con tanta
pureza como en- los mejores tiempos.
El s Sc canjearon "a cedulas que
importan S5,4O0 y $5O4 85 los resi-
duos, y 211 ell 10 que ascendieron a
$4,000 y $11S733 los residuos.
For Real 6rden de 20 de julio Sc
dispone que a todo jefe Il Official arres-
tado por sentencia de Consejo de
guerra en- Ultramar Sc lie pueda con-
ceder licencia cuando sea necesaris
q su salud dentro de La misma Capi.
tanfa General, no sirviendole de arres
to ell tempo que bajo su palabra Ia
disfrute, y teniendo Ell haber de reem
plazo hasta que vuelva al castillo er
| 0ua dehe estar cOnfnado
Publica la Jefatura de Obras pu
blicas el pliego de condolences admi
nistratiyas para los que deseen hace
por convenio particu ar las obras d
reparacion de la aduana de Mayagiiez
presenter sus proposiciones sntes de
| dia 80 del corriente.
Gdceta del IA.
I n die i g cameron 57s oddula
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-15

La polacra espanola Eugenia, capi-
tan Gibernau, que habfa llegado el
10 procedente de la Coru1a, Sc Sos
tuvo sobre sus amarras con todas las
anclas, las cuales con la fuerza del
viento garrearon, y ell buque venfa va
sobre ell muelle de las goletas, GUAM
do el captain, para salvar casco y
cargamento, Sc vic Tornado a picar ell
paIo de proa, consiguiendo asf sacar
su barco sin mas averfa que este.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-15
Los empleados del cable han hecho

Los empleados del cable han hecho
un gran servicio con ell te!egrama in
terror que, trasmitido de San Thomas,
lego aqul q las cuatro y media del
martes. ...-.
Sc dice que en- San Thomas Sc han
perdido seis buques, dos con tripu-
lacion y todo, y que la vecina isla ha
sufrido muchas perdidas en- vidas y
baciendas. Pero donde ha sido una
verdadera calamidad es en- Santa Cruz
por la cual Sc cree haya pasado el
centro del huracan. Daremos deta
lies cua do los tengamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-15

La manana te brinda sus aibores,
Su corona de fuego ell mediodia,
La tarde sus tristezas y rumores,
La noche su misterio y su poesia.
Bella como el deliqnio de un poeta,
Pura como una perla de rocio,
Sencilla como candida yioleta,
Dulce como ell vaiven del manso rio
La dicha es para ii. Sobre la bruma
Del ancho mar, cual virginia. gaviota,
Tendiendo ell vuelo entire nevada espuma
Tu anna gentil Immaculate flota.
Alma de serafn, cuerpo de diosa,
) Solo America da tanta ventura.
iSolo bajo este sol de fuego y rosa
Son gemelas la gracia y la hermosura
La dicha es para II. iTanta belleza
Y alma tan celestial no son del suelo !!
La paz del alma y su immortal pureza
Tienen su cuna mas ALA: I'm ell Cielo!
A.. PINEDA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-15

A las cuatro y minutes ha fondea-
do el vapor correo espanol Santa,sdey
sin novedad. Como cuando Sc re-
parta la correspondence 10 tendremos
tempo para revisafla e insertar las
notcias que traiga en- este nhmero,
daremos 0lcdWce manana 81 son i'm
portantes, 8 las dejaremos para ell
siguiente 81 no 10 son.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-15
SECCION LITERARIA.
CUERP0 Y ALMA
EN- UN ALBUM DE LA sENoRITA..

EN- UN ALBUM DE LA SENORITA. ..
AL verte sonreir, sinGiendo enoios,
Sobre tn frente entristeci6se el dia;
Y al mirarse en- ell fondo de tus oios
Lioro un ucero de melancolia.
Desde entonces las perlas de su llanto
El coral engarzaron de tn boca,
Y la duice expression de aquel encanto
Vaga en- tus labios virginaies loca.
iQue bella te hizo Dios! Sobre tn frente
Angeles posan de invisible vuelo,
Y en- tu sereno parpado inocente
Encoge tus crep1sculos Ell cleo.
Ebria de encanto y de placer, tu vida
Surcando va en- I'm mar de eterna calma,
Sin temer la borrasca embravecida,
Tranquilo el corazon, vlrgen ell alma.
Angel de paz, en- Mn Eden de flores
Volando vas cuai mariposa bella,
Bebiendo dichas y libando amores,
Dejando un para;so en- cada huella.
Aun no raanclIo Ia b6veda serena
La nube del pesar la amargura
Aun no empano una lagrima de pena
La dicha angelical de tn alma pura.
w-Tl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-15

cido una verdad, que constitnye toda su
dicha, todo su consuelo, toda su fuerza
aquella gran yerdad de que para ser
Je1is basto yesigaaarse d no ser1o;' verdad
que, en- sustancia, esta contenida, como
todas las del 6rden mora, en- la flosofa
del Evangelio :--y, por resultas de GUAM
to les he dicho, no publiquen Vds. la Corona
poetic0.
Conque, perd6nenme tan larga homilia,
y dispongan de la amistad que con este
motive les ofrece su atento servidor
@. B. S M.
P. A..ae Alaqcoa.'
Madrid, de julio de 1876.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-15

Ell vapor Arno, salido de aqul aver
al oscurecer, ha llegado felizmente
en- San-Th6mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-15
Sr. Director del BonETIN .MERCANTIL.

Muy senior mio y de toda mi considera-
cion y apFecio: habiendose dirigido al
Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General una carta
EN- que Sc ha falsifcado mi frma r1brica
fnyiendose tambien Ia lctra de mi escrl-
biente ID. Jose E. Henry, con el fin mani
fiesto de desprest;giar al dignlsimo Alcalde-
delegado de Cabo-rojo d. Federico
Delgado, dicha superior Autoridad Sc ha
dignado enviarme la expresada car ia
consignando SUI creencia de que es falsa,
por mi parte la he presentado al JuSgado
de prmera instancia de San German, para
que proceda con arreglo d derecho esciare-
ciendo la verdad y ayeriguando quien ha
sido ell autor de tai delfo. Y deseando
que el p1blico conozca ell documento false
referido para que nadie ose sorprenderlo
con injustos ataques al digno Alcalde-
delegado de Cabo -rojo, Sr. Delgado, y
para que no vuelva a repetirsa un heclo
tan indigno escandaloso, como la men.
cionada Justification, acompano usted una
copIa exacta de la carta fa!sa rogdndole Sc
sirva Ordenar SO nserte con las presentes
lfneas por tres yeces consecutiyas en- ell
peri6dico de au digna dileccion.-El
documento falso dice asl:-Mayaguez :
de agosto de 1876.-Excmo, Sr. u. Se-
gundo de la Portlla Puerto Rico.
mi apreciado General: Nos hemos
"equivocado con el Alcalde de Cabo roio:
les un br.bon: puedo asegurarlo 4 usted
" de una manera muy positiva; bien
" mformado no me queda duda de ia razon
"que asistia al pueblo mostrandose tan
dlsgustada. Es necesario cambiarlo,
"Vd. que es s:empre tan bueno jlsticiero
" 10 prObara una vez mas, hacienda iustl-
!" cia Cabo -rojo.
"Se positivamente que es el agente de
g La Maaa"a, peri6dlco que IS 6 vi. tan
" contrario.
econ la mayor consideration aprecio
"se reptile su atectlsimo amigo y S. s.
@. B. S.M.
Carlos N. dc FeJardo.
81 la We. dad Sc esclarece se ayerigu&
quen ha sido e falsifcador, la opinion
pdbiica sabra reprobar su conducta mere
cidamente.
Tributanio'e las gracias, sr. Director,
quedo 4 sus ordenes afectisimo 5. s.
@. B. S. M.
Carlos M de E6yaydo.
Sen en- German, / eggsag, d. astismRra de la7a,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-15

Madrid, 3 de julio de 1876.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-26
SALE.

WHEREAS, Charles Rawlipps and
w and H~enreetts Rawl,aes' his y;fs nv
sneir deed OF trust dated March 18th 1874,
n recorde d in tae Recorders Office in
sna ior AudraiE county Missouri, ut rage
$50 OF BOOK J, conveyed TO John Deiany,
. trustee, the following lands situate In
sne county of A udrain and State of Mis-
souri,, to-wit:
The west half Of the northeast Quarter
sf Section eleven [ll1; Township fhy
loci; Range nine T91.
Which said conveyance was made TO
said Trussep 10 securs the payment of q
certain mote in said deed Of trust described.
and whereas said note is now due and un-
paid, and whereas it il provided in said
dsed OF trust that in case Of the inability
or refusal OF said trustee to act. then he
Sheriff Of Audrain county Missouri,
should proceed to execute said deed OF
trust and whereas said John Delany re-
fuses TO execute said dead of trust. Now
therefore the undersigned. John J. Steele.
Sheriff Of Audrai1 county Missouri by
virtue and pursuance OF said deed of trust
q 1t the request of the holder of said
note, will on
Wednesday, November 8, 1876,
sell said land at dubIic vsndae, to the
highest bidder. at the . ist front door Of
the Court House in MEXICO. Audrain
a~issoari. for Cash. to satisfy said
note the expenses of executing this
deed OF srust. JNO. j. STEELE,
Sheriff Audrain Go. No.
ocs. *.7o. (24-4t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-26

The Centaur Liniments bava
created q revolution in remedies tor Rheu.
matism Strains, swsllings. Pains. Burns
scaids. Stings. &c. The White Imminent
is for the human family. and the yellow
lime is for horses. They are certain
handy and cheap
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-26
Tax Collectors
NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given, that the
Collector Of Audrain county will
meet the citizens of the various
Townships at the following times
and places, hereafter mentioned, for
the purpose of collecting the Taxes
for the year 1875. Viz:
Linn Township.--Walker' School
House, Monday, Tuesday and Wed.
nesday, Oct, %, "a and rs.
Prairie Township'-Kesr or Bolts
School House, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, Oct, 26, II and %.
Cuivre Township'-Elzea's School
House, Monday, Oct, 80; Crows
School House, Tuesday, Oct, 81 =,
Vandalia, Wednesday, Nov, l.
Loutre Township.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
Nov, 2, 8 and 4.
Salt River Observation-Disclosures,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Nov, 6, 7 and 8.
Wilson Township Thompson
Station, Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday, Nov, 9, 10 and IL.
Sailing Township.-Pis Church
Monday and Tuesday, Nov, 10 and
IA ; and at Pleasant Grove Church,
Wednesday Nov, Is.
b. r. Cauthorn,
Collector Audrain Co.
Mexico, Oct. 3, 1876.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-26

Homer ST. Ohm and VIM. o. Lee
have associated themselves together
for the sale OF pianos, organs, sheet
music, musicsl instruments WAse.
Ter and Wilson sewing machines,
Attachment needles, oils &c, for oil
sewing machines. Give them . call
southwest esrner public square, SUIT
ters building Mexico Mo.
25tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-26

M. Shippse our florist il now
shipping to Vandalia and Sturgeon
. 6ne lot of fruit and ornamental
trees Of oil description, and 10 pre-
pared to supply the market with
everything in bis line.