davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-01-25
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seraoe Der Preoiscr bes Ortes Rem psr-
bre6eril6en Yaare einen Beiu9 i'm &C.
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paar. wel6es eben nit Dem @einliden
betete, beraussebolt. Is. wuroe unter
einenSanm i'm Sofe 9eiibrt, auf einTaB
scitellt unb inn elm Gtrid Inn Den 6als
selest. Sort leste er enoli6 Elm @s-
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aus, oaB @ott Den Napsienben ibr 8er=
brc9en ebenlo uobl perseben mDsc, ME
er WersebunS fir oas leinise erlanst
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erl6uert.
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itib:t unS BOZ Den bdnsenpcnNt0rSer ae=
felt. Die Nnweieuosn ~pe,lauaten Gin
@eltdnSnib. sic iasic, gSiniams jei
felt bret Sabreu ibr beim1iber Qicbbaber
aeiueien. Scit brei Mouaten babe fe
periuht, ibren Wiann gu oersiittn, es
babe iih iebod feline @%elessnbeit seboten.
alS Wieslins lestcn Diittwc6 aeldlalea
blbc. bdtte i'm WiliamS nit elmer grt
erldlagen uno Sen 9al5 ab9eianitter.
sic babe Die @puren oes WtOyocs iors.
fdltis e%ntfernt unb Die 2ei6s beeroist.
sic bei6uloiste li6, bic l1rla6e oes
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benoli9 um ibr 2eben. Obslei9 Die
@timmuns iebr fart sesen iie mar, 10
fano lid bod Niemano, Der bereit gene
fen ipdre. ibr zen Strid ansnlssen ; 10
blieb lie ~unsebdmst nno wuroe wieoer
in's @efdnsnib suriidsebrobt. Wil=
liams 2ei6e puroe seltern Morsen BON
ben 0eb0rben abseibnitten.
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bieiisen 3oamasaain ausbra9. ,puroe
auf oas Simmer bei9rdntt, in lpeldem
Marten uno Gourant seorudt ,peroen.
Ser 8erIuit miro $1,000 ni9t iiberltei-
gen. t.tr
, 1876-01-25
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Mictbeontratts.
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1cn ben, gtsentbun, unter ben Namen Sat
turfs" %bsfannt, auf ben Ylabe islbf, an ben
Meitbietenb. en- Serfaufsn. Derlelbe IGuft nod
2 Sabrs BON benz 1itsn San. 1876. Msine
MISUNDERSTANDING uni DISQUALIFICATION fol.
en- aie.dfaas, our lslbsn :3eit perfanft ipereen.
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fauf5 tstannt semadt.
Marta pattprt
Sanuar %. 1876. Mietbertn.
, 1876-01-25

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@clb su 113 er0Hnet unb blieb 10 bis
Mittog.
, 1876-01-25

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belu6 81 big $4,000 pe%roussabt, bon
renen 8ootb aleine $4,000 erbielt.
, 1876-01-25

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(feine 9eutihe) Na9tlaser i'm eriten
Stationsbanle.
, 1876-01-25
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OieIe Miihung entbdft fein MrSenif
Doer ocrsiftete Stoffe.
60 brinst cine rsiEe Saut mub bGlt 3raaibei-
TN ron SInben meg.
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Wunber DerriGtet 1T ben Giebbesrbsn BON
@roB 8%rittanien,
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1leiid tetm 8ieb.
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hes.
IS psrbaubt bic @psi1sa uab srstust Ianse
Mnlie bel SGaafsn.
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beitsn Soa ibusn abbaIt.
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II. (. ~.
Wefiiael aetsibt an bieiem Gutter, 60 nsrbtn.
bert CHOLERA uus permtbrt ssS ysssn BON
Giern.
Gs miro In Scent Yafet,n p~erfanff. Die
Observation-Disclosures iao frbr lei@t.
Sur 1 3ife 81 30fb 400 Yafste
Z 60fb 200
II 1tOtb 400 q.
@nbert 6ume, 6abrifant.
Sibee uno Eager SO. 18, is Strabs,
Tim Int & Gmn n b, ga.
, 1876-01-25

Dian slarbt, baB Gi9ter Stepens an
9efIa9t meroen wiro.
, 1876-01-25
Dienfaa rs. 9aunar 1876.
@tatt Ni6mDnb.

gBett!erberi6t. Sheilweile mol
fiocs, tbeilweile flares uno tibleres
g0ettter. N6roli6e unb weitllde Winoe
, 1876-01-25

Die Gitp Circuit Court bat it4 big
ZEN erlten Monta9 i'm Gebruar perta9t.
, 1876-01-25

Gbciupeafe unb ObiD Giienbebn.
'3eusrol @idham bat Den @nseltsllten
, 1876-01-25
FRANK D. HILL,
0ranbeigentbum Mgemt It. Maftionar,

0rnnbeigentbum Nsemt II. Muftionar,
1I0S Wiain Ctr, 6idmono Ga.
@runbsiseuibum ipirb UF,ntlib uns pripai
psrfauft.
Miettfn tperben eincalTrt uno IieberaIe gpr~
fdlle bhrauf gema9t.
@tIesr perbsn anf @runbsiaentbum OBJ
anrere @ertbsessnhdnbe Y,rlisben.
@9ulbideine tperten auf0sieBt unb teiorat.
@runrltIde in alien lbfilen Der StapI tprr.
ben auf prirat @sse pertauft.
Tranf .. Gin.
Nr. 110S Main StraBe,
stseniber bes @sbdubss esr vGt4te 8antA.
10 III Int
, 1876-01-25
epueftionen non 8rieffafen.

gon aaten an rem spej bslonberen Weoen.
melae aus Stsrnfafen tefannr int, 600 ums
ll.a5 Us. M, 2.30 uhb us 81. 81. Gomm
fa9s-9.30 g. W. unb Z 81. 81.
@n Setertagem- 600 g. aP. uns
IN. M. Wpn alien anberu Soffer .,.rss,s
ete Srieft auf BEN 9aiidpey bss Sraaer oboe
you. 6. &. Ban Gem, p. d..
, 1876-01-25

iten, unS fe famcn auf Den erauiamet
9eoanten, oas trcue Gbier Saourd los
su weroen, oa6 le i6m elm nit Goblen0t<
getraufte8 Biinoel Sen an Den G6pan;
banoen uno baS Seu bunm anItcdten.
Iber Die Citrate folote Der gRifctbat oui
benz NuBs. Der scqudlte Suno lief erit
Sfpttd1ea Die Tferbe. Ole barob ldeu ipur-
oen uno Den Wustn 3erbraden. Quinn
iuhte ct fid utter ei'em SeuiAober ~
perberaen uno itedte bieicn III Brano. lc
ooB Gin GROCER Gbeil res 9auieS ieinea
Pclni9er in iSlanmcu uao 3auh a%ufqins,
Mnore@Snd pn's gSittlue, De-
rem SOB bcreits eemeIoet puroe. miro IL
Der merf,uiiroisen 2ebenssel6i6te ibres
Wtannes itcts cine riibmlide Sts1une
e%innebmen. Sbne iie wiirOe er's MIDI
10 melt in Der @elt scbra6t BADEN. slls
lie i'm mad ieiner Mntunft in @reenpils
DIT enneiice, dig arner S9neioer bei=
ratbcte, rubte ie nibt, biz er meni9itens
ebenio gut leien uno i6rei5en fonnte
uie ie ielbit inbem iie i'm in Seioen
unterri9tete. SIR ginflnB auf ibn wol
fets Elm gutter. 2ei0er aber muBte fl
lid ihon por Sabren mesen ibrer sebro.
hsnen @eIunbbeit bon Allem Suriidsic.
ben nno tpnnte wabreno Der BrdIioent'
l6aft ibres 0tannes Dem WeiBen Saul
nlbt poriteben; ionlt piirbe iie sepiB gal
man9e Soabsit, tueI6e er bort besanser
bat, perbitet baben.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-04-01
Chicago Crooked Whiskyites
Convicted.
Fresh Allegations Against
Gen. Babcock.
The London Times in a
Panic.
Summary of Latest News.
ooNaRE ssIoNAL.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Washington, March 3l.-Bills, petit
tions, etc., having been presented and
referred the Senate took up the Mis-
sissippi resolution of Morton.
After long debate, the resolution
WAS passed, and the Senate adjourned
until Monday.
HOUSE.
Cox presented memorial fr I'm
women citizens of the United States,
asking for form of government In
the District Of Columbia that will Sc
cure To women the citizens right to
vote. He asked as n matter Of grace
AMI favor that the memorial should
be printed on the records. Banks re-
marked that it was 100 years to-day
since the wife of John Adams, meni-
ber of the Continental Congress, wrote
to him to secure a similar organiza-
tion of government. The interests
and rights of women, the desire to
present this memorial and to have 1t
noticed in this way was because this
was the centennial anniversary of al
most the first presentation of the
proposition in the country. The
memorial was read and referred to
the Committee ON District of Column
bia, and ordered printed in the record.
Wood reported bill for the separ-
ate entry of express packages con-
tained in one expectation. Passed.
Morrison reported a bill to define the
tax on fermented or malt liquors.
After some discussion the bill was
passed. Tucker reported a bill to
authorize the Commissioner of Iuter-
nal Revenue to designate and fix the
points at which collectors and super
visors of revenue shall hold their
Office. Passed. On motion of Wood
the bill to carry into effect the
Hawaiian treaty was made the
special order for Thursday next. The
speaker then called the committees
for reports OF private character.
After other uniniportant business,
the bill appropriating $l60,010 for the
deficiency in the Treasury printing
bureau and for the issue of subsidiary
silver coin was taken up and passed
by yeas 122 10 nays 100. The House
then went INTO committee of the
whole on the private calendar, and
soon adjourned.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-04-01
A Key.Note Of Alarm.

London, March 3l.-The Times
hopes that the ministry may get
better advised than to persist in
recommending to the Queen the as
sumption of the title of Empress Of
India. 1t declares it has been un-
feignedly alarmed by the rapid de-
cline in authority and reputation of
the government since the beginning
of the session. It does not pretend
to any special objection to the min
istry, but it can't help seeing that
the opposition is thoroughly disor-
ganized and that the energies of lis
older members are exhausted, while
the younger men are chiefly remark
able for an immaturity of mind
which threatens never to ripen, and
the attempt to form government
out of such materials would threaten
mischief to the country. Even those
who think its fears fanciful and over
strained, must hesitate to press this
new title forward when they under
stand that II does in fact provoke
discomfort.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-04-01
ILLINOIS.
Crooked whislyites Convicted.


Crooked Whiskyites Convicted.
Chicago, March 31.-The trial of
Pahlman and Rush, distillers, which
has been progressing in the U. s..
court here for two weeks past, was
concluded to-day, the jury bringing
in verdict of guilty on the first four
counts of the Indictment, which
charge conspiripg to defraud the
government of the tax on distilled
spirits, and the removal of Illicit
whiskey. The minimum aggregate
of fines and Imprisonment under the
statute Is flne of S2,400, one years
imprisonment and the payment of
twice the amount Of tax of which the
government was defrauded. The
maximum fine Is $4,000 and the
imprisonment for ten years of each
of the defendants. A motion for a
new trial was entered and will be
argued this afternoon. Bail was
fixed at S15, 900 each.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-04-01
lie. This 3. n.n-mser.d.

That DR.. d. Kennedy. of Rondout.
the discoverer of the Favarite Remedy,
n medicine that has been introduced 81
late, with great success. having proved
itself of more than ordinary value for
the cure OF those diseases for which
the Doctor recommends IL, Is not
stranger, but well-known surgeon OF
Rondout. where he has practiced for
nearly six years with a degree of sue.
cess that has been alike astounding 10
the medical profession as well MS TO
the people In general. He Is a gradu-
ate of the College of Physicians and
Surgeons. for three years surgeon In
our army during the late war, aud for
several years u member of the Ulster
County Medical Society.
Among the many capital operations
which he has performed while In
Rondout, We would refer TO the fol-
lowing:
Mr.. Henry H. Pitts (merchant). of
Kingston. N. Y. and Mr. Simeon
Tietseii tcarpenter), of the same place.
Both had long suffered from the
presence OF stone In the bladder. aud
were successfully operated upon by DIR.
Kennedy for the removal OF the cal
cula.
Mr.. Abram Ellsworth. wealthy
LntfCuuut VI LOft EWtu, OisttI
ty, N. Y, had suffered for over twenty
five years from disease of the thigh
bone. He had paid out fortune to
doctors without receiving the least
benefit, but, on the contrary. grew
worse. until his recovery wns given up
by all except DIR. Kennedy, who am
putated the leg close to the hip joint.
Ellsworth In notC a hale and hearty
man. Also, the case of Mrs. Edward
Myers. Of steamer Columbia Cornell
& Co.'s line. of Rondout). She had
been treated for months by many phy-
sicians for erysipelas of the hand. II
grew from bad to worse, until the
hand and part of the arm was per-
feet mass of mortified flesh. She Anal
ly applied to DR.. Kennedy. who inn
mediately amputated the arm, and
she, too, Is notO perfectly peH.
1t Is worthy oi notice here .hat DR.
Kennedy does not hesitate to state
that the happy results of cases cited
and many others Of similar charac-
ter, WAS due to the use of the medicine
he has named Favorite Re medy. Ii
was this that removed all impurities
from the blood, preventing the return
Of the several diseases which necessi
tated the operation, and which gave
tone and strength to the system which
had become debilitated by the disease
And, strange as 1t may seem, 1t /.
none the less true, that Of all the cases
operated upon by DR.. Kennedy no
one has died. but, OH the contrary, al
Of them are living to this day In til,
bloom Of health. Consequently wher
physician of DIR. Kennedy's recor,
says 10 the people that the Favorit,
Remedy Is q medicine that purifies til,
blood, thereby curing scrofula, and all
scrofula affections, bilious disorders
kidney complaint, constipation. ant
all those ills peculiar TO females, thai
they simply believe him, buy the medi
cine, use it. and, according to hi,
words of promise, are cured.-[Rond
out Freeman.
Favorite Remedy for sale by nj
druggists, at One Dollar bottle.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-04-01

OF the Condition of the Hstrst National
Bank at Cheyenne. Territory of Wyo-
ming, at the Close Of Buxfness on ihe
lOth day OF March. 1876.
RESOURCES.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-04-01
Sparks from the Wires.

A $4,000 fire occurred in New
Rochille,iN. Y, Friday morning.
The Greer-Turner Sugar Refining
Company. of New York, have dis
charged their workmen, and will
probably1go into liquidation. Their
capacity is about 300 barrels day.
Friday morning an engine on the
Tyrone and Clearfield Railroad ex-
ploded near Sandridge. Three men,
named Miller, Campbell and Shan.
non, were killed, and another, named
Walters, was fatally injured.
Four OF the sixteen boilers Of the
Fletcher mill. at Providence, r. J.,
exploded Friday morning. killing
two men and wounding more or len
seriously Q number Of Others The
loes TO the mill owners 10 80, 900.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-04-01
NEW YORK.


New York, March 3l.-Henry c.
Bowen didn't meet the special COM
mittee Of Plymouth Church last even
ing. He sent letter explaining his
absence, the contents OF which the
committee refused TO disclose. 1t was
conjectured that Bowen's refusal to
appear was based on the determine
tion Of the committee at the previous
meeting not to receive the testimony
OF Mr.. Bradshaw, whom he wished
to Introduce as witness. The COM
mittee have framed reply to
Bowen's note.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-04-01
FOREIGN.
Tho Russian Boar.

Berlin, March 3l.-The Gar of
Russia is expected here on the 10th
of April. 1t is stated that the Duke
of Edinburg, on assuming command
of his squadron, will proceed to
Livonia, Greece, to bring the Duchess
and the Russian Imperial family,
who will go to Italy and Malta.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-04-01

lBell) to st. Louis to ascertain what
he could on the subject. Babcock
and Luckey, knowing he was going
To st, Louis On that errsud. wanted
him to steal The evidence out of the
district attorneys ofica In st. Louis.
This he did not do, but related Bab-
cock and Luckey's proposition to Mr..
Dyer.
schenck's Statement Submitted
Ex-Minister Schenck was before
the committee On foreign affairs to-
day, when his counsel laid before the
committee n statement of the facts
connected with the Emma mine, Its
sale 20 the Emma Silver Mining
Company, of London, and its subse-
quent history and present condition.
prepared for the use Of the committee
on foreign affairs In its investig alton
of the connection OF Gen. Schenck
with said company. The statement
was prepared before his counsel knew
exactly what would be the course Of
roceedings before the cum mittee.
Miscellaneous items.
The President Is rapidly recovering
from his recent illness.
Gen. Schenck testified before the
foreign affairs committee to-day, but
the main point. Of his statement
have already been printed.
The evidence In the Belknap case
In being prepared by the district at
torney for presentation to the grand
jury, and It Is probable an Indictment
will be found soon.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-04-01
MASSACHUSETTS.
The Broken Bridge. .

Boston, March 3l.-A dispatch at
the Boston and Albany Railroad,
this morning, from their engineer,
says at the first double arch the pier
Is gone, but the abutment is left.
There is hole about 60 feet deep at
the next arch. The stone work IL
half gone and ruined. The north
half Of the arch will be blown out.
There Is hole 100 feet long and 40
feet deep at the first crossing. Be-
yond the arch there is u hole 100 feet
long and 20 feet deep.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-04-01
10. ie2.
IMTER.0cEkN n eAaDER snof

AK. great piesssrs in sesognsiex e ne
Of the lnter-ocssn barber shop and have
engaged th- ~ vicss Of Nr. nd. Johnson. .
nst-class artIt. and frank g. ehancy.a deAf
Will never talk hix Gus ofpers TO death- fof
myself my work viii Be nay advertisement.
all the old c. stoInsrs and ~ many new ones
~ ay piea.e To give us trial. We Will BE-
Away. on hand TO walt upon customen: cur
neas. msr2<-om HERMAN liAU6SLE<.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-04-01
wAsHINoTcy.
Fre.h charge Against pabeee,

Fresh Charge Against Babcock.
Washington, March 81.-The COM
mittee on expenditures in the War
Department to-day examined G. s..
Bell, whose testimony was to the ef-
feet that the President, Wishing to
satisfy himself Of the guilt or inno-
cence Of Gen. Babcock, sent him
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-04-01

Capt. Terry, chief Of the Centen-
niai Bureau OF Transportation, an
nounces increased activity in the re-
ceipt of goods for the exhibition.
The latest arrival IL 22s Gases of goods
from Mexico, 63 cases contninin.
Mexican works of art.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-04-01
10000 Recovered.

Penzance, March, 3I.-Fifty thou
sand dollars was recovered from the
wreck of the steamer Schiller to-
day.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-04-01
Up. r. r. p0UsE
cheyenne, Wyoming,
.s5f g.M. JONES. Propr;stor

An trains stop here Thirty Minutes t,r
n meals- This house is new and elegantly
furnfsned, has light and airy rooms, barh.
rooms, 6c-, and affords all accomm citations
he travelling pub .ic can iesire.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-04-01

RESOURCE
, 1876-09-16

A fire was caueed in Scranton, the
other day, by the suns rays glaucing off
a citizens nose and concentrating on u
frame she'd. The owner of the nose
doesn't belong to a temperance society.
He argues that little wine for the stom.
uch's sake will harm no ona.
, 1876-09-16

RcI Cloud last September thut Gruurd
succeeded in ma&ing
FINAL AND SUCCESSFUL ESCAPE.
He made his way to Fort Laramie,
where he has been employed ever since
10y the Government i'll the capacity of
scout and interpreter, Frank Gruarl,
unlike most OF the frontier scouts and
Indian interpreters, is quite talkative,
aud loves to speak OF his old friends Of
the Yellowstone country. lie spent nine
years with the Sioux of the North and
entirely won their confidence. He is ut
present about twenty-tour years OF age,
dresses in civilized costume, wears none
Ot the tawdIy tinsel decorations gcner-
ally worn by the Indians, and makes no
outward display whatever. In speaking
OF Sitting Bull and the expected cam
paign. Gruard said lie expected IL long,
butter and stubborn war before his
adopted father would give way, and
then, it whipped, the Sioux would join
their brethren in the British Possessions.
Like all other frontersmcn. Gruart has
asuprcme contempt for the peace policy
OF the Government, and said that the
Indians laugh at the idea of treaty.
making. Since the interview Frank
Gruard has become quite noted, and is
the central figure in Crooks campaign.
1t was his advice which saved Crooks
shattered and crippled expedition from
annhilation after the battle On Rosebud.
When Crook ordered pursuit into the
Rosebud Mountains Gruard discovered
and showed the country full of ambus.
cades and oRerpowering hordes of Sioux,
and by his advice Crook withdrew to
his supply camp on Goose creek. As
Gruard will figure quite prominently in
the forth coming Indian war, this brief
sketch OF his lite will prove quite inter-
esting.
, 1876-09-16

A PUZzLE.-H. I. Field, of Green
bush, is the maker OF curious piece of
Mechanism. 1t IS nothing less than a
perfect barrel built inside of bottle,
and SO nearly filling the latter that it
puzzles the bcholder to imagine how it
could ever have been accomplished.
The most interesting feature is That there
is no trick about it, but fair, honest job
4 feat of mechanical skill requiring pa
tlence as well rs genius The bottle is 8
inches in diameter and Ct inches high,
with neck tive'eights of an inch in di.
ameter, and II inches in length. The
barrel which Is composed Of 19 slaves, is
completely headed and bound with
eight hoops. The introduction of the
several pieces into the bottle, and their
subsequent arrangement, must have been
a marvel of patience anu handiwork, for
the barrel is perfectly finished. an addi-
tional feature of this curiosity is the
stopple with which the bottle is fastened.
This consists of n pin through the lower
end of which key is passed, which is in
turn fastened with small pin. How
they were ever worked into place within
the bottle is second WONDER Troy
Times.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-08
EMPRESA -. !. ..'....
= :s4s5s..,
DE vAPoREs ooRREos
D9 LAS ANT111As,
DHD0N RAMON DE HER ERA
DE LA HABANA.

Dispuesta por esta Empresa el estable>
cimiento de tres expediciones mensuales en-
combination con los correos peninsulares, Sc
avisa que desde el corriente mes saldran de
la Habana los vapores de esta Inca ell To- 20
y 80 respectivamente, recalando q este puerto
el 10, 20 80 de cada mes.
Oportunamente Sc publicara itinerario
detalado. Agosto Il de 1876. Los Consigg-
natanos en- esta plaza, lriarte, Hermano %
Caracena y Comp . .... e ]. s. ..sss .s... i
tupssaA Vi aozRgIa psessdsa y asas dsIasss Qsp
- s. -. - ~ -, As@s-s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-08
% u fff lob aIai
iMafz, Malz! u: :

F. Antonsanti y G. de Guayanilla,,
detallan este grano por quintales;, adj
yirtiendo que el comprador tiene, que
pagar 81 saco por separado. auaya-
nilla 6 de- Ahsil de- 1875.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-08
PASAJE INTERCOLONIAL,

Sc expdeE pasaes de ida vuela vdos por
rebaa a los pasaeros de camara. Il
deS amos va
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dsnid desua
uGarzd
hoa tadsh shsidad de los
d. Para GlsCi
ioA-Maygusz IA
LLAURI BORDA y COMP
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-08
E-1aet q ~ ~ ~ ~ = =
ttLA FAMA.'
FGbrica de P0stGs de todas classes de To
ntds RateyG, 2a lined

Ell dusiio de este acreditado establishments anun-
cia sus favorecsdores al p1bico en- general, que
hobendo hecho una gran reforma en- dicha fabrica,
para mayor adelanto meoras de esta industrial ex
pender6 los fdyos los prscios sguientes IL cass
10 ga & 60 ga e @8 las 8v caias. stsa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-08
Camas de hierro

y forrosz. para las mismas, Sc hallal
constantemente de venta, en- 81 esta
blecimiento GEL TELEGRAPH" calle de
San .JustO. uh1,ero IL.