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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-29

Hard sugar maple seed ripens In the
autumn, and must be gathered just
at the. first frost. They cannot be
saved over by permitting them to
dry. They must be Immediately
buried In damp forest leaves or mud
and saved until tho next spring.
Michigan seems TO have carried off
the premium ut the Centennial on
apples kept over the winter. The
committee I'm their award refer as
follows to our State: sin the Iowa
collection they note az among the
best, Tewkesbury, Winter Blush,
Ortleys, and Rawlos Janet, New
town Pippins, Jonathan, Winesap,
and two not well known out OF the
West, Hoover and Minkler, az hav-
ing much to recommend them"
Tho New York Tribune predicts
that If the European powers drift
into war, our farmers may expect
better prices for their grain. Al
ready the fear of short supply Is
affecting the British market and CIV
ing the current rates an upward ten
dency. In France and Germany
corresponding fluctuations may be
expected, should the situation be-
como gravor.
Geo w Homer, writing to the
Lire Siock Jo,omai, comes to this
relative to relying wholly
on pedigrees: Pedigree sells rdsh
Mt fancy prices, but performer mot
necessarily fast trotter) can not be
termed trash; and with these self
evident qualities In brood mares,
rather than so much pedigree and
little else of value, ! ut least will
take my chances.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-29
The Salaries of Governors.

New York pays to its Governor
an annual salary Of 10000, which
is the highest paid in the Union.
Louisiana pays $4,000, California
81, 900, Nevada 10000. Eight
States--Kentucky, Massachusetts,
Missouri, North Carolina, Pennsyl-
yania, Texas, Virginia, and Wis
consin-pay $4,000; Maryland,
$500. Three States-Alabama,
Georgia, and Ohio, $4,000. Ar
kansas. South Carolina, and Flor
ida, pay each 90, 500. Kansas, In
diana, Minnesota, Mississippi, New
Jersey, and Tennessee pay each
$4,000. Illinois, Iowa, and Maine
pay each $500. West Virginia
pays $2,700. Connecticut $4,000,
Oregon 81, 800, Delaware $1,000,
and Michigan, Nebraska, New
Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Yer
mont pay their Governors respect
lively salary of just 81 900.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-29
Agricultural items.


Estate Reldeierl
There il more than usual complaint
of the canker worm this season.
Bliss & Sons, of New York, cxhib-
tied at the Centennial Exposition
two hundted kinds Of potatoes.
The hog receipts by Sinclair 4 Go.
Cedar Rapids, for two weeks ending
June 3, was 1870 head.
Grasshoppers arc reported to have
appeared In vast numbers along the
the Winona & st Peters railroad.
The National Lire StOck Journal
says, "thc Seventcens are among our
best cattle and among the purest
breeds.n
IT is now time tho fiat Dutch tur-
nips were sown. They are cheaply
raised and valuable food for cows
In winter.
How can an honest man sleep In
the cool Of the morning when the
fox-tail grass is as high rs the yege-
tables In his garden?
The Iowa City Rep,1iican Of June
7th, says: The chintz bug Is report
ed to be doing much damage to the
wheat in johnson county.
At DIR. j. T.. Forsythe's shors-horn
sale at indianapolis, on the 1st inst.
the average price Of females was ST.,
and bulls 80. Very low.
A correspondent inquiries what IL
n roadster" We suppose II means
an animal with strong enduring
| constitution, with good action.
8. w. Jacobs, Of West Liberty
recently bought at the sale OF the
Durham Lawn Herd, at Chicago
tho imported Oxford Beau Second
for $500.
Eggs shipped any distance never
hatch well. IL is poor Investment
| to pay two or three dollars dozen
| for eggs. Better send for pair o.
| two of chickens.
There was n Grange picnic al
Greer,s Grove, In Hardin county or
| the 10th inst. at which the motive
| power Of the order in the State, Hon
Spencer Day, made stirring
speech.
Mr.. VIM. Rush, of Monroe, Mo.
Is takink TO Philadelphia what ht
claims To be the biggest hog In thu
world. 1t weighs 1910 lbs, and IL
3 feet 4 inches high, and feet 4
inches long.
Claud Mathews, the great cattle
| dealer, very wisely advocates cast
salea mt all the public auctions o.
short horns. This Ia the only saft
| and true plan. No other is In accOr
dance with the Iowa Republican
platform.
The. Fuy'm journal informs us that
Col. John Scott, Of Nevada, Iowa
has been building up herd Of short
horns, and finds himself crowded by
| the increase. He offers buyers the
privilege Of selecting from nearly
| one hundred head Of females at pri.
vate salo.
Tho following figures will show
ut what ratio our breadstufis are go
ing abroad. The following are the
exports for twenty-four days In
Nav.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-29
wanted . Farm.

A Detroit real estate agent, saws
M. Quad, was waited on yesterday
by tall man with weed in his hat,
who said he had the cash to pay for
a farm, provided he could get one to
suit. The agent smiled him to d
seat, and brought out his registered
descriptions. He had several farms
registered on his books, and he had
no doubt that he could suit the
would-be purchaser. The stranger
remarked: " y
"What | want is a farm Of about
800 acres" ii a.
.'I've got it, replied the dealer.
"I'd like about six big hills Of:
it,.
.l.Is 4, sRe slal55aRssIEss's ! e.
HAnd ia like = lake 'assr the
centre.
"IIere you are. Here's farm
with a lake exactly in the centre.
"And / want a big natural cave
rim one Of the hills.
"Here you are. There's 2 cave I,
in this farm which cant be beat.
The stranger drew q long breath
and went on. go
aT Want a farm Of 800 acres,
h., 100 acres must be in marsh
land" .na = !,
III must have a waterfall 70 iee'
high on the farm" continued tnt
@ sTsssIE ~
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-29

"Well no, but ] want a wind
mill on one of the hills.
sThat was put up last year, was
the calm reply.
1t was some time before the
stranger thought of anything else,
but finally said:
'sThere must be Baptist church
right across the road from the
house"
"One built there, last summer,
sir.
cit must be brick church"
$50 it is.
Has it an organ.
at has,,
s'Then / can't buy the farm Of
you," said the stranger, rising TO
90. eff there is any thing hate it is
a church organ, and you can see for
yourself that would be in a state
Of continual misery. The fam
suits me frst-rate but | cant go that
organ.
just what estimates those men
placed upon each others veracity
as they separated will never be
known.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-29

IL Is now reported by tho Phila-
delphia papers that Kelly, tho
motor man, has discovered the
material which he has needed to
resist tho enormous force which he
also claims to have discovered. The
trial will now be made, 1t Ii dcclar-
cd, In short time, and tho Ccnten-
NAL city and summer will be made
famous by tho revelation OF a hlther-
to unknown and terrific power In
nature which Is to do mans work.
Such Is tho promise, but it would be
well enough, perhaps, not to "er.
thuseo lust vet.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-29

TfCongress will only keep on long
enough mt its Investigation, the St.
Louis newspaper OF profane initials
opines that Blaine will ask no better
defense. 10 certainly looks that
way. So far as results have mani
tested themselves, Mr.. Harrison
seems 10 be n useful kind Of
man for Presidential aspirate
to have about, whatever his
intentions mt tho outset may have
been.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-29

The Kcokuk Constitution says:
"The Republicans of Iowa have
nominated three Colonies for Con-
gress, and yet there is room for six
more. Bring sona yane Golonels.p ~
But tho Iowa Republican Congress
ional nominations differ from the
Democratic members OF tho present
Congress in tho fact that none OF the
Iowa Colonies are Confederate COZ
onels. Trot out your Confederate
ColoneIs, X C.--Haicheye.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-29

An eccentric citizen OF Capo May
carried a rope in his pocket for forty
years, his explanation being that no
was liable at any time to wish 10
kill himself, and meant to always
have tho means handy. A few days
ago no hanged himself with the oid
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-29
Cannly Ealra I'm Iowa.

The Western Farm Journal gives
the following list:
| Adair, September q, %, 20. 30.
| Audubon, October 3, As, F'.5...i +
Black Hawk, Sept. 27, %. 20.
Buchanan, October 3, 4,5.
Cass, Sept. s, 81. "
Cedar, Sept. IL, 10, IA.
Cherokee, Sept. cas-. .
Chickasaw, Sept. n, %, ~. h
Clark, Sept. q. 20, 20.
Clayton, Sept. q, %, 20 (Nat.)
Davis, October 4, SIS,
Decatur, October 4, So.
Delaware. Sept. 2G, q, %, 20.
Des Moines, Sept. 10, 20, p, %.
Dubuque, Sept. 4, 5, CTS.
Emmett, Sept. IL, Is.
Floyd. Sept. %, 49,. 80. .af
Green, Sept. 10, IA, Is. r"..r
Grundy, Sept. 10, "A, Is. ."a
Harrison, October 4, 5,6.
Horny, Sept. 5, 8, 7,s. t#aaa,H .
Howard, Sept. rs, q, %. r. a.#f' .
Jackson, Sept. rs, q, %, 20.
johnson, Sept. rs, q, %, %.
Jones, Aug. %, 30, 81, Sept1 @
Keokuk, Sept. 2s, n, Is, 90. ttot
Kossuth, Sept. %, 20.
Louisa, Sept. 20, q, %, 20. @
Lucas, Sept. 10, 10, q. 80 VISA
Lyon, October 4, 90.
Madison, August %, 80, 81, Sept. 1.
Mahsska, August 20, 80, 81, Sept.
Marion, September ~, q, %.
Marshall, Sept. 6, rs,
Mills, Sept. s, 6,7,8. ST.,
Mitchell, Sept. %, %, 80.
Monroe, Sept. II. IL, IA,
Muscatine, Sept, 26, q %, 20.
North Iowa, Sept 10, 20, q, ~, Post
vile. H gaft
Page, October 8, 4,6,8. 3 -aal
Plymouth, Sept. 20, q, %. Gar
Polk, Sept. b, D, 7,8. Htr8Hah
Poweshiek, Sept. q, ~, g. t5lH
Ringgold, Sept. %, ~, 80.
Scott, Sept. 4, 5,6,7,8. aanl
Story, Sept. "a, %, 70.
Union, October 4, So. m sai
Union District Of West Liberty
Sept. IS, 20, II, ~. mfJg5.
Union Of Cedar at Mechanicsville,
Sept. 10, 20, q, %.
Van Buren,, Sept. 10, 20, q, %.
Wappello, Sept. -, 20, FL, %.
Winneshiek, Sept. 10, 20. q.
Woodbury., Sept. IS, 20, q, %, %.
Worth, no organization.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-29
Champion representatives of the arenic

DO L H.H lev III II dF I.I,I LN
Educated Horses. "A troupe of Trained DOG
specimens of Beauty, Sagacit
sand Education.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-29
1876. A Grand Patriotic Parade. 1870
Free--On the Streets--Eree.

A GRAND CENTENNIAL FREE ENHIBi
TIoN. ats A. NJ, in conjunction with the Cor
geous Glittering Street Procession and Cavaica ,
Several Monster Golden eabieau 1aIs anu Ni ~
lots have been expressly built for this purpose
upon which will be mounted Groups OF Living
Allegorical Tableaux, emblematic OF notable lucl
dents and conspicuous celebrities OF The Revoiutio
for independence The immense Cars and Char
lots will be embazoned with characteristic ant
artistic paintings of National events, the whole
forming most glorious patriotic moving pane
rama of American history, which In conJuhci,oi
with the Grand Geological and Equestrian Pa
geant and Spectacle will present a free exhioitlai
representative of the world famed foufth OF july
celebration, at Philadelphia.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-29

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In the mat
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On rcCoInu
toes OF Indian
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by Silas I'LL
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the apprais'
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same rs allC
and said cll
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payment Of
costs within
hereof.
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BIO establish
costs within
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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-29
$4,000 CHALLENGE
champion Bare Back Rides

That w have TIE ONLY INDY SOME
u N SklrI5T RIDERS IN AMERICA.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-29

A replete archaeological Department, com
prlsing an AVIARY ofevery known spe
cies of Birds, of every plnmage and
color, size and cline.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-29

TRAINED ELEPHANTS Il troupe
Educated Dogs, Goats and monkeys
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-29
ALLIED SHOWS!
Male and Female Artist,

oNE HUNDRED
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-29
Royal Japanese TrouE

Including The word famed King NaTbro I'M
Belle OF Japan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-10-25
A.VISO AL PUBLICO,

Por compra que ha hecho a los acreedores de
sus respectivos cr6ditos, y por cesion y traspaso
de todas las accionesy derechos que pudo tener el
s6cio gerente en- el establecimiento mercantll "La
Fama de Puerto-Rico', segun escritura pdbica
otorgada este dia ante el escribano D. Mauricio
Guerra, queda disuelta Ia sociedad que ha existi-
do en- esta plaza bajo la razon de Antonio Molina
yOA, quedando el que sucribe, s6cioc2m manditari, !,
de la extinguida sociedad, due1o absolute de di-
ch, establecimiento Puerto, Rice. ~ de 1916.
Jose I. kous l=la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-10-25
Giro de Letras.

-sats
. B. Borras y Hermanos del Conner
clio de esta Plaza, giran sobre Ahcan.
te, Astorga, Aviles, Barcelona, Betan-
zos, Bilbao, Bonar, Cadiz, Calda da
Reyes, Canga de 0nis, Cangade Tineo.
Cartagena, Corcubion, Coruna Curdi-
Hero, Ferrol, Gijon, Grado, Habana
Leon, Luarca, Lugo, Llanea, Madrid,
Malaga, Modonedo, Noya, Orense,
Oviedo, Padron, Palma de Mallorca.
Pola de Siero, Pola de Lena, Pola al
Labiana, Pontevedra, Pravia, Puents6
reas, Puentedeune, Risadeo, Rivado.
sslla, Salas, Sans Sebastian, Santa Maria
de Ortigaeila, Sautander, Santisgo,,
Sevilla Tarragona, Tineo, Try, Ys
lepoia, Valladolids Villagsrcia, Viverc
Viso, Vil.asiaiosa In6ssto y Zsrsrosa !
anr 1paa de PusrtosR RIco, o1s
sl!aessaa e esqalaa [ lds 4 oIH4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-10-25
ANUNCIOS DIVRRSOS.
JJlGADO DE- PAZ DE- CATHEDRAL.

Por providencfa dicada On loS autos do ucio verbal
seguidos rebeldis pOr D. Antonio Lopez sentra D.
jesse Diaz Menendsz, en- cobro de pesos procedentss
dc una garantia, % ha dispueste pdblica su
basta n,ostrador aparadOry vidrisra, varias pie
Eas Dc ropa hscha, dos sspejos. un aparato de gas
dsm2s 6tilssy muebles del establecimento dc sas-
trsra psrtenecisnte al dsudor D. Jose Dias Msnsndez
cuya relacisn de manifesto en- Ia 6eere
tara de este JuEgado tasad0 tOdO por peritos en- Ia
suma de tesCientOs veinte pesos veinte tres
ssntavos Para cuyo reats selala el dia treinta
ae del actual hora Do las dOcs en- este JuEgado Ca
lie Ia Luna ntmsro SO, advirtiendo que 70 admitsn
posturas que no cubran los dos tsrcos de 10 tasacon
Puerto Rice Is de Octubre de 1S76-Joss Echevarrf.
Mariana g. Ixquierdo. Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-10-25
ESuibala de setuaGiOng de HunacaQ.

En- los autos eie,utivos seguidos por 81 Excmo. ST.
y. Antonio Soler contra Ia sucesion de D. jose Rios
Bsrros sobre cobro de escudos Sc ha dispuesto Dor
sl r. JueE de prmera Instaneia de este partido en-
auto de ssta fscha, Ia venta pdblica subasta de
barro de Anton Ruiz de esta jurisdiction, sondantes
con 81 camino real dedcho barrO Ia hacienda Mulas"
habendo sdo justiprecado 81 terreno ano cicuenta
pesos cuerda sl alto treinta echo pesos seialan-
desc para su remate el da disz del entrante mes de
Noviembre horas de nueve q once do su maiiana en-
la ssa audienca de este Juzgado. Lo que 80 anunoa
Pdblico para Ia concurrenca de lcitadores-Huma-
sao trece de Octubre de mil ochocento setenta seis
Francisco Ramos Quinones.-Tom4s Munoz ga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-10-25
Retratos pintados al 6leo sobre fotografla,
Sendo tan na la putra que mtan Ia poceana de Ohreves
duraciOn es sin rival

En- eeciiento dc D. Adrian Coga hay dc manifesto osas O
gralas iluminadas al 6leo sobre ela carton impmeabe
Demas es mantar las venas amas pecfec
comoddd
E S Cori ACADIA consrur de ga fae desda
de tai hace rat a boni las b vdas
supelatvo, conservando
Adem acaba S Codigia recib
Mr. Dederu fotogra de P
Sc hacn puon de umnandoo al natural
medic de fog6, medic odo
Europa America guamente ptados 6 sobre
miacion pocelana.
OGezco sumamente meos an de todas las tunas las
gusen honarme.
Horas de yetaar.--De hata la 5 de la tarde.
Gale de San Juston on6mero35 al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-10-25
MOYIMIENTO DE PASAJEROS. P

De CGdiz en- el "Men 1ez Nunez"-Julian Lopez,
Agustn Fernandez Vicente Salcedo, Juan AlfarO An
tonic Kerret Antonio Rodriguez, Francisco Gutierrez,
Frutos Caloca Vicente Cabaleros, Francisco Llinas
Juan Algarcillas, Guillermo Wives jose Rivsro, un
sargeuto, 1889 de transito para la Isla dc Cuba.
Por vapOr "Marsels" de Ia Habana.-Mguel An
1r6s Luis Gorto Morillo Francisco Rivera jose Me-
dali, Felix Neval, Lorenzo Lasala otro, Manuel AL
varez, Ignace Martinez, sniente coronel D. Jose Pc
rinat, sonora hija Napoleon Geat Francisco Here
dia hermanos y un criado, Manuel Lopez Sevilla,
Barbara Pichardo sobrino.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-10-25
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.
EH1rRADAs-

ENTRADAS.
Octubrs 2l.-Ds Manan, guairo esp. "Bslla Jos.
suina", pat Jorge Martinez, con axdear.
ID. ids Asnat, gaaho esp. "Anita", pat. Vits
lie Martinez, CON azdcar.
Id id-Ds Baltimore, gel. ing ELISA Chistis", cap.
Bsnelle, con provisionesl
Ilsm 22.-De Palma, berg. esp. "san Jose" cap.
Gabriel Planas, con frutos
Idem M-De Cadiz, vap. esp. "Nendsz Nu6ez",
cap. Ugarte, carga general pasajeros
Id. id.-Ds Ia Habana, vap. esp. "Marsslla", cap:
Gama carga general.
Octubre Para Charleston, berg. gol esp. Gran
cisco, cap. Vicente Rossell6, en- lastre
Id id.-Arecibo gol. esp. "Pepila", pat. Tomas
Cruz, con provisionss,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-10-25
Ia KUEYA BSPERANZA
DE FELIU Y COMP.
Bayamon, calle de Espaaa, esquina
d la del Sol.

Este ESTABLISHMENTS ACADIA de renovar sus apara-
dorss CON un variado surti1o de teidos de varias
Glasses, botines y zapatos para caballeros ninos,
botas negras de cosres para ninas senoras desds
los nlmsros Is al 40, una novedad en- sombreros
Do panama, pano ino ordnarios, cerbatas abanicos
&a g.:
los para zapateros zapatosy botas de marroqun pntu
acetes barnices broshss para 10 msmo, toda ola
de maderas de piuo piehipen, vigas aagias de
ausubo de variOs gruesos, hierro gavanizado tsja-
manis para techos dc casa, inindsd de ar{culos de
euincalla, fsrreterfa sogas de brazas, sas
sillonss do pals, sillas ordinarias agunos mne-
bss de medic uso que Sc rsazan mitad de su prscio
Sc alquilan hachas de cera para enterros viAti-
COS. IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-10-25
Sc venden

oriental, jurisdiction de Hato cuarto de legua
del Pajui, prop6site para malolo, safe platanos
drigir proposciones D. joss Ma Alvarez 81 Pau.
Tamben SO vende IL cuerdas de terreno propias pa
cafe frutos menores tres cuarto de hora de Are
sibo, con casa habtacion 13 cuerdas con paste
casa de teiaman1 en- Camuy, barrio Quebrahonda; di
digrse D. Jose Ochoteco en- Arecibo. Tamben diche
senior vende efectos navaes como palos de buque her.
raies iarcias. 9-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-10-25
CULEGIO DE- La CONCEPTION,
SAN JUSTO NUMERO 80.

Para correspondent la favorable acogida que desds
nucho tempo venen dispsnsando los Sres. padres de
familia al esablecimento de mi cargo he introducido
en- 81 grandes mejoras, tanto, en- la parts mate
rial, como en- los diferentes metodos de ensenanza
Ademas de las materias que camprende la instru,-
cion elemental competa preparatorio para el
ingreso al Seminaro hay las classes de adorno dbuio,
piano solfeo, cargo de profesores id6neos siendo
sumamente mitado el estipendio que se exige para
cursar dichas asignaturas.
La clase de parvulos, encomendada en- casi todas
las escuelas los alumn6 mas adelantados esta
go de la profssora d. Obdulia Gonzalez.
Sc admiten hasta doce internos toda pension STEM
do asstidos con el esmero que tiene acreditado.
HORAS DE CLASE.
De s & 10a de la maIana
De de la tarde.
Clase de solfeo de ~ IL.
Clase de dibujo de Ct & u de Ia noche.
Para mas informes dirigirse al professor que suser
be-Puel to.Rico, Setiembrs % de 1S76-Franeisco
C0rtea. "a. 30 Setbre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-10-25
Battalion 'liantalla Dc Puerto-RicQ.

No habendo enido lugar por flta de licitadorss ID
segunia subasta que do 6rden superior deb6 vercar
% 81 ~ del mes pr6ximo Pasado para la enaienacien
del eorreas viejo algunos otros efsctos en- desuso
se annncis esa por tercera Ultima veg para el dia
Is del actual en- 81 local que ocupa e amacen sito
suartel de Ballaj4, -Puerto-Rico 10 de Octubre de
1S76.-El COmandante Captain comsionado, Manuel
Jubes. 6-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-10-25

VA01 MAIG1ClOuWD COHtI6uccAAb QO Las E1luor&0 Y
81. .Unguento de Holloway" fabrican Sc venden
bajo 81 nombre de Holloway ca" por J. F: Henry,
Curran y CO, Droguistas de Nueva York, con una
supussta marca de patente 6si-Merea-
i: !:
gun valor SO expen W ~ den al P1blico como
mis- leg1timas Pill dOras Unguentc.
APslo, pues, muy ncafecidamente los Amigos y
los demas en- las Republicss Hispane-A -Americanas,
Sayss msnos esta HeRare y mas espsclalmente las
Madres de Familia Otras senoras, para que 20 sir
van prestarme su auxlio, en- Ouanto puedan, en- de-
nunclar este descarado fraude fraguado ca Nueva-
1ork, precaVlendo & sus amigos, tin de que no SO
les engane comprar sstos compuestos despreciables
mtulados " PAdoras y Unguento de Holloway" que
Hsven algun rotulo de Nusva- York en- ellos.
Antes de comprar, exam1nese con mucha cautela el
On 81 BSte Ia Gaia para Serolorarse 81 esta la
direction de 53S, Oxford Street, London, pues 81
esta enton se trata do perpetrar uR descarado
gano.
Cada Bote = Gaia de las Msdisinas Legitimas neva
81 1tna61c del GcbiernO Brtdn;co, las palabras
'Pildoras Unguento de Holloway, London" graba-
das en- 6 En- r6tulo sst& la direction, $685. Oxford
Street, London, On donde dnicamente se fabrican.
~ Se invita- las persOnas que sean defraudadas
por los vendedores que expendsn "Las Pl1Oras y el
Unguento de Holloway" falsifcadOs, para que sir
van comunlcarme los pormenores, Embellishments
hare tormazar processes legales contra los Oensores
yrecompensare liberalmente los Delatores por 81
tra0alo que Sc tOmen, eomprOmetendOme que no ha-
"a trascendencia de sus nOmbres.-Firmado, TOMAS
HOLLOWAY-L6udras.M Mario Is do 1875
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-10-25
Organos y pianos.

Recsn llegado esta lustrada Capital el ST. D. C.
Sohemidt. discpulO del ceebrs Erard, fabrcante de
pianos Paris tisne la honra de orecer sus seryi-
clos al pdbco para afnar reparar pianos, 6rganos
demas Instruments de mdsica.-Callejon de les
GambarOs ndmero 1.-Capital. 9-M