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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-12
KMHH HG@DS.

Sc hallan de venta en- esta Administration y
a precios modestos los siguientes
Via-CrHcis -Silabario y libro primero de
Lectura. Manual de Moral practice K Carti-
liza. Veterinaria popular. - Eercicios de los
33 dias. -Guirnaldas de divinas flores -Rubf de
la nihez. z.-Nueva vista al Santisimo Sacramen-
Eclesiastico. -Diceionario de la
Lengua Castellana. na.-Ademas hay un cuadro al
cleo de San ROGUE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-12

Ell que subscribe, dqeho de Ia ,sigua acreditada
fabrca de HERREliIA CARRETERIA de d. Juan
L. Ramu, en- Arroyo tene ell gusto de ofrecer al p1.
blico los efectos siguientes
Carretas- -llantas-rayos- para rue.
das. todo de buenas maderas de cuatro amos de
SecaS.
Arados montados en- la misma fabrica.
EjeS de hierro de MADEIRA.
Picos pleas sueltas para arados.
Tuberias de hierro batido desde 81 hasta = para
vapor gas.
Llaves-codos-te etc., para tubos
Coma en- plancha-eStopa acete para maquina.
Hero en- plancha para calderas de vapor barras
de herro de todaS dimensioncs.
Tornllos para calderas desde 11s' hasta 3" largo.
Bujes para ees de hierro 8 de MADEIRA.
To9a clase de herramientas para cares.
una infinidad de articuos que seria projo emu
merar.
Ademas en- la misma fabrica Sc compone tornea
toda clase de obetos de hierro de MADEIRA. fun.
de el bronco para cualesquiera pieza de maquinara
Sc hace toda case de trabao de maquina, herrerfa
carpnterfa
Los senores que gusten hacer sus pedidos pueden
contar con ell mayor
esmero y prontitud en- los trabajos
Precios M0DICOS a plazo conventional.
Dirigirse en- Arroyo d
go L. RAMU.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-12
PldOras HOLLOWAY.

Estas (; m )sas pndoras ejerccn una infiueneia
tan benefica en- 81 cst0nago 81 higado los Ia
testinos Y los rifi0nes puriiean tau completa-
mente la sangre, que han llegado { dlslrutar de
mayor yenta one niiigun 0trd medicamenfo.
Los que padecen debiIislad 6p6rlida de ape
tito recobraran pronto la saludnormal, tomaRslo
unas cttantas d0sis de este exceIentc remedio.
Las muieres que han Iegado a Ia esiad crftiea
debcrian apeIar las pildoras HOLLOWAY
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-12
Gran Hotel de San Juan.
Is. Fortaleza. IS.
PUERTO-RICO.

Este aereditado estabeeimiento ha pasado pro-
piedad del que suscrbe. c que orece al p6blco, ~
guro de que vista nj referido Hotel dejara sa-
tisfechos los que IL honren.
Mesa redonda digna del prestigio dc los huespe-
deS.
Hal itacloneS frescas aseadas.
Una hermosa gal-ria de Bddos de placer.
Puerto Rico. setiembre ~ de ls77.-E,nque San Nj
uan. Hts IS oct
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-12
Ia Eoda Elagaass
IL sT R A DA.

Los patrones, los figurines iluminalos ' loa
dibnjos en- negro que La MoDA ELEaAKTE fIus-
TRADA viene sifviendo sus abonados, son de
tanto merto y noyedad,. que aptnas hay va Sc.
para las confecciones que Sc les offecen.
La circnnstancia de publican cuatro edicio.
mes, y todas muy numer0sas, pefmiten 1 q,
empresa tener establecidos precios muy redu-
cidos.
la M0DA ELEGANTE ILUSTlsADA es una yer.
dadera economic en- toda casa de familia ' All
Sc explica Ia numefosisima suscrpelon con al,e
cuenta en- Espafa Y America F IT
Sc envlan prosnectos y ndmeros lie muestra.
gratis. =
Agenoia IN Ponce,
La del B0LETIN MEROANT1f, calle M.
yor, 81. Hta. Is oct -VIs,n s s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-12
ALMACEN De HIERRO.

Sc ACADIA de recibir un buen surtido de barras ca.
billas, chapas panchuelas de todas dimensiones.
Tornillos remaches tuercas. AA
Cobre para alambique.
Hero galvaniZadO del iiSo v acanalado
pinturas de todas classes.
Aceites en- barricas en- canas
Todo precios m6dieos
Alvaro Vazquez, Marina.--Puerto-R Rico sAa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-12
oiol olol oisl
ALPUBLIeo DE pUERTo-RICo.

Diariamente Sc cometen contra ell p1blico
periidos engaios p0r snietos POGO escrupulo-
sos, los cuales venten composiciones abomina-
bles elaboradas en- Nueya- York qae obtenen
precios muy infmos, expendendo las mismas
como las Pldoras y Ungiiento de Holloway
Esta neflrias falsificaciones lleyan en- los r6-
tulos de las cajas Y botes las palabras ssNueva-
York" iQue Sc eyiten las mismas como te
evitaria la peste!
En- los libros de direcciones de estas desca-
radas falsifcaciones actualmente Sc pone en-
gurardia al pdblico contra imitaciones espdreas.
{: ;:; !; !. /. :;i:,; 4: !:
533 Oxford Street, NJ ~ London, enton-
cesson falsifcacio- nes
Las personals que sean defraudadas por los
vendedores que expenden ssLas Pildoras ell
Ungiento de Holloway" falsifcados como los
legitimos seran al conunicarme los pormeno.
res, liberalmente recompensadas, comprome-
tiendome que no haya trascendencia de sus
nombres
L6ndres, agosto 10 de 1877. -Firmado, To-
mGs HolloWdy H. mzo. 5. Tvs 7-26
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-12
Tapor {" NarMela." captain Wllamil
rAJr PuKRro-R1oo PoR IL Sun DE sASro DOMINGO
sEauN II sIauIKNTE ITINERARIo.
I D A
RET0RNO
coNsIGNATARI0s.

NuxyrrAs. sres. D. p s. Dolz Comp.-GIBARA.
,,cesores de Silva Rodriguez Comp. p.-BARAcoA H.
Aiayo Comp. QgB4; sres $, L. hos SomR:n 2,n
min Bernedo.--AaUADfLLAS Sres. Amell. Julia Ce-
puFRro-RIc0, Sras. Iriarte, Hermano de Caracena
= Conn lp.-SANTH6MAs, Sres. Lamp comp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-12
e0ttndo Uidje Y1lensual
RUTA ssB.p

En- "a 3(5 pnrtes y en- 80 una cuarta parte de los
precos de L. Los pasajeros de So case han de evar
eonsigo los ensereS de CANA las proyisiones nece-
sarias.
Los pasaies pueden tomarse la Agencia hasta
una hora antes de la salida del yapor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-12
UIGUBBf0 HOLLOWAY.

No hay herida, dlcera nj IIaga que dejeR de
ceder a las propiedades sauativas de este in
comparable ungiiento, ell cua es especialmente
eficaz en- los casos de MALES DE PIERNAS
y de PECH0.
Frotandose el cuello y el pecho dos veces al
dia con dicho balsamo, los constipados, las to-
ses Y la BRONQUITIs no tardaFan en- desapa-
recer, con tai de que Sc tomeu simnltaneamen-
te las pildoras con arreglo las lnstrucciOnes
impresas de que elias van siempre scompa-
fiadaS
Antes de comrrar, examinese con mucha
cautela ell r6tulo en- Ell bote b la GAIA, para
cerciorarse 81 esta La direction 533, Oxford
Street, London, pues 81 no esta, ent6nces Sc
trata de perpetrar un descarado engaIo.
Bly- Sc invita- 4 las personas que sean de-
fraudadas por los vendedores one expenden
las Pildords Y el Uagaerto de ifolIordg faIsifi-
cados, para cue sc sirvan eomunicarme los
pormenores, inmetliatamente hare foimalizar
processes legales contra los 0fensores, y recon-
pensare liberalmente los delatores por ell
trabajo que Sc tornen, conprome q
que no haya trascendeneja de sus n0mbres.
q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-12
Don Ar;Stides Alvarez RoSSy.

Suplicamos este sefior, ex-agente del Bo-
LETIN en- San German, Sc sirva abonar esta
Administration S29l-60 de recibos que lie he
mos remitido, amen lie otros que indebidamen-
te cobr6 con su propia frma; y Sc 10 avisancs
por este medic por haberse Obstinadameirte ne
gado contestar a las repetdas cartas que,
muchas de elias .ertifcadas, lie hemos remitido
La Administration del BoLRTIN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-12
sEoUNDo vIAJE MENsUAL.

Cuando el mes anterior tenga 81 dias las llegadas
salidas seran un dla Gnles en- e primer ViS5e
sual. En- los meses e JUsto, 0cubIe Lsc,embre, el
vapor ng6s llegarG este puerto en- los das selala-
dos un dia despucs.
Para comodidad az los pasajeros al vapor de la
Isla llevara un int5rprete.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-12
HOTEL DE EUROPA
ANTES
LOS vAPORES Y CASA DE HUESPEDES
San JHstO sguna Tttaan 1 Ia ubda del ausIe

El nuevo dueiio de este HOTEL pone en- CO.
nocimiento del pdblico en- general, haher
para comodidad de los que guSten honrarle.
Habitaciones aseadas, frescas, bien amue-
bladas.
Ofrece ademas d laspersonas residences en-
esta Capital, asientos d la mesa comida d
RoIG BoRRAs, Ag. 26-77.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-12
EN- BAYAMON.

Sc vende Sc Gambia por otra en- Rio-piedrrs una
de las casas mejores mas bien stuadas. del Pore.
ID. Manuel J. Paditla. 6-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-12
IA EsF EE a.
s4. FoRTALEzA. 81

Recomendables para la 6poca actual, aoa-
ba de recibir este aereditado establecimiento
directamente de Europa, excelentes baque-
tas para camas y cunas de niflos, que vende
d precios muy modicos. az, 29.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-12
PAlLaS PARA lNGENlO.

Las hay do todes tamafos legitimas de Carron
hasta 500 galones. en- e almacen de los Sres AMEII
JULIA COMP. de Aguadilla. Para mas pormenores
dirigirse los citades sefiores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-12
La PonteVedreSa.
FABRICA DE VELAS DE CERA.
S. FRANorsco- 81, FRENrE I La CAprI.LA.

En- este antique acreditado estabiecimiento. an
eontrariln constan,omente mis- fayoreeedores tanfo
de esta Capital como de toda Ia Provincial mn erca
lente surtido de velas lisas. abradas rads ador-
nadas con flores, de Ia nisma pasta elegantes ramos
de hores macetaS. curonas, angelios Arboies fodn
10 que Sc pida concerniene esta indnsria se con-
feeciona esta casa, precioS sllnalneufr nnfdf.
cos. =. Puerto Rico ls57-- absiel Oiegso. on a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-12

Sc expden pasa.es Ge Ida vllelts vG.idos por dos
meses con is pa de rebaJa os rasaer de camara.
NINCS.
Los ninos de los pasajeIos que no tengan amos
cumplidos, llevldos gratis. Los que tengan 5
amos cumpidos hasta ) sin cumpiir, pagaran "a pasa
le. Los que tengan amos cumpdos neguen
IL, pas,ar3.n "a passage de II amos adelante pagan
pasale entero. En- de q le una familia tenga
nihos memories de amos, uno de elps soiamente sc
lleya gratis. los otros passaran pasale.
CRIADOS.
Los criados de los pasajeros pagaran en- los viaes
trasatlantieos pasaJe do entrepuente $50. ega
das pagaran las 2iS del preclo del pasaje segun la
teGorla tomada por sus amos: no tienen derpcho
estar los salones, sino el tempo rigurosamente
noeesario para el servicie de amos.
Reoomendamos los pasaleros inscriban sus
nombres lugar donde van, en- sus eQuipajes. ell
caract6res intelgibes Los pasajes expiden hasta
una hora Antes de Ia saida de los yapores.
No SO admiten Ietes despueS de la liegada de los
vapores. Para mas informes dirigirse q los Consig
natarios.
BoRDA CoMP.
Mayagnez IA de Fehrero de 1876.
NOTA. Desde ell 10 de Julio de 1877 los
letes y pasajes por estos yapores seran pa
gadelos EN- orc americana su eq1iva-
lente en- moneda corriente con ell 5 D. 8 dc
premio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-12
COMPANIA REAL
DE VAP0RES C0RREOS INGLESES.
sUByENoIoNADA PoR Ell GoBIERNo DE s. NIB.

Se-ueio entire Santo Domingo Puerto Plata los Pertos
de luerto- Rico nta6fnas Europa y otIos paises
ITINERARIO
PRIMER vIAJE MENsUAL.
RUTA ssA.''
LLEGADA. SALIDA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-12
ITINERARIO.
TfNEA TE.SATLANTICA.
LisrA rSrERcoLoN1AL II.
Preoios de los pasajes.

. fy6marl = Desde PuertO-IieO q Europa
& yice-veFSa. 81
Proa. = Desde Puerto Rico Europa..,.... Is
Europa Puerto Rico. 10
Easos precios son pagaderos en- orc ingIes amt
rieano ala par.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-12

L1sTA DE pREc1os DE los PAsAJEs DE Ia orAsr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-21
Reply to the Above.
WATERvILLE, Aug. Isl

WATERvILLE, Aug. 18TH 1877.
To tie Editor Of the KeaneJec Journal
In communication to the Bangor Wing of this
morning, ''TicOnic" represents the people of Gin
ton, Benton and China in fearful state of excite
ment over the defeat of Mr. Lamb, in the contest
for the Register of Deeds. He says the committee
to receive and count the votes, reported 62 for
Fogler and go for Lamb, and there being but 1870
delegates in the convention, he nfers that two
Fraudulent votes were cast, and says strange ru-
mors are started as to the conduct Of the committee
Now, inasmuch as a majority of this committee
were friends OF Mr.. Lamb and voted for him, this
statement seems to be the "most unkindest cut of
all towards the defeated candidate. II is but Just
to the committee however, to say, that no sugges
non was made by any person, that the votes were
not correctly counted cast. And it may be
added IN continuation of this statement, that the
votes were counted by the committee under the
watchful eye Of Mr.. Joseph ii. Marley, chairman
OF the county committee, and friend OF Mr.
Lamb, and be made no question as to the correct
ness Of the count. "Ticonic" assumes that the
two extra votes were frduduientiy cast and in so
doing Is again unchartable towards the friends of
Mr. Lamb. Two persons claiming to be delegates
were detected in voting for Mr.. Lamb after the
delegations from their towns had been called and
voted, and objections were made at the time, but
they were allowed to vote upon the assurance
that the full vote of their towns had been thrown
II WAS subsequently ascertained that no such va.
| cancies existed, and that the full vote of those
| towns had been thrown. II would be more gen
erous and more becoming for "Ticonic" to assume
that these delegates, in thus casting two unau-
thorzed votes for Mr.. Lamb, acted under mis-
| apprehension, but not in bad faith The excite
nent 10 the towns mentioned will doubtless sub
sue when the truth is known, that of the 100 dele
ss1es present 62 voted for Maj Fogler and So for
Mr. Lamb. JUSTICE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-21

When that important secretive gland requires
arousing, 1t is only requisite to resort to Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, the national remedy for
inactivity of the bilious organ, for constipation,
and for dyspepsia, besides those malarious dis
orders to which torpdty of the liver predisposes
person. Far more surely does this celebrated
ambitious cordial accomplish curative result
than mercury or any other mineral drug used 10
cure liver disorders. In fact, such medicaments
cannot fairly be called remedies, since, although
they may have temporary effect they eventually
fail to influence the system remeday, but instead
often do it serious nury. The Bitters, the con.
trary, are a specific of the most sa!utary nature,
and are likewise a reliable and agreeable tonic
appetizer and nervine. augl5-t eod&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-21
A Solid South Must Cause a Solid
North

The political relations of the Southern
States are well expressed in the remarks
of prominent Virginia Democrat to a
correspondent of the Cincinnati CONNER
cial, who said, I'VE will do anything for
Hayes except support the republican par
ty," and added;
"The Northern democracy have been our
friends before the war, during the war, and since.
We will not desert them now, just at time when
we can be of most service. New York. Indiana
and the South will elect the next President"
This" says the Providence journal,
sis the true sentiment of the Southern de-
mocracv. They are the allies of the
Northern democracy, who were their
friends before the war, during the war,
and SINCE This is the reason of the al
lance. The Southern democracy seek to
carry on the government on the principles
that were overthrown in the war,
not on the principles that pre-
vailed; and in this they have the
aid and comfort of the Northern democra-
cy, who were their friends during the
war; as well as before it and since. The
avowal of this doctrine is timely. and
should prove salutary. 1t exhibits the
reason fora solid South. and that, if it
unhappily prevails. should lead to a solid
North. II THE rebellion which was put
down in the field is to be fought over
again at the ballot box, the same doctrines
must array the same men. and we have
faith in republican principles to believe
that the same results will follow. The
men who put down the institution of slav-
cry will not permit its spirit, however it
may control the States in which it was ex-
terminated, to control the general govern
ment. The war, with all its expenditures
of treasure and of more precious blood,
was not fought altogether in vain"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-21
Clippingsf ON the Maine Standard
in relation TO the Compromise
Electoral bill, at the time of its
Passage by Congress.


The following paragraphs are clipped
from the issue of the Maine Standard,
dated January Goth, 1877. just look at
them and then think what arrant hypocrisy
it was for the democratic State convention
to declare the title of Hayes to the Presi
dency to be 1.-THE most monstrous political
fraud recorded in history"
Hon. JAMES c. MADIGAN of Houlton sus-
tains the measure.
Hon. VIM p HAYNES of Bidleford regards
it as happy solution of the difficulty.
The Portland Argus and Bangor Commercial
endorse it.
Hon. JAMES W. BRADBURY and Hon. II.
d. RICE of this city approve of the bill.
Hon. WIN. l.. PUTNAM says he decidedly IA
vors the conference report, or any other fair,
partisan way of solving the present difficulties.
Nearly ALL THE SOUTHERN DEMOCRAT
&c members of the House SUPPORT the Com.
promise BiH. Nearly all the Southern carpet
bsggers oppose it.
Hayes home organ is strenuous in its opposi-
ton to the measure. He, too is evidently afraid
to trust the decision to any fair tribunal.
The prospect that the Presidential dispute is to
be left to fifteen of the best men in public life in
stead of to one Of the poorest, greatly ds,urbs
the republican partisan organs Springfield Re
publican.
The organs which have sustained violations of
the constitution in every form greatly alarmed
now for fear that the compromise bill is not strict
y in accordance with the provisions Of that sacred
instrument.
So far as we can learn, public sentiment in this
Business men almost unanimously indorse it.
They want the great question settled to the end
that business may start again.--Conmsrcial
Saint s imon Cameron made speech in the SEN
democratic measure" Ahything that looks Ike
an honest count is regarded as democratic by the
Chandler crowd.
Our genial neighbor is out-and-out opposed to
the compromise bill now before Congress. lie de-
clares it unconstitutional If our genial neigh
boris judgment in this matter happens to be
reinforced by the equally weighty opinion of Dan
iel Pratt 7. &. A. T.. the bill may well be set
aside at once-C0mn.ercidl.
Hon. BION BRADBURY says 81 do not regard
it as the proper constitutional mode of solving our
present difficulties, but in the interest of peace
and not to be regarded as precedent, think it
may be the most feasible mode Of relieving the
country from its present dangerous complications.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-21

The communist wants to earn his bread by the
sweat Of some other fellows biew-Chjcago
Times.
The Georgia Constitutional Convention, after
lengthy discussion, has decided to give the Legis
lature power to regulate ftoighs and fares on
railroads.
A Texas paper claims that its State has now l.,
10000 inhabitants, and predicts that by 1850 it
will have more than 1000 900, and be entitled 10
20 representative in Congress.
Orioles, blue birds, cat-bnds, wrens and swa
lows, hitherto not known in the neighboIhood of
Virginia, Nevada, have made their appearance
there this summer.
Report comes from Virginia that an Admins
traon ticket for State officers will be in oppo
stion to the democratic. Its supporters will OPP
pose reputation and demand reform in the State
Administration.
The London World says that Lord Dutferin is
the most popular and active Goveruor-G eneral
Canada has had for years past, and that if the
Canadians chose to transform the Dominion into
an effective monarchy Lord Dufferin would be
unanimously chosen its first king.
Adeegate convention of the Womau Suffrigists
of Massachusetts is called to meet in Boston Oct.
9. to consider their political duties in the coming
campaign, and, if eSpedient to make nominations
for State officers. A Prohibitory State Conycn-
ton is to be held 10 Worcester, Sept. II.
A Connecticut minister, preaching against ex-
trsvsgance in dress, told the women Of his con-
gregation that they ought not to wear any bet
ter clothes than those worn by members of his
own family. And the most exasperated women
in that congreg alton to-day are his wife and
daughters. Just as if they didn't dress as well
as anybody, they would like to know
Judge West of Ohio, is not short-sighted but
can only see straight in front of him, the space
his eyes command being not more than two feet
in width. To sweep the horizon with his eyes he
must turn completely round. Were he to meet
three people walking abreast he would only see
the one In the centre. This particular affection
of the eye is growing upon him, and his total
blindness is only question Of time.
Ex-Congressman Henry B. Payne is to open the
democratic campaign in Ohio in speech at Cleve-
land on the 18th inst.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-21
AueusrA. MANI, 20 Augnst ls1

AIUUSIA, NAME 70 august I0II.
His Ero.'3ency, Prssidept Hayes, Worth Conray,
Nete Hampshire.
sincerely hope you will find it practicable and
agreeable to visit Augusta, in response to Cover
nor Connor's invitation, and trust that you and
Mrs. Hayes, and all the members OF your suite,
will accept the Inequalities of my house during
your stay. l have consulted Governor Conner
and find that this arrangement for your private
entertainment will entirely harmonic with the
public couitcses to be extended to you by the
State. J. G.. BLAINE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-21

The Bath Commercial speaking for the
largest shipbuilding city in the State,
gives the republican State convention the
following words of commentator
whatever else the republican State convention
did, or left undone, or came pretty near doing,
they did one very good thing They placed
themselves on record as true-blue in regard to
shipping interests, by passing the following resell
uton &c.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-21
Register of Deeds and the Repub-
lican County Convention.
From the Bangor Wing and Courier.
Curious Counting.

,WATERv1LLE, Aug. II, 1877.
TO the Editor Of the Wig and Courier!
] hear there is considerable excitement in Gin
ton, Benton, China. and other towns over the re-
suit of the ballot for Regis Of Deeds in the Ken
nebec County Convention yesterday. These
towns were supporting Mr.. John F Lamb Of Gin
ton, for that office. The ballot said: Fogler, (62)
sxty-two; Lamb (60) sixty. But the official roll
of delegates shows that the convention contained
only (l2O) one hundred and twenty delegates so
that two fraudulent votes were cast. Rumor is
busy-as is always the case-about some very IT.
regular proceedings in the committee that received
sorted and counted the votes, and coun ted two
more than the convention could possibly cast.
Lambs friends are perfectly willing to submit 10
his defeat, but not by fraudulent votes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-21
How Infinitely Superior

is the fragrant and wholesome SOZODONT TO
the gritty tooth powders and chemical fluids for
merry used upon the teeth, but which abraded and
corroded the enamel and induced decay. The
SOIODONT, on the contary, preserves, at the
same time that it beauties the teeth.
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