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Pins TX on America. Z

2 r.s5" ZONE, May To-.
The American Pilgrims who were re-
ceived by the Pope to-day numbered $50
lay members, and were led, by the Arch
bishop of Philadelphia and the Bishops
of Allegheny, Nachitoches, Albany.
Louisville, Galveston, Detroit, Greenbay,
Hartford and other dioceses. About $50
American Catholics, residents. and visi,
tors, were also present witch the students
of the American College and the Ameri-
can students of the Propaganda. After
an address they were presented to the
Pope, who was seated en- bis throne. His
Holiness replied that hus remembered
how an eminent Cardinal had told him at
the. commencement of his -pentificate
that from America would come great
comfort to the church. He now saw the
fulflment of that prediction. He spoke
in great praise of the American nation,
the great things it had accomplished, and
how, in the flower of its youth; it had ac-
quired strength sufficient to arouse the
jealousy of European nations. But there
were errors. of youth, in nations as in
men, and he would remind them of two
he noticed in them; two great precipi-.
fancy in pursuit of material things, and
too proud feeling of independence.
They prided themselves on being Repub-
'licans, there there was laugh, in which
the Cardinals Joined, but. they must re-
member that all must bow the head to
enter Paradise. They must. be. humble
and not letimaterial things interfere with
prayer. He blessed all the American
people-Catholics, that they might con-
tinue firm in the faith; Protestants, that
they might be Illuminated; and he prayed
that good might descend in abundance
upon them all. ~ nrs:!'
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cEHrREY1LIE MILLS.


Centreville Mills is one of the oldest set
Elements in the County. 1t was built by q
Mr.: Simpson nearly three-fourths of cen
tury ages and then passed into the hands Of
the father Of the late J. Baylis Earle, of this
County 5who added to the buildings several
valuable improvements, such as the erection
of foundery, tan yard, store, &c. There
was Q post office for more than thirty years
before thewar, butit was moved to Melville,
on the Anderson and Townville road. Since
the war we have had no Office until about o
year ago the ,neighborhood had another es-
tablished. Mr.. Thos. Hutchison is the post
master, and by the way,is the present pro-
prietor Of the mills, and hos good custom,
and knows how to please. The Centreville
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BIG INvENrioN.-Lloyd, the famous map
man, who made all the maps for General.
Grant and the Union army. certificates of
which he published, has just invented. q way
of getting q relief plate from steel 80 as to
print Lloyd's Map of American Continent
showing from. ocean to ocean-on one entire
sheet Of fbank'note paper, 4ox50 inches large.
on a lightning press, and colored, sized and
vanished forgtheywall so az to stand wash
ing, and mailing anywhere in the world II for
80 cents, or unvarnished fcr .25 cents. This.
map shows the whole United States and
Territories in group, f lsuryeys to 1877,
with million places on Z, such as towns,
cities, villages, mountains, lakes, rivers
streams, gold mines, railway stations, &c.
This map should be in every house. Also
Iloyd's Great Map of Philadelphia and the
Centennial Grounds, showing every house.
street and number. Same size and price as
America. Send 30 cents to the Lloyd Map.
Company, Philadelphia, and you will get q
copy by return mail.--N. r Illustrated.
Christian Weekly. s43-8
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: County CozrespoMdeAce.
/ H0NRATPATH.

The Court ;has called quite number I of f
our citizens to Anderson this week. Good
time for short session ....Dr. T. A. Hud-
gems and family are.visiting friends in Lau-
rens...... You can ego West" by shorter
route since the opening ofa public road to
Barker's Creek Church 1--WE regret to an
lnounce the serious illness of Mr.. G. M.
Bigby......Mr.- Stephen Latimer,s smoke
house was broken. open on Thursday night
last, and lot of bacon, flour and meal
stolen.....A hog, bitten by the Phillips
mad-dog, went. mad and was killed last
week. The wheat is turning, and is re-
ported to be one of the finest prospects for a
number Of years......The late dry weather
has injured the oats to some extent-in
some cases they will not be tall enough to
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hIi FORK.

The Pic Mic at Townville is postponed
until next Friday .....Mr. Charles Milford
is putting up gin on his premises for the
purpose Of ginning his own crop, which is
usually large......Mr. WA. Dickson met
with very serious accident last Saturday,
by which his right hip joint was painfully
.sprained and confused. He finds it impos-
sible to walk, even with the aid Of crutch,
and can't turn himself in bed without the
most excruciating pain. The accident was
caused by a fall from buggy.."..For seve-
raj years past Laurens families have been
cutting loose from their indigenous cline
and seeking our Eldorado in the Fork. AS
the latest importation we mention Capt.
William Beeks, who came last December,
and is farming extensively this year. In
the matter OF agriculture Mfr. Beeks appears
to bequite ,sttheme, and socially one would
not find q moregenial, society-loving speci-
men of the. genus homo in days Journey
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: T,ifans and Men.

"Blessed are the MEEK exclaimsI the
voice ofinspiration, but can. q man: be meek
with, the consciousness that q dreaded mon
ster s consuming his yitals. We are not q
race or Titans. a Prometheus might stand
chained to the torturing DE- = with q ynlture
perpetually gnawing hfs 1yerss as6his face
ever wear an expression Of herQid eyen
meek endurance. But left
no descendants. With 1 ease)
consuming his liver, thet makes
himself and every one az nisera-
ble. Frstfu1, gloomy, hyp6e 1tiacal, he
sees the world and life on the k0ng side
the dark side,and whoever da5es to assert
thatthefe Is sunny side, he regards as an
enemy, or at best 9 mocker of his imaginary
woes. UnIiks the mythical Titan, the vic
tim of disease Is not succorless. There is an
arm to ,rescue-a balm to cleanse and heal.
AS remedies, for this most depressing of all
diseases Ia Liver Complaint, none are
more efficient or popular than DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant
Pnrpatiye Pellets. The Pellets effectually
remove the efete and poisonous matter,
while the Medical Discovery imparts strength
and health to the entire system. They are
sold by druggists.
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Mr.. EDITOR: The second semi-annual
meeting Of the Anderson County Singing
Convention was held by appointment with
Bethesda Church, commencing on the 26th
inst, and continuingtwe days.
The Convention was called to order by
the President, Prof.:J, G. Douthit, who, af7
ter singing and prayer explained the object
of the semi-annual meeting, and declared
the Convention ready for the transaction Of
its appropriate business. This being an
auxiliary meeting to the annual Conven-
ton: most of the business incident to the
Convention was postponed until its regular
meeting The following committees We're
appointed: On assigning homes to men,
bers--G. w. Richey, G. W. Singleton, SD.
Elrod; on order, s. ]. Dalton, B. l.. john
son, G. W. Singleton. The following. gem
tlemen conducted the exercises in music
during the morning: ProfGJ. G.. Douthit
J. W.. Kay, G. W. Singleton The exercises
for the evening were, conducted by. w. T.
McLees, s:4N. Boyce, L. w. Kay J. L.
Hayne, C..sa Davis After the lessons in
music, Rev. G. w. Singleton and Mr.. W. T.
McLees addressed. the Convention. on the
importance of cultiyating the science Of
music, and suggested as the means best
suited to bring about the desired result to
have more Conventions, and to- have them
oftener. They were followed by the Presi..
dent, who made some pertinent remarks,
congratulating the Convention OH the
marked improvement. that has been made
in music since the organization of the Sing
ing Convention. After, his remarks he
conducted the closing lesson in music for
the day by singing some select pieces Of
music. ~ - 's.,f''' faA,. i''-'- '',''.'
Sunday morning the congregation was
large and orderly, and great interest in the
meeting was manifested throughout the day.
According to resolution adopted last
meeting of the Convention, part of the
morning exercises were devoted to singing
Sunday School music, conducted by J. L.
Hayne, S. j. Dalton, j, w. Kay, using the
Melodies of Praise" After which, Prof
Prof. J. g. Douthit, L. w. Kay, w. T., Nc
Lees gave lessons in music, using the ''Chris-
tian Harmony"
After partaking of the unbounded hospi-
tality of the citizens of Bethesda commune
ty, the Convention repaired to the Church
and had the closing lessons in music by
Prof Douthit and W. T. McLees. The fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the, proceedings of this
Convention be published in the Anderson
Intcligenccr and Anderson Journal
After some appropriate remarks blythe
President, the Convention adjourned to
meet with Mt. Bethel Church on Thursday
before the fourth Sunday in September, 1877.
81. g. DoUTHIT, President.
w. F. Cox, Sec. and Treas.
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= And now the country has "a, tight to

And nov now The i country ii has h a. light to
hope that it has heard the last of Cham
berlainsfor awhile. He ,hasobeen' offered
the Solicitorship'aof the Treasury and:
been urged to accept il. by the President,
and he has declined the appointment be-
cause he has. better and more lucrative
business of his own. He, has been. for
tunate in securing such business, and is
certainly sensible in. his determination
to keep it.. Mr.. Hayes has discharged
whatever obligation he may have felt
himself under to the deposed carpet
bagger, and the public las lost, interest.
in him. Nobody will, have occasion to
complain'if he is henceforth let severely;
Chicago Times, ..,, - -:
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AN ORDINANCE !.
TO Prevent Dogs from Running at Large
: ON. the Streets In the; Town Of Ander-

TO Prevent Dogs from Running at Large
on. the Streets in the; Town Of Ander.
son, unless: Securely gMuzzledi SO as
2 to prevent them from Biting. 8e
DE 1T ORDAINED by, the qIntendant
I'D and Wardens of the Town of Ander.
son, in Council assembled igcs.:e. & :
That all: persons are hereby notified and
required to Muzzle any Dog or Dogs they
may own by the first day of June, 1877 {
AND BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, That the
Town Marshals are herebyEinstructed and
required to shoot and kill all Dogs found
running at large within the corporate limits
of the Town, unless they are muzzled so as
toprevent them from. biting, as required by
Done and ratified in Council, and the seal
of the. Corporation of said Town aft
T., 81 fixed thereunto, this 23rd day of May,
"a, D. 1877. ~,
: 81! jah-WAf. McGUKIN, Intendant.
.J.EL. TRrBBTE, Clerk Council. -.
Nav "a, 1877 9ft i!.!!.45 ttzt-'4 : q =
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people are very energetic and thrixing...,:-
We have substantial church in process of
erection at Asbury, under the Methodist,
denomination, within d mile of the MILK
New Prospect Baptist Church within, two
miles, where there is also a temperance
society in hourishipg condition, and one
of the best Oranges in the Countycis We
also have preaching twice. month by Rev.,
DR.. Adger, fourishing Sunday School
and, last but not least, q debating club,
which old and young alike take an interest
Commissioners Rant and
Browne were around Saturday examining
the road from Centreville to Asbury Church;'
and concluded to discontinue It as public
road. - ~ -. ~. -, -, -. -,
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AZ NE,W'.COUNT TO BE NJ ADElE,
- 49, W which goes behind the Returning Board @ 5. e. -


precincts
da Of April lin defaues
why
Acid PhOsphates
following Time $50 Or one Ton 500 lbs Mddlng Cotton
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Notice, Changers !!

AIN EXTRA MEETING of POMONA
~ GRANGE will be held on Saturday,
10th day of June next! Send q. full delega-
ton from each subordinate Grange in the
County, and as many members of the Or
der as desire will please attend. 49,
.s',.''i'. 2 W. W. RUSSELL, ~ - y, -
W. M. Peg. AZ O..
May3f 1s77,4as. .s.,list 4s, i:iaia2-afi
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ASK Your DRucanr FOR sHarNER's In
DIAN yermifuge and ifhefails to supply you,
address the proprietor, David E. Foutz, Bal
timore, Md.
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And all other styles Of Genuine Singer Ma
chimes at equally reduced prices; Though
these Machines have been reduced one.half
in, price, the Quality will be Main-
tained atits :higheststandard. The pub
lie: is cautioned against buying imitation.
Machines, which are always made in very
infer ior manner, and sold by irresponsible
parties. All Genuine Singer Machines are
sold through authorized agents; at less
price than any other good Machines can be
sold for, and always bear; the patented Trade
Mark and the name Of. the. Singer Company
distinctly printed on the arm Of the machine.
The public will see from this that the
price of this celebrated and long tested Ma
chine is nowgin the reach of. ALL So just
come right along. and get one OF them. Il
have at this time forty on hand that, You;
can select from. / will still carry them to
your house, and spare no pains ingfving in
I They are Sold on very easy
terms. A little cash ,down-the' balaftce in
the Fall. ...t
JOHN III. CLARKE,
Agent for Anderson and Pickens.
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STATE;OF SOUTH CAROLINA; p
S.gs ,1'tt5atoIi., ANDERSON COUNTY.
By W.nW: sHumpAreyjs, Judge Of Probate.
WHEREAS, c. tC..' Simpson has applied
to me to grant him letters Of administra-
ton on the Estate Of Maj. VIM. ]. Simp-!
son, deceased. ...;ia (. ofsd ,!hIs y -
These are therefore to cite and admon-
ish all kindred and creditors of the said
VIM. J: Simpson; deceased, to be and ap-.
pear before me in Court Of Probate, to
be held at Anderson Court House, on
Tuesday, 18th day of June, 1877. after pub
lication hereof, to shew cause, if amy they
have, -whythe said administration should
not be granted. :. Given under my handi
this 25th day of, May, 1871 80. .,,1:.,
w. HUMPHREYS,J J. p.
Nav 80, 1877 80 'pi46' - ''s %
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Sa.s,,,sss.zsaaofxs Ys5,ss, 'road m Main f,,;n
-. md ,era;red
or. 1s =. e. !. 80 - ths ,s iofs iaa
- 8. a beino
,svsl.is ,s and the shouse, s to. be setback
from thessllees; thereby tlyEimproying
the iaupeafaneB of che residence and of the
lot itssif e; u :5 -.is
q d, ts = ,,,,,,,a A. 8, ,,s,ton
i, s s.... ..s.. s...,s
49, :. .,eas r. ..s1s,s
s. " =. s, - ~
nay sl. iS.ssse ss4 ~ 80 q .ss
prey e sses ..s ~ .,,a yi
Is noPs - ~ 9. p.ss.st :. =
.1yl.. = ss.s 81 -
upon this Important quest .r5,lsass q
S,.ss4 50: l.
feop.e non. Eng tlao, ,.., 's7s..
the dog ordinance Of tfe town o. Anderson:
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Ii, LUMBER! il mi !! eiaiU5 esTU U5MBERi ID lEiR

r. AM nov 4! prepared to 8 fadirInish PTNE,:s
lh.".OAK, HICKORY, and POPLAR
LUMBER on the trBlhe Ridge and Air |,
Line Railroads at Seneca City; iii''any :!
Quantities ldesired.s s,il si5i 'iJsi a.y:fl-i
MI. w. Z. Reed is my agent at Ander- ;
son, who will always be found, at the
Lumber Yard, ready to. wait on custo-
nieis' sa5s. s5::,ssgz $1&iWM. j. aHARBiN & 5
;-July 8. 1s75% .Ts2a 5lspf!3sHSfii:t' i'ae
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= ,gr-, s4.;.f .is.s7 a.sa "a. Il,
ass...i nd q.etl. g,.5;s ,-,,=;, 80 - 81
aas aao.wgr ais sj(da:ie ut3Hps ~
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,assg3,. - 1a5i .!i',i aas@s.-a5, '.i,R 90
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Agent for Anderson and Pickens.
May II, 1877 A
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-;a.6jca ';:e.7e ID :: = :; i7i.-f.4 s1' e
80. 4.il !,ssai. .,>5r'i z,:tHr' aaFt :.
na:CtE ~ az, .i,t.tH p:ti I,,fa -
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srT' ~ fi2JTJI,iJ lt.iki f.s -
5NI0TICEt OF FINAL; SETTLEMENT.
N Notice is hereby giyepfhat the underrf
signed, Adndinist of Estate Edmond
Mceraly, deceased will apply to tho Judge :
of Probate for gHnderson County, ON satur.
day ath rlay 1f june next, for: Final Set.
tleinent tend discharge. from said Estate. hti
]. A. McORARY, Adm'x.
May 3, 1877 AZ s
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GUAYANA ESTA DE- ENH0RABUEAA.


Este culto vecindari0, animadO por la bOHita
perspective que presenta hv vista deRu NxteR-
sa Jurisdiction, Y que deSalentados un dia Gre.
yeron perada toda esperanza de meiOramisA-
to, por Ia triste calamitosa sItuaGiOR eEk0no
todo Sc encontraba, debido al estado de cOsaa
porque ha atravesado esta pFeeiOga 1htilla, y
mas que todo, por las grandes sequlaa que h9
venido sufriendo de algunos amos acA .hasta de-
la mayor palte de Sus hacendadOS, verse en- q
imprescindible case de tener one sdlesa1ender
sus propiedades legandele tod0 al aBandOno
con gran detriment0 de sus intereses, mas hoy
que la "Dvina Providencia" que nunca Olvide
sus criaturas, ha vuelto con sus abundante0
lluyias 6 fertilizar sus yastos terreHos, prepen~
tando la vista del viajerD con su admirable We.
getacion, ell panorama mas pintOresco, soiteto
en- accion de gracias, ceebrar Sd gaff0n con
toda lapompa y solemnidad que kh aeostnm.
brado EN- tiempos mas venturosOe. heahnTaf
La festividad dara principle ,desde elnrlmer
dia de su novenario de JuniO; haeta q IA,
espera una gran animacion para secullar loo
deseos de nuestra digna Autoridad, que Elt6-
mente reconocida sns vecinos, desea o. ectru-
guen EN- esos das totla clase de 0iveFS.0noB NJ
ctas, reinando siempre algeria 81 contert0
nunca desmentido
Sc invita- 4 los atacatlos de esplin de tpdcn
CO, en- Ia seguridad one quedarAh enterlfnetto
curadosp por Ia diversidad de halagAdoree eapee.
tacnlos que Sc 0freceran 4 su vista, essgsr
A Guayama, pues, gozar de lOsbuen0, qua
de 10 malo hastante nos heinos echad0 al c0leto
Guayama, Mayo 2l de 1877. = .1WstiAidNo
Santiago aS SIS ~
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:. s Nueva imprenta
nDEL BOLETIN."
'' FORTALEZA, 81.

Proyista esta IAPRENT'A de abundancia de
tipos de las meiorcs iundciones de los Estados
Unidos dc una grande magniiica prensa me-
cAnica de Marinoni, de otras de ma
NO de las mas perfectas, lie faltaba, sin EN-
barge, m elcmento para poder hacer toda
elaae de imprcsos con la perfection =
barnturn deseablcs; y era que no te-
MIA papcI de las divcrsas classes que ha
meAesters IN establecimicnto dc esta indole,
dehiendo adquirirlo en- el mercado precios SUI
naaTnente subidos, y no encontrando siempre Ia
calidad mas convenicnte. Este 6bice acaba de
remcdiarse con las remesas dc papcl que he
mos rccibido dtimamcnte de Alemania, Fran
eia v Barcelona por el Ponce v Jos6 Bdr6 Nue.
Hoa todos los naatcriales de la imprenta, pose
.yendo ah gran surtido dc toda clasc de papel
espafol y extranjero, podemos ofreccr al CO.
mercio, cncrpos de ejercito, ofcinas del Esta-
d0F inuHicipales, toda clase de impresos he
ehos con PnoSTTuD, IINPIEzA = BARATURA
HI Alce Sres. Alcaldcs en- particular ofrecemos
& "prccios m6dicos" LIBR0S TALONA-
RIOS PARA MATRICULAS, GUIAS DE
MADEIRA, DE LENA Y demas documentos
aques aecesiten, EN- Ia infeligeAca de que es-
starnoai aeguros han de quedar satisfechos
tanto de Ia exeelencia del trabajo como de los
precioa 49,.
Ia imprcnta del BoLETIS, adcmas de contar
con uu extenso surtido de material nuevo Y
5modSfno, cueuta tambien con operaries suma-
amente pfkciieps en- tOda clase te trabajos IT,
sp0grifcos p0r Llificlles y extensos que sean.
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En- Ia noche del 81 al 10 del corriente, sc ha
desaparecido lie la estancia de la succession Ze.
vallos, I'm cabao color alazano perla, con mu.
clo pelo blanco intercalado en- talo el cuerro,
erin, cola copete regulaB tenlendo la erin
como rizada, todq dc color gualana, un luccro
y Gordon On la tiente corto y apagados anbos,
la pata derecha trasera desde el menudillo aba
jo blanca, delgado de pescuozo cabeza larga,
paso corto largo deyanado picando en- antla-
dura, hace slempre que sc lie aproxima alguna
persona Ia demostracion de molNler; de 5 a 6
amos Y G.! cuartas alzatlas,
Ell que 10 presente 4 su dueno en- Ia Carolina,
sera gratiflcado con 30 pesos Y ell que de noti-
ca segura dc su paradero, con 25 que seran en-.
tregados tan pronto sea recogido. .-JeSis H.
Sudrez. 4-5
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La PEQUENA ANTILLA
FABRICA DE Aqua CARBONICA
LIMONADAS GASEOSAS.
7. SAN JOSE 7.

Alentado por la ereeiente protection de
este culto vecndario, ell dueno de este va
acreditado establecimiento, ha completado
su fabrica con todos los aparatos, botellas,
q, que Sc usan en- los paises EN- donde esta
industria esta d la mayor altura. Ell agra
dable sabor de estas innocuas bebidas y sus
efectos higienicos son va por eXperlencia
aqui bien conocidos.
Las personas que gusten abonarse por me-
ses 8 comprar barriles botellas pueden
estar en- la seguridad de que Sc les sevira d
precios en- extremes modico. Los que fa-
vorezcan con sus pedidos esta fabrica cuen-
ten con que han de tomar Aqua sARBoNrcA Y
LIaIoNADAs GAsEosAs LEGITIM sbarc as asea-
das al
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FUNDICION COLON
RAMON PORTILLA.
MBQ> NveMn fSM.

UNA MAQUINA dc vapor con su caldera
dc fnerza de ! i cabalos ingescs, teniendo
Ia iacilidad de conducIla 4 cualquer punto
p0r CStar coiocada sobrc rucdas
UNA MAQUINA BOMBA de vapor de
fuerZa de a 4 cabalos inglcses prara incen-
dioS colocada Ell un carruaje.
UN QClNCllE para cargar descargar
Pitos de vapor dc varias classes
MANOMETROS de alta V baia preston
Empaquetadnra de patente dc valios grue-
sos
Rubricadoras para sebo y aceitcras para
cilindros
calderas.
Llavcs gobo de hierro Y bronco de varas
classes tormas.
Grfos laves valvulas de bronco de difercn-
tes tamahos.
Mandrines para enmandrilar tubos de cal
dera-
Eies de maZas de trapiche lie varios grnesos
Meddores de aqua.
CorreaS.
Alcuzas para accite
Tubcria.
Tuberia de hicrro dulce colado.
Bombas de doble sencilo eiccto para mano.
Plancha dc hero des,le pulgada 81 de
grueso
Coma en- plancha.
Pal1illas para lIornallas V alambiuues.
Y por iitmo IN surtilo general dc hierro Ell
panchuela, cuadladllo Y cavilla. asi como tam
bien otros varoS articulos son los si@uicil-
tes: Tucrcas, volanderas, Remaches de cal
dcra, Codos, T T, Uniones Accros. Martillos
dc acero tundido Y marrones, Ruedas de car
retn, una curcna virgen para trapche de va
por nueva y sin aceplar, Tn surtido general
de papel dc lila desmeril, un motion patente
para izar gran peso, con sn correspondence
cadena, Lmas de varas clases, Planchas de
bronco, Bujcs para carretas Y coches, Rcas,
Mangos de arados, Estopa para maqunas,
Campanas para iglesas haciendas, una cule-
bra de estaho para alambique, mOtones lie
bronco. "a a.
h. II III. - Puerto-Ric mario de 1877.