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pybSfesroshlU0.

Samuel Smith claims, in the Eng
iish Mechanic, that the following is n
correct scientific and practical rule:
Well wash the ceiling by voting il
twice with water, laying on as much
rs can I've aoatcd on, then rub the old
color up with stumpy brush and
wipe 1T with a large sponge. When
this is done, stop all the cracks with
whiting and plaster Of Paris. When
dry, claircole with size and little Of
the whitewash. II very much stain
Ell, when this is dry, paint those parts
with turpe, color, and, IL necessary,
claircole again. To make the white
wash, take dozeu lbs. Of whiting Gin
large balls,) break them up in pail,
and cover with water to soak. Du-
ring this time melt over slow FIRE 4
Lbs. common size, and at the same
time, with palette knife or small
trowcl, rub up fine abou. dessert
spoonful Of blue.black with water to q
fine paste; then pour the water oil the
top Of the whiting, aud with a stick
stir in the black; when well mixed,
stir in the melted size and strain.
When cid, it is fit for use. II the
jelly is too stiff for use, beat il well up
and add n little cold water. Com
mence whitewashing over the window,
and 40 work from the light; lay of the
work into that done, and not all in one
direction. as in painting. Distemper
color of any tint may be made by
using any other color instead Of the
blue-blsck-as ochre, chrome, Dutch
pink, raw sienna for yellows and buff;
Venetian red, burnt sienna, Indian
red, or purple brown for reds; celes-
tial blue, ultramarine, indigo for blues;
red and blue for purple, gray, or law
ender; red lead and chrome for or
ange; Brunswick green for greens.
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1t has puzzled many people to de-
eide why the dark wood so highly
valued for furniture should be called
rosewood. Its color certainly does not
look much like \ rose; so we must
look tor some other reason. Upon
asking, We are told that VIII IN the tree
is first cut, the fresh wood possesses a
very strong, rose-like fragrance
hence the name. There are half a
dozen or more kinds of rosewood trees.
The varieties are found in South
America, and in the East Indies aud
neighboring islands. Sometimes the
trees grow so large that planks four
feet broad and ten feet in length can
be cut from them. These broad
planks are principally used to make
the tops of piano-fortes. When grow
ing in the forest, the rosewood tree is
remarkable for its beauty; but such is
its value in manufactures as an orna-
mental wood that some of the forests
where it once grew abundantly now
have scarcely a single specimen. In
Madras the government has prudently
had great plantations of this tree set
out, in order to keep up the supply.
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The Springfield Mass Union says

The Springfield Mass Union says:
"An incident, illustrating the ferocIty
Of butcher birds and their tenacity of
life, recently occurred in this city. A
gentleman saw one OF these cruel crea'
lures take sparrow, impale him on
the sharp twig of II tree, and then
peek at him, seemingly with almost
tiendish delight. Selling a gun, the
man fred at the butcher bird, and
clipped off one of his legs. Undis'
mayed by the report of the gun, and
apparently thinking that the sparrow
had wounded him, the butcher bird at
tackled the little fellow with redoubled
fury, when the gentleman fired again,
and both birds fell lifeless, rs he cup.
pose,l, on the snow, but before he
could pick up his gun, the butcher
bird had come To life, picked up the
poor little dead sparrow, and iluttered
away.
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SYMPTOMS of a Diseased Liver.

Symptoms of 4 Diseased Liver.
pain lin the right side under the edge
of the ribs, increases on pressure
sometimes the pain is in the left side
the patient is rarelyable Ito lie onthc left
side sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder-bladc, and it frequently
extends to the top Of the shoulder, and
is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
tism in tho arm. The stomachisallect.
cd with loss of appetite and sickness
the bowels in general are costiyc,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
hcadistroubled with pain. accompan-
led with dull, heavy sensation in the
back pant. There is generally con.
siderable loss OF memory, accompan-
led with painful sensation OF having
left undone something which ought to
have been done. a slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant. The pa
ticnt complains Of WEAKNESS and de-
bilily hc is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains of
prickly sensation ofthc skin; his spir-
its are low and although Inc is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial
to him, yet he can scarcely summon
up fortitidc enough to Try il, In fact,
he distrusts every remedy Several of
thcabovcsymptomsaticndthediseasc
but cases have occurred where few OF
them existed, yet examination Of the
body, after death, has shown the LIVER
to have been extensively dcranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR c. McLANE's LIVER PILLs,IN
CASKS or AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with QIinine, are productive OF
the most happy results. No better
calharlic can be used, preparatory to,
OF after taking Quininc. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease TO give them A FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements and as
asimplc purgatlve they areuncqualed.
BEwARE OF InIrArIO>s.
The genuine Dir. &. M'LANEs
LIvEk Pulls are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression Dr..
MfLANE's LIVER PII.Is.
The genuine NJ: LASE S LIVER Pubs
bear the signatures Of c. M'LANE.
and l'LEMINC BRos. on the wrappers.
IVInsist on your druggist OF store
keeper giving you the genuine Dr. {.
MeLASE's LIVER PILLs, prepared
by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, PA.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country slorckeepers generally
Totnose fishing 10 give DAG. MclASE's l.lyEa
PiLisauial, VIC Will mail post pAld 10 ANY part 81
IN. United States one hox 81 Piils ioF twenty i've
FLEMING bios. PiisbsTg, Pa.
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AGENCY " OnK.

We employ M travelling agents, hut wish "a have,
la every hrighLorhood, reliable aud trusted ciii.
xrn, no will endsayoT 10 SCI ure subsfibeTs, aud
Who n,ay be- known Ia his luealiiy the Tsgular
agent ofths Comm retail. We ontr To our regular
agents. aud 10 all Who will get up clubs, disount
Of 20 pcr cent On reulAT subs,t iiOn prices which
may b. dcluuted tfOnl nlolley sent subscription
account, OF their ghoigv from Our new aud splendid
List OF premiums. sample copies aud circulars Ia
agents sent free 10 any address. keniit bs postal
order, registered letter, che,k dTa Or express ifsc
OF expense 10 rs. Addrcs. all communications 10
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.---
"pe,baps. then" said Barbara
speaking very distinctly, you'd bet
ter say il. and have done with i,l'
This was not encouraging. but
was not in mood to he discourage,
by trincs. | hal made up my mind
to propose, and I was not to lie de
TERED.
Miss Garland" ] soid, IL love
YOU"
"Tuicc,lr said Barbara, still pluck
inc =, ,hs ro,..,c,.l.
.,.IIh..o,o,,o hor. ~ ,sl ,,,
IN homv u;ss, svce,e., Rorb,ro. will
r.;no,p
"s,o,," sail Miss Garland. retreat.
inc L;lleuv hoh;,J n Go,b;c. toppe,l
ann chair ne advanced with plead.
;.u .o,,,o,o,.o and o,,..,rc,cbed
arms "Nr Fielder I am a.,onishe,l
:, ro,p
"wbyY" demanded I. nv counter.
,,co e,ll;,c amaze
"JJ,w dare Won ask me such a
oue.,;op,-
"Nv dear Barbara. why should r."
81 am not your dear Barbara"
"p,r,on m, fur cop,ralic,inr YOU,
Miss Garland but van ,relr insisted |
"Veu then vou'yc no business 10
bc," retorted she.
"Rorbarn.r said I. 81 don't under
stand vou,"
And I don't understand your" said
Barbara. with another toss of the
head.
win you obIige me ny explain
ing! ur ,,,;,p ..h.n hv.,or
III .'.h., oon,;n,, +, % Car
- IL rSa,.
80, NJ, -.
10 -, ..,...o,,y r.,ut 7
i, ~ So.
-, al p.i
,r.r,,s. ..,o,I
-, D. ..,v,,o,n
n,,
- '"'' ~ - ~ -, ,ho ,;J nf
"
e., =, -,
" '" -
."On your back" said Barbara
"Ob. there's no use in making an cleo
trical eel of YOURSELF" as | twisted
hal. =,
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Her father has been away from the
city on business for two geeks, aud
the mother has taught the little one to
conclude her evening prayers with,
"and please watch over my papa"
Last evening the little lady solemnly
clasped her hands aud said; "i'lease
watch over my papa, and you'd better
keep an eye on mamma, too ltoch-
ester Democrat
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A year ago las, summer | moved an
old barn and shed. After cleaning
out the manure in the fall, the ground
occupied by the buildings and yard
about one-half acre in alb was thor.
oughly plowed. Last Spring it was
plowe,l and cultivated again, after
which it was planted to various crops
with the following result:
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How little is known of what is in
the bosom of those around Us! We
might explain many a GOODNESS, could
We look into the heart concealed from
Us; We should often pity where We
hate, love when We curl the lip with
scorn aud indignation. TO judge
without reserve of any human action
is culpable temerity, Of all our sins
the most unfeeling aud frequent,
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CONDENSED TIME.
Louisville & Great Southern
RAILROAD LINE.
TRAINS GOING sovru.


ras~cngcrs On D.. G. A 4. H. u (-hort Llncl !. ".
a T. " n, a. a. ". ". n and u. - Natl Ilse
steamers Connect At Louisville with TRAIN M.
I. TRAIN M. I connects At Lebanon Junction
with 1faln No. ~ for all points on Knoxville aad
ithmond branchcr. Train No. rs connects ~ Irh
the Memphis aud Montgomery tincs, At ishanan
with stages 10 and from springfield, tsmph.ll.,ilc
Columbia aud urccnshurp; a. Michellsbury. With
stages 10 aud frum Perry Vile and Htrrvdshurg Al
lanville Stath With stages 10 and from nnnVills
CITY ~ STANDARD With stages To and frum somerset
Al Wchmond Junction 10 and rum points between
there and Livingstun; at Richmond with stages IA
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"Unquestionably the best sustained
work Of the kind in the World"
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.
Nsstse. OF the . ress.

The Magazine ha. .ttsinci, IN i,s ons quarter
century AMI mcfc Il .xi.t~pee,t 10 that Isrt shsre
u nisy he aid ~ ", In the ~sr. q br. John~s,
1T v vain 10 blaine snd us~lsss ~ pr.i-~." The
lu.ite Of ". lpng sitain--l rvutstisn hs. ineres
.. the years have ps-~s-i. sud u. h,an- s~sm. .
hsight " Tot hrishtcr THAI NJ any time sn,s the
sdsn hue vf Ir-lStity setl-i around Its lister SD
t--t year, n drkiyn tasis
HsrT-Ts M.nthly " IuaTts 81 ~ the s.me rharsS-
icri-ih- ~hieh gate its circulation fr,.n IN. er.,
With the better elias 81 r-s.rs II e,,abn~s r.st-
ng matter stth Illustrations In say To sks ,l~-f
snd isid the tsis rr.--uts,i iistar.s merely de-
signed 10 tai,h the eye ~ the gn"r.nt ar. ns,-r
inserted Il hlcsgo Jourusi.
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And then | felt we were going down
down, down; oh! I'll never forget that
sensation of an eternity of falling.
The only distinct recollection | have
is.thai felt n certainty OF death be.
fore me. | did not know where we
we're going. nor what was happening,
but | knew death was ahead and when
| knew this, my heart seemed 10 turn
into a piece Of clld limestone, and |
had no sympathy left for anybody.
After that experience ! am sa'i'fied
that M naa when in the presence of
death feels any fear. | had Only sen
sation of resignation n the inevitable,
and my heart turned to piece Of cold
clay A passenger who escaped at
Ashtabuls.
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TRAIN no. 10 connects At Richmond Jun tlon
:. aud irum paints between thew snd iiving sion,
" stanford with stare- 10 aud irrtn samcr-.i: ~
nanNtlle station With stages To and lrvm nHnViil,
CITY; NJ MitehrlshurE With stsrc- 10 and fruin let
ryNille aud Harrisburg; NJ Lebanon with stags,
10 frum Springfield tampt.llsvi'lc, Columbia aNd
Urrenslsurg; at Lehuuon Junction With Train.
leaving at ~ .. " aud 10 4. ", for Memphis,
MuntEpa.sry, aud intermediate isoinis. Passenger.
rnins ~ paints North, East, and West from Louis
willie are transferred to Trsin No. 9 ~ Lebanon
Junction. Train No. connects ~ Cincinnati june
tion With T. G. l.. H. zoe the North nnd Ia-t;
~ Louisville in lniun Depot With -. ". and ] d,
VI. 4 ! u. ". inr the North, Et-t, ant West, snd
with 4. :. Male Linc steamers ur sinciunsti aud
the East.
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FREE TO ALL,

Our illustrated Catalogue of Plants. SEEDS, Bulls
shrubs Trees &c, with Pine Color'~l llaic. iricrs
low aud satisfaction guaranteed ncalsrs Priv List
on application Address MANI, NEu NEH A ca,
Ioui.Nilip. XIV.
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AS the season is approaching when
hawks are most destructive to young
poultry, n method of catching and
killing these marauders will he in or
der. II is well known fact, that a
hawk will always light on some con-
spicuous place close to the poultry
yard, from which to swoop down IN
his victims. Taking advantage OF
this, erect a pole with fiat surface at
the top just large enough to hold a
large steel trap. Fasten this trap by
n chain to staple in the pole, and
await results. No bait will be need,
ed, for the hawk will be quite certain
to light on the trap and be caught. a
gentleman who has tried this method
has succeeded in killing all the hawks
in his neighborhoo'l, aud now can
raise poultry without loss except by
accident. 49, California Horticulturist.
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Every Republican and all Democrats

Who wish 10 read l,ir presentation Of Republican
Views, and to receive . sasl general nswslaI'sr,
should take the Louisville Commercial.
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OUR COUNTRY!
WHAT WILL
BECOME OF 1T :?

L. F. QUESTION no. sgitsiipg the pulIie iaini.
The gray. issue. b.fore tonsr--s tho hnsl .~,tie-
iseut II IN. .t- Presidential election the iacsinins
tonsrr-s tho nee President III Foley ~ the
nest Administration sni nature -slhf. OF the
country sud t-pr, matters of srsst int.
cseh ani every indiN iiusl. such a sfi-is kss not
b,sn rr,-.nt,d siac, ID. D~clsration sf indetend.
eurv.
tungrss- -iii h. gisen vita hnp-riisit' snd fair-
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Thechesapeake & ohioR. r
Is the Great Pleasure Route TO Richmond
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
Nov York. boston, and all Eastern
and Southeastern Points.

I'aSscurcrs contemplating visiting the Atlantic
tittrs .huull psTchass tickets via tn. route aud
visit The famous Watering places ia the mountains
VI Virginia.
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MANS.

Somcrspt Natl cla-cs ESQ 4. NJ, opens on r. ~
Louisville Mail rlrsc- $50 4. ". upens son Y "
Richmond aud Iivin fsion Mail olos,s 100 4. NJ,
opens SIS \. ".
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A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
THE LOUISVILLE
CoURIER-JoURNAL
Largest. Hest sud cheapest vs~s,'y rs.
p~v In the Cmssea states.
EDITED nv
HENRY wATTERSON.

The Courict-Iourusl \. a continuation (nissie IN
1851 " thrr~ Old Louisville rspcr. via the jour.
nsl e-isliishs' IN Isa0 the Courier, IN isa, snd
the p~merst In isu, Its rcputsiipn IL nsli"ntl 81,
cell 10 Its circulation aud u 10 pronounced une oi
cali -dspisi ~ the Merchant, farmer, Ladies s'''i
Chthfen.
tn. weekly Couricr-Isurnal IL not mcte hs.iy
hotch potrh thruvn together trnm The daiy cition,
hut c,tnplste able .ptcy fsnily newspaI-r, care.
fully aud iutcllg~niiy edited In every rolamn aud
tafasraph
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hfhTTVC Celebrated Golten
ULhIII j Tongue l'arIor
q f. c. A NJ 8 4.
FACTORY ESTABLISHED 1876.
FEoA TnE rHs,s

From q. u. white, Editor Ilackett,iovn, n. J.,
Herald.
The organ has rich, deyp and spul-stirring
tone couldn't stay in tho house Withuut IL. It
hrlp- wonderfully to drive asay the thoughi,o
hard times
The Lebanon, Pa, Daily News SAYS;
I'VE are Ia receipt ui one Of thos. fy.uctate Par
Tor Organs, manufactured by Mr. Daniel =. Beatty,
Washington, \. J. This organ !. tine. snlil hlark
walnut ci>c aud In tone II raI not he SURPASSED Ly
any instrument its kind"
From the Lowell, Sch. Register
eve received This week direct from the manu-
hCturer, Daniel H. Beatty, Washington. y D. his
justly celebrated organ elegant In appearance aud
hand.onely furnished, unexcrllel IA rlghrc,. aud
power Of tome. We a." more than pleased with IL,
and heartily recommend " TO any one Cuntemula-
ting purchasing an ryan
Best Oftr ever given. Money refunded up-n rc-
turn 81 organ, aud freight charge. rid rs he liam
IL. 7. Realty both WAYS II unsatisfactory, after
test trial OF i've dsys. Org warranted tor six
years.
Agent wanted everywhere, male or f.mHlr, To
CANVASS for this su:sriOr instrument Address.
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PURELY VEGETABLE,

containing thrsr southern Roots aud Herbs, which
an allvSc Providence has plsre in countries where
liver pisras-as mn-t prevail II viii care all dis
eases CEASED by Dcraag,mrht u the Liver aud
Bowels.
The SYMPTOMS of Liver Complaint src a bitter
or hal taste Ia the mouth; Pain Ia the Biek Shss
or Joints, oncn misSSrn FIR Rheumatism; Soar
stomach, ins- IT Appetite; Rnscl- aitri natively
costive and lax; Headache; ia-- ui iunry, with
paiIful sensation nj having failed o. 10 Siiusthing
which ought tn have been d1ur;DTbilitJ Low spir-
its, think yrllps appearance ol the >kin and
Eyes, dry Cough often mistaken tr oisunptiun
Sometime. many " these symptom. alirui Tho
diseaSr, at others, very Is; hut thc l.ivrr, the
largest organ IN the ipiy, 6, rsnrfnliy the rat ~
the dssa-., and IL MT regulated In tine, great sun
ering, vr,jchcdness aud bLATH viii ea,u.,
can recomme d as an efiriro3s rrincviy or 4 -
ease 81 the Liver Heartburn snl Dys-'I,-il, Sm-
mons Liver Regulator.
LEWIS q. wCSDLR, 1873 Mastor Street.
AsSIsrANT i|sr MASTER, PinLApELrtli..
ave have tested It's virtue, personally, and know
that Tor dyspepsia Biliousn,rSs aud rhrbhing Head
ache, IL is the hest medi'in- the world ever saw.
We have tried trty other remedies 'snrn >imnion-
Liver Regulator, but none OF them gave mnrr
than temporary reiirf-but the Regulator not only
relieved, bat cur,l u-"-ED. 1ELGsArH AM
Ars-ESoER, Macoa, Ga.
MANUFACTURED OSLY ~
J.H. ZEILIN q CO.,
MACON, GA, aud PHILADELPHIA.
|
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flSf-MASIEkS NEWS AutNls, 'Lth Ola
GANIZkks AND DEALERS
will he furnished upon application with tirsalars
giving aud full details VI busines. inf'raati.a
relative 10 wholssas aud el1b prizes for the D.iiy
aud Weekly Commercial. Active and ensrgstis
agents aud club organizers want In every TOYS,
village aud hamlet.
NJ HALSTEAD A CO.,
I'raprieiOrs of the Cincinnati Commercial O0es,
fuiier's huldiug, corner fourth and Haze sfeets,
Cinrinnati
CiNCiNNAIi January, is,S
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ROUND TRIP TICKETS

On sale AT Greatly Reduced Rates at all tho Tick
II Ofhces, aud III Walnut street (Gihson Ilousel
Cucinnati where all Information will be cheei fully
given, on by addressing either Of the unleni,ne
CONWAY r. llOWAkD,
General Ticket aud Passenger Agent
Richmond, Va.
&. NJ. OAKLEY,
Western Passenger Agent, Cincinnati.
u. T.. YOUNG,
22I-n Western Travelling Agent, Cincinnati.
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The Daily Commercial

\ hr;c shs''t u forty -riflt r,lumn-. Ia n-ai sui
gonsruisui quartz 'Ini, - 'uist,j, g. stage pro
paid, 1T N. iuiluSius fsscs.
Ter year. slV o.
Fer uuulh ....
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RATES OF ST DESCRIPTION.

Daily Paper, three linles week-lhe days 10 bs
named BY the subscribcr-olis ar o.; sin months,
~
SUNDAY PapeT alone, one year, o.; slk manth-, o.,
Lsmittaneo- should IA. made b. bran, kIpEsss.
Itst-oikee Money Order 90 n, gisisrei Letter.
suhscrpiious Ia all csss PAL able In adsaass, asd
No paper continued after the expiration Of the tiias
paid for.
TnE WEEKLY COMMERCIAL
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II ENTUCKY CENTRAL AND
Ohio and Mississippi Railroads
For NJ. LOsls and the West.
Through Tickets to all points In Mis
souri,, Kansas and Texas.

Leave Lexington i:30 p. N. Ari,e at 81 Laui
s;2l A. M, In time TO CONNECT with trains Tor Kan
sas tity and the West.
Leave Lexington 1850 y. IA. Aniys at New York
al y. m. the next day.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH

For tickets OF Information, apply al Kentucky
Central Railroad henot, Lexington, Ky,
H. A. RANSOM General Ticket Agent
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WHITE SULPHER SPRINGS,

known vorll-wids Tor the uiHny hesling virtues OF
it, waters, Sty lucated Immediately on the liu- OF
this great pleasure route. while tusuy uthsIs, OF
equal ncrii, lie within short dl,tano. and EASY
accs>s u ~ regular lines Of hnt-clfss Cons0rd
CuatLuz
by examining our map aud time tables yos will
hnd the most drsiTal- route passengers have
the privilege 81 stopping At any Il the spTngs In
tie mountains ~ Virginia and iesuining their
journey at pleasure. No other line can ontT these
Inducements. our roai-b.d Ia drst-class In every
particular.
Train. equipped with all modern improvement ;.
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Sleeping Cars, Westinghouse Air-B Brake,

and eysry thing that il necessary f1r the comfort
and convenience Of Passengers.
To NEw loRK you hhys choice VI tvo routes, Ell
ther via Gordunsyille, Washington, etc. or via
Richmond, taking one Of the magnificent steamers
VI the Obi dominion Ocean steamship Company /,
passing within view ~ all the places vi historical
interest un the james river. Old Point Comfort For
us-s Monroe, Hampton Roads, Rip Rsps, Jsme,-
tusn, etc.
IKr ms LiNE, aud he convinced that this Is the
Finest Pleasure Route OH the Contnsut.
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A SPLENDID MAP OF THE s0UT

rr.iisn, Cmris-Journsl 10, Ioui.'ille, *
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-23
Nueva imprenta
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FORTALEZA, 81.

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tipos de las nlclores iundiciones de los Estados
Unidos de una grande v magnifca prensa me-
csniea de sMarinoni, v de otlas de ma
Il0 de las mas pertectas, lie faltaba, sin en-
hargo. un elcmcnto para poder hacer toda
clase dc impresos con la perfection y
m raturn deseables era que no te-
mia fapel de las diversas classes que IA
menester un establecimiento de esta ndole,
debiendo adqnirirlo en- el mercado a preelos su-
raamente subidos, no encontrando siemPre IN
i.cal;da(l. mis- conveniente. Este oblce ACADIA dc
remediarse con las remesas de papel que ne
MOS recibiio Gltinlamente de Alemania, Fran
els Z iBarcelona por eli Ponce y jose Lsar6. Nue.
vos. totlos los materiales de la imprenta, pose
ysndo ,ini grah sdrtito de toda clase de papei
sSsDaholy extfanjero, podenios ofreeer az CO.
.Msrcio. cueFpos de eierclto, ohClnas Del Esla-
doLy municipales, toda clase de impresos Me-
-clI6s. con PkoSTFrtB, I1APIEzA y RARATuRA t'.f
j, "a loa Sres. Alcaldes en- particular oirecemos
nDrecios m6dcos" LIBROS TALONA-
n ~ fPARA MATRICULAS, GUIAS DE
NJ nFRA. DE LENA y demas docnmentos
ane necesiten, en- Ia inteligencia de que es-
Efnos seciros han de quedar satlsiecnos
tait0 do 10 excelencia del trabajo como de los
"a imprenta del BoLETIN, adem$s de contar
c,,n M lSxtenso surtilo de material nuevo Y
.woilefno. euenta tambien con operarlos suma-
mente pticticos en- toda clase de traoa)os IL
pogrshcos por dificiles y extensos que seah'