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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-02-01
BOOTS, BOOTs.! BOOTs,!l

40. Palmer is offering goods regardless of cost,
to going East,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-17
RAILROADS.
lOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
AND
GreSt Southern Railroad.
SCHEDULE.

SCHEDULE.
Express train Leaves daily (oxcept
baturdeyl II: o y. o
Mail Traia leaves dstly ly............ ar
Accommodation Leaves daily lex
cept SundayJ....."......-' $40 p.E
Pullman PalaeS Sleeping Cars on all night
trains.
For tickets or information, apply az Ticket
Office. 2S7 Main. northwest corner Of Madison
JOHN T FLYNN, Sdp't Memphis Div.
JAMKs SPEED. Ticket Agent. 12t
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begin at s am, and end at 3 p. M,
with an intervening hour of recess.
Miss Smith believes that it was by
pursuing this course that Enoch,
Elijah and st. John did not die at
all but she naively exhorts the
pious not to be afraid lest the law
of Death which passed upon all
men should be impiously set aside,
as it will be permitted only by the
Supreme Lawgiver.
Miss Smith has the courage Of
her opinions. She rises at half-past
four, walks her mile, aud retires
resolutely at half-past seven. I saw
her at the great conference in st.
James hall. Just about seven
o'clock, when then thousands grew
breathlessly still while Gladstone
was rising to address them, straight
up rose that slender, strangely-yes-
tured lady. and, with her mild blue
eyes steadily fixed on the fountain
of youth, gently moved through
the astonished throng-off to the
pillow of repose and nervous con-
tractility. 81 longed iadeed," she
said afterwards, "to hear the ora.
tor, but / had to stick to my prin-
ciples." She has settled herself in
some rooms in London Inn Fields
and No. 5 Newman's row already
begins to be regarded as a residence
somehow connected with the Royal
colleges of surgeons, near by. She
has not failed to make the acquain-
tauce of the medical faculties and
the great physicians, and they have
not only perussd her book, but lis.
tened to her mildly enthusiastic
arguments. For Miss Smith is mol
a bore; on the contrary, she is q
very quaint and attractive person
age, and has good education
Even as an abnormal case a physi.
clan could hardly fail to be inter
ested in a lady who has come from
Virginia for the purpose of persuad
ing Englishmen and women to risC
at half-past four, and dine at on,
instead of seven or eight. And
alas, fear that British conseryat
ism will be found as big dragon
in the way of Miss Smiths tree o
life as any guarding those Of myth
ology. 1t is told Of the late Lore
Derby that when informed by hi
physician that he would be cure,
Of gout by leaving off old port anc
drinking Gladstone's claret, h
replied with a groan that he pre-
ferred the gout; and it is likely tn
average folk here would find eveI
that perennial look Of youth whicl
Miss Smith certainly does maintain
costly at the price of facing fou
o'clock fogs, and replacing cvenin
dinner with bread and water. Ye
all admit that Miss Smith is
genius in her way, and her theor
ingenious.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-17
4 MEMPHIS, TENN WEDNESDAY EVENING. JANUARY IT, 1871

table. However, the bag, suddenly
loosening itself from below, gathered
upward in the netting like a para
chute, the terrific descent of the
machine was arrested, and M. De-
Courcy and his friends reached the
earth with no further damage than
a sousing in a small brook. They
landed within a kilometer Of the
place Of ascension, M. Remonin
and his friends, however, were
waited in the direction of Tours,
and a freshening Of the wind made
their atterrage somewhat more
difficult and perilous. However,
they managed at length to anchor,
and got out of the car with nothing
worse than a few bruises. The
affair was the talk Of Paris for a
week afterwards. Both principals
and seconds declared themselves
satisfied, aud there was no renewal
of hostilities. Aeronautical duels
have the advantage of removing
the affair from everybody's iuris-
diction to a region, in fact, where
writs are imperative and sheriffs
harmless. tsa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-17
DUELLING BY BALLOON.
A French Way of Avoid ng IncOn
ven1ent -ttorneys.GenerAI,

Dueling in balloons has already
been tried by two Frenchmen, and
with results that should commend
it to duelists. MN. DeCouroy and
Remonin fought a duel in this wise
near Paris with satisfaction to both
principals and seconds. The quar-
rel was about the famous danseuse
Henriette, and as there was some
difficulty during the preliminary
negotiations about selecting a spot
for the encounter somebody sug-
gested that the fight should come
off-in airl A piquant suggestion
of this kind was sure to take with
Frenchmen, and it was adopted.
Nadir furnished two balloons OF
about thirty thousand cubic feet
each that is, of a capacity Of car
rying each three persons. When
all was ready the aeroStats were
conveyed to a secluded spot near
the capital, where they were expe-
ditiously inflated by a secret chemi-
cal process. N, peCourcy, with
his second and a physician, entered
ope car; NJ. Remonin, General
Kebel and 0 surgeon occupied the
Others and preparations were made
for the start. The circumstances
were altogether favorable for the
singular experiment, 1t was q de-
lighlful morning in theOmiddle Of
September; the sky was oloudless;
scarcely a breath Of wind stirred
the foliage; the affair had been SO
carefully concealed that nobody was
present but the friends of the par
ties and the aeronaptioal assistants
employed to gRperintend the ar
rangements, A brief code of sig
nails had been devised by the
seconds for the management Of the
aerial combat, When all was in
readiness, the word "let go" was
given, and instantly the two aero
stats shot into the air, M. De
Courey's balloon was made Of blue
and white spindles Of silky that of
NJ. Remonin was white silk, painted
with diagonal stripes of purple and
green. At the height Of 1000 feet,
by the barometer, while the bal
looms were yet very near together,
the seconds exchanged rapid sig
nails, and agreed that the conditions
were favorable for the contest,
"Ready pa pause" Fire ~-no-
body hit. "Reload and repeat
quick p Bang When the smoke
cleared away, NJ. Remonin looked
over the side of the car and saw his
opponents balloon rushing down
ward with frightful rapidity. His
shot had pierced the gas-bag, and
the violent out-rush Of gas had
torn open the whole side Of the
fabric and q general smash Of the
occupants Of The car seemed ipeyi.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-17
wAere a Driver should sit.

Scientific American
One of the anomalies in Ameri-
can customs is that of the driver of
a wagon sitting on the right hand
side, while he always turns out to
the right when passing another
team. 1t matters not whether he
is on the broad, safe thoroughfare
or on u narrow lane or crowded
city streets, his seat is the same.
Thus seated it is very difficult to
see the exposed wheels in passing
those which require the eye of the
driver, Doubtless this is q promi-
mont cause of the many collisions
between passing teams, and the
wonder is that more do not happen.
The custom was brought over by
the Pilgrims, but, like q Dutch sem
tenoe, the parts got transposed in
the translation, Across the pond
the driver sits on the right, but
always turns to the left. In copy
ing the practice, We retained the
useless part and changed the essen
tial for some unexplained reason,
Possibly our fathers thought to be
consistent in the matter and rather
than be right.handed in the driving
changed the latter to suit, at all
events, the thing as now prac6ced
is every way inconvenient, and is a
worthy subject of reform in this
year, whom reforms are so much in
favor, And since it is easier Ia
change ous position on the seat than
alter the custom of turning to the
right, let US henceforth hand oui
friends up to the right side of tn.
wagon, while We, as driver, take the
opposite side,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-17
A TERRlBLE FATE.
Death OF n Man who for Fifteen
Years Was In Constant Torture.

ASArD WAS IN CONSTANT AOflufe.
Evansville und.l Journal
George Miller, of Princeton,
died last Friday night, after fifteen
years of the most hideous and tor
tured life that one could well i'm
agine. No matter how wonderful
the flight of fiction, there is now
and then some true story coming
to the surface which puts it to
shame and sets all philosophers agog
with amazement.
The history of George Miller is
one Of horrible strangeness, and is
the most remarkable we have ever
heard. Fifteen years ago, when
Miller was nineteen years of age,
he was suddenly seized with an
epileptic fit, and ever since then he
has been subject to them. They
came frequently and with fearful
power and effect. The utmost skill
of physicians was exerted in vain
to relieve him; his afliction batlled
them all.
Ten years from the date of his
first attack he became insane and
very dangerous, not only to strang-
ers, but to his friends and family
also. His case was incurable. and
he could not be received into the
asylum. For two years he was
chained fast to his room to prevent
him from doing any damage. But
during the remaining three years
of his poor life no chains were
needed, for the insidious disease
fast claimed him. rt
The muscles Of his legs contracted
so that his knees were drawn ur
within an inch of his chin, and his
arms were drawn and distorted in
q most horrible manner. By this
time he had become almost wild
beast. His tortured mind was un-
lit by ray of reason. All human
instinct even was gone. His appe.
tite became rayenous and horrible
He would, at times when hunger
was upon him, seize a bed blanket
or quilt and tear it to pieces like
an animal, devouring the shreds aa
if they were digestible food. He
would, again, tear his own flesh,
and it was with difficulty that he
was restrained from eating his own
flesh. Death finally released him
from a condition as miserable as
hell itself, and on Friday he died
easily, we understand.
DR.. S. II. Shoptaugh held a post
mortem examination of the body
Sunday, and found in the left ven
tricle of the heart a lump Of fat
two inches long and quarter Of
an inch thick. The gall bladder
was diseased by an enlargement, the
right lobe of the liver was enlarged,
and other arrangements Of his
functionary organs.
1t is certainly the most remark
able case on record. q.
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r@ --~-7
ANN. AN. P.N.
Mail Train daily y.........."" u.lOI
- -" Leaves 80
louisville Depot......;"- DIV
freight and AccoInmoda- oao
tion daily...--~"......-'." I.lo ow
s,.Anig cars ON mail train. Ticket Offices,
E,ouisville Depot, zSl MAN 'tcor' MAuisoh'
and rs Main street. ,e,.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-17

5022 Prizes amounting gto.................slll 100
Write for Circulars or send orders TO
CHAS. T. HOWARD. New Orleans, La.
THIRD GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
Monday, March 5th. Capital Prize. $50, 900.
Tickets, $40 each. eodll1lS5
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n,v,,c,u ,ND MEMpHIs RAILROAD.

pApucAH AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD
Mail Train arrivss,.........''' '''''lvS1o Sc 'm m
- eaves...~..'...'''.'''''' Z ~ ~ - ~ ~
Freight Train arrives ..'.''''''''.'' o'e0 pm
leayes......... ,..........,... ~ a. N
The mail train leaves C6Vipgton Tor mem
phis at am. and arrives ~ CoVlngton M ~
200 r. IN. The freight train leaves Coyington
for Memphis at 1.S0 r. m. and arrives at vqi,
viii atari from the Uuderwriters' Warehouse.
j. w. WILBUR. Sup't,
II IL GIvRN. Asst. Sup't.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-17
DR.. BUTTS'
LOTTERY

A EPLENDIO OPPORTUNITY TO
Drawing, 1877. at New Orleans, Monday,
February 5th.
Louisiana State LOttery Company,
This Institution was regularly INCORPORATED
ey the Legislature Of the Stat, for Educa-
nonal purposes in 1888, with a CAPITAL of
Sl,vOO 600, to which it has since added re-
serve fund Of SS50000. ITS GRAND SINGLE
NUMBER DRAWINGS will take place
monthly. IT NEvER SCALES OR PosTPoNEs.
Lock at the following scheme:
CAPITAL tEIEg, $4,000
40, 600 TickNfs st Five Dollars Each,
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD
Arrives. Lssves.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-17
sEEpsMEN,
STOCKS.

A Member of the Stock Exchange
Will execute orders for the purchase or sale Of
stocks, bonds and gold on moderate margins.
Commissions s5 per each 100 shares. Stock
privileges negotiated on responsible parties
only. Correspondence solicited.
Henry Merriam, Member Am. Mining and
Stock Exchange, IS Wall st., N. Y. Refer
enoe. D. X. Mangam, Esq, President Ma
tiOnal Trust Co., N. Y. Ieod-dtw-ll-xxiv.lS lS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-17

HU MPHkE1.S HOMEOPATHIC MlDl-
CINE COMPANY,
Office and Depot, 562 Broadway, NY.
For sale BY Druggists Everywhere.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Vital weakness or depression: A weak ex-
hausted feeling, no energy or courage. the re-
suit Of mental everwork. indiscretions or ex-
oesses, or some drain upon the system, is al
ways CURED by HUMPHREYS H0MEO
PATHIC SPECIFIC, NO, 2S. II tones up ana
inyigorates the system, dispels the gloom ard
despondency, imparts strength and energy
stops the drain and rejuyenates the eRt.ss
man. Been used twenty years with perfect
success By thousands. Sold by dealers. Price
81 per single vial, or s. per package Of live
vials and 50 vial Of powder. Sent by rail on
receipt Of price. Address HUMPHREYS :
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO., 562 Broad.
way, New York.
W. N. WILKINSON & CO.,
Wholesale AGENTS
JAMES 6, ROBINSON, Ag't.
Cor. Second and Madison sts., Memphis
lhS-eo1.yYxiii-lM viii-e
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MEMPHIS AND cHAEL esToN R.R.

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNEssEE R.R.
Arrives. Lesvse.
s-----N r-----
An. Pm. An. P.H.
y. q. MAJ tdsiIJl ........... H. 45 ~ S.S'
sardis daily ex. sundsyls.W On l.@S
frelgnL taslig eGs eGndsyJ o'oJl ';0O
.lopet at foot of Main street.
Ticket once. 2S7 Main street. corner Of
Madison. - o,,,,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-17
RAILROAD TINE TABLES.

MEMPHIs AND LUU UWvLLE RAILROAD.
Arrives. Leaves.
-, -
AN. Pm. An. Pm.
Express daily (,xcept
Saturday. ........ ,.......... I.40 LILO
Mail l1rain.....,.".,........" SOD ll'D -
Aooommed n (eK.Sunday) 10
Depot OF head OF MAN stree',
Ticket Once. leI Main street, corner Of
Madison
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-06
GIRO DE LETRAS.
Gale de la FOrtaiez;,, MIN. 2}

n. BORRlS HERMANOS dol conier-io dc es
Ia plaza. giran sobre los puntos siguientes:
ALxA: Amurrio. Anana, La Gunrdia. Saliva
Lbqnez Chiaehilla HELM La Gineta. Ia Roda, Villa
ALICANTE. = Alroy, Alicante. EIcha. Orhu.la.
ALMERIA. Adra. Amera, Huerca!, oyers, Ro
quotas. Vera,
BADAJoz : Alburquerque Almendraleio Rada-
o. l.n.arrota. Cn,eza de Buey. gainanariy, flge-
nal Mer'lfa lontuo. Ilsr"na llvcnza. 'Niiianu"Na
Nc iii BsIsSRss. lGSSi': 1.'Ii Ibiza Mahon Palma.
BARCELONA. Are,lys de Mar. Badalona. BARGE
Iona, BerGa Granollars. iguaa,ia, Manresa, Matard
4aTtt9rs Mssnng MoPs d. ley Sahaiell. Tar5s-
BGRGos. Amanda do Duero. Bdrgos
CANARIAs. - Las PaluRs. Santa Cruz de Ia Palma.
Santa Cruz de- T.nerie.
c.G&Ecs Aens,s Bro.Ss pp;aeores crs
lilo, Valencia de AlnAntara.
CipIz. = Agecirgs, Cidiz, Csuta, ChicIana,, Gi-
hratar Jerez de Ia FroBtera, Olyrra, Puerto i,nal
Pnerto dc Santa Maria San Lucar do BNrrsmeda
San ks4ps san FSs?nIG EsDsr5 cas,oo y,,rou
CIuDsD REAL. Cindea feni, Mapsanarcs.
rnofHn Hroasa Assfr dan d.gnn fnianneeM Mon, chr"
Moatoro, Pnzo Dlance, PrieSo Puente Gen!l. Ram
CoRunA. - Betanzos. Gee. corcuhion, Coruna. Fr-
rrol, Noyn. Santa Marta de ortigueirn. Padron.
CuExCA Cuenca' Huote, PrioGo. Tarancon
GEBoSA.-BaGur, Blancs. Fi2uerHs, Corona. do
ret de Mar. oot, Palairugcll, Palam6s, san Fen dc
GR1xApA. Amnrol. Almuneear, Aihama. Baza,
Granada. GuaGix. Hu@scar, lllora. Lola Notril. Or
GuApALAJARA. An"nza Brhueg.l. Cifu4ntcs
Gua,iniajara. Molina, Pastrana. saoedcn. SgGenzs
:, GUrUzooA San Sebastian.
Yergara.
HcEsc4. Aycrbe, Barhastro orars. Nuescs ia
JAES,- = Anddi4ar. Baeza. Garcia Jacn. Lnsr.s,
M&rtos. Ac;,la IN Real
LroX. : Nstorea, nusaonen Cao,tolo-, La Rane-
MAOStlp de- ~ PDairrrada
Sahagun, Valencia do d. Juan, Villairanea del vicr
x" IrnIp%! isi B,,neuer, Bosort vane 10 Aran Ger
vern. Ldrda, sosona sert, Trsmr, ,TarroEa.
loGRoho - Arncin CGlahorrn. Harn. lorr0ho
santo DominSo dc Ia Calzada Torreciila dn los Gu,
,LUeo. Fox. Lugo. Mondohcdo. Monforte Ri
>. MADRID. : Aran;uez. Alcaa d. Heanrss. Ma'.iA
ItIiaA : Antoquern Malaga, Ron,ia yelez Ma
~ MluncIA -Agqqiles. c.,raysca. Ca,asera G,ie.a
NAvAIRA. - Pamplona, Tudela.
0TIEno.-Avilts. Bolmon,c. Cansas de Onis. Can
Grads LmsG Lar fsss " ay osc Fn F
de Sadier9 sp PoS DE- lsgo Po d. sro rra" RI
PAIEScIA. - Palencia.
s an e Rsss Ca1r nay@"
sALAMsNcA,. Bdiar. CiWlad Rodrigo. Penaran-
da Salamanca. Vitigudino. Ledesma
sANTANDEn. = Castro. Urdiales. Renoss. San
tander Torrelavega
SLSovIA.-S Se2ovia
sEVILIA. Carmona. Eciia. Moron. S-vila. Utre-
SOFIA Agreda Burgo de Osma Soria
TARRAaoNA. - Falset. Reus Tarragona Tortosa,
Walls.
TERUEI. - TerGel
TOLEDO - Toledo.
vAENcIA Acira. CarraSsnte D&nia. Gambia. Ja-
tfva Requcna. oueca. VannC ia.
VALLADoLID -Arevalo, Boar. Medina del Cam
po Roseco Toro, Vaadolid. Fialon.
NIzCAYA. Algeria. BGlmasedH, Bermeo. Bilbao.
Durango. ElorTio. LcQueitio. Urduna. Vale de Car
rama.
ZAMonA-Zamora.
ZARAGozA. Ainunia, Ateca Bora, Calatayud.
Carihena, Caspe, Darocs. EGea de los Cahalleros.
sos. Tarayona. Iari0o2H.
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FUNDICION COLON
DE
RAMON pORT1LLA.
wD4> N-eMA1 1&ue

UNA MAQCINA de vapor con su ealiefa
de ineiZa dc 4 4 5 caballos in@leses, tcnlentfo
IA l,ciliiad de conducirIa taalqtier. panto
l:or esar coiocada s0bre ruetas ssY s4ss )
UNA MAQUiNA BOMBA tie vapor de
iuerZa de 4 ? caballos iRgleses prara ineen
dios colocadG on un carruaje.
UN QCTNCHE para cargar deScargar.
Ptos de vanor de vaiias classes.
MANOMETROS de alta Y baja preston.
Empaquetadura de patente de yarios geue.
sOs.
Rnhricadoras para sebo y aceiteras para
ciliniros. ~
Escobones de acero para limplar tubos de
calderas. ra
flaves globo de hero bronco de varias
classes Y fOrlnas.
Grii0s llaves valvulas dc bronco de diferen.
tes tamahOs.
MandrEes para enmandrilar tubos de cal-
dera- .ssgsssafs -
Eaes de mazas dc trapiche dc varlos grucsos. !,
MoClidorcs dc aqua.
COrrcaS
AlcuzaS para aceite
Tubcria
Tuberia lie hero dnlce v colados
Bombas de doble sencill0 eiecto para f1ai1o.
Plancha de herro desde pulgada 81 de
grueso.
Coma en- plancha.
Parrilas para Hornallas v alambiques.
Y por iilllnlO I'M surtilo general lie hero en-
planchuela, cuadrao y cavilla as como tan.-
bien otros varios ariiculos son los siguien.
tes: Tuercas volanderas, Remaches de cal
dera Codos T T, Uniones, Aceros MartiIlos
lie acero undido Y marrones Ruedas lie car
reta, una curefa virgen para trapiche de va
por nueva y sin acepiIlar, Un surtiio general
de papcl de lila y desmeril, mn motion p.tentS
para ixar gran peso, con su correspondence
raelofo, Limns de rarias classes, Planchas de
bronco, Buies para carretas coches, Rejas,
Mangos de arados, Estopa para maquiRas,
Campanas para iglesias Y haciendas, una cule-
bra lie estailo para alambique, motones de
bronco IS Il. ~ 80
h. II m. 70. Puerto Rico, MARIO de 1877.
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D. AriStideS Alvarez ROSSy.

Sunllcanos 4 este sefGT, OK xagente d Il B0A
rErtN On San German, Sc sirya ahonAr esta
Administration 29l-6O tie recibos que le he4
mos rcmiti,lo, amen de otros que indebi l1men-
te colr6 con su propia firina " sc 70 isatnos
por este medic por haberse obstinattain ntesie-
gato contestai las repetidas cart que,
muehas dc elias cortiieaGlas, lie hemos sAitidu,
La Administration del BoLETtN,
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GRAN LINEA
DE
IAPORES 1RASATLANTICOS FRANCHISES.

FL - dc cada mes sale de este puerto cl va
pOr Hqdrid, para San Thomas en- conexion
con cl vapor frances Tra$ot d 1tico, QUO sale dc
aqnel puerto cl 26.
Sc cxpidcn passages drcctos para Santander
San NazaiI'c.
PRECIO r0R PAsAJES
l. de IL ga dc Ia ga lie Ia Enrepuente.
5000 2s75 $l60 $50
Para pormonores &c, ,liriiirse los Agentes,
jn 6. LATIMER Il Go.
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.. . : . ! !: .
CALLE DE LA CRUZ.

Nucvo valiado Smtilo, cspeciulmeute on
Tcas RcaIcs T'elas de Ia Rosa, Granoa dc oro,
Crcas Crctonas, BretanaS, Bramantes ti0recs.
Estopillas dc hiIo Il UlaA CamhtTy. PercnlcS ii.
nos, Eatistas blancas tnaS, Calzido X" Los
hay de todas classes Y i precioS muy m6dicos
para el uso de IanlIaS. l4--20
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Nueva imprenta
.sDEL BOLETIN." !"
FORTALEZA, 81.

contarido esta impreuta con toda clasc de
slemehtos asi de personal como de material
mederno de las mcj0res iabricas, V abunlancia
de napcl, hae0 con LIMPIEZA, RARATCRA
Y PRESTEzA \ toda clasc lie imprcsos, lihr0s,
n, desde los mas sencillos 4 los mas largos Y
oomplicndos Para cstatos cucnta con exec
lentes cajas mecaHieaS.
PARA EI. coMERCIu.
conocinjsntos 60 hu1ucs &c vHpor.Idem dc idcm
d. vela. .--PelaHs dc eElbarque para cab Jtalc-Dc-
elaracioncs Ic., &c.
TAMBIES sE ESCUENTRA DE vENTA
REGLAMENT0S GENERATES De BILLAR
80 cENTAyos PIgMPIAE
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Maderas baratas.

Tablas, tabloncs Y cuartoncs de pichipen, ia
bias tablones de pino americana ingiis, To-,
hay de todas classes dimonsiones en- 81 alma.
cen de BaTeras Castillo.
Su depdsto Ell la Marina, rGnrta de Es-
paha Ii, set Is
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DE VENTA.

SC 1esea vcnlor TN aparador con vidfieras
yum nos rador iCem sin uso MADEIRA bue-
ma.
III que, 10 interese dirigirse 4 Ia caile de III
Cruz, MIN. 25 Pedro Leon. s3-3 =
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.Aguas mineralcs nahlralcs.
Aguls iontriilcas.
CepII!os y polyoS para los dieh
tcS.
BibcToncs y homhaS para es
iraer Ia ieriie.
GcrinGas dc gonna, dc iiitro
Ill. cristal.
'1nsp2nsorins J liaSueros.
rintcspara 81 pelo Y harba.
Stniilas d" uortaiiza ircSras.
IuboS dc gonna para .ias'ingas
l.sponias para la cara y par;
haho.
Emphasizes sol,rc trla.
Hun 5iicnto5 de autolrS diverse
Iin0S. Jarlhcs Y i.iiXircs Ill. ii
Todo 10 cual az cxpen,lc i
En- las prescripcioncS de Il
& meg. | Y. :.
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4 Los TABAQUEROS.

Sc conStrnrcn con perfection, csmc . prom
tjtnl cajoncS de todaS IoTmaS, dc ccclro slpe
rlor para tabacos il Precios iHiy cunvcnentes
Para Ia l7la sc rcmitcn arma,loB . pn c0rlcs,
Scgnn sc dcSec
Tamhicn Sc haccn algunos trabaios de car
pintarIh, 4 precios n1dicoS. Pncr0-Rico, ii.-
htcro - dc ls1'--S, GeNI,L CH--lna. -
ltta. Il agt
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AHUyCI0S DIVGRs0s.
Sc ARRIENDA.

La Estancia Retro. en- Caguas, barrlo d
Turabo, inmeliata d la Cantera. ConstA d ,
ciento cincuenta cuerdas, monies, cafetals,
grande c6moda casa viyienda, y un alfnil-
cen dc MADEIRA V teia.-Sus vegas entire lDs
rios Quebradillas Turabc son inmejorables
para cl cllltivo del tabacj, para el de la
cana reune la yentaja de estar rodeada de-
Hacienda.
FL que la interese puede dirigirse en- Ca
guas 4 d. jose Gautier Benitez.
Ia
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PRRcIos DE ANUNoIos

De una seis lineas do impression. puhcandoso
haetm tres vecee 90 cts. idem cada ronglon cue
exccda dc los sei Los precios seran dobl"s cuando
loe anuncios hayan dc publicarse caraceres grue
soA en- 4. Eos ndmeros en- tpos como los de estas
lineas. - Por mescs y ahos 81 adniten anuncios
preefoe convencionaies. Los comuniesdoe Sc
brarin 9 cantavoS Ia linea impresa. Anuncios
communicates ae abonarin adelantados
A las suscritorcs que al presertnr anurcos q CO.
municadoe para su insercion exhibaa ii rcciho de
eetar q cofriente 81 pago. les hara unR rebaa
do 10 p%