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The New York herald., 1879-03-10
BLISSVILLE BECALMED.

No cattle wero removed from the Blissville stabcs
yesterday. but several will be slaughtered to-day.
There il longer any hustle evidence OF activity
in the vicinity. such witnessed up to three
weeks ago solitary deputy sheriff paced up and
down outside the enclosure. There remark
able absence of the turbulent gangs of cowhers that
infested the village in the early days of the
I'VE have plenty of swill," observed one OF the
cattle owners. "but very little demand for it, had
fourteen cows here and two only remain. Eight
pronounced to be diseased, and were killed and
sent away in the ofial boat. and four taken
the slaughter house and sold to the butchers" The
average compensation to the owners of slaughtered
cattle as awarded by the state appraisers IL $40.
sum small that the OF some
COWS of superior quality have signihed thoir
intention of commencing legal proceedings to
recover the full value OF the animals. schedule
containing the number OF cows slaughtered. their
appraised value and the OF the owners is
made out daily, and Is file in General
Patrck's Office at the Board of Health In Brooklyn
Tho General has received applications from several
veterinary surgeons for permission to witness the
postmortom examination of the diseased cattle.
Professor Law will resume his investigation OF the
Staten Island stables this morning.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-07-30
A ROSE.

Thou blushing rose, within whose virgin
leaves
The wanton winS to sport himself presumes,
Whilst from their riaed wardrobe he receives,
For his wings purple for his breath per.
fumes!
Blown in the morning, thou shalt fade ere
noon; "
What boots life which in such haste for
sakes thee?
Thou'rt wonderous frolic being to die so soon;
And passing proud little color makes thee.
If thee thy brittle beauty SO deceives, ~.
Know, then, the thing that swells thee is thy
bane:
For the same beauty doth in bloody leaves
The sentence Of thy early death contain.
Some clowns coarse lungs will poison the
sweet flower,
If by the careless pillow thou shalt be torn;
And many Herods lie in wait each hour
To murder thee as soon as thou art born;
Nay, force thy bud to blow; their tyrant
breath
Anticipating life to hasten DEATH
Sir. Richard FaRsha,p.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-07-30

for laying in habits. You cannot avoid
it. though you will choose, and these
habits will stick to your last sand. At
afterperiods, even at so little advance as
my years It's true that one may still be
very sharps,ghted to ones habitual fail
ings and weaknesses, but to eradicate
them, is quite different matter. Ac-
quired at first by accident, they by-and-
by begin to be, as it were, necessary
part of our existence. I have not time
for more. Whatever you read, whatever
you hear, Of that strange creature Man,
look into the living world about you,
look to yourself, for the evidences Of the
fact or the application of the doctrine.
am ever yours,
ROBERT BURNS.
Mr.. WILLIAM BURNS, Sadler, Longtown.
-Hurper's Magazine for July.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-07-30
Unpublished Letter of Burns.

Not far from this structure, Carrick
Hill arises abruptly from the road, and
from its crest wide view Is revealed of
the Fifth and its mountain boundaries in
purple haze, Allsa Craig out toward the
sea, the town on the bay, and the village
at the foot. These scenes will always
have an interest from their association
with the poet; but his family is on the
verge of extinction. Two maiden ladies
of advanced years, the Misses Begg, are
the only survivors. They live very COM
fortably in little cottage called the
Bridgeside, within two miles of the old
kirk, and Hospitality receive visitors who
are interested in the poet, though they
possess few "reminiscences of him. Gen.
Grant, and Henry M. Stanley, the explo-
rer, had been among their recent guests;
and through their Kindness we were al
lowed to copy the following interesting
and hitherto unpublished letter of Burns
to his brother William: ..-,....-...s,.. ~ II
- 5.a ISLE, Tuesday evening.
DEAR WILLIAM In my last recon-
mended that valuable apothepm. Learn
taciturnity. 1t is absolutely certain that
nobody can know our thoug hts, and vet
from slight observation Of. mankind one
would not think so. Il What miscbiefs
daily arise from silly garrulity and fool
ish confidence There is an excellent
Scots saying, that mans mind IS his
kingdom. It IS certainly so; but how
few can govern that kingdom with pro-
priety! The serious mischiefs in bust
ness which this fux Of language occasions
do not come Immediately to your situa
ton; but in another point of vlew-the
dignity of man now is the time that will
make or mar. Yours is the time of life
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-07-30
MINNESOTA NEWS.

The house of Thomas Libby, of Harrison,
Kandiyohi county, was destroyed by fire .
few days since.
One night last week Michael Dooley, of
Birch Coo)ie, Renville county, had hts barn
burned, and in it horse, by being struck by
lightning. III IT,
The other day q son of John Wilson, Of
Kirkhoven, Swift county, was kicked in the
head while attending some cattle, producing
conclusion of the brain.
In Ida township, Otter Tail county, the
other day, Antoni Hanson King, q Dane
aged % years, committed suicide by firing
an old army musket into his head.
T. Woodward's house at Yellow Medicine
agency was struck by lightning during q
storm the other night. No one was serious
ly injured, but the house was badly riddled.
Princeton Union: On last Sunday after
noon, John Crockett, one of Pratt q Hines
West Branch crew, found the body OF Pete
Carr, of Greenbush, Mile Laos county, close
BY the bank of the river in jam Of logs.
Some claim that he was murdered, but the
general opinion is that he was accidentally
drowned. u,s.sr
Owstonna (Steele county, Journal, July
IL: Wednesday night of last week lightning
struck the Medford telegraph Office while the
operator, Mr.. Chas. Webb, was sending
dispatch. The instrument was set on fire
and the flames communicated to the casing
of the window, but were fortunately extiD-
guished before any great damage was done.
jackson Republic: Some demon in
human shape last week cut an artery in the
neck of horse belonging to Sol. Middaugh
of Petersburg, and as result the hors
died. Mr.. Middaugh is poor and deserv
ing farmer, himself lame and sick, his wife
recently dangerously i'll, and this circum-
stance calls for the sympathy of the entire
community. ..s
st. Cloud Journal-Press, July II: Lost
Saturday Mr.. VIM. Gordon, of Brockway,
went to Mr.. Caughey's-a neighbors-
borrow horse to use in his bayfield,. While
putting part of the harness, which had slip
p.d of, back on the horse, the animal kicked
up,striking him in the breast with one of his
eambol joints, injuring him 80 that he had
T. be carried home, where he is still oonfin. 4
- his bed.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-07-30

TO FARNERS.-No Stock Breeder, no Liy.
cry Man can afford to be withouU it. 1t is used
by al the Leading Livery Stables. Street Rail
has no equal for Sprains, Harness. or ar
81 saddle C;n,.aiinss, Stifiness, scratch
Rleedi y, Rnes'n. onia,, Collie, Diar.
rnOea. Chills, Colds, ETC. Its range
of action is wide. and the relief it affords is 40
prompt that it ,s Invaluable in every Farm-yard
as well as In every Farm house. Let It he tried
once, and you will never be without it,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-07-30

HEM0RRHOIDS or PILES find in this tn
only immediate relief and ultimate cure M
4 case, however chronic obst nate can long re
sist Its regular use Our Ointment ia of grea
service where the removal Of clothing is incon
venient " - ~
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-07-30

Coughs and Colds are often overlooked A
continuance for any length of time causes ir-
ritation of the Lungs or some chronic Throat
Disease. Browns Bronchial Troches" are an
effectual Cough Remedy. rs cts
Not lowest priced, poorest and dearest; but
highest priced, best and cheapest this is what
IS claimed for the Mason & Hamlin Cabinet
Organs. '.-.1
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-07-30
Malaria Disarmed of Its Terrors.

Malaria, that fell atmospheric poison, is dis
armed of its terrors, and health insured to
thousands residing where the noxious exhala-
tion periodically infects the air, and engenders
intermittent and remittent fevers, by Hostel
ter's Stomach Btters, the most popular as it is
the best of preventives, alternatives and tonics
In numberless localities where the demand for
sulrhate ofquinine was formerly immense, the
hurtful alkaloid has been almost entirely sup
planted by this safe, agreeable and effective
substitute, which is genial in action and unob-
jectionable in flavor. It nulliies the influence
OF miasma by giving more active impulse to
every vital function, quickening and enriching
the blood, overcoming tendency to bilious
ness, and promoting DIGESTION.
10 develop healthy and harmonious action
among the organs Of secretion, digestion, and
evacuation, take DR.. Motifs vegetable liver
pills, which BEAUTIFULLY stimulate the liver,
give tone and regularity to the liver, counter.
act tendency to costiveness, and purify
the blood Their catharic action is unaccom-
panied by gripping and is never violent and
abrupt, but always gradual and natural
these pills are OF the greatest assistance in
overcoming scrofulous tumors and eruptive
maladies. Sold by all druggists.
A college professor once said that 'she who
expects to rate high in his Glass; must not erpec
torate on the floor" Much of the hawking and
splitting was, no doubt, caused by catarrh
which the professor knew could be readily
cured by the use of few bottles of DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-07-30

For Pies, etc. use G. Gilbert's Corn Starch.
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-07-30

PHYSICIANS of all schools Recommend and
prescribe Ponds Extract. We have letters
from hundreds, who order it daily in their gener-
al practice for dwellings of all kinds, sSuin-
~, Sore Throat. IMfianled TOnaiIu
simple and chronic Diarrhoea, CatarrI,
Of Insects, Mosquitoes, etc.. CiiapDesi
Hands, Face, and indeed all manner Of skin
Smyrna times., 1879-07-09
INCORPORATED IS4T.

All goods delivered to any part Of the Town. Clayton
ana smyrna Landing free Of charge mar G-u
Smyrna times., 1879-07-09
INCORPORATED lS4T.
The Kent County Mutual
Insurance Company,
DOVER, DEL.
Ensures Property generally against
loss by Fire.


Since organization to Dec. 81.
1877. has received from its
members for prcmiums and for
Interest on .?320, ,33G.S4
HAS PAID
Losses by Fire amounting TOM. 1854. Is
Dividends "..... 6S,9Sl ID
Member, on withdrawal.......... l3,54457
And had on Dee. 3Ist, 1877, to
the credit of It's members. pro-
tecting their Deposit Notes,
and payable on withdrawal.... 81, ,24I 80
Deposit Notes hcij to j,eet Extraordinary
LOSSES, $40 l7G.13
The Strictcst Mutualty throughout, thus furnishing
insurance at cost to each member.
DIRECTORS:
GEORGE ". CUMNiINS, President.
VIM. W. Tschudy, DIR. Henry Ridgely,
John H. Hoilecker, James L. Heverin,
George II. Money, John w. Causey,
Jacob Williams Of SeafOrd, Ex-GOv. James Ponder.
WM. DENNEY, JR., Secretary and Treasurer.
Parties dcsrous Of insuring in this Company will
call upon or address the following agents:
George 3. Money, Del CITY. George Moore. FELTON,.
Jesse s. Huntington. Smyrna. O. Rawlihs. BrdReville.
Alex Jackson, Camden. Lemuel W. NAPLES. Lewis.
Jas B. Anderson Frederca. John W. WnOtten Laurel.
ReyUear Williams, Milford. II. W. Baker, SeafOrd.
C.J.larrngtOn Pennington H. 7. Downing, Georgetown
ANDREW J. WILSON, General Agent. Dover.
Al uSinesSc0mm1cnicatjonS shOmdbe adireSsedto
WM. DENNEY. Jr., Sec'y,
March 4, 1873. DOVER. DEL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-16
EXCMO. AYUNTAMIENTO
DE SAN JUAN DE PUERTO-RICc

Para dar cumpimiento al art Al del Regla-
mento de la contribution industrial de CO
mercio de "a de Diciembre de 1875, sobre
election de Sindicos y Clasiicadores que nan
de formar ell repartO correspondence al afio
economico de l879-90, tengo ell gusto de citar
los Gremios que continuation Sc relacionan,
a fin de que, ell los dias del m actual horas
que Sc designan Sc sirvan concur ir, los ndi-
viduos que los constituyen, Las Salas Consis-
toriales con ell expresado obeto.
Ell 1lombramiento de Sindicos y Clasifcaco-
res recaera en- los Senores que obtengan ma
yoria relativa de votos, cualquiera que sea ell
n1mero de los concurrentes oil acto; sin que
la falta de asistencia de todos los individuos
de grem al local, dias y horas senalados, sea
cansa para suspenderse la election, pues en-
ekte case Sc hara pOr la Acadia, segun diSpO-
ne ell art. so de dicho Reglamento.
Puerto-Rico, Mayo7 de l679-El alcalde,
Juan CarrerGS.
Dia ia las Z de la Hoche: Comerciantes
mportadorcs de II clase.--A las 8: Almace-
nes lie quincaa. .-Bazares. Cafes -Fondas.
--Almacenes de muebles -Tiendas de Quin-
ques --Idem de quincalla.
Dia IA las 7 de la noche: Comerciantes
importadores de q clase-A las s: Sastres
que surten los generos s-Abastecedores de
carnes -Panaderias. as.-Salones de peluqueria.
--Tabernas. .--Alquiladores de mHebles --Bo-
degones
! Dia 2O.-~-A las Z de Ia noche: Commentaries
importadores de 3. " clase.--A las 8: Farma.
ceuticos importadores. .-Idem no importado-
res Medicos. -- Praticantes. --Abogados --
Notarios os-Procuradores.
| Dia 2l.--A las de la noche: Almacenistas
de provisones "A las s: Tabaquerias Car.
plnterias - Zapateras. - Barberias. - Hojala.
terias. .--Relojerias. as.--Sastres dandoles la tela
Dia ga las de la noche: Tiendas de te
las otros tejldos.-A la 8: Empresarios de
| peri6dicos politicos Dentistas. - Profesoret
de mdsica Secretaries de Juzgados de Paz
--Imprentas. .-Fot6grafos. -Taleres de .encua
dernaciOn.
Dia PA las de la nooho: Pulperfas cor
tabaquerias. las 8: Cacharrerfas. --Desta.
jistas --Lapidarios marmolistas. .-Herreros -.
Componedores de sombreros. -- Plateros -
BaIos de aqua dulce.
Dia PA las de la noche Pulperfas sir
tabaquena "A las ocho Agentes de comprs
y venta de frutos -Idem de negocios --Iden
Itineraries. .--Prestamista --Fabrcas de fund.-
cion de hierro!-1dem de pastas. as.-Idem de ce
ra--Idem de chocolate.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-16
A LOS AMIGOS
DE LIBROS BUENOS Y BARATOB.
B1BL1orEoA Ao1Esr1r1co-IIrERARrA Z

I 3
Sc aeaba de establecer en- Madrid una
empresa editorial bajo el epfgrafe dc
estas lneas, que5se propone publican
las meiores obras escritas en- todos los
ramos de la humana cultura, griegas,
latinas, espanolas y extranjeras; todas
en- castellano. FL objeto de Ia empress
es difundir Ia afc1on q los bnenos II.
bros poniendolos al alcance de todas
las fortunas per modestas que sean.
En- efecto, vol1menes or. 3. frances de
nutrida pero clara lecturas de 100 pagi-
mas cada uno, so dan q los snscriptoyes
& 2 reales vellon an toda la Peninsula.
Declarada por los editores de Ia Biblio-
teca Agencia EXCLUSIVES de dicha Empre-s
sa para esta Isla la Administration del
BoLET1N, no queriendo esta lucrar On
10 que tanto puede contrihnir & LEI ilus-i
TRACTION popular, dara q los que gae sila-
criban 4 esta Biblioteca q razon de mn
real ell vol1men en- Ia Capital "a is
centavos en- los demas pueblos de ID is.
la, por conducto de los Agentes del Bo,
LETN, q los que Sc serviran los pedidOs
que hagan. s4ss
Sa!dra luz p1blica un yol1men oadA
semana: de modo que por seis pesos y
medic anuales en- la Capital J siete pesos
80 centavos en- el..interiof adquirir& ea-
da suscriptor So tomos de obras esc6gi.
'das en- un alo. Nunca Sc han vendido
libros tan baratos an Puerto Rico.
Los tomos sueltos Sc venden rea.
les. 49,
Los suscriptores pagan cada voldnen
al recibirlo,. al reducido tipo de IN real
y Is centavos respectivamente.
Sc han recibido el primero y segun-,
do tomo que cont:ene novelas ejem-
plares de Miguel de Cervantes !: Ia Gi-
anilla, E Anante Liberal, La ESpaaolu
inglesa, y Rincoaete yCoytaditlo y 20 La
cenciodo Vsdriero.
Como no Sc han traido sino pocos
ejemplares, rogamos a las peFsonas que
gusten suscribirse la Bibli0tecG Cen
ty5co-Hteraria, den prontossus 6rdenes
a esta Administration para hacet por
el correo ingles los oportunos pedidos.
Las personas de fuerA <e esta Gapi.
tai que deseen recibir difectamente los
tomos de la Biblioteco enViaran, adem6s
del precio indicado para Ia Capital, IN.
sello para el franqueo 81 quieren que se
les eche al correo por su cuenta = ries-
90, G tres selIos 81 desean recibir cada
tomo certifcado baio la responsabili-
dad de esta Administration.
La Administration del BoIETM MER-
CANTIL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-16
AViso importante.
Fnpresa de V pores eor'e@ de las Antila'
DE D. RAMON HERRERA, HABANA.

Deseosa esta empresa de contribuir al ma
yor movimiento mercant de esta Isls, y por
consgmente su mejor bienestar econ6mico,
ha dispuesto que sus conocidos acredltados
vapores "Marsea, "Alicante, f" "Nuevo
Moctezuma" y "Manuela, recalen la venida
ida a la Habana, ademas de los pnertos de
Aguadila Mayague en- Ponce, proporcio-
nando los sehores pasajeros que quieran
aprovechar esta oportunidad, sobre el buen
trato de sus conocidos capitanes Villaamil,
Ventura, Bidaguren, etc, las ventajas de los
precios tan moderados como los de cualQuera
Otra empresa.
Asi mismo ma dispuesto que cuando hagan
viaje los EN- leados civiles y mlitares con sus
familias dcntro de los puertos de esta lsla, Sc
les rebaje Ia tercera parte del valor de- los pa
safes, segun tarifa 81 Ell ndmero de pasaje-
ros fuese muuhO 4 Ocurriese embarque de tro-
pa, en- estos vapores espafoles, Sc haran con-
tratos especiales procurande la mayor economic
Ademas en- las respectivas Agencias, Sc
expediran billetes de pasaje de ida vuelta con
rebaa de 80 p. q sohre los tipos de tarifa, sien-
do validos hasta tres meses despues de expe-
didos, servibles para cualquiera de los vapo-
es de la Empresa.
Puerto Rico, Mayo 5 de l879.--Los Agen-
tes, h'iarte, yYlGno de CHracenG i CO.--Ma-
rina. hta Ia jul.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-16
ALEXANDRA TURULL,
AGENTE GENERAL DE NEGOCIOS.
Gale de Ia Fortaleza, mum. Al,
PUERTO-RICO.
TT IA Jul
-AVi5O.

Ell que suscribe, secio comanditario de la ra.
zon Olivary Comp, hace presente que ID. Pc
dro Olivar, su consocio, Sc ha fugado de esta
Isla, llevandose todo ell efectivo que en- csj.
habia, otorgando sin facul AIDES para clio podel
D. Jose NJ. Suarez que ha suspendido pagos
poniendo la casa en- liquidation ejecutandc
operaciones que no puedeD tener efcacia algu-
ma legal que solo tienen por objeto perjudi.
car al sociO comanditario que frma. Tanto a
cionada razon Olivar y Comp. Sc les previene
que el infrascrito esta ejercltando las acciones
civiles y criminales que lie competen, les ha.
ce presente este particular para que Sc Austen
gan de toda clase de negociaciones con ell dicho
apoderado, pues todas las que Sc hagan SOL
nulas y de ningun valor como hechas en- frau.
de de legitlmos intereses.
Puerto-Rico, de Mayo de. 1879.-Antonio
Ollvar 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-16
-AViSO.

De las herramientas y medios auxiliares que
tengo a. servicio de las obras har desapareci-
do desde hace agun tempo una cantidad no.
table, y aun mas desde Enero Setiembre de
1878, especialment azadas, palas, picos, zapa-
picos, barras de herro niveles, algunas mar
cadas Y FL, y otras sin marcar: y como nadie
tengo prestado, nj autorizado para disponer nj
hacer uso de elias, declaro: que considerare
NAL adquiridas sabiendas, las que Sc encuen-
tren en- manos eXtrailas fuera de mis- obras
en- construction
Puerto Rico IL de Mayo de l879.-E. j.
IGLEsIAS. l-3
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la CENTRAL COMISIONlSTA
sDE
CARRERAS Y COMPANIA.
AGENC1A GENERAL DE ENcARGOs NEd0Mos
SAN JUAN, PUERTo-RICo. o.-TANcA, s.


Sc ocupara en- comision de cobros de cuen.
tas, documentos, alquileres, sueldos g., u.
Compra venta de frutos, hncas, merca-
derias, letras de cambio, alhajas, aeciones v
toda especie de papel negotiable.
Cambios, prestamos descuentos.
Agenciar pasaportes, matriculas, licencfaA
documentos publicos, partidas de bautismo.
casamiento, defuncion, &. Il.
Practicar inventarios liquidaciones, ba-
lances, comprobaciones, rectidcaciones Y
cuentas con sin inter6s.
Entender en- quiebras, suspensiones depa-
go, moratorias, concursos, .pleitos, arreglo Y
toda clase de negocios civiles.
Entregar percibir mercaderias, frutos,
muebles, dinero, cartas. documentos y toda
clase de objetos.
Redactar toda especie de documentos es-
critos; anuncioss memorials, exposiciones,
mani1estos, &, &.
Proporcionar q las caSas de comercio tene-
dores de libros Y dependencies: los ca
pitanes de buQues casas consignatarias v
cuanto mas SO les ofreZca durante su per.
manencia en- este puerto.
Tanto la comision de los negocios relacio.
nados, como la de losque no Sc ha hecho re-
ferencia evitando ser demasiado extensos.
sera completamente modica y arreglada al
Y po1 ultimo tambien Sc Ocupara de todO
10 concerniente al cange de carpetas rest
duos por billetes del Tesoro; cobros de es.
tos por amortization en- sorteos de los 8
primeros cupones cuyO pago esta ordenado.
Puerto Rico, mayo 10 de 1879. LA DREc-
CIoN. 2-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-16

lugar del hierro eli proporcionar fuerza motriz
para cargar cana. bombear aqua. aserrar maderas
10 cual se puede hacer la mayer faclidad los
intervals de Ia aracion. por dhimo la rsdueci9n
mediana extension. Para mas detalles dirigirse en-
Ponce al que sqseribe. ingeniero como tambien So
arroz maiz ladrlos. hele. maderas. ferro carriles
tranvias renolcadores. ycualauiera case de maoui-
maria colonial.
once. Puerto Rico. febrero de 1878. -RoBERTo GRA-
HAM agente. Vier.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-16
-Avi5o.

Confundiendose amenudo mi corresponden-
cla con la de mi senior tic u. Eudaldo J. Igle.
slas, suplico mis- reIacionados V orresponsa.
les de nuestra "Central Conlisionista de Uarre.
ras q 70 !" de Ia que soy s6cio gerente que ten.
gan que alrlglrse a mi en- particular, Sc sirvan
Eduardo lglesias Ortiz.
Puerto Rice 4ayo, L Dc 1879. =;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-16
An11ncio.

Sc vende la hacienda ''San Patricio," de la
propiedad de D. Lemuel g. Alams, situada en-
Quebradillas, en- ell barrio de Cacao, compues-
ia de $50 cuerdas de terreno de los mas from
dosos de la Jurisdiction. 100 cuerdas de CANA
y 20 cuerdas de cafe y platanos, I'M traplche de
buey y de II clase, casa de pailas, alambiqae
con sus baticiones, toneles para ron, molino y
almacen de pillar cafe, casa y maquina de des-
cascarar cafe, una hermosa casa de habita-
S9n ySass pue yss Eqsyss d que
de Ouebradillas as
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ner en construction constantemente cento cincuen.
ia pares de maquinas c2n sus correspondientes ac'
Las ventajas que ofrece i arado al vapor al prope
tario son: indeprndenca reativa con respecto 10.
trabajos. consiguiendose ademas tAner las tierras
mejor aradaS listas mas tempo resultando de ese
modo grandes economics Ell 81 cultivo mayores
prod1rtos.
Las ventaias que ofrecen las mejoras arrba indi'
mas mas ligeras manuables; mayor fuerza de re-
sistencia en- las varas pleas e del acero en-