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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-07
Boletin Mercantil.

Mucho podeis ayudarla con vuestros
sanos consoles y amorosas exhortacio-
nes Y sobre todo con vuestro buen
ejemplo, leccion practica de virtud,
cuya elocuencia abrumadora no pue-
den resistir nj aun los mas malos vi
ciosos. En- vuestras intimas relaciones
de familia, en- el seno de la amistad, en-
ell mismo trato social podeis eiercer
con fruto esta mission santa, encarecien-
do 4 todos la necesidad importancia
de la educacion moral y religiosa del
hogar. En- todas las classes, estados y
condolences encontrareis familias des-
graciadas por falta de educacion cris-
tiana; no busqueis otra causa, a esas es
precise rescatar, q esas es precise salvar;
no vacileis, pues, ahi teneis ell medic;
Ia Iglesia catolica, Madre comun de los
fieles tiene consuelos para todos, traed-
las al temple del Senior, para que oigan
la palabra de Dios y vivian: aquf apren-
deran conecerle y amarle, aquf en- su
divina presencia asistiran a la Fcelebra-
cion de augustos mistesios y penetrados
de su divjna gracia creeran, esperaran
y amaran. Entonces NADIA sera dificil
para ellos, porque todo es possible al
que cree; Ell yugo de la ley, que tan Pc
sado les parecia antes, SO volvera dulce
y suave = su carga ligera; las practicas
religiosas que antes tenian por intolera-
bles, seran ell mayor consoe1o de su vi
da; Ia humilde confession de sus peca-
dos, que antes miraban con horror, se-
RI el mayor estimulo para poderse unir
con Dios, que es verdad y vida. Estos
pensamientos de Dios y de su divina
clemencia que, trocando su corazon,
llevaran su propia casa, seran la base
y fundamento de la educacion moral y
religiosa de la familia 5 la salvaguardia
de La virtud d---~- --
Asl eontribuireis, Amados Hermanos
en-e1 Senior, q la regeneration moral de
tantos hijos desheredados del reino de
los cielos por la culpable incuria dc sus
padres. Asl vereis glori6cado el santo
nombre de Dios en- todas parties. Y
ell funesto error de los innovadores que
guerra matar vuestras mas dulces espe-
ranzas, ufano hoy por el silencio y apa-
sisa. de muchos cristianos timidos indi-
'''-- tes, desaparecera ante la verda1
hefendldta pc: PEI Ia Ia aEdiante fa ) !
~ cooperation de los l. todoI
ue Ia yysrdadera Iglesia. Es.~-la g
fruto cierrSa no 10 dudeis, de vuestre
piadoso concurec
Pidamos, puas, al Sssaa2r de las mise
ricordias que bendiga ests santa y go
ROSA empresa, para que, Spnldos todos
en- un mismo esplritu de caridsaa, 1orme
mos un solo pueblo cat5!ico y llencsess a.
amor y gratitud cantemos las divinas
alabanzas a Nuestro Padre. que esta en-
los cielos; cuya gracia humildemente I'M
ploramos al daros con toda la efusion
lie nuestra alma nuestra pastoral ben
dicion en- el nombre del Padre, del Hi
10 Y del Esplrito Santo. Amen.
Dada en- nuestro Palacio Episcopal
l. dc Mario de 1879. JUAN ANTO-
MO, Obispo de Puerto Rico. - Por
mandado de s. E. I. ell Obispo mi ST.,
L1cDo ALBINo Polo, Secretario.
NOTEsta Carta pastoral eera nucstra glesa
lie la cl domingo Immediate r9cibo
das de indugenca los ogan aencion
5u lectura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-07

los higados mismcs. Baio estas circunsT
tancias no es extra1o que merezca q
confianza de la facultad y que su etica-
cia como remedio para toses secas, .peli-
grosos males pu1monares, erupciones
cronicas, reumatismo confrmado sea
proverbisl. Una cucharada mezclada
con dos del Pectoral de Anacahuite
es el modo facil y mejor de tomar q
Aceita.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-07
COMUNICADO.
sr. Director del BoLETIN.

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Muy Sr. mio amigo: ciertos actos generO-'
SOS no deben pasar desapercibidos para el pa-
blico que, juez supreme de la opinion, debe en-
tOdo case conocerlOs
Ell Sr Director de El B,scGpie ha regaladQ
& la escuela de adultos una " collection de
delos, para la ensefianza del dibujo lineai,
cable las artes, ofcios industrias
Al dar las mas sinceras gracias al ST. d. Ma
nuel Fernandez Juncos, consigno satisfech0
que 81 el Director de Ell Buscapit tiene bas-
tante tino para corregir los abuses con sn fes.
tiva critica, lie sobra tambien para estimu.ar
acertadamente los que desean romper las pess
sadas ligaduras de Ia ignorancia -
Rec.ba este Sr. las muestras de mi aprecio,
asi como las de los alumnos de la escCela Dc
adultos
", Sr Director, las gracias por Ia inser.
sion de estas Eneas en- su apreciable peIi6dico.
De v. affmo. 8 s Q M.
Adrian Martinez GGndiG
Puerto Rico Mario de 1879.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-07
NOVINIII70 NlRIfINl.
ENTRADAS.

ENTRADAS.
Mario 4--De Halifax, goL ing. "Estella :,
salazOneS.
" De s. Thomas vap. esp. ssMarse.
lla", carga ganeral.
" De Santander, berg. esp "Aqui-
naga", carga general
De Halifax, goL Ing Matte, sa-
lazOnes
" 6.-De S. Thomas, yap. ing. MArnoD,
translt0.
" De s. Thomas, vap. ing. "Bermu-
da", carga general
i" " De Geneva, berg italiano .sNicola
Costa, carga general
" Berg. amr. "Jennie A. Cheney,
toneleria.
SALlDAS.
Mario para Aguadilla, vap esp. stMarse.
lla", carga general
Pasajeros llegados en- el vap. sArno" de
Santhomas.-Juan Sexto, G. Mardree, III.
Jackson, s. Derding, Francisco Barone, A,
Sarubbe, Mr.. Kuobblank.
Salidos en- ell ''Marsella. &c. Araujo, Emf.
liza Sierra, Juan Ochoa, Santiago Santoni,
Jose Font, Elias Maldonado, Pbro. J. Bigas.
Marcelino GimeneZ, J. A. Caparros, Ju
Franceschi, Francisco Muscc F. Cort6s
Lopez, F. Galindo, Rosario Atiles yun nj
Jose Gomez Cuevas, Lorenzo Patchot.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-07

cuales Sc asignan anualmente 395 Milo
nes de frances el aumento propuesto
entranara un gravamen de 6.O5O, 900
frances, y el presupuesto total ascende-
ra q 4O175O,00 frances.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-07
VAPORBS CORREOS TRASAgl
OJOs ARTIF,I F,IOIALEs.

En- Ia FARMAoIA LEDEsMA Sc encuentra IN
complete variado surtido de dichos oios. one
50 vendeR precioa m6dicQs, Hta s MAI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-07

sociologla en- que la exageracion y espl-
ritu de innovation de estos tiempos ha
ensalzado la razon del hombre sobre to-
do 10 divine y humane, para crear So
bre las ruinas del pasado un derecho
nuevo, desconocido, absurdo y disol-
vente de toda sociedad!
Va veis, pues, Venerables Hermanos
y amados hijos, que leios de ser hostil
8 refractaria 4 la instruction y ensenan-
"a de los pueblos la Iglesia catolica,
presta constantemente su poderoso apo
70 en- todas las esferas del saber huma-
no y coopera con la poderosa inteligen
cia de sus hijos al esclarecimiento y
propagation de todas las ciencias on sus
verdaderas manifestaciones. Lo 1nico
que la distingue y separa de los falsos
" descreidos dogmatizadores es que CO.
loca en- el centric de sus elucubraciones,
ST as1 puede decirse, ell sol de justicia,
que es Dios y toma de este foco lumi-
noso sus raudales de luz, que derrama
sobre sus investigaciones cientlfcas pa
ra iluminarles con su resplandor divino.
Porque en- tcdas parties el sabio cato
lico We Dios en- todas siente por sus
inspiraciones su divina presencia y ell
todas le adora como ell supreme dispen-
sador de los dones de la inteligencia Y
de la gracia.
Pero no es para llegar las atlas re-
Clones del saber que os pedimos vues-
tro poderoso leal concurso, no: nues-
ira peticion es mas limitada, mas facil
y asequibie; es para la educacion moral
y religiosa de las familias que os pedi-
mos vuestra cooperation, es para la
educacion popular que va infltrandose
rlgeamente y vulgarizando paso paso
Preci0oprogresos de la ciencia hasta
lance de todas las clases
reglas de copducta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-07

Leemos en- Ia Revue de Literature ASdi.
c0le:
"Desde la publication de los trabajos del
professor Fuster, de Montpelier, Ia atencion Dc
los medicos Sc ha dirigido sobre Ell empleo de-
la carne cruda y del alcohol en- el tratamiento,
no solamente de las afecciones cr6nicas y de d
tales como 10 pneumonia, Ia flebre tifoidea, etc.
La carne cruda tiene generalmente propie.
dades admirables dignas de ser utilizadas en-
todas las formas del empobrecimiento de Ia
sangre !; por desgracia la caDtidad sempre ere.
ciente de casos de tenia y de trichinas trasmi-
los por la carne de los animales al organiB.
mo humane, hace REGULAR muchos m6aicos
-ssseats- q ma grande cantidad de enfermos;
espf Acon Ia. .fbrina es, debem q
asa z1gnada nero ro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-07

uo SA.o v..,---.--r.---....s.sa.m~
papel blanco ante Ell
to, pues, segun Ell ar
tempo tienen lugar
tas diligencias no {
pues la ley, previsora
nadie Sc perjudique.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-07

Ell vapor Bermuda
periodicos de Nueva-
27 de febrero,y una
tro apreciable corresF
falta de espacio no Ii
En- la rapida revision &,
cho de los periodicos
encontramos NADIA de |
que Ell dia Is por la mi
Cadiz sin novedad el {
tinez Campos, d bordo
Ell ~ debfa llegar a J
era esperado con ansiet
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-07

que hace amos re-
ID Ecod6mica la sub
daba, igaoraba sin
e disoluclon en- que
or 10 que juzglmos
Ia parta de la Ley
, Senadores que Sc
edad Economica de
No puede ser que
9, no celebra sesio-
"a, nj tiene local, nj
70 amos con NADIA de
tos prescriben ten
ecir, que no puede
de sus de5eres te-
gios que las que es-
;endo ell bien
Sue radican.
y no me-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-07

En- shd1o 1ue 0coslonauO f,Oi
cape uz gas. La biblioteca estabaA
gurada por $4,000 libras esterlinas. !.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-07

NoTAEsta Cara pastoral leera nucsra Iglesa
Gaedra en- odas las Parroquias de los Doce al oertoro
de la domingo Immediate r9cbO
da de ndugencia los que ogan atencion
lectura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-07

ofrecido
pGblico
La instan-
lrino, en-
presenta-
o por la
ha tent.
u parecer
diputa-
eeptos, es
mO-COn-
aGafpdral
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-07
GACETlLLAS.

Sermones de Observation-Disclosures y
microbes, por la tarde, en- la Santa Igle-
sia Catedral.-L1nes y vi6rnes On San
Jos6.-Martes y ju6ves en- San Francis
co.-S&bados en- Santa Ana.
Desgracia.-Segun nos escriben, ha-
ce pocos dias un vecino de Rio-piedras
tuvo la mala suerte de caerse de una
carreta la cual le pas6 por encima oca-
sionandole la muerte.
Llegada. -Hemos tenido el gusto de
esta Redaccion al popular actor
Para que So. Eugenio Astol, recien lle-
lue para todos tiene Ia 20 artista aprecia-
continuation grandes rass.- aAmas com.
:" en-
Almanaque complete dv-Puerto.Rico para
Il aiio de 1879. 5. - !
/ Rai,al y fastividades narando nno sasg ny
~s@S~s1Sr 0rden alfabetic6. .eN DInS 80 -
's'educcS1,~:I1'' ~:I1''-->;iaaGped2e fesGpa en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-07
Leemos en- la Rsvue de Literature Maj.

Puerto-Rico Mario 6 de 1879.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-07

N6
nea.lcl'es de
Dc auto de.
I0r;a4>2;
imar en-
| distri-
n todo
y es-
ulHeIO,
efe que
a traido
hasta ell
ae nues-
due pOr
los hoy.
NOS he
jidos no
lar sino
: lego a
efafMar-
'el Espa1a.
Idrid donde
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-07

pOR LA GRACIA DE DIOS DE LAlSANTA SEDE
APOsT6LdCA, oBISPO DE SAN JUAN BAUTIsTA
DE PUERTo-RICO CABALLERO GRAN CRUZ DE
LA REAL DISTINGUTDA ORDEN AMERICANA
DB ISABEL LA CAT6LICA, sUBDELEGADo CAS-
TRENsE EN- EsTA DI6CESIs, &C., &c
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-07

es una vana teorla, no es una simple
instruction cualquiera, es la ensenanza
practica de todos los deberes y en- par
ticular de los que nos ligan Dios, por-
que son ell origen fundamento de to-
dos los demas. La educacion cristiana
es la ensenanza de palabra y obra que
q los hijos deben los padres de familia
y esta es la que pedimos todos en-
nombre de Dios y por la vida y saliva
cion de la familia cat6lica porque es
la que constituye esencialmente la edu-
cacion mora. y religiosa del hogar Do
mestico y mas tarde la educacion popu-
lar; porque la educacion de los pueblos
tiene por base y toma su bondad y Ca
racter de la educacion de la familia.
Por este deploramos con verdadera
amargura ell tristisimo estado en- que Sc
encuentra hoy entire nosotros la educa-
cion moral y religiosa de las familias y
os pedimos vuestra poderora y activa
cooperation para remover los obstaculos
que SO oponen q Ia regeneration moral
y social que intentamos por medic de
una nueva educacion franca y sincera-
mente catolica porque solo ella podra
restablecer ell decoro y dignidad de la
familia y librarnos de la disolucion So
cial, que es una consecuencia logica de
Ia disolucion de aquella.
Cierto es que q la sombra de la CO.
mum y general indiferencia acerca de
la educacion de la familia ha cundido
desgraciadamente en- todas las classes
la desmoralizacion mas completa y que
hasta la familia ha perdido en- parte su
caracter sagrado y venerable. Cierto
es que muchos hijos han sido abando-
nados por sus padres cual pla ntas sill
vestres q su natural y espontaneo de-
sarrollo, sin conocimiento del verdade-
ro Dios y de su santa ley, unicos prin-
cipios "a podian regular sus natura-
les efRari{%s fabieadPps Ppssrormar su conciencia mo-
raIner g ,Gomn. dos que ell respetoy amer
filso premjos de }r' primsrtea Sc reverenciaban
IA d9ln san ,fI1gsp z aye praebs surecido del hogar
da,,n6S II ial,rica ha 81 Ia fechn S Dor de DIOS
MOS completes, ademas de gran n,.o doc r.,
que lnfuntas 9.eloras introducidas en- tx lssuues y
nODies senban producido resutados TN bupn'.-
vida nj GO tr
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-12
REDEMPTION UNDER THE BACK
TAX LAW.

The house committee on ways and
means have decided against the propos-
ed amendment 10 the back-tax law of
1877. giving delinquent owners of land
sold for taxes two years to redeem it In .
Under tine law as it now stands, when
the delinquent real estate is sold, the
sale is absolute, and the sheriff's deed
conveys to the purchaser the title IN fee
1t is complained that this is a hardship
TO delinquent owners, and the two wears
redemption proposition is made in their
interest The house committee have de-
cided wisely in rejecting it, II persons
were compelled to purchase lands at
back-tax sales. subject to the owners
right to redeem In two years, they
would not purchase at all; the lands
would not be sold, and the chief effective
feature III the law would be lost. The
greater portion OF lands sold under the
law have paid no taxes Tor four, six.
eight or ten years. In many cases they
belong to non-residents, who desire
merely to hold them till some distant
day. when they can sell them at "A prof
1t, meantime paying no taxes on them.
vi course there are hardships to be met
with IN the execution OF the law, but it
may be stated that in nearly all cases
the victims are per ons who hahituallv
refuse to pay their taxes. When all
processes are exhausted, and the delin-
quent property is brought to sale, the
taxes, penalties, interest and costs gem
orally amount to nearly as much as it
is worth, and if there should be added
q right OF redemption within two Years.
there would be little Indictment for per-
sons to bid on it, and three-fourths OF
ths delinquent tracts would remain un-
sold.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-12
A HERD OF BUFFALoEs DROWNED

An army officer who arrived in the city
from the Yellowstone valley day or two
ago, tells story OF what happened to a
herd OF buffa!oes that were mieratino
southward. They numbered 2.500
head. The herd struck the river near
Cow island. The animals came upon
the river with solid front. and began
the crossing with closed ranks. The
stream at the point OF crossing was yery
deep. When the front file, which was
stretched out quarter OF mile in
length. had nearly gained the opposite
shore, the ice suddenly gave way under
them. Some four Or i've hundred ami.
mails tumbled into the opening all in n
heap. Others tell in on top OF them
and sunk out OF sight in a twinkling
BY this time the rotten ice was break inc
on on short under the still advancing herd
ihey were wedged in so .thickIy that
they could do nothing but struggle for a
second and then disappear. In q minute
from the time the first ice broke not a
buffalo was to be sesu.-ChicaSo Times.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-12
CHAMPAGNE WITH THE CZAR,

Carl Beck. who was the first singer OF
his time, has just died in Vienna. He
was great favorlte of the late czar, who
one day told Beck to ask favor OF him.
at the same time promising to grant it.
Beck. instead Of soliciting money or
patronage. said he would like to drink
bottle of champagne with the car,
both drinking out of the bottle. The
czar was hugely offended, but kept his
word. and ordered the ..hz." Beck.
however, paid for his semerity by re-
ceiving orders the same night to leave
Russia within three days, a promise at
the same time being exacted that he
would never divulge the above. This
account was discovered in Beck papers
after his death London World.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-12
MASKED BATTERIES.

II you'll keep II Il secret-honor bright,
li tell you little story Joe;
Something tn II happened TO me last night
You may have notIced l.ve spsonsd. OF late.
Do Laura Clyde-nOthing else 10 DO,
She rather pretty-at any rate,
Fond OF flirting, and I am, too.
Laura's y iriena of my sIs.er Fan;
H.r room joins miIe and the " 4its are thin
so l. by an accident heard them plan
Their dresses tor Inasqueratllng iu.
The ball VIA lovely, the costumes f1ne,
Aud either dancing or iced champagne
Can't say which, but expect the wine
Just little confused my brain. .-r
So. meeting Laura-sipsy maid
knew her sSonce by her dress. you Sec
took her out for . promenade
On the piazza, alone with me.
"Flirteds', Said I was deep 10 love, D..
Msdly worshipped the ground she trod,
Vowed it by all below. above;
Did she return It? A word. = nod3
The fair head drooped in assent; and
snatched OF the mask ;with rapture kissed hey
peal of laughter was my reply
BY Jove. old hoy, 1t was my sisterl
Laugh at me, Joe; don't spare nv pride
Nor mind my feelings. feel 80 glad
1t WAS my sister-not Laura Clyde.
Heavens, what an escape had2
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-12
THE WEARING OF the BLACK.
By ". C. REN1aEH. MINI

The following verses. with the introduction
which explains their origin, were very enec
lively recited by little Harris Dickson, OF y,cks
burg, Miss, and permission was obtained I,
publish them in the Herald" During th
late war between the north and south, ysriou
parodies appeared on the Irish ballad, 18th,
Wearing Of the Green,' such as "Wearinx O
the Gray, 3" Wearing Of the Blue" etc. sool
after its close the following unpubl, shed linel
were written by northern man. then a mer.
chant in Ficksburg. who has since died:
Let others sing in melting strains
OF wearing Blue md GRAY;
Let Erin breathe her song OF Green
AS Time Keeps on his way
Our song Is not of aag, nor field,
Nor battles crimson track;
But OF the mothers. sisters, wives
Who're wearing OF the Dlackl
Glory may circle round the BIue
And yalor crown the Gray,
And Erin feel beneath her Green
The pulse OF freedom play.
tor uS, the glories Of the camp
Bring no such trophies back
But sad bereavement Civ es the right
For wearing of the Black.
Go, gaze on battles vaunted helds.
20, walk their graveyards through
Inc green turf grows above the hearts
That Wore the Gray and Blue
There, in the holy hour of eve
Before Your steps turn back
Then ask tha: solemn W idow why
She's wearing of the Black,
No muse OF Gray. nor Blue. nor Green,
1" those whose hopes are dead
19nr Ooasted glory pales its light,
w hen children crv for bread
Aay He who feeds the ravens. guard
And hear the Orphans cries;
nd lead the wearers of the Black
Back from the bridge of Sighs
For us. no song of Blue. nor Gray,
Nor Green. nor Red and White
wen wait and labor through tue day,
And weep and pray vt night;
Aud when our journey is complete
Dear Father, take lis back,
Ann give us garments white as snow
more wearing now the Black!
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-12

such Endorsement shall be deemed q
valid transfer OF the property represent.
ed by such receipt. and may be either
IN blank or to order of another, and
every indorsee or ttransieree OF such re-
celpt may in like manner and with like
effect negotiate and transfer the same
bV Endorsement to the order OF another
or in blank, or by delivery under prior
Endorsement in blank. Every such. writ
ten Endorsement shall be deemed a war;
ranty that the indorser has good title
and lawful authority to sell the prop
erty named IN such receipt. No sale ol
grain, not evidenced or accompanied by
a transfer of the warehouse receipt
given therefor, shal! be valid as against
The bona tide holder OF such receipt.
All warehouse receipts for properly.
storedin public warehouses OF classic,
shall distinctly state on their face the
brands or distinguishing marks upon
such property. ID" - a
Sec. "a. Any warehouseman of any
public warehouse, who shall be guilty
OF issuing any warehouse receipts tor
any property not actually in store ut the
time OF Issuing such receipt, or who
shall be guilty Of issuing any warehouse
receiptiin any respect fraudulent in its
either as to its date, or the
quantity, quality or Inspected grade OF
such property. or VINO shall remove and
property from store (except to preserve
1T from fire Or other sudden danger)
without the, return aud cancellation OF
the cure ut outstanding receipt that may
have been issued to represent such prop
erty, shall be deemed guilty of a crime,
and upon conviction thereof. shall suit
fer, IN addition to any other penalties
prescribed by this act, Imprisonment in
the penftentiary for not less than two
and not more than ten years.. aaE
Secs 25. Nothing in this act shall de-
prive any person ol any common law
remedy now existing.
Sec: 26; The proprietors or managers
of each public warehouse shall keep
posted up, at all times. in q conspicuous
place, In the business office OF such
warehouse. a printed copy of this act.
Sec. q. Ali acts and parts of acts
inconsistent with this act, are hereby
repealed ~ err LIZ o.. e.t.i
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-12
BE CAUTIOUS.

THE manufacturers o. the New Ham,. ssr,,,,,
Machine write me, under dare u1 NovemhrT
E.hd mat there are imitation machlnes am and
ior Ihr good AMI protection OF buvers will s,v
mat tht Company employs bo one beside
myself, to represent the genuine machine in This
couhty. y l hope this will be sufficient warning
Exam Sainst bogus dealers. When you want some.
.nsa3 genuine, Write and get my cash terms.
which are as low as the lowest.
AYRES e. NJ BIRD.
"s'3 Lsatodsen OF Nj, Hope, No.