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GOV, SMITH.
HIS SPEECH OF ACCEasTAFCn.

6HkfiHF REfhltEA ~ JNS 1stSHHes
MApIaos. Wis, July e3.-whcn tho Governor
was introduced to the Convention lr n'ado tic
following address In recognition Of tho high
honor dona hlM:
Mn, PRESIDENT AND GENTLEMEN or THE
CONVERSIONS: am Informed by your Commit
toy that this Convention, representing the Re
publican pasty Of tho State, has oaeu plcascd to
tender to me the denomination for tho office Of
Governor. I beg To return 10 you, gentlemen,
and 10 the constituencies you represent, my
mont k1nccre ali cordial thaDike for this complt-
mcnt aud high honor Although not advised Of
the exact phraseology Of the resolutions Which
you have adopted, yet there ia snch unanImlty
oi sentiment anoug Republicans upon Ill tho
Important questions ot the day lhut there II no
ressou to nppfchend thAt your platform Will
not bo quite satisfactory III every plank, aound
IN every proposition, and houest - Hhole. ],
thn1eIore, very gratefully acceDt your nonlna-
t!on. The Republican party now, ~ Tor tho
past tWenty-tiye years, Is anchored to tia it1-
nutaplo prluctu'es Of right ami Justice, mud,
therefore, it stands committed TO pauonal
supremacy, national unity, naslonAl equsllty,
and a.t!onal liberty, It IL In favor Of TITO
honest payment Of h"ntst dsbts, ia
hopcst 1nouoy, by nations ~ we'll aa by
individuals. aud 10 lasnr " the nlkhest stnh.
as for The other. Not claiming 1nfaitibi!!ty, It
nov cI thciass unhcsitating,y tnyEtes tho clossat
scrutiny Of Its record during the prestous years
OF it. existcpcc whi!c wagiE gigantic war for
great questions OF
RECONSTRUCTION AND Kk6uMPT1ok.
II proudly claims that all its purposos haye
beau pure, und al its aims haye been for the
advancement Ut tho honor, and haupIatas. aud
prosperity Vt all tie people Of al parts
ri IN
, 1879-07-24
THE PLATFORM.
A NATION, NOT A coNrEDERAcr

A NATION, NOT CoNfEDERAcr.
MADISON, Wis. July o3.-Tllo Committee on
Resolutions reported, aud tho.rcport Was adopt
cd, as follows:
s q y s sy sst dsss;
!. Tie ltepaIltc of tha Uaited s;ates Is !, ns-
Government ID clothed With paramount authority
for the regulation OF all subjects OF national con-
i. Tho clccttons OF members OF conuresa aro
national elections, md a. such the whole country
ia Interested in hAvny them fairly mad peacefully
opportunity 10 exercise his right Of surnge freely,
md. without fear Of posaonal vlolunco, to vvte'
and 9nly saee a s{sn slcSssona and
oosslnment "a; 10 en'ores ths siEhs. Tho nepabsa,
Elections, except when It il Necessary 10 maintain
the public peaco and nrotcct the constitutional
shs o u no nser epqo
terfered wsth tho exercise ot freo suffrage on tho
part Of tIIe pcuple The DcnldeEauc party, by ths
proposition to prohibit ths pre.ence in ths vicinity
Of the polls not only Of Uniied States tIooss. bnt Of
a % R. dss1 sx1
horror Of bayonc,a at the polls. 1t would pornlit
nn ar1nca MOB oI is own partaans to surround tho
Un!tot Stalcs sodiers 10 protect peaceful cltizcns
from Intimidation aud violence at the hands Of the
). Tbs sctnsal Of moro majority In Congress to
mako appropriations Of muney alscaly collected
mate expenses nf tin Government, with the puf::
nose of compelling the President ~ such fcfueht
to approve = measure which he regards as ,inwtac
pt the Constitution anu deserving the CO ndomnA-
tlou Of ali good citizens.
+. Tho pras.ce q attaching what u poplIarly ps1
termed p1lttcat ttdcTA" 10 appropriation nll!t s
revolutionary leyialanon, and should be psohto-
Ited.
s. Tho thanks and grateful Foco8nttlon Of the
people are due to President Hxyes aud to the lie.
, 1879-07-24

servo IL own life; that aplrit which, In The early
days, vn crushed out by alIuaical aat from the
tips of oil John Marehall; thut sni!it which, 10
its character, but which gave place for amb!-
tIot, md power, and held Its aslyocates together
Until tia. sauac spirit nequi!cd such pro.
posttenn. n,o.. ti5 s. , a'f ,. to aos seI1 .ss e
10 The aspat martyr Pres!ions, his grand 1.ieu:-
tcnant-C C1eneral and aids, We camo safe,y throuah
The conflict -that satne spirit wns confident To-
dsy that the past mtgh. be retrieved. Bit three
party must hnvs convinced ali patriotic men
lint lie past could only he secure through tic
vigilance Of tho Rerublcsn party [AppIausc.l
7HK FIRST nALLor.
At l o'clock the Convention ordered an infor-
nal ballot for Governor. The names Of WI.
Tie yoto wps takcn by letters, without roll
sal1. Total. ai1; Smith had l7o; Ludneton,
amith's nomination vas then declared unan-
Tho other slate ofy1cors wers rcnomInnted hy
acctRlnation, IS foftowa: Iteutanant.G Govcrnor,
James II. blnEhsm; accrciar! af State, Hans
Il. warner; Treasurer, Richard uusnsher; At
tnrney.tieneral, Alexander Wilaon: euperin-
tendant Of Public Instruction, william G. Whit.
ford.
GOV. SMITH
Was received with applause, and gratefully &C.
ceptel tl1t nomination. fi1h lelHaIkh 10ll0W
below. 1.ieut-Noy. Bingham ns,d othrr c:.nLf-
dates were also prescnlsdi Anl returned thanks.
STATE ckNrnAL COMMITTEE
raa appointed, as follows: At lnrgc-1a Il.
baker, Racine. Chairman.
First Dissrict-L. D. Weeks and Henry Palm
er. Seroud-J. II. Keyes and Philip l.. Sroancr,
j. ,Thlrd-E. Bcvctcux anil -. FOURTH
j. Il. bingham aud l.. +. Frtsby. F!fth-Gcorgo
Carter and Charles Lnling. SExth-L. 3. Dole
nnd j. II. Foster. 6eyenth-l1unrI Cousins and
+. A. 1Iuster. Eighth-S. W. Hunt mud II. q.
FarchilI.
The Convention adjourned at 2:10 .. m.
, 1879-07-24
COMMENT.

spscis. D4pasch to 7As 7s1euna
MADISON, Wis, July M.-'i1lo prediction
made Ia these dispatches from time to time In
rrEard to tie concIrsions Of the State Convcn-
tton have bsea fnily verified by its acts to-day.
Gov. Smith was renomlnatcd On tie inst pnllot
by vote Of Two to one md Mr.. Ludtngton rs-
eekvcd Inst noout the average number Of votes
conceded to him by Tho best Judges. It is 10
b regretted that some Of Mr.. Iudfngton's
Milwaukce friends do mt tako his defeAt With
that phflosopha good nature which 10
characteristic Of sensible pcoplc but
are inctned to haug their ltpa
and 20 iuto the sutks over 1t. One Of h!a friends
telegraphed to delegate here not to make lilo
nomination ot Smith unanimous, beeAuae they
IN Mtlwsaksa propoAcd 10
BOLT THE TICKET.
This Is tdlotic, especially when It Is remembered
that the Republicans Of Lhe State carried thctr
ticket for dozen yeara With Milwaukee giving
5000 or 1000 Democratic majority against them.
Whom their man was fairly beaten ny voto Of q
to they oughtto cttl,cr scqufcsco n tho decision
Of the minority OF orgarEze party OF their own.
Its proper to state TINT this dlsaIcction does
not taint any Of the county delegates thnt voted
for Ludlngton. They VII! g1vc the ticket cor-
dial support. The nomination Of all lie rest
OF the ticket on ona motion only shows the
unautmity Of the Convention and the harmony
that existed. There IA no chQngn In ths ticket
from two years AGO, when It was elected by q
plurality OF 5000. Tho Republicans feel good
md are saugulno Of SUCCESS In November.
TuH DAT
has been one long TO ba remembered by ths
Republicans Of Wisconsin. They havo not ouly
celebrated their silver Wedding in most mng-
ni1cont STYLE bv all the pomp and circumstance
usually brought into rcqussl.ion ou such occa-
slons, hut tho Stato Convention was ono Of the
hest aud most harmonious ever held iu thu
State. It was indeed SOFT Of 20.
lltlcal revival, at which Senator Chand.
lcr, Gen. Garfield, Congressman Williams and
Burrows did tito ;exhortng, md they did 1t e1-
credinglr uetl. During she conrcnttun Mcssrs.
Atwood, CasatdY. Pound, KcVes, Dennctt.
Humphreys, WhGcler. ard others made short
nud pointed speeches. That OF Mr.. Cassidy,
Oh taking the Chair Us permanent President Of
delivered. Tonight Congressman Burrows, uf
Michigan, has Just concluded the exercises by =
mRsterly soccch In the Asscsnhl. Chamber, be-
fore an immense audience, tn dcfeuse Of the
Republican party.
, 1879-07-24
TIE CONVENTION.
PROCEEDINGS.
AN OUTLINE


6uectdt Dispatch 10 Ths Tribune.
MAp1sox, Wis, July 23-Tho morning Open
cd cool ind cloudy, with prospects Of rain. The
city has been rapidly filling up with delegations
and excursions, including 600 from Jatlesvtlte.
Republican enthusiasm and good feeling wcro
cycry where manifested. The State Republican
Conycnttou was called to order in the Assembly
Chamt,ers by Horace 1.ublcc, tho Chatrmano Of the
State Committee, promptly at 10 o'clock. Ills
remarks follow below.
David Atwood, OF Dane, and William F. Price,
of jackson, wrro nominated for temporary
Chair1nep, and alr. Atwood nas elected viva
rurr.
Fh,letns KNIGHT. of Tepin, and f. 4. Thomp-
son. of Green Lake, were elected Secretaries.
Committee on Credentials wus appointed,
with .Ionathan Bowman. Of Columbia, Tor Chair
rnau. and recess Until il O'Clock was takcu.
WhIlu tho Convention WAS waiting for tic re-
mort, of committees, Consressrnen Pound,
williams, Humphrey, and others were called
mt and madc brief and fclicitous speeches.
r, w. REYES.
rh. uon. r. ". Kaycs, of Madison, nftcr re-
m,ndiu, lila dc1cuatcs OF the great duty they
hoI IN n.rforn. saving II vas for item to doter-
.,,.a ,.t,o,,,,r ,hcv wnnjh do IL we'll wont on tn
"''as a,.....,sy ,x.-a av.rv,1irv ,o.n ,,,n.
say 'n"l pF'l'."es WV 49,. ". nss ~ Vii -,
paratiVc'y noth'ng' ~ whs 'aet kno"n TO MI
thut there WIS sosno difference OF opinion among
lhem as to wl,um should oo put upon the
'lehs'' ., p"s 'na,.,1 sa,,v =. ons rn.n -
1naae t"s1 1noa'o i0,! o ua" 49,.
support the nominees. Ae souuao'eu 1nen 10
keen thc[r eyes Axcd upon the Erent duty, anu
mt for a fiuelo moment permit auy matter Of
nrrson,l differences to interfere, or control, or
influence. or decide the all.lm portant uuestiou.
oo.t,,,, ,,non their fares Ac could safely aay
r .,s''. ... "p 's~.",n,o, VI. --.,o,.h,,v ra.tny
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-07-26

Up Cane river, within mile of
Colfsx, there is 6ne spring, fifty
feet above the level of the river,
from which an inch pipe, running
along the bottom of the river, can
be laid to this place for less than
one hundred dollars, and yet. here
we are furnishing for water!
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-07-26

II has been but few weeks
since we had to- make our first ex-
cuse for issuing a half sheet, and
we had hoped that it would be the
last for many day to come; but,
alas it has been our lot to have
to depend upon that common and
recognized nuisance, youngster
in the goslirg stage, without con-
sideration or responsibility, and as
q consequence we got "left" the
usual fate of the unwary man who
puts his trust in boy. who has
grown too big for his breeches.
We have.made arrangements to
get out the CHRONICLE hereafter
without the assistance of "deyil,"
and after they are completed the
paper will be enlarged and the
amount Of reading matter double
what it has been heretofore. Our
next issue viii be on half sheet,
and perhaps the one following, but
after that Richard will be himself
again." and full amends will be
made for ell shortcomings.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-07-26

When you come to town don't
fail to call on Mr.. A. A. Dean and
take a look at his new goods just
to hand from the city.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-07-26

Two white thieves named Butler
and johnson stole a pair of pants
from Mr.. Bullock and skiff from
MIR. Mcknight and went gliding
down old Red, Wednesday morn
ing just before the break of day.
A party, consisting of Sheriff Jeter,
H. Mcknight and Sam Lacroix. left
in pursuit of the fugitives. over
hauling them at Alexandria We'd
nesday night. as they were attempt
ing to row by under cover of the
dark. Mr.. Mcknight after getting
possession of his boat gave it to a
bystander as present. saying he
didn't care for the boat, but only
wanted the chaps who stole it to
get their dues The two prisoners
were then lodged in the Alexan-
dria jail for the night, and next
day had to trudge thirty miles to
Colfax ct the muzzle of three shot
guns, arriving here in good time to
take supper in the parish Jail in
with five negroes.
Butler will be remembered as the
who has worked about
town on several different buildings
during the past six months, and
johnson is said to have been en-
ployed at Satcher's mill for some
time, where he was thought to be
an honorable man.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-07-26

The Baton Rouge Advocate con
tinues to publish the ad. of DIR. Il.
s. Southwick, whom we published
as frand in our issue Of June 2e.
If Bro. Annis gets anything out of
him be will be- ahead of us.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-07-26

Mrs. Deal left for New Orleans
this week, where she has gone to
select stock for the summer and
early fall trade. She will purchase
q much larger supply than hereto
fore, in order to furnish q new
store on her place five miles below
Colfax. which is TO be opened on or
about August 18th, with our clever
friend, Mr.. Arthur Simonin, TO do
the honors and take charge.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-07-26

We The People complains that
the CHRONICLE fails to reach that
Office. 1t is mailed regularly, and
the fault must be at the Alexandria
end of the line.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-07-26

We have been informed by Mr..
Thomas Hickman that the cotton
worms are on his place. several
miles below Collar, but as yet they
have done the staple no harm.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-07-26

Two boats up this week, Cornie
Brandon aud Frank Willard, and
but one down so far. The Silver
City turned back at Alexandria.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-07-26
ml600TO $4,000 A YEAR, or
AIHuDIS S. to $50 day in your
Uown locality. No risk

= IL II y
VIVVVown locality. No risk.
Women do as well as men Many make
more than the amount stated above. No
one can fail to make money fast ANY
one can do the work. You can make
from so cents to 81 an hour by tlevoting
your evenings and spare time to the
business. 1t c"sts nothing to try the
business Nothing like il for money
making ever offered before Business
pleasant anc strictly honorable. Reader,
If you want to know all about the hest
paying business before the public, send
us your address and we will send you
full particulars and private terms free;
samples worth IS also free you can
then make mp yonr mind for Yourself.
Address GEO. STINSON e. Co.
jy5ly Portland, Maine.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-07-26

Mr.. w. J. Duffy handed us a
boil Of open cotton last Saturday,
which he said was plncked in his
field Wednesday, July 10th.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-07-26

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. n30-1y
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-07-26

The piney woods are burning on
all sides of us.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-07-26

What about cutting down the
weeds that ornament Colfax
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-07-26

No rain, and cisterns all dry.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-05

Con este nueyo itinerario quedara esta Inca
en- conexion en- S. Thomas los dias Is con la
Intercolonial de Trinidad, Cardpano, Cumana,
Barcelona, (V') Jackmel, Puerto Principe,
Santiago de Cuba y Kingston.
Para mas informes dirigirse
SiIvI 6 Co., Agentes.
San Juan, P. R., mayo de 1879
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-05
LIN E A
De VAPORES-C CORKE0S ESPAN0LES,
entire Liverpooly Puefto-Rico,
La lillEs Dc e.ia LIsel .an los s!gl!ea!gs.
Tipos reducidcs de Fletes.

IIpUS EENuC1UUS Uo E10I0b
cancfas, Sacos vacfos, Perfu-
neria juguetes. Cuchilleria. }6Ol.
tDceiieria. alambre cobre. ho- Por tone
as 90 " uferreterfa, pintrra. acei- lada de peso
feiircia, jabon. velas. papel, sol.
muebles, where's, v1nos leo medlda
reH rsSss' .............J & opcion del
roanHilaria (no teniendo pleas
Que pasen de dos toneladaS do sol. Vapor.
nesO) pailas para azucar..
% yidrieria. cerveza clmlento 4oJ
,.rgo cslderos fogones 45L Ton. de peso.
rroz hasta 1900 sacos, Isl paSa
de 2OOo sacos, fete convencio- 45l. 1dem.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-05
Intercolonial sajo do s5ooo II D;
4dem mas 09 $SV0o. -. Il u
lnkiAf6rrA Y EraHCia. ~ p

Intercolonial bal0 do $5o0o. .....-....... p%
| . ldeEn mas Q9 5000. .............. DSa
4uk1dL0EEh Pa
Los Vaporss Trasatlanticos toce en Plymouth
Cdepourg q southampton. Eli esta s,1.shcIa ex-
plGtn u&saJGs Girecgos par& oAtia.
Se L,elden ni:ieLoS dc Vuelta Yasa pasa-
Jos iltercoiolaes rra AIi.lriuos por3 nlosee un
cSo EcsL eciYGlEouiC GGu I9tJ,tja Gei IS D, "a
PAoAth63 DE HAM4Ll<a3. - Iodi IanstiIa COM
puestss .e mas pcisoRis cuyG litsaJS ILsat1 1tI
co COZ 2EOnS6 81 vsDr ue cudtfO pasajeS entGroS
lleEs detecho a Ia lepaja de uAa SeNta Darte del
dres. EEos y cri-uos. EatG reuuocon no tieue lu-
gar cuAnaS So eXElGsA paSaJ65 dc ica vuGlta.
Les niEO3 me- 4cS &c .3n0h. pES KrSLiS do Ia
euarta ,asre. y de 70 Ia mitad.
Los DaSas eros pGl EE..nciG cla!Qut6r DartS de
EuE5pE Dueien QuSitL IL dlits lnglaierfa 81 aSi
GUSTAV ViG3 versa Lob Di&ca atsrra puoden Que-
.gr en- ElEacia, k4CN paaalerUs ZOE esroe vaperes
olioiY CbcrE0urs, EaTls tlyE5cutA = L(nGces, una
rGk sIa &S AZ p1S I9b oil1DAICd}s u$jJe puSlLG.
:a.G. A3rohlps-to iUS pt.Sa.I-v9. 34ss4i Galdo en-
este puerto J0naar EilteteS do los A0l-
ties en san Juan Puerto" Aoo, Sr8s Aatlmer eC o.: e
pasnj5 F0Enaao & s0rGe Dasgartt 10 ~ 90 rGcscgo
AJsIlaS DC los Dl9rtoS EA5lcionAd0s arrI5a, p0e-
asA 0EtsneIsS OtsleS por to6 VSp9rss de est Con-.
Ga1ii2, Eafa loS su4Htss puat0S: antigua, Bal 3D.
d2, belize, CATGAxeEla, GGi0A. Cura2g9, UeEaSIaI
U0aliltGa, Graoada Grey Town, iacnisl, jaulaioa
Ia Ca1r, AA6EtAlcl. ROEt-esu- -GEiAc9, Eu5rUo AlnOn
havanill, ant ElttS. Sent;4 lucia Han Vicente 70.
La.:c 8 i6ia do IrlniaaG,
- ezgen ghoEa pI$ci@s E16dieos para los trasDor-
Cts dc LSDaso y catS a Eutopa.
Para PORN Snoree gO41e DsSGjss HSEeS deInas, Gt-
rl9irS0 la Asencia dc la aConpaiila.
La 3ol4 paEt6 &sSgura toaa ciase de yalores Cue
eiSctivo. Inetaies preciosos joyas. SO ehargUeI
Thomas. Aspsna. sGaiau.eg otco punEo ds ruta.
AyoEto2 L6At1mer - TO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-05

q Somos dichesos al seilalar los excelen-
tes resultados que constantemente alcan-
iodado como regenerador de la sangre,
ea ciertas afecciones que proceden de una
acrimonia cualquiera de ella, cuando eli 10
duro de potasio, la esencta de zarzaparrilla,
el aceite de hfgado de bacalae otros mu-
chos depurativos en- boga eran ninsutfcientes
q no podian ser soportados por algun es-
tonnage muy del1cadon
+ o. A. FAvRoT,
Aator del Tratado de las enfernedades
de las ntujeres y de las afeociones caacerosos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-05
Conpalia General 1rssatlsntea
AZ vAPoREs CORRE0s FRANCHISES,
(L6nea de st. Nasatye q Sarataader).

FL dia q de cada mes saldra de St. Nazaire
escala en- Santander y Tenerife con destino
San Thomas uno de los mejores yapores de la
Cempafia llegando este utimo puerto el 8, y
continuanio su ruta hosta Vera Cruz.
La Oompafia acaba de estaDiecer un servi-
clio intercolonial con el siguiente
ITINERARIO.
,GATmAQ LLEGADAS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-05
APARkTos
PERFECCTONADOS.

crtorios patentes para easas de concrete y particu
lares.-Sres. John Wright y Comp. Aparatos econo-
micos para alumbrar fngenios casas particulares.
Lo sguiente es un resumen parcial de Ia maqui-
maria efectos agricolas industriaes construidos
en- 2s taeres de los seores fabricantes arriba NOM
brados.
Molinos de tod - tamanos para cana hasta 50 pull
gadas diametro con todas las mejoras para obtener
la mayor Observation-Disclosures para guarapo. hori-
verticales, horizontales jas portates dc uno dos
tres ciindros. con expansion. condensation sem
no gastan cadera. carbon nj agua.-Tachos al vacio
| triple efects con sus bombas condensadores. &
sea el aqua. Tachos de vapor al aro libre-Evapo-
radora dc Wetzel Beury -Carifcadores. rec
de lIepworth. Weston. Manlove. Alliot-Filtros de
ecpftacion. de saeos. carbon animal Filtros
| les, Galloway multtubulares compuestas-C -Calen-
tadores purfieadores ID de g aqua para ealderas que
| bustible. auedando las caderas siempre limpias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-05
SALIDAs.

na San Thomas. ell 6 q San Juan P. R. ell 6
g SanJuanP. r. ell z a Mayaguez. =. el 7
&c Mayagtez el a JacmeL ...... ell 9
JacmeL ell 9 aPto Principe. el 10
i" Pto Principe sci IL aSant. de Cuba. ell II
&c SAINT. de Cuba. el II Kingston. ell l3
S RETORNO.
saliendo de Kingston el Is con las escalas
arriba nencionadas, legara este puerto ell %,
continuando ell mismo dia para Santh6mas, to-
mando aquf los pasajeros fetes para ell yapor
tGasatlantico que dicho 1ltlm0 punto 30 drlge
= santander 8 st. Nazaire.
Precios de pGsejes intercoloeiGles.
PrimAra Ertnte Pnente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-05

Alimentadoras aut6matas de vapor para calderas
que ofrecen seguridad completa economia-AlaT
muy p9eo eost9 ss impossible p9r descuido 9uenasr
baterias comunes perfeccionadus- -Romanas halan-
zas para haciendas, almacenes ofcinas pulperias.
Monof pa1Ss msz M LILO os RDf tiles de e Ss IA
DespeptadoTes De sierra cindro de e9cllls % ss-
mar descascarar, limpiar surtir ell grano pcr tama
no, separar 81 caracolillo.- -Magninas para hscer
para arar. zanjear. etc.-Manometros. pir6metrOs.
bar6meros, relojes. laves. valvuas toda clase DC
mas. calderas para hacenda. de az1car. cafe. maz.
arroz etc. Efectos de telegrafia tramyias Srroca-
rial edifclos maQuinarias ETC. para factorfas cen.
trales.
Para pormenores, precios etc., dlrigirse en- Ponce
& D. Roberto Graham. Gnico agente en- esta pr0yin-
cia.-Ponce. Puerto-Rice fobrero ~ de 1879.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-05
TarlIa para Glnsro.

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NuEyrrAs, Eree .. 2. L. Deiz Ccmp.-dIsAsA.
Ancesores de Silva, f:5drianez Oomp.--3ARACoA. g.
xiayo Oonp.-tvBA, SEes T.. y l.. kos OoEp.-
min Bernsdo.-AayADILLA Sres. Anaeil, Julia y Cs-
nmNsTc- RICO, SrRs. irsalIs. Hermano de Oaraeeaa
= 1Ijomp-SANTE6MAs.S Sres. Lamb CoMD.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-05

Los sefores que deseen encargar maQuinaria agri-
cola industrial para azucar, cafe arroz maiz al
godon, riegos maderas ; las pequenas Industries
pueden obtener toda clase dc permenores precioe
condolences de paGo. dirigiendose on Ponce Il Don
Roberto Graham. Ingeniero. dnico agente estaisa
de los fabricantes ab:lo nombrados.
SENoREs
Manlove Alliott Comp. Nottingham Rouen. cuyas
na.-Sres. w. H. Bailey Comp. Satord, Accessories
mateliaiss para fAbrieas Il a. yapor:.sres Crossal,
,.es. tan aqua. caldera nj carbon.-Sres Hayward
Tyler. Comp. L6ndres. M9tores caloricos Y Z maGui
u"n,p' q" Leeds Ldndres. Aparatos al vapor para eul
tlyar la B. Fleming C9np Edim i'm
OregR Ransomee RRans SIMS Heai fE ffpswch
instrumentos agricolas. Moinos para .maiz etc..
Sres. 8. E. Ransomes Comp. .L6ndres. Maaunaris
stc-Sres. j. b. Barra lough. Manchester. .Apara
0 para Ia preparation de ibras los materiales or
1ne se utilizan.-WootOn Desk Comp. Glasgow. Es
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-05
RETORNO
Primera. Entpte, Puer
Pdsaies trasatzontieos.

De este puerto q Santander y st. Nazaire,
IL de- ls q de II 81 de Il Entrepuente.