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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-26

lntercolOnial baJ0 de $50Oo. pT
Id6m nlaS Oe $0U0o. 4 By
lEE!dLSrId
Los YapUres TrasatlanClcos tOcan on PlyE0uLn
Cheoourg " SOUTHAMPTON. En- eSta asencla SO OK
p1den BaSales diIectos para Paris.
be eXpenden biiletes dc ida vuelta para pasa-
jes IntercoionialeS IEasatiaht1cos por3 mes6s
aAo res esDectlvamente COZ una repala del 70 y. y.
pASAJES DE FAMlLIAS. - Toda familia com
puesta dc mas personals cuy0 pasaJe TraSaIlanti-
90 compong& el Valor de cuatro DasaJes eaIeros
riene Gor6ch0 a la rebaJa ue Una SoXta parte dej
montaEte del pGsale. knCi@ndase tam1lla los pa
dreS, MUGS crladOS ESta reduction NO tlen9 i'll
gar cuande Sc expldGn Dasa5es de Ida vueta.
LOS n!Io h1.5n0S de itlios uA0 gratis, dG IL
Suarta Darl9, ua Il la kilrRGs
Los D6SelGEOS para EEalGla, D GuaiQu1Gr rtaIte d.
EUROPA pUUden Qus0ar 10 diaS lngaterrss 81 ISL
Susan vice VGrS& los para knRiatSrra puSdcn Cue
lar eE Eralci&. Aos DaSal5ros Dor estOs V2purls
tendran e rlyti9gO us qlalE en u celno de nl3rrG
onCro CherbouIg, RaT1s, pI2 E39utl L0ndr&ss i uui
reoajsa do 10 PIE ion 9lEDarcacoS esLe paerio.
EstSa pEohtblao & los prsaj3I0S, ouiGaEvamOG 81
5ste puerto toil2sE 3leLeS sln0 n casa do los ken-
LOS Oh san Juan Euertc-i<ico. EEe5. 1st1er g. CY ei
3asaje tornado d E0tG9 pss.ear ~ ~ Go recarke.
aGeiHass Go iCi I6Ito5 II1euc0nhuCS arrttsA DuS
daA osleherss paei5s Dor tos yaDeres dc esta Uoa-
p2tsia, cara los si:uiehs puGt@ls: Antigua barba-
u.s, BG.iz@. CarLtiuii, COGG. Gura<9 USGagrdpa,
OeTnaica, aranautt, Grey I0W1, Jacmsl, JaEiaicai,
ia Gtftlr M5aLlGiod, E0Tt EriA06 &uerto Lilnon
Sayanil, bant hitts, SANTA LUCIA. sGn Vicente TO
baXO lsla s9 Irtniatti.
sc eX1gon aitOra preCi@s Modicos para los tr6SD0E
Los de taDace eat4 d Europa.
Para pOrmSDOres SObre pEsales, hSteS demas, di.
rigirse q la Agencia de Ia Coinpahia.
La Com pGhia aSeEuEa toda ciaSe do valores cue,
en- elective. metal6S prscl0sac o1oyas so ebarQucn
Thomas. Haban& q cuaA2Giec otro Drato de- su ruta.
1ssSI1nl4E 40
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Quinta On vonta.

Por tener que ausentarse su duefio del
pueblo de Bayamon, Sc vende una bonita
tai aunque esta sea de mas valor. La quiz.
ia tiene espaciosa casa con jardil y huerta
todo bien cultivado cercado. Tiene, ade-
mas de las fuentes de aqua, una bonita pa
jarera infinidad de arboles frutales del
pals peninsulares todos Gle merito; siendo
sin duda una de las mas bonitas quinias de
aquel lugar. Esta provista de buena coche-
IA pesebre, con una vega de ocho euerdas
sembradas de maiojilIo en- el mejor estado
Tambien Sc incluye en- la venta por sepa-
RADIO un eoche de dos y cuatro asicntos de
informes dirigirse su duefIo d. Francisco
Barreras calle de Tetuan numero 49,
b. 6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-26

ner on Construct n constantemente cento cin,uen-
til paies dc mjGuinas sus cOrrespondi.ntes ac-
ceforios agricol,s. q empeo De LEO opararlos.
tario, son: independencia reatva con respecto us
trabaios, consgu6ndose ademas t4ner las tierras
mejor aradas lstas mis- tempo resultando de- 50
modo grandes economics Ell el cultivo mayores
proi:l:tUs.
Las veHtaias que orecen las mnjoras arriba in H.
cadas el tener iguai era de TRACTION con maqui-
sistenca as variAs pleas por el del acero
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-26
Preci0s de pase1es 0iaterc01ofatGgeS.
Primera. Entpte. Puente
Pasajes trasatla,stieos.


s. IA este puerto q Santander St Nazaire,
1sde i q de II 81 de Il Entrepuente.
s9oo STA $3.50 500
flmontante de pasajes de t1etes es pagade-
Z u, e. oro americana s su equival ente en- mon
~ f. "a Scorriente con el p% de aumento.
CONCESIONES.
"a arnillen pasajes de ida vuelta en- los
.;a;os Sintercooniale yaldos por dos r:eses
scs AZ. m Is p& de re6aja, enlos trasatl4ntlcos
.sl;.aos .I nor doce meseS con un 20 py6 de re-
baja. aao;. oononn+o al mon
i tont de cuatro pasajes de Calaara Sc hara una
rebaja de ID pt%
4. cTsrta parte, de q IL Ia mitad, Y de doce
cnmrlidos rT,il pagaran pasaje entero Cuando una
!, arn3lia tenga varies ninos, memories de amos,
s6Ia , hno de elIos ira gratis; los demas pagaran
cnarta parte de pasaje. $50
& .1,s GRADES yarones pagaran el precio hlado
a.. ~ IA pasajes de entire puente, las muleres
lasdos tereios del pasale tomadas POI sus amas.
para mas detalles, dirigirse z 5.
s'se Sitva O.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-26
LIsgadas. SaIIdas.

Con este nuevo itinerario quedara esta linea
en- conexion en- s. Thomas los dias y rs con Ia
Inca de st Nazaire y los vapores que hacen e.
lntercolonial de Trinidad, Car1pano, Cumana,
Barcelona, (VS Jackmel, Puerto Principe,
Santiago de Cuba y Kingston.
Para mas infofmes dirigirse
SiIv1 6 Co., Agentes
San Juan, P. r., mayo de 1879.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-26

Los aparatos para cultivar la TERRA por medic del
Xapor, fa2ricad3s por la casa de los sefores john
Fowler Comp de Leeds, han obterido en- las expo
sclones de casi todcs los pais's eel mundo ciento
cnro premios de primera clse "a medal SIS, 900
on dnaro; 10 que prueba suflcieutemente Ia exceen
Ga gran utildad 9 estos aparatos. Sc han expe-
dldo de Ia iabric ha 'a h fecha; sobre 5000 juegos
dc apiratos completes. ademaa de gran nimerO par
calnento. Las meoras introducidas en- los 1ltinlos
tres amos para aaptar mej0r esos aparatos al cult
vo de 10 cana, han producido resutados tan buenos
que para rumplir con los pedidos es mensster des-
pachar SIN anllmente seis aparatos completes, te
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-26
Kapor " AanwelG cGDitGn VNlGnil.
nkPuEnTo-RIco ZOE EL Sun DE SANTo DOMINO
- ert,uN III sIaUIERgE IT1NERAR1o
III M
RETOR n o.
nnNsIaEATARl0s.

NuryrrAs. Srea u. r. S. pol2 Oomp.-G1BARA.
anassores de Silva, Rodriguez Oemp. p.-BARAcoA. Il.
Iiavo y OoInp.-GUBA, Sres. 3. = L. pos OoEnk.-
g. SrA fnHlIroo ST. D. Juan P0u.-MAYAG1Ez, Bon
~, Sres. AEael. Julia CT
PMTnTO. RICO Sres. Iriarte. AsrmS 20 de Caraeena
: Homn.-EANInoMAb. Sres, Lamb Conp
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-26
CONPANlA GENERAL TRASATLANTlCA
DE VAPORES CORREOS FRANCHISES
LINEA DE MARSELLA,i

Llamamos la atencon del comercio del
p1biico Ell general a la variacion que ha tent
DO esta linea de vapores en- su ltinerario, eli
que empezara reglr Ell corriente mes con Ell
vapor GUADELOUPE, l,G00 toneladas.
Legadas, Sa|das,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-26
Calzado y somDreroS de todas classes en- La
NOVedades.
Escuela pubGca del distrito de Cathedral.
Al. SAN JOSE-4l.

Al. -SAN JOSE
El professor que suscribe tiene la honra de
ofrecer Sus serviciOs a los senores padres de
familia. Sc admiten aiumnos internos bien
sean eStos prOcedentes de esta Capital de las
demas poblaciones de la isla.
QueGa alberta una clase de gimnasia, asi
como otra especial para la preparation de los
ioyenes que deSeen adquirir los conocimientos
necesarios para ell titulo de agrimensor advir-
tiendo que solo podran ingresar en- la expresa-
da clase los que hayan estudiado razonada-
mente la aritmetica elemental y superior ten
gan idea de la geometria plana.
ESTIPENDIO.
Internos que cursen la instruction secun-
daria en- ell colegio de los PIP Jesuitas
por trimestres adelantados. ....... SO
Cgase regI0nlentd7iG de instruction q)yiYlag'ia
EXternos (mensUaD Observation-Disclosures. s 4
Internos (por trimestres adelantados) 60
CLASSES ESPECIALEs.
GinonGsiG.
Externos internos (mensual adelantado). 81
AgrimensurG.
Externos internos (clase alternada, es-
tipendio mensual adelantadO. .... S 6
HORAS DE CLASSES
obstruction primGria.
De7a 10 de la maiiana y de IL a 3 tarde.
Gig,,gadsid. DE tres cuatro de la tarde.
AqTime1ssatr0. DE Z 4 81 de la noche.
!. Puerto Rico 20 de Agosto de 1879. Felipe
Ic1ler Seer, q ZOE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-26

lugar del hierro; eli proporeionar una fer0a rorix
para cargar cana, bornbaar aguas aserrar maderns
mover centri:1gas. alimentar alambQues. etc tode
intervaos de Ia aracion. por dltimo la reduction
medana extension. Para mas detalles diriglrse en-
Ponce al que s9scribe, ingeniero. como tambien So
arroz. maiz adrLos, hielo maderas ferro-earriles.
tranvfas, remolcadore5. ycualquiera clase de maou
maria colonial.
ones. Puerto-Rico. febrero de 1870 -RoBERTo GKA-
HAM, aGente. Vi6r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-26
CONlPANIA REAL
DE VAPORES CORREOS INGLESES

9etvioi0 entre Europa gant5naas Puerto de Puerto
AftiaGs. AsericG del Sud, AGsrica Central, .Mesio
etc., etC.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-26
1.ymAa LLEGADAs.

EAIdDAs Ai'EGADAs'
No Gan THOMAS :. el s q San Juan P. R. Ell 6
g SanJuan r. z. el Z Mayagdez. -. el I
8 q Mayaguez. el Jacmes g.. :..:.:. 81 y y
q pto Princine. ell IL a SAINT. de Cuba. ell IL
ss SAINT de Cuba. el IL a Kingston. el l3
RETORNO.
Saliendo de Kingston el 10 con las escalas La
arriba mencionaIas, negara aesee puerto 81 ~
. .,andn anuf los pasajeics y fetes para ell vapor
.rasatlan1ico a que dicho 1lti.mO punto Sc dirige
y !. santander 6 St Nazaire
Precios de paseies iastercolond0bes.
.pr;mara Entnta Puente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-26
LIN E A
DE YAPOREs- CORRE0S ESPANOLES,
entire Liverpooly Fuerto-Rico,
La y,pvre. Dc e!ta Lllsa ssn 10, sIguents.
Despachandoseu uno el 2s de cada mes en- Liver
Tipos reducidos de Fletes.

D6SDAclhHOVS0u uAAV "a 4" w o" AAAoS S~~ ~A'S~
~ Tipos reducidos de Fletes.
canefas. Sacos vacios, Perfu-
meTfa juguetes. Cuchlllerla. SOL
DrORaH. p.A
4 ircsileria. alambre, cobre, ho- For tone =
.;s ia jata clayos, tubos para
ssas farretaria, piptura, acel- lada de peso
r. iarcia, jabon. velas, papel, f5ol.
.} yomebles. where's, vlnos lico- m6ulda
rsns ress espili.uo ............. q oDclon del
one pasen de dos toneladaS ae l6Ol. Vapor.
neso) pailas para azucar
=. yidaTIlsrias, yaIas sosos osFseaa, ,elmiento }4oL
..ryo enIderos foeones. 45I. Ton. de peso
& ..nz hpsta 1000 SacOs, Isl paSa
IA qOO0 sacos hete oonvencio- 46l. "ldem
nal................ .....s.......J
M Tndo con capa de 5SS, siendo pagadero en- Liver
- sS.1e I0% siendo pagad6rO Gu Puerto RICO.
81 fatBs pagar en- Puerto RICO Sc coDraran al
,hso eorriente dc Gfros On las fechas de las ega-
das de los yapores. IA eo ,o,e
u n a. nlezAs bultos de maQulnallh QUO pasen de
dns fssI1eiadas de peso oIds mercanclas no men
Sicradsss arriba. hete conventional
- Sohre embaf0les, Dor un SOLO Vapor de ho menos
Z sn, SomaIaflas para I'm solo OOnsignatario, se
afonarA In capa. pRganQCse Aete On A1Vorpool d ID
SSssraya IA los cOnocimientos.
71 Para normeu0res diflgirse
on 3 81 ~. Ts1ap Is r. Sobrinos Ezquiaga
&. nnroo Pastor Marquee q Co.
GHnSS 1fsVasic1 is.1 Borda Il Co.
s = q AZ s;Iad 81 lila dIR @ Amell, Julia 90.
- HnmAGAO 49,. NOSa ~ AoInSAluoA'
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TariIa nara diner0,

L1.EGADA. Dl0. HOTa. SALIDA. DiG. HoTG
San JUAN. ls IN. San Juan. Is R.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-26

Gr6s superiores y popiaes de novedad y
baratos en- Las NOvedades
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-26
FERRETERIA Y QUIhCLLLA
FRANCISCO BASTON & Go.

Sardinas sin espinas en- latas grandes On
Ell COLlGdO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-26

Precios do
log pasajea
1ecaMa-
ia en- n/c.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-26

= IA este puerto & santander J St. Nazaire,
Is ~ Is q de IL 81 de Il Entrepuente
The daily gazette., 1879-03-05
FIFTH EDITION.
DARING THEFT ON A TRAIN.

A Rascal Sndtches $40 From a Pdssen-
ger and Jumps on the Southern Er-
press.
Early yesterday morning, as the fast
Southern express slowed down at Ches-
ter, three men boarded ii. The train
scanned ahead again at rattling speed.
While it was approaching the cut on The
Pennsylvania railroad track in West
Philadelphia, gentleman from Macon,
Georgia. asked his wife TO take his
pocket-book, containing 800.
AS he handed it to her one of the
Strangers sua ched the purse aud money,
sprang to the door ana jumped OIL the
train. The Macon man attempted to
stop him, but was hindered by the thief s
companions. The train was going at a
speed Of about thirty miles an hour, and
the thief fell to the ground heavily, and
lay motionless as though dead, but soon
jumped up and m,de of, to the great
surprise of the passengers. When the
tram reached the West Philadelphia
depot the men suspected as accomplice,
sprang off the train and disappeared
The Macon man visited the Central Sta
ton and readily picked out from the
rogues' album the likenesses of the mcn
on the train. The detectives were direct
ed TO look out for them.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-05
A PASTOR CALLED.

The Christiana and Stanton Prcsbyte-
rian churches, now constituting one
charge, in connection with the New Cas-
tie Presbytery, have given the Rev. A. J.
Snyder, formerly pastor of the Olivet
Presbyterian church, Of this city, a unani-
nous call to become their pastor. Mr..
Snyder has been supplying lher pulpits
for the past two months. The matter OF
decision is under consideration.
Mr.. Snyder was also unanimously re-
quested, last summer, to become the pas
ior of the Gibson and Ararat Churches
connected with the Lackawanna Presby-
tery, in Susquehanna County, Pennsyl-
vania. After weighing the subject care
fully, the call was decliued for pruden.
tial reasons.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-05
A NEW TEMPERANCE ASSOCIA-
TION

A preliminary meeting of the members
of the Moral Suasior Reform Associa-
tion, who Withdrew from that organiza-
uon, during the late troubles, met last
evening, i'll the second story room over
Crosby Il Hills dry goods store for the
purpose of organization.
A temporary organization was effected
by calling III. Is. Mclniire to the chair
After shor; debate as TO what the or
ganization should be named, IL was final
ly on motion of Col. Moore decided to
call the new organization the Whining
ton Temperance X form Association.
The following Committee on Perma-
nent Organization was appointloned !:
Messr-. j. ii. Moore, j s. Valentine, w.
X. Luton, James Hargis and II. B. Me
lntire. The Committee will report on
Saturday evening next
The first pnblic temperance meeting of
the new organi zaiion will take pl ace on
Thursnay evening, and will be presided
over by exMayor Valentine. Among
the speakers will be Samuel T.. Goodwin,
Geo. NJ. butcher, and Rev. Dr. Caldwell
| The new room, which is large and
commodious one is being fitted up in a
comfortable style, and public meetings
will be held every week.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-05
TROOPS AT THE POLLS
MARYLAND NEWS

Terrapin dredgers are catching /,
pin by the barrel in Little Gu p,4Bt'
Colonel George Gale is spoken a
state senator from Kent COUNT
building operations promise to te \
brisk in and around Denton durp,
spring.
During the past four weeks nolesj
six pairs of twins have been boru,1l1
land.
Shoal Greek, formerly ore Of lLeI
farms In Dorset, was sold recent,
81 ,160-l44 asres.
Mr.. Holmes Wiley, an Oh lu,u
and renowned marksman of GaueuI
ty, is dead.
The st. Micllaels Comet says "lthI
ported that two thieves were sht |
killed near Sasafras the othsr night
Col. B. s. Ford, the present ,as 4
tor from Queen Anne's, isa caatI
for renomi but the honor 80
contested by w. 7. +. Turpin, EI
The daily gazette., 1879-03-05

THE PROPOSED MILITIA REoRG AMI
zATIoN.-Gen. G. 7. Beauregard ls out
in letter to the New York Evening Post
in favor of Senator Ferry's bill providing
for the reorganization OF the militia, as
prepared by the convention lately as
sembled in that city. He says: 81 sim
cerely hope that this bill may be passed
during this session of Congress, for our
state militia or guard which shoul1 be
the main reliance Of each Safe to main.
tain order and enforce the laws, are gem
orally much in need of proper organiza-
ton, equipment and discipline"
The daily gazette., 1879-03-05
POLICE CASES.

Last evening Winfield Coyle, was ar
raignsd before the Mayor charged with
dlsorderly conduct, and failing to provide
for his wife.
Mrs. Sarah Scott, ali aunt by marriage,
to Mrs. Coyle, testified that the defendant
had rented a house at Seventh and Pop
lar streets, and had failed TO put in a
stove to keep his wife warm. A bed and
clothing were furnished 10y the neighbors.
His wife heing called TO testify, stated
that the reason her husband did not sup
port her was because lie had 10 work.
The case was dismissed.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-05
FOURTH EDITION
From mshtngtOm.

CLOSING HOURS OF THE FORTY-FIFTH
CoNGREss--FAILURF OF ARMY AND
LEGISLATIVE BILL-PROcLAMATIo
OF TIRE PRESIDENT CALLING FOR AN
EXTRA sEssIoN-oRGANIZAT OF
THE NEXT CoNGREss-THE CLOSING
HOURS OF CoNGREss-AN ERA OF
GOOD FEELING.
WASHINGTON, March 4, 1870.
During the last hours ofthe Forty-fi'th
Congress the Capitol was crowded 10 its
utmost capacity. There was M measure
awaiting tue dc .ision Of Congress which
was Of paramount public importance,an and
yet the doorkeepers aver that there has
net been near so large an attendance for
years. All classes seemed to have turned
out TO witness the proceedings. The
crowd permeated tho lobbies, The base
ment and every place where it could find
an entrance, the "noor" not being except
ed, and In all the committee rooms on
the first floor Senators and members were
holding levees aud handshaking with
hundreds of friends. The lobbyists were
in unusually strong force. The crowd was
at its height about ten O'Clock, and for
two hours after suffered but very slight
dnninutlon. To the crowds ofsome five
or six years back it bore a marked con-
trast. 1t was thoroughly well behaved.
Notwithstanding the partisan feeling
which pervaded both sides of the House
OF kepre enla ives in the various matters
that came up during the night session
there was a remarkable absence of per-
soral animosity on the part OF members
toward their political opponents.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-05
High School commencement,

In relation to the proposition now be-
ing entertained by the Board of Educa-
ton, to require the High School COM
mencement exercises to be held in School
No. |, instead Of the Opera House, a
member of the Boys High School Glass
OF 20 writes to the GAZETTE as follows :
"The class of 70 of the Boys High
School are lar from Indifferent concern.
ing the proposed amendment which now
awaits the action Of the Board of Educa.
ton. They do not desire any removal OF
the place of graduation, and have called
upon several members of the Board ear
nestly requesting their influence 1or the
rejection of the measure"
The daily gazette., 1879-03-05
LETTER FROM SEAFORD.
Correspondence of the GAZETTE.

Correspondence OF the GAZETTE.
Seaford, Del, March 4th, 1S79-An
election was held here yes erday for
three town Commissioners, which re-
suited in the selection Of John i. Mar
tin, Thomas Scott and Ralph ID. Pretty
man. There was but little interest
manifested in the contest until near the
close of the polls, when the residents of
that section known as old town, by a
flank movement, triumphantly elected
the entire ticket.
The Levy Court for this county met
at Georgetown to-day. 1t is a foregone
conclusion that +. Horsey, the present
incumbent, will be re-appointed Consta-
BILE for Seaford. James Darhee has PEE
toned to have his real estate transferred
from this school district. a remonstrauce
numerously signed, has been sent up
against his petition, and the decision OF
the Court IS anxiously awaited by our
peODle,
The daily gazette., 1879-03-05
SEVERELY CUT.

This morning about 1870 o'clock as
Mrs. Mary wilkins was attending the
auction at l.. w. Stidham " Son, she sud-
denly tainted, and before any one could
catch her, she fell to the pavement, and
striking her head az iiast the curb-.toue,
cut severe cash near one of her temples,
and another on the forehead. She was
carried into the auction room, and the
usual restoratives were applied. Upon
recovering she was placed in Philip II.
Clark's carriage and driven to her home
in the western part of the CITY.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-05
FOOD &C HAsr
4 Substitute ro, D R u GS

FOOD is made "A curative agen -by con
centratiop and artificial digestion, and ]
Is 50 simple In It's application that The ad
vice OF Physicians is not required.
Thousands of recoveTies from chronic
diseases are reported, where the best medi
cal skill has failed.
Many OF the best Physicians throughout
the country are DISCAkDlNG DRUGS
and using the BLANCHARD b l. o . ID
AND NERVE FOOD with the most graf
flying results, permanently relieving all
forms of Physical and Mental Debility.
The Dyspeptic and Consumptlve Patient,
sufferers from Malarial or Blooi Poison
ing. together with the entire list OF com
plants peculiar Ia the Female Sex find IN
ihe use OF this Food sure and speedy re-
lief.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-05
THE NJ. S. r.. A.

Another large meeting took place last
evening under the auspices of the moral
Suasion Reform Association, at their hall
Ihrd and King streets. The meeting
was presided over by Cornelius j. Stinson
and several addresse. We're made, the
principal one by Mr.. Geo. NJ. butcher
James IL. Crabb also read a number of
selections, both comic aud sentimental.
A meeting under The auspices of the
Association will be held Tomorrow eve
ming in Kingswood Chapel.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-05
TO PHY SICIAN NJ s
AND
CONSCMEIS OF
COD LIVER OIL.

Knowing from experience the di di4satis
faction 80 often attending the dis jensing
OF many of the EN- mulsions In the marKet /
would call your attention to some of the
features oil the emulsion which have sre-
pare / and disp pensed for years with un
varying satisfaction. The oil uset is the
finest norwegian and the most scrupu-
lous care Is exercised in the choice of all
material AMI In every detail of it's manu-
faeture. BY careful manipulation this
emulsion is made with the smallest pos
sible amount of gum, and by the very mi
mute division OF the oil globules Is render
ed very nuid and perfectly pal liable. :
Each tablespoonful contains 81 per cent
OF OH and grains Of Hy pophosphiue If
Lime. samples wi be glad ly iIrnished
70 all Physicians who may desire them. -
Put up In pint bottles, price 81. Manu-
facture1 and sold wholesale and retail by
W. l.. WILLIAMS,
DRUGGISr
apl2-1 Ninth and MarKel Sts.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-05
DOn't Want Money

1t was seen by some observations taken
IN the City Treasurer's office, that there
are few people in this city who do not
want money. The Treasurer has in his
possession checks for bills allowed as far
back as 1875, which have never been
called for.