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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-05-08

WE are often asked the question,
"Will the Radicals ever get control
of this State againY' Yes, they will,
and we will tell You when. In a
beautiful valley IN Asia, there is a
mountain two miles high, and two
miles broad. Every two thousand
years little bird sharpens its bill
on the mountain, and whenever the
mountain has disappeared through
the action Of the bird then, and not
until then, will the Radicals get con
troll of the State
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-05-08

das experiment at earning her own
living. ag $50 ~ 8,a a.fae
Heaven manages these things bet
ter than we do" thought he, rs he re-
membered his attempt at soitening
Judge Harrisonss flinty heart more
than year before. FL as
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-05-08

JoNBs-Now Brown, il Washing
ton was the father of his country,
Washington City, which is nsmed
after him, must be the City of Fa-
theirs. s4ae-r ftrF,F1r
Brownie be sure. Why do you
ask such curious question?
Jones-You see, so many little
children go to Washington just now
to hunt their "paps'.
Brown-That is only done during
the session of Congress.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-05-08

BIO. HENRY S. WALKER introduced
us to Col. Trevelick.in the corridor Of
the Capital at Washington, and we
are satisfied he is nice man.
Richie Gd.ette.
We are sorry, Bro. Morris, that
you and Henry S., the Honest, would
impose on stranger in that way,
by forcing yourself into his company,
with the expectation Of making peo-
pie believe that you were somebody.
Did he set up some of that ''cold
tea which is sold in some Of those
clark colridors?i
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-05-08
TIE Richie Gazette very cruel

THE Richie Gazette very cruelty
says:
"The Tyler county editors have
Withdrawn from the Press Associa-
ton"
If we were running this paper I'M
der black flag, and carried with us
a tomahawk and scalping knife, we
would try to make the fur fly on Nor
ris, and to draw stream of blood
from him that would make the Ro-
mans howl.-7y1er comfy Star.
Would the sight or "smell'' of
Morris make the Romans howl?
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-05-08

Smythe, who mas been dining With
few "choice spirits" returns home
rather later than he feels his wife
would approve, SO he draws off his
boots and steals noiselessly into his
room; but alas his better half awak
ened. Quick as thought he creeps to
his first born's cradle and beginss to
rock it softly humming a lullaby
A voice is heard: "Charles, what
are you doing there?'
'Why. my dear, have been trying
to get this boy off to sleep for the
last half hour!' aas't ew
"What are you talking about; he
is here in bed with me, andis sound
asleep" TablAsu,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-27

Espectaculos. s. function de abon0
para el sabado pr6ximo 28 del corrien-
te. La preciosa comedia en- que tant0
se distingue el Sr. Annexy titulada {:
Ell HOMBRE DE MUNDO.
Ii discreta pieza comica en- acto
que tiene por titul0:
mo MIS- SECRETOi
Estimulad ell cabello decadente. -6
vuestro cabello esta ralo, recordad que
entire los claros de las hebras hay ger
menes de pelo bajo la epidermis y que
solo necesitan un cstimulante eficaz pa
ra ayudarles & slcaDzar la supericie J
botar en- fbras vigorosas.
Aplicad ell ToNICo ORIENTAL frecuen-
temente, usando la escobilla con bas.
tante fuerza para excitar los absorben-
tes para que 10 reciban, y el resultado
sera benefco. La expe-
universal de los efectos del To-
nico es que no solamente fortifca y
alargs las hebras, sino que las multi
plica. En- los climas calidos, donde les
Senoras equivocadamente suelen ussr
aceites para el cabello, SO encontrar6
que este es incomparablemente sups-
rior a cualquier otro artfculo para dar
q las trenzas brillo, elasticidad J be-
lleZa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-27
Bo!etin MercantiI.

Y ahora, Sres. Diputados, On virtud
de todas estas consideraciones de las
que ia expuso en- el dia de aver el indi.
vfduo de la Omission 81. Armas, os
ruego encarecidamente que voteis esta
ley. 70 usiierar6 comp mn honroso
timbre que tlasmiti1e i nis hijos, la
intervention que en- mi Modesto esfera
me ha cabido en- Ia abolicion defnitiva
de la esclavitnd do Cuba, que no d, oe
inspirarnos grandes temores, porqle
tambien sus habitantes rivalizan en- pa
triotismo, y porque la poblaciop blanca
esta ALI en- proportion muy superior d
la raza negra. Aceptemos 10 que es
hoy ley en- todas las Nlciones civiliza-
das, y al reDunciar & ese triste legado
de los pasados siglo&, recorder os que
cuando Europa yacia envuelta en- las
tinieb'as de Ia Elad Nadia, el Ray de
Castillo y Leon, d. Alfonso el Sabio,
nos daba esta defnicion del ahsurdn So
cial que vamos abolir: Servidumbre
es un estAdo contra ndturd, Ia cosa
mas vii Y sdespreciable que hay Ell ell
mundo. F" He conclude.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-27

Teatro. Ell martes t1ltimo tuvo lugar la
tercera function de abono poniendose en-
escena ell bellisimo drama de Echega-
ray, del genero romantico y trdgico, I'll
tu'ado En- el puho de la espada, obra CO.
nocida va dc este p1blico y que sin en-
barge atrajo una regular concurrencia
al coIiseo. Ell patio estaba casi lleno
viendose ooupados tambien algunos pal
COS. E desempeno en- general fu6 bue-
no la senora Delgado de Annexy v los
Sres. Delgado y Santigosa consignieron
con sus excelentes trahss;os repetidas
muestras de admiration. Y aqui de.
Demos decir que hubieramos v,sto con
gosto desempenado por el Sr. Annexy
81 papel de Conde de Orgaz. Y no es
que neguemos buenas condolences al
,Sr. Torraaas, que las theme; solamente
que hubi6ramos querido vero mas som
brio, mas agitado, mas terrible en- sus
afectos, que ESQ es 10 que requiere essen.
cialisimamente el fatal personaie creade
por Ia extraordinaria imaginacion dt
Echegaray. lie Sra Suarsz do. Herrera
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-27
TELEGRAMAS VIA SAN THOMAS.
VARIOS VECINOS.

Como SO vera, un nueyo horrible aten-
tado ha tenldo lugar contra el enpera-
dor de Russia, Esta proba1o que la revc-
lucion busca en el punal ell medic de
triunfar, 10 cual es contraproducente.
n. York, f7brero Is. -Ha tenido lu-
gar un atentado coutra la vida del Ger
toda la familia imperial de Russia ha-
ciendo volar el comedor del Palacio de
Iuvierno. La famiiia imperial salio lie
sa, pero murleroL cinco s0lda1os, que
dando heridos treinta y cinco mas Dc
resuItas de Ia explosion.
LoL1res, fobrero 18-En la camara
do los Comnnes fue rechazado el pro
veto de NJ Mellon sobre igualdad de
franquicias entire Iranda Iuglaterra.
Iiem id. 19.-E, Pail Null Gazette pu-
blica una carta de Dublin, segun la cual
reina todavia una gran miseria, pero no
Sc * >4rimenta hambre, habieEdo de-
clina 10 la agitacion sobre ia question
| te ti~rras
lem id. 19.-El emperador aleman
comic aver con ell embajador austriaco,
10 que parece indicar su aprobacion
la alianza hecha entire las dos nacio-
neg.
Lem id. 2O.-Ss han hecho varias
prisiones on Russia y contindan las in
vestigaciones sobre el atentado, habien-
do huido muchos ofciales del palacio
Hem id. 20.-Los regidores de Lon
dres han rehusado unirse las felicita-
clones hechas al Gear de Russia por ha-
berse librado del atentado de que fue
objeto.
Ea la camara de los Lores, ell conde
Baaconsfed, aludiendo al atentado con-
ira la vida del Czar y su ftmilia, dijo
que la duquesa de E limburgo Sc que
dara por ahora on ei teatro de los su-
frimientos domesticos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-27
DISCURSO DEL SENOR CISNEROS.
C0pclusi0n)

No terminaria 20 en- mucho tempo
81 despues de haber examinado esos
proyectos y enmiendas que tenian ca
Iacter Official, me propusiera hacer un
examen del sinndmero de planes que en-
folletos, en- libros on periodicos han
aparecido mientras esta question ha
preocupado todos pero debo hacer
mencion de que ell ano 1873, hallandose
en- la Habana el Ministro de Utramar
ST. Soler y Pla, ell presidente de la Jun
ta delegada de hacendados de la isla
puso en- sus manos un proyecto para la
abolicior della esclavitud, cuyas bases
no eran otras que la declaration de la
abolicion Immediate de la esclavitu1 tai
como esta en- esta ley, sin indemniza-
cion, como nosotros la establecemos,
con patronato igual al que creamos, y
marcando por diez amos al patrocinado
la obligation de prestar sus servicios al
patrono, los hacendades Sc ofreclan ade-
mas ejecutar esta ley, q plantearla en-
Ia isla seis meses despues de terminada
la guerra, como era natural.
Puedo, por 1ltimo, considerar como
prOJocgo uiSAO u0 monciOA los AhSUi uo-
clones que al aparecer esta ley que dis
cutimos Sc han recibido de Cuba, expe-
didas por los iefes de los dos partidos
que allf luchan en- el terreno legal, y re-.
mitidas unas por ell cable y otras por
los correos, coincidiendo todos, no solo
en- la aceptacion, que ESQ seria POGO, 81
no en- la preferencia al .sistema del pa
tronato propqesto por el Gobierno.
Pugsto que este es 10 preferido, es evi-
dente que han tenido que escoger El
Sr. Vaxquez Qacipo: Pido Ia palabra pa
ra rectihcsr J, es evidente que han de-
sechado les den6s medios y han acep-
tado ell patronato. Por 81 el Sr. Vsz-
queE Qneipo, que en- este momento aca-
ba de pedir Ia palabrs, trata de desyir-
tuar la exactitud de Jas que 10 estaba
pyonupciaudo, desde ahora me Qbligo 8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-27
CARTA DE LA ISLA.

Amantes como el que mas del pro-
greso moral y material de esta provin-
cia espanola. pues gu bienestar fell
cidad son el refejo de la civilization y
cultura de la patria comun. nos compla-
cemos en- escribir una pequena resefa
por consocuencia de la vista ofioial 4
esta localidai tie nuestro digno & illus.
trado Gobernador General ID. Eulogio
Daspuiol.
III dia IL por Ia tarde salieron de esta
pobiacion, con direction 4 los limites de
Naranjito, el ayuntamiento prasidido
por 81 senior alcalde Don jose Ramon
Sire, indivfduos del mnnicipio y otras
personas yisibles deseosas do cumpli.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-27
DE vENrA EN- LA INpRENrA DEL ''BoIrr1N. ~

NociSima Leg de EnJuiciamtento Cipu y
NercaHtti, aHotada y concordada en- numero-
sas dlsposlclOnes praCticas, regias lie Jurispru-
denca Sentencias del Tribunal Supreme Sc
gHida dc variOs APPENDICES, novena edeion de
1879, por R6muo Moragas ID. Julian NJ Pnr-
do, en- pasta espan0a S2
MANUAL DEL SECRETARIo DEL AYUNTANIEyTo
6 tratado te6rico practice de Administration
municipal, puestO ell ammonia con Ia nueva
Ley, 81 etcion, 1878, por Fermin Ahella.
pasta espanola 81 30
| Mdhudt de Fornlu'driOs para todos los mi
clos civiles crimlna.es, con nOtas, por d. Fer
min Abelia, 81
| NOtariado, Trdtad0 general filos6fco-legal
te6rco Y prictico del Notariad de instru-
mentos pdblicos relatives a la propiedad, & Ia
famhiia y a ia succession, por ID Jose Gonzalez
de las casas. tomo pasta espanola S6-25
| Jerusalem. Description exacta detallada
de los Santos Lugares, 1879, por D. Manuel
Ibo Alfaro que los ha vIstsdo dltimamente
que los describe con primor. 81 ejomplar.
| Po siaS del eminente poeta d. Antonio +.
Gro, q edicion, 1879. lS ejemplar.
C6digo de comercio, por Abella, pasta 81 IS
Id. id. id rGstica
Id id. por Reus pasta. SO
Gufa Notarial, pasta a....... 10
Idem id rGstica ......... SIS
Teneduria de bros por Viltaos, r1stica 10
| EslOSas SeoiSuas ue 'lrSho, pasta /
Educacion Intellectual moral fisica,
| por Spencer, pasta. ........ .
Fisiologia general, por Bernad, pasta. :.
Los pueblos j6venes, por la Reaaccion
de la Nueva prensa, r1stica .. 70
Ley hlpotecaria. ....'... ..........,.... :.
Lecciones clinicas, nor Thompson, pta. / SO
La ciencia esraiiola, por NJ Pelayo id. | 75
Un viaje 8 Paris, por Castelar,, r6stica | rs
| LA Novia de Lammemo0r . rs
Las hueas del crimen, por Guerrero. IS
TkCrICA DE RECLUTA CoMPASfA, por ell
marques del Duero, rdstca, edicon de 1879
| so ctvs.
TAcTIoA DE BATTALION, por el mismo, edicion
/ de 1879 20 centayos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-27
aOTIHIIITV MARITIME.
ENTRADAS.

ENTRADAS.
FebrerC 25.-De Aguadilla vap. ing. "Flam-
hor ugh, transito.
2S.-De Naguabo, gol. esp. "a Ma
n3," carga.
De Fajardo. gol esp. Maria
Manuela," lastre
SALIDAS.
Febrero 24.-Para s. Thomas, vap. ing Gar
no, transito.
25.-Para Vega baja, gol esp. "Ju-
lita," carga.
Pasajeros salidos en- ell "Espafia" para
Habana. Benito Budi, Antonio Lorca y Sra.
Manuel Lazaro, Francisco Canals, Javier de
Obregon.
En- el San Juan Para Vieques: Cecilia
ZaleZ, Clementina Aiuai,
Para S. Thomas Miguel Saralegui, Felicia
no Carbia. Agustin Rivera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-27
AsIlGl0S DlVERsDs.
- BL TONNO ORIENTAL
= PARA
Ell CABELLO

Els un agradable y benigno especifco para
peinar ell cabello evitar las canas, removiehdo
In tina la caspa conservando el cabello espe-
so Y selOsa, hasta una edad muy avsnzada
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-27
BRAS CA.STELLlS Ca

pOrh .19rsa h 'cho cargo nnestro s6cio conan.
dta u JUAN MERCADER del artivo pa
sivO 81 III cir,.uIar de esta misma fecha
Agra ,3cemOs la cOntianza qua nos ha dis-
pens sdo somos sus altos S S. Q. B. NJ
BRAS CAsTELLs Y Ce
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-27
SO VEIN DE

Por tener que ausentarse sn dueiio. 81 esta.
blecimiento denominado LA FLOR AMERI.
CA, sitnado en Ia Gale de s Cruz esQulna
Ia del Sol Advirtiendo que como 81 estable-
cimiento abraza ados ramos estA Ga 81 derecho
el que 10 interese de elegir 81 que mejor Il
|coRyenga. l-a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-27

(D Ell Sr. Nufie7, notable marmoista, ha
ofrecido ademas hacer gratis una lapida para
el sepulcro de Freyre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-27
MayAgtlez 10 de Febrero de 1880.

Sr d.
Muy Sr. nuestrO. Hecho cargo del active V
pasivo de l. casa de Oomercio que giraba en-
esta plaza bAj0 In raZon de BRAS CASTELLJ
ca lie Ia que era s6ciO comanditario) por
convcni0 celebradO en- esta msml fecha, con-
tinuale los m5mos Aegocios que aqaela So
dedicaba. bajo Ia razon de.
1NERCADER Y Ca
quedandO de s6@io comanditario d. GASPAR
BRAS cen ell mismo capital que tena en- la
que ha cesad0.
Participsmos a V al misno tempo haber
confrrldO poier general de la casa a D. JUAN
BRAS
Espero me dispensaran la conianza con que
siempre me han hOarado Y suplico toman no.
Ia de las respectvas tirnas.
De V. alto. ;. S. Q. B. s. NJ.
,JUAN MERCADER I &
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-27
CIRCULAR.

Mayasdez 10 de Febrero de 1880.
Sr y
Muy 1r stro Ponem0s en- cOnocmieu-
to d. \. aAber cesado en- sus negOcios nues-
ira .sa de. .Comercio que giraba en- esta plaza
bao Ia taz0n lie
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-27
SUELA Y VAQUETA

Espanola superior precios muy m6dicos, en-
el s.inacen dc b. Borras & Herrnanos --For-
taleza, ndmero %, San Juan Puerto Rico,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-27
Sc VENDE

la casa num- as de Ia Gale del Sol, 81 que Ia in.
terese puede verse con su dueha, que vive en-
la misma casa IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-27
MERCADER Y Ga
LIBROS COlEENlENTES.

JUAN MERCADE
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-16

now You must really let me be your
friend. have plenty in the house for
breakfast; that is IL you like French
pancakes and coffee
'Ah, you have given rs all We need |;
I coaxcd and pleaded with Harry till
he ate with me, aud presently he rose
up and he felt like a man again. and
went out TO one DEBTOR from whom lie
got $50. and this gave him new life. so
that he went TO gentleman we kno%
and got an engagement OF work to be-
gin with the new year.
oh, am glad
The faces Of both women shone with
a radiant happiness, when the young
wife asked:
May ] look at your sleeping chil-
dren?'
They won't ia the inner room. where
she bent above each little bed mo-
ment in prayer and softly murmured
aloud, MAY they know happiness as
intense as l have known misery!
At the door OF the studio. kissing
Kate Lenox with q tender and revcrent
grace, she said:
You could do only one little deed ol
mercy TO us which will last MS all our
lives. You must minister to others
now-Goi's angel !-EHzabeM Dad.
I'm
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-16

The national greenbock conference.
which has been in session in Wash ,ny.-
ton the past two days, adjourned on
the 9Th inst, after adopting report call :
ing national convention TO meet In
Chicago June next, and hearing speech
es from Gen. James ID. Weaver, of Iowa.
Denis Kearuey, of California, aud others.
The basis of representation to the ma
tional convention will be from each State
four delegates and four alternates n,
large, aud two delegates and two alter
mates from each congressional district
aud from each Territory and the Dis
trict of Columbia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-16

FIGHT At WooDsToCK.-A gentle
man from the Valley Of Virginia in
forms me that during the trial of The
suit Of Cogar, of Alexandria vs. Moore,
OF Orkney Springs, last week, Mr.. Rid
dieLerger, counsel for Ccgan, said some
rough things about Moore, who, when
The case was over and Eiddlebt rger had
ler; the court house, struck him on tie
back Q! the head with sick OF wood
md Knocked him down. Subsequently
Tie parties met in the dining room Of
she hotel, when Ridllebercer asked
Moore ii lie was armed, anil a negative
response being given, Rildlebcrger
ook pistol out Of his belt, handed It
to y by slandcr and assaulted Moore, with
his fists. knocking hir down and Off
the lote' porch, where the combatanta
csinchcd and had rough and tumble
fight, which lasted until they were sep
uated 10y mutual frierds.- Washington
Car. AiC&undria Gazette.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-16
A STERLING OLD POEM.

Who shall Judge man from his manner?
Who shall know him by his dress2
Paupers may be Fl, for princes,
Princes 1T for something less.
Crumpled shirt and dirty jacket
May beclothe the golden ore
OF the deepest thought and feelings
Satin vest can do no more.
There are streams Of crystal nectar
Ever flowing out of stone;
There are purple beds and golden
Hidden. crushed and overthrown;
God, who counts by souls, not dresses,
Loves and prospers you and me.
While he values thrones the highest
But as pebbles in the sea.
Man, appraised above his fellows,
Oft forgets his fellows then;
Masters-rulers-lor remember
That your meanest kinds are men;
Men OF labor, men Of feeling,
Men OF thoughts and men OF fame,
Claiming equal rights to sunshine
In man's ennob!ing name.
There are foam embroidered. oceans,
There are little wood.clad rills;
There are feeble inch high saplings,
There are cedars OH the hills,
God, who counts by souls, not stations.
Loves and prospers you ard me:
For 10 him all vague distinctions
Are as pebbles in The sea.
Toi!ing hands alone are builders
OF the nations wealth and fame.
Titled lazlness is pensioned,
Fed and fettered on the same;
BY tue sweat of others foreheads,
Living only to rejoice,
While tie poor mans outraged freedom
Vainly lifts its feeble voice.
Truth and justice are eternal,
Born with lovliress and light;
Secret wrongs shall never prosper
While there is sunny right;
God. whose worldwide voice is singing
Boun less love to you and me,
Links oppression. With its titles,
But as pebbles in tie sea.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-16

SwINDiING OPERATION "A Zines
Vile, o.. paper says: 4 neat swindlng
operation is reported to have taken
place in The oil region Of THE county
wbiCl is said TO have been carried on
successfully, viciimizing the farmers Of
B!gs Rock Township. The plan Of OPP
eraIions is as follows: OIe man goes
into the oil territory and t"kes leases
on land for five years, the lease being
drawn ip such n manner as 10 consti-
tute lien upon the property 70 the ey
tent that a clear title cannot be given
until the lease is cancelled. A small
consideration IN money is paid, the con-
ditiOns Of tho lease being that the work
Of developing the territory shall he
pushed without delay. the owner Of the
farm being paid q royalty OF oil produc-
ed. The lessee then goes TO work a.
once and sinks hole, and 10 a few days
along comes another gentleman, wear
ing q gold watch and chain and gold-
headed cane. and wants 20 boy the farm.
lie offers The farmer n fabulous price
for IL, but the farmer can't give clear
title on account of the lease. IIowcv.
or, the sum offered for the farm is 50
handsome tlat tho farmer can afford TO
give the lessee $500 or ~ 900 10 forfeit
the lease. So, in q day or two, he secs
the lessee and gives him that or what
ever sum they may agree upon TO can
cel,tbe lease, which he does. pockets
the money aud skips BY this time the
mau who wanted TO purchase the farm
has taken his departure. and :be farmer
is out The sum for The forfeiture Of tie
lease.
NEh,,v-.r C.r .t,.ya .i,,.Iofovo. can cone
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-16

a NAN had q tooth extracted by q
Chicago dentist ami expressed regret
FOR the loss. A girl whose jaws were
overcrow'icd with teeth entered the Of
lice 10 have two of them taken out.-
The dentist suggested the experiment
Of transferring one of these SCUM teeth
10 The vacancy in The II ans mouth, and
The operation was perrorrne! with sue
cess, the tooth growing fast and firm in
ten days.
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new kind of crockery, designed 10
I'll! the place Is earihenware, TO some
extent, has recently been Introduced
1t consists of cotton pulp or felt, glaz-
eel with n composition in which dissolv-
el ia s largely enters. 1t is durable.
elastic material, possessing neither the
great weight nor brit; leness OF ea,then-
ware; but it has yet TO undergo the
;eSt OF general use.
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n Dakota paper asserts that 1,20o
pitchforks were sent to the Sontee In
dams, and that there are not ever COL
Santees at the agency, counting both
sexes and all ages.
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In the Inst of Georgia lawyers who
lave received Dig fees the Atlanta ga
Constitution puts Senator Ben Hill first
lie received in one case a fee of $40, 900
of which $4,000 was paid in cash.
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Sauth 3raatl. antrllisenter.
RoMNEY, FRIDAY, JAS. le, 1850.

The National Democratic COMMITTEE.
viii meet at Washington on Monday,
the 23rd of February, 70 agree upon the
time aid place of holding the hext Ma
tional Convention.