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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-09-15
NEWS SCxxARYA

The death Of Gen. Burnside. on the 18th,
4, annouccd.
samuel J. Tilden lacks i've months Of be
ing sixty-eight.
The proposition TO tax the people OF Ar' :
! for the benefit of the public free schoolr
was carried at the late election by over SIX to
one. II also carried at Galveston.
The Pr dent has continued to improve
since his removal. There are some indica-
tons of lung trou le, however. La'er-He
has improv d so III to bs abb to'it IN :"
air.
On the 10th inst. soldier of Guiteaus
guard attem I'd to shoot him by firing in o
his window. He was arrested. Guiteau
WIS terribly frightened.
The result of the election Is still unknown,
but il il bel'ev ID that division of the unive
sty has prcvai.el, and tina. Austin will get
the literary and Galveston the med cal de-
rartment
The Free Thinkers have just c'osed their
National meeting at Conceivable, New o k
Resolutions were passed in h.vor + tie
adoption of a platform by the Natio u Lib
eral League that NIL Liberals can stand upon;
expressed sympathy and admiration for
Charles Bradlaugh; endorsed the aston OF
Gov. Roberts, of Texas, in refusing to call a
day of fasting aud prayer for President Gar
field, and requested the North American Re-
view to publish in pamphlet the articles by
Robert G. Ingersoll and Judge Black for gen.
eIal circulation.
A train on the Alton & st. Louis railroad
was halted and robbed by banditti about
three miles east of Independence few days
sidce, near the scene of similar robbery about
year ago. There were sixteen of the rob-
bers, under the leadership as believed, OF
jesse James They 'weat though" the ira n
and passengers 1t is bought they realized
from $15. 900 to $50, 600 from the passengers
add $1,000 from the road. Some land agents
on board alone contributed $4,000. Some OF
the robbers, it is believed, have been arrest
ed, and the governor calls loudly on officers
and people to rise and crush out the mui 'r-
Gus outlaw, AID their a5 ,ttoii.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-09-15

Hon Alexander IL. Stevens. John W.
Beckwith; Bishop OF Georgia; Gen
Zen John Is. Gordon United States
Senator; Hon. John Gill Shorter. 1t.
Rev. Bishop Pierce. j. Edgar Thorn
ION, Hon. B, n. Hill. Hon. John q.
Breckinrldge. Prot David Wills ID. d..
Hiram Warnei. Chief Justice OF Georgia;
Lewis Wunder, Asst. p. NJ. Philadel
phia. and many others-names of emf
heut and well.known individuals who
certify from actual experience TO the
great success of the regulator 10 sub3u.
ing diseases. No preparation offered
the public is recommended ~ is Sim
mons Liver Regulator. Its virtues
lave received every form Of indorse-
,ncnt that incredibly could demand.
re sure you obtsin the genuine in
White Wrapper. with che red Y and
md signature Of J. II. Zeiliu& Co.
Spt. Sim.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-09-15
A WORD ABOUT GROCERIES,

I ofer the trade such inaace-
menty IN the Grocery tine this sea-
season that purchasers wiH .fnd 1t
to their advantage to order u
FULL LINE Of Groceries from
me, rather than 90 farther or
scatter their orders. lean supply
them mith fresh, reliable goods at
sh0rter notice than By ordering
e7se'chere. 0nd cheaper too, It they
uiN figure closely and correctly.
VIM. D. Cleveland,
Cotton Factor and Wholesale Grocer,
HOUSTON, TEXAS.
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A steady, intelligent boy or youth
to learn the printing business. One
having some previous knowledge OF
the business preferred. Apply at the
FREE Press Office.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-09-15

P,NA, ILL.,, Jan. IL, lSSl.-I have used
70 ur Kress Fever Tonic and found it much
easier to cnre the chills with it than for me
to solve your rebus
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-09-15

PANA. Ill.,. Dec, %, 1sSO.-We have
tried your Ague Tonic, and found it good
hard to beat j. II. YARNvLL.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-07-13
The Presbyterian Church.

1t is one of the honors of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church that 1t has not been under the necessity
OF seeding from the great Apostacy. 1t stood.
by desperate and forlorn struggle in. the
valleys OF Piedmont and of Scotland, successful.
~ against the usurpation. If there is any
Church that can claim succession through all
time, through the chasm of fifteen hundred
years from Luther to Paul, and over the other
chasm, from John the Baptist, our great sprin-
kler, to Moses, fifteen hundred years more. it
is the Presbyterian Church. 1t has fought all
the great battles of time and is still holding its
way. 1t has occupied, we may proudly and
thankfully say, the forefront of the war of time.
for the great fundamental doctrines of the faith
1t has held them against statesmen and kings.
against philosophers and fanatics, and against
the sword that prosecuted unto DEATH Its
names are escutcheoned with the many of whom
the world was not worthy. Its Iecord its
sublimer succession, is on high. And yet it has
never been Church of dogmatic bisotry. It
has never given its sympathy to absolutism. 1t
shakes hands with all Christians, and counts
their institution valid, if not Scriptural 1t has
always accounted substantive doctrine and
principle more valuable than ritual and has.
therefore, always been patient of the fanaticism
that wastes itself on modes. 1t has none of the
esprit dc corps of the zealot because it has an
evangelical sympathy too wide to be confined
within the limits of denomination. 1t is
generous to fault 1t gives without stint its
compasses sea and land to make one proselyte.
1t blocks out the truth from the quarry and
throws with generous hand the pabulum of
thought to every people; Popular manpula-
tors appropriate and adapt it to their uses.
Still it abides by its quarry work. its grand mis-
sions to feed the world with truth, rejoicing and
continuing to rejoice that nevertheless every
way Christ is preached"
This is noble. But has not the time come
when we must train our children and ourselves
to more cohesive loyalty to the Presbyterian
Church Has not the time come when we
should more perfectly popularize the two great
fundamentals of Presbyterianism, the elder and
the family, and take the field as well as abide
by the foundry Nay, the Presbyterian Church
of this country owes it to Christ and to herself
more perfectly to unfurl her banners and in
stead of popular literature, to uphold to the
world the sturdy religion of Knox and of Muir.
ray, OF Coligny, of Augustine, and Paul Let us
honor the faith which it is our honor to possess.
London Weekly Review
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-07-13

IF the Wings judgment were equal to
its bad temper it would have suppressed
every line of the elk or eight articles and
paragraphs which it devoted to DR.. Hoge
last week. Those articles have not in
tlicted any mischief whatever on any one
but itself. The tremendous excitement
which it has displayed has created Just
as much surprise and about as much un-
easiness as would be felt by the garrison
at Gibraltar in view of an Indian war
dance at the base Of that rock.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-07-13

The PRESBYTERIAN REVIEW for July
has been received, and has the following
table Of contents:
l. The Plan of the New Bible Revis-
ion, by the Rev. Talbot w. Chambers,
D. D. 2. Henry Boynton Smith, by
Prof. zephaniah M. Humphrey, D. D.
3. The Grounds and Methods of the
Temperance Reform, by Prof John W.
Mears, D. D. 4. The Ethical Element
in our Earlier Literature, by Prof.
Theodore w. Hunt, Phi. D. 5. Critical
Theories Of the Sacred Scriptures in Re-
lation to their Inspiration. Il. The
Right, Duty, and Limits Of Biblical
Criticism, by Prof. Charles A. Briggs,
D. D. g.. Notes and Notices. 7. Re-
views Of Recent Theological Literature.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-07-13


FROM all parts of the country a feel
ing OF thankfulness goes up that there is
now good. hope of the Presidents re-
covery. The death of the President
would in our opinion be very great
national calamity. The very fact that
his life has been attempted is a. serious
blow. 1t is always mischievous to ia
mlliarlse a nation with the thought of
ASSASSINATION as remedy for real or
fancied complaints. There are always
crazy or devilish spirits who are liable
to repeat such desperate methods when
once suggested.
If President Garfield shall recover
this benefit will probably flow from the
great peril in which the first officer of the
nation has been placed-that the COM
mon danger. has drawn together all
parties and sections, and the common
sympathy which has found expression in
every part OF. the country tends to the
development of catholic, national SEN
timent, and general kindliness of feel
ing, which will contribute to heal the
wounds and the heart-burnings which
were created by bitter civil war.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-07-13

GRACE STREET CHURcH.-This beau
tiful church Grew. DR.. Read), which,
although in use since 1870, has remained
IN an unfinished condition, is now, we
ARE happy to learn, in fair way of COM
pletion. The workmen are now busilv
running up the spire on the southwest
front of the church, and the whole work
will be finished by the first of October.
The spire will be 21O feet in height from
the pavement, and will be the most con-
spicuous in the city.
A very handsome contribution, we also
learn, has just been made to the church
by David Sinton, ESQ.,, of Cincinnati, a
relative of the family of the same name
in this city, This is bell weighing s.
600 pounds, from the Buckeye Bell
Foundry (Cincinnati), and costing some
81, 200 or 81 400, which will be hung
In the main tower in the course of a.
month. This will be the largest bell
which was ever in the city of Richmond.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-07-13

To I'm. R"-"The Westminster Nor
NAL Outlines" is not explanatory of the
Shorter Catechism. 1t is publication of
the Presbyterian Board Of Publication,
Philadelphia.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-07-13

WE LEARN from the Presbyterian that
the Rev. L. M. Colfelt, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, Philadelphia,
(well known to our readers as our Phil
adelphia correspondent sailed for Eu-
rope on the 2Sth ult., having been
granted vacation until October LIST,
1882, that he may have needed rest.
Mr.. Colfelt has been unwell for some
time, but we hope is now in fair way
to be restored to health. His indisposi-
ton explains the absence of his letters
recently in this paper. But we hope to
hear from him again during his sojourn
in Europe. The First church has been
fortunate, says the Presbyterian, in secur-
ing Rev. DR.. Francis L. Patton. re-
Gently appointed to a new chair in
Princeton Theological Seminary, to fill
the pulpit, during their pastors absence.
Professor Patton preached in the First
church last Sabbath morning and evening
(says the Presbyterian in its last issue)
to large and appreciative audiences
He will preach again next Sabbath. The
church will be closed during July and
August, but will be re-opened on the
first Sabbath in September, and Pro-
lessor Patton will preach regularly in
this pulpit till the pastors return.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-07-13

The Minutes of the General Assembly
for 1881 will be ready for distribution about
August LIST. Order from JACKSON & BELL, Will
mington. N. G.. Single copy so cents ten CO.
pies or more, to one address. 80 cents each.
]. R. Wilson, Stated Clerk
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-24
Ell SIGLGD XIX.
RD.-SAN FRANCISCO. <BsD.
ARTICUOS DE NOVEDA
FANTASIA

Ell gran surdo que aba de mpoar que ofe
pdbo gande vado de gusto haba vo
Cudad de esabecmerto estar tam
de Paris omn gasto poder presenar e al -
ponto sale los centos Eupeos urdo
ano mporro merec aencon de
nombe hoy este nuevo esta-
blecimiento.
Entire artcuos que mas aman encuentran ee
seda adonado Btas banca de musenas
poue peamente bobada Paos vias de ya prmoro
La alta novedad sombrero de pa
de cooes seoras nn classes tornas nue.
vas adornados para odos los guo En- hanas fchds manas
vo fecos de coores
como seda Gran urdo cal
misas anes cueos puos para noas chambras mismo
de odo ramente bodaio Avios
butmo todas classes para sonora abancos pumas flores
bodada dede estrecho hasta
da de anchO
Ao completes para desde e abanco hasa poanas
imperial de raso banco.
En- gros ayas ambn h cbdo gran sudo as
en- popme vestdos precos sumamente baaos
En- acuos popios para gaos hay donde poder sacer cu
quier caprlcho
Tamben ha recbdo xtenso arado srdo en- aombras
cnas corch saanas todo ancho
crea grano odo de ho panueos
medas de todas classes.
Efectos para ae baues mundos peeamente reorzado
maetas nnidad de arcuos serla
proGjo enumerar. ~, - .,l-onr , :.
Puerto Rico mario IL de 1881FONT ROSSELLO 26 a
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La Fama de Puerto -Rico'
GRAN SURTIDO DE NOVEDADES
para SEMIA N A SA NTA-

estabecmento de mod que conantemente
reenando aparads odo mis moderno que
moda las pncpa pia de Europa acba de mportr
nnidad de aruos pecomos exemadamene baratos Tales
va de malta capuha pao gua 6chds de
pa oz crespon otras cases mana tohaas ahora muy
manas andaza de unto bonda de todo peco ganadnas
negra a de tas de cuadro abrada classes supeor precios
de g. 10 u reae Nunca ha visto gr6s
eaes otos de l. D. S pesos de seda riquma
negro Incompatible Hay surido de meds ngas de
don 6no ho de senoas caberos nino enan
aod preo de persona mas exgente No hay tampo
esabecmento vaedd de sombreros para
ninos de todas mas odas las edade Jamd voveran
casas ordadas 10 reaes classes
fnas Calzado nmeorabe de abrtla chagrn Las
rabies botas peso que ha Paris an mas Mubas ca
negros abaoo para adonos de pae6s
para Santa Toda cse de veos Cna para
coores quea adorna Rasos comp de
Paragas seda para van pesos odas pae
reales por habe congud gran ado Abanicos
todas cases MAQUINAS PARA COSER DE CONDCONES INME
JORABLES GARANTIZADAS DOCE PESOS, por nimo pa
prueba de apreco pdbco que dsngue
venden toas las s de ho muh buena
por cento de rebaja precios. b. "a abl
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EseuELA PvBLlck
de urimera enSenanza elemental J superior
FSTABLECTD4 EMS. SEBASTIAN
bajo la direction del Professor Superior
D. ADOLFO BABILONIA Y QUlNONES.
PROSPECTO.

Nombrad0 el Professor que suscrlbe para
desempefiar en- propiedad Ia Escuela p1blica
de 10 clase de este pueblo, cumpIe su deber
redactar ell presente prospecto reterente las
asignatnras que eli ella soatendra, lustl1cando
de esta manera su cometido.
No hay necesidad de demostrar, por ser
muy 6byio, que el hombre tiene 10 obligation
lie instruirse, dc enrquecer su intefgenela,
de aliegar su espiritu la mayor suma de CO.
noaimientos, de ponerse en- ell caso de COM
prender sus deberes Y, l6gIco es, que esta
obligation es comun todos les hombres, 10
msmo al rico que al pobre, 10 mismo al noble
que al plebeyo, 10 mismo al que ha de segulr
una carrera cientftica, que al comerciante,
cue al industrial, que al bracero
como quiera que la instruction Prlmarla
en- sus dos grades es por exceencia la via
recta segura narH emprende continuar
los eStudi0S SeCblldGrl0S, que bien pudlefan
lamarse preparedness para unos, dnlcos para
otrus, ro precisCs indispensables para to-
Ia Is humauidad, Z lie dara en- el referldo Es-
fahlpcmiento toda la este nsion possible, po-
nitnoo en- practica los estatdios TazenddoS, CO.
mo intro procedimiento que conduce arrai-
gar en- Ia tierna intehgencia de los educandts
Ia ideas adquiridas on los temples veneren-
dos del saber.
Por qus, en- etecto, la Instruction Prmaria
ben hcucada, es la que propaga los c"nocl-
misntos necesaIios en- todas las csrTeras Oh
todas las protesiones dc Ia vida, ella es la que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-24
TIlN 1lRICfO 4 IA PENINSULA.

Lo efeetuara el vapor espanol santiago
salisndo de este puerto para Cadz Barcelona
el Is de ahril pr6ximo =,
Este snagniico bnque, one es "a conocido
an esfa isla. pues hizo en- Ia misma techa de-
sao f,r6ximo pasado otro viaje igual. nevando
m nameroso pasaje, dei6 bien sentado su ere
alto. 81 captain Ion Quirico Rlveras Sc pro-
none alcanzar adn mejor ia na, dando esmera-
aisimo trato excelentes comodidades.
Ioa nrecios de pssaies seran m6dicos, y con
tales yentaias parecera impossible que haya
euien dele de aprovechar la oportunldad oe
kscar nm visje ''Rapido, Comodo, Segnro'
T.rn r,tros informes. asi como los references
a cnrra. dirigirse sus consignatarios Srea
Paafor MARQUEE Garcia. Tetuan Z.
Pto. Rico. 5 febrero 1881. h. 70 q.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-24

Este maravilloso b&lsamo sana infalible
mente las heridas antiguas. las llagas, y los
males de piernas de pecho. Por medic
de su Influenza las 1lceras virulentas to-
man muy pronto un aspecto convaleciente
y desaparecen. Jamas deJa este unguento
refrioerante de produciI una cura peTfecta
de Ias afeceiones de la piel, los constipa-
dos. las tosee ell reumatismo, aun cuando
az Ia apelado en- vano so6os los demas
rernexdioA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-24
AMIGO DE TODOS.
fllnoags HOLLOWAY.

MilIones de personas. en- todas las parties
del mundo, recomiendan dichas Pfldoras
como el mejor restaurativo de la sc I'D que
a conoce. Elias curan todas las 'eccio-
mes del corazon, del hfgado, del estt uago
de los rifiones , de los intestinos; remue-
syfa, exDulsando de Ia sangre toda impureza,
SortaIeciendo completsmente el sistema ner-
yioso dando un tono saludable d la orga-
nizaeiOr general.
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DALMAU v CAN'T.
REPRESENTATIVES ooM1s1oN1sTAs.
42.-sAN FRANCISCO.

42.-SAN FRANCISCO. -42.
Sc halla de venta en- esta casa:
Vine tnto superior para mesa puro sin
composition Dinguna.
Vino clarete cata' an marca Santa Mar
RaritA"
Vine de Pima, excelente por So sabor y re-
comendable por ser sumamente t6nico recons-
ttuyente.
Vfnos generosos de varias classes; licores,
iarabes, etc.
AlcohOIado Barnes, frma original
Agssn celeste Barnes para ell c1tis
Barmerina Barnes, cura radicalmeBte
tart&neamente ell dolor de muelas.
Papeles de todas classes, blaneo = rayado
Papel para encuadernadores, chagren, in
diAnas, mores y de colores.
Papel para cigarrillos.
Sohres de todas clases blancos y de eolores
CentrDgeEeral de publicaciones.
Obras cientifcas, religi0sas y de recreo.
Centre de suscripcion de periedicos nacio
nalss extr anjeros
DAfMAU CAN'T N. 70.
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dMRGU II ~ ~.
San Juan, P. R. Il de Febrero de 1881.

San Juan, P. R Il de Febrero de 1881.
AAMay ST.. nuestro:
Pass;eipamos V. que por mdtuo conve-
MO herIl5s disuelto en- esta fecha la socledad
que teniamos establecida en- est plaza bajo Ia
razon de
e. Garcia s Co.,
suedando todo ell actvo pasivo de la casa a
cargo del socio comanditario Don JOSE uERRA,
al c1ai continuara los negoclos bajo su solo
nombre.
Agradeeido p Ia confanza que le hemos
merscido. que rogamos haga extensiva
nuestro successor, nos repetimos sus atentos
SIS.
Q. B. ) NJ.
.Eosa Csyva. Earique Garcia. 6-6
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ANUNCIOS DIVERSOS
ANMSaD.

Acabado de legar un complete surtido de
canisas MaIlorquinas, zapatos blancos de CO.
loras negros, anissdo alcohol, cuyos articH-
los bnenos Y baratos, Sc venden precies mo-
lico8 -1ambien sc admiten efectos almace-
nale. Tetuan n3l.-BERNARDO SALIVA.
19j.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-24

Regalla especial en- idem de 50.....S AZ ..
Conchas especiales en idem de So. 40 E.
Tdem co~rentes en- idem de 100 ..... 30 :.
Regalia lie L6n'r especial en- idem
de 100 .................. 10
Idem idem cOrriente en- idem de 100. 30 >.
Idem sobremesa an idem de 100 -. 80 ~.
Idem corchas en- idem de 100. ....... 30 e.
Conehitas en- idem de 100 ..... % ..
Modianos en- idem da 100. ...... 90 =.
Mlar en- paquetes lie so. ......... IL =.
Perillas en- pauuetes de 6 tabacos
20 paquetes por. .................. oi :.
'icadura prensada en- paquetes de
una lihrl. :. 80
lem sin prensar en- potes ........ 50
Idem snelta del pals. ............ =. 25
Idem hebra para ppa. ............. OIL =.
Cigarrllos con picadura hebra, 25 ca
jetillas por. ......... ............ vi =.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-24
! MANTECA MAR

AGUTLA sigue sosteniendo su superioridad
: bIancurs, purexa y propiedades alinen
Todas las sustancias qne entran en- So
cion son escogidas entire las mas ex-
SO tiene tan particular cu.dado en
ion cue ell consumidor encontrara ser
l6mica , Ia mas rics de las marcas
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ParaHaba0syhatanzaS.

Sc deSpachari del 81 al 28 del corrienta el
4 vapor esp lo IRURAC-BAT Admitira
carg fiete y pasajerae.
ia uioeme dirig rse suS consignataros
Vijande y Go. 3-3
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PARTERA.

Doffa Ana Deldna do Milla partera reclbi~
da ante La Real Subdelegaclon de m%dielna
obteniendo nota de so0tesallente por unani-
midad, ofreee sus serviclos San Justo 20
h. j. 90.
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Ell CRONOMETRO
TALLER DE RELoJERIA EN- GENERAL

TALLER DE REL0JERIA EN- GENERAL
1O-CALLE SAN JUsTO.-IO.
Composiciones construcciones de pleas
de t0das cIase6.
Sc garantizan los trabaios de ests casa, los
cuhles seran con prontitud, esmero y econo-
Tnia.
. ysDts de reIojes de variss ciases precios
m0dicoa b l2Jn
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o. roneeN yTIondeZ Hnmaao j. Aah
Guaddoue 90 Doninca Frank a
A.Ca 6 Go,
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zoD, de la religion Y de la moral, con ell lauda-
bic fin de fornar hombres honrados laborio-
sos, ciudadanos ceosos de sus derechos Y
exactos en- e. cumpllmentos de sus deberes
Sentadas estas hgerisimas consideraciones,
ell que suscribe tiene Ia honra de ofrecer al
ilustrado pdbico ell signiente
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ArrOz de Ia India.

Sc realiza una gran partida de sa-
cos d precios muy limitados en- Ell
almacen de Severe Baston. ~~ San
Francisco 45. b. 25 a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-24
LICOR BALSaNICO DE- BREA VEGETAL
DEL
DIR. GONZ A L. EZ

E7 mej,or pectoral q depnrativo conocido
hasta el lia, preparado en- la Hobano.
A pesar del gran nimero de preparado3s
medicinales que se conocen y usan en- la
Isla de Cuba para la curacion de numerosas
Intermediates, sc notaba I'm vacfo que era
precise Ilenar
"Los catarros Nasales.
Bronquiales, ,!
Pulmonares 3"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-24
CigarriA gruesoS en- 10 ell. e de pa
pei que So quieran, dc cinco nesos
en- adelahte 40 caie .illas p0r. e. .


pei que So quieran, dc cinco nesos
en- adeahte 40 cafe illaS por. ol g.
TABtCOS ELtEORAD $.
Excep peionales en- cajns ,e Mo de a y
tahacos. millar ........ Sllo g.
Idem sin lujo de ia -. ........ 700 ,
I'm neriales en- cajas De 81. ...,. 80 .
Regalia antillana en- eaias IL l5,. -. s. :.
Idem idem en- idCm de ST.. ..... - &.
Idem de preferencia en- dem de p 81 .
Reina Victoria en- idem 9e 80. -. 10
Brevas imperiaes en- item de So. IS E.
Cazadores imDerlales en- ideu de So so
Brevas Gu hoja en- idem de 50 -. so
Idem ciIindradas en- idem de l0D 40
Tdem corrientes en- idem de 100. 30 :.
Idem en- paquetes de 10. ........ 9. q :,
Regaia britannica en- cajas dc 3d.. 90 :,
Victorias iaas en- idem de So. ..... 45 :.
Las vitolas no expresadas en- el pl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-24
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