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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-10-19
New goods at G. Q. Marr's.

20 different styles of wedding invitations
at the COLUMBIAN store.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-10-19

More black dress silks just received a
Lutz q Sloans.
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$4,000 envelopes, all sizes and colors,
wholesale and retail, at the COLUMBIAN
store. ....-.. ..... ..
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Another new line of black dress silk
cheaper than ever at Clark IL sons.
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Skirts and shawls very cheap at G. G..
Marr's
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-10-19

Paper sacks for buckwheat flour at the
COLUMBIAN store.
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Imported olive-wood pen holders and
pencils, very pretty and very cheap, at the
COLUMBIAN store.
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Call and see c., G. Marr's stock of new
goods.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-10-19

There was no bicycle race though there
were several wheels on the ground, two
from Danville and one from Pittston.
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New coats and dolmans for ladies very
cheap at LutZ & Soan's.
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New cashmeres and other dress goods at
Lutz & Sloan's this week.
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Telegram from Gov. Hoyt,) }

HARRISBURG, Pa, May 30, 1882
To Druggist Phelps, Scranton, Pa:
Please send me by express two bottles of
your Rheumatic Elixir.
HENRY NJ. HoYT,
Governor of Pennsylvania.
For sale at Hendershott's Pharmacy
Bloomsburg, Pa.
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9999t spring chickens. .....
9999t old hens, geese and ducks.
9999f good live calves.
9999t lbs. raspberries.
99993 "pitted cherries,
All the above wanted at Light Street, by
Silas Young.
August 3.6m
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. Wool and cotton chain at c. G. Marr's.
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The display of cloths from the woolen
mill of Caswell Bros. & Co., was very fine,
and attracted much attention.
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The following persons were in attend
ance as delegates from other societies ::
Cyrus 7. Fox, secretary of Berks county
society, and Mr. Orth of the same society {;
Messrs Boyer and Shires of Washington
vile society; Gearhart and Thompson of
Montour county and Bloom and Jacobs of
Lackawanna.
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Prints 8, 0, and 8 cents at c, c. Marr's.
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For Fall Suit,
For good Overcoat
For Men, Youths, Boys and Children
Clothing
go to David Lowenberg's.
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We noticed the "Model Brush" exhibited
by Mr.. Paul E. Writ of Bloomsbury. This
is light brush about fifteen inches long
and one and half inches wide filled with
bristles or other material attached to the
ends of steel wire spring rods, that are
about fifteen inches long, which rods are
secured to a wooden handle about four
feet long. This arrangement gives elasti-
city to the handle and brush and affords,
easy, pleasant labor in sweeping carpets,
floors or walls. The principal merits claim
ed are that its elasticity, and lightness rem
der it more easily handled, while it does
cleaner work than the ordinary broom
also that it will not wear the nap from car
pets as rapidly, being of bristles or other
soft material upon elastic springs. The
brush can be readily detached from the
springs and used as a hand-dustng brush.
Mr.. Writ is the patentee.
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Maa,lctIred6
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1t is estimated that $4,000 people were
on the grounds on Friday Saturdays at
tendance was larger than usual
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Cheap underwear at j. b. Skeer's.
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In the contest for the premium for the
prettiest baby there were seven entries.
Mrs. George Bogart of Buckhorn carried
off the first prize, and Mrs. Laura Arms of
Bloomsbury, the second. Though the
others got no premiums, they all had very
pretty babies.
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Cheap queensware at ], b. Skeer's.
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Oct t5ts
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Fair Notes.

Benton, October 10th, 1883.
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WHAT WOMEN WANT TO KNOW.

e, tf .r Woodwork. Is rs5
Alady who understands the process Of stain
ing woods can, at small cost, make her cottage
home look very handsome. A little practice
will give to the hand a free and easy motion
while initiating fine woods, the choice of which
should be copied from the genuine, in order to
correctly initiate tho color and form of the
grains as presented in nature. Take the grain
color (Which depends in hue upon the wood to
be imitated) this is mixed in beer, whisky or
vinegar, which binds the color, aud 30
prevents 1T from rubbing off; now take q
sponge. rung out Of ale. and danpon the VOID,
the second coat is tho tint desired, and the
third coat is the color to grain upon. Itis
almost impossible to give q positive statement
as to the specific quantities of the ingredients:
the proportions ere. best regulated by expert
ence, governed by Individual taste. Toqimi-
taken lin correctly glazing, blending
and blazing. This caution holds good
in initiating mahogauy and oak,
Glazing colors are Transparent, thinly
phaltum to the grain oolor, which is burnt
terra de sienna; also add ale to this mixture
until tits quite thin; rub it over the wood.
Asphaltum for glazing must be dissolved in
turpsntins. and it is well to add a little boiled
otto check it from drying too soon. To pro-
dnce a fine rosewoodout Of ordinary pine make
tho ground color rose pink. This is mixed
with asphaltum; the grains arc put in with
pencils ouch as are used by professional
grainers; the knots and shadows are.
wiped out with a bit of rsg or sponge in
patches TO suit the fancy. Blend crosswise in
initiating manogony. Maple wood is very
handsome and not difficult to imitate;' the
grain color is raw sienna aud raw lumber mixed
we'll together, wipe ont the lights with a BIT Of
buckskin, the edge of which gives the curl
natural to this kind of wood; varnish, and
when dry dampen with the grain color, which
is made thin by the addition OF a little asphal-
tum; wipe out the large light patches with q
spoage, and then blond the light by
crossings; when dry use the glaze color
for a grain finish. II tho birds -eye effect
Is desired, take G wet sponge and wipe
out speck Of light after the grain color is laid
GU; blond the whole, and dot it with the ends of
the fingers, and then lightly blend, which is the
finishing process. OAK for Q dining room is
handsomely initiated. Paint with a mixture Of
chrome yellow and Venetian red and grain color
is raw lumber and raw sienna, made light and
brilliant with whiting mixed with boiled oil,
Paint over the wood and comb while damp, first
lengthwise. and then run the comb with q lrem-
bling motion over the same crosswise. Caro-
fully wipe out the grains Of light; hold the
cloth over the thumb-nail. changing its posi-
ton at every touch After glazing with
asphaltum, wipe out large patches OF light, and
with q cash tool darken other spots. The grain
color for initiating black walnut is burnt UNI
Der; the ground color is made Of Venetian red,
black AMI yellow ochre equal proportions, well
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SEPIEMREh.

q" W. H# H~THHhF wHEHH"FHN- -
F@ss@s
Fair Spring came dancing DER the earth
10 the music of the spheres.
AND IN ~hertrain trippea laughing June.
loves promise to tEe' years:
Bn; now the sweet and%Sliant maids
Again have trippcd'away. y SAs s@
And summer pauses at the door
lsS'a the Fall gooasqes "a {
s%optsfnber. bright aud loyp, one;
Our heafts aresaser tnle:
ANfth :e2t I've mas thS Nsters fair, )
Evil he the same with you.
oEr orchards wait thy ~ripenirg touch,
Thy warmth, the INCONSISTENCIES =
And We, dear heart, need Something, too,
10 help US bear our pain.
So cold, 50 dark the days will be
Whenihnu hast said goodAbye:S #Fh p
why is 1t that all precious things
Are only born to die?
On; would. September, we could take
ENamnie from thy DAYS,
Lsve sweet and ~s,niling-go the same
Gods blessing on our ways.
Eleanor kirk.
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A TROUBLED A

a TROUBLED HEART.
Nn tho q~ufvering ocean =
Waivers the image bright
OF the moon, whose motion
Through heavens vault in light
Isstill and true, yet tender
Its radiance and its splendor.
So still aud true. mine own.
Thou ever art my light;
In my sad heart alone
Waivers thine image brigh.
How can a troubled breast
Select ~ image blest? ,355as =
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PUT UP your BILL ANDeSIS0 n 4 q

Yes .ssp, 3 sp ID a @a ). .e..s. a n e
Aud miss SO good a chance:
sv Will your sweet mate forever Wak
N Upon that nearby brAnch?s .M
For every Jack there Isl Jins1 sssS Nf&Es
Aud once a year it's spring;
\ You can't be rash with love or cash-
Put up your bill and sing!
You simple youth why worship truth. gSAsa
And ever toll and spin? iFf sHtN
Learn cunning ways and csptrap phrase.
Aud join the side to VIM & ~
The right man should the right plAcs gsta
For that's the proper thing:
SAud Il you plnu to be that man
Put up your bill and singh IN
Tn told there's nauRht that can't b honeSH asss ss
tor the proper sort Of sonR-. g.,.s 800
Votes, honor, place; q handsome fhc6-u
The list ID pages long, I
For every bird ahere Id nOteH Es5#K$E gsEMS@ss
That stops OF Stats his wfnfs ss#3sss5 ~ 1hSst
4 Learn that by rote. pl6 outTDaR tEEfcst 81
Put up your bill and ssne. gsss9
-Jssaass AsSser AasesnarA
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ana toiied for me. so that I might have com
forts and be happy. You took me, a ragged,
rough, ill,bred child, and you gave mo the
chance to become . lady. You nave earned
my-my love, aud"- a =
Don't speak that way, Lucy. 1 didn't cal
l wouldn't take it like that"
You didn't buy ii. you-ycu won it Tom,
l love you very, very dearly. 1t may not be
the kind OF lows you expect. just yet; but, by
aud by, when We have grown used to each
other, when wa have forgotten that we
Father and daughter, almost" he broke in.
thisy"
.'Never!!" she cried, impu!sively. .Dut let
IT be quick. Do not wait a day, but have it
done at once! lit must be without delay,
or-or'- II
Ska did not finish the sentence, but with q
sharp, conynlsive kiss upon his brown cheek
a kiss which sounded Almost like a gasp-she
was gone. In the gloamins upon his porch
that 6 t, sat Mr.. thomas Giauders a very
happy III 80. Behind him lay allthe gloom, ana
sorrow and pain could never come to him now.
In the future-what? He could not answer.
thought seemed very bright :
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Plumagc.
Old Mother Hubbard
Wer. 20 the cupboard
To get her moor daughter a gown:
She made it up %siattern,

With a sack for a pattern,
Andthe style spread all overthetowr sg
Pretty linen audi amt sets have fine embroidered ~
edges that turn over the edge OF the collar and
sleeve: the collar is fastened with. o gold button,
and has a l0lg pin with jeweled head thrust
through the dress aud coliar-a neat and stylish
design. Ruches are used inside the neckband Of
dresses again; and Pompadsurr lches are worn by
ladies' having long. thin necEs. The latest of those
arc crepe lisse, with fringe edges.
Made Iaco goods were never prettier than this
season. Among the novelties may be named COLI
lars and collarettes, aud the long pointed collars OF
so aa"' pointed l Fssss : AID sisf 'front.' Il asasr rs'v Win ii fesns
and square cotnsfs, and some withSa square H2s-
tron effect.
Thsistes bows for the neck re In all the pepuiasA
shades. with the Gods edged With laces ussd tn the
made goods; yeEy wide ribbon IL useds NM the
bows long enough to droop; have one bow over aud 4
one under tho lace edged ends aR ESs'NSSt
Black, vivid red, tan. and navy blue comprise thu
four ooiorsnow used in hosiery. Black leads
1t is claimed that all dances save The waltz and h
plain ~quadriile will soon go out Of fashion.
White came.' hall, tIabtotdsred a. 4-o'clocks
aud daisies, looks lovely in q toa gown.
: As has been stated, jet trimming will be MorU
fashionable than ever this fall.
.b Many whit ys,ss M sae sssb s.s Costume. age naae a.i.l
There is asneF lace sailed Kremlln gnipurs,t ef
heavy texture, FOR trimmings.
Ribbons are in demand; very narrow, for tim- i
ming, rfNidef for sashek. s@. ~ .&ASs II
asLace, that show embossed figures on net back
Portieres Of crash worked In outline ara used fpr i;
ebod rooms.
Heads q birds and animals will be used as Il cloak
fastenings-A f4stefS5sN ssASs SsA
A poyslty in bed spreads is aeover 81 Tnlktsh
towelings, ~ sIasE4 se5gGtEi s. 9SS H4fk t34s#sss
Autumn dresses are already in the hands Of drem-s
makera. i.
Poles and rings are, still preferred as . curtain
Vests with white lace are worn withssevenins
toilets Mg vi p q ~ "a II
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HousehoId Eints.

Breakfast cake, or coffee cake, az it is commonfyx
called, should be made once in q while. When you
are sDonging bread, use nearly double the quantity
OF yeaxl, ava Then reserye iwoslurge cuptuls Of this !
sponge for the cake. Add to- IT. thos we'll 6eAton
white ofsoneSegg. onecuD of sugar. haif aacup sofs
butter. and English currants, IL inclined. When it
is baked, beat the yolk Of the egg and wet thu top
Of tho cake with it. and slit powdered sugar and
CINNAMON oyer tho .top3 6etitinstheeovSnsfoHstRus
or three minutes II you wish II to DO especially
rich. put little Jumps OF butter on the top also.
A delicious dessert isof ice, cream and lsmon-fca
mixed :snfa1 ID, thhy rosdSSrvadSt6gotaYGe inTtfks
way; the creatn8tsf frozen I'd 4 small mould Ind ION
the lemon-ice, and are removed from them and
placed on . piatterstogether Just before bringing to
the tables1 md the appearances ~ the same q ie they
were frozen fu~the same m0uf14indaed. THIS may
be done if one is inclined to take trouble and time,
for the one in the Lover parso of the mould must b
quite fElns befoEs the nths ~ poursd tM FIJI i
A TO can dufDces is to nrst cut t6Sinin
slices as thin as you usually cut apples for pias.
Make a syrup of ones cup aud . half of sugar TO one
OF watef;3y remit vi aIthe bcNins point, o. eagtlas
TO bubbIesd drop thea sliced adtncsssin; dhey swfts
cook in q very short time and will be tender and
iyeuient scsnss them MS hsyotings for wssfappsa
sauce, aud thSreis not 90 much danger Of spoianea
whom opened. The ounces will mold rapidly e
exposed to the air after being cannpd.R ID IA 81 a
= Anice way to cook a piecs Of the round Sofa bS2f
Is to line . saucepan with thin, slices of bacon. thea.
lay the heees Ia. Cover it with water Cover th4S
sauce pan and let the meatcook slowly for several
hours. or until it is perfectly tender. As the water
bolls sway add more, 30 that plenty will be left fog
gravy. Season highly with salt, pepper, celery sa{k
or curry, and some small onions sliced.
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back with ease on tho correct pronunciation,
so my young friend found that by press
ing ont her feet at right angles previously, she
attained the desirAble adjustment of pedal At
titnde, and was 10 more . reproach to hall or
street.
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- fI#L- ##L 1Af ..IL I'll MT E. q.
No habit Is moro iuelegant than that OF
walking with toes turned IN, or straight for
ward of us, like the Indians; it always sug-
gests a defect Of character quito put of pro-
portion to tho bodily imperfection, as one
may realize any day who will take the pains to
observe the movements Of those who believe
that while it il, proper to pay attention TO their
heads, the feet will take care OF themselves.
Watching q succession. of children ON their
way to or from school, We shall notice some
who seem to tip up the inner aide of the foot
and step on the outer edge of the shoe sole. as
il thus 70 escape painful pressure Elsewhere,
This kind OF wkward walk originates in the
wearing of too short shoes; others DISPLAY 4
firm but elastic gait, their feet directed snf6-
Gently outward Some place the foot fat ON
the ground, but turn the toes in. As in other
things, the, majority range between the best
and the worst; one or TWO in 100 will be
''splay- footed, !" <but this is infinitely less. OBJ
jeotionabie than to be ''pigeon-toed." We
once kew of a gIrl Of fourteen who was the de-
spair of her first .~dancingmaster because Of the
fault in question. Her efforts to obey his
orders failed to sufficiently relax the muscles
OF her ankle. She, however, Was D deter
mined character, aud made up her mind to
overcome the difficulty or die in tho sttempt,
and she hit upon 8 plan which succeeded adj
mirably. Every spare five minute In the day
she spent stauding at her chamber window
with her, feet extending l~ateraliy against the
wainscotting. This settled the case in less
than ten days. As the instructor in foreign
languages finds it desirable ut first to exagger-
ate the unaccustomed gutterals aud Iinguals.
in order that his pupils may afterwara fall
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! -F as ~
Ire Baskets.

Movable baskets il IN open fireplace ars the
only thing how bought, whether for SHOW or
use; and to go with tile heartha there are tile
fAcipgs, from the, cheap ones at $40 to those at
$40. In some of the ha~ndsomess, csryatids,
or figures which take their place. stand at the
a renaistancs' rAtternin man onF q biask
or dark blue ground makes 5 CONTINUOUS de-
sign around the whole opening: or, for .
library, illustrations from Iongfeilow or Ten
nyson are very pretty. and suggestive. The
chimney itself is, in this case, lined with iron or
bronze, or, when atslight IRE only is required,
glazed tiles are used, which produce q pleas
antsr reflection, but do NOT stand 30. mnch
heat Some persons prefermetai faciugs.. Add
there is q great variety in these, all Of which
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"Iheh I d0ht beIleve IL WAS your fauIL lou
amt the inc of q man to do that sort OF thing
''thousa -jtause. Mndt al ttpr me,,iit a-stoh-
.islin'shehasn't ketched it s~fcre!"~- -%s
Chambers took a deep breath. which sounded
like a sigh OF relief.
ETHAN, nlsaid he. stsswe1mustbe moYin'.'es3
tsIn The morning the camp Of Squsttersh Gulch
was surprised 10 see n huge emigrant wagon
drawn up to the door of Glanders' cabin, aud,
later in the day, it was still further4astouished
ing about the place sIwbo they were, aud
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arriba de diez toneladas segun conve-
MO especial todo con 5 por 100 capa y
fete pagadero en- Liverpool.
Fosforos y &cidos sobre cubierta, por
bulte que no exceda la medida de 4
pies chbicos fl, en- todo pagadero en-
Livepool.
No Sc firmara conocimiento por me-
nos de fl, /.
Todo embarque de arroz que exceda
de 1900 sacos en- TN solo conocimiento
devengara Ell flete de 30I en- vez de 35I.
Para otros pormenores dirigirse los
sefiores White Forman y Go. Liver
pool, Sobrinos de Ezquiaga, San Juan
Pto.4 4Rico, Kraemer y Co Mayagiez.
Muller, Hingslbsrg Forfar y Co. Ponce.
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LINEA REGULAR
De vAPORES ESPANOLES CORREOS
DE OLANO, LARRINAGA 4 Go.
vapor costanerO HE EECANO."

A fin de evitar ablsos que la empresa viene
experimentando por TO cumplir los receptores
de Ia carga, 10 preveni1o en- las condolences
3S y - de los conocimientos de embarq,ies
de cabotage hacemos sabcr que dichas condi-
clones estan en- tolo su vigor por las que Sc
estipnla en- ell contrato lie embarqne.
lie Que la carga Sc recibe entrega al
costado del buque (condicidn 81 del conoci-
miento.)
- No Sc responde de los extravios y
averias que puedan sufrir los bultos que no ,e
hayan lido d fccibir por los interesados al ITEM
po de la descarga & (condici6n 5 g del como
cimiento.)
Asi mismo hacemos sabcr que en- adelante
no Sc responde ninguna clase de reclama-
clones hecha fuera dc su oportunidad que sera
inmediatamente despues de concluida la des,
carga del buqne en- cada puerto antes de en-
premier Wage para los demss de su itincrario.
Puerto Rico, Abril 26 de 1885.
Agentes generates.
VIJANDE l. Co,
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DE vAPORES ESPANOLES CORREUS
de OlanO Larrinaga e. Co

VApoR AL
Del l3 al Is del pr6ximo mes de
Mayo Sc despachara de este puerto con
destino d la Habana, Matanzas y Glen
fuegos, admitiendo carga fete y pa
sajeros. Para irformes dirigirse a sus
consignatarios.
SO vijande 4. Co
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Doctor Don Francisco Mu,-ube y Ga
idn .Juez de Is Instaaria del
Distrito de San Francisco de esta
Ciuolad y Decano de los de Ia mis-

AL pdblico hago saher: que en- los autos de
juicio de ,quiebra de don Leonardo Igaravidez
en- la segunda secci6n de los mismos sobre
administration venta de bienes, Sc ha dis
puesto en- providencia de esta fecha poner d
piblica subasta las partidas de azicar siguien-
tes:
220 Doscientos veinte sacos de azlicar mar
ca A, tasados S. 25 cts. el quintal.
240 Doscientos cnarenta sacos de azdcar
marcia A. tasados d pesos 20 cts ell quintal
80 Noventa sacos de azucar marca o, tasa-
dos as ell quintal,
Cuyo remate tendra efecto ell dia 8 del en-
trante Mayo la una de la tarde en- los estra-
dos dc este JuAgado, y sc hace saber al pibli-
co para conocimiento de los sque quieran intere-
sarse en- ell reuIate.
Dado en- San Juan de Puerto Rico, d 80 de
ibril de lSS3.-MuRUBg.-El escribauo, JOSE
NJ. SANJuAN. 81
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Marine Insurance company limited

Compaflia de seguros mariti-
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Aceptan riesgos de su genero
sobne Ioda elase de PRODUC-
TOS. MERCADRIAS y EFEC
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agentea generates en- esta isla
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EMPRESA DE IAPORES
ELEXCMo. SIR. D. RAMON DE HERRERA
entire Mueva-York y Pto- Rico.

I Para los viajes de New York los puer-
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