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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-19
n 1rnero "a

que 4 aflierza de trabajo, & fuerza de
priyacioness q lt7s Y al cabo de amos, de es-
tremado ahorro Sc cream. fortunas
2 mas 8 menos modestas para. despues
compartirlas con familias que a aquf
Sc cream eligiendo por L, generaIpa-
"a eailIl ieEas So ) 5yas cqbanas 4 puer-
to-rlqueilas pobresn quienes esuelen
llegar g. ser matronas respetables, y
madres de abogados, medicos, ma
rinos, ingenieros &: s2
Hemos visto poquisimos padres pc
ninsulpres ricos que. Sc hayan conten-
tado con dar a sus hijos su modesto
profession, su educacion rudimenta-
ria. " pueden estos padres, y pue-
den los que como ellos, usando un
derecho que nj los extrangeros Sc
MEGA, vienen 4 trabajar aquf hfonra-
damente desear Ell retroceso del pals?
~ pueden compararse estos hombress
con los que deseando sci. unos mi
nistros, embajadores los otros, y gran
des dignatarios todos, de sonadas re-
pdblicas, como los. quieren.los que
siguen q aAldama, buscan s1l. medro
personal, su vanidad .satisfecha aun-
que arda la terra que los pro1ujo,,
aunque cora la sangre de sus her
names, aunque sucumban los ninos,
las mugeres y los ancianosg SPuede
decirse que son tan labora,stes los que
trabajan, los que sostienen el 6rden,
como los que vociferan contra .todo
10 existente, los que tratan de subver-
tir la sociedad por su base, los que
con irrealizables promesas de inno-
vaciones polfticas distraen 4. los pa
cifcos labradores de susa tareas ha-
ciendoles concebir absurdas esperan-
zas que solo en- 81 trabajo, en- la eco
nomia y 6rden domGsticos pueden
yer satisfechas2 Pues La Representa-
cion ha puesto mas de una vez en-, pa
rangon q estas dos tan distintas cla-
ses de nuestra sociedad y, por 10 tan
to, y por otras cosas que no son de
este lugar, el que este escribe, res
petando como el que mas las buenas
intenc ones de este periodico, no du-
dando por un momento de supatrio-
tisme y agradeci6ndole el elogio que
hizo de uno de sus escritos, no pue-
de menos de declr que esta lejos,
muy lejos, de pensar como La Repre-
sentaclosa en- muchos puntos impor-
tantes de las .eosas de las Antillas.
sLa Representation Nacionap en- ell.
coneepto humilde del que saseribe,
We un partido que o.existe yaatri-
buye 4 otrof faltas que no stiene: este.
es su principal error. Para ella hay,
dos partidos estremos-s igualmente.
perjudiciales q Ia, ,Naeion,, Y para no. :.
sotros uno solo ess clique Sc halla en-.
este case. Lo repetimes, pues, no..
participamos de unas .anismas- ideas,
Ell peri6dico que cita La sRAzoNs y.
nosotros. sa ssa s4s s4egss4a = !. :
Que la libertad polftica es unrderes:
cho, TN capital que el hombre pone
en- sociedad al formar parte. de ella,
son teor1as de Rousseau va refutadas
por mejores plumas que Ia nuestraf
va relegadas al clvido CONG todos los
81 - --.-.--- -... N. Is. ~ -lsas
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CARRIAGES, NEWEST s,TYLss.
Good Health---Lo1lg Life.

THERE Is difference between good blood
L and bad biood-a difference Of Life and
Death. Bad blood Is full OF humors. pro-
ducing corrupt Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Car
tions Of discased condition Of the system,
and unless removed. will prey upon the body
and make it a diseased and loathesome thing
snS ssh rss
Yellow Faces, Weak Stomachs, Diseased
Livers, Crippled Rheumstics, Nervous. Hypo-
chondriacs, Dyspeptic Victims OF eadache so
common CO.. IN tht. country, is owing entirely to
HEfNITSH,B QUEENS DELIGHT Is the
only suro medicine. 10000 bottles sold at
home bcspeaks for iea popularity unexampled
in tho history OF medicine. For purifying tho
Blood and invigorating the 1iver, no better or
cheaper medicine has ever been discovered.
Heinit eh's Queens Delight Ia Purifier OF the
things essential in preserving Health and
in curing Diseaee. It invigorates the Liver
and cures all disorders OF IT,, Stomac aud
Bowels, pMrifes the Blood and repairs. tho
giycs Vigor to diseased and enfeebled systems.
-, HEIN!TsH's QUEENS DELIGHT. %
Inc people approve, and physicians sanclion
its use. because it possesses merit; and Is what
1t seems to be-d househoLd 0lesstnyfo the rick.
,f-f; TT CUREsi .'l ~ Tii'
HEADAcHEs.--Sick Headache, Nervous 81 cad
ache, Billions. Headache, Neuralgia, -Qatarrh,
Dizziness, Rnsh Of Blood 10 the, Head, Buil.
ut6s, oppression OK the Head, &c.
CATARRH.-This unpleasant diseaae, IA AlI
it's forms.
SONG THHoATs, Gc.-Hore Throats Hoarse-
| ness, Loss OF Voice, Weak Voice., !.
DYsrRPsIA.-This disease always cured in
all caaes. i'll ptreons of all ages and oecup9-
| tions.
LIVER COMPLAINTS, JAuSpIcE, &c. -
Chronic Diarrhra and all Chronic Dyscnte-
~, Collcs> obstinate Costiveness. 11s. "a -
PILEs--BGnd, bleeding or liberated, painful
itching, burning, no matter how long existing.
Kidney Disease, Diabetes, Gravel, Inconti-
nence, Stoppagc eoon cured. ''s!-. :
FACE AFFECTIONS. Spots, Moth
Dlotches, Iimpies, Black SpecAs. Hod Patches,
Burning. Itching, Rush OF blood to the Face
Cloasma, Bad Complexion.
Abscesses, Scrofuln, when on the Scalp:
Throat, informal or external; on tho Tongue;
BACK, Limbs. or anywhere; Sore and 6Mellcd
Legs, NIL perfectly curahle, ~. .,
| SKIN DISEASES Salt Rheun, Tctter, Acne.
Shingles. scalyEruptions, Watery Discharges,
Itching: Burning. Chronic Ery.ipelas.s y =
HE EYES. s.--Intlamed and Itching, Scr ofuln,
&c., on the Eyes and Eyc-lids. a..,.-r .,,t,
GoITRE. SwELLED NEcK.-AlI cases cured.
Rheumatiem, Chronic, Acute, NEURALGIA.
Lamenees, Swellcd Jointe, inability to walk!
painful or passive. cured by the uaa of .,ll.t
HElN1TSH'S QUEENS DELIGHT, !,
The afllctcd, nervous and dcbilit at ed whose
suffcrings have been protractcd from hidden
cauauA, and whose cares require prompt treat
nent, will find always sure remedy in = ~ a
QUEENS DELJGHTu ,,;,
Ask for HEiETrSH'S QUEENS DELIGHT.
Take none other. H. is the inventor and eoIe
proprietor. Sold Wholesale and retail ae hia
Drug and Chemical Store. Feb 8 1 \
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Ayers Cherry PectoraI,
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and COnat,y,ptiop
md COnsumpton


Probably never before in tho whole history of
medicine, has any thing won go widely and SO
deeply upon tho confidence Of mankind MS this
excellent remedy for pulmonary complaints:
Through u long series Of years, anil among most
OF the races OF men it has risen higher and higher
In tllcr estinaton as 1t has become better known
Its uniform character and power to cure tho ia
riOus affections of the lunge aud throat, have
madc 1t known Us u reliable protector against
them While adapted to miler forms Of disease
and to young children, It Is ut the came time the
most cticctual remedy that can be given for incp-
lent consumption, and the dangerous affections
Of the throat and lungs. AS provision against
sudden attacks Of Group, i, should he kept ON
hand in every family, and indeed a. all arc some:
times subject to colds md coughs NIL should be
provided with this antidotc for them. ls., !.ii6
.lt,plEh settled Consumption. Is thought In.
ci.' X, ai:ll great numbers Of scs where fI,e
iii :e s,sncd settled, have been completely
by .''r fhc,ru Pcctora!. So complete is is
Throat that tho most obstinate Of then, yield TO It,
Cherry IccforTl they subsiho and dfahppear.'f
Sfngcrs and I'u6iio Speakers lind great
protection from, It =
As.hntn Is always relieved and oftcn wholly
cured by it. la liliI.t /! u. .rIH
bronchitis is generally cured by taking Tho
CArrrV J'crtorUl in small and ffcGieti, tiuses
So generally are its virtues known, thu, we
need not publish the certificates Of ucnl Lcle, or
do more than assure the public that Its qualities
are fully mlinanedi !. if[iTO
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HENKXgTF, |HFgESLLMBQIR's ESLLMBQI

*, "a nH9mp29p|nsd n l9gli E9lgHih 1H4tEaSf .t,Y|
6 ATtkWl lbiAil q RIA ZEE Hills.
Comppnens Isdrasiay Et.ract s77n,.harb ana
! 10! fyuidr rExtGet Vofo7cVG GrupS yLits:a ~
EfoM:iater 'GGmMiP ne, VTp1di9siii BnteSs
z Affeottots, Sick or cNerv6usi Hdadaohe,
Costiyepeas.- etc. rurely Vegetable, c6nttin-
ing no Mercury, MineHlFpP peleterious Druge.
ThesHPills pre- the n!Yst delightfully."- plea
aant natgatiye, sdp4rsedhg castoi oil, )! salts,
magnetic, eto. There Is nothi6g moro &c.
'oeptabie to, tho stomach. They give tone,
and oause neither nausea. nor gripping pains. ).
They recomposed OF the Jfhest Ingredients.
After few days' use uf them, such an invigo-
appeat mira Achio6s tSS4 4tGsEeik and eiaer vstcd, a.
whether arising, from imprudence or disease:
q. T. Helmboids Compound Fluid Extract
CataYba Grape Pils vare not sugaS.coatod,
from tho faot that sugar. coated Fills donot
dissolve, but pass through the stomach with
out diasolyine. consequently do not produce
the desired effect. Tho ,CATAWBA GRAPE
PILLS. being pleasant in, t.ate and odor, do
not neceseitate their being sugar. coated.
Price fifty cents per boz. uill'fH af
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Many persons have wondered why
horse chestnut, horse-radish, &c.. are so
called. A Scotch work, entitled "Ety-
mons OF. .Eugiishs Words, = says that the
original word was ''hdrsi'!A. Afafsh chest
nut, harsh -radish-and that che French
and Swedes translated it into ''horse;"
hence the common error. .,
A New Hampshire editor, having
stated in. paragraph that there was
man in-the place who had been drunk
thirty -hys years., was, called upon by
twenty different persons, who demanded
Q retraction, each visitor insisting that it
was a personal attack.
The Calabar mon or South Africa
made raid on the Eckreckas lately and
captured twenty-five of them. On their
return home, all the Calabar first families
had fricassed Eokreokao for dinner.
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Winter Schedule Spar'g. & Union r oad
81 M E ,Dss'|9t oM sRd als tIter psss;Sas, !as sa,n
TE.:ns win 50 doYt3 oh MON DAYS. MRDEEEfE:-
DAYS md FEIDA vs.; leaving Sparta nbttTg
Court Honte.at 7.2oA. H.; and arriving, nt
s assurnine min I oh M. TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS, viii leave Alston at O. 80 4.
H.. and arrive at burp at $40 p. NJ.
~ THOMAS d. JETER. Preaidpnt.
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=, Genuine imported Curacao, Absynthe and
Maraschino, at FoLLccK's. ~
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:. For sale by all respectable Grocers and
Uruggiats. UDOLPHO WOLFE'S LIST, Is
April 1.IfSmo % Beaver st., New York.
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MALARIoUs DISEASES GENERALLY.

Mill lind L1PPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT.
TENS the best tonic known for the disoa ee sto
which they are generally subject, and where
gentlo stimuIant is recommended.
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EasSs2Il.Es1
HENRY II. HELMoLD's


Highly OoneeptrAted Compound
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPAR1LLA
VIII radically extorminate from tho system
scrofula, Syphilis, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Hore
Eyes. sore Legs, Sore Mouth, Sore Head,
Bronchitis. Skin Diseases, Salt Rheun,, Can
kers, Runnings from the Ear, Whits Swellings,
Tumors. Cancerous affections, Nodes, Ricketts,,
Glandular Swellinge. Night Sweats. Rash,
letter, Humors OF all Kinds. Chronic Rhep-
mattsni, Dyspepsia, and all diseases that have
been established in the system for years.
II
Being prepared expresaly for tho above COM
plants, 1ts blood-pnrifying properties arc
greater than any other preparation Of Sarsa-
pariils. It gives the complexion clear and
healthy color apd restores the patient to a
state Of health and purity! For purifying the
blood, removing all chronic constitutional dis
eases arising from an impure state OF blood,
and only reliable and ,effeatual known remedy J
for the cure Of Pains and Swelling Of Bones,
Uloerations OF the Throat and Legs, Blotches,
81 sa as9s sSap aduP
Price S1.50, per bottle. . 'i,d !,
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Greenviiia' and Columbia RaiIroaif..:
- ~" coLUMBrA; e., N Aa4cn T. ISM.
6saaM R5 5as}sy 81 aaS "a a5}SEit i3;;sa1Se itASs
connecting with Night Trsips on South GIRO
ss Sssfse sass sis SEsss
::,t.. .lpu DPJou ~, u. naiA,
Leave qplumhia st.. ...:..-#:...s-.r,rzOO Z DO a. M.
Nn,rbnrrr isyGn 'c.'.:i''n',!: 9l9 q, q.
Cokesbury....'.. -. ~ {: -. ,S:cO u. M.
-. BeltoH:..;. ::t' .'G. .!:;.iA: !A6 06ap! ID.
ArrlSo a. dreenVllie. 80. 80 :i.a!.. $50 p. M.
Ltaassio5 Ltasi5a arcenyillo 1T tA',. ,tsift' il a. N, q
.. BeIson. ..:;"'. , :.:;: s;o5 !. d.
Cokesbnr1.. ~! :::.A.In. l.. 1907 ann.
Ahhevllie. .:sas. ..I. ~ : 81b a. m.
NeTDerry.. ....-...: LOO Pm.
AistSn; tSSn;;....,:....-..:.....>. 405 p. N.
's-.i THOs. DoDAMF;AD, General it Hilf Sup.
+. NJ. y. BARTLETT, General Ticket Agent
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~
LIP.p M AH'6-

sls er,.:5FF TsR:R 5T :. ~
hnni.,4I laar '.8ahAsTuiscoo tsui .,u,4
giHlalaR:Eq'4ANRAT4sARs gilal IA VI :l.;s. . q gE,'
hassss siiI 2 s scsa 1ls'ss
AfgEkA fEEfI93EE ~, 5XBi5ER 5FBFARgHAs Ez5 Ssd
, IraAss i, dHRaAgA 5SRsHgAANi BiT4! fEst!
.v4 Ms ,:n1 IT .. 50 from the original
+, H/,Icf.sS My9,S German a receipt
H Ecy)EEsA = y now in possession
lM. ESReaay /. and il pitfp' thpe 1ssnn ssme .
-tV2&fTME>&En q csa/iproparation that
susI sIsafIE%Ayf ~. o. fiwgs used in Ger
4SfESxtETfSSA.r many upwards Of
ESK KRNk4Ab34TSttSSaaaE,,,-- q century ago; to.
!SII X8&S2fS4YfgS5& day is household
GzExSSS%HkN f..SSSttEE, So remedy Of Germs q.
a .pSSTS { f{YJS, s1NtA r. ny, recommended
IN T,,NyXTJ,t$S>3l = by its most emf.
i. ,.'ysss. mont physicians.
LIPPaIAN'S
GREAT GENMAN BITTERS
Is composed Of tho purest alcoholic essence OF
Gerrany's favorite beverage, impregnated
with the Juices and e1tracts cs srare herbs.
roots and barks; all Of which combined make
~ -. Sne OF Inc Dcst and surest preparetiona for
Dyspepsia, Loss OF Tone in the Stomach and
Digestive Organs, Nervous Debility, Ian.
guoT. Constipation, Liver Complaint,
General Exhaustion. and as
PREVENT re FOR CHILLSAND FEVER
AND
MALARIoUs DISEASES GENERALLY.
FEMALES
WIN find L1PPMANS GREAT GERMAN BIT.
TENS the best tonic known for the disoae eesto
which they are generally subject, and where
gentio sttmulant ia recommended.
.I..i,. SAvASSAu. MARCH, 16, 1870.
Messrs. Jacob Ltppman & Bro, Sauanna :,
Gd.-HENTs: have heforo mo yonr esteemed
letter OF the 14th inst, containing various
documents relative to your "Gcrman Ditters"
AFTER caraf1l examination must confess
that at yonr Bittefs is really what you represent
1t to be, an old German recipe Of DR.. Mitch
erlich. Of Berlin. Prussia. 1t will no doubtbe
excellent for dyspepsia, general debility and
nervous diseases, and is good preventive OF
chils and fever. I find it 10 be- moet de-
lightful and, pleasant stomachic- / remain
yours truly, tSigued)i AUG. 7. WETTER.
i KIRKLAND MILLS, GA, March %. 1870.
Messrs Jacob Lippn,nn G Bro, Druggists,
S1Udnnoh, Gd.-GEETLEMEN: I have intro.
duced your Great German Bitters here to nv
customers and friends, and End better sale
for it than any have ever kept before. Those
who have tried it approve Of it very highly,
superior in value to any other Bittere now in
usB. Yours! respectfully, W. KIRKLAND. &
Wholesale Agents for State OF South CEroli
na-DOWIE, NOISE Il DAVIS, REERY Bis
CHOFF d CO.. GLACIUH & WITTE. STEF-
Depot in Columbia, s. O., at GEIGER i
MCGREGOR'H. Druppiste June q 1vHt
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O :AR' e s4s;ftjE - L Z L y.
Aguo and Fever.
The; only preventive Known ctor 'Chills and
Fever is. theuse OF Walfe,s Sohiodam Hohnapps
aae;W oife' 'si sohiedam sohnapps !. 7,'
III aia,1 ID good for Dyspepsia. Alt.nl;'el +
-,n3m tWoge's Ss1seda;n,,, iSSAhap}pbs', e '.a
~ Is q preventive III. Chills and fever. 'is: :
VOTES sohigdam Schnappa =
1s recommended by all the Medical Faculty.
Is ssg sss sl.sas saaag Il,
Wolfe's Schledam Sohnapps
Is good for Gout.
1HoLfe's Schiedan, Schnapps
Is good for Collie and Pain in the Stomach.
Melsb s. .BdhiedaM a0hnappH s VI.
Is good for oil Urinary Complaints.
Woys,s ScWedam ScAnapps
Is Initiated and dconnterfeited; And furcha asers
lwnl,hsve to uee cautioniin pufcfaaing.;i.
::' Woffe'6 schiedan sohieTpS .7:-,'
Is used all over the world by Phyaioians, In
their practice.
IsbsFf1eays to; cal! ihs attsefion q tue
reader to testtmo onlais infKtor o7flIe Sch6 Rpps:
II feel bound to say that / regard yuuf
soHNAPPs as being, In every respect, pre-emi-
nently pure, and deserving Of medical patron
sEs sstis,s a. ., HGsS ss s5sssisI
phs;sioaas ; saGn f{ sias BE- BY
>;aFEl FEharmaceutsal !s 2!aea GAae@iqat. New York,
4.7s ssH;s ssg H. a,aS|s I54 :ssS
~ 4 :,'. ": ss4sqy 4 islF'SS 'S8;a4es+
l., ssRassEps. e fsneaz ia SAgah,g spA,r
. taIe grtst G pesaGnr.gsj r.gsj' II bsaring highly
dd1sqsss ds ss .ssSs sso ds5sses Is it, ssy Ss5
tie sarees sst sea5ss o
stimulation, EregArd it as one OF the most,im-
Re1, ons ns
apparatus. With nuoirespect yonr obedient
servant, nfAAfftA, LE4A1s, r. Rl New York.
&c Pine s4n s4aEE4, krw fdaax fa No Noiv Il, 'j 1917
uDoLPHo WOLFE, ESD Present: t:-DEAn SIR: I
ofyonr 'schiedam schnhpps," With tho intenl
staneahad been added iofhe simple distilled
spirits. ..,i,-l <g'*I.1.-
The examination has rcsulte d in the conc!u
sion that the sample contained NO poisonous
70 diEoover any trace Of tho deleterious sub
stances stances Which aiA aometimes employed In the
aoulterauon OF liquors. would not hesitate
TO use myself, nor TO recommend to others,
for medicihal purposes, the 'schiedam
schnspps." as en excellent and unobjeetiona-
issae 81 ssa rssizRssff!4as'S szsf4 5hssss hsSSss
@cHfM1cA4. AND TEonNIcAl. IAnuaAroax. 1s
ExoHAHoE PLACE. NEW YoRK, Nov. 25. 1867
sUpSLrao WOLFE, .EsQ-DEAn SIN: TRa rndcr-
aasyeE; ka!aGy a9a thosopghya
SchnapPs." selected by ourselves, and have
found the same free from oil organic or inor-
gAnio Aubstahces, more or less injurious I'd
health. From the result OF our examination.
We consider the article ono of superior quail.
~, healtlful as o beverage, and effectual in its
ftEaeh, lAIEx TIlipfRfi; SSGhsiI ShaBi1tI
FRANCIS E. ENdELHARD, M. 3.
For sale by all respectable Grocers and
DEuggists. !UDOLPHO WOIFE'S Est,
April 1.IiTanao % Beaver st., New York.
NO FIRE USED IN WASHING.
WARFIELDb 'oOED: WATER SOAP
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na-DOWIE, NOISE Il DAVIS, HENRY Bis
CHOFF 4 CO.. GLACIUR d WITTE STEF-
FENS, WERNER 4 DUCKER, Charleton.
Depot in Columbia, s. c., at GEIGER 4
McGREGOR'4. Druggists. June 1yBt
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever ana Asuo, Intermittent Fever.
Ch1l Rover, RenittenL Fevar, Dumb
Ague, Periodical OF Bilious Fevgr &C.
and indeed NIL the affections which arieo
from malarious, marsh, or 1niasmatic
pof1Ons.
AS its name implies, It docs Cure, and does not
faii. Containing neither Arsenic, Qunfne Ris.
muth, Znc, nor any other mineral or poisonous
substance whatever, It III noWise injurcs nuy Dn.
ticnt. The number md Importance OF it's cures
III tho ague DISTRICTS literally beyond account
and we believe without parallel In the history
OF Ague medicine. Our pride is gratifietl by tho
acknowl ledgmcnts wc receive Of tho radical cures
eGcctcd In obstinate cases, and where other rem.
etlics hntl wholly failed. -.
Unacclimated persons, either resident in or
travelling through miasmatic localities Wilt be
prntectett by taking the AGUE CURE daily.
Ivy Oh me Liver, Is an excellent remedy, stinau.
'n FaE noas aisoF DisafsIs lo sGsy a 1ci.
N an ,oxcoient remedy, producing many truly
failed. -'fS '
Prepared by DIR. J. C. AVER a CO., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Macs, and
sold al round The world.
PRICE, A1.00 PER BOTTLE.
Dec fly lang 81 O. II. Mot. Agent.
HLD BANK BILLS ana MUTILATED
~ CURRENCY Sought and sold by
Nov % emo D. GAbIbRILI. Broker.
Meala fur niahed at II hOura ut poT r rp's
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I. Change OF eckeduls,

Change Of schednlei = FIJI
souTH CARoLINA RAiL4oAb COMPANY, : =
H CoLUMBtA, s.. O., Januafy 10, 1871
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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-05-10
Soaking the Church of st. Rock.

A detachment of the National Guard
surrounded the sacred ediice Commits
sary of Police, accompanied by some kim
dred disgraces TO humanity, marched in
hat on head, and ordered everybody to
leave the church. A friend of mine, who
was passing at the time approached the
doors he was met by a bayonet, and "On
ne passe pas" Anxious to see the scene
within, he insisted that he wished to en-
ter in order to bring his mother out. 1--WE
shall do no harm to your MOTHER was
the reply; she can come out with the
rest" My friend persisted, and at last OBJ
tanned ingress. The scene within the build
ing was truly disgraceful. The National
Guards and the mob were running riot in
the Church Of God; the Commissary
swaggering about with hat on head, and
sirt with tremendous scarlet scarf. One
Tossn, to her praise be it said,
had sufficient courage to say that per-
sons should remove their hats
when iii church. The Citoyen Commits
saire roared, II suppose that I can do Us /
choose. Not q word! Everybody must
turn out of the church the doors must be
locked. have come to take some papers,
and wish to be alone.n DO not take any
a word ~ howled forth the COmmissaire:
clear the house, SO the house was
cleared, and the doors were closed and the
Communists left to pillage at their leisure
In the street large crowd had collected,
which included many of the respectable,
class. a woman suddenly pointed to a
respectable, staid-looking individual and
declared that he was priest. a veil a
shout Of eXecration-and the disguised
priest was seized by National Guards, and
dragged i'm triumph from the spot. Then,
however, appeared the first sign Of reaction
IN favor OF The priesthood which has yet
been noticed. The woman who had de
nounccd him was in her turn attacked bv
the bystanders many of whom were resi-
dents in the neighbOrhood. Outraged bv
seeing their priest arrested, they abused
and beat her, and she was forced to tlv for
life. Subsequently two other priests were
arrested.-PdrisSCOr London I6lCgfayh.