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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-03-02

RAILS BoUGHT.-The Secretary Of
our Railroad, WIN. McSherry, Esq, was
on, in company with several other gen.
tlemeu, to buy the iron to lay the road
as far as Taneytown. The rails were
bought of the Lochiel Company of liar,
risburg. The iron horse will be run
ming South as well as North, ere long.
Down with the ties, and on with the
iron. Litilestu,cR Press.
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: Acres, l Rood & lS Perches,
ROAD NOTICE.

NJ OTlCE is hereby given that npplication
IN will be made to the County Commits
sioners OF Carroll county, at their next
meeting thirty days from the date hereof.
to open public road, commencing Mt n
public county road known as the Brandeu.
burg Road, at point Of land between
l.arkin Shipley and Sllas jenkins, aud The
land of N. Ii. Jenkins, on n county road
running from Defiance 10 Brapdenburn's
Mill. through tho land Of N. LII. Jenkins.
on the bed ofsn old road running - a nortb
east direction 10 briueh; then with sa;d
branch to Piney Falls; then with said Falls
to mn old road, tiren with and bounding on
said rosa on the hue between N. ii. Jen-
kiis and .Iohnzea Shipfey 10 the new Lib
erty load, crossing said road running on
the bed OF mn old read betweea said ShiIey
ana kezin Barnes, and through the land Of
the heirs OF David A. Dorsey. deceased. 10
the old Liberty Road; then with said road TO
q chestnut tree near Farver's School House;
then south on the division line between ".
F.J. Eryer'sand William Chew toa maple
tree ut the end Of said division hire: then
eastwardly on the bed Of an old road on
The hand Of said Chew to the corner of John
". Parrish's land; then north ON tie Hire
between the land Of the said Parrish
and Thew, TO corner between Parrish and
Joseph Wilson; fhen east ON the line be-
tween the land Of the said Parrish and VIII
son TO q corner on said line, then east
through the land or said John w Parrish
on the bed Of an old road to the line Of
GroveA. Shipley's land; then north through
the land Of the said Grove A. Shipley on
or near the bed OF ar old road 10 q county
road known as the Bloom Mill Road, lead.
ing from the Washington Road to Blooms
Mill, or near thereto.
JOHN N. PARRISH,
leo BOT and 30 others.
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Dental Notice.

TR. GEO. s. yoke, Dentist, Offers iiis
4 services at his 0fice,
Westmins,er-every Monday, Tuesday and
SatsrAsy.
ill Thursaay Afternoon.
Neutrality-suspicious. Thursday Alerhoon
and Friday.
Rocky Ridge--First Wednesday Afierrocn
Double Pipe Greek THURSDAY
Middleburg- First Friday.
pnionfowp- ,Secoad "Wednesday Attertndh.
fancy town-Seeond Thursday Afierhouu 4
Friday.
gnioa i,ridge--Thira wednesday Afsesaoen
and Thursday Forenoon.
New windsor--Third Thursday Afternoon
and Friday Forenoon. feb 2s.
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IRVING COLLEGE
And Premises.
IN MANCHESTER, CALLoLL co.
AT PUBLIC SALE.


DY virtue Of a power anl authority CON
ID tanned in a Mortga e, executed by
Lewis G. Myerly tad Hester y. Myerly his
wife, to Jacob Reese, bearing date the 2ith
day Of March, 1866, and recorded among
the Real Estate Mortgage Recorsd of Car.
roll county. in Liber G.. L. W., No. 9, Folio
1873, DC, the undersigned, Mortgagee, will
sell at Public Sale, OH the premises, IN
Manchester, Carroll county, Maryland, on
Saturday, the 1Sh day Of March, 1871.
at o'clock, p. NJ. that valuable and desi.
rable property known as
IRVING COLLEGE, AkA-S
with SEVEN ACRES, Two
ROOFS AND SIx PERCHEs ork is5t.si;3 -,
LAND. more or less, attached.
This Institution of learning, founded in
1864, and incorporated in 1868, Is pleas
antly situatedin Manchester. Carroll county,
directly on the line of the Manchester and
Parkton Railroad, now in process of con-
struction, and under the management of
its founder, the late DIR. Dlfenban h, wa
successful by and proftably conducted. The
buildings are commodious and conveniently
arranged, the grounds beautifully laid out,
and there is every convenience necessary
for fir ST. class literary and military insti.
tuition or boarding house. Manchester
contains not less than one thousand inhab.
itants, and is one Of the healthiest situations
in the State.
This property will positively be sold,
without reserve.
TERMS OF SALE.-0nethird cash on the
day Of sale or on the ratification thereof by
the Court; one.third in one year, the bal
anee in two years from the day of sale, the
purchaser Ito give his notes with approved
security bearing interest from the day of
sale.
JACOB REESE, Mortgage.
JOHN SMITH, Agent.
SMITH Il McKELLIr, Solicitors.
feb pts
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Valuable Property
AT PUBLIC SALE.


VNliE undersigned, intending to 10 West.
l. will sell at Public Sale, on the premises,
On Saturday, de Az dcy Of March,
1871, the property where he now resides.
situated about miles from Westminster.
at the junction Of the Deer Park and Nice
demus roads. This property consists Of
FIVE ACRES OF LAND,
improved by Frame Dwell, 4 49,
ing, J s by " feet, with shed
Kitchen attached; a Store ~ &ix
House l6 by Is feet, with = 1 9aaqs37lns-
shed Wareroom attached. This property
has been used as Store Stand for fifteen
years past, and is good place for business.
A Stable and other outbuildinps on the
property. The land has been well lined.
and is very productive. About IS young
Apple Trees, in bearing, and q quantity Of
Peach Trees, Grapes aud other fruit, grow
ing upon the premises. Convenient to
Schools, and within quarter of mile of
three Churches, two of which are German.
TERMS 0ne,half cash, the balance in
six and twelve months, the purchaser giving
note with approved security beariny inter.
est from the day Of sale.
Sale to take place at II clock, NJ.
&. b. NELSON.
p. A. Goesurn, Auctioneer feb IClts#
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LU m 81 r. RI

Of every kind. Also, the various kinds q
COAL, always on hand. Just received
10000 No. ] CYPRESS SHINGLES,
10000 No. 2 q
for sale at reduced prices.
Office and yard on Nam Street, short
distance west Of the Railroad, Westminster,
ND. II. W. DELL. 4
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ROAD NOTICE.


NOTICE is hereby given that applica-
IN ton will be made to the County Com
missioners Of Carroll county, Mt their next
meeting, thirty days from the date hereof.
to alter a partofthe county road, chilled and
known rs the old Hampstead road, leading
from Neff's old Oil Mil on said road, now
belonging TO John Urine, to Hampstead, BY
the way OF Ebaushs Mill so called and
known, now belonging to Jeremiah Smith;
said alteration Of said road to commence ut
a point in said old county road near the
aforesaid Oil Mill, and at a point or near
point on said oldcounty road, where school
or meeting house stood, called and known
ms Storme's school or meeting house, and
then running through the lands of John
Trine, Nathaniel Lester, Adam thinner
man, Noah Lippy, to division line Of the
land Of Adam Zimmerman and Noah Lippy;
then to the division line OF the land Of Adam
Zimmerman and Henry b. Houck, then
running with the division line OF the land Of
Nathaniel Lester and Henry b. Houck, to
intersect the aforesaid old Hampstead coun-
ty road near William Derrs.
HENRY b. HOUCK,
feb lsi-5t and others.
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THE GEO W. WOODS & co.'s.
DARLOR and vestry OlgahS. Equal.
III IL not superior TO any Ufgan IN the
world. Send for price hist.
CHAAs B. BAYLY,
SIZE AGENT, 22i W. Baltimore ST..
Baltimore, Nd,
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COAL AND LUMBER YARD,

THE subscribcr thanking his old patrons
il for the liberal encouragemontbe bestowed
upon him heretofore, would respectfully
state that he is still actively engaged in his
old business and keeps on hand full supply
of seasoned '"fP'
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THERE will be meeting 6ftiss Stock;
i holders Of the Mechanicsvillt Aiid
Enksbarg Turnpike Road at Providence
Church, on Saturday, the All day of March,
1871, at O'Clock, r. NJ, for the purpose
Of diminishing the Capital Stock Of said
Company 10 six thousand dollars
By order Of the board Of Directors,
LEWIS A. y. fAMOTTH,
JOHN I. ST0cKSDAi.E,
LEWIS p. @. GORSUCH,
MAHL0N SksASMAf.
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two story
A%A-A DWELLING HOUSE.
~ M good Barn, Smoke House,
Miaet5@ Hog House. and all other
necessary out buildings Water convenient
to House aud Barn. There is also an Or.
chard OF e.I1ice Fruit Trees on the premi.
SEES; fences, &c, in good repair. There is
a due proportion Of superior Timber Land,
and also Meadow. The land is 10 q good
state Of cultivation, and the attention Of
purchasers is invited to this property, which
Will be shown by Mr.. G.. W. Hartly resid.
ing near by, or either of the Trustees.
The above described Farm is on the Ii.
berry Road, about half mile from Tay-
lorsviller and adjoins the lands of Charles
Franklin, Hanson I. Engles and others,
and Is now IN the occupancy of Mr.. Hum.
spert.
A survey Of the land is being r,ade and
a plat of the same will be exhibited on the
day Of sale.
Bs5 This property will positively be sold
on the above named day.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne. third cash on The
day Of sale or on the ratification thereof,
one thfrd in one year, and The other one.
third IN two years from the day Of sale |;
the credit payments to be secured by the
notes of the purchaser or purchasers with
approved security. bearing interest from
the day Of sale.
CHAs. 7. REIFsNIDER,
WIN. A. McKELLIP.i
feb . Is Trustees.
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Coal has been discovered in Dover
township, York county, and is pro.
nounced by those who have tried it, to
be the best kind OF blacksmith's coal.
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SHEET MUSIC

SHEET. MUSIC,
MUSIC BOOKS,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
ana everything ID the Mns7caf f7ie. M5sit
ana mhsis Books sent 10 any ad8tss W
Mail, free OF postage, ON receipt Of cata-
logue price.
CHAS. B. BAYLY,
22l W. Baltimore, Street,
dec l5--3m Baltimore, Nd.
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Election Notice.

oFrIon WESTMINSTER Gas Llanr Co, \
February 9Th, 1871.
GT0CkH0I.DERS are hereby notified
- thai Hi Election for President and
Six Directors, to manage the affairs Of the
Company, viii be held at the Office, IN The
First National Bark, on the iirst Tuesday.
being the seventh day Of March, proximso,,
between IL and o'clock.
W. A. CUNNINGHAM,
feb s--4t Secretary.
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The BLACK. MckAId CAsE.-The
trial of Black, for killing Colonel W.
Mckaig, of Cumberland, some time
since, will be commenced in the Circuit
Court for Frederick county on the 9th
of March, it is said.
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GARDEN SEEDS Every variety from
NJ the Shaker Gardens, q.
feb 10 =. X. GERNANR'S,
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50 Acres Of Land,

more or less; the Improvements thereon
consist Of comfortable and convenient
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-03-02

MUSLINS, Linseys, Prints, Ginghams
IXl &c. &e., very cheap, at
mar Q y. X. 1ERNAND'S.
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On Friday night, near Frederick, Nd,
colored man named Gorgans shot and
instantly killed white man hamed
Cornelius Wachter. Gorgaus had been
living with white woman for some
time, and it is alleged that the deceased
and others attacked his home for the
purpose Of driving him away
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TNHE County Commissioners Of Carroll
j county, will meet al their Office, IN
Westminster, on the FiRsr MONDAY or
MARCH, 1871, for the transaction Of bust
ness. BY order,
JAMES blizzard,
feb 9-it tAAt W Clerk
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FIRE AT WETHEREDvILLE.- fire
occurred on Wednesday morning, about
three o'clock, in the driving house cou.
nected with the Ashland factory, at
Wcthei edville, in this county, which
consumcd the roof and two upper stories
Of the building. About 800 pounds of
wool was destroyed. The building was
insured. 1t is believed the fire was
Observation-Disclosures County Herald
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N'NNhf - Ne eiut Noiu
rable property known as
IRVING COLLEGE,
with SEVEN ACRES, Two
ROOFS AND SIX PERCHEs or
LAND. more or less, attached
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-27

nos pnede prororcionar. una mujer hor-
rada qnien amamcs -Rousseaw.
Un hombre clama contra Ia mnjer que
"a no le aura. Una mujer hace mucho
~menOs ruido cuan.'o Sc v6 abandonada,
y no Sc consueIa en- mueho tempo.
Una mujer hefmosa que reune las con-
diciones de un hombre honrado, es ell tra-
TO mas delicioso que ruede existir en- e
munde; en- ella ee reuue el merito de anu
bos sexos La BsMeye.
Coando Ia muier tiene un talento
bien tornado, pre6ero su conversation
Ia de algunos hombres.- La Rocheto4-
could.
Los no nbres dicen de las muj res to
DO 10 que quieren, y la, mujeres hacen'
de los hombres cuanto SO les antoja.-
De Segw.
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desde el diluyio hasta la Gpoca presen

.desde ell diluvio hasta la epoca presen
te, noha cesado de vivir divid. da y en-
continues, sangrientas, desastrosas y
deprimentes luchas fratricidas. Asl
lograran salvarse los principles y
elementos de unidad universal y con
SUI esencia primordial ell divino obje
to de la portentosa obra de Dios CO.
mo materia y espfritu: como elemen-
to organize & inorganico: como accfon
fisiol6gica y psychological en- relacion
4 la molecula embrionaria de forma-
cion primera y espontanea. Por es-
fuerzosd de vida y grandeza, de pode
rio y riqueza, de bien estar y felici-
dad que hagan los delirantes hon.
bres, por tremendosy y formidables
que Sc ostenten, su ruina, SUI caida,
su muerte, SUI NADIA, su caos, aparece
y Sc manifesto en- todas parties. De
aquf la necesidad de esclamar con
Bossuet; poderes soberanos, grande
zas de la terra, pompas del mundo,
NADIA sois en- presencia delrey de los
reyes de la eternidad, vanitas va
nitatum est omnia vanitas!!!
DR.. de P0yy0t0 D0ri0.
Maunabo 16 de Enero de 1871.
Puerto-Rico
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R E M MIT'IDO.

"iOh abandonado de
Dios, oh espfritu maldf-
to, despojado de todo
biem Veo y considero tn
caida como cierta; y tu
banda desgraciada, en-
vuelta en- esta per6dia Sc
ha contajiado con tu crl-
men ymerece tu castigo!
-Ese cetro de orc, paz
y progreso que recha-
zas, puede tranformarse
en- una verga de hero
para quebrantar y casti-
gar tu desobediencia."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-27

Teatro.-Para marana Sc anuncia la zar-
zuela degran especta sulo Los Madyiares.
Sabemos que fin de presentarla como
es debido, Sc han pintados nuevas decora-
clones, pues la companfa no omite gasto
cuando tiene que poner en- escena obras
que requieren el aparato de que carece
nuestrO teatrO.
TELEGRAPH de Haih.-"La semana" de
Guayama. da Ia notlcia siguiente
"Port au-Prince (Haiti) diciembre %:
-El captain Gorman ha obtenido de
este gobierno ell privilegio de colocar un
cable que desde aquf comunique con las
demas antillas -. La cosecha de cafe
en- Ell Sur de Ia Isla Sc ha perdido en- par
te, al paso que en- ell Norte es mas abun
dante"
Mucho algodon y muchos ladrones.- En-
unO de los ditimos peri6dlcos de Nueva
York hemos leido las dos t'cias 81
guientes !:
La cosecha de algodon de este ailo Sc
calcula en- 3,SO0.OOO pacas A.endiendo
a que los negros no quieren trabajar y
que sc destin6 mas terreno que antes al
cultivo de cereales, este aumento dice
mucho en- favor de la Iaborios dad de Ia
poblaciOn blanca del Sur.
Una partida de ladrones vol6 /, GAIA
de hierro del banco nacional de Wexford,
Rhode Island, So llevo el contenido pu
so fuego al edificio, ell cual Sc quem6 com
pletamente. En- 81 sc quemaron tambien
los documentos de la ciudad estendidos
durante 16O amos.
Pensamientos. En- general los maridos quie
rem q sus mugeres como qri"ren "a salud;
solo por la privacion llegan a compren-
der 10 que valen Julio Sandeou.
Sin la muger, ell hombre Sc pareceli
Alas fieras. y solo viviria para destruir.
Pero las mugeres llevar consigo el GER
men de Ia tranquilidad. Es un angel que
nos hace par'icipar de los goces celes
tales Chatteyton.
En- ell oIlgen de todos los grandes he
chos, siempre existe una muger-La-
MARITIME
NiDgun goee puede iguslsrse 81 On !
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cha natural de las instituciones, y que ad-
versarios, pero no enemigos en- tempo de
paz, Sc uniran estrechamente siempre que
esas instituciones y la lbertad peligren.
Concluyo, Sres. Diputados, rogandoos
q todos que tomefs en- consideration la pro-
posicion que tan brillantemente y con pa
labras tan sentidas ha apoyado mi ilustre
amigo el Sr. Ol6zaga."
Consultada la Camara, fue tomada en-
consideration la proposition nominalmen-
te por IA votos.
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GACETILLA.

Bandera.-Por ell dltimo vapor correo de
la Peninsula Sc ha rccibido la bandera del
Batallou de Voluntarios de esta Ciudad.
Ha sido construida ell Barcelona hon
ra la industria nacional.
Els de seda, ricamente bordada por am
bos lados, tiene en- el centro las ar1nas rea-
les con este lena "1er. Battalion de Vo7un-
tarios de P4erto-Rico," y en- los cuatro an
gulos ell escudo de esta Provincial.
La GAIA en- que viene colocada es tam
bien de lujo.
Pronto tendra lugar el acto de la bendi-
cion con toda la solennidad que requiere
tan imponente ceremonial.
Aduanas. Segun ell Estado que publica la
Gaceta Official, la recaudaclon de las
aduanas de- la isla, durante el,mes de D.
ciembre, ha producdo 4O8,491 escudos,
cuya suma comparada con 10 recaudado
en- Diciembre de 1869 que fue 347 ,943
escudos otrece ell aumento de 6o,54S es
cudos.
1869. 1870.
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VARIED A ES.
DIAL0GO DE DOS JIBAROs,
CIRIACO Ell UNO, TREBURCIO Ell OTRO
DAMBOS COMPARES.

C1RIAco.-Compaire Treburcio, 10 he
topao en- Ell camino, poi ca
sualia, 8 poique U. venia al
jilo milo 8 yo al suyo, pero
ante de too .igame como esta
mi comaire Tanila y los bar
rigones.
TREBURc1o.-Bien, compae, q su des-
posicion 5Y mi comaire Pre-
tona? icomo Sc ejaya?
CIRIAco.-Ello mi compae, siempre
con las dolamas, siempre
con eli pairejon, sin que nj
eli Dotol, nj mi compare Don
Eusebio nj Don Gallo, ha-
yam polo debitar tanta ca
lamia y ESQ que la vesitan
como probe y la botica de
Don Jacinto me da las me-
ecinas de baide poi condu-
to del Senoi Corregidor que
es peisona muy atendfa y
de mucho aquei pa nojotros
y pa eli pueblo entero; que
81 no va estubiera en- la mo
pla pero antes de entrai en-
el veibo que me yevaba q
SUI casa, vamos a echai una
mascaura- --.-- Pero mi
compae- -. Udro ana Dios!
Sc me olvi6 eli tabaco poi
mas que Sc 10 ije a SUI comai
re; d6me del suyo una mas
TREBURc1o.-Compae eli no es muy
gueno; pero eintretiene Ell
viciO.
CIR1Aco.-Como diba relatando, mi
compare iU.n no a oio icir
de un papei que ha escribio
otro jibaro como nojotros?
TREBURc1o.-Si mi compare, 81 4 ESQ
mesmito salio al cantlo del
gayo, cuando apenas apun-
taba eli lucero del dfa pa con-
sultai 10 que debemos jacei.
CIR1Aco.-Pue ajilemos, compare a
su casa 8 la de SUI comaire
paque conveisemos con toa
libeitad de esas cosas del
dia.
TREBURcIo.-Vamos andando COM
paire, jasta su casa que esta
mas seica, y allf dispues de
saluar q la comaire platica-
remos sobre esos asuntos que
me tienen estautao poique
mi sentfo no aicansa pa mas.
C1R1Aco.-Vamos mi compare y lla-
maremos eli comisario, pa
que nos desplique eli conte-
MO de ese papei.
TREBURc1o-ilQue de cosas giienas
tiene y que de veidades ice
ese companero de nojotros.
C1R1Aco.-Si mi compae, que estruio
esta en- las cosas del mundo.
TREBURc1o,-ijVaya un jibaro sabi-
jondo?! iQuien sera compai-
re Ell que jabla tanta cosa
guena, siguiendo Ell veibo
de la razon y de la justiciag
C1R1Aco -Yo no Sc, compare, pero
segun tengo entendfo petite
nece q una familia desten-
gufa T que SUI paire era ell
acabose en- la sencia y una
cosa grande en- la honraez.
TREBURcIo.-Es costante, mi COM
paire yo he pensao sobre 10
mesmo.
C1R1Aco-Bien jecho, compare, poi
que es una veidad que entra
Y sale eli lano y nojotros
siempre trabajando pa con-
seivainuestrasmiseri mien
tras que otros, mi compare,
en- eli pueblo, y mas en- aigu-
mas peisonas de cueyo al
mionao, no Sc We otra cosa
que la oigazanerfa, poique
no quieren trabajai, y 81 pa
siai y diveitirse como May
queses.
TREBURcIo.-Y es veidad, compare,
poique yo he visto ep eli pue-
bio aigunas peisonas que Sc
tienen de caractei buscando
los recobecos pa enganainos
Y sacainos los cuaititos pa
mantenei sus vicios. lAyI
compare! que bien iabla
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TREBURc1o.-Mf compare Scomo con
U. y otras peisonas honras,
nunca Sc mete la Guaidia
Civil?
C1RACo.-Poique no,jotros aun GUAM
do no debemos icirlo, no nos
metemos con naidie, respeta-
mos la propiea aiena y STEM
pre- buscsmos 10 impio pa
andai y que too eli mundo
nos yea.
TREBURcIo.-Bien, decia mi maire,
que Dios peidone; jijo 10
que 4 uno 10 mata a otro 10
pone giieno.
CIR1ACo.-Dios le & la sal1 al Gene
raj que puso la Guaidia Ci-
vii; que 20 y otros como no
jotros compare, no nos pesa
pagai pa sostenei una cosa
tan util al pals; pero pa eli
/. malo, too es malo, jasta los
mesmos santos.
TREBURcIo.-Mi compare, conclui-
remos por hoy, pero ante
peimitame que le iga.
CIRIAco.-Iga .. mi compare iquie-
re otra mascaura?
TREBURc1o.-No mi compare, solo
igo que, que malo es no sa-
bel leei nj escrebiy.
CRIACo.-Por ESQ mi compare es
que entire nojotros habemos
tanto inorante, y poi ESQ nos
%cabe bien una loa que pde
quearme con ella eli otro dia
en- la Carretera; peromi COM
paire agora antes & isirsela,
viene bien esa masca.
TREBURc1o.-Mi compare avance que
Sc me ACADIA eli gusto- ...-.
C1R1Aco.-Que le pasce mi compai-
re; la gente es eli diablo.
Ice:
FL ]lDarO tOca tlple,
Mucho baila en- este son
= Y no aicansa SUI razon
Poi mucho que Sc le espGque.
TREBURcIo.-Veidad mi compare,
poique Sc nos ice que No va
mos pagai nj mas erechos,
nj mas sosilio y que Sc nos
poindra un bainco.
C1R1Aco-Pero PA que es ese balm
COZ - PA sentainosg
TREURCIo.-No mi compare, icen
que es pa darnos mucho di-
CIRrAco.-Pero mi compare, 20 veo,
que esos que nos ofrecen ei
bainco no tienen nj pieiras
en- ei fogon pa calentai eli
jenjibre-ja.- ja--.. ja....
jaaaaa-
Escierto, micompaire, pc
ro va que hemos llegado al
batei ejeme subir 4 saluar 4
mi comaire y dispues yoive-
rernos aplaticar sobre estos
asuntos.
UN oYENTE.
caguas Enero % 1871.
lcoa1uu4ai}
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-27
nuestro compaflero!

nuestro companero!
CIR1Aco.-Si mi compare. Que vel
da tan grande ice Ell liberal
de corazon!
TTEBURcIo.-5Cual es mi compare?
CIRIAco.-Que mientras que mojotros
los. .a,aOs CON Ell ayao en- la ma
no, los Jotros encoivaos d la
TERRA rega,sdo la semizo que
nos promote es sMstemt0 de
muestra .tanailia, q otros en- tin,
MT compare, h'abWapsdo de
mil naoos honrosos ayssamos d
cub,ir las caigas del Estao, d
comseivai q co'sshwy las CAR
reteras, d pagai ei maeico q me-
>ecinas pa los probes y ohas
maj cosas mecesari.s; ellos pa
san la v5a regald sin inapoitai-
seles ma ei pyesesate e nasty pO-
co ei poivenir."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-27

DE LA GRAN REVOLUTION EsPANoLl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-27

caguas Enero % 1871.
lCossnuARi3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-27

Maunabo 16 de Enero de 1871.
Puerto-Rico