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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-13
iii BIEN POR Ell GOBIERNO!!!

ST la gratitud consiste en- recordar
con gusto ell benefcio recibidoy estar
siempre dispuestos 4 sacritcarnos
por ell que nos hizo bien, no podcmos
m&nos que ofrecer con sincera espon-
taneidad nuestras vidas y haciendas
al paternal Gob.erno que con tanto
acierto pone al frente de poblaciones
ell que Sc hallan nuestros intereses, 4
hombres que como ell distinguido Sr.
Teniente Coronel D. francisco Mar
tinez y Martinez, tiene dadas tantas
pruebas de espanolismo.
Ell Z del actual hizo su entrada en-
este pueblo dicho Jefe. acompanado
de 2 secciones de nuestro institute,
una de Caguas de- so hosnbres y otra
de Al de esta companfa, que con los
demas jetes que lie acompanaban for
maba mn Undo escuadron, que nos re-
cordaba a nuestros companeros de
Cuba cuando salen 4 exterminar 4 los
insurrectos que olviuan los favores de
Espana y la dulzura de sus gober-
nantes.
Ell Sr. Martinez, que tan valiente-
mente Sc porto con los insurrectos
larenos, y que con tanta caballerosidad
trat6 EN- la playa de Ponce a Rojas y
consortes, puede estar persuadido de
nuestra profunda estimacion, y que
no dejaremos pasar ell momento en-
que esta poblacion no lie edesenales ine-
qufvocas de que recordamos su valor
y generosidad, cualidades que le son
caracterfsticas. Por fin nos vemos
mandates por jefes tan dignos y tan
leales, como son Martinez y Resano,
que sostendran enhiesto ese pabe-
lion que algunos que blasonan de
espanoles Sc alegrarfan yer arriado
ante el s1cio trapo de lestrella de
cinco pnntas; pero que tengan enten-
dido que con caudilIos como esos pa
searemos la Provincia sin encontrar.
obstaculos.
Por los voluntarios de Humacao:
Ell CAPTAIN,
Juan N. Gssazman.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-13
L A B OR A N T I S MO.

De nuestro apreciable colega E'z
Centisseza tomamos 10 siguiente:
Nuestro inc6gnjto q aDaable Javorece.
dor de Haytf, Den Haytf, nos remite
un n1mero de L'Indepeudance, ell del
~ de Agosto, en- el que, q continual
con de unos grandes noticiones labo-
rantes sobre la insurreccion de Cuba,
Sc descuelga con el sueltecito siguien-
tie:
-Puerto-Rico. Los radicales han
triunfado en- Puerto Rico en- las cleo
clones de Diputados y Senadores. So
10 un diputado entire ounce ha salido
de los Conservatives. Los Sres. Cas-
tro y Acosta han asentado las cos
turas, taato al General BaIdrieh, Go
g xA& -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-13

in Sc nos alcanza que hay sujotos
: no pueden tratarse y hay muchos
IS para cuya dilucidacion somos IN
npetentes, pues nj nos creenlos
lniscientes nj padecemos de arran-
es de vanidad.
ER9stanos decir que no sabemos. 81,
mo le consta 4 E'J P,'ogreso, hay
nservadores que no piensan como
BoLET1N; 10 que 81 podenos afirmar
10 nuestra palabra, es cue en- los
is meses que corran desde que te-
mos elhonor lie escribir en- el peri6-
co con cuya direction innerecida-
entese nos ha honrado, no bemos re-
Dido carta, nj dido palabra alguna
ssaprcbando las opiniones que en-
tas columnas venimos consignando,
hemos sido rectifcados por peri6-
co alguno conservador de esta Isla,
de Ia aHabana, niaun de la Peninsula.
N cambio un peri6dico reformista
le representa- en- el pals la numero-
! clase con que los radicales ganaron
S eleccipnes, 10 hemos visto dos vo-
rs Ell alberta divergencia con Ell
'yogreSo, signo infalible por el que
os consta de un modo positive que
. todos, nj con mucho, los que Sc
aman liberales-reformistas piensan
ONO Ell colega a que contestamos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-13
SEOCION OFFICIAL.
GOBIERNO SUPERIOR CIVIL
DE LA ISLA DE PUERTO-RICO.
p SECRETARIA.

El Jefe del tercio de Ia Guardia Civil,
con fecha 1e del actual dice al Excmo. Sr.
Gobernador Superior Civil, 10 que sigue:
"Excmo. Sr.: Ell Captain de la1a Compa-
MIA de este Tercio D. Pedro Pastor Egea,
con fecha de aver, desde Aguadilla me dice
10 siguiente:-El Sr. Alcalde del pueblo de
Aguada me comunica en- ~ del corriente,
10 que copio:-Con ell fin de que llegue 4
conocimiento de V los servicios prestados
por la Guardia Civil destacada en- este
punto. cumple mi deber demostrarle La
manera efcaz como esta Sc porto durante
los angustiosos instantes del naufragio su-
frido por la barca inglesa Hamlet % del
actual como asl tambiem la asidua vigilan-
cia que han venido practicando hasta el
dia 25 del actual. Es pdblico que desde 81
momento en- que Sc tuvo conocimiento
del naufragio, estos acudieron al sitio
de la catastrofe prestar los auxilios
que SO necesitasen, tambien es una YER
dad que Ell Comandante Jose Vilarifio
al llegar 4 terra la yola que fus en- auxi-
lilo de los naufragos venia uno de ellos o.
xAnime, ) que este Sc arroj6 Ia yola to-
mando en- los brazos q aquel desgraciado
y le llev6 hasta la tienda de D. Pedro Ba-
dillo, en- donde le mand6 proporcionar 10
que necesitase y estos gastos fueron por
su cuenta. Luego que este hubo pasado,
cuantos objetos arrojaba el mar los ponian
en- seguridad y los entregaban 4 la persona
que Sc les ordenaba, en- el 1ltimo dia que
fue ell Is del actual, apareci6 el eadAver del
carpintero que fue vfctima de las olas, el
que custodiaron sin embargo del estado de
en- que Sc hallaba hasta elmo
mento de enterramiento, portandose an es-
te acto el va referido Vilarihe, con Ia be-
nevolencia mas grande, pues no tuvo in-
de ser 81 que depositase 81 ca;-
aAvey on i fesa one fas abisrta,-~Tedol h
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-13

berna loI, que lis oponia 81. candida
tos propios, como al partido conser-
vaaor 4 la vez. La revolucion esta
pues, bien y poderosalnente organiza-
da en- Puerto o-Rico; y aun hay impa-
pacicntes que empiezan q acusar q
estos gefes de lentitad, y los apremian
para qae bagan yer 81 es cierto, CO.
mo IL han hecho entender sordamen-
te eli las elecciones, que obraban de
acuerdo con los cubanos y los sepa-
ratistas de la Isla. No Sc necesita mas
que una chispa para producer un gran
de incendio.-B."
El Sr. B. parece que no cuenta con
las bombas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-13
G. U A R DIA CIV IL.

Una de las mas opportunities nece-
.idades de esta provincial en- la actua-
idad, es sin disputa alguna la del au
nento del personal de la Guardia CT
Ill. El que hoy cuenta esta beneme
.ita institution, es insufciente para
1ue pueda responder al ohjeto con
1ue fu6 creada Ell esta Isla. ST Sc atien-
1e q las md!tiples atenciones 4 que
;iene que acudir, 4 la fragosidad y re-
,ativa extension y china de Puerto
Rico, Sc comprendera pcrfectamente
que son bien escasos los 300 hombres
pr6ximamente con que cuenta para
prestar ell seryicio de su clase. De-
partamento hay como el de Mayagiiez
que solo tiene 46 individuos, que tie
nen frecuentenente que recorrer dis
tancias de consideration, segun 10 re-
quieren las atcrciones del scrvicio,
teniendose que detener muchas veces
por las crecientes de los rios, y por
CIRCUMSTANCES ajenas a su voluntad.
I Nosotros sabemos el cello y la acti-
Ividad de que tan relevantes muestras
esta dando continuamente la Guardia
Civil, y asf hemos tenido ell gusto de
consignarlo diferentes veces Ell las CO.
lumnas de nuestro peri6dico: raro es
ell dia que pasa sin que la Gaceta nos
de cuenta de algun distinguido servi-
clio, de algun hecho her6ico prestado
por aquelinstituto; pero no pueden nj
deben exigirse imposibles de los hom-
bres, sin faltar q todas las considera-
clones hujnanas.
Por 10 mismo que comprendemos
los hechos meritorios que ha llevado a
cabo Ia Guardia Civil en- ell no largo
tempo que cuenta desde su creacion,
y los muchos que esta llamada a pres
tar y que prestara acknowledgements en-
10 successive, queremos que cuente con
los medios y el personal necesario al
efecto.
81 nuestras sllplicas y nuestros de-
secs, traspasando la inmensidad del
Oceano, tuviesen algun eco en- el Nj
nisterlo competente, que para este ca
SO 10 es el de la Guerra, pedirfamos
que Sc organizase Ell esta Isla un ba-
talon de mil plazas de Guardia Civil,
y suprimir1amos Ia decr6pita institu-
cion de las Mlicias discip iplinadas que
no cuenta en- ell dia con ell personal
de la clase de tropa que tuvieron an
teriormente, y que solo oonstan en- la
actualidad de los respectivos cuadros
de Gefes y O6ciales 4 quienes podrfa
darse ingreso en- el ejercito de la Pc
nfnsula.
Con la economic que resultarla de
la Suppression de las Milicias, que nos
cuestan como suele declrse, un ojo de
la cara, Sc podr1a atender al gasto que
acknowledgements ocasionaria el aumen-
to de la Guardia Civil, y EN- case de
que aquella economic no fuese bastan-
te, no creemos que serfa de conside-
racion ell deficit que resultarfa; deficit
que satisfarian gustosos los contribu-
yentes, por tai de yer organizada de,
bidamente la policfa de los campos de
esta provincial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-13
Senior Director del BoLET1N.
Caguas Setiembre 8 de 1871.

Muy senor mio: suplico la insercion
de este artfculo, seguro del reconoci-
miento del suScribiente:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-24
The Ohio Election.

Official returns have been received
bv the Secretary Of State from seventy
one counties. Adding the eight counties
reported officially in county newspapers
we have scventy-nine counties heard
from. In these seventy-nine counties
the combined Republican and Demo.
cratic vote is 4l0,S70, against 5S4,4'4
last year, an increase of 1896. Moves
has 2I2,67l, and McCook 1929 !;
Moves majority, l4,424. Sherwood
majority in these counties last year was
.l2,5j6. The counties to be heard from
are Ashtabula, ClermOnt, Fulton,
Guernsey, Lawrence, Mahonin-, Nor
gan, Muskingum and Noble. These
nine counties last year gave Sherwood
1858 majority. Should it prove that
they have voted the same way this wear
Moves majority will be 1862.
The majority for the Constitutional
/ Convention in the seventy nine counties
officially reported is "a, $50.
The prohibition vote in the -a"'
counties is 2,4jl,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-24
The Means OF ESCAPE.

The fail has many pcrilS for the weak and
, feeble, &nG its sudden atmospheric changes
are trying to the constitutions OF even Tie
robust. The chilling temperature OF the
nights, aS compared with the almost sum-
mer warmth of the days, necessarily eycr-
ci>cS an unhealthy influence on all who are
exposed to il. Hence dyscntcry, liarhTa
Intermittent fcvSS, bilious attacks, and de-
rangements of all the SecrctionS, are conf
mon at this season. The true way to escape
them is to meet the causes with protcc-
tive and invigorating medicine. Hostel
icr'> Stomach BittcrS are designed for this
cXigency. This powerful vegetable specific
relieves the system Of nj acrid humOrS
purifieS the fluids, tones the Sccretive or
cams, promotes healthy evaporation through
the pores, increases the activity Of the d.
geStive functions, cheers the spirits, and
regulates the bowels. 70 do this is 10 make
The whole body vigorous, and render il
proof against the vici>SltudeS of temporal
tuic, and against malaria. 4 course OF the
great tonic and Alternative is therefore in all
cases advisable as a preventive at this sea-
son. II, on the other hand, the mischief is
already done, and intermittent or remit
tent fever is actually present, or the liver,
bowels, or stomach disordered, there is no
medicine so certain to effect q quick and
thorough cure rs this harmless and a9rrc-
able prcparation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-24

have been built in old times for
mining purposes. There appear to
be minerals Of various kinds IN this
mountainous region OF country. Coal
abounds in vast quantities in almost
every hollow and ravine throughout
Webster and adjoining counties. Near
the county seat are two fine marble
veins projecting out OF the mountain
near the bank of Elk river. Iron ore
abounds in vast quantities.
The mountains are very high and on
top are fine, level lands covered with the
finest timber in the United States. Near
the head of Gauley, Williams river,
Cranberry, Cherry and Elk rivers, is a
large track Of country, unmproved,
covered with wild cherry measuring IN
length from fifty to seventy.fve feet,
and from twenty-four to forty inches in
diameter, and as straight as can be, and
clear OF knots. Vast quantities OF view,
pine, maple, sugar, black and white
birch, with many other kinds OF good
timber are also found. There is also
plenty Of fine yellow poplar, ash, oak,
dogwood, hickory, walnut both black
and white, chestnut, linn, locust and
many other kinds Of good valuable
timber, and OF the very best quality,
covers the county OF Webster. The
greatest objections that can be said to
our county is that it is to- great extent
destitute OF roads. ! hope our laws will
be so regulated hereafter that we can
have some show and get some OF ON
money back in appropriations, &c., tia,
we NAV have leading road 10 ano
! from our county.
have not time 10 write all the par
,iculars Of everything, but you will heal
from the banner county again before
long. ! remain yours truly,
! q u
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-24
Letter from Webster COUn.Y-Dc-
scripliOn OF the County Minerals
WEBSTER {. H.. W. Va, ;

| Wppsrrc u W Y,
| nctoIor : i'll
Edition.. ., ,no pao;..or.
| 70
| N""' - ~ Ho"i ''','e'S """"
through your paper, that peace,
prosperity and happines. still reign
in the banner county Of Webster
o c:u;. co. .,
wa, 0.iI"'' o',''' 'o'''"'''''" =" 'i'e
9th OF September and ended on the
18th following. Robert Irvine is our
.Judcc, known by the name of "Grsnnv'
Iu,;no rlo , -, L.;.,o
''"S' "',' WV" ~ '"S'"es' u any
importance "ohe during court; about
three cases were tried and hung jury
appeared in the case Of the State q,
Wa, v;ro;n;a oco;rs. 1ohn - CooI
t,--.' l Tt,
lor FORGERY nc. lner' was e'e'eh i"r
finding him guilty and one for clearing
him. The sale Of delinquent land came
-, there heinz from ,wo brrJro3 n
-, ,,,.,<,
'hTee huhdFea tracts o' iahd Vhered Tor
SAFE. ou' OF 'hls h",noer mere was
aoo"' one.nall went 10 Tue o'S,t. mere
WIS Que tract o. TWO h"n'rvu 'no"Saha
"otsS C Soiu III Tue uH:"e 81 onaries ''''hs
anu, on .Ij Lse, a"IS oe',s 'HT '%ISes'
"" D soIui anu p'IGn' S .! D. men,
VI eunsy i'ani"' MT; h'cn oought the
largest isl oil lahoS sold ms banner
county was formed IN the winter OF
leo'-oo out OF parts oil the following
Gounties, VIZ: Nicholas, braXion and
handoiPh couatles' covering an area OF
rom thirty 10 forty miles square.
Inc county seat Is located III the
point between Nam Elk and the back
,oFh OF same al the place widely KNOWN
oy 'he name OF GA Fork lick. The
county coz r seat was hrst named addison,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-24

WHArEvEE thc intelligence a;rI lie
I;adica! candidates here may assert 10
tho contrary does not alter TIE 'art that
l. tbs vel settled and boldly lowe:
SIaTe 70 nre5K up the convention, II
possible, on its day OF meeting, and thus
fasten the old Constitution upon the
people oil West Virginia. The Radicl'-
in other counties are sending delegate,
10 the Convention for that purro-a, and
that alone They opposed the cal OF
the Convention in the first place, anil,
having failed in their attempt - pre-
vent its assembling, they nov wish e
have it dispense without action. Their
tactious opposition to reform AMI ;htir
partisan ohstinacy have no limit. They
stand in the way Of every honest effort
20 promote the welfare q; the State.
every plan for the advancement Of tie
public interest. Let WS see Ia it. that
the delegates from Ohio coanly are in
sympathy with the movement Tor con
S,;tutional reform; let H. rlyr, every
Democratic nominee
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-24
democratic ticket.

ONE OF the oldest episodes oi,hc Chi
cago fire was connected with the burn
ing Of the Western News cnmpanv's cs-
enlistment. There was an immense
sock OF periodicals and books ia the
binding; and among the rufus and
ashes, the only thing found intact was
4 single leai OF a quar;o Bible, which
was simply charrcd littlc around the
eigps. 1t contains the first chapter o.!
the Lamentations o! JEREMIAH, which
opens with the following words "How
doeth the CITY sit solitary that was full
Of people. how is she become a, 4
widow she that wa. great a1ong the
nations aud princes among the pr0yin-
ces, how is she become tributary She
weepeth sore in the night, ami her ,,lr-
are on her cheeks: among all her Joy
ers she hath none 10 comfort her.
That was absolutely the "uiy ihing
saved from the wreck @. the establish
ment in the literature line.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-24

If we want the Democratic party III
Ohio county to stand together and pre-
sen, an united front in the important
Presidential and Gubernator.ai cleo
lion next year, We must commence by
harmonizins our differences now, and
supporting he whole Democratic
ticket We cannot afford TO trittcr
away our strength by discord AMI
division. Ohio county is and must re-
main Democratic.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-24

EVERY man in this county WAC Calls
himself a Democrat is deeply interested
in the election of the entire Democratic
ticket for the Convention and the Legs
lature There is too much at stake 10
excuse any scratching OF tickets Or
trading of candidates. And it is Of the
utmost Importance that every vote be
pollei. We canno, afford TO omit the
exertion OF any portion OF oar party
strength. Let all the readers OF this
paper in Ohio county constitute them
selves grand committee for bringing
to the polls every Democratic voter IN
the county. Let us make a pull alto
gether on next Thursday and roll up
such a majority as shall bury Radical
ism forever in this community. But
unless active and earnest work Is done
we cannot rely upon the election OF our
representatives. Unless every Demo
cratic vote is polled we cannot he CON
ffdent OF success. The Importance Of
the issue demands the utmost ctt"r,
that can be put forth.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-24

LET every Democrat, when approach.
ed by Radicals soliciting his vote for
their ticket or any OF the candidates
upon it, remember that, with very few
exceptions indeed, these men were in
favor Of inflcting all sorts OF injuries
upon their Democratic neighbors few
years ago. Perhaps they would not
have led O mob in person; but they
would have done worse; they would
have melted it to the commission Of
any outrage they dared against those
who differed from them in political
opinion. There are macy estimable
citizens and worthy and upright men in
this community who were compelled
TO feel the weight OF Mr.. A. W. CAMP.
BELL displeasure few years ago. We
believe that all personal resentment on
account of these things has been oblit
Grated, as it should be, and q better
feeling OF social harmony prevails, but
these men now ask political office at
Democratic hands and assuredly per.
sonal forgiveness need not carry with it
such an abandonment of political prin-
ciples as would be necessary in any
Democrat voting a Radical ticket at
this time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-24

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-24

WHAT one Of the candidates Oh the
Radical ticket now soliciting Demo-
cratic votes ever favored the election OF
q Democrat to the Legislature? Some
Of them may have votel for Demo-
cratic friend for municipal, township or
county Office, where there was no pc
}i,ical question involved, though this IS
doubtful, but where any political adj
vantage was at stake they have al been
,h. determined foes Of Democracy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-24

The safest way to secure the Norma
ton of such Constitution as the State
demands is to elect to the Convention
those who favored the call. In their
anxiety to ipjure the Democratic party
and imperil its ascendaacy in this State
the Radicals desire to break up the
Convention or nut every possible OH
stacle in the way of its success.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-24

Jrpcr BRowS, of Kanawha, does
rot want the Constitution TO prohibit
test oaths or the enactment OF such a
r,ois,ration law as that repealed last
winter because he thinks they may be
needed again. Could CAMPBELL or
STANTON be trusted to favor such an
amendment Of the Constitution rs VIII
,orever prohibit these things?
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-24

7 WILL SELL Ny FARM. FIVE MILES
| from tn" mouth OIt"ldwcil'S run, on the
turnpike leading from Wheeling To Fair
mont, is ~ in Marshall CurulN, containing
2Ii AZ EfG> Of Hud. over Ion uCr.S of which
is cleared and under cultivation. The said
road runs through the tract.
TcrmS-On"-:Uurtn III maud. a..I tho re-
mHnder Ia suit ih" purchaser.
Inquire in Wheeling OF ANIEL PF,I X,
or OF me at my - Idrncr, near i.CHiISviIi",
Ohio. DANIEL -TFENROD.
pcbl -p,uu
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where.
LAUGHLlN BROTHERS L CO.,
oc' PrOprietors.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-24

A FEW weeks ago, when the call OF 4
Constitutional Convention was pending
and TO I've voted on hy the people, the
Radicals in Ohio county were accus.
tomri to say that the Constitution
needed no amendment that it was good
pGough that it was in all respects an
admirable document; and all that sort
Of thing. Within the past few days,
while fishing for Democratic votes, the
editor of the MislIgtorGr and some OF
the Radical candidates are exceedingly
willing TO admit that the Constitution
may lie greatly improved: that it needs
amendment in many important re-
spects; and they gently insinuate that
they are the only ones capable Of mak-
Ing the necessary alterations Don
trust them The men who Id not
believe two months ago that the Con
-titutiOn needed Amendment are hardly
The men TO make the changes that have
been ordered. The men who have no
sympathy with the purpose OF the Con
vention are not the men Cor OhiO county
10 send there.