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BILL PosTING.-There are in the United
States about 275 professional bill-posters,
employing from two to twenty men each,
and probably 800 persons earn their living,
in whole or in part, by this industry. There
are some funny experiences that come to
the notice of a bill-poster. Not long ago,
when the practice of mystic advertising
was in vogue, prominent merchant issued
"dodgers," and had them thoroughly post
ed over the city, with the somewhat unique
inquiry, !" Who stole my dogf" He intend
ed to follow this with a business announce
ment calculated to draw business to his
store but piratical fellow was too sharp
for him, and the next day had posted, side
by side with the inquiry, " Your dog may
be found at Candy Fred's, where the best
quality of molasses candy is always kept
on hand" Another merchant posted the
town with the question, &" What is it'll" A
neighboring shop;keeper answered u. the
est place to buy goods in the city," affixiDg
his owl name and number.
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PERFECTLY Cool. - Samuel Eddy, on
being released from the Pennsylvania Peni-
Tertiary, after having served five years for
counterfeiting, repaired to Pittsburg to
greet his wife, but found that another man
had taken up with her. After jawing
awhile about taeir claims they concluded
to settle the quarrel by game of seven-up,
the wife to be the stakes, and she was won
by the fellow who had imposed on San,
during his absence. Sam took pipe full
of tobacco, and started off, whistling a
comic air, as uuconcerned as if he had lost
only glass of lager.
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creeds. But what want to point out now
is this: by the recent, census 1t is shown
that, in the last ten years, the Irish popu-
lation has diminished by very nearly 4OO,-
600 souls. In 1861 the Catholics were to
the Episcopolian Protestants as seven to
one. But mark while the comparative
numbers were then seven to one, the de-
crease of Catholics has been to that of Pro-
testants during the subsequent ten years,
as thirty six to one. Here are the figures
Of the census:
Decrease.-C atholics, 363, 1892; Episcopal
PrOtestants, lO,O62.
Again, in 1861, Ireland contained nearly
eight Catholics for one Protestant of the
nom Established Churches. But in the
subsequent decade the Catholics have lost
every one the Disorders have lost. give
you the figures:
Observation-Disclosures, 1863 1872 Dissenting
Professionals, 2,9l6.
commend another important fact to the
special attention of all those exceedingly
timid and sensitive Catholics who are Ia
boring under the extraordinary delusion
that our movement is in some mysterious
way an anti-CathOlic movement; it is this:
In 1870 there was one marriage in lag Pro-
testants, while there was only one marriage
in 20S Catholics the smaller proportion of
Catholic marriages being the necessary re-
suit of the larger proportion OF emigratinE
Catholics at the marrying age. Now, | tell
the whole Catholic comm unity of Ireland,
clerical and lay, that every man that op-
poses our movement, does, to the extent of
his opposition, contribute to diminish not
only the number of the Inhabitants of Ire
land, but also the proportion borne by the
Union has operated to hunt the people of
all creeds out of the country; but its exter-
minating operation is more effectual
against the Catholics than against either of
the other great religious communities.
call on the Catholic Hierarchy and laity to
help us of the Home Government Associa-
ton to arrest this exceptionally great and
rapid diminution of the Catholic people in
the only way in which it can possibly be
arrested.
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H,rnlng Star and Catholic Messenger.
w ORLEANS. SUNDAY. AUGUST 90. 1871.
TRUE TO IRELAND.

UPON the briny ocean.
or ON tho fOreian strand,
with faithful, fond devotion,
We love our nstivu land
And boldly wen endeavor
To raise her mp anew; ~ Gu.
With faith that falters never,
To Ireland we'll be true. i-,-'. -- r..
True to the cause OF Ireland,
True to the dear old land,
At homo among the hills and streams,
Or on the foreign strand.
Whate'er our occupations.
Whsreer our h0mes may be,
Be these our aspirations
To make dear Ireland free; .-sI... itss.
In purpose firm, united
To persevero and do; .1
Till Ireland's wrongs are rtghted,
To Ireland still be true.
True to the cause Of Ireland. .ff.yl..
True TO the dear old land.
At homo among the bills and streams
Or on the foreign strand.
In chapel, church or meeting.
In hut or palace grand. 4'..a .s5
Well pray to God, entreating
His bleesin % ON our Land,
Till in her oldcn station ...-.
She Iises mp anew.
An independent nation
OF freemen brave and true.
True to the cause of Ireland.
True to the dear old land,
r. At home among the hills and streams,
Or on the foreign strand.
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elder, bore out the pith, fill the cavity with
good earth, and SOW in it seed of several
flowers that bloom at the same time. The
seeds will soon terminate and the plants
grow up together; with the stems, branches
and leaves, they will appear to grow from
the same root.
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THE NEW IMPROVED SINGER FAMII
MACHINE.
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Over e2s, 900 Singer M.ehines in Daily Use.
FACTS AND FIauREs.

In the year 1869 we sold readers will remember
&C. 7sl Machines but sold last year sIol l27 s33,
CONE HUNDRED AND. TWENTYSEvEN THOU.
SAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND THIRTY-THREE
showing beyond the sales Of 1860 Of
over FORTY THOUSAND and. as shown by the table
below. OVER FoRTY-FOUR THOUSAND Machines
more than any other Company.
Tho reader may naturally ask whether this 10 nero
boasting I'm answer to which say that those
figures, and the ones given below, from SWORN
RETURNS made by licensees to tho Receiver appointed
by the owners Of the most valuable Sewing Machine
Patents who license tho Companies Of Lesser import
ance
Machines
Tho Singer Manufacturing Company sold. 1877, s33
Wheeler Wilson Manufacturing Company Sold .s3 90e
Grover baker sewing MsoSins Company sold s ~
Weed Sewing Machine Company sold 35,0G2
Wilcox 0bbs Sewing Machine Company sold. .2s 500
From the above figures 1t will be that rivals
in trade far behind u.s. and that the popularity
what is known
NEW FAMILY MACHINE
is steadily and largely increasing. We not vain
suppose that these large sales superior
business capacity much to the merits OF our
Machines well tho observation OF those who buy
and use and personally interested in comparing the
ton.
No Family should be without one of these Labor
Saving Instruments.
Call and examine tnem, send for Circular and
Sample of work.
VIM E. COOPER & CO.. Agents,
ty9 u " and Camp stree 7:
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SEWING MACHINES.
SEWING MACHINE SALES FOR 1870.

SEWING MACHINE SALES FOR 1870.
THE SINGER STILL TRIUMPHANT! |!
THE NEW IMPROVED SINGER FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE. ey
Over 625, 900 Singer Machines in Daily Use!
Twenty-Five Years of Popular aud Constantly
Increasing Favor.
The Most Popular Durable and Reliable Family Machine
In Existence.
BE SURE AND EXAMINE THE SINGER REFO
BUYING ANY OTHER.
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Paint for Tin Roofing

Paint for Tin Roofing.
MI ETALLIO PAINT, containing ninety per
1s1 cent. metallic oxides, mbined wit h
ferrIc acid. new and valuable paint for in
iron and all exposed surfaces The best and
cheapest paint for such purpose over offered
i'll this market. For sale by
Ang 19t E. II. HEINiTSH. Drurc;st
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
OF
C q l. U d BIA. 8. c.
Present Capital, $15O,OOO.
AurrloI,1zED cAnl7A1, s5oo. COO.

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, S5O0,0OO.
OFFICERS.
JOHN 3. Palmer, president
4. &. Frrnizrr Cashier.
q. N. q. Bntt, Arssiant Cash
). Ell Gregg John b. Palmer. j. ". Mc3Ins-
ter, X. y. Sem, of II. u. sum g. Son; G. ".
beaiden, of t"pelantl " Bcarden; X. J.. Bryan,
pf Bryan McCa-tcr; ". G. Swufficld, OF Il,
Il W. G Swaftield.
+: W: hlcAlaater, Solicitor.
is Bunk is now open inr the trappact ION
H. OF general banking business
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT of currency or
coin. bearing interest ut the rate OF seven (7)
per cent per annum, in kind, will be ipsucd.
Deposits from County Officers espccialIy So
liclted; also, from Trustees, Administrators
EJec"fo''S, Professional Men, and others.
Particular attention given to accounts OF
CITY and Country Merchants and other bubi-
ness men, and the uhual accommodations e1-
tended.
Notes, Bills Of Exchange. and other cyi-
dences OF debt discount ed, and money loaned
on collaterals.
Stocks Bonds. Cold, Silcr bought and sold.
;, AFFILIATED Currency purchased at a small
discount
Sight Drafts dronm direct on all the promi-
nent places in England, Ireland, Scotland,
GRANGE, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Den
marx ana The Orient. Letters of Credit issued,
ayablc in any of the nbove places
Drafts on all the promnen: cities in the
United States bought and Sold
Banking House opposite Columbia Hotel.
open from to 8. Fob % "
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CLOTEI1MG HOUSE
c q I LID S & WILEY,
COI.UM MHIA. s. G.

X|E havc marked down all of our largo
W stock of kEADY-MADE CLOTHING TO
such low figures that the pricc comes within
rensh OF all that wish good fitting garment,
mace IN the latest style and by the best maxi
ora in New York. We are the only house that
sell al Linen Drawers at sl.5u. We arc tho
Chiy On mousse that have the imported See-Sucker
Calcutta Suits. warranted genuine. An in
spectlon OF our large stock will settle the
mind OF any ono that money is mado by buy.
ing from ns. Thirty-two inch Sole Leather
Trunks, only few left, at $50 June %
Notice.
I'HREE months from this date, application
VIII be made to the GrccnyIle and Colum-
bin ltailrond Company for tho renewal or tho
l0,ii0wlng SCR!p, belonging to the estate of
JESSE DEBkUHL, which has been lost or
mislaid, viz:
Stock Scrip No. 1852, $50 shares.
Assessmcnt Certificate on same. No. 1.ISo
$1,000. m go
Scrip No. 1897, 5 shares.
Assessment Certificate on same, No. 1.514
800. WM n pAnLtst,
Noceiver Estate of Jesse DeBruhl decd,
JUNE 2, 1871. Abbeyille G, n
-ouno v +3mO
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A Vermonter has had three dollars
damages awarded him for being butted
over fence by his neighbours bull. The
smallness of the sum is due to the plain
tlff's avowal that he was trying to get
over the fence as quickly as possible, 80
that the bull only helped him in carrying
out an intention conceived of his own
free will.
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Mr.: D. Fl. Craig. late general agent of
the New York Associated Press, is said
to have perfected his new system of
ttele,graphy, to the development of which
ne has been devoting his time and means
Tor three years past, with results that can
hardly fail to effect an entire revolution
IN telegraphy, by reducing its cost to a
rate very little above the present rates
OF postage. It is claimed that by this
new automatic system it is perfectly
practicable to transmit, with absolute
accuracy, over single wire. moro than
60. 600 words an hour-a speed more
than sixty times greater than by any OF
the systems now in use Telegrams
which under the Morse system now cost
several dollars will. it is said, be reduced
to comparatively few cents, which, if
trne, will makeits value almost inestima-
BILE to the press, the mercantile oommuni-
ty, and the public at lurge.
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Rose $ Hotel.

A %M-O IN view of tho influx of vi
MaTsSaw2 sitors to Columbia, occnsioned
& rIlEEiSH by the prevalence of tho vel
SzsaA1dS413-low low fever in Charleston, tho
proprietor uf ROSES HOTEL has concluded
to reopen his establishment for tho accom-
notation of the public at once, and therefore
wlthdraws tho proposals ho has heretofore
nude for it's saIo or lease
The Hotel will henceforward DO conducted
as hrst class house OF entertainment, and
special provision will be mado for tho comfort
and convenience of families. --o'
carriages and All Omnibus will DO found at
every arriving train. w. E. ROSIE
August 80
1I- Charleston Courier, Yorkville Enquirer
anu GreenvIle M0untaineer substitute above
for advertisements now published and insert
until further notice.
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You value your eyesight use these PER-
crystal pebbles, melted together, and derive
their name Diamond" on account of their
hardness and brilliancy. They will last many
years without change, and are warranted eu-
per1or o all others, manufactured m by
J. e. SPENCER i CO., N. Y
CAUTIoN.-None genuine unleae stamped
with our trade mark. WIN. GLAZE, Jewcler
and Optican. is sole agent for Columbia. s..
G., from whom they can only be obtained
No peddlerH employed. July 90 It1v
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WHAT WE DRINK AND WHAT 1T Cosrs
At the reauest of the Massachusetts


WHAT WE DRINK AND WHAT 1T Cosrs
Az the request of the Massachusetts
temperance Alliance. Mr.. Young. Of
the Statistical Bureau. furnishes the fol.
lowing estimate of sales Of liqnors in
the United States during the fiscal year
ending end June 80, 1871: Whiskey, co.
uOo, 0OO gallons, at six dollars retail,
$3.50, 000. 900; imported spirits, 2,500,.
O0O gallons, ut ten dollars retail. S25.-
100000; imported wine, 10. 700. 600 gal
Ions. ut five dollars retniI, $50, 500. 600:
ale, beer and porter, $500. QUO barrels,
at twenty dollars retail, $500 GOO:
native brandies, wines aud cordiaIs,
quantity unknown. estimated value S31..
500, 600; total. 5000, 100000. AS a proof
OF the correctness of the above, it mny
be stated that during the last fiscal yenr
the receipts from retail liquor dealers,
who paid twenty-five dollars each for
Licenses, amounted to SO, $50, 600, indi-
eating that there was 156, 900 retuiers of
liquors in tile United States. BY includ.
Ing those who escuped paying license
fees, estimated Mt 1000, the number is
increased.
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A FEW rca"on- Why tl:cy should lave The
"a pi"i'iohr,' over al niltts:
l. wheeler Wilson. Srwi.u Machine IL
mnch rimr.tr liar r,y q: itc ..ilrr.: re-.
l,li'pS i'.-s ,hnn h.' tie ani.,.,t nf nm.
ch,ncr,. 49,
AZ ihc rc,,i, "t q .s simplicity. Ills ma
chime Is i'nrh lcr- IL l. T. ;i.nm Iil. u,l.tr. 70
get ont Of repair.
D. Another r.rcl, "l Hi, .ir:;licitv is
greater durability ''' :"
4 Ano,lnr rrru ult j. les i,iciio .nl con.
sclnchtiy, Ercairr ease :,,.i Ia, III, ri mo-
Ion, with r>., nt,i,,.
D. Ana Sr"aicsi TT AL. hat i: r>rs no Slut
tfe, and makes the lock stitch
IL is the cheapest 10 buy tI, best l.uy The
machine That has justly. fnirl, and hnnnra-
o'! won reputation arI inGcl,cn.l,rrc
against a strong and litter c"mpctiion. For
more more 'hah twenty .rara hn- lie Y hcclcr 4
wilson moi only stood first md foremost. bnt
now stands til" nniivnll"h !,wirr Mnrhin. of
the cn'lShtcnctl rivIiZ, Il world Uuy tho ma .
chihc That lIaa been ,liis 1, s,r.l and proved
am men you are rnrc Ia pc; tlir best For
sale nn the ca -icst rnssi!ic i.rin. SaI..
room ataln strct 1. -"cnud door l,,.I,,w ruuxIy
Office, Columbia. G. 't,
w, Us ,EEsI.Ey, Agent. \
Junc2l c
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA
Deposits of ST. and Upwards Received,

INTEREST ALLO WE'D AT THE RATEG GI
SEVEN PER CENT PER ANA UM
ON CERYIFICA Z ES Of Deposit
AND SIX PER CENT COM
PO UNDED EVERY SIX
MONTHS on AGO UNITS.
OFF1CERS.
VIM. Martin, President.
John John ,. p Tbnmas rsl%er; icc-prcsidents.
A. g Brcnizcr, Cashier.
J. 81. Sawyer. Assistant Cashier, in
charge Of kranchcs.
John y. B. Smith, Assistant Cael,ier
Directors.
Wade Hampton, William Martin. A. G.. Has.
kel1, F. W. Mchlaster, John 2. Thomas. F. n
Heinitsh, John B. Palmer, Thomas e. Greeo
Columbia.
J. Eli Gregg, Marion.
Ct. T. Scott, Newberry.
W. G. Maycs, Eewbcrry.
3. Fl. Rutledge, Charleston
lIanlel Ravenel. Jr.. Charleston
alecItanics, Laborera, Clerks, Widows. Or.
phans and others may here depoeit their sav
ings and draw liberal rate OF interest there.
on. PLANTERS, Professional II On and Trustees
wishing to draw interest on their funds uuti
they require them for business or other pur.
poses: Parents desiring to set apart small
sums for their children, and Married Women
ana allnore twhose deposits can only be with.
,irawn by themselves. or, in case of deatl, by
hheir legal reprcsontatives,) wishing to Law
hslde FUNDS for future use. arc here afforded
IN opportunity OF depostinr their pleaps
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
Lle Same time, be subject to wthdrawalwhcp
oeeneh AneIS
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Vinum Cibi Et Ferri.

Vlnum Cibi Et Ferri.
Extract Of Beef, Iron and Vine. VII
NEW MEDICINE
NHOR Enfeebled Digestion; Loss of Appc-
y - tlts, Tone and Vigor, Impoverished
to weak stomach
AS nutrient tonic and mild stimulant this
combination has proved especial, eilicacious
ID many eases of onfeebled digestion, loss Of
the many ailments consequent upon general
debility. 1t is prepared with great care from
selected beef, one-third of which has been
partially roasted to develop tho oamazome:
thus rendering it more grateful to tho ta.te
and less apt to occasion disgust from CON
tinued use. For sale by
EDWARD II. HEINITSH.
Aug 2ot Chemist and Drnsrist
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Nutrltive Tonics and Dyspeptic Elixirs.
ENATRACT BEEF, Iron and Wine.
Vino OF Pepsia.
Elixir Gentian and Iron.
Wine Of Iron.
Iron Cordial.
Tasteless Cod Liver Oil.
Infants Food.
Leibig's Extract Of Meat.
For sale, Wholesale and rotail, by
E. Il. HEINITSH,
aug II Druggist and Chemist
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GEORGE PAGE & CO..

GEORGE PAGE & CO.,
No. ~. Shredder Street, Baltimore. Nd.
Manufacturers or
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Patent Improved, Portable
C1N NCU a Il SAW MILLS
GANG. MULA y AND SASH Sd ~ MILES,
4 tRIST MILLS, TIMBER WHEELS. SHIN
~ GLE MACHINES, &c. Dealers in Circu-
lar Saws, Betting and Mill supplies gcncrnlly
and manufacturers agents for Leffel's Ceio.
brated rbine Water Wheel and every de.
scriptien Of Wood Working Machinery.
AGRICULTURAL ENGINES A SPECIALITY.
a1-Scnd for descriptive Catalogues and
Prlce Lists May 23 ttTly
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Thornwell's s Collected Writings.
vi Eo!loi lCAL and Ethical, volumes.
4 cmb"llished with Dr.. Thornwcll's ,1or
trait. 81 per volume
Memories of Patmos. BY MacDnf 50.
The Conservative Reformation and its The.
The Unseeu World Bv Rev. DR.. Stork. sI
NEW NOVELS.
:, rlnk and White Tyranny. Dy Mrs. Harriet
Hcccher Stowe. $50
1iier Lord and Master by Florence Maryalt
Won. not Wooed BY the author uf Bred in
the Bone, &c 80 cents.
Terrible Temptation. by Charles Reode.
Uniform edition of Grace Agnlor's Works
such RS Mothers Recomponse, Vale of Cedars
Sc, at 81 per volume.
The above books sent to any address, post
paid, on receipt OF price
Aug DUFFIE & CHAPMAN, BookselIers.
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GrEGlAi. aTTkNTION given to thc,oI
~ lection OF Commercial Paper. Intcrcs,
nn state and Railroad Bonds ami Stocka a,,,I
Conversion OF State Securities by
ktNo' Z3 emo l. GAMBRlI.L, Broker.
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favor de los enemigos de Espana, por COM
placer solo esa raqu1tica parcialidad que
vacila entre la monarqu1a y Ia repdblica,
que no cuanta con elementos politicos en- ell
pals, y que vive solo de las pasiones revo-
Iucionarias cue alimenta en- todos los par
tidos extremes.
No trato de hacer V. una apasionada
diatriba contra los democratas, califcados
graflcamente por Castelar, de ciub5os;
Y Ndes. han sufrido la administration de los
Sres. Becerra y Moret, han visto amena-
zatos sus mtereses por la question social
y con las reCormas polfticas del primero,
y plaateado cierto arreglo, Y alterado Ell
sistema monetario de esa Isla por la pro-
verbal Eoereza del segundo, todo 10 que
yo voy decirles hoy seria de SECURE
menos yivo que Ell scntiniento que desper.
tara en- Vdes. el recuerdo de las angustias
y de las inquietudes que pasaron, cuando
g taban en- todos los correos pendicntes
de la nc..nsiderada frivoiidad la febre
reformi8ta y radical de aquellos famosisf-
mos innovaGores. Todos estos hechos cons
tituian el caracter de una politica que
podia ser equivocada, pero que no habia
motigo jastiicado para Greer desleal; la
acttud, sim embargo, de La Constitu-
cjon 'en ell artlculo que he mencionado,
las manifestaciones del Sr. Azcarate, en-
favor del desgraciado Zenea, motives son
mas que sufcientes para juzgar con dure.
"a la conducta de los dem6cratss en- todo
10 que St reiaciona con la question de Ul-
tramar As1 10 han comprendido cuantos
Sc ocupan habituaImente en- seguir las os-
cilaciones de la polltica, y asf 10 han com
batido todos los org1nos de III prensa pc
ninsular. La Epoca, EI Debate, La Iberia,
El Impartial y todos los diarios que tie
nen entire nosotros alguna representation
han protostado con energla contra ell artl-
culo del Sr. Azcarate, que ha sido consi-
dorado como la expression franca del mas
sanudo 6hbusterismo. Esto probara U.
tedes que comienza a adquirirse por aqu1
| el convencimiento que va tienen en- esa,
y que sguiendo por ese camino los demo-
cratas, seran considerados entire nosotros
como la mica esperanza de los enemigos
de Cuba: la gloria no es codiciable, ell
desprestigio sera proximo SECURE.
Por no salIrme de los l1mites de una
correspondence economizo ell .extracto de
los artlculos que han pubicado los peri6di-
cos de Madrid: solo airmar6 Vdes. que
han sido tan patrioticos energicos como
exigia la gravedad de Ia question que Sc
ventilaba.
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sus relaciones fntimas con los rebe
des, para sostener las cuales Sc servia
del salvo-conducto que con TN ohjeto
bien distinto Sc le habia otorgado, y
semejante documento no podia scryir-
le dc sa]yayuar.iia cuando dc tai ma
nera 10 utilizaba. Todavia hay sin en-
barge, quienes censuren las autoli-
dades de Cuba y protesten contra las
sentencias dc los tribunales, que de-
hleran acatar mas que nadie los radi-
Gales, que Sc dicendefensoresdol pres
tigio y autoridad dc Ia nagistratura.
Esperamos que este y otros indi-
clos fjaran la atencion del gobicrno,
sirvi6ndole de aviso para no caer en-
los lazos que So tienden por los enc
migos encubiertos de Ia causa espa-
nola, mucho mas temibles que los que
luchan 4 Ia luz de! dia."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-05

Por fin acusa el colega recibo de
unos cuantos ndneros de El Centine-
Ia Espoaol de Mayagiiez. Por q estilo,
ell colcga eJacmel SAGA en- consecuen-
cia que los redactores de nuestro apre-
ciable correligionario, debieron de ha-
Der comido lenguas insurgentes. Oh!
Els mucha la perspicacia de IIndepe'-
dance d'Hait5. Aconseja 4 El Pregre-
50, al cual por 10 visto tiene grandes
sjmpat(as, no Sc deje estranguiar por
tan pequeno enemigo, como 10 es Ell
Centi,acla, y felicita 4 este 1ltimoperi6
dico por haber reconocido tan ben la
Ietra de las direcciones (adresses) de
DIndcpcnda'sce d'Haia. 7 aquf termi-
namos nosotros la enojosa tarea de dar
cuenta 4 nuestros lcctores de 10 qae
en- aqnel papel haIlalnos que pudiera
interesarles.