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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-02-16
STOPPED HALE WAY.

The teudor of the Hector was lying
alongside the wharf, waiting for the last
contingent of passengers to go off to the
ship. Few people, indeed, except those
accustomed to such scenes, could feel
otherwise than perfectly distracted
amidst the hubbub that epsued.
The steam whistle from the tender
blowing, the bell ringing with that mad
denipg sound preluding every departure
Of this kind, convincing all timid people
that they are inevitably too late, dealen
ing them, and driving them nearly wild
in their frantic efforts to make their
voices heard above the din and uproar ;
harsh tones raised TO shrillncss in COM
maud, and echoes Of response to orders
carried out; such sounds and sights are
not to be forgotten, especially when we
know that deep and touching human
feelings and emotions are making them
selves heard and felt all around.
There were partings between mothers
and sons, sisters and brothers, fathers
and daughters, even husbands and wives
friends determining to 90 out to the ship,
to get the last glimpse of their dear ones,
some resolving to part at once. There
were faces batbed in tears, others sci
and rigid, as they gozcd their last, per
haps, into loving eyes, now filled with
sad looks Of yearning tenderness.
Among these groups | was struck
with one of three women, consisting oI
two young girls and an elderly lady
but whether the latter was the mother o
the younger ones, or merely some ole
and confidential nurse or housekeeper,
could not quite make out. They were
questioning and consulting about tho
place of parting: should it be here, Oh
should they all 60 off to the vessel'
The elder female seemed to be in grea
sorrow, and the girls were dreading tC
leave her. The crowd around then
where they stood was very thick; ant
as they were jostled about from place tc
place / could not help noticing the cX
treme beauty of the elder sister. She
was charming to look upon -bewichlns
| may call her; for the feelings OF The
moment gave marvellous mobility ant
amount of expression TO countenauct
in itself perfect in line and feature
Masses of soft chestAut-brown hair seem
ed to frame the delicate oval face, whicl
was lighted up by pair of dark blu,
eyes, shaded with long silky lashes. A
mall and rather provoking nose, an in
sin uating, pouting little mouth, and dim
pied chin, together with a beautifully
forme d head, gracefully poised on tai
and elegant figure, made up Indeed
most fascinating specimen of femininity
During the time occupied in deposit
inc of the mails | ventured to addres
the three women, for their perpleXit,
seemed increasing every moment.
saw at a CLAN ce how matters stood. 1h'
s,eam-tcnder was terribly crowded, ant
thew were evidently timid about goin!
on board. I also made out that thu
girls wished to have the parting will
their old friend or nurse over at once
so. after consulting a moment with SIM
mons, who seemed rather proud OF hav
ing me under his charge, and ready Il
do me honor, and fall into my'wishes il
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-02-16
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-02-16

THE LONDON Cosmopolitan proposes
the following marriage vow for its lady
readers, when occasion requires; 81
will continue to love my husband so long
as he is lovable, honor him so long as
he remains honorable, and obey him so
long as his commands are just and rea-
sonable.
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May, aged nine years, after reading
the many versions of "NIary and her
little lamb sends the following:
"Mary had little lamb, tied to little string
And every time that Mary pulled,
Oh! how that lamb would sing.
She hauled the lamb to school one day,
And made its neck so sore,
1t kicked, and rolled, and broke its heart,
And died upon the floor"
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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-01-31

hideous task. Afraid that the blood
might betray him if he used the knife,
he resolved to bury Somers as he lay in
the death-like stupor in which the reader
left him. The grave was dug, and the
poor man was dragged from the house,
when the timely arrival of party of
scouts had interrupted the villain, and
prevented his fiendish purpose
Caughtin the very act of murder, the
wretch confesses his treachery, revealed
the whole plot,and was summarily lynched
by the indignant scouts-who, by the aid
of Indian antidotes, restored our hero to
consciousness and bore him company to
San Antonio, where, as the reader has
seen, he arrived most opportunely. The
drug he had taken was narcotic, but not
poisonous. Under good treatment, he
entirely recovered, took possession of his
property, rewarded his friends, the scouts,
and lived to see the body of Hickson
strangled in prison by his own suicidal
act
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Adventures of a Crow.

A FEW weeks since a crow that had
IN been driven by stress of weather to
find shelter in the steamship Colorado, of
Williams & Guion's line, refused to leave
with the others, and devoted himself to
rat-catching. Perched on beam he
would silently await the coming of rat,
and then descending with swift, noisess
flight, one stroke of his beak on the skull
of the rodent would end the matter. 1t
was supposed that when he came near the
coast Of Ireland he would fly back to his
native soil, and Capt. Freeman allowed
him the fullest liberty, being too much
an American to enslave even a bird. But
to his pleasure, and to the unalloyed de-
light of the crew, the bird which SEEM
ed agitated as they drew near to Cape
Clear, after futtering into the rigging of
the mainmast and hopping distractedly
up and down the ratines, at length made
up its mind and descended to the deck,
evidently determined to remain on board
the Colorado.
The crow, on the arrival of the vessel
at Liverpool, stuck closely to Capt. Free
man, and perched itself on his shoulder,
in which position it went to his house.
There it domiciled itself after sundry bat
ties with the cat and terrier, in which
it came off victorious, jumping on their
backs and pecking their heads in a way
that would quickly have despatched them
had they not been rescued. When Capt.
Freeman visited the ship in the course of
the day, the crow took up its quarters
there permanently, and has remained
ever since. He has also had misadven-
ture, through its habit of pilfering, hav-
ing stolen box containing two dozen an
ti-bilious pills from passengers state
room, every one of which it triumph
antly swallowed Every one thought it
would die, and the bereavcd passenger, an
irritable old gentleman, was delighted ;
but the crow triumphed over his enemy
by feeble croak, and shortly afterward
picked up rapidly, and was at length it
self again.
When Capt. Freeman arrived in New
York, the bird remained on board as
usual.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-01-31

Rey- Old Judge b., of New Hamshiro
was what Artemus Ward would have
called sociable cuss" of the bench,
and was noted for claiming acquaintance
with any one whose appearance happened
to please him. Entering crowded car
on the Boston and Maine Road one day
his honor found the only unocupied seat
to be by the side ofa smartly dressed and
rather good-looking young woman. As
certaining that the seat was not engaged,
the judge settled himself comfortably in
it, and turning with his accustomed bland
fatherly smile to his fair companion,
said
"Your face seems familiar to me, my
dear | think must know you"
Il should think you might" said the
unknown in a hoarsc, whisky, contralto
voice, turning vindictive pair of eyes on
the astonished judge. 81 thould think
you might; you sent me to the House of
Correction for three months last winter,
you internal old scoundrel"
The judge did not press his claim for
acquaintance any further in that quarter
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-01-31

BV~ =" At length" said an unfortunate
man, who had been ruined by vexations
lawsuits, "at length / have found happi-
ness, for am reduced to necessity-and
that is the only thing know of which
has no law"
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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-01-31

D1- There are nearly 1000 French
Canadians employed in the factories and
workshops in the State of N. Y.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-01-31

Bay The story of the dandy who show
ed how much art succeeded force by sep
arating two fighting dogs by clapping his
snuff box to their noses; is capped by the
landlord of the inn at Dalnacordoch,
Scotland, quite an original in his way
In winter number of the neighboring
shepards assembled at his house to drink,
crack jokes, and while away the long
nights. Sometimes they get quarrelsome
When fray is brewing, our hero puts
bit OF Cayenne pepper in a bit of brown
paper, makes the tongs red hot, lifts the
packet with them, and holds it at the
door. The result is magical An invet-
crate sncezing and coughing commences,
which is instantly succeeded by rush to
the door and break up of the company.
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Qbe Gin1es, New BLOOMFIELD, l]a.

the last of the fifty pieces into the Mex
leans hands, remember, it must be done
before daybreak! Dig deep and earn your
moneyW
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-01-31

A few moments suificed to establish
the identity of Guy, and explain his I'M
expected presence. Left alone with his
yictim the Mexican had set about his
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-08-31
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PhySicianS,
J. W. GUTHRIE, M. d.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office in first
building north of Post-oflce, Wooster, Wayne
County, Ohio. Office hours, Wednesdays and
Saturdays, from 3 to 10 A. NJ, and from to 4
P. NJ. All accounts considered due as soon
as saryiees Iealefk.l.
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JACOB ERERHART.

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c., r. l. & p. Railway.

Nos. and daily except Sunday; Nos. 9 and
3daily except Saturday.
Breakfast. Dinner. + Supper.
Distance 193 miles. Trains are run by Chi
Eago time
Connects at Council Bluffs and Omaha with
Missouri River Steamers for Benton and all
Upper Missouri River Trading Posts and Un-
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Dentists.

W ~ O4HIIINOI,
MECHANICAL & OPERATIVE DENTIST
Millersburg, Ohio. Objective doors West
of Commercial Block. 1tf
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-31
CoM1TE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DE AGUAD1LLA.

En- la muy leal Villa de Aguadilla
q los veinte y cinco dias del mes de
Mario de mil ochociento setenta Y
uno siendo las siete y media de Ia
noche, se constituyeron en- el local
preparado al efecto previa invitacion
y con el competente permiso de la
Autorfdad los Sres. que suscriben
para verifcar la Junta que precidida
por el Sr. D. Francisco Julia Y Pal
meta tiene por objeto nombrar las
personas que han de formar el Conf
te eliberal-conservadorssde esta Villa;
y alberta la session dando lectura al
acuerdo del Comite liberal de San
Juan de Puerto Rico Y del manifes-
to de los Sres. encargados de esta To-
calidad para la formation del que
motlva esta reunion manifestando
que: acercandose los momentos So
lemnes que deben decidir la futura
suerte de esta Provincial parte dc Ii !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-31

mente que con ell plan ira ado por La Su
perlor Autoridad "a adelantandola no facil
obra de La pacificacion. Por las razones
que indicamos en- ell principio::del artfculo,
esta obra ha de ser mucho mas lenta de
10 que deseamos, pues la destruction de
unos centenares de malhechores no es su
ficieate para que desaparezcan los efectos
del bandolerismo. La derrota de un eiercito
regular pone temino a una campana;
pero no sucede 10 mismo con la dispersion
de una partida, que vuelve a r., r,unirse,
auuque mermada, y prosigue sus fechorfas
Lo mlsmo incendian diez hombres un
ingenlo que ciente, yen algunos casos con
mas facllldad, porque ocultan mejor sus
movimientos. Esto da motive para que to
dos los que tienen que rerder trabaien
de comun acuerdo, fin de impedir eli da
no que hoy recae sobre uno manana 50
bre otro, pero siempre sobre la comuni
dad. Los que Sc llaman insurrectos son
azote de la terra, no trabajan por la indie
pendencia, trabajan para arrunar a Cuba,
y trabajan con creciente se1a Els verdad
que van recibiendo Ell justo castigo de sus
crlmenes; pero nosotros NO podremos en-
contrar la hermosa isla de Cuba de los
amos felices hasta que podamos decir: ''Ya
esta libre ell suelo cubano de la escoria
que echo sobre el la infoua rebellion de
Yara."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-31

Nacion Espanola, por medic de su
en- las C6rtes ordinarias
un ndmeroy no pequeno de hombres
en- la Capital de esta Isla que en- las
pasadas elecciones para Diputados
Provinciales mantuvieron estricta
neutralidad; saliendo del complete
retraimiento en- que habian perma
necido han establecido un Centre de
Comite liberal conservador que Sc
gun 10 demuestra ell acu erdo de ma
nifesto que ACADIA de leerse unidos
4 6l insulares Y peninsulares dedica-
dos todos 4 sostener con brazo fuer-
te la integridad nacional y la paz en-
el pals; y que este Centro de Conf
te cuya tendencia es atraer su Sc
no 4 todos los hombres de ambos
hemisferios en- quienes abundan. las
sanas ideas de patriotismo, de fde-
1idad, de amor 4 la nacionalidad y
prosperidad del pals; ha invitado por
medic de circular 4 los vecinos de
esta villaparaque losimiten siguien-
do sus ejemplos de abnegacion y des
iprendimiento en- favor de tan justa
causa y que unidos todos un dia da-
do, que ojala no llegue, puedan con-
trarestar las pretenciones de algu-
nos ilusos que seduciendo con sus
astucias y halagadoras, aunque ilu-
s6rias ofertas, a las masas ignoran-
tes quisiesen quebrantar ell 6rden que
de tempo ha viene disfrutando ell
pals. Y enterados los Sres. concur
rehtes con la mayor atencion de to-
do 10 expuesto, hallandose animado
de I los mismos sentimientos por la
pa7 y ell feliz porvenir de esta Pro-
vincia espaflola, sspuesto por el Sr.
Pre- sidente, Sc procedi6 8 I -'~-o";"n
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ISLA De CUBA.

I'll vapor Barcelona nos ha traido
peri6dicos de la Habana hasta ell 19.
He alul 10 que sobre la insurrec-
cion dice ell Dtayio de la. Marina en-
su ndmero del 16 de este mes:
''La rebellion de Yara ha demos
trado hasta la evidencia que un solo
dia basta para turbar la que llama
remos con razon traditional Tranquil
lidad de una provincia, y que Sc ne
cesitah meses para restablecerla por
complete, sin que supla la accion del
tempo la mas incansable actividad.
Los que no conocen la topograffa de
la isla de Cuba, deben estar admira-
dos de que bastaran los primeros re-
Yerzos que llegaron de la Peninsula
domlnar la insurreccion, GUAM
Sencontraba en- su apogeo, Y de
Nchos miles de hombres, que
iado con la mas meritoria
Ma, no hayan conseguidos
Nnte concluir del todo
no. Esto Sc explica,
siderando que las
tarse facilmente
! recorrer por
uas con casi
Sonarse y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-31

lecciones duras 4 los rebeles, Y el
haber copado el teniente copnel La
pulla 4 Simoni Y ocho 8 npye titu-
lados oficiales sin soldados, prueba
que estos escasean mas cadalia mas.
Otros jefes han batido tamben 4 los
pequenos grupos de enemgos que
han hallado & su paso.
La jurisdiction de Holgui1 apare-
ce tranquila y limpia dc enemgos, y
las tropas que operan en- lade las
Tunas bajole direction del S.. Bri-
gadier Ferrer, comandante general
de ambas iurisdicciones, la van pur-
gando de la playa que la atol nenta
desde que estall6 la rebellion. La CO.
lumna de Artillerla, q las 6rdeles del
Sr. Marin, atac6 a la mayor p} rte do
la cuadrillas reunidas, y las dispers6s
haciendoles veinte y cinco mhertosI
Algunos otres. pequenos encuentros
han hecho subir SUI n1mero & cin-
cuenta y tres, durante la tit ma
quincena y en- la citada Jurisdiction.
En- las de Guantanamo y Baracoa
continda la tranquilidad, que turban
en- las de Santiago de Cuba, Jiguanf,
Manzanilloy Bayamo las cuadrillas
de fascinerosos que mandan Maximo
Gomez y Modesto Diaz. Por 6rden
expresa de la Superior Autoridad Sc
han lanzado sobre el primero tres
columnas, con ell terminate encargo
dc perseguirlo sin descanso hasta api-
quilarlo por complete. Segun nue. $
tras noticias, 10 han batido va tres
vcces, haci6ndole cuarerta y cuatr 70
muertos y obligandolo apenetrar EN-
la Jurisdiction de Manzanillo. La de$-
truccion de estas gavillas de bandit I
dos merece toda la atencion que Id
consagra ell Excmo, 81 o.:
neral, es pues
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-31

Sc nos ha remitido para su pnbli-
cacion, y 10 hacemos con gusto, la
siguiente acta del Comite hberaz-con-
sercaaor de Aguadilla, compuesto de
personals que por SUI saber, posicion
social, esperiencia y verdadero amor
a este pals, fguran entire las mas no
tables de aquella culta poblacion.