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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-08-16
Lioeo de San Juan.
Calle de la Tanca, n1mero s entire
E'Ortaleza Y San Francisco,

No pudiendo d'sponer, por el momen-
to, de un local que satisfag:4 ias exgen-
ciss de este tstablecimieuto. Queda ms
talado provisio laImente en la casa, indi
-ada.
A conta, desde esta fecha Sc hallan
able, tos todos los curses correspondent
tes 4 Ia Instruction primaria elemental
y superior, Y SO ADRIAN opoFtunamente
los de instfucoion secundafia conipren.
didos en- ei proglama general. a
Los alumnos que sseireu Ia inves.
tidura ;ee hachiIler en- artes, Sol an inscri.
tos en- ell Seniuario-Coiegio de esta ciu-
dad; para cuyo e!ecto la direction Sc ha
puesto lie acuerd) con el Venerable
Rector de dicho institute.
El director ha dispuesto las horaH de
clase de mode que los auGnnos puedan
concurrir sin ohsi aculo los dcs estabIe.
cimientos; imponienlose deade luego la
0bligaeian de bacer cue estos vayan q
companados de IN c,iadc De confianza, q
fin de evitar el cue Sc denoren en- la
Gale, incurran en- cualesGuiera otras
taltas que pndieran pecinaiear su edu-
cacion moral Intellectual.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-08-16
FONDA I POSADA ESPANOLA.
DB D. PbDRO LOPDZ.

Este antique establecimiento situado en- Ia playa
de Mayagiiez, ACADIA de recbr importantes mejoras
pues dueno atento siempre la comodidad de las
personals que le favorecen personals que le favo-
dable los pasageros pon6ndole a la altura de los
meores de su clase en- la sla AL efecto Sc han cons
truido nuevas habitacio1es ell piso superior,
cia tambien Sc ha construido gran comedor Ca
paz de contener nunerosa concurrencia, el cua-
brinda todas las comodidades que puedan apete-
cerSe.
En- cuanto al esmero Ell ell servicio, buen trato y
bien servida mesa, es conocida esta casa para que
tratemos de encomiarlos, pues todos los que en- ella
han estado 10 pueden atestiguar sabido es que su
duGnO no ha atenddo mas que & acreditarlO fnerZs
lie cuidadosos desvelos crecidos desembolsos; hoy
con las mejoras introducdas puede ofrecer al p1.
ta Villa: esperando que stls afanes no seran desa
tendidos por parte de este que sabra apreciar
sacrifcios. JI
Mayagiiez Dicielnbre de 1870
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gggsf |Ass sffsels 8Sss4 81 asss; i
AL PUBLICO.

ID. Provsta va lasimprentas del BoLETlN
MERcANTIL del mas complete y escogido
surtido de tipos, adornos y vinetas, ssil
como de las mejores tintas, negra ! de CO.
lores, de buen papel ysde cudnto requiere
un establecimiento de su especie, Sc halla
hoy en- aptitud de tomar su cargo toda
iGlase de- trabaj6 stipograf afcos, que ofrece
efectuar con limpieza, esnero y brevedad,
4, 4 log 9 Precios mas nl{0iic9s qqe fuess posi-
bic, q = -
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!, AT A!Nl]U.Nl.CIOs III DIVERSOS.
) C)RRBGINlENlG DE- IA CAPITAL.
sfflfNNFlF8 V--+------ sf B us afFf
AVlSO, Al PUBLICO.

3 Enscumplmento 6flo fispuesto por eli Gobierno
Superiorde la Isa decreto de tres de los corren-
es hago presente ll pdblico que dssde esta fecha
queda berta en- este GorTegimielto Id suscricion
ndijencia por cadsa del incendio que Ia destruido
laciqtlad de Point Pitre en- layecna Isla france
lentFdpfa delos bitantes de esta Capital uile es
ia yez como siepprs acqdrans presur6sos q socorrer
la d6sgracia, en- eI gradO que cada cual peIntall
SuS circunStanciaS. s1Ef#s5 tAs
La suscrcion Sc cerrara 81 20 del actual hasta GU
yod dia se1admitiran los donativos que Sc hagan EN-
este Corregimiento esperando que las personas que
ciados no dejaran transcurrir dicho plazo sin veri
Puerto Rico Agosto de 1s1l. Enriqs ne san
| chez ManjOn.
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AViso al p1blico.

iei Enlaeasade los Srss Einaal IS anc,,an
lltra rom de la calidad en- baTriIifos de 3
dasla M acreditada fabgica dc d, Manuel Nnhez ds
yTsk
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-08-16
| | 0S iIlL UNIT 1 RIOS.

En- "a Imptenta del BoLBTN MER
SoANrgL. sc halla de venta, 20 centavos
sejemplrr, la Tactica 8 Instruction para
la. CAT ga de las armas del sistena Cbasse
pot, aprobada por q Estado Mayor de
este ej6fcilo. Es una obrisa indispensable
para todos los volunterios que ss, hallau
proYistos dsl setegido armamelto,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-08-16
DSTABLECINIIN7O DE c. GORDIL>,
GALE DE SAN FRANCISCO NUMERo a5

ESta antigua acrcditada casa acaba de recibir
una factura de mercanclas tle hlo scda, lana al
godon; entre los artleuos de nuchl novedat llama
La atenclon ell surtido de Poplin de soda y Bareg
do seecto para traes de senora Grandma negra de
seda; Pnnto de seda floreado liso, Sombri1las de
seda; PaEaguas cataanes y geuoveses Cuellos de
camisa Corbatas, Driles lie hilo blanco y de colo
res, Avios de batismo de varios precos entire elos
los hay ricamente var;ldos, Encaje antolares de
hllo dc bOlllo tinos de todos anchos OlaD batista
carln tupidO Tela de la Rosa, Gran0 dc ORC, Tela
real. Gnarandol, Bramante horete, Bretanas finas,
Cretonas He hilo de una dos tres varas de ahcho,
Creas catal lanas Toalas id. Mosquiteros de CASA,
Damascus do seda, Idem de lama Tisi de GRO, Gallo
nes nos deoro dc plata, toda clase de g6neros de
seda de lana para hlbito de los Srs Sacerdotes,
franceses para senoras Cazoncllos de hio, idem de
algodon otra intinidad de articuios pracios bien
m0dicos. t.4F' -1--tt 4 6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-08-16
LISTA DE LOS SENORES

que hnn contribuislo q In suscripcion
NAcIoNAL PARA ERIGIR UN MoNUMENTo
A LA. MEMoRIA DEL GENERAL PRIM..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-08-16
1910 Dub INTERESA!

Ell que suscribe, dueno del establecimiento Ia
PuertO-r'iqueilsl pone en- conocimiento del pd-
blico en- general que pOr Ell berg. esp. DOLORES
procedente de Liverpool acaha de recibir IN COM
pleto surtido de g6neros de seda Y lana de toas
ses gran variedad de art1culos de iferentes espe
precios fabulosamente baratos todos sus favore-
cedores. &g@ a4 G.Est #E3 s y ss
Puerto Rico Agosto 10 de 1sn.-Jose Hernaiz 6 12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-08-16

.rgando 4 notica de los acree.r,
-rechO como 10 cream conve-
III ,e cuenta que ni deseo es eli dar-
la1 .cidad 4 los actos de mi admnstra-
ciont case de cometeTse errores 0.eqnvoca-
clones Jtras incOnyeniencias, defectOs &, Sc re-
clamen sean colreiidos, evitandOse asl perjuicoS
que de nnguna manera quiero Sc causen los acree-
dores. Todo es justieia que pido Y juro-Guayama
81 de Julio de 1S71.-ErancSco Molinary.
Guayama de Agosto de 1S7l.-Por presentado
con las cHeAtas que acompanan rendidas por ell
refaccionista de la Hacienda San Isidoro las que Sc
agregaran 4 la pieza respectiva; de c0nfornidad
con 10 solictado, espdanse los alfuncos con inser
clon del precedente escrito. esta proydencia los
que Sc p1blicarlp Ia "Gaceta de GobiernO' V
BOLETIN MERCANTIL para conocimiento de los
acreedores.-Lo proyey6 firma ell ST. Alcalde Ma 5
yor de este partdo pOr ante mi de que doy fe Dr.
Mariana Camencia-Pedro Jmenez SicafYlo.s +1ai,
Lo que Sc hace notorio por medic del presente en-
eumpllmlento de 10 mandado para conveninento
de todos los acreedores dicha qrebra. Guayamt
Agosto 1871 Epmendado Is vale -Entrefineas-- =
los comprObanteS-va e-Emendado- -lOs-vdle.
Pedro sBiaeneZ SGcsarslO. / 3 I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-08-16
Aviso al p1blico.

En- La rifa de la casa nimero IA de la calle de San
Jose de esta capital, cuyo sorteo esta annncado
para Tin del pr0ximo de Setiembre, solo entra-
ran en- suerte seis mil biletes de los sehaIados con
los numeros guentes:-Deseie el umO, "a lsass;
Gestie Ell dos mil ulaaO. al tres mil: v sies-
eae ed cMsatrO mil EnaO, al Oc2RO IHaz1: todos
inclusive bajo un total de seis mil bnletes, cuyo
lnontante de trenta mil pesos es ell equivalente al
vaor mfnlmO de tasacion de la tnca, con Ell aumen-
to legal del 10 p. para ell Tesoro
Es de advertir que 81 el premio mayor de la Lote-
Ila en- que tenga ugar ell sorteo cay6se n1iln.
no comprendido los arriba citados, no tcndra
efecto La rifa hasta la pr0xima estraccion.
Puerto-R de Agosto de 1871. 33
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-08-16
CHVEE4EIS a NKEE.E'TAEsES.
'lARGE

LAS personals que tengan sus tar
getas grabadas en- planchas de CO.
ore Y duieran haCer tirar un mime
70 Cualquiera de ejemplares, pue-
den acudir a la imprenta del -BO-
LETlN, adonde seran seryidas con
Rrontitqd y la mayor perfection en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-08-16
En- 1868 ell n1nero dc cartas Sc eleyo

= e 81
En- 1868 Ell ndlnero de- cartas Sc eleyf
q 2.46l, ,44O. ~ ~ 6ss
En- 1865 alcanzo la suma de 3.367,697.
En- 1866 4 4.066, ,284.
En- 1867, ano de grandes bancarrotas,
ia suma bajo 4 3.9l6,759, para subir lue-
60 4 6.875 SO2.s ss1s ess
En- 1869 ell cambio ha comprendido
5.265, 900 cartas; este ano ell porte fue re-
bajado a 80 centimos, 3 d. de 6 d. que
era q la fin de 1867 y chelines anterior-
mente a esta epoca
En-, fin, el ano 1ltilno de 1870 el NIUE
70 total de cartas cambiadas entire las dos
naciones Sc ha elevado 4 6 millones
$4,000, 10 que. equivale q III por 100
de admento desde 1868, sea un medic de
aumento de mas.de 26 por 100 annual des
de la misma epoca. A.
iyaya un liente!-En GlOscew. un sA-
bio medico ha practicable la estraccion de
un diente a un leon. Uno de los guardia
nes Sc 10 rompi6 de un golpe con una bar
ra de hierro, y Ell animal comenzo q de-
caer visiblemente. Con gran trabajo
precauciones@ fue sugetado por las garras
y la cabeza q los. hierros de la ja,lla. Sc
le hizo morder un zoquete de MADEIRA, y
aprovechando la abertura de la boca Sc le
INTRODUCE un aparato que le impidio cer-
rarla, y por el contrario Sc le. pudo abrir
mas Entonces cl medicc estrajo ell diente
y observe que estaba resentido 8 roto el
hueso' de la mandlbula. La operacion no
pudo continuarse por los desesperados
de la fera y por ell cansan-
clio del medico y de los ayudantes. Debia
practicarse otro dia y entretanto Ell leon
seguia mejor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-29

hut n system false In theory and In application
hence prcyaricaton and deceit oro often necessary
to its maintenance-evcn among the crodulous
and prejujiced, who do not take pains 10 inyes-
tigote the subject DR.. Brigham claims his
school teaches pathology, because he knows the
general intelligence il the age demands il still,
when suiting his convenience he denies its exist
encc by claiming it. revelations to be tine effects Of
excessive dragging endcayorng thereby to dis
pamge those whom be- opposes. Over the body
of his patient, sick or dead, of pneumonia, bc
dare not dcRy that congestion and consolidation
of lung tissue may be demonstrated OF that in
meningitis, hommopathically treated, congestion
aud inflammation exist within the Uranium as the
proximato cause or that cpgestion, inaimation
and liberation Of the large intestine, constitute
the cssersk pathology Of dysen,ery But under
direct and present view of the mcts, he feels it
would be difficult 10 convince observers that his
nlnitesimals could be nt all adequate TO remove
or palliato such result consequently he uses his
influence to depress a branch of medical science,
tine study of which is doing moro 10 benefit NAM
kind than any other. Popular errors should not
be encouraged from personal or other consdcra.
tion, though they may have a transient mission
in the advancement of science after which the,
must decline. Truth alone is abiding and good,
the love and acquisition of which should be Go,
aim Of man.
Mcssrs. Editors we thank you for tine .pac,
given us in your Journal, md will o-k 200 NOR,
Of it on the present subject
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-29

The triumph Of Gov. Claytono of Ark. is one
of the most remarkable in political way Of
when We nave noara' 1t seems ne was cleo
'eu 10 inc = u''Vu ''''''s ov'','' anu was 'aVor-
0u py '"g democracy !" Tue noP' u''' 'on"'
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r"s '''V'"O' "O"',e'' u'u "O' 'os's" 'nc
(,O' VI "O' sup ''' 'u'''ou wv i'''u'e"'"',
S0'''"V' ~ 1e''"'"' V"'o' VI 'e0'o'''y VI
'l'1''' ''"' ".P0s,"s VI "'"' 10 Poss'o''
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Wv "',D' ~ 'I ." INV" -" ''''''' 7y"''' ""'
''''' ''' "'' 01V'P' 'mn ''''' 'l'
law II 'n' "''i'S VI ii'u''y' '"' triumph
rla,,on :. ,...o, 49,, Gil. ~
wo 10 no, ,,orlor ho, 10 n,noa.,,;o ;.,..
nls % N.n,,,,;. ,,naoh ,L.,. IN ~.
fo;on o. coro.nos c,.,,o.,' -. r. ci,s..
,ri n.ohal,, 10 III -.
toy, Holden oil North Carolina who
mas Just been impeached aud turned out o.
once Is IN Washington and has not deter
mined on the course he WILL pursue IN the
premises Some OF the Senator's who voted
against MIN are disqualified under the l4tt
amendment ana he processes to think that tho
on''el states superior court would reinstat'
'1 ''' I ~, 'Vu'' " 0'o0sO' p''o'o 'ua
C,II.m a '1 '1Da''' a oO'''"0' VT
n.-'- w 80 u Wv '''."s 'A'o"''''
4. c. ~ " 49, ''''1V"' - n''''' u
20, -, ''o'e,''' p'O''''D' uu' d u''
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-29
Proclamation BY The presIdcnt.

The following proclamation has been issued
BY the President Of the United States oil
America
Whereas, 1t is provided in the Consttu
stion Of the United States that the United
States shall protect every State in this Union
on the application Of the Legislature or oil
the executive when the Legislature cannot
be convened" against domestic violence
and
Whereas, sprovidod in the laws Of the
United States that, ia all cases Of inurrcc-
ton in any State, or Of obstruction to the
laws thereof il shall be lawful for the Pres
dcnt Of the United States, on application Of
the Legislature Of such State. or Of the exc.
cutiyo when the Legislature cannot be con.
yencd,0 to call forth the militia Of any State
or States, or to employ such part Of the land
and naval forces as Shall be Judged necessa-
ry for the purpose Of supprc.sing such in
urrcction, or Of causing the laws to bo duly
executed and
Whereas, have received Information that
combination. Of armed men, unauthorized by
law, are now disturbing the peace and safety
Of North Carolina, and committing acts Of
violence in aid State Of character. and TO
an extent which render the power Of the State
and its officers unequal to the task Of pro.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-29

MISSING LAws.-A writer in the Free
Press Of Tuesday, alleges that two bills, pass
ed by both branches of our last Legislature,
in abundant season to have reached the Gov.
ernor previous to the final adjournmont--and
which would have received his approval
failed to so reach him. and of course failed to
become laws. The most important Of these
was House bill 397, which reduced the
amount appropriated for Teachers Institutes
from sB5 to $50 per day, aud increased the
salary of the Secretary of the Board of Edu.
cation by $500 year, on the express cond-
tion that he should conduct these institutes
himself. BY this bill the Teachers Institutes
would have had the additional advantage Of
the excellent instruction of the Secretary in
person, --besides saving to the State IN ex.
pense during the ensuing two years of $1,000.
The other was House bill 375, providing for
necessary expenses about the State Cabinet.
Somebody is, Of course, either intention.
ally or accidentally, responsible for these
bills failing to become laws. Who is itl
We only know that both passed the House
were reported as passed by the Senate-and
that they are not included in the laws de.
signated for publication by the Secretary Of
State.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-29

Elmunds ~ "Nye, the Senatorial buaoon !
" pomoroy, the ianine-creatod Senator from Kan
sas !" Howe, Of Wisconsin, the agent Of the
consprtors" (And Van" says Of this same
Mr. Howe, " He is so pleasant, fair, open, and
usually SO just, that when he was put upon the
committee to revise the list Of committees, it was
thought that MIR. Sumner was sale.') Not con-
tent with wholesale abuse Of those who advised
Mr. summers removal, Warrington compliments
our other Vermont Senator in the following para
graph, the animus Of which charactorizcs this
whole discussion upon The Sumner side What
have Morrill, Of Vermont, or Cragin, or Anthony,
who ancakcd under the will Of the caucus MAORI
ty, against him2" When the staple of the orgu-
ments Of mans friends is such stuff rs this we
need 20 no farther for the merits of tie case.
Charles Summers better nature was great gift
to the Republican party hi. basor part may be
It's ruin, but is more likely to be his own disgrace
II
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-29
FORTr.SEcOND CONGRESS.

rrr.nAH. Nlnrcll m.

'i"'i 'i22iON.
l'HnNf' March H.
Inc feature OF Congress 90 dry was the com
tinuoti1n Of the Senate debate ON Ku-Kluy incl
dental "a, Mr. Artb.p,'y r,s.l,,f.r ,. .,.,,l.l
4.I.tt
'' '' nous "u'i"e-' ''f inc present
session and The appointment of o. committee 90
investigate the ALLEGED Southern outrnoos A
Im.,ti,p n, mint fran, t;,c r.. ,i,. ,t. ,.. 4
N' 0'
.n'7 ''nni'','e WIS wig 'f'ns'y resisted by te
/ Democratic Scnotors Mr.. Nyc said 10 WIS "uuc
that the Ku-Kmx organization existed I'm nh
tb, Statc. off tho smith .orlr,,t 81, Mi. ,,.u
'''' ''''' '' -'''l 'I.
oHn' th're were Iofiy Thousand uNluN. lie he'd
received O. carefully prepared statement by 90
I',..',,.l -. - y. , .''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-29

''i'' an HN iVliDNiH1 ~ lhN lNttNl vi
Ex-Governor Hartman to Senator Morton
relative to the New Hampshire election
BosroN, Mass, March II, 1871.
Hon. o. Z. Morton My Dear Sr-Wc
have suffered Illuminating defeat in New
Hampshire, but we barely escaped similar
result last year Indeed, the result would
have been the same last year had we not
made u united, hearty effort to prevent it,
did my duty this year. Wish could say the
same Of all. Our troubles are mostly local.
The st. Domingo question did US little or no
damage Some Of our acknowledged leaders
have been fighting against US for years; 9th.
ers have, through Indifference, famed the
result we see to-day. We have a dirty rail
road quarrel Last June a very extreme and
unpopular liquor law was passed. But will
not particuarize. We mean to redeem the
State, and believe we shall as soon as the
next Presidential election. If possible, pro,
tect the loyaists of the South before your
adjournment. Yours, truly,
WALTER llMplMAN"
On the other hand, it is reported that Sen
ator Patterson differs from General Hartman
He has an idea that San Domingo and the re
mova of Sumner had good deal to do Will
the defeat Of the Republicans in New IIamp
shire.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-29

"" '"tuiNAl ihNuih4f was hehfly new cV1l WV
seven thousand dollars, and insured for four thon.
sand dollars Three barns burned within yea-
or two in Rutland have cost the insurance com
panics $4,000, via Gov. Pages, Chas. Shcl.
don > aud Mr. Reynolds, and two Of them were
set on fire by ntorloping boys
Nothing has yet been discovered concerning
the murder OF Thomas McGaw, who was murder.
ed at Poultnoy last week. Excitement there j.
running very high, and it is thought further de
yelopements may bring the murderer to light.
wiNDHAW COUNTY
The dead body of a man was discovered floating
down the river, below Bellows Falls, on Sunday
Efforts were made to recover it, but the clothing
which was very rotten gave way, and the body
toatel out of reach
An lrisl boy Of Bellows Falls. named Bowen
about II years old, fell under the wheels of O
freight train at Westminster, Tuesday, and had
both legs horribly manglod lie lived about ten
hours
George Hammond Of Wardsboro, committed
suicide on the goth nit. Ills age was about lj
lie leaves wife and four children. lie was an
enlerprising farmer, and had the reputation OF
Keeping the best improved stock in tho town.
Henry A. Willard Of Wizards hotel at Wash
lng'on, d. c. has bought Of Henry Deyens the
" John Stoddard place" at Brattleboro, one the
most desirable residences in the Connecticut val
ley, price paid S2sOoo, which includes the fur
niturc. Mr. Willard is native Of Windham
county and win use the place for summer resi-
dencc. Deyens, the late owner, goes to China
for years absence.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-29
STATE MATTERS.

- - - hh AAAh1s
ADDISON COUNTY.
On Thursday last, Mrs Delono, wife of d,
Nelson Delano Of Addison, died Of plcurisv +.
husband assumed the constant care of nj. ,..'
was taken down with the same disease III.
Of his wilc's death, aud died on the afterno,.
the day appointed for his wiic's funerals
day. The double funeral took place on Nlo,5
last from The Congregational church "a, BrJ1o.
Mr. James German, a well known cti,..
Middlcbury, Of Irish birth, died the Other
in consequence Of an injury received in hn..
upon the lee.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
The Bennington Free Press says a pri.or,,
the county Jail Zen out while leaning against
wall and that the structure is to be papcrl
better security
At Tho annual town meeting in Bennnp,
resolutions were adopted by a large maiorif,
s'rueiing the authorities not to pay the l,
issued by Che town to build the Lebanon Spri,
Railroad until the liability Of TINT town sball
established by the courts. The reasons oiye,,
that the aoi under which the bonds were i..p.
unconstitutional That the a.. .,-l.
payera scans obtained by doconti,n I '1
towo nm. p,l r,.ei,odsoy ,ainoLo c1 |"G .,'''
tbo b,n1. ''
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Michael lluao aud llrrry Kcriy were ir
hanks yilh,c. ,v..lr,..i,, r,..,;,. M
p9pring powder intoo ..,,r ,,.,r II i,a,,.
blow into their nccs E,ri.y n,s o,ls ',...'
burned, it is thought but its feared NM.
badly injured. They were both burned In b
hce. lt is supposed that there was a pi..o ..,.
uilcl fuse lcf from prc,iou. bl,.t In u,e 70.
whore the powder was turned
Tt,.,....rr D. r...,t..,,
vuii,,,. ogrt,r.l.,;.t o,',a..,,,..i',
i..tv,,l h,, r,t..io.,. ID, ,.l,. ,,,s ,,ton 10
tbey Nor, ..,r.l away r,, milo. .,,,,
Ilarlvi.. nm, ,,,,lli,. b,r,l,r. Nh. ,,,..
M. c,rt. c.niI yli., ,,. ot,o5,...i
miie. hollow Wole,t+ ,ni,,o p,i,i,r..l
showed .,ro.ol b,r,. 5ri,ir. 0m.or. ,r.,.
mcli'lf'y 200 ln pursuit Dug they lalei 60
'u'' '"' s'
mu,pl, couNu.
SIR. SCOTT Sial,ps viii give ro.dio,s &, p
linqton. on Gee EVENINGS off Aoril Ii,b and D..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-29

Mr.. James Written Of South Reading wa
loading some hay on the 9Th INST, when the horses
suddenly started throwing him of the lead and
quite severely injuring him.
There Is Mrs. Barnes living in Royalton who
Is now In her lOsd year She retains her mental
and physical faculties to a remarkable degree
conyerses freely with visitors tells stories of in
cldents 10 years ago, and to all appearance is in
a fair way to live for several years to come,