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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-10
Excmo. ST.. Ministro &c Ultramar:

Animado por ell natural afecto cue &
mi patria tenso, y por la aversion pro-
tunda que la inmoralidad me inspira, he
dado V. E. esta manana un buen con-
sejo para moralizar en- favor del Teso Y
de la production del pals las aduanas de
Cuba, va que es generalmente sab:d que
en- su gran mayorla Sc mandan la isia de
Cuba, los empleados de aduanas, mas que
para administrators, Excmo. ST., para en-
riquecerse en- elias No inporta que ell
agraciado no entienda algupa vez 10 que
es una aduana, nj sepa apenas contab H.
dad, nj haya visto jamas un nuele; 10 que
importa rs satisfacer asl deudas com
promises, por infuencias votos pasa
dos tuturos que en- este inmeuso e inmo-
raj mercado de la polftica estas son las
transacciones naturales y los cambios cor
rlentes que paga siempre ell pals con no.
table detrimento del pals, y del Tesoro.
A fin de enmendar en- esta parte tai
extreme de inmoralidad, en- ventaia del
erarlo. del conercio de buena fe de la
production nacional que ha de encontrar
asf en- aquella isla ell mercado que la de-
traudacion lie roba, he aconsejado V. E.
esta mallana ell arriendo en- una sola ma
no de las aduanas de Cuba, va que ell ar
rendarlas separadamente podria originar
una competencia clandestina entire elias.
que pertubarla ell comercio y parjudicarfa
al pals.
Pero como es tan facil dar conseios, Y
hasta tan comun, Excmo. Sr., que en- Es-
pafa por cada espa1ol hay un consejo; y
como por 10 tanto 10 que falta no son
consoles, sino hechos, 6 cuando menos
garantfas que respondan de la verdad v
efcacia del consejo, voy hacera V. E.
una proposition de arriendo de aquellas
aduanas, que garantice v. E al pals
la efcacia y -bondad del conseio que le he
dado, y mi de la maledicencia, porque
ha de verse bien claro, (y note V e t.ien
esta circumstance de mi proposicion) que
no voy con ella buscando como tanto,
una ganga que pague el pals, sino la Sc
guridsd para ell pals de una operacion
ventajosa que para mi no deseo, pues so
brado tengo que hacer en- mi casa propia.
He aquf ahora, Excmo Sr., las bases
de mirproposlc on de arriendo.
Con Ia garantfa necesaris, satisfaction
del Gobierno, pero CON Ia. co,sdicio1 erpresa
de que SC saqne dpssblica sabasta, para que
con- Ia fsecesariG garo1atta Sc. 10 sleue Qsie,a
de mas, ofrezco dar por tres amos medic
million de duyos mas al ano que el prome-
dio annual del producto lfquido en- el quin-
quenio que mas hayan producido las
aduanas de Cuba desde que en- Cuba hay
aduanas. .s
81 se desea subastarlas por cinco seis
amos ofrezco dar, pasado los tres primeros,
nn million de dsuos mas al ailo sobre el
medic million offecido por los primeros
tres.
Los arancelss sarGpq los misnos que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-10

calde del pueblo de Barros, vacante por
renuncia del que 10 desempenaba.
Lo que de su superior 6rden Sc inserta
en- este per'6dico Official, para general co.
nocimiento.
Puerto-Rico de Diciembre de 1871.
-ArtWo Soria.
Encontrandose vacante la Acadia de
Penuelas, por renuncia del que la servia en-
propledad, ell Excmo. Sr. Gobernador Su-
perlor Civil, ha tenido a bien por conve-
MIR al servlclo, y en- uso de sus atribucio-
nes' nomorar en- su reemplazo q D. Anto-
MO Ferrer y Girall, propietario de la mis-
ma. poblaclon, que reune las condolences
necesa' las para el desempeno de este cargo.
Lo que de 6rden de s. E. Sc inserta en-
este pera6d'co official, para general conoci-
mientO.
Puert''-Rico de Dicienbre de 1871.
Arturo Soria.
81 Excmo. Sr. Gobernador Superior
Civil, en- vista de los buenos antecedentes
servlcios que ha prestado en- dstintas
carreras de la administration civil D. Ra-
mon Santaella ha tenido ben con esta
techa, nombrarle Alcalde en- propiedad del
pueblo de Vega baja, con el sueldo asig-
nado en- presupuesto dicho cargo, va
cante por renuncia del que 10 desempefa-
ba ad honorem.
Lo que de 6rden de S. E. Sc inserta en-
este peri67ico official, para general conoci
mlento.
Puerto Rico Diciembre 7 de ISL
arturo Soria.
El Excmo. Sr. Gobernador Superior
Civil, en- vista de las razones expuestas
por ell Municipio de Naguabo: tomando
en- consideration la importanca de su dis
'rlto municipal, y atendidas las condicio-
mes que reune ell Secretarlo del Corregi
mento de Caguas D. Jose Muhoz, ha te.
uldo bien nombrarle en- esta fecha para
servir en- rropiedad la Acadia de aquel
pueblo, con ell sueldo de cinco mil peseta;s
anuales.
Lo que de su superior 6rden sc publica
en- este pcri6dico ofciaz, para general como
cimiento.
Puerto-Rico de Dicienbre de 1871.
Arturo SoriG.
Ei Excmo. Sr. Gobernador Superior
Q vii, por decreto de esta fecha, Sc ha ser
vido nombrar D. Julio Cano Delgado,
>ecretarlo cesante del Municipio de la
Carolina. para igual cargo en- Ell Correg-
mlento de Caguas, vacante por ascenso
del que 10 desempehaba.
Lo que de 6rden de S. E. sc inserta en-
este per|6alco ofciol, para general conoci-
nielito
Puerto-Rco de Diciembre de 1871.
Arturo tSoria
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-10
SECCION OFFICIAL
GOBIERNO SUPERIOR CIVIL
DE LA ISLA DE PUERTO-RICO
SEcRETAR1A.--Negociado 80
(CoHtinuard.)

Ell Excmo. Sr. Gobernador Superior
Civil, ha tenido ben admtir la renun-
cia presentada por ell Oorregidor de Qua
yama, y nombrar en- su reemplazo para
servir en- propiedad este cargo cou ell suel-
do de seis mil pesetas anuales que tiene
aslgnadas en- presupuesto, q D. Isldoro
Urarte, empleado de Hacienda, que ha
desempenado varias Alcaldfas anterior
mente.
Lo que de 6rden de S. E. Sc inserta en-
este peri6dico, para conocimiento gene
raj.
Puerto Rico de Diciembre de 1871.
Arturo Sorsa.
81 Excmo. Sr. Gobernador Superior
Civil, por convenir al servicio y en- uso de
sus atribuciones, ha tenido por convenien.
te nombrar con esta fecha q D. Miguel
Tomas Larrinaga, propietario y conner
clante de San Sebastian, para servir ad-
honorem Ell cargo de Alcalde de dicba DO
biaclon que Sc encuentra vacante, por re-
nuncia del que 10 desempenaba.
Lo que de 6rden de S. E. Sc inserta en-
este peri6dico para general conocimiento.
Puerto Rico 5 de DIciembre de 1871.
Soria
FL Excmo. Sr. Gobernador Superior
Civil, ha tenido por conveniente nombrar
con esta fecha, por convenir al servicio y |
en- nso de sus atribucionea 4 p, Elias Bou,
para .srylE ad-heaeren, 81 cargo % All
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-10

calde del pueblo de Barros, yacante por
renuncia del que 10 desempenaba.
Lo que de su superior 6rden sc inserta
en- este peri6dico Official, para general co.
nocimiento.
Puerto-Rico de Diciembre de 1871.
arturo Sori0.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-04-01
THE NEW FOOD,

For a few cents YOU can buy
Of your Grocer Or Druggist a
package of SEA MOSS TARINE
made from pure Irish Moss or
carrageen, which will make
a.:xseen quarts Of Elanc Mango,
and q like quanti y { f Puddings
-zsta-ds, Creams, Charlotte
E.asse, &C. It is tie cheapest,
l3ealthiest and most delicious
food in the world. It makes a,
splendid Dessert, and has no
cqaal as q light and delicate
food for Inval;ds and Children.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-04-01
Our Cook Book.

DRIED EGGs.-The eggs must be bea
ten to uniform consistency aud poured
in thin layers upon polished iron plates,
which are placed in current of hot air,
the paste rapidly dries, and must be
packed in Theoretically sealed cases.
When required for use, the dried egg eau
be dissolved in cold water and beaten tc
foam like fresh eggs. 1t is said tha,
eggs can be preserved for years in this
way, and that they retain their agreeable
flavor to the last.
BAKED PuDDING The following is
said to be one Of the best puddin.s thai
was ever used in the Metropolitan Hotel
of New York Five tabIespocntuls oI
corn starch t. one quart of milk; dis
solve the starch in part Of the milk,
heat the remainder al the milk TO nearly
boiling having saited il Il little, then
add the dissolved starch to the milk, boil
,hrec minutes, string it briskiy allow
it to cool and then thoroughly mix with
it three eggs. well beaten. with three
tablcspoonfuls of sugar; flavor to your
taste, and bake it halt an hour.
GRAVY Two table spoonIuls of fat. a
pound Of meat. onion and a carrot
sliced aud a little broth When The
meat is well fried, water must be added
[: Is impossible to make good gravy Will :
our carrot and onion, as each contain
SUGAR, which gives tie gravy Il pleasant
favor. The volatile oil OF the u.,i -
evaporates while frying. So that he .lav, /,
has no ,epn 4nalt taste or smell
AN EXTRA DIsn Orange, peeled
aud divided at the natural partlu.s /;
three whites Of egg, for two oranges.
beaten to stiff froth, aud the pieces ot
oranges slipped in. Then thickIy busted
with sugar aud baked
SPONGE CAKE.-Six eggs, two cups
Of Sugar, two cups Of -four, twn tea spoon
fuis OF cream tartar. one tea-sponnful OF
soda; put The eggs and sugar to2ethe,
then add the rest. Bake in il quick
oven
Rat Poison The following, say,
SIR Humphrey. is a tasteless. coioress,
',dnrless aud intall,ble raj poison: Ca :
Donate OF baryra, tive u,Iuces; grease. on"
pound; mix, aud set II short distance
from their holes It produces great
thirst, consequently water must be SCI
close by, FOR death takes place lnl,ieu'a'e
ly after drinking, not giving them .i'hc
to gv back to their holes. Be sure that
no domestic animal gets at Il, for 1t Is
most deadly poison. Perhaps TINS ieme-
dy may be an important suggestion 70
hunters and trappers
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-04-01
VARIOUS ITEMS.

They have hen in Montgomery coun-
ty, Indiana, that during the past season
hatched forty chickens at three settings,
raised thirty seven, and, after dismissing
her last brood, laid ftty-two eggs before
going into winter quarters.
The Nevada Senate passed bill to
authorize the Benevolent Association of
this State to give three concerts (gift) to
provide means for the erection of an In
sane Asylum.
John Andrews, who was digging well
near Poplar Grove, Missouri, was buried
alive by the earth caving in. As he was
furty feet under ground, the neighbors
thought it useless to dig him out; but
John was not of their opinion, and in
seven hours scratched his way out un-
aided.
Pennsylvania in the last ten years gain
ed more in population than any other
State in the Union, except Illinois. The
latter gained $780, 900; the former 600,-
O00 and more. w hat is remarkable in
the case of Pennsylvania is that every
county in the State made gain.
Horace Hawes, prominent citizen
and distinguished lawyer OF San Francis
co, died in tha, city recently. He was
formerly State Senator of considerable
influence, aud the author Of the registry
law
The Republicans carried Sacramento
City, at the Cry cleo ion last week, by
100 majority. The Oakland City cleo
tion few days ago. was also carried
largely BY the Republicans Theindica-
lions are highly favorable fer Republi-
can victory III the State next fall. Yreha
Joa37laf
The Downietii.e Democrat in its last
issue says: .. 4 large number of pardons
may be expected during the next few
months. as the Governor will need all the
friends he can scare up, on the day of
the primaries .
Mrs. NJ. Tupper Wilkes, the Minnc-
sofa clergywoman, has a salary of two
thousand dollars perannum, and is to get
more yet.
A boy IN Laporte. Plumas county,
drew rhe 5000 in the Nevada Lottery.
Red Bluff like all other great cities,
now sports skating rink.
Equality means" says French wri-
ter, "a desire to be equal to your supe-
riors. and superior 70 your equals
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-04-01
"Come into the conservatory, Miss

"Come into the conservatory, Miss
Genore, l have something to show you"
And Herbert, with Marie clinging low
ingly to his arm, walked into the apart
ment, where roses, heliotropes and ge-
raniums, mingling with the perfume of
costly exotics, made the air heavy
with their fragrance.
The same elegant little woman, Her.
bert's companion, whom Marie minutely
criticised, stood in one corner of the
room, the principal attraction Of an ad-
miring group.
Lucy, will you excuse yourself for
moment? / have friend to whom I
wish to introduce YOU asked Herbert
Of the lady in question, while smile of
admiration and grati6ed pride lit up his
handsome face. Marie still clasped his
arm lovingly.
Lucy, you have often heard me speak
of Miss Genore. This is the lady," cons
tinued he, quietly Withdrawing his arm
.sAnd this little woman" affectionatey
drawing her to his side, sis my wife
Mrs. Maltravers. Under the peculiar CIR.
cumstances, think it is no more than
justice to claim the symbol of our engage
ment."
Marie slowly and like one in dream
withdrew the heavy ring. While Lucy,
with an expression of pity on her sweet
face, quietly resumed her place among
her friends
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-04-01
A Glorious ehange!!
THE GREAT WORRIES Tonic
TIanGatio1l Bitters.

Til, yrGsssaerfssl vegetable re-
stOraffrc is taac s7scet-arsciiOr Of
the feeble and dcbi7itated. As
tonic and cordial fer the aged
and fargssid, it faas 20 equal
.r,,ox,s stcrs,sac.sics. ASA remedy
fa- tic nervous weakness to
witch axvcmeIa arc especially sub-
rcce. 1t il esspcrsssiing every other
s.srs,sssas.s. Tsa aE, climates, frops-
ca, terasE,ca rate, cr fTigic, it acts
/. .-,1csslc ia every species or
s.ss xs.s.c1a rsEsdcrIlsines the
:. @ .s.sls s-f.l isr.d freaks sscxsn
4. -------::--i spirits. Tor l-..s by
a lists. -.a- -sys,g ice
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-04-01

SUNLIGHT AND HEALrH.-The world
has just found out that the sun is not only
the great source of light and heat, and the
giver of life to all vegetable creation, but
also of health TO man himself. Disease
and pestilence are created and nurtured
in the dark ess of forests, in the shade of
the trees which keep the cottage damp
and dark, in the interior bed rooms,
where its glorious health bearing beams
never reach.
As potatoes throw out their long, sI ind
ling, sickly shoots in the shaded depths
of the cellar, so children grow rickety,
and scrofulous, and consumptivc as fruits
and vegetables mold and rot in dark,
shut up in bins and closets, so man de-
Gays, grows rheumatic, and dyspeptic,
cadaverous, shut up in dingy counting
rooms, in cellar work shops aud lodging
rooms.
The green Shiny pool on which but a
| feeble sun shines in its insalubrious OBJ
security develops intermittent and bilious
| fevers and the moss embowered cottage
whose outrageous dress hangs over it so
picturesquely, eiistening like the embrac-
ing folds Of a crushing green serpent, or
the foul breathed, destructive anaconda, u,
! Is the chosen home OF tyFhus, and the
more relcntless consumption.
The sun is health, and disease flies be-
fore its presence Open wide your port
ais for its benefeieut presence. Bring
your sick into the influence of its beams.
Let its rays enter every sick room. Away
with your curtains and blinds, and let
the king of glory enter with healing on
his wings. The sun cure is worth all the
water cures. and earth cures, and all Of
! the ..pe thies' united.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-04-01

s. A Canadian lady having caught a
troublesome rat 10 trap determined up
on having some sport with it. She took
the trap into the sitting room, called in a
terrier, opened the trap, jumped upon a
chair, and the fun commenced. The rat
first whipped the dog, and then made
away with a tame raecoon, which the
lady called to her assistance, then fought
a second dog and the broom for one hour
and 10 minutes, aud finally escaped
through the window.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-04-01

The Paducah KenfucAaan has intro
dueed personal column; of the quality
of which the following fragment is sam
pie !: ''No man had such terrible time as
Elijah Hughes during the war. He was
seven times captured, and each time male
his escape by killing the guard had sew
enteen horses shot under him was
wounded thirtecu times, aud had every
bone in his body broken yet Elijah lives
to carry cattle to Cairo, aud sees more
ghosts than any other living man"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-04-01

Her name was Emma. and the daush, :,
ter Of Mr. Rigs, of Suffere. Connecticut.
aged thirteen. The man who sold the
non-expiosiye- kerosene To her. father,
with which she kinded the fire, was arr
rested right after the mourners had re-.
turned from the grave.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-04-01

$3.50 = GHs5E eIEE
From the largest Manufacturing Chemists IN th
- -.....--- World.)
November 4. 1854.
.sI am acausinted with Mr.. II. T. Helmbold
he occupied the drug store opposite my residence
and was successful in conducting the busines
whore others had not been equally so before him
have been favorably impressed with his charac
ter and enterprise.
~ 4 WILLIAM WEIGHTMAS,
Firm of Powers 4 Weightman, Manufactu ring
Cemists, N;ata aud Brown -sts., Philadslp phia
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-04-01

From the Roseburg Erslg. we collats
as follows:
Potatoes are selling at 81 per bushel.
Douglas county Jail is without ten
ant.
The new brick court house stands the
heavy Insurance very wellindeed; better
in fact, than the taxpayers.
@ A child Of Mr.. Stricklin, Of Myrtle
creek, was scalded to death recently
particulars not learned.
Mail bags full of mail matter had been
found south of town near the river, and
the Ensign demands that the matter be
looked into by the proper authorities.
W hen those in charge of the mails take
the liberty of throwing off mail matter
wherever they choose, we think it high
time Uncle Sam inquired into the mat
ter.
On the 14th of March, Mr.. N. Wash
burn, a farmer living near Rosburg, was
shot accidentally by Mr.. J. o. Jones,
while out hunting, from the effects OF
which he died on the 18th.
From the Portland papers we learn that
Ben Holiday has 1000 tons of iron
afoat, on its way to this State.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-04-01

Some fat men do not seek greatness /; it
is thrust upon them. @
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-04-01

A New Hampshire farmer is reported
to have threshed, with a fail, two, bush
els of wheat for seed. These two bushels
were sown in the same field and with the
same conditions as seven bushei ofnacbiue
thre he'd seed. They were ionnd to yield
one third more per bushel than the ma
chine threshed. There is very general
opinion that machine threshed wheat Is
somewhat injured for seed. II such in~
jury is anything like the extent indicated
by this experiment, it becomes matter.
of much importance
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-04-01

WARS IN NAME Pin Edwards
vile (Ill.) thay have Base Ball Club
called 'Kuntsastdunqesgebaude.' If the
club is as heavy as the name, it's peart
affair
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-04-01

How RAIN Is FoRMED.-To under
sta, the philosophy of this phenomenon,
essential to the very existence of plants
and animals, few facts. derived from
observation and ii long train of experl>
ments, must be remembered.
Were the atmosphere everywhere, at
a times, at uniform temperature, we
should never have rain. hail, or snow.
The water absorbed by it in evaporation
from the sea aud from the earth's SUR
face would descend in an unperceptible
yapor, or cease TO be absorbed by the air
when it was once fully saturated. The
absorbing power al the atmosphere, aud
consequently its eapabiity to retain hu
n.io!ity, is pfoportionably greater in cold
than warm air. j he air near the surface
region ot the clouds. The higher we
ccnd from the earth, the colder we 6ud
the atmosphere. iience the perpetual
snow on very high mountains. in the hot
test climates
Now, when from evaporation the air is
highly saturated with vapor- though Ii
be invisib ble-if its temperature is suddenly
reduced by cold currents descending from
above, or rushing from higher TO low
er latitude, its capacity to retain moisture
is diminished, clouds are formed. and the
result is rain. Air condenses as it coois,
and like sponge filled with water and
| compressed, pours out water which its
diminished capacity cannot hold How
singular yet how simple is such an ar.
Iangement for watering the earth.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-04-01

'sFor what reason, Marie? Was it
for the blessed old associations competed
with it Let me sec you used 10 say
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-04-01

Made OF Poor Rum, whisikey, Proof
Spirits and Refuse Liquors doctorcd, spiced
and sweetened to please the taste. called Ton
ics,"" Appetizers, 80 Restorcrs," &C.. that lead
the tippier to drunkenness and ruin, but are
es1 true Medicine, made from the Native Roots and
Herbs of California, free from all Alcoholic
Stimulanrs. They are the G REAT BLOOD
PURIFIER and LIFE GIVING PRIN-
CIPLE perfect Renoyator and Inyigorator Of
the System, carrying of all poisonous matter and
restoring the blood to healthy condition. No
person can take these Bitters according to direc-
ton and remain long unweII.
For Tnffanmiltory qnd Chronic Rheu.
matisna aud Gouf, Dyspepsia Indie
eestiou, Bilious, Remittent and lufer-
2 mfkfenf Feyers, Diseases of the Blood,
Liver, Kidneys, and BLADDER. these Bit
sers have been most successful. Such Dis
eases are caused BIZ Initiated Blood. which
is generalsy produced by dernngement Of the
DYSPEPSIA OR 1ND1GEsTfON.
Headache. Pain in the Shoulders. Coughs Tight
ness Of the Chest, Dizziness. Sour Eructations OF
the Stomach. Bad taste In the Month Bilious At
tacls Palpitation of the Heart, Inflammation OF
the Lungs. Pain In the regions OF the Kidneys and
hundred othaHR R9tKazA symptoms, are the or
sprl1ssct p.I - y. e - ...--,...,, :.
sSsssa irss sud ss,ssis. nzea tsSesr them OF un-
kSnssa3ed esn1eacy IN ciesnslns thd blood of all
a4spl5.l e. sss saaRsssing nssasss Pd visor to
= z siSiF nrsnAsEs. Krnps.sas. letter.
- - Rheuu n1s tchca, spots. Pfnspl Rustuies.
- RSds. csrbuncless EtaE worms. seaId:fsead, sore
s i =, Erysipelas. Ifch, Scurn, Dlse61ofSt Stions of
9ne sk1ns Humors and Diaeases q che Skin. OF
>rer nsme cr patrre. are ifteratly dug up
xEdsxfxied cds 81 the systeuina . skort time by
s6e re af these Bitterse One b6ttie In such
Ffleohyiase % 0ss sncrsedi0us Of their
ciesnss 'tss viaatsd plosd wiaensver you md
its Impurities B1H&x1k9 Through the skin In Ptua-
se pass. Eruptaons Sores; cleanse 1t when You
and it obstrncted and sluggish In the veinss
zrie feeluR9 wifi
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-04-01
HELMBOLD'S
Fluid Extract of Buchu,
sfsEsa LAND sra 'ssw ~

will rndically exterminate from the system dis
eases affsfhg from habits Of dissipation Ut little
expense, little change in diet, inconven-
isncs or exposure; completely superseding those
unpleasant and dangerous remedies. Copaiva and
Mercury. in al these diseases. = -
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-08-05
COMMUNICATED.


Nm. Enron And Il canc 10
rassin those Days, that there went
out o decree from Cmsar Augustus,
that III thc world should be faxed \
Long before tEis decree, taxea were
levied insons form, by most nations
frths sappott u their general gos.
esnmsnss Sinco tbe arpcarabcc b
sin inio sIiis world, goyernmebts d
sons form, have BEEN absolutely
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