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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-04-13
SAN DOMINGO REPORT.

j At last we nave the report OF the
San Domingo Commissioners. One
or two facts are self-evident in the
report The one is that the Commits
sion is unanimously in favor of an
nexation. The other is that the
people of San Domingo are anxious
that annexation should take place.
From the outset the report shows
that President Baez is recognized
as the eonstitutionally elected Pres
ident of the Republic of San Do
mingo, that he is in full and peace
able possession of all parts except
on the Haytien border, and that he
has the esteem of the great mGiOri-
ty of the Dominican people.
Having settled. then, the two
great points that first came under
discussion, namely, that San Do
mingo is a regularly organized
Government, with constitutional
head and that the Dominicans do
desire to have their territory annex
ed to the United States, the Com
mission turned to the consideration
of other matters. ..i
The resources of the country
are vast and various and its products
may he increased with scarcely any
other limit than the labor expended
upon them. Ours of all kinds are
unanimous. Iron, especially, is
abundant, and easy of access.
The agricultural capacity is var
led. The Mountain slopes and val
leys are rich and productive, except
in certain regions where rain is de-
ficient. The extensive region OF
Lanos is admirable pasture land.
The plains of Vega are the best agri.
cultural portions on the island.
They report it a healthy country es-
peciallv in the interior among the
mountains.
The people, the resources of the
| ISland. the climate, and the terms OF
purchase are none of them unfavor-
able. Through annexation, large
tracts of agricultural and mining
lands would probably be opened to
our citizens, but within our own
Union we have large eXtents of ter
ritory, greater by far than our pres
ent population demands or needs.
The great argument for the annexa,
ton of the island, would be the ac.
quisition of Samana bay, which
would be Of great Importance should
the island fall into the hands of q
monarchical government. "H'
We do not wish to enter into ar
gument as to whether San Domin-
go should or should not be annexed
to the United States, but the plain
question is whether it shall or shall
not fall into the hands of 4 foreign
power The great commercial in
interest in San Domingo has been
absorbed by the Germans. That
island will soon become, if it has
not already done so, a German de
sideration. While we are in pro
cess Of negotiation, Germany will
not interfere. If we decide not to pur
chase, what right have we to say that
Germany will not step in and take
possession of the island? We mus
either accept it ourselves, or lei
others have it. That it will be dan
gerous to this government to allow
a monarchy to absorb that Island
is self-evident to every one. The
United States should weigh wei
the future as well rs the pres
ent before she lets this opportuni
ty slip through her hands.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-04-13

In the event of Congress adjourn
ing this week, an extra session OF
the Senate, it is understood, will be
called to consider the treaty agreed
upon by the Joint High Commits
sion. This announcement seems to
Indicate favorable termination of
the labors Of the Commission.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-04-13

The st. Louis police arrested,
Sunday night, two hundred gamblers
and captured two thousand dollars
worth of implements.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-04-13
Bloomington, Ill, Nursery.

18th Year. 600 Acres. 1S Greenhouses. Lars-
est AssOrtment-all sizes. Best Stock! Low
prices! Would you know What, When, How to
Plant! Fruit, Shade, Evergreen Trees, Root
Crafts. Seedlings, Ossagc Plants, Apple Seed
Early Rose Potatoes Shrubs Roses. Greenhouse
and Garden Plants. &C., &C., Flower X Veg
etable Seeds. Finest, Best tCOllection-Sorts and
quality. Send 10 cents for New Illustrated. De-
scriptive CatalOgue-W pages, Send stamp, each
for Catalogues OF Seeds, with plain directions =
81 pages; Bedding and Garden Plants--3a pages,
and Wholesale Price List-a4 pages. Address
=. X. PHOENIX, bloomington ILL
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-04-13
He PRESIDENTS SoIICTUEn FOR !,
FULL INVESTIGATION.


Under these circumstances
deemed it due to the office which !
hold, and due to the character of
the agents who had been charged
with the investigation, that such
proceedings should be had as would
enable the people to know the
truth. A Commission was there
fore constituted under the authority
of Congress, consisting of gentle
men selected with special reference
to their high character and capacity
for the labOrious work entrusted to
them, who were instructed to visit
the spot and report upon the facts.
Other eminent citizens were re-
quested to accompany the Commits
sion, in order that the people might
have the benefit of their views.
Students of science and correspon-
dents of the press, without regard
to political opinions, were invited
to join the expedition, and their
numbers were limited only by the
capacity of the vessel.
The mere rejection of the Senate
of treaty negotiated by the Presi-
dent only indicates q difference of
opinion of the Government, without
touching the character or wOunding
the pride of either; but when such
rejection takes place simultaneously
with charges made of corruption on
the part of the President, or those
employed by him, the case is differ
ent. Indeed, in such case the honor
Of the nation demands Investigation,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-12
AIR Pun. Eserstdrv.

oiPs oSAN6wg aSd regards "Mac'p. We
claim, as. an officer in a. public, capacity,
that he has no right 10 skulk, behind an
assumed name, and 1iereaftef we shall mot
feel disposed to answer any communica!
tionS publicly, aunlesslthe real name Of
thsiwriter is5afllked, We think " Is not
f'' Yoaairss, ,,rdHiX,aI sdi 1t A. Bs.P
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keep their hands ;lnithelr lpocketAlb Il
shows their figure Lion advantage, and
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CAPITAL, $4,000.
DIRECTORS;

DIRECTORS;
Samuel Mcclellan, George Meudel,
CIV. FiealhGlm, IN. Vance, iI -,
fs Il 5 9. ssilsl Al'AAsl Rally W ai5
This company noW having been Organized Gye
years, and In that time done successful business
y still prepared to take risks at iaIr rates on
Buildings oI Al kinds, Merchandise, MAnulaetuI.
Ing Establ iahments, Furniture, Steamboats, aud
Cargoes on the Western Rivers and LRkes This
company offers superior Inducements to- Farm.
ers, whereby they can DO insured on DWellings,
Furniture, Barns, and contents for or years at
reduced rates, This being q State Company with
The Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus of any company IN ths State; and
composed OF some nlnety.four etockhpl ders, most
Of whom arc among our beat business men, 70.
commonds itself to tho favorable cunaideratl ton
OF the insuring public and spllcits their patron.
age. Applications, for insurance win be prompt
~ attended 70 at theif Once, No. 20 Monroe St,
or OF their several agenceB throughout tho State
IN glr1 1oitsSAN|L MQLIELIIAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President
v7C!l N. lCOENt Sec'y. 1Ehtilfi 1t'q3'UU!
BIC. DICK, Asst 'see'y. fSb1s
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ORlANIn WRARNR0n
DR. JOHNSON.

nember Of the Royal College Of Surgeons. LoD.
Don, Gtaauate o. one Of tho most eminent Col.
legea IN the United States, and the Greater matt
o. whose LIE has been spent In the hospitals oi
L9aao1s RaEis, philadelphia and elsewhere, has
were ever known. Many troubled with rinSinv IA
tho mead and ears when asleep, great neryons.
nese, being alarmed 10 sudden sounds, bashfnl
nesss With frequent blpShing, attended some.
anes With deFan cement Of mind, were cured I'm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-12

FRANKLIN INSURANCE Comply
IL OF WHEELING,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-12

yt,..,J ~. ..,..,I5 VUNII MEN 1ylltI,-r.,
tiee, indnlged IN when alone, a hahIt iffe6usntIv
learned rom cyl companions, or Ht school. M
etteetA OF which AreI nightly feltii even when
asleep, and, II not cured, Fundefs marriage ippos
siole, and destroys both mind and body, should
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YOUNG NIEN

especially, who have become he victims Of Soil
which annually sweeps 70 an nntImeIy s s5
thousands Of Young Men Of tho most exesilent
talents and brilliant intellect, who mipht oihefs
wise have unframed listening Seantes why
iLh9neeh o. eloQnenee, OF. walked 70 ecstacy ne
living lyfe, may call With fill confidence, 80
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=. 81 TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. N
Il ~. x. addresses al thoae who have injured
hahltsI which ruin both body and mind, unattinx
them tof either business, study, sOciofyoF mar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-12
MARRIAGE

reflect that sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites TO promote connublAl happl.
lle peeomes q weary pilgrimage the bfbsiSett
hourly datkens 10 tho view, the mind i6ecohies
Swallowed with despair and filled with me mel.
anch0ly reflection that the happiness Of another
becomes bliVhted with fInr nvI, - -''S','S'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-12

NJ D ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS; ~
The many thousands cured Of this establish.
n1ent within the last twenty years, and the nu-
By Dr.. Johnston, witnesscd by tho reporters Of
The Sun aud many other papers, notices Of which
have appeared again and again before the public,
besides his standing a. D gentleman Of character
S SHIt,S acknowledgements 70 the
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY. CURED.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-12

country, thSpfiae5 Il hs parents I should a be b.
snatched nom oil prospects and cnioymcnts OF
lie ~ the consequences ofldeViAtinR nom the
path OF nature, and lndulging IN q certain secrht
habit. Such persons must, before COMMEMORATIVE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-12

Married Persons, Or Young Men contamination
marriage being aware Of Physical WetknesS
Organic Debility, peiormltles, speedily cured n
ne who places himself under the cafe of m j.
may religtously cOnade In his honor a. 4 Rentie.
man. and confidently rely upon his srill as ply.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-12

Dr.. johnson has discovered The most Certain.
Speedy. and only Eaect,iGl Remedy Ii ne World
l6r Weakness Of he Back o. Limbs, stficturGs,
Affections Of the Kidneys and Bladder, InvoInn!
tary Discharge, mpoterey, General Debility,
Nervousness, Dyspepsia, EnguoT, Low Splits,
Confusion Of Ideas, PaipItatlpn Of the Hear,
Itmidity, TREMBLING, Dlhness Of Sight Of ca
dlneas, Disease hi de Head, Throat Nose or
Skin, AGectipns Of ne Liver, Lungs, stomach Of
Bowels those Terrible Disorder arising rom
Solitary Habits Of Youth sycEgt and Solitary
song Of Syrens 70 the Mariners OF ulysses, bllRht
ing their most brilliant hopes or anticipation,
tendefinR mAIfiRge, &n ImhnasIhln - Y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-12

Thousands ofpersonS ofall ages can now judRO
ghht u The cause q their declining health icSihg
emaclRtAd, having singular aDpear Rhnpt
the eyes, Cough, and Symptoms Of Consumption.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-05-26
INVIIACtON.

Senalados por la Junta de Festejos
los dias 8 9 y 10 del pr6ximo JUNO para
que tengan lugar en- este pueblo los re-
gocJos populares por el felz acontec;-
miento de la venida al Trono de Castillo
de S. M. Amadeo 10 e. D. o.. Estan dis
puestas funciones religiosas con panegf-
rico que pronunciara nuestro elOcuente
Cura Regente D. Juan Fuentes, alusivo
al ohjeto: bales, limosuas a los pobres,
corridas de sortijas, cucanas, y otras di
versiohes, que ademas de- las del progra.
ma, estan preparando los vecinos, llenos
de entusiasmo, dispuestos echar en- ol
vido las penas yuca amarga, y para dar
espansion al corazon, Los hara mas agra
dab.es la armoniosa Orquesta del Sr. Me
lendez de la Capital, con danzas de mas
tocatas escogides que mos tiene prometi-
das,2 y no es la primera vez que nos ha
complacido. Los Barrenos, pues tienen
! el placer de inyitar los que gusten favo
re Ger les, y compartir con ellos 10 POGO
que ofrecen, con la franqueza que acos.
tumbran en- casos dados.-X. Y. z.
| Barros Mayo de 1871. 2 8
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Liceo de San Juan.
Gale de la Tanca, n1mero 5 entire
E'OrtaleZa Y San Francisco.

| No pudiendo disponer, por el momen-
to, de un local que satisfaga las exigen
cias de este establecimiento, queda ms
4aladO provisio lalmente en- casa indea
da.
A contar desde esta techa Sc hallar
abiertos todos los curses correspondent
tes a la instruction primaria elementa
y superior, y SO ADRIAN oportunamentt
los de instruction secundaria compren-
dldos en- el programa general.
Los alumnos que aspiren la inves
tidura lie bachiller en- artes, seran inscri-
tos en- ell Seminario-C -Colegio de esta cu-
dad; para cuyo electo la direction Sc ha
puesto de acuerd) con ell Venerable
Rector de dicho institute.
El director ha dispuesto las horas de
clase de modo que los alumnos puedan
concurrir sin obstaculo los dos estabe
cimientos; imponiendose desde uego Ia
obligation de hacer que estos vayan
companados de un criado de confianza, a
lin de evitar ell que sc demoren en- la
Gale, incurran en- cualesquiera otras
A~'e"S NuO POuiCA ILL POIJuuICItI Su GuU
cacion moral intellectual.
ESTIPEN DO.
lnternos, por tOda instruction, un tri-
mestre adelantado S rs.
Medio-internos (permaneciendo en- ell
establecimieDto hasta las s de la noche),
por toda instruction, tambien por un tri-
mestre adelantado S 81,
Medio-internos (hasta las cuatro de
la tarde), por ell mismo concepto y en-
la mlsma forma 5 sc.
Esternos, por instruction primaria S 4.
Por cada ramo de la secundaria $3.
HORAS DE CLASE.
De IL de la maj ana.
De 1 de la tarde.
No Sc hara descueDto &lguno por las
vacaclones reglamentarias, nj por los dias
que los nillos falten las classes; es decir,
que empezado IN trimestre por los inter
nos 6 medic internos, un mes por los
esternos, hay qua satisfacer su importe
lntegro.
Los interesados que deseen mas de-
TALES, pueden soicitar ell progr&ma &c
neral Ell dicho esta blecimientc.
San Juan de Poerto Rico, II de Mayo
de 187l-El Director.-Rupeyto Rivera
COL0W.> z 70
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PARTE MERCANTIL.
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.
ENTRADAS.

23-De Liverpool en- SO dias gol. ingl
"Harvent maid" SO ton. cap. James
Leoity con maquinaria cervezs.
24-De Halifax en- % dies berg. gol
ingl. "Afthur" l22 ton. cap. Asawocd
con baoalao q Latmer ca
24-De Cadiz en- 81 dias fragata esp
"EzQuiaga" 232 ton. cap. Datot con
efectos v pasageros a Ezquiaga.
25-De Yahucoa en- 1 dia gol. esp,
"Marla del Amparo' 56 ton. cap. Soils
en- laatre.
25 DE Palma de Mallorca en- AS diar
pol. esp. "Bosalia" 2O7 ton. cap. Chime
ly con frutos peninsulares Borras her
marOs.
25 - De New York en- II dias berg.
go!. amer. "Geo. Harris" 22O ton. cap.
Manchard" con hie!o Lamb Storer y
Cad.
SALIDAS.
81 Para Fejar,lo gol. esp. "Utselina'
25 ton. Castro con provisiones.
"a Para Mayagtaz berg ingl "Cleta"
135 ton. cap. Hopkins con carg, de tran
sito.
25-Para Ia Habana berg, ingl. "Fortu
ma" 202 ton. cap. Lienas con tasajo, este
bulue sigue con 10 misma carga por no ha
ber~ ~hecho operacion alguna en- el puerto.
25-Para la Guaira berg. esp. "Braulio
= Vicente" l34 ton. cap. Landin en- lsstre.
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LA MALLORQUINA,
GALE DE SAN JUSTO MUM 25.
Gran fabrica de chocolate al vapor,
primer premio obtenido en- la
Ultima Exposicion .p1blica de
eSta CiUda6.

En- este acreditado y antique estable-
cmiento Sc elaboran cOnstantemente
CHOCOLATES de varias classes Y pre-
clos, empleando para clio los mas exec
lentes materiales. Reunen la especial cir
cunstancia, de estar preparados al gusto
general del pals y desprogistos de esa
abundancia de especies irritantes que tan
peri udiciaes son en- estos clmas Que
tanto abundan les chocolates que Ell estq
Sc introducen de distintas procedencias.
Debemos manitestar al p0bIico para que
no 10 ignore, que por este sIstema que
empleamos 1nicamente tiene interven-
cion en- la parte de molienda la piedra de
granite exclusivamente y no otra cosa
como a|guuos antiques creyeron.
Participamos al pdOlico, para los fines
que sean convenlentes, que constante-
mente hallaran en- nuestra fabrica, un
dep6sito de Chocolates de todas classes
en- cajas de una, y media arroba, para
llenar los pedidos con que Sc dignen hon.
rarnos nuestros consumidores de esta
Capital y demas pueblos de la Isla.
Acabamos de recibir exquisitos licores
como Anisete de Burdeos, Marrasquoo de
Zara, Crema de Rosa, Placer de Damas,
Perfecto Amor, Elixir Esparterc, Elixir
CASTELAR,, Elixir Garibaldi, Chartreaux e
Higienico.
Ademas: vinos generosos de mesa de
las classes. Jerez, Pajarete, Tintila, Olsm
psgne, Vermutb, Burdeos, Valdepeflas
Chavolf y Moscatel.
Encontraran constantemente, tabacos
y cigarros de la Habans, de distintas f.
bricas y diferentes classes, azdcar de ls
Habana por cajas y al detail, cacaos POI
anegas y almudes y cafe molido diaria-
mente sin mezcla alguna con todo ST
aroma.
Unico dep6sito por mayor y menor
en- la misma fabrica. 6 6
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BANOS DE MAR.

Para ell dia 81 del corriente Sc hallarar
concluidos y dispuestos para ell servicit
de todas las personas que deseen tomal
banos de mar, los construidos en- ell ira.
yecto de la muralla que Sc dirige Ia
puerta de Ssl Juan, en- las inmedaciones
del Preside Provincial; con todas las CO.
modidades que 80 lequieren, tanto para
las familias, como para individuos en-
general.
Los que deseen tomar uno mas abO-
nos, pueden dirigrse al que suscribe, en-
ell citado establecimiento Preside Provin
cial, que es en- donde Sc espende1 las pa
peleletas para los mismos, as como para
IN solo bano: los precios y con las con-
dlciones que SO espresan continuation.
ABONOS.
Los abonos Sc haran por horas enteras
y por familias. Por horas, a contar desde
las cuatto de la ma1ana haeta las diez de
la noche, y por tamillas entendiendose
que la persona que tene un abono es
para el, su esposa 6 hijos, 6 sean los que
vlven en- una SOFA casa que sea una sola
familia, pero 10 podla tfaer consigo per
sonas estra1as nj a1n parientes, en- cuyo
case pagaran su ba1o al precio de 2 RS.
f'lertes, los que no correspondent q la fa-
mil!a abOnada.
PRECIOS.
Por abono de un aposento para banar-
Sc una familia desde las cuatro las
0e la nlanana: doce ba1os sean IL dias,
tres pesos.
Por id. de 6 id. id. y sucesivamen-
te hasta las 10 de la noche.
Para dlchos abonos hay siete departa-
mentos disponibles, y ademas IN oano
general para todo el que desee banarse
en- e., p1evio ell pago de diez centavos
unO.
NOTA.-Las personals no abonadas
que deseen banarse en- uno de los depay-
tament"s de abono, siempre que esten
desocupados, pagalan al reapecto de dos
reales fu srtes Ia entrada.
uerto-Rico % de Mayo de 1871.-
EleatteYiO Vllldb0so. 3 3
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ALMACEN DE HIERRO-
TALLER DE HERRERA Y CARRETERIA
JN,ato al 0lna0ceN de d. ENRIQUE Dclqado.

En- este eetablecimiento SO encuentra un
complete surtido de llantas pa toda ella
Sc de ruedas, desde carretas hasta cochesa
cuadrado y redondo de todos tamafos;
planchas 6 chapas para chimeaeas ca:
deras de vapor, cadenas y anclas, y esco
vancs para embar caciones, perneria ella
vos galvauizados, de los cuales hay gran
surtldo, y pintura para embarcaciones.
Sc encuentran tambien, carretas ruedas,
carros construidos y en- construction, eies
pera los mismos, limas para herreros car
pinteros de todos tamafios, barrenas surti
das, con cabo sal6manicas.
FL dueno de este establecimiento, servi
ra con toda prontitud ysolidez econo
mia de precios, todos las 6rdenes que Sc
le .dirijan por conducto de los Sres. CO.
merciantes de esta plaza.
Puerto-Rico, Abril II d, 1871. II IL
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Nueva PeIuQucr1a.

Sc hacen rizos, trenzas de crepe, mo
mas de Rios caprichos ahadidos, Sc ti1le
81 pelo de negro y castaTo, Sc da rizo
natural a! peIo que no le tepga y por
1'tinlo Sc hacen composiciohes precios
m6dicOs. Sc RIA a 2 reales Ell par rizos y
las moilas reales.
Ev@risto Saatigosa, collie de San JustC
7s,sna. 81 3 3
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1I'EATRO.
COMPANIA DRAMATTC
DEL SENIOR ANNEXY

Funcioa extraordiaaria para ell Do
mingo % de Mayo benefco de la pri
mera actriz Dona Rosa Delgado de An
nexy, ,ehabiendola dedicado al bello sexo
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