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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-08-03

&" How beautiful Is abe rain
After the dust and heat,
In the broad and fiery street,
And in the narrow lane
How beautiful is the rain"
Strangers who awoke 20 look upon the fresh green
foliage of the town yesterday morning. aud to breathe
the cool breeze, laden with a thousand fragrant odors,
and old habitues who have been gradually whiting
under the oppressive warmth of our midsummer,
alike rejoiced at the welcome rain. Let's have some
more. And We who have rain gauges send in your
report for July. -
CRAzY.-Sam Brown, the cratic and half de-
mented person who was sometime since sent 10 prison
at hard labor for an assault and battery, is now pro
nounced to be really insane-a fact that ought to
have been apparent before. On Saturday morning,
rs the gang of prisoners, in which Sam was march
ing from the Jail to the working ground, was passing
the StatiOn-house, he left his place in the ranks and
popped into the station-house door, where he seated
himself and demanded bis clothes, declaring that he
had had enough of that arrangement, meaning
the chain-gang- All persuasion failed to induce him
to rejoin the gang and he was left in the Station
house yard. When the gang returned at night he
again refused TO " have anything more TO do with
that arrangement There may be u method in his
madness, but it will ensure his being sent to the
Asylum.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-08-03

THE CONCERT THIs EyESING--Do not forget that
the concert in aid Of the Roman Catholic organ fund
comes eli tonight. Besides the singing and instru-
mental music. Madame puret and Mr.. Psuncefort
will entertain the audience with the Morning
Call that has proved 50 attractive with US here.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-08-03

FATAL ACcIDEST-Last Saturday, a young man
named Luke Preveire, "a hslfcaste) on the road
between Honolulu and Eva, was thrown violently
from his horse and instantly killed. The body was
brought into town and on Sunday was inferred in
the Nuuanu Cemetery.
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rs SMALL-POx-On Tuesday noon another case of
smallpox was discovered in the same n~eighbOr-
;hOOd from which the last patient was taken on the
18th inst. The man was promptly removed to the
pest house on the reef. where it is thought he will
die, rs he had concealed himself so long and had
been imprudent in bathing, that the disease was
very far advanced when he was discovered. This
makes t~hirty-six cases all told that have been
found. out of whom ten have died. seventeen dis
charged us cured, and nine now remaining on the
reef. -
TIE REGULATIONS REsCINDED.-The following
public notice was issued on Monday. This was a
great relief to many of the denizens of the other ISL
ands, some of whom had been detained in Honolulu
nearly a month by reason of the tabu
=" By THE BOARD OF HEALTH.-The regulations of
the Board of Health dated July LIST and 9th, prohib-
iting travel between the Islands of Oahu and Maui,
and the other Islands of this Kingdom, are hereby
reseinded from and after tomorrow, Tuesday, July
Both, 1872. By order of the Board of Health.
CHAs. 7. GULICK,
Honolulu, July 20, 1872. Secretary"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-08-03

A LErTER-WRITISG LEGIsLATURE-The members
of the Assembly are supposed to have written over
II 900 letters to their constituents on the business Of
the session from the fact that the bill paid for
post-ofice stamps was SAL.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-08-03
THE PACIFIC
Commercial 3Obrrtisrr.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 8.
oTE OF THE WEEK.

= The North German ship TsrpsichoTs, which
left here for Howland's leland July oath. 1871, has
reached here again in one year and three days.
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ILLNESS OF CAPT. WAKEMAN.-The many acquaint-
Pnces of bluff. hearty Captain Wakeman, who COM
the steamship .HOhOnsO during her two last
trips between this port and San Francisco, viii regret
10 learn that he was attacked with paralysis three
days out Of Honolulu, and when the Idaho left, was
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-08-03

G The shipping reporter of the Gazette is in
error in saying that the U. s. S. ST. Mdrys made
harbor in the fall of lS49. when The American
whaleship Tobacco Plant was destroyed by fire.
The burning ship was boarded by the officers and
men of the 81. M1rys at 2 O'Clock in the morning,
and q lot of powder got out of her hold and thrown
overheard. -
The STATES OPERA TRoUPE.--From private sources
We learn that this favorite troupe may be expected
here in the September steamer. Signor Biscaccianti
writes Will you be so kind as to say to our
friends" (n Honolulu) that we all anticipate
great pleasure in seeing them again, as we have not.
nor will ever, forget their kindness on our first
visit to your blessed land
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GONE FOR HTN-It was ascertained on Wednesday
that one of the crew of the schooner Annie, which
sailed on Tuesday for Hilo. came from the same
house with the last case of small pox. and we hear
that the schooner Wdiola was dispatched Wednes-
day to overtake the Annie and bring back the
infected man.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-08-03

PEoT. Pug1sxER vas 20 have given another of his
entertainments on THURSDAY, bat was prevented from
illness. lie leaves for Maui on Monday. where be
viii stay several weeks, ARd favor the public on his
return -
ACCIDENT TO REv. L. W. PARKER-Ne regret to
learn that this venerable missionary got thrown from
his horse on Monday last, and got his shoulder put
out Of Joint DIR. MeGrew was called in and set the
disl0cAted shoulder, and Mr.. z. IS doing well.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-08-03

HELP Your FRIENDs.-The Hawaiian Gazette
office had all the printing of the Assembly during
the session, many of the native members being un-
der the impression that the Gazette printing estab-
lishment being the property of the Government, it
was a great saving to have the Assembly printing
done there. The Gdzetie'S bill against the House
amounted to the snug sum of 81, ZAP. The same
work could have been done elsewhere in town for
about half the money.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-08-03

SESSION LAWS. lS72.-In our next we shall COM
mence the publication OF the Acts OF the Leglsls-
tive Assembly passed at the late session and APP
proved by the King. accompanied each week with
explanatory remarks. In order also 10 make the
history of the session complete. We shall give a de-
seriptiVe list OF the bills which did not paSs-ihOse
that may be termed by honorable gentlemen q" our
failures -
kRAIS--We have thoroughly enjoyed a couple of
fac showers this week, and with Longfelow We can
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-08-03

How beautiful Is Ihe rain
After the dust and heat,
In the broad and fiery street,
And ia the narrow lane
How beautiful Is the rain"
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TAR & PITCH,
C. BREWER & Go.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.

Honolulu, July 20, 1872
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ZINC,
9 BREWER Z Go
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STOVES, Assfd Sizes.
II {. BREWER Il Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-03

en- que Sc pide 10 anulacion de las
elecciones municipales de aquel pue-
blo fund&ndose en- los motives siguien-
tes:
l: Por haberse infringido compile
tamente el artfculo 3: de la circular
de 8 de los corrientes, pues existiendo
en- ell partido individuos que Ieunen
las CIRCUMSTANCES legales, han sido
llamados por el Sr. Presidente cleo
torres que solo pagan menor Quota,
usurpando un derecho que Ia ley da
solo los mayores contribuyentes.
2: Por haber sido admitido ell yeto
de D. Heraclio Nuflez comprendido
en- el artfculo SO apartado AZ del re-
glamento para Ia ejecucion de los 1ea-
les Decretos vigentes, 10 que Sc hizo
constar por Ia junta en- acuerdo cele-
brado en- 18 de octubre..
8: Por que ninguno de los indivf-
duos elegidos reunen las circunstan-
cias que e1ige elarticulo 4e-del Regla-
mento para llevar & efecto los deere
tos de n de febrero de 1916 y31 de
julio de 1847; y por las especialidade2
que van continuation. D. Ventura
CaselIas esta procesado criminalmen-
te y no rehabilitado, permaneciendo
bajo la vigilancia de Ia Autoridad su-
perior de 16 de JUNO. desde 1870. D.
Agustin Vidal tambien esta procesadO
criminalmente y no consta ensel re-
parto como contribuyente. d. Fran
cisco Girona procesado criminalmen-
te y menor contribuyente.
D. Everardo Cardona procesado
criminalmente y no es contribuyente.
D. Manuel Virnet, no consta en- el
reparto como contribuyente.
D. Jaime Padr6 tampoco consta
como tai mayor contribuyente.
Los demas son memories contribu-
yentes.
Firman esta instancia, que no du-
damos atendsra ell Exc.no. Sr. Gober-
nador Superior Civil, tres mayores
contribuyentes de buena posicion, de
responsabilidad y de intachables ante
cedentes. En- ell mismo case que ell
municipio de Gales, Sc hallan Ia ma
yor parte de los demas de la Isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-03

de cerca y sobre el cual tcndriamos
demasiado Que decir para que pudie-.
ramos tratarlo con ia extension ycla-
ridad que merece sin exponernos 4
yer allanada nuestra imprenta por la
policfa como no ha muchos dias ha
ocurrido. Igual prudencia nos obliga
a no responder Ia pregunta siguien-
te del diputado ultra -reformista: "En
que consiste que no hubo un solo SOL
dado que nos votaral"
Nuestros lectores comprenderan
que un Gobierno espaflol ilustrado,
digno y patri6tico no polia menos de
contestar en- complete desacuerdo con
sus pretendidos correligionarios de
Puerto Rico.
Desde estas humildes columnas y
en- nombre del gran partido de que
tenemos la honra de ser aquf repre-
sentantes en- la prensa, enviamos
nuestra sincera felicitacion y los vo-
tos de nuestra admiration y respeto
al Sr. Ministro Ruiz Zorrilla y a.los
Sres. diputados Gamazo y Sans. Men
tras en- el seno de la representation
nacional y en- las atlas esferas del
Gobierno haya tan buenos patricios,
NADIA tienen que temer los leales de
las Antil!as de las cabalas reformistas
nj de los ama11os laboraLtes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-03
Congreso de los diputados.
PRESIDENCIA DEL sR. RIVKRO.
E1tractO official de la session celebrada
ell jueUes 10 de Octubre de 1872.


Leido ell dictamen referente al acta de-
San German, en la proVincia de Puerto
Rico, J admission del Sr. D. Eurfpiles Es-
coriaza, dijo .lN
Ell SIR. GAMAZO: No me propongo
pronunciar un discurao de grandes dimen.
stones, nj hacer un exAmen apasionado de
estas actas, sino indicar la situacion en-
que Sc encuentran los elementos polfticos
de Puerto Rico, y hacer YER que, contra
riando Ia voluntad de aquellos electores,
sc han contrariado igualmente los intere-
de la patria en- aquella provincia. Los vi.
clos de que adolecen estas actas son Cos
munes todos los distritos de la isla, y
para ahorrar tempo, convene que sc en-
tiends que todo 10 que digo sobre las sc-
tas de San German pueda splicarse q las
de los demas districts. gs
Creo necesario, 4ntes de entrar ca este
exAmen, exponer la sitUacion de los Na-
mados partidos de aquella isla, y he di-
cho deliberadsmente llamadas partidos,
para que Ia Camara SO aperciba de Ia di.
ferencia que hay entire las aspiraciones y
organization de aquellos partidoS J la de
los de la Renfnsula. : s.. >s ..'las 81
ALI Ell partido conservador tiene ID
pretension de ser considerable como parti-.
do espanol 4ntes que todo. Ese partido,
no profesa ell credo del conservador de la
Peninsula, nj tiene las ideas nj las aspi-
rsciones que este, Cuando. lego b elec-
cion present6 una candidatura compuesta
de hombres de todas las clases monArqui--
cas-, y al lsdo de los Conservatives fgura-
ban taMbien slgpnos Fadlcaales. Ese gsartii-
do, a1n cuandO Sc yea atacada por 81 po-
der, es sempre psrtidario de Ia Autori-,
dad, patrocina artfculos laudatorios de ID
- sFia- ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-03

y de paz y de amor hiso un santuario.
A 10 lejos, Venecia Sc divisa
y SO distinguen sqs moradas bellas
como atomos que van por el espsciO,
rutilantes estrellas
buya grandezo bien 30 De copcibe;
solo en- medic & la noche, SO percibe
como vago lamento
el misterioso son de la campana
que entire sus tenues alas lleva el viento
no mas que ese ruido
de Ia ciudad lejana sef.y.,,
llega al palacio, undlvago, perdido.
Els su torno, campidas de esmeralda;
8 su frente Ia mar, siempre serena;
y en- lontananza Ia risuena falda
de una colina de yerdores LENA.
No llegap hasta alH los troYadores,
que abandonado Ia sin par Venecia
en- g6ndolas gallardas, m
al son dol arpa cantan sus smores
9 con su dulce acentQ
81 alma arroban que del bien Sc precia,
y las glorias pasadas de Ia Grecis
trasportan en- gu patria en- noble aliento.
Solo del pescador el navegante
Ia nave s Ia barquilla hasta allf llegan,
y el canto de placer, no muy distante,
80 esccucha de los tristes que navegan
y observan & 10 lejos
de la patria anhelada los redejos.
IQui6n mora en- el palacioi
is quien alberga ep SO oriental recipto,
que ap6nas 81 espacie 5aAs' ss'
con ligero ramer llega & llenarsei
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-03

A la orilla del mar, como Ia ondina
que del aqua saliendo,
voluptuosa en- Ia playa se reclins,
cual blanco cisne al sacudir las alas
y ostentar su hermosura;
como Ia casta vfrgen que sus galas
& Ia mirada del mortal, impura,
envuelta en- 81 cendal, p6dica, esconde,
slzase una mansion encantadora,
albergue solitario
que Ell sol fulgente con sus rayos dora,
d6nde sus perlas derrsm6 % aurora
---w---w ~ %swrwIw
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hoy me protege ell destino,
y voy va por ell camino
que me lleva a la vengauza.

Tiembla, p es: la compassion
en- mi pecho Sc ha secado;
para ell bien estA agostado
mi sufrido corazon.
Perdida va la iIa,ion,
del deber la remembrance,
en- tn dano mi con6anza
cifre con tenaz empeao:
t1 me robaste mi dueno,
20 to ofrezco mi venganza
En- vano surcan los mares
tus barcos detras del milo;
en- vano al destino impfo
te opones y a los azares
va no Sc .oyen tus cantares,
va abandonaste la holganza,
los festejos y la danza
por luchar con bizarrfa;
pero es indtil que ell dia
lego va de mi venganza.
Echada Sc halla Ia suerte,
y en- ell reloj del destino
nubl6se tu hermoso sino,
qued6 tu pujanza inerte.
Qaisiste darme Ia muerte
y q tt mi furia Sc lanza,
y pues tuya es la muaanza
y tuyss las ou'pas son,
tlenss'a, porEque- ea aguiloa
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Apenas estas palabras
sc escaparon de sq boca,
ain anarfar do lo fiorra

&c ESGaFatVu u0 SH UVCc,
sin apartar de Ia terra
un punto la vista ansiosa,
cuando fue tomando cuerpo,
con Ia distancia mas cOrta,
el palacio que q 10 lejos
Sc divisaba en- Ia costa.
-Dirije hacia ALA la Marcia,
timonel; para ALI orzs,
y Jay quien Sc divide un instapte
de 10 que cumplir le toca!
Zarfarrancho de combate,
"a las armas sin demora;
en- su sitio cada uno.
Beppd Gontigo me sobra
para eptrar en el palacio;
que & tn seiial este pronta
la gente que ha de seguirme.
yni una pa'abra SO oiga!-
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iSon dos almas que yiven para smarse

.&# k&:Pk Ell rsE4
iSon dos aimas qRe viven para amarse,
que su fe SO juraron
y buscaron an nido, 0'@a .'4 s @s's &C. a.l -
lejos, de todo mundanal ruido,
donde la paz encuentEan. que sonaronf
| iSerE la esposs triste, sin ventura,
que hs perdido el reposo
= que morir 90 iiente de amargura, ,ay -
que espera en- vano al adorado esposoloasa
lSerA 10 casts sfrgen, que las flores aet$eI i.
de 81 dulce esperanaa
marchitas We, que suena con amores.
que el corazon ne alcanzaf Fl fgf951
Ell pobre marinero.
que afanoso navega 49,,
hacia 81 pStria llega, go + ,..st I.s sas lar
81 al palacio dirije la mirada, roy vel s6.Es2
de una dana 81 Semblsnte plscentere s !. 4. s. :
puede Vel, que afanosa, aunque postrad9,
v& sigiuendo & la nave con Ia vista fsg
desde up alto balloon de gu 1noradS.1
Y si el mar no SO ,estrell8 ~
on Ia mura del barco en- fasrte embate,
el viento en- blandO giro I.
acass leye de 10 DANA aquslla 5sp n ffsf
al pobre marinero algun suspiro.
un dia otro dia van pasando,
de remotos mares sls ;s,-s d .:.'f.,3r
una nave, otra nave van legando ~
sin que traigan alivio & sus pesares, s4
sin que Ell bajel que > yislu.nbrar alcansa
le ofrezca una -esperanza. s.t s',,s'a .s,s
e ssEea .
y s (conairMwd.l
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desatado mi yenganza.

Yo tus campos arrase,
20 a tus guerreros d1 muerte;
torne en- adverse tn suerte
y tus palaeios queme;
y hoy que mi ambicion te We,
que hacia tt mi barco avanza,
Sc redobla mi pujanxa,
aumenta mi encono ciego,
y hasta tt, Venecia, lego
a cumplirte mi venganza.
Mas antes, 8 ese retro
de mi amor y dnico bien,
que es inferno y era eden
y que en- lontananza miro,
voy a llevar un suspiro
y & lamentar la mudanzs,
porque 4 81 una VOC me lanza.
gritandome: ave 4 templar
Ell alma, y q consumar
con mas brio tu venganza."
Y ALA voy. Destino impfo:
81 la enc;erras en- Ia tumba,
haz que 81 pecho no sucumba
y que redoble su brio.
En- Il mi con6anza flo;
no inclines mas la balanza,
no agostes lay! Ia esperanza
do este amor que vive en- mi;
dejamela yer, que asf
pas cruel asga "; Tepgaaza =
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FOLLETIN.
Ef .Gersarie Reie.
!. LEYENDA VENECKANA,
PCoR JOSE z. TR1Ax.
No0W1s RN ~ W0@AR.
lCoNTINUACION.j |

CoNTINUACIoN.1
-Patria ingrata, que ne diste
8 purar el cruel veneno;
de 6dio va mi pecho lleno,
mi amor y mi fe perdiste;
hartotiempo vague triste,
sohando en- la bienandanza:
/. mi pecho snsi6 Ia bonanza;
mas 81 ell vendabal airado
has contra mi pecho desatado,
aguarda, pues, mi venganza.
T1 4 Ia flor de mis- amores,
al id1an del alma mia,
sumiste en- cruel agonfa,
en- ang6stias y dolores;
IL marchitaste las flores
de mi bien y mi esperanza;
mas hoy u. yra-o tc sican-a,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-03

Los vecinos de GALES han dirigido
al Excmo. s. 9. S. G. una instancia
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LIB R EFT A s.

La siguiente carta que nos remite
un respectable hacendado amigo nues-
tro, es una nueva prueba de que en-
la practica las autoridades reformis-
tas conocen la necesidad de hacer
cumplir puntualmente ell reglamento
de trabajadores VICENTE tan sabiamen-
te trazado por ell general Pezuela CO
mo acerbamente rechazado en- teOrid
por nuestros adversarios.
Cayey, octubre "a de 1872.
Sr. d. Jose Perez Morris.
PUERTO Rico.
Muy Sr. mio y amigo: 81 V. gusta
puede mandar publican en- el peri6-
dico que tan 'lignamente dirige, 10 S.
guiente: No es solamente ell Sr. Al
calde reformista de Arroyo, ell que
juzga bueuo y Ell tai concepto manda
cumplir ell Reglamento de jornaleros,
81 no que tambien ell Sr. AIcalde de,
este pueblo plensa 10 rnismo sobre el
particular, puesto que, por 20 haber
tenido uno de aquellos alquilado sin
la competente libreta, Sc me impu-
sieron veinte y cinco pesetas de mul
ia, y al jornalero, Francisco Vega,
ocho dias de obras pdb,icas, castigo
que esta sufriendo, por no ha er pre-
sentado en- las revistas anteriores Ia
indicada libreta. t.-
No Sc entienda, sin embargo que a
hacer yo esa manifestation, sea en- son
de queja por la multa que Sc me i'm
puso; lejos de ESQ encuentro que ell
Alcalde Sr. Venegas, cumpli6 con
su deber llenando las prescripciones
de la ley, tendencies al fomento de la
agriculture, principal fuente de rique-
"a de esta isla y a morigerar a clase
proletaria; no es ESQ, repito, 10 que
pretendo decir con mi manifestation;
con ella quiero decir y digo: que en-
ell terreno de la practica, los refor-
mistas, asf como los que no 10 son, POI
precision tienen que e'dar por huena Ia
llbreta, tan impugnada por algunos,
81 quieren el verdadero progreso de
la provincial, como creo que todos Ia
queremos.
Quedo de V. afectfsimo amigo aten-
toys. Q. B. S. NJ.
Manuel N0fex.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-20

Concerning the Lake Superior gold dis
covsries, the Detroit Post has letter from
Captain Frue, dated at the Silver Islet
Maine, February 10, representing that great
excitement then sxistad In con sequence of
the recent developments in that vicinity
The place at which gold has been fonnd 10
called Jsck6sh Lake, and is seventy five
miles north OF Thunder BAY, not far from
the road constructed by the Canadian gov
erament in 1870, when sending troops to
Manitoba. Captain Frue had just returned
from personal inspection of the vein, and
reports II TO- be Of the greatest richnesN far
surprising any similar discovery on this
continent. The vein is Of almost pure ma
tive gold, though silver is fonnd mixed with
Il In some places. Specimens which Cap
tain Frue picked up he said would yield
gold at the rate of 500, 900 to the ton. The
location was owned and the gold was found
by some New York partiea. A recent letter
from Lake Superior received by Detroit
business man represents that the Creates
excitement was prevailing on account of tht
reports from the North Shore. All the sur
veyors who could be found had been engag-
ed TO proceed to the vicinity of Jackfisi
Lake, and prospecting for gold and silve
was likely 10 become the chief occupation O
the inhabitants.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-20

s,xrsss YEARS OF SUCCESS. 1000 'ne
now famous Mustang Lin'ment was hrs'
made known to the public BY au extensive
,vstem Of advertising. From that time 10
the present, the demand for it hes been
steadily increasing until It has taken the
lead Of all smbrocat,ons, lotiens, ointmsnts
and other external remedies, imported or
domestic, ever intrduced into the Ameri-
can market. In the most celebrated raeing 8
and trottiue stables, In the establishments
of stage aad city car companies, and 10 inc
stsbles of private gentlemen, 10 the Only
recopnized cure for such diseases OF the
horse a. require outward treatment. NOR
is It less valuble % local application LOT
some of the most distressing complaints TO
which man 10 subject. Rheumatism, stiff
ness of the joints, neuralgia. sore throat,
tumors. wens. earaehe, tootbacbe, yield to
its paiu-subduing, couuter.irritant proper.
ties, and burns, sealds, and cuts are healed
with incredible rapidly under its opera
tion.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-20

A we'll owned by Porterfeid & Treat,
Fuller, Jackson and Others has just been
completed on the Frlnk farm, Southwest Of
Petersburg, which starts mp big, throwing q
large amount Of oil. Owners and others
think ito production will not fall below 40
or so barrels per day.
On Wednesday last, we noticed drilling
we'll at the East end Of Antwerp City,
Ashbaugh farm, which was throwing out
large quantities Of oil. The oil standing In
pools on the road and around the derrick.
This we will no doubt prove big one.
We know not who the owners are.-[Oil-
mans Journal.