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THERE has been formed in California
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turn of life these Tonic Bitters display SO decided a
influence tina, a marked Improvement is soon perecI
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-21
GA0HTILLA. g

Ell pamtanO.-POr buen cOndacto sa.
bemos que el manantial que obstruye 81
canine del MORO, de que hemos hablado,
no proviene de Casa-blanca, sino de la
Bene6cencia. Rogamos al Sr. Doctor Di-
rector del Asilo Sc sirva suprimir la retor.
nsa del fetido manantial hecha bajo su re.
toymad0ra administration, volviendo al
statu qato ell referido camino y dispensando-
nos nuestra TeaccionGrla peticion. Senti-
mos que nuestros instintOs nti-reforman-
tes nos obliguen hacer oposicion refor-
mas tan convenientes y originates como la
del consabido msnantisl tan oportunamen-
te tornado en- la via p6blica. Conocemos
que aquf en- la Zona T6rrida, sobre todo
en- la estacion de calor que atravesamos,
es muy saludable, muy higienico, climatic
l6gico y antiespasm6dico tomar banos frios
de pies por sorpresa. ST ell individuo va
sudando Sc refresca, 81 tiene dolor de ca
llos sc le quita, 81 preocupado va en- ideas
de suicidio, Sc le evaporan, 81 mortiicado
por vapores alcoh6licos, Sc alivia; todas
esas y muchas otras ventajas reconocemos
en- el manantial producto de una retorma;
pero nuestra mania refrsctaria al prOgreS0
nos hace hacer sistematica; oposicion q
cuanto directa indirectamente provenga
de Ia Excma. Diputacion. Por ESQ pedi-
mos con instancia al Sr. Director doctor
Sc digne tomar las medidas convenientes
para que vuelva aquel camino al statu quo.
lObtendra el c,t0splase nuestra rety3grada
solicitudf
Erratas.-En nuestro editorial del
viernes donde dice ''linea trazada dnica-
mente por anti-espanoles astutamente
explotada por ell separatiSNs0 precursor del
reformismo radical debe leerse "exp1otada
por Ell retoymisn0 radical precursor del Sc
parGtiS,NO."
Donde dice testablecer division entre
las vfboras que pretenden etc. debe leer-
Sc 'entre los leales , las vfborss etc."
N0velades-N0s sc traaAa de laa one ~on
trae el cable, slno de las que ofrece el
Bazaar frances lie Mr.. Ramos. para oua
nadie que entire en su establecimiento
salga descOntento, sin reparar en- el pre-
clio de factura. En- este mundo cada hon-
bre tiene 81 capricho el de Ramos es,
vender barato; 81 dice que le va bien y 81
pueblo consumidor dice. que atiene razon
y'le vista = 10 compra y lee su5 suuucios
que lQa yegdsd.
vzwzxT~SN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-21
.DIPUTACION PROVINCIAL.

Los Diputados y distritos que en-
la Corporation han resultado vacan-
tes del sorteo que Sc verified ell dia
10 son los siguientes, segun vemos
en- nuestro colega El ProgresO:
GEL ldnes, bajo Ia presidencia del Ex-
celentisimo Sr. Gobernador Superior. CT
vii, tuvo lugar Ell acto del sorteo de los
Dlstritos que han de nombrar sus Dipu-
tados provinciales, conforme las pres
cripciones del Decreto organico, resultan-
do los siguientes:
% distrito, Rio-piedras.-Lcdo. D. Jo~
sc S. Quinones.
80 distrito, Bayamon-D. Joaquin Po-
wer.
4o distrito, Toabaja.-D. Jose P. Mo-
rales.
So distrito, Vega -baja.-D. Leonardo
Igaravidez.
60 distrito, Arecibo.-Dr. D. Jose G..
Padilla.
7c distrito, Manaty.-Vacante por re-
nuncia
l1c distrito, Mayagiez.-Dr. D. Ramon
Nadal.
13o distrito, Cabo-rojo.-Dr. D. Saliva
dor Carbonell.
16? distrito, Yauco.-Vacante.
17c distrito, Juana-Diaz. Lcdo. d.
Jose J. Vargas.
1872 distrito, Guayama.-Dr. d. Ca
briel Pillar Cabrera.
24c distrito, Yabucoa.- Isidoro Gin.
tron.
Quedan, pues, por cubrir estas vacan-
tes, debiendose celebrar las elecciones pa
ra ell reemplazo de los Sres. relacionados,
as( como para ell de suplentes en- ell mes
pr6ximo de Setiembre, 81 alguna circuns-
tancia del momento no 10 impide"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-21

que ningun interes personal, sino el
interes general de- Ia patria espano-
la y de la juventud a quien Sc pre-
tende ,extraviar, ha movido al padre
Quintana atacar la obra del Sr. Viz
carrondo. Ell mismo m6vil nos ha
impulsado & nosotros q lamar la
atencion de la Autoridad y del pdbli-
CO sobre ell citado texto. @
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-21

iC6mo Sc explicaria Ia actitud de la
Francia hostil Italia, sino Dor la con.
ducta que esta obsetv6 durante Ia Ultima
guerra9
lTiene algo de particular que fueran
desantendidas las sdplicas de Ia C6rte de
Roma por Ell empefadot Guillermo que
no quiso inmiscuirse en- les asuntos de L.
poltica italianaf
{ IA quo obedece la conducta de Prussia
que suprime Ia direction de negocios ca
t6licos, ampara q los cl6rigos anti-infali-
bilistas, expulsa los jesuitas y establece
el matrlmonio y el registro civilsino & que
ia creido inc01yenientes 6 perjudicial 10
suprimido, dtil y conyeniente, 10 estableci-
jQue importa que el gobierno italisno
proponga la Suppression de las 6rdenes mo-
nasticas9 Tambien las han suprimido
Otras rlaciones.
iHay acaso algun misterio en- que Ia
opinion SO agite en- Ell imperio austro hdn-
garo contra la Compaffa de Jes6s?
:Lo hay en- que SO celebren meetings en-
Portugal, donde reiDa un yerno de Victor
Manuel, contra los hijos de San Ignacio
de Loyolas r
Nosotros creemos que asf On esos como
en- otros pafses los gobierno adoptan las
medidas que Green dtiles, y la multitud
manltiestase como puede, como sabe 8 co.
mole ensenan, sus simpatfas antipatfas.
Que Bismark nombre representante
cerca de la Santa Seda al cardenal Hohen-
lohe y que la Santa Sede 10 rechaze, 90
question de gerarqufa y de practica con-
suetudinaria que nadie debe sorprender.
Que en- EspaLa haya caido antiparlar-
mentariamente un ministerio con mayo.
ria en- las C6rtes que habia prometido que
procuraria la reconciliation CON la C6rte
po1tJfcia, yle sustituya otro ministerio
en- cuyo programa entra la separation alb.
soh.ta de la Iglesia y Ell Estado, NADIA tiene
de extrafo puesto que sabemos de una
manera a''tentlca que cay6 por Ia suspeu-
sion de garantfas.
Pues bien: enlac6nse todos esos hechos
aislados unos con otros por el 6rden debi-
do y vereis que casan perfectamente, que
desde 81 primero hasta ell iltimo son con-
secuencia l6gica, el segundo del primero,
el tercero del segundo y asi sucesivamen-
to, fernando un todo arm6nico y relati.
vamente, bello como las perlas engarzadas
Gu un collar.
Reunid, atad cabos sueltos Y formareis
una inmensa red cuyas estrechas mallas,
extendiendose desde el P6 hasta ell Danu.
bio, y del Spre al Bidasoa, paralizaron los
movimientos de la Francia.
Soldad todos esos dispersos es.abones
habres FORBADE una cadena que circuya
aisle al Vaticano.
Bien sabemos que las redes las cade-
mas Sc rompen cuando el peg es muy gran
de el prisionero es muy fuerte; pero no
por ESQ habran dejado de existir Ia cade-
ma y la red.
Examined, analiza1 despues de ordena>
dos todos y cada uno de por 81 estos no
ohos y vereis la alianza de dos tres gran,
des potencias, ayudandose diplomAtica>
mente, interim llega el case do prestarse
un apoyo mas e6caz pata mayores empire
sas. Notareis Ia extrana coincidencia con
que Sc repiten los ataques simultaneos
contra los iesuitas, es decir, contra los
guardias de Corps del pontiica 10 en- va
rias naciones de Europa.
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@. B. S. NJ.
Francisco B. y Barcel6.
Correspondence del ''Boletin."

ok. ~. JOSE 1EREZ morris,
Santiago de Cuba, Julio II de 1872.
Estimado amigo: Acabo de dar un
vlaje de cuarenta leguas por este de-
partamento oriental y va que por las
atenciones inherentes a mi profession
me ha sido impossible escribi1le aV.
en- dos meses, tomo hoy la pluma para
enterar los lectores del peri6dico
que V. dirige de todo cuanto por
aqui pueda interesarles, pues no Sc
me oculta que losleales habitantes de
esa teliz Antilla, de esa TERRA espaf1o-
la, unlca que tiene Ell singular privile-
glo de no estar perturbada por ell azo-
te De las rebeliones y de la guerra, 81
guen con mirada ansiosa los aconteci-
mientos que por aquf se Gesarrollan.
Una de las consecuencias de la in
surreccion es el agrupamiento de Ia
poblacion rural. A ". que ha viaiado
Por los campos de esta isla le consta
que antes Sc andaban 20 y 80 leguas
SIN encontrar grupo alguno de casas
Alsanas tlendas en- lOs caminos, po.
uEissas s -;
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bido en- su Gloria ell alma del heroe.
Concluyo, amigo mio; esta carta es
va demasiado larga y no hay NADIA
mas de interes que decir. Hasta mas
yer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-21
D ES P EDIDA A.

Nuestro amigo el Sr. D. Francisco
b. y Barcel6 nos ha favorecido con la
slgulente expresiva carta que nos
apresuramos a insertar con aprecio
La 1ntlma satisfaction de haber cum
plido bien con su deber, es FL mayor
premio para un hombre inteligente y
honrado.
He aquf la carta:
Sres. Directories de Ell Progreso y del
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
Puerto-RicO, julio 19 de 1872.
Muy Sres. mios y amigos: AL dar q Wv.
las gracias por la benevolencia con que Sc
han servido juzgarme por ell tempo que
ne desempenado ell cargo de Corregidor
de la Ciudad, cdmpleme manifestarles
que 81 en- algo he acertado en- tan diflcil
puesto, 10 debo indudablemente mi amor
por Ia Justicia y Por esta hermosa provin
.cia, que casi la considero como la mia
natal. Ese amor es para mi antes que mis-
atectos particulares y que mis- ideas poll
tlcas; espero MERCER por el ell beneplA
clto de todos mis- conciudadanos, como he
merecido Ell de W., Sres. Directories.
Pronto, en- verdad me ausentare de este
hermoso pals; pero sera temporalmente y
me prometo volver el para trabaiar, en-
10 que possible me sea, en- su adelanto
prosperidad, cumpliendo asl 10 que debo
al mismo pals y a mis- propios deseos.
Mlentras tanto, reciban Wv. la sincera
expression de mi profunda gratitud, por la
generosa distinction que les he merecidc;
y permitiendome que aproveche esta oca-
sion para despedirme de todos los habitan-
tes de esta Ciudad, y darles las gracias
por 10 mucho que su sensatez buenos
sentimientos me han ayudado salir AFRO
SO del Corregimiento. Acepten Wv. la
distinguida consideration con que tengo Ell
honor de ser de Wv. atento S. S. Y amigo
Q. B. S. NJ.
Francisco B. y Barcel6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-21

De una notable revista de polftica
europea que trae un peri6dico toma--
mos 10 siguisnte:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-21

La mayor parte de los presentados
aleccionados con las privaciones y los
sobresaltos que han sufrido en- la ma
nfgua, vienen sedientos de 6rden y
de trabajo. A los pocos holgazanes que
Sc presentan, contra las moderna as teo-
rfas de los regeneradores, se1es obliga
a trabajar: que no es justo nj conve-
niente que en- estas nacientes pobla-
clones en- que casi todos son todavfa
| pobres, Sc permitan vagos nj jqgado-
res que son la playa de los ppeblos
antillanos. Todos estos cultivadores
son propietarios, pues Sc han dado
| tierras9a cada uno segun las que pue-
1 de cultivar Asf es que, earrastrados
por Ell natural incentive del propio in.
teres y empujados por la vigilancia de
los jefes militares, que no admiten
zanganos en- estas colmenas, los nue.
yos labradores cultivan con esmero ]
provecho sus posesiones, y, como L
espuma, renace Ia abundancia On lal
recientes poblaciones qae han lacidt
! aver y como la espuma crecen. Agra
j decidas estas honradas y sencillas gen
!. ties (qus 81 tomaron parte en- la Irebe
: lion fue porque no tenian alcances pa
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-09-19
Agricultural Fairs.

The following is list of the County
Fairs to be held the present fall:
The Lancaster County Agriculture
Park Association have selected Septem
ber 9th, 18th, 26th and 9th.
Lehigh County, at Allentown, Septem
Der 18th, 25th, 26th and 9th.
Northampton County, at Nazareth, Oc
tobcr lst, I'd, Sd and 4th
Kutztown, at Kutztown, October 1st,
I'd, Sd and 4th.
Fair of the Doylestown Agricultural
Mechanics Institute, Doyestown, Octo
ber 1st, 2nd, Sd and 4th.
Montgomery County, at Norristown, i,
September 18th, 10Th, 9th and 2Sth.
The OrwigsburS Agricultural Society
will hold its Fair September 24th, 25th,
26th and 9th.
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Charles O'Conor has written another
letter to his nominators, positively and
finally declining the honor they have
sought to thrust upon him. He still
agrees with them in totally repudiating
Horace Greeley as Democratic candidate
lie speaks Of the nominations at Baltimore
as unjustifable, whose folly is manifest
and whose failure is inevitable. "The
people may be sacrificed by a secret
betrayal they will never consent to an
open sale" Mr.. O'Conor sets forth at
length why sincere Democrats cannot sup.
port Greeley and Brown. but firmly
declines to become candidate himself
lie thinks that some other person should
he chosen to represent the opposition
lie does not indicate what should be done
in case another candidate cannot be found
The n0minatOrs, it is said, have determin
ed to support Mr.. O'Conor notwithstand-
ing this declination.
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EmprGV Verients.-Darius Dreher's.


new, and really handsome store room
on main street, will be ready for occupancy
in a short time. When completed, Mr. d.
will have the finest and most convenient sales
room in town.
Last week the Town Council were engaged
in laying new cross walk, on Main street,
nearly opposite our Office, but owing to the
fact that when about half completed, some
miscreant deliberately stole the flag stones
which were to be used in finishing the job,
the good work suddenly ceased.
y large number Of our citizens are at pre-
sent engaged in laying new and substantial
pavements III front Of their several proper
ties.
Several new dwellings in this borough, are
approaching completion very rapidly.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-09-19
stroudsburg Preachers Meeting

The Stroudsburg Preachers meeting met
in the NJ. E. Church, Monday afternoon at
the usual hour. Rev. j. Pastorfeld in the
chair Religious services were conducted by
Rev. A. johnson. Communications were
made by several pastors in reference to their
Sabbath services An esay on ''The Bias
phemy against the Holy Ghost. was then
read by the Secretary. A debate followed
which will be continued next Monday after
noon The question what pulpit habits
should we cultivate and what avoid, was
then taken up and discussed by the Secre-
tary. 1t was then laid over until next Mon
day. The Doxology was sung and the Bene-
diction pronounced by Rev f. NJ Brady.
On motion adjourned G. W. r. GRAFT.
Secretary,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-09-19

Three bruisers, hailing, it is said, from
the State Of jersey, after getting their skins
thoroughly soaked with fighting whiskey,
created quite furor in our usually quiet
borough on Thursday last At the Wash
ington hotel, they concluded to amuse them
selves by pummeling Mr. Daniel Staples,
and Charles Hufford, but these gentlemen,
thinking discretion the better part of valor,
beat hasty retreat The three then started
for the depot, but before proceeding very far
they attacked another inoffensive citizen,
when general melee took place, during which
the bruisers were severely handled. Ap-
parently convinced of the fact that the
Stroudsburg boys were not to be trihed with,
they again started on their way, and passing
Mr. Sanford Haines (colored) they offered
him an insult, which resulted in Haines
planting sumner full on the probosis of the
leader OF the gang, which sent him to grass
in short metre. They were then allowed to
depart, since which time nothing has been
heard from them.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-09-19
TRIAL LIST---SEP., IT. 1872

TRIAL LIST---SEP., T. 1872
Barclay Mutton, Guardian VS.. John Merwine
and Peter Merwine Executors.
Cornelia Marvin VS. Henry Marvin.
same VS.. David Marvin and Samuel
Haney.
c. S. Detrick VS. G. G. Tasker.
Aaron ". Clark VS.. Linford Marsh.
Emery h. Norton VS.. VIM. A. Knerr, ct. al.
Argument List--Sep., T. 1872,
Christopher Marsh VS.. Joseph Strunk.
Exception to Auditors report on account of
David Keller Assignee of G.. ID. Brodhead
VIM. n. Peters VS.. Peter Strunk.
Overseers of Smithield VS. Overscers of
Price township.
W. j. Overfield IS. Ii. g. Frutchey
Peter fralcy ct. al. VS.. School District Of
jackson township.
Peter Heller VS. Heller & Reinhart
Peter Obern Vs. Carey, Jones & Co.
NJ. Bossard estate VS. Philip McCluskey.
Hannah Heiney VS.. Alfred Heiney.
James Place VS.. Wash Overfeld
George w. Kresge VS. Charles Andrew.
John |. Allcnder VS.. Reuben Krcsge
Sept. 22-2t L. NJ. McILHANEY, Prot y.
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For SpOrtsmen,

After September 1st, plovers, larks,
doves, fickers, phcasants, woodpeckers
and starlings can be shot After Octo
Der Goth rabbits can be shot. Partridges
are not allowed to be shot in this county
till October 20, 1878. All shooting closes
on the first Of Januaay, but robbins,
thrushes, swallows, night hawks Casually
called whipporwills), and other insec-
tiverous birds, are not allowed to be shot
at any time. The penalty for violating
any of the provisions of the law is $40
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JURY LIST---SEPT. IT. 1872.
GRAND JTTROR0

bhhND d L hOhS.
Ba,Tett-Frederick Deubler, Charles J
Price, Jacob Rinehart
CestnutliH-Edward Davis, Christian Decker
ELdred-Anthony Berger, Solomn Frable
HGadtOR-Benjamin DUNCAN, } Jacob Mackes
David Saylor.
JdckSon-Peter B. Miller
Pdradjse-George w. Ink, Barnet Metzgar
Pocon0-Peter Shick, Jacob Edinger.
Price-William K. Price
RosS-Aaron Kresge, Peter Meason.
SmifhfeId- -MeIchor Heller.
StrOlui-William S. Rees, Daniel Keller.
StrOUds5urg-Garret c. Ramsey Benjamin
JacobY.
II. lSmM.feld- Angie.
PETIT JURORS.
Barrett-Adam TIT.
ChestnuthHDJ. +. IIoodmacher, Edwin
Kresge, George Miller.
CooLbaugh-William Gearhart, James 4.
Young, J. J. Waginhurst, Peter Schlercher.
East StrOudsbug-Henry Detrick, Peter
Empy.
Egdred-Kresge Smale.
HamHton-Casper Metzgar, Andrew Mexsel,
Matthias Steckcr.
JocksOn-Andrew J. Detrick, Philip McClus-
key.
NJ. SmiA.feld- Coolbaugh, Elijah Cort-
right, Alfred Frutchey, Abraham Hoffman.
Pardise-Wiliam Price.
P0con0-Abraham Hellyer, Peter Angle
moyer, Peter Edinger.
Poik-Reuben Kresge, Peter Hawk.
Smdh.feld-Peter NJ. Eilenberger, George
Kintner, John NJ. Strunk, Moses T. .Strunk.
StroudsbWg- Foulk, Jacob Weller
TmkhannOck-Jacob f. Altemose.
1o5yhdnRa Henry Stoddard, Perry Sox.
THO. NJ. MclLHANEY, Proth'y.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-09-19

Lehigh county does not seem to be the
most moral place in the world. at the
last term of Court, which convened on
Monday last, twenty one cases of froDiea-
ton and bastardy were presented, besides
one bigamy, one adultery and one "assault
and battery with intent 10 commit a rape"
case. This is bad record and little
Lehigh must do better
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-09-19
Simon Fried.

sRNlOh ETlcd, our undefatigabIe
dealer in clothing, hats and caps, boots and
shoes, trunks and valiscs and gents furnish
ing goods, whose visit to the city, for the
purpose of replenishing his stock of goods
for the fall trade we noticed some time since,
has retnured His shelves and counters
literally groan under their weight of wearing
apparel of every description for men and
boys, and he invites the public generally to
give him call, and examine his immense
stock.