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The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-20
Sore Throat Diptheria, Quinsey, Mumps
and all other arrangements of the
Throat.

On the appearance Of any Of these maladies, the
Ointment should be well rubbed at least three times
day upon the neck and upper part Of the chest as
penetrate TO the glands salt is forced into meats
this will inflammation and ulcer
alton. The worst cases will yield to this treatment
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-20

TIE TICHBoRSE TRIAL-A London correspondent
Of the Manchester E-snsinsr writes concerning the
long discrimination OF Mr. Baigent that in many
respects the present witness Is only next 10 import
ance the plaintiff himself for he is link without
which the chain would be Incomplete, and which
counsel for the plaintiff could not find anywhere
but in Mr. Baigent That Nj Baigeut is a character
everybody knows By this time, and anyone follow
ing the progress OF the case must see that bis cross
examination IS a most weighty feature of the plain.
tits case, for veal for woe Mr.. Baigent is
over forty years old but be might pass for twenty
five when be looks his smartest; and at no time
does he appear his fall age BE Is slightly built
hardly up to the middle height, ultra dapper, dark
eomplectiORed clean shaved sharp featured, always
specialized. sppareutly oue-eyed, somewhat deaf and
shreEd As fox The plaintiffs counsel are often
conspicuous by their absence and this week SeTeaut
Ballan;ine has been personally engaged in a divorce
case over the way. The plaintiff has not appeared
in court for several days, bat his wife was present
one morning for an hour Boyle and other passing
celebrities arc seen no more in their accustomed
places. TIE Ordinary condition Of things TO which
We have sunk may be imagined from the fact that
the Judee was compelled on Tuesday publicly to
rebuke two ladies who sat on the bench near him for
laughing too loudly, derisyely and broadly at poor
Mr. Baigent Some OF the female members Of the
Ortou family we're in court yesterday, from which it
is inferred some Ortou evidence viii be given The
Atforney-GeueraPs would yoa be surprised 10
hearsT has had its day, and in its stead we have
either aus; like Roger or But what became of
the Donkey The latter phrase OF the Judge's as 1t
occurred in being without exception the most
eomiczl incident OF the trial
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-20
Piles Fistulas and internal inflammation.

These distressing and weakening diseases may with
certainty be cured BY the sufferers If they
will hollowRy's Ointment and closely attend TO
the printed instructions Il should be we'll rubbed on
the ueighboring parts, when all obnoxious matter
will be removed A poultiee Of bread aud water may
sometimes be applied at bed time with advantage;
the most ser1puous cleanliness must be observed II
those who read this paragraph will bring Il under the
notice Of their aequaintanees whom il may concern
they will render service that will never be forgotten
as a cure is certain.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-20
scrOfula or Kings Evil and Swelling of
the Glands.

This class Of cases may be cured By Hollovays pu-
rfying Pills and Ointment, their double action Of
purifying the blood and strengthening the system
ders them more suitable than any other remedy for
all complaints Of scrofulogs As the blood
is impure. the liver, stomach and bowels being much
dersnged require purifying medicine to bring about
=
Boti tie OHfzea, aud PiII, .k0uIs Be u.s IA fLe ol
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-20
VERY CHOICE GROCERIES

Pie fruits, rcsi-1. carhouaf1 rs rrIs rsr asf-ssf
Canary ana heur seai rfifs trsrs NalsafTr trulr
" ct lhsa hams hieaehesi rInrsr 1sa1nf rlraanss
Epson salts. rr1uud ciurr. nfrai rrl-s s--a.f &C.,
Hrould black rerrrr uaife rrrrar aaTr-ae rsrra-.
Peppermint. fasa sni iarI1s 4Frrra4 '.-a.r la.i
Oruf srsatian las1u1Hs sitefa fsff arl ss.lf
tresfa tartar s1lersfus i rs aad adffes istts
Chile NiaeEar. e. ard parrfn . arlrr nsraar as-.
Reading sauce John Ball asrrs faHfs rsaf a4rrs
Morii eiuce. King If ouis sanee sarhrTr asres
f1nfnar rnH rH|H Ill
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-20
A Fine Selection for Leap Year !

STA Hsuikerchirfs Ersn and Cr-t-n Fstar-I rsrsrs
Table covers and frns Covers ~ ~ sfn.fs i rsr.
Prime ~ Wni1s ca. STA f1rrsrses Ns-ra rara.
Alpaca Umbrellas s5is pafasis Az tlnstall.
Alpaca md Coffnu d. lines r'rtina Wei 1frrala
lnisuIs Fancy VOL nlats We'll H1sIres. ~ 30 N.1..
Ladies farcV H. 90 s-rts. NafHIIaHr Be- 80
VAR uose. tiIltarV haif hf-e. aszr'rr
h'lfk STA cord 1ri flss.'F rHt1fr fsfr aEaIrIa -.
Black ulEs. itnrE aIEa frImar-9 af fi hIrf.
Brftous ~ 90 tIais shaFie Of sf f'r.s sls .HsHs
fiak -uzhars is-f cairrs. turETr "a lai ran.s
TurheY canatrir sfrIreli ard rrala|i lIrfn anna
Cotton linen and h1neF.raut faasls .rtf errf1 a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-20
CIR OCERIEs.

French Peas in Water. French Peas in Butter. tins
Peas and Carrots. Asparagus. Soup BouiIly. Mock
Turtle. Julien Crab. Kidney, Fowl 0xtail and Hare
Soups, tins Of Tongue, Brunswick Liver, Mushroom,
Westphalia, Italia, Cervelat, Sausages etc. Currant.
Apples and Rasberry Jellies in jars, strawberry, Cur
rant Raspberry and CurTant Juice. Raspberry Vine
gar, Mixed Pickles Piealilly, Onions and Cher
kins, Limburg and Swiss Cheese, barrels Rye Flour.
Sour Cabbage in kegs, kegs Sailed Brauuer Kohl,
Curly Kehl, tins Brauner Kehl Curly Kehl Cabbage
Beans, kegs Sailed Turkish Peas. Canary and Rape
Seed, demijohns yellow and Green Split Peas. Sar-
deles and Anehovies in patent glass and tin boxes,
kegs Saltpeter. cases Sweet Oil, Westphalia Hams.
kegs Russia Sardines French Prunes in glass, Smyr-
Figs in glass. Zante Currants in tins, Muscat Raj
sins in tins Capers in glass glasses Preserved Lamp
reys Russia Caviar in patent boxes Candles Saliva
ter Soap, French Chocolate, Confectionery
Marripan and other SWeetmeats, Vinegar in demi-
johns and barrels, Grocery Paper and Bags, etc.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-20

Sold at the Establishnent Of PROFESSOR H0L-
LOWAT. IA strand, fnear Temple Bar LONDON and
By all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
ihroughout the civilized world At the following prces:
Il. I'D, - ID. f. g. lis, 22s and 33s. each Pot.
- There is cousiderabls saving By taking the
larger sizes.
y. B.-Directious for the guidance Of patients IN
eTsry disorder are AFFIXED to each Pot
T. 1T. wATERHoUsE. AGENT.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-20

CiALIFoRSIA HAMS for sale by
~ BOLLEs 1 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

Cases nieknacks and fancy articles toys and dolls,
jack knives, butcher knives and pen knives. water
monkeys silk beltings, ribbons in large assortment
feathers and plumes, artificial flowers and vreaths
gutta pereha round combs, dressing and fne tooth
combs, ladies dress trimmings, fac embroderies the
best OF German cigars eorks black hat ribbons black
polished fence wire good article, hoop iron. Manila
rope, hemp sail twine walking sticks, violin strings,
hooks and eyes hair pins, meersehaum pipes, orna-
mental globe table lamps. watches, window glass
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-20

Prepared At Eonslzls. BY Capt Daniel Smith
Place Of observafions-ses level Tbe-noue-
sr-ai sunrise and at o'clock p u.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-20

TEE Mou1t Gems Tunnel, nearly eight niles long,
cost sls.0oo,ooo and employed 200 men for uiue
years Each IneAl yard cost 81 900. The tunnel
soon to be bored IN the California sierrss vii Be
I've miles lag. and may rot require half the tine
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-20

TEE oFFESsE OF THE HAvASA MEDICAL sTU-
DESTs- The Washington correspondents Of the
Boston AdsSTtisT gives the following from letter
Of suTGeueal HaIl later than that Published in
the Associated Press dispatches Of the 2Ist:
Mr.. Hall writes that be sent aftaeAs Of the Con
sulaie 10 make personal examination Of the facts
and he reported that Tuesday, the sd Of Novem-
Der, the students collected in the anatomical rOon
bat not finding TIE professor, vent to the cemetery
for the purpose Of collecting specimens OF bones
from the eharuei house Nine or ten went stroIliug
over The grounds, picking flowers, &c, but doing
10 mischief IN passing the grave Of Castauou, one
foolishiy scratched the pane OF glass with diamond
ring Others passed walking over the bed Of
flowers, and probably pl0eked some Of them At
al events, that the fan extent Of the so-ealIed
dissertation. The scratch Of the diamond on the
glass was Ike the figure s bui vas scarcely Pereep
tbls.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-20

SHORT distance west OF New Albany, lad, the
Louisville. New Albany ard ST. Louis Air Iiue ruIl-
way have had to bore several tunnels. the Longest
Of which, yet unfinished, win De fozr thousand two
hundred iset IN length
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-20
To Let or Lease.
" knight of the Red Cross Tobacco

A SMALL LOT Of this fine Tobacco
"A also other yarietiss-for sale low By
= BOLLFs 4 co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-20
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
Bad Legs, Ulcerous Sores, Bad Breasts and
Old Wounds

No description Of wound, ulcer can resist
the healing properties Of this excellent Ointment
The worst cases readily assume healthy appearance
whenever this mendieant is applied sound flesh
springs up from the bottom Of the wound, inflammation
Of the surrounding skin is arrested and complete
and permanent cure quickly follows the of the
Ointment.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-20

DAINTS and OfL--Best English ana
4 American Oh, White Lead, White Zini,. Bisek
Paint, BED Lead. Fancy Coiors add Patent Drv.r
Also-The celebrated Star Cover psir, y -
Teived and for sale BY "a BOLLEs ( 81.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-20
DENNIS. TlcEINes. BROWN rOTIuNS.

Shftlnrs. Sheetinrs ralzssts n rlraf rtlselr
AnmirstfF Aa1s, Narrels rsseesss Haiesslas
Eng-h Goturrs. Freuch Mrrirsas aasf rrrrr l1-arna
Aart-ssass, srgeus sraEirt ana uaaauGn allar
Mhltc haftellt ifaIlts ard at'ss rsTir.rs cefrr
Turkish sheets and fuudis atte -rre 0aan tItIa
horsa Blankets. white tise. .aasIsi
% various qualities flarrnc4a' Lanr CIala
Fancy I1i1rri AMI HhIie rrr1nf 1rIrfa Hlai.rr
tcrIs rery Desirable o. l1eenailre frasI-
Linen Drills. sheeiiaEs md .hlrtInrs nf1rarI ~
hiue fisunCi. Scarlet fnd WfIts a. .It .rtnrffra
Vel narcre. hisrs. uhits and nrars tlnra rar-aI
hreaks eud otter srlsi rlfrr1s CraTtet cafters.
Blue nriliur White t1rliurny tasassesr peaIrs
Tape Cheeks DaHltTies. eIieaias. lslIal ttraall.
huiiaus and ffilurliuzs. Hlar4 .it -llzi.1.
nlllA Crlne. naII-n WI b D ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-20

A hcHORs with iron stocks-an addition
. orr igTmer stock, which makes the sasortmest
hanoi In bond OF duty paid, for saIs by
B0LLE5 & co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-20
Portland Cement,
THE PURE UHADULTERATEB GRTICIEI

- In rssari 10 uhi-h tL-ss i. a lgrrqr- - z 49,.
saf,nnt niue q stand uhsn 1ffsf 90 -rra ~ -
- Ieseet assitfd ihat BE- u1ai ratEsr have 80 - =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-20

Bright, Copsl and Furniture Varnish,
Boiled Linsced Oil, Turpentine,
Mason's Backing, Coffee Mills,
Axe. Pick, Sledge, ADJ, Hoe. 90,
Hammer Chisel Handles,
Wool Cards, Saddles, Enameled Trunks,
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TRIPLES.
. 'Good:Bsye,i;Sweethea|r1'tts |1'ts|
-: ';,:' / .;t,9'':> - :',..& r.,-.'::r.,
i - A TALE IN THREE PARTS.

By RnoDA BoucHroN, AUTHOR or "RrD AZ 4 ROSE Il
!'.... &C.; SHE" ETC. -:
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..s:'* am going tohy up such store
ofstreugth against next winter" she
continues, laughing almost loudly, "fo.
I mean to be gayer than ever then
gayer than ever" ..,z--. =. .s.<-.
Tho contrast between the words she
il uttering and the blsek devastation
that is laying waste her soul, stakes her
With such bitter force that she turns
away sharply.
"Do you? he says, 6e.osly. "I
dare say! What is it to me? Why do
you toll me ?"
Higher and higher the fair broal
moon has been sailing; she has reach
ed her zenith; nov, notbipg escapes
her; every larob.fsathsr, every yea.sy
crown of froth, every daisy and. fine
grass.bl.de, she hss daistaly washed.
~ am going" Paul aye; With rough
suddepness. -"W6st an 1 v,itng tor7
Can you tell ms thst I If I stayed here
all night and tomorrow, and the night
after, what would be changed! This
vile stream would be thundefing on,
and We should still:bc standing here,
eating our hearts out with longing for
things that, if We had them, would not
give us content"
eyes," che says, and her own pretty
womacIy voice is almost as harsh as bis,
ego! Who is keeping you?"
Hi, face is white-so white-with
the raIl,r Of unwilling passion, and he
,s trembling all over.
"And must l leave you here, all
alone IN this desolate place 2" he asks,
in husky whisper; "all alone, as I
touod you p
Add she echoes, Gall alone !"
"You are not fiightencd?"
Again she laughs, though the mus
oles about her face seem tight and
stiff.
What should be frightened 1t :"
Their hands are irterlocked, and
their eyes arc fixed on each others
faces.
''This is the third time We have said
Goodbye" he says, iudlstincuy.-
"The last vas bad enough, but. for
my part, I liked it better than this ;
and the frst-Lenore, do you reuem-
Der the first on tho steamboat at St.
Milo ?'
II remember nothing" she says,
breaking out into an impetuous pas
sion, while the blood runs headlong to
her checks. "How many times must I
tell you that it is an accursed word ? I
have torn it out of my vocabulary ! I
always look on-ou-now" (speakiog
tcverishly). "Surely there must be
something pleasant ahead somewhere
somewhere !"
"perhaps," he says gloomily ; "but
one thing l am sure of-O Lenore !!
you are sure of it too-and that is,
that there is nothing so pleasant as
what We have left behind !!
These are his last words.
(TO BE CONTINUED.)
u u rNrYn~W~
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ROGER SMITH g. CO.,
MANUFACTURERs OF
Fine Silver Plated Ware,

producing for the Fall and Winter
Trade, large variety Of elegant designs Of
TEA SETS, URNS, CaSTORS, FR UT
and BERRY DISHES, &c., ~
together with a complete line of their cele-
brated SPOONS FORKS. KNIVES, So,
all warranted full plate, and bearing their
TRADE M ARK,
which is the oldest and best known of any
leading Silver Plate Manufacturer in the
United States.
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Agents, l42 Lake st., Chicago
Dealers may obtain illustrated catalogues
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PIONEER WAGON SHOP
ATTENTION !!

l would give notice to my friends thu
l have returned to my old stand,
sss MUSIC. HALL,
on Richmond avenue, which has been open.
ed up in good style. y. g.:~>:- =
Give me a call.
9. . . NJ. FISCHER.
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1 LesaI andGovernment ad dvertIsements,7 IS cents
nor SQUARE for tho first insertion, and 37 cents per
sauare for each subs quent insertion.
2. Attorneys ordering in legal advertisementsar are
regarded As accountable for the cost of the same un
less there 10 special agreement to charge the same
advance orupon delivery of the affidavit.
s. Local Notices, Is cents per to transient, and
10 cents per line to regular, advertisers.
Notice ofdeath [simple announce ement1 25 cents;
obituary notices, cents per line; marriage notices
so cents.
5. Special place and double column advertisements
to be insertedat rates agreed upon.
s. Yearlyadvortsers pay quarterly.
7. Strangers must payin advance, give satisfac-
Ory references.
JOB PR I'm I'm G
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tune in Washington Market. The
widow VAS decidedly taken With young
Fagsn on his first appearance in
the house, and watched his work
with an apparently deep interest. In
fact she followed him from room to
room, scarcely leaving him alone for .
minute. This made Thomas q little
nervous, and being rather sensitive he
imagined that tho widow suspect
ed him of dishonesty. The longer
Thomas remained in the widows
domicile the closer she watched him.
Finally it made him SO uncomfortable
that he resolved to stand it no longer.
He informed his employer of this
state Of affairs, and another man was
sent in his place. This did not suit
the widow, and when the new paint
er made no appearance she bade him
return to the shop and send Fagan to
do the work, saying that she wanted
him and none other to work for her.
Pagan was accordingly sent to finish
the job. While Fagan was busily at
work, Mrs. Read stepped up to him
ana asked him whether he vas mar
ried On being answered in the neg
alive, she said |: "Then 1 an going to
take advantage Of the leap year aud
make you proposition Of marriage"
"But my dear madame" said the
young man, blushing to the roots of
bis hair, "you must surely BE- joking.
We are strangers, and I am sure that
you do not mean what you ssy."
"1f you think I am joking and do
not mean what I say, just put On
your coat and 60 with me to my law
yer, and I will make ever to you $780,.
600 worth Of property" said the
bouncing widow.
Young F.gsn, convinced BY her
manner that she wss in earnest.
straightwsy accompanied her to the
lawyer and deed was drawn up CIV
ing to Fsgan $4,000 worth Of prop
erty, which he was 20 become possess.
ed of on the day of tho marriage.
Pagan, after the agreement had been
made, gave up his work. He can be
seen daily riding through the city BE-
hind fast horse, which draws = stylish
turnout, and be is one of the best
dressed men to be seen ON the street,
Whenever he meets one Of his
old ohums he halls him and says:
.Weli, Nv. b. they'' this is b'ttsz than p.iat
Er-F Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-24
G. A ET lila.

= Llegada.-En ell t1ltimO vapor ingI@s
lego esta ciudad, nuestro respectable
amigo el Excmo. Sr. D. Romualdo Cha
vary. Damosle la mas cordial bienvenida
y nos alegramos de que haya recobrado
su salud en- Ell largo viaje que ACADIA de
hacer. @2-
sHabra estadO en- Lares9-:POdra
decirnos alguien que grado ha tenido en-
Lares Ell Sr. Gonce, actual corregidor de
Mayaglez? Suplicamos q los antiques s6cios
de C0pd Prleto nos aclaren este punto. -
AeatrO.-MahaUa domingo por 1anO-
che Sc pondra en- escena por primera vez
en- este temporada, ell famoso drama en-
dlez actos nominado: Ell Joro6ado.
Aseguramos a la empresa un lleno COM
pleto, en- vista del buen 6xito que obtuvo
ell a1o pasado. .~er1 s4asssN
LOterfa.-z4Os tres premiOs mayOres
del sorteo celebrado en- esta capital Ell dia
% de noviembre corresponds a los ndme-.
ros y puntos siguientes:
11,120-$80OO Santh6mas, 2,522-
81 800 Cabo-rojo y 7,52l-5OO Arecibo.
En los cliEaAas trOpicaHes Ell ca5elIO
cae temprano sno sa conserva con grande
cuidado. Una fiicion suave Y ffecuente
con Ia escob]lla es menegter para su desen-
volvim:ento vigoroso: zero tambien algo
mas Sc requ; ere. I'll oraneo yuelve seco y
precsa fuerza y yigor.
El mejor vigorador que Sc ha inventado
es ell t6nico oriental, q1e Sc asimila con
LIS seoreoiones De los vasos unidos la
cutlcula, J asiste a producer una cosecha
a5undante y lermosa de pelo
Bgotes, barbas ralas vu6!vense esoesas
y vigorosas bajo su efeoto estimulante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-24

sd Los que suscriben Sc adhieren & la
protesta publicada en- 81 BoLETIN
MERcANTIL del IL del corriente, con
fra las calumniosas frases yertidas en-
el Congreso por el 1diputado. Sr. San
roma. SIS .se. asnsame1 ii ~ Aisssak II rs 4
sAGANArr- DOCTOR q tiIlsrno pCerda inc dico tiitu
lar y capitan de volnntarios; Juan BoFras s co
,mercante; Feliciano Par6s, propi6tarlo y conner
stino Garcia, comefeianb~; Domingo Perez COMA
Iez, Commentaries; Bonoolo Casa'las 0inenez, 60
fl mler9ianEe; r9ianEe; FraIqisQo MepenseA, pr p t"'io Re-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-24

gno ORTIZ, ofoial denilicia Florentino Lopez, An-
tonic uente colnersiante; Juan Mora, cofnercian-
te; Domfngo Gimenez propietario; Francisco lu-
Ricardo de Orta, Antonio Diaz, Antonio Fernandez,
Gii iRodriguez Juan francisco Ooltazo, Joaquin
Nrg Nvliag Ansr6s Melendez, Jose Feble, propetSrio;
Nare1so MARTINEZ, id !; Sebastian Mas Y Coll, Juan
5epf, Antonio ySimo, propetario comerciante:
Jose SlmO propietariO; Bernardo Simo idem; j uan
Smo, Jose Garcia Muhiz, propietarioy ante;
Tomato MEDINA francisco Plnoi s9Jose Padr6,
RosendO Guma comereiante; Francisco Revent0s
y P1jol, Francisco Reventos Gunla,. opietario
\ comerciante Carlos Marchante, propietario;
nuel -Venero. propietario; Fidel Venero, j uan
Ferran, Ramon Fernandez Damian MonseIrat, Jo-
deo Menendez Juan Menendez, propietario; Atomic
Mofey, y,comerciante; Miguel Estran. Enrique Pom
lamil, Valentin Caldas, Francisco Morey, Est6ban
N, Rodriguez. Manuel Nadal Y Rey maestro titular
de instruction; Fernando Bouvier, agrimensor titu-
lado; GIegorio Garcia Luis Fagundo Inoecncio
Matos, Rafael Rosario Gonzalez, Pedro Fernandez
Eanga. Por Manuel Aponte, propietario, y Aniceto
Gago Been 1er Nada aa
Antonio Miranda, Fernando VazQuez, DiOnisio Ra-
mos, Clemente Ramirez, Francisco Gregori, jose
Par6s. s's
BARROs Os.-Jos6 sa bino Arroyo propietario Y CO.
merclante; Elias Bou, voluutario; Jose Vivas idem;
Aslclo Bon, comerclante. Bias Colon, propetario;
Juan Ramon Ortiz, propietario Y voluntario Igi-
Mo Font, prOpletaIO; Eduardo elgadO, pTOpietaro
y yoluntario; Domingo Cali, propietario conner
elante Roman Carreras, propietariO yoluntario;
Juan Ramon Roas artesano yvoluntario; Francis
co Moya Campos, dependents voluntario Jai-
-depend1ente voluntariO; Francisco Gonzalez Re-
guerra id. id. Jaime GOiZa id i'd Antonio Custorio
y Munoz preceptor Carlos Tossu, .industriaE Pedro
J. del Manzano, dependiente y voluntario; Francis
co Bon, propetario cornerciante voluntario; Luis
Ma Alfaro, escr beute v0luntario; Narciso Bou,
dependiente vountario; Francisco Jose Ortiz, pro-
pietario voluntario; Rodulfo Ortiz, industrial
volutario; Ulpiano Torres, artesano v voluntario;
Jaime Nadal, depend1entey voiuntario'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-24
EsidOrO Walls.

Con indignation, va que no con sor-
pEesa, he leido un communicate suscrito
por un inc6gnito N. n, en- ell peri6dico
Lo Opinion Naciomag de Caracas, ndmero
1896 y correspondence al 6 de noviem-
bre del ano actual, fechado en- Santh6mas
en- d de octubre; y digo que no con sor-
presa porque no extrano va YER en- letras
de moIde falsedades, e inexactitudes de
las que esta cuajado dicho escrito.
Mi car1era militar me hace ser extrano
q cuestiones como Ia presente; ell haber
desempenado cargos civiles, me obliga q
no terciar en- ell asunto: este no obstante,
es para mi un deber i1eludible de honor
y de conciencia, por 10 mismo que nadie
Sc ha acercadO q preguntarme siquiers,
no autorizar con mi silencio 10 que ala
sonnbra de mi nombre Sc publica. =
Ell comunicado Sc re6ere los Sres. Ma
ter y un tai Gonzalez. sa,as.rr "a
Correspondence, pues, decir que lasco-
munlcaclon que como prueba del cargo,
aparece en- ell referido comunicado,s ID
cual Sc dice ser mia, es ap6crifa 8 ses@fal.
sa variado el sentido de la declaration
que presto ante el Sr. Lara, pues no.sde-
clare 10 que SO supone. @@~7
I Entire esta manifestation mia con mi
6rma q su pie, que es Ia de un cabaIlero
y 10 que expone ell iuc6gnito comunican-
te N N. desdc Santh5mas dirigi6ndose a
Caracas, sobre asantos de esta isIa, el pds
b!ico juzgara, -.
EsCo 40 es decirs rsque, 40 tome parte, en
Ia question Gonzalez, 20 la tome: como
autoridad que era cumplf con mi deber Y
mi ccnciencia esta muy tranquila,1y 81
NIL veces en- la vida Sc me -ocurre prestar
servicips 4, mi patris, tengan seguro Gonl
zrlez N. N. y cuantos como ellos7 pien-
san que no me AIRED ara SUI astucia 9aT s
Por las raaopes que aates dejo expues-z
tas, no estoy EN- Ell case de extendefme
mas en- este escrito nj de discurrir sobrea
otros ruatos que Sc mencionan en eltqneS
ha obligado . tomar Ia pluma su sffeno.
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ssA z sS'ls'.4 q Q.B. s. M:ss
Es1dOrO walls.
Puerto REQ, novienble 10 de 1872.