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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-30

guien pFetende privarle de ella. Las
cuestiones sohre Ia Florida y Tejas;
las varias ainenazas que el coloso del
Norte por medic de 81 prensa ha he
sho recientelnente 4 Mejico; los pa
sos que los UoTte ameFicanos han da
81 Par adquiriF, por medic de un
tras paso, 4 Cuba y Puerto Rico; to-
10 ludiea que la rolitiea ahsorbente
ie los Estados- Unidos ha do traer,
ahdaad0 o. tempo, un gran confIcto
que la de terminar con la prepOnde-
r.ncla 10 una dc las dos razas men
rionadas. Nosotros no sabemos por
donde al cuando empezara la lucha;
aero no cfColn0s nj que los EsiadOs-
UHios renunciep sus proyectos de
sleaieh, % que b. passes que hablan
es. al d 10 delen sujuzgar sin opener
.aa h l0.ca ISSlstr acla.
5abemos que el pueblo nOrte-ame
ticauu 40 gu7la 90 nedios viole tos
para engran ieeer su tefritorlo, por-
qle Ia stetr4 iuterranpivia la admi-
.4O!e pf,spuridad en que Sc encuen
tf4o 80 cOmercio y su lndustrla; perO
49, i,or 80 a1an loaa la diplornacia
yaaLec as de cohijsr bajo las
a.as dsl agu.'a ds Jorge Washington
las na 4. 4iies rrs,oucs de la Ame.
rca e-paaJ.a
ilay, sln enlbaggo, On los Estados-
uuuus maah,s lombres de inhIencia
} ue Ieooa c-.l moral lad politlca
qua fechazau a. rinm1deralo deseo de
aeIgecu .An eu.J &c terrltorio, pOrque
-aca que .4s !. .anirs uaolones suelen
psgtsr en soarsloA todO 10 que ganan
"a eAte4s.p0, J porque cfeen que es
stntl >'ar sgugse y oro en- ensan-
1gAr .us lIuates uo - patrIa cuando
.lylca ,s4ay.a espUbladas sus inmeu-
-as suts AIDES ue. Oeste.
P1t4 eA,stea hombres 10 recto
elt=uo ca As CaWaraS Ge Washing
n 8 que 4zaTOn es,as, tres
10 naet, us ,aSos cue ha5la dajo
K. Yseslaeu Grant para incorporar
- Es,a .os Uu.dos la repnbuca
.J#.u.>a1a.
Pec1 a. .aio De estos americanos
,e4s4tus cst a iOs ayentureros lie to
ao, - passes cue ailayen Nueya
l3lA ga 0usc de esas rapldas tortunaS
44s $3.50 eu e, revue. - - pueden
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-30
CONSIDERACIONES.


Las madres americanas 40 com
prenden, no conciben, como las ma
dres de las provincias del lltoral can
tabrlco, permlten que sus hijos apenas
al llegar q la adolescencia Sc lancen
desampafados al Oceauo eo busoa de
lejanas y para ellos misteriosas regio-
nes donde de ciento, noventa, 10 me-
nos, hallan perpetuo destIefro y tum-
ba segpra Sin embargo este singular
fen6meno tiene una explicaoion.
En- primer iugar los que nacen Gu
las monta1as del Norte de la PENN
sula ibeflca, pafticuiarmente en- las
poblaciones ruraies, apenas Ia edad
les p8fmlte moverse, apenas los albo-
res de la razon penetran Ell sus cere-
0ros do niflo, SO dedican q rudas ta-
reas, Sc endurecen y Sc hacen intre-
pidos luchando coz aqueia agreste
natufaieza. ALI desde los siete amos
SO entra en- la va respectable categorfa
de rapaz (1: y un rapaz desafia en-
81 ltoral CantaDnco las olas del mar
mas brasio de la terra, satanaD CO
mo III galnO pOr encima De los cOio-
sales peflascos que dejan descubIertos
ids aguas cuando, s0ilcitadas por Ia
misterlos attraction de los astros, sc
retlran nIiias enteras como las del
Mar Rojo, ante la vara de Dos que
llevaba Molses; IN rapaz sube las
cmpinadas cumDres de los montes
recoger una cabra descarrlada d
cOrcar un naz lie yerDa para el gana
ia; IN rapsz auda IN par de Ieguas 4
pc para IL J Volver a Ia via D ia es-
cue,a; IN rapaz trepa gigaatescos cas-
tal1os para ecAar aDajo aiguaos erIzos
. se encarama s1bre fl3xibles cerezos,
8 s1Dre qusDralizas h.gaefas para al
caazar a4gunas ttuta>, IN rapaz iieSa
IN celemn IL trgo 8 maiE 4. distaate
mouno, caVa Ia terra, slega ea eI pra-
do, y C., tn IN, en- m.nlataga ma
rlacro, pastor, mJz0 de cuerda y IA
Z
adolescencla. Lnaaos al mismo item
30 en- IA Or4ctica. mas paras Ia Ia
r.llaoa cr.a.4s e.a r.,tvoa oa.
crro los heroes Ia Covadonga, que
qae hizo iaveac4bIe a Cd, que NOV 5
= v1laata 4a Goloa Il oraxo ao
Herman La.tes, rsos a.las Que Gre
.ra re.ol.aasia Ia ml. "a atna0stora
aac rc.p.. j P-a,,, aua rreea en Ia
proteccton ID Ia proslleacsa que se
Iuzgan lav4snaralses 1aa Ii c3a1p4rlf.
Ia ~ A4k.l ca.tg..ts. eSas no. i
aala t.saea n.e..a. aiag4n oostaoa.a
toA arFedra s. aonorcs "a 4sals.ta
uaS so.0 4- caef..A. pos IL .astlu-
!. ,nexpllcaa.e para t.,ds !. aae no il.
9 81, e,4os ;. ssca.ea = .sac@ le
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-30

7 dice E1 Progreso refutando nues-
tro suelto sobre la libertad que Sc
disfruta en- la rep1blica federal de
VenaznAla. ~ e9
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-05
HOME NEWS.

The Circus was largely attended.
The fire limits have been laid out.
Trinity Church was consecrated last
Sunday.
The Albany Register has just closed
its fifth volume.
There are twenty six Farmers
Oranges in Oregon.
Nowhere up the valley have the crops
been damaged 10y the recent rains.
The overland mail now reaches AS
toria in ten days from New York city.
There are about $1,000 bushels of
wheat in the various storehouses at Cor
wallis.
A ledge of pure chalk has been found
in the vicinity of Latta creek, Clatsop
Plains
The Linn county Fair commences on
the 23d of September, and continues
four days.
The Jackson county Fair will COM
mence on the oath inst. and continue
four days.
The Monticello steamer will leave this
city hereafter at a. NJ, instead of S, as
heretofore.
The last shipment, for the season, OF
Oregon salmon was taken to Astoria on
Friday last.
The new school books adopted by the
Board Of Education are now coming
into market.
The assessed valuation of Clatsop
County as equalized by the Board last
week is S545,O9O.
The South Portland saw-mill was
burned Saturday night The fire was
the work Of an incendiary.
a reward of $1,000 is offered for the
apprehension Of the person or persons
who caused the fire of August ID.
The State Fair will commence on the
9Th Of October. Large premiums are
offered for all branches of industry.
The Gussie Telfair brought down a
piece Of copper belonging to the ill-fated
steamer George ). Wright. It was
found in Queen Charlotte Sound.
J. NJ. Fryer has re-opened at his new
store on First street, between Madison
and Jefferson, and viii keep a large as
sortment of general merchandise.
The public schools of this city will
open one week from next Monday On
account Of the smallpox being in the
city, no children will be admitted with
out having been vaccinated.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-05
BISHOP PECK.

This eminent minister and able
scholar entertained large and atten-
veaudience in the Taylor-street church
on Monday evening with a lecture upon
"Science and the Spirit Land" We
have rarely heard superior eloquence or
more scientific reasoning. The venera-
bic appearance Of the speaker, who
stands, as it were, upon the very brink
Of the river Of eternal life, adds much to
the interest Of his logic. Who can
doubt an existence beyond the grave
when contemplating the inevitable and
speedy demise of a material body clothed
with such a spirit?
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-05
CERTAIN CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
DR.. E. CHAMPLAIN'S
LIGNEOUS EXTRACT
statement OF DR.. E. ChampIain.

IN ls4i, in Richland county, Ohio, discoy-
Il cred this Extract TO be a Sure Cure for DyS-
pepsia. The discovery was accidental in the
first instance; but the extract never once failed
10 cure. effectually and permanently, every
case 10 which IL was applied, including many
OF long-standing that had defied every remedy
Of the medical science of the day.
have resided the past eight years in Clover
dale, SOnOma county, California, where, dur
ing all this time, ] have cured all my friends
who were dyspeptic, free OF charge: they intro
duced their friends, who were cured In their
turn, and the circle has continued enlarging, so
that TO comply with all demands my whole
time and attention must be devoted TO this re-
medal interest. Hitherto my labOrs in this
direction have been gratuitOus; but on appli-
cation al the Patent Office this extract was eN-
amined and patent issued on the Eith Of
August, lsI2 The extract contains no alcoholic
or mineral substance, but is purely vegetable.
and compounded in Natures great laboratory
by a thOrOugh-going Temperance man and a
member of ClOverdale Lodge OF Good Tenn
plars. Assured from past experience that the
EAlract Will cure all cases OF Dyspepsia, / feel
eonhdent Il will meet Great Need OF the Civ
| ilized World.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-05
HOME AGAIN.

Miss Eliza r. Snow, the talented
maiden polygamist, whose lifeand relig-
ion constitute remarkable matrimo-
nial paradox, has recently returned
from an extended Oriental tour. Her
communications to the Womalfs Expo
'le'lt during her absence have been char
acterized by striking versatility of gen.
ius and fine scholarly ability. We re-
gret that fine poem from her pen, in
blank verse, written We think, in Pales-
tine, clipped from the Exponent for pub
lication in this paper was mislaid dur
ing our vacation. Will some of oul
Salt Lake friends be kind enough to for
ward us another copy?
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MADAM ANNA BISHOP.

This celebrated Prima Donna has been
singing in our city to crowded houses
during the past week. Everyone is
charmed with her music as well as her
personal appearance and womanly de-
meanor. We are pleased to find her
sensible and sprightly in conversation,
with none Of the afiectation so visible
in some Of our would-be great men ard
women. Her wonderful experience as n
traveller within the last quarter century
would form an intensely interesting VOL
ume. And then her singing-welI. IL is
nothing but dulcet, delicious, dreamy.
sparkling, vivacious, sentimental
mirth-provoking, tear-starting soul
thrilling melody.
The troup who accompany her are
fine musicians in their way, but the
whole performance would fall fiat with
the public were it not for the charm of
Madam Bishops presence. We have
not heard one man say disparaging
word in regard to her appearance before
the public, and strange to say, not one
has said that ''she had better be at home
darning socks and sewing on buttons. y
As Geo. L. DePrans, the city manager,
omitted us in eomplimenting the press
with tickets, we are pleased to thank
Madam Anna Bishop for favors re-
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THE WAYS OF WOMEN
In their Physical MOraI and intellectual Relations,

BY a MEDICAL MAN. This Is unquestionably
one of the most remarkable books issued from
the American Press in many years. A most
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wOrd-painting on themes OF vital Importance
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Certificate of III. Glenn.

East Portland, Feb. 26. ls78.
Mr. =; II. Eubanks-Dear Sir:-I would re-
Spectfully state that have been troubled with
Indigestion nearly three years. Hearing of DR.
bottle at DR.. NJ. Mack's Drug store. and amer
using about one-half bottle, was entirely re-
leFed OF all symptoms OF Dyspepsia, and have
no difhculty now in properly digesting nv
food. can conscientiOuSly recommend II 10
such as are afflicted, knowing II 70 be "a certain
cure. Yours truly. II. GLENN
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CertIGcate of Mrs. Ellen FreeIand.

Portland, oregon, Feb. s, 1873.
Mr.. f. II. Eubanks-Dear Sir:-I will respect
fully inform YOU that ] have been troubled
with Dyspepsia for many years, and could get
no relief until ] got bottle of DIR. T. Cham
plains IigneOus Extract, and after using if find
ii has been Of great benefit TO me. think il
will make a permanent cure / have no heSi-
tancy in recommending Il 10 all who are trOul-
led with the complaint. Yours truly,
MRS. ELLEN FREELAND.
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One door from First, is n sure cure or preventive
for that disease. The history of this medicine
cannot better be explained than by inserting
the following letter.
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No person should be without this medicine.
as the disease is now i'm various parts OF the
country, and may be among us any day. IL is
an old and true adage, that AN ounce OF pre-
ventiOn is worth pound of cure''-'' TI'is "a wise
man that carries his coat on a fair day." etc.
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-12-02
] A Manual of Heath.


AN edition of between nine and ten millions of
copies .of a very useful work ia ready for gra-
tuitocs distribution, and behad for the asking
at any drug storein the United States, the British
Colonies Spanish America or Brazil he work re.
ferred to is Rostetter's Almanac for 1874. The
medical portion of it treats of the various
to which the human system is subject, and sets
forth the peculiar properties Hosteters Stomach
Bitters-the purest and best tonic at presentknow
-as preseryative of health and siren gth and as
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printed in all the principal languages of the civil
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the plain simple and articles which this
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and the calender department copious and compre.
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the merchant the mechanic, the Iaborer, the pro-
fessIona man all need it and TO inva lids of both
sexes il is literally article of prime necessity-
The medical technicalities which render SO msnv
medical treatises intended fer popular use unintei
Hgible to the general reader. have been carefully
forcible and reconcilable with reason and com.
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The prnprietors, Messrs. Hostetter & Smith Pitts
hur"h, Pa, on receipt of a cent stamp will
forward a copy by mail to any person who cannot
procure one in his neighborh hood.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-12-02
NOTICE.

A Ii persons knowing themselves TO be indebted
"A 70 the Izte frm of Hillary, Wilson & John
SOM are requested 70 make iulmediate settIeroept
"a the business Of the firm must be etosed Ailper.
soma having claims against them are requested 10
present. them oI settlement. EiLher of4he ln4ed,m
will settle accounts of the firm. -. > 80 : = -.
= JN0. J. HILLEARY,
- w N c. WILSON
ii. A. JOHNsuNsaI
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-12-02

ANDREW HUNTER, Eso-The friends. of
this well-known lawyer, here and elsewhere,
will be glad to know that he has somewhat
recovered from recent severe illness, and
was out on the streets again on Saturday last.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-12-02
COMPREHENSIVE.

THE late firm Of HiIi.ary vyiiIsos = .1s.,-,..
n hayins been dissolved BY the -etfrexpesfot NJ
eOndncfed by Jnss J. aiIissry and n y. =
under the name. style and frm OF HilIesrs & Iobne
son nom this date. ~. = JNo- J. HILLE8RY,a
Summit Point, March %. is7sssn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-12-02
DISSOLUTION.

TIE Co partnership heretofore existing between
Il Hineary, Wilson < Johnson Is this iday dis.
solved ny mutual consent Either OF the late firm
are authorized to settle the business Of the irfn
= stils J. HILLARY
--> -ta 81 W.N C. WILSON
H.A. JOHNSON. =,
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OIL Cafpnle tAan agate fse4sl.sa
LIumbago, seiatiea. Kidney and Nervous Disesses,
aiteryehrs OF suffering, byffakintr DR. Filters
pesetable Rheumatic Sgrup-tb. scientific
discovery OF D. p. Filter, NJ a4eznlar ersd uaie
r6ysle1an, with shem we are peesa1slly seqsaint-
ed, Who has for 80 5ears treated ihese diseases ex-
cius,feiy with ihhipg fespIts. we beIfsve It
cur christian duty, after deliberstion to conscien-
tlously requsst sufferers to persons
In rnoderste circumstance Who cannot afford 10
waste money and time ON wsEthieAs rnixtureS Az
cerEymen We seriously feel the deeprespOn sihility
resting on us in Pnbicly endorsing THE medicine
but our knowIedgeaDd perisnco of its reznar ka-
BILE merit fully justfes our ton. Rev. CHI Rw-
ing Media Penn a; suffered sixteen years became
hh hop Rev Thomas MurRhy. 3. D.. Frank
Sersey; Rev J: s. Buchanan. claJenee. iowa Rev.
&C. Smith, PittsfieId, New York. Rev Joseph
Beggs, Falls Cbutch, Philadelphia, Other testI.uo
niAls from Senators Governors, Judges, Congress
men .Physicians &c. forEarded gratis viii r,s ron-
let ezPia ing these diseascs. One Thousand dol
lars will be presented to any medicine same dis
eases showing equal merit r1der festE or that can
produce qne- fourth many living cures. Any per-
son eending by letter descriptions OF afrfrtioh will
receive gratis legally signed guarantee, naming
the number of bottles to cure. agreeing to feGDnd
money upon sworn statement its failure 70 ccre
Afflicted invited TO write to DIR. Filler, Phiiad,a-
His valuable advice costs nothing. - ~
G. BELLER.s
Sole Agent for Harper's Ferfy.-
January Il 1s73-Iy.