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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-29
PAPEL PAPEL
PARA EN- T APIZAR.

Sc aSaba de recibir una gran variedad de pin
tas muy elegantesy precios sumamente m6di-
cos. En- La Viscaina de p Ubarri San Francis
cOnilmerO 80. 8-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-29
ANO XXXIII.

Est, peri6dico publca los domingos, microbes y
viernes cuando las circunstancias 10 exigen dan
lcances suplementos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-29
Giro de Letras.

Sobre Cadiz, Sevila Madrid por todas can
tldades corta vista giran los qIe suscriben.
Pucrto-R Rico tebrcro de 1S73.-lIiarte HERNIA
no dc Caracena Comp IF.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-29
Manual del lngeniero.
Por D. Nicolas Valdes.

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mttad dn pgUeta para FrAitaAs el rnsE0 aaha
que urda.~uc vunka CT CAaA nlaEea aws
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-29
Hermosa y basata.
AuGar bIaHEa d i kbita uIaI
SAN VICENTE.

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Pedro del Vale caiie de sAn jaAsa nam- u.
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Consulate Britanico.
ME.s DE JILnO.

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-29
HicrrO galvanizaslo.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-10
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batsr an cen: eileen aufsunsbmeu.
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in isinsn Sanesu bate, bat r1 bic gsisr;abl esl.
lsltsn msbr ais peSepgpslt uue es line III Ger
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purce sr 10 ticita olue BANK irItli &beilblter
am 6isibaiie bltiEen.
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peer aud pbue Gle init tem 9lite rsrbnpteac
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ben une lup ctpnlse Ilufltebbaber peee G~eclgatie
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ScuiSeIaG, sly.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-10

fcmmt Juror unp itiQt 8erwirruna. 0er>
sinist bic, pelde ii6 ibrem GinFuGe
binaebsn. Die Distarmonie pes Bolts
binii6tli9 Ger STentli9en Stule III pur9
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Ipate ni6t iiberwuneen werpsn, ielbf
wcnn ie IS SermSdte. Rein 8ortbeil,
Ger lid aus fold einem Wistrau& unc
aus icld elmer 8etfebruns Ger 3esies
runsssenalisn ersebe, fOnnte BE xcier
erIessn. 8urs, mic srcb unc pie betla%
s~enawertb BE llnsinisfeit reS Bottles
hini6tlid Der Grsiebuns pter Get Helt>
sion INNER iein mag; pie 3eaierura bat
camit ni9t Gas @erinsIe su ihafeu.
Aaein eaS @plt, uup nidt bic @;sierung,
1T rafir Yerantwprtlid.
@ea rie 8esieruna einen srcFsn utb
iberaus serantwprtli9en Nntbeil an Der
Mufredterbaltuns FER Sfla.erei unp an
Der Grniccrisuns Uni FER Sertbisruns
un1erer farbisen Goce bate. 10 mar le
I'M &s6te, ais fe Ger emancipation je>
ner &ace Die 9pricrse fir bic G~rsicbuns
perleltsn fpisen liee. Dieie SOrtsbrunz
gen mag ie pa1enrer @eiie auacebnsn.
Gs 1T feline @sfabr sprbaneen, raB ie
itsrmasise @uslasen fir rte arpbe
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unp rod 10 serulpism unp lanftsn 8aee
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pariiber ;u psrfdsen Ger lein. renlelben
CUR &epuetipn Ter Sbulp fir cie oas
sanse Iclf baftbar if,-eer Sdulo Der
etn;elnen Staaten ;u perpencen.
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elmer Ter srSstsn Srrtbimer unierer Belt
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iersn eissnen Sdnren su tbun ni6t
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penen mir auf unieren tdsli6en Spas
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pie a%rmsnbduier; mir pa~trrniiyen lieber
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., als ras MIR
lelbit in Seribruns nit esm msnidliz
den Glene fcmmen, uno mir SerlaiIen
uns auf reren Ginri6tms, allies Dass
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fallen fir rie menl6lide @cblfabrt Su
bewcrffsllisen, Dem mir aus 5rdsbeit
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men 3eitseiite susulhreibsn, cab ole pro-
tsitanten rem Staate pie Gr;icbuns ibrer
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peuen Sswsssrince, welde fatbclilde
Gltern YeranlaiIsn, ihrs Sinner in Yfarrs
ibulen untsrridtsn sa loiIsn, miereas
ten.
Sbr 6reuno
Nerrit Emitb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-10

y InjeupHngen II. &prrrs
lppnpenjen brlearerS ittr tirbItdAc
ane anpert mi9tiSe 9e9ebrnbcitcn liur
iepESriI pilfpmpiei, maNen aber BON,
Ssuiairr pntrutidnet lein.
IIt 1. gfep, W bic Giienbcbu psn Gi5 uaa
@tSiAirrt aud fur &silsaee syrdust wVresa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-10

S~s.auslssu res .Gatb. GlluetnsbOltn"
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-05-08

mother, we all would fsin utter. an =. ,.1
feel how feeble words are 70 express the srnc.
tions OF sorrow upon such occasions. Her
friends have testified by their acts, that thsv
mourn with those who mourn; and feme1.
Der with full hearts the virtues of the an.
ceased.-[Gardiner Journal of yesterday.
Hon. J. M. Stone Of Kennebuut. h,s din.
covered on his farm at that place, Z bed Or
deposit supposed to be q species Of mari.
which promises to be Of great value ~ fer.
tilizer. He used it to some extent ON his
ground the past season, and is well assured
of its great fertilizing powers. Col. Stone
will gladly furnish samples of it to those of
his agricultural and horticultural friends who
desire to test its value az fertilizer.
Marcellus Baker, charged with abduetine
Alice M. Burns from Lewiston to house Of
iil-fame in Boston, on Monday was bound
over in the sum Of $1,000 for trial at the next
term of the Supreme court. a5- g5t
The journal says that seven companies are
shipping ice from the Kennebec at the pres.
ent time. The Knickerbockers are loading
at the rate of load day. All the ice will
get cleared out this year, probably.
0. Y. & J. Nutting of Perham, during the
past three weeks, made 225 gallons of maple
syrup. They used 1919 buckets.
The Saco hotel keepers have been imposed
upon by man representing himself ~ agent
for the U. s. Circus Co.
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The Louisiana Troubles.

Brasker City, La, 7. Eight Motropolitans
arrived this morning, making As altogether.
The citizens refused them all shelter and
they are stopping in small negro cabins.
They have orders 10 go to st. Martinsville,
but can get no transportation. The ferry
boat here is removed and the fish boats were
stopped near Franklin and guarded by cit-
zens. The citizens here are still determined.
All is quiet.
A Metropolitan has just arrived from St.
Martinsville, through the swamp. He has a
verbal despatch for New Orleans. He says
that Badger it hemmed in He heard heavy
cannonading at two o'clock this morning.
New iberia, T. Firing was heard thi. A.
NJ. courier from the citizens camp re-
port that three Metropolitans were killed and
five wounded in a skirmish. The citizens
pickets have advanced within two squares of
the court house, where Col. Badger has con-
tracted his forces. Citizens are collecting
from every portion of Attakapas. Most of
the recruits are of the class wen mounted and
generally armed with breech loading shot
guns. So far young men principally have
gone to the field. Married men in towns are
watching negro organizations and are prepar-
ing to Illustrate them Captains of steam
boats have been warned not to transport
Metropolitans and consequently did not bring
them from Berwick's Bay, knowing their
boats would be blown up. Entire Bayou
Teche is under surveillance by well organ
lied bodies OF citizens. Kellogg's troops can
only reach St. Martinsyille by fighting their
way up the bayou. 1t is generally supposed
that an engagement took place last night,
but no reports have been received to this
hour
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-05-08
In Brief

At Copperopolis, CAL, yesterday, Joseph
Spicer shot and killed his son Thomas and
mutilated his body horribly with an axe. His
daughter Witnessed the deed, and Spicer is in
custody. -
Negotiations are progressing in Washing
ton to secure lands granted by Texas to the
Parisians who purchased Ell Paso and reliev-
ed Gen. Fremont from the judgment of the
French courts.
Benz. +. Butts, publisher, and Andrew
Clark, editor, of the Newark Echo have been
bound over on five separate indictment for
publishing an obscene paper.
The musical festival at Cincinnati was sue.
cessfully inaugurated last night.
-Four persons instead of fifteen were killed
by the explosion of the lard rendering tank
at Chicago last night. Two others were
scalded, but not seriously injured.
The woman's suffrage association in San
Francisco celebrated its twenty fifth anniver-
sary last night.
A Washington despatch says it is quite
possible that Judge Bingham will be the new
minister to Russia. The colored men are
looking for the appointment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-05-08
DE TH OF CHIEF JUSTICE
CHASE.
Profound Regret and Surprise.

=, :,
New lork, Z. Chief Justice Chase died
at ~ o CLOCK THIS morning, at the residence
OF ms daughter, Mrs. W. 5. Hoyt, 4 West
500 street. Ills death was caused by a
stroKe OF paralysis which attacked him at $
CLOCK yesterday. lie was totally uncon-
scious from the moment OF the fatal attack
TIL the hour OF death, and failed to recog-
nige an OF his relatives or friends who were
assembled around the bedside. The Justice
arrived here from Washington On Saturday
evening and proceeded to the house of Mrs.
Hoyt' tie was in good health and spirits and
intended to visit Boston in few weeks and
then to proceed to Colorado, to remain for
the summer for the benefit OF his health. He
was perfectly well tn Sunday evening, when
ne complained slightly and went to bed early.
tie slept soundiy throughout the night and
just as he awoke at o'clock 70 the morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-05-08
TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.

Chicago. :. At noon o-day, President
Grant, accompanied by Senator Logan, May
or Mcndell, and a number Of other gentlemen,
visited the board of trade rooms, and was in
troduced to the merchants by President Gull
yer of the board. He was greeted with a
heavy round OF cheers, and in response
spoke as follows
"Genteman of the Board of Trade 1T af
fords me great pleasure to come back to see
your city now, after an absence of little
more than a year, and to find it improved
even beyond what it was before the great fire
which swept over it just one week after my
last visit. And, Gentlemen, am very glad
to meet you as the representatives of this
prosperity"
Senator Logan and Mayor Mendell made q
few remarks, and the party left the hall.
Baltimore, Md, 4. Brig Agnes Barton,
with coal for Martinique, is ashore on Thos
Point.
Morristown, N. j., Z. Lusignani received
the news of the court of pardons to interfere
in his case, this afternoon, with curses. liz
seems utterly unconcerned a. to his fate.
St. Louis,7 In the American Medica
Association to-day memorial to Congress
WAS provided, asking that the medical staff OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-05-08
the army be placed on an equality with other

the army be placed on an equality with other
staff corps.
North Easton, Mass, Z. The condition of
Mr.. Ames hes not improved. He 10 liable to
pass away at any moment. There 10 hardly
a hope that he will survive thorough the
night.
Later.-l1 o'clock, P. NJ. Mr.. Ames re-
mains just about the same, and is gradually
failing. No hopes of his recovery are enter
tanned.
Springfield, Mass, Z. The wife of E. M.
Alden of Chicopee, died this afternoon from
burns received this morning, by the accident
al ignition of her clothing. Mrs. Alden was
~ years old, and was recovering from a
childbirth, and was too weak to extinguish
the flames.
Providence, r. l., Z. Mrs. Elizabeth Cor
ham, a widow who has recently removed to
this city from Lowell, Mass, fell down stairs
at the residence of her son-in-law, last even
ing and received fatal injuries.
Geo. Mason went down the river in small
sail boat on Saturday, and nothing has been
heard from him since.
There is no material change in TIE strikes
of the mill operatives.
Hartford, Ct., Z. Ingersoll dined with Gov.
Jewell after the Inauguration day.
Theodore G. Dart of this city, while fishing
with others on Shuttle Meadow Lake, was
killed by careless shot from some one in the
vicinity.
Albany, N. Y, Z. Gov. Dix sent mes
sage to the legislature day announcing the
death of Chief Justice Chase. Both houses
appinted committee to draft appropriate
resolutions, and then adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-05-08
FOREIGN.

London, I. A despatch from Rome says
that the condition of the Pope is again pre-
carious.
Vienna, 7. The minister of commerce
gave an entertainment last evening to the
officers OF the exhibition. Among the toasts
was one by Bayard Taylor to the "Industry
OF Austnia.
London, Z. The Vienna correspondent Of
the Daily News ridieules the American de-
partment of the exhibition and gives the fol
lowing correct list Of articles to be seen in
the section assigned to the United States
Two cases of Colts firearms, three binnacles.
one stuffed eagle, two salt sellers, dentists
chair and six bottle of water from the Mis-
sissippi river. The explanation of this mea-
gre display is found in the former misman-
agement of the American section and it is
confidently hoped now that the new commits
sioners and exhibitors have gone to work to
repair the evil effects and that the goods from
America will be speedily unpscked and the
exhibition from that country will come up to
the standard expected.
The annusl race for the tradesmens plate
took place too day at Chester, and was won by
Field Marshal. Labnrnum was second and
Inveresk third. The betting before the start
was l6 to l against Field Marshal, to
against Laburnum and to 2 against Inver-
esk.
Bayonne, z. Tho Carlisle lost so killed
and 20 prisoners in their attack q few days
since ON the town of Vera, in Navarro. 1t
is reported that the commissary general OF
the Carlist force has absconded, taking with
him all the cash on hand.
Brussels, 7. The Nord in its issue this
afternoon denies that the Khan Of khiva has
offered unconditional submission to the Rus
sian demands. The Nord says it is true that
the kahn released the prisoners held in cap
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-05-08
NEWS BY MAIL.

Young Fits of Lowell, the mysterious
somnabulist, was examined at Gambia, N. H.,
on Tuesday, and held for trial in $500 bonds.
The Board of Indian Commissioners 1t
New York has accepted report indicating
the peace policy.
The report that Sidney Webster has gone
to Vienna to settle the commissionership diff
fculty is denied by authority.
Major lindsay, pension agent at St. Louie,
has discovered and made good a deficit Of
$22, 900 in bis office.
The attempt to secure a new trial for
Stokes in New York will probably fail.
The depositors of the Atlantic National
Bank of New York, will get their money.
Pacific Mail was the rock on which the cash
Ter split.
The laundering at sea of the ship Tenny-
son, OF Newburyport, is reported.
The list of killed by the fall of the bridge
at Dixon, H., foots up rs; wounded, 80.
Moses H. Hale, formerly of Salem, but re-
Gently, OF Savannah, has been appointed
special treasury agent of special treasury
district, embracing the collection districts Of
Aroostook, Passamaquoddy, Frenchman's
Bay and Castine, to be known as the sixteenth
district, with headquarters at Passport.
The Boston Journal speaking of Cakes
Ames sickness, says:
'Mr. Ames was in Boston on Tuesday Of
last week, and while standing at a desk in the
Office in Sears building, he was seized with
excruciating pain in the stomach which he At
tributed to indigestion. He was in town the
next day, Wednesday, when he reclned sew
eral hours upon sofa, complaining of sharp
pains in his left side. On Thursday Mr..
Oliver Ames came up to the city, and dis
patched DR.. Edward Clark to North Eastern
to attend his brother, whose condition had
become such as to excite serious alarm. DR..
Clark pronounced the difficulty Inflammation
of the diaphram, attended with pleurisy. Mr..
Ames continued to suffer extremely, and on
Monday evening at about 5 o'clock, while in
bed, was rendered insensible by a shock Of
paralysis, which Frustrated the left side and
rendered him nearly speeches.. He remain.
ed in this condition throughout the night, and
next morning was in very critical condi-
ton. The constitution and age of the suffer-
er, who completed his sixty ninth year on the
10th of January last, added to the nature Of
his illness would seem to preclude all chance
Of his recovery"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-05-08
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS.

New York, Z. Chief Justice Chase was
yesterday attacked by apoplexy, from the af-
fects of which he died this morning at ten
o'clock at the residence of his daughter, Mrs.
William Hoyt, No.'4 West 33d street. Both
Of his daughters and Senator Sprague were
present.
Commissioner Won Mort reports that there
will be a proclaimed fight between the city
and William Tweed as to the ownership of
the property in Putnam county purchased for
Croton water purposes.
San Francisco, 6. A despatch from Yreka
says the Modocs it is supposed occupy the
position held at the time of the massacre of
Capt Thomas's command. There will prob
ably be no movement of troops until the ar
rival of Col. Flint with the 4th infantry from
Arkansas.
Lieut.. Harris's condition is precarious.
Capt. Hezer of Oregon has raised COM
pany of thirty volunteers to protect the set
tiers in southern Oregon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-05-08
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

San Francisco, Z. The body of Lieut..
Sherwood started East this morning, over
land.
Over fourteen hundred Apache Indians
have surrendered at Camp Verde.
Charles Mortimer, the condemned murder
er at Sacramento, is again feigning insanity.
He has made four attempts at suicide.
Father Wilbur, Indian agent at Sincoe
reservation has arrived at Portland from a
tour Of FIVE hundred miles in eastern Oregon
and Washington Territory. He says that
there is not the slightest foundation for the
rumors that the Indians Of that part of the
country are threatening war. Everything is
quiet. At no time in twelve years have the
indications of peace been more favorable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-05-08
What Is vitality!

Science has not yet answered this conundrum.
The principle life in spite of the researches of
chemists doctors and meta hysicans, remains un-
known. We know however, that when the blood is
impure, the stomach inert, the bowels irregular,
the liver disordered, or the nerves relaxed this
life sustaining principle, whatever it may be, Is
mates languishes. We know, too, such Of us as
are capable of deriving knowledge from authenti-
Gated facts, that Hostetters Stomach Bitters cor
rect impurities of the blood, invigorate the stom-
ach regulate the bowels, tone the liver and brace
the nerves, thereby combating and subduing the
leading morbid conditions which tend to shorten
life. The average time of human existence might
unquestionably be greatly heightened by judiciors
stimulation, especially in the decline OF life, and
this famous preparation is undoubtedly the most
wholesome stimulant at present known.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
TO THE
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Portland, Me-, 7. The house, furniture,
stable and outbuildings of Charles Smith, at
South Durham, were burned on Monday af.
ternoon. Loss, $500; insured, $14,OOO
A burglar entered d. B. Verrills office las,
night and appropriated $50 in money, also
some valuable papers and lot of postage
stamps.
John Kavanaugh, a laborer at Fort Preble,
had his leg broken to-day by mortar bin
falling on him.
A fire at o'clock this afternoon destroy ed
two story dwelling house on Commercial
street, owned by Capt. B. F. Sturdivant and
occupied by Henry Stanton. Furniture saved
Loss about $1,000.