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I7osse1'a Opinion Of tho Communists.

A. II. Gerspach has just published book, in
Paris, which affords some gratifying information
as to tho opinion entertained Of tho ruf1ians Of
tue Commune by tho unfortunate Col Rossol,
wloHe promising career was brought to so igno-
minious close on tho painB Of Batory. 81
must confeBB," wrote Col. nosso1, "that when
frat became acquainted witt, tho Revolutionary
Government, was greatly taken In. I sought
for patriots, aud found q number Of wrotclos
who wero perfectly prepared to surrender tho
forta Of Paris to tho Prussiaus rather than
submit to tho Assembly; I looked for liberty
and found favoritism and privileges pro-
vailiug everywhere; I sought for equality,
and found tho most complete system OF
hierarohy--an aristocraoy composed Of former
political convicts, and 3 foudalism formed Of IL
litorato functionarios. But greater still was my
surprise when the Commune found means to
organize political government. and when
Raoul nigau1t installed h,mself at tho Prefeos
ture as the voritablo Cllief Of the Commune.
And those yagabonds Of tho Communo-drink-
ing at the counter Of wino-slop with sonle
sergaant or otbor-rogues disguised under the
soldiers uniform, and who disgrace it-with
their sword dangling betwoon their legs, their
hepts as filthy as their persons, and their voices
peculiarly alcoholio-Huoh were tho wretches
whose mission thoy pretended 1t WIS to FREQ tho
country from the regime OF tho sword the only
regime they could aubstituto for it boing reg
imc Of delirtum tremens."
, 1873-02-24

11ore Ii q. true dog story; family down town
haylug . falso grato in ono OF tho rooms OF tho
house placed aomo rod papor belllnd 1t to giyo
tho et[uct Of liro. Ono ct The collost days thia
winter tho dog belonging to tho household camc
tho grato deliberately walked up to it and laid
down hoforo it, ourlo1 up III the boat way to re-
ceve the glowing heat aE it cano from tho fro.
Ito remained Motionloss Tor Tow minutes !;
over lls shoulder at tho grate; atili feeling no
lloat l,o ayosn aud carefully applied hia nose to
tho gate and s,nelt Of IL. II was az cold AZ ice
with look Of Tho most suprone disgust, Ills
tail curlol down petwcon Ats logs, oYory hair ou
, 1873-02-24

hero has been BIyon by 4 fire which oconrr'
taht night In tho !lousd occupied by Mr.. Jay, -
Mtfi'ator, tho Italin,, Minister, and other faG-.
BY Bomo carcloAenoRB the roof took tlro and b >,
was raging. and tlto hoigllt Of tho building .
great, perhaps 75 feet. Finally tho engines
arrived, md In tho courBo Of couple OF hoe1re,
aftor tWo-thirtls Of tho roof Ind bf1rnod awny,
tho fro was oxtngnIallod. From tho street tc.
day, thoEe Is nothing to. Indicate that there wns
fro III the building, and n atono balustlpdo
surnnounting tue cornico, and bearing various
Aguscs md groups, remains intaot Tho {smi~
lion reside stl iii the house, those In tho forth
ing tho fire. The various occupants Of the
liilorant nuites Of rooms woro Bocn Upon tho
balconies gazing Mt Tho flames. .tlltnking 1t unncc~
essary to Rave tho1nacl9e eBor their furniture.
, 1873-02-24

Sciences. Which Is edited by William Domett
Stone, and published by Horny @. Lea, Of Phila-
delphiaa, has been issued for January 1878: The
ticlos, on the widest range OF topics Of
practical medicine. pathology aud thera-
peutics, surgery. and midwifery. They
are treated Of under theso heads Section II
treatment OF hemorrhagio malarial foyor, tho
dangera to, which the abuse Of alcoholic drinks
may glye rise, etc. Section 2-spooial Questions
'1 0ones'rn1ing thS Nervous, tho hossPlrstery, tho
semt % sootion o-Forousio Ius Modieino, uni}or pio
which Rro included cases of poisoning md tho
treatment Of lu1latics. Section f. Therapeutics.
SURGERY, und speolnl questions, AZ those concorl-
Ing the hcal and mock, tho trunk, tho upper OK
trsIn!t and tho lowor oxtromity. part Third ia
9nont Midwifery and tio Diseases Of Women al
from tia records OF British aud Continental
modlciuc, and aro followed by worry full and
Ihe aa a6ers Of 1t.e1rs 4. 4 living Age ts!oa ro-
Ing notowoi thy articles: mir. Froutlo'a Engllsl,
Magazine; "!rlle Emperor Alexander aud. tho
Policy Of IN ssia", british Quarterly Reuie.o !;
"Bomo Curioii ities Of CRITICISM" F'ose,'s Nag
axine .Taga, dni," Good Words; "Il,e Three
Interests in Gid EagliBL Literature" Contentpo.
ra,y Rcoieso; "a Ugly Dog," co1'"1iN Maga.
"Dfantolne," CO.. mill Magazine; "oyorwork, n
Saturday Reuie1; cdr. Carpenter oil Mental
or With installmantu, Of lIa Little serene High
noutor, and Of aTho Two Itotlors," By MAl.
Erckmann- Ohatrain; D retry, and miscellany.
Tho Literary Jiorla Is bright monthly porI~
odical, published ut lta 'ton. and devoted to
, 1873-02-24

In 1860, before tho reduction OF TOLLS tho de-
1ivcrio8 Of grain ut tido-wator By canal wero on
tho ratio Of 20 por cent OF the receipts at lako
ports. Thia ratio las been inoreaBed only about
314 por oont by tic reduction, which indicates
that tho competition from rival routes Is still
strong.
1t takes now tlroo or four bushels Of corn at
its va1uo ct points Of production beyond tho
Mississppi to pny for the transportation Of ono
bushel Of corn to tho sea-board. Those who ad-
yocato an incroaBe in tolls 60 for its costing
moro than four bushels to transport one to mar
kot, or for the consumers paying Nh increaBed
price for corn. New York consumes 90, 900, 900
bushels Of grain moro por annum than is grown
within her borders. An advance in tho rates Of
toll, and o consequent ndvanco in freight
charges, increaso in the cost Of this amount OF
grain to Nil aggregate exceeding what tho State
will deriye III revonue from the increased ratio Of
tolls.
Tho report concludes es follows:
IF tho city aud State of New York desire the
trade md commerce Of the growing West In it's
full measure Of incroase, tho necessary notion
Must be taken to encourage and invite 1t by
cheap transportation. Tho proposed increase In
tho levy Of tolls would DO as much OF q bar to
inviting the trade Of tho West as q foot less
draught in tho Canal. Our legislators at Albany
should boar in mind tho causeB TINT havo made
thia tho Empire State. Competition from rivals
outside tho State Is eyory yonr growing stronger.
A cont or two Per bushel, or oven fractional
part Of cent per bushol will change the currents
of trade. Wise Btatoamauahip should seek rath-
Or to foster, encourage, and protect this Vaat
and growing inland trade and commerce inAtead
Of legiBlating it into tho hands Of our compot-
ftora."
, 1873-02-24

hts body snying "Im so1d," tho dog trottod 0, I
Of tho room, nat ovon datgntng to cast look It
the party In tho room who had watched La
actions mud laughed 30 hoartily at his 1nisfor:
tunos. That dog had reason as well as instinct
, 1873-02-24

At Prvao Hossdenoo No. 5s Fa4kay tnear paulinA.st
MONDAY. Fob. r. nt 70 o'clock a, m,
Edwin A. Rtse 4 Co. Will seli the ent!ro Fu11.itare ct
aK saposp sssSed pIsex Walnut and Hop PaS3oE 1
top Nureaus Huteeu Wash stands, aud Qontru Taeleas
Pior and Mantol Mirrors 8ccretaIos; Etgefos; htoh
EnRl.l BODY DEusse. I'D 1axtsin Csrets tbut sishy
grais Metresses Springs and beld!ag Plsr Etsnsiou
Table; isfrgesHtor: Silver a3d plased Mare China,
Healing Stoves. Cooking utonstlt. oto.
large part Of this Furniture mado to order. aud Il
but t1o worn. YOU rant bargains in ntco FnTni-
tneo attend this sale hcnsnhSr y o'clock sharp Mon
Othcps, Al Wost WABhngtoa.6t.
, 1873-02-24

Reduction por bu.....,2.105 cts. 1.D32 cts.
The season average of freights from Buffalo
to New York by canal for 0ve yenra has boon as
fn11nwn J.
, 1873-02-24
: The NEW YORK CANALS.
Tho Proposed 1ncrenso in tho Rntcs
OF Tolls---Iscport to tho Now York
Produce Exchange


Tho following aro the most important parts Of
the report df Mr.. Z. q. Walker, the 8talistican
Of tho New York Produce Exchange in relation
to tho proposed incroaao Of tho rates Of State
tolls on tho canals, and tho consequent diversion
Of trade from the New York canals and Now
York City.
The Eric Canal, from 1926 to 1856, WAS tho
only route for commerce botween the aeaboarl
and the Western and Northwestern States. Tho
State cannls, aB por Auditors report to tho Con-
stitutional Convention Of 1866 iad cost on tho
Both Of September Of that year, including con-
strllction, improvements, repairs, maintenance
and legal interest on all their expenditures,
s210, 0,008, ,5o2.85, and their revenue, with legal
rate Of interest to same date, was s2o2, 3d.
the canals Of s., IFS, ,ss7.72. % Tho Ero Canal bad
cost to TINT dato including legal intereat, $141,-
42l, ,42523, against royonue for tho Same period
from oil solrceg. including legal interost, Of
941, ,436, ,400.GA. There was, at tho Same lato,
debit balancoGgainst the lateral canals. Of S4S,-
94G,870O9, including the
, 1873-02-24
IHit~,pnftr tN
n 1 afi
Total f.vo years 7J1 GOa 4g8 389 ,t89 2401523io
AYeraflo flvD yeara 140aaa 4p4 7062l237 49030,10A

Average lvn yoara. i'd 33840l 7o.o2la51 4s,o3o4oa
OF tho 781 goa, ,io5 bushels Of graln rocolvod at
lake ports during dvo years. 9s2 goa, 1ss ounhels,
ro,tos, rail and water, wlilo tho deivorieB at
tfde-wator by tho Eric d Ohamplain Canals
were 240. .162,84O buBhelu, or % por cont Of tho
aggregate rccoiptg at lako ports. Tho average
of tho recelpts Mt lako ports for tho Inst tlyo
yoars was 14o 43s ,494 bashols against 7o421 ,237
huahe1s average receipts at New York, and
48090, ,4Ga bushola nvorago receipts at tide
watcr by tho Now York cannls.
Tho tolls wero reduced In 1870, which reduc.
tton has boon continued through 1870, 1871, md
1872. Tho otIoot Of tho reduction Is shown by
tho foregoing exhibit Of the comparative ro-
ceipts at lake ports and deliveries ut New York
and tido-water It haB boon claimed by those
advocating M advance In the rates Of toll tint
tho carrlor obtained an incroase in freight equal
to the reduction in tolls. IN 1859 the toll on
wheat and corr, from buffalo to Iroy-345 miles
was, at 8 mills On wheat ard AZ mills on corn,
as folowa:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-18
NOFICIAS DB LA PENINSULA.

Seguimos exsracsando laa nosicina
de Loo daAE,oa DO u PzuiuauIa.
Las noslriaa pvblacsAas p0s Ia Cw.
sspondemcaa - ~ Aaekm1mks sxis awsls.
ngac, sshFn vuasAIan epssns de- sa Il Nor-
20 conssA lea caxiistaa, 90 asaa anAeaaa
La ssntAIAs - hAn soasagtsso - wvs.
-.
Uaa eofrsapoadaaaaA a. TAEaslA paAn
eada pog u UsssSs II Zrsss. fsasss
. = sa4gks !. - aisssnsas alsssasa 80
n c0fupsl C&esaH00.
y - u. sssa = = sasAa 81 d ~ sss.
a dleAo isas ass5s - asausAa. On Asa.ss
l0a6 pcssesce, suse 81 xsuue0 i 4 gAs.
Coo, mkGna psunaAfay. - aeuA.a
n0neasca Aates aAseawesv y go. -
Ahssa. - essAsss - paseN3aasun q e.
hlsatA @Ayee aew &c Il aws asAAAa Ia.
tAa1ns assAA ssass@ = - sAawgs.As j :
9nats sssEpe go / pa~aa.snsasss - nssa
aismsA AsAo40 - rE sMesss /. s..gM..m...
sAsSa<es = s3ssA cssaNAs. pssa.sss.s |.
6Ae~f dapasa@ - sAkaa. - a.aa sA,s
svAe9 I - salsmssm -. wass.a - -.
= soatak4 s6a 80 ! ! go A.ea.sAew.
aAEas as3& pMsaa - II ensuA.Aas - -
= AAssA - So mMNN - A4eAA "a =.
- u sFwEa a#sa go ssassNasa
1wsntMy asmnlasaa - ii easmAa.s
! saabsae - akskaa - s.s.ss /.
alssss rssss - u : a. - 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-18

4 Gil Berges, Gracia.y Justicia.
Carvajal, Hacienda. IL
General Gonzalez, Guerra.
Costales, Fomento.
Aurich, Marina.
Sunerey CapdeviIa, UItramar.
Ell parte Official sobre La derrota de
Castanon, disminuye considerablemente
las p6rdidas de las tropas.
Madrid, % q las diez de Ia roche.
Parece acordado el nombramiento del
general Hidalgo para Ia capitanfa general
de Madrid.
Cr6ese que Pr dejara la cartera de Go
bernacion. Es
DESPACHO OFFICIAL. 2
lBozsa de Madrid del diiG % de j.;niO.
! 3pS consolidate, 16'40'35 y 80.
3.pS exterior, 2l'60'5Oy 70.
Los demas no cotizados.
E
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-18

do lector, ' auk mi torazln q iKprysiduk
agradablemente taaa keb aqde Arecaerdo
los incesantes encantos de un euadrO gu-
blime que saba atraer0 u ihE HElSSIRFilSS SRiS
varias ssntencias emiHenteWepte cat4licas,
de las que solo les colo isa| y
adecuadas al asuhto..s : alaauN hktun
GEL corason de la mujer, dice ppestrg
celebre escritora Sin6es sdRs Mafc0, scc6tnn-l
plementa su educacion com0e hiia, scomo
madre y como espcSa, adfvihfzgHao 4 Ma
ria" -Cea 1 bi aayvrll
ola mujer, esctiBe tsF dfGgiRgsiaB PAassII
Almeida,a CaanaUt teloEaa su9s treUes 6:lal
Reina de los cielOs, besa Id u Il 1ii6
de Nazaret que le devUlti6s Id digTidaaI
quael paganismo Jehabia .robadO.YTon
Dejo lOs e6mentarios A ID bHe1s si6lcio;;i
lect0r amadO, ybVuelvO miarelatoss asnd
MncRolae laeOntribuy6 alespl6na0r dezias
fiesta el j6ven y festudieso preAbftefp don
Jose N. AguayO,g quien desde& &l@ cGtedfa
del Espfritu Santo, quez ocuRGbPypor priT
mera yez, saupQ llayRE.af cQrszOa del NOR
tai Ia lus evangelica, que conduee;& AlOanas
zarslar ypass biehhech0ra del. alma; en- su
briliahte discursO ,impl0t66 al Etafno On.
favor de todos los que 'rendiau quito la
mas bella y mas santa de las hijas del Sc.
nor. -.,..t .....,,... ..,,...u,....
Higa ell virtuOs0 gsacerdote dIevando la
palabra de Dios 81 corazon de los cat6licos,
y reCiba. de 10 mas sensato de esta pobla.
eiOn la enhorabuena que le tributa por su
psneglrico & Ia. Virgen. .a.. .,..,. +
g8 sus3 Es So S 5Efsnf y3Aa ssDnnt& sssst
TO0dOrO Mimana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-18

Haganse las mismas observsciones en-
otra localidad y en- 81 mes do julio, y SO
notarA bastante diferencia, y Sc compren.
derA meior la bondad de este china.
Terminamos este nuestro escrito dando
el merecido parabien al Immediate pueblo
de Barrsnquitas por su noble y elevadO
pensarniento de construir un caminO ye-
cinal.
Adelante, y mucho Amino hasta yer
terminada esa via que, como die ,en otra
OCCASION, hablando de la Cuchilla de- Ca
yey, las vias cdnsodas y .tdciles son para
los p~ebIos 10 que las arterias para nstestro
cueypo; de vida 8 6nuerte; muerte por as
ifxis, por falta de circulation; muerte que
mas tarde mas temprano viene irremisi-
blemente sobre los pueblos que perma-
necen aislados y estacionados.
Sea, pues, tods nuestra polftica local
desentraiar los germenes de riqueza con
que tanto nos obsequia la madre terra; y
no nos dejemos alucinar por las perora-
clones de unos cuantos que desean medrar
con nuestro sudor y buena fe.
- &stsb Manuel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-18

4sgol, p (qas( dHe96s d. un poderoso
ihPeri6- que csfece de adedda pdblica,
= poseedores de una cantidad de diaman
gss. .SIps6ioHlk Sduantd hay en- eI resto del
tnYpdo. ser vppede copsideTsr al Shah de
fhfIia bpm8 n aas dso as los soberanos
Durante Ia ausepcia de su soberano,
Persia ssrfk gobefnada pcr 81 ito del Shah
llamado ,Ferhaa- Mirga, y rsu sagundo h1o
Kamram- Mirga, feg gehtess del reinO..aa !, s. &.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-18

vAaEakAETA rM1UA.
m-~vm@e@ s@sssw~A@w - emmEm0an
hAassts e - EAAas ! -. - -
= s.saa.
- - Fawnma3ka - : A4mAtas II
aaAsssa aaaasseAA ssksaaA3As - s~ss H..ss
-
81 Fsssakaasta 4 esaA@N a.sasunn
MMmaaass. KsnMtA
The Osceola times., 1873-07-26
Jane G.. Swissholm,

Mrs. Jane G.. Swisshelm, in n
communication TO tho New York
Tribune, takes a sensible Wow OF
the Indian question. Here is what
she says, and it is the most rational
artical on tho subject that we haze
seen in n long time
"Thore can be no settlement OF
our Indian troubles until we drop
The last prctenco of recognizing In
dians as Independent nations, by
cancclling every treaty at any cost,
and extending our laws over them.
Every Indian should know that if
hc murders he will be hanged that
murderers will be ferEcted out by
men who understand the business
and not by military parades that
he who steals will be imprisoned
and set to work that he who rails
,es cattle or corn shall have a right
to their use that he who is idle
shall be secure IN his right to starvc
by every natural law. Bring every
Indian face to face with tho alter
native, work or want and you can
soon civilize him; but until this is
done, the money spent for this OBJ
jeet is much worse than wasted"
The Osceola times., 1873-07-26
kn-ea.sA


They have got panorama OF
Palestine and the Holy Land down
east, and the lecturer has queer
way of describing the scenes. Re-
Gently, at a country town, as he
came to tho sceno representing
Christ blessing little children, some
of the boys and girls in the audi
ence made Gathering with their
feet. Going on with his lecture, he
exclaimed, "And Christ SAID, keep
still, little children, you're making
too much blasted noise with them
ERE feet of your'n.'" This quota
ton from the scriptures was novel
to say amusing, and the effect on
the audience can be easily imagin-
ed.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-26

"A sailor explaining a qnatlrille
To his moss-mate, thus describes the
third figure: You must heave
ahead, said he, and pass your adj
versaries yard-aim, regain your
berth on the other tack in the same
order, take your station with your
partner in line, back and fill, and
then fall on your keel, and bring
up with your partner she then ma
neuvcrs ahead, off alongside of you ;
then make sail in company with
her until nearly astern Of the other
line, make stern board, cast her oil
to shift for herself regain your
place the best way you can, and LET
90 your anchor,
The Osceola times., 1873-07-26
Anent the late visit ofthe sha

-Anent the late visit ofthc shah
to England,a a cynical native sug-
gests to an English journal that
Nno fees to servants" should be
prominently inscribed over Buck
ingham palace and Windsor Castle.
The gentleman who makes so bold
as to tender this advice iustiiies il
by the assertion that whom the Sui
tan visited England he incurred a
serious expense by giving snuff
boxes, covered with diamonds, to
tho officials about the court. zone
noble lord" he remarks. who had,
and | believe, still has, a situation
about the palace, "bitterly COM
planned that he had been left out
of the distribution, and actually,
lille a sturdy beggar, whined and
begged to the grand wiser until he
got his snuff-box."
The Osceola times., 1873-07-26
- 80

"A young man in Wicasset,
Maine, took up a loaded gun BY the
muzzle, with his right hand, the
other day. lie may pick up anoth-
cr gun with his left hand, but the
surgeon has made it n physical inn
possibility for hlm to repeat the
experiment with his right hand.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-26
Advice to Boys.

You are made to be kind, gencr-
GUS and magnanimous, Horace
Mann says. II there is q boy in
school who has a olub.foot, don'i
let him know you ever saw it. II
there is a boy with ragged clothes,
don't talk about rags in his hear
ing. If there is a lame boy, assign
him some part in the play which
docs not require much running. II
there is a dull one, help him to get
lis lesson.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-26
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o Ef FIVE OI.sARS

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Patented june 9th, ls7l. most wonderful
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The Osceola times., 1873-07-26


THE Little Rock Gazette tells the
following story on the chief of Po.
lice of that city, but does not seem
willing to vouch for it being true :
"a dog catcher brought cap
tured canine TO him, obtained his
twenty-five cont warrant for servi-
ccs, and went to the river to shoot
the animal, instead only twisted his
tail causing it to yell. He came up
and delivered tho revolver to the
chief and shortly after another man
appeared with dog very similar in
appearance to the one just Supposed
to be- killed. Tho warrant was
paid and the dog taken to the river,
and ii was but short time before
tho animal was brought around
again. Tho warrant was paid, and
this dog sont to his fate. Again
The dog appeared, and i" smelt
u mice" whom it transpired that the
same dog haI been brought around
four times, and a warrant being
paid each time. How is this for
sharp practice z"
The Osceola times., 1873-07-26
LIVELY FOR TIE LADIES.

We We're asked the other day why il was We
landed English Female Bttcrs so highly our
answer was and is, that we have personal evidence
Of its great value in this (kompcr) county. A
good physician living eight miles from town said
to our druggist that English Female R!,rcrs Mas
Miss) Flag.
English Female Bitters is highly recommended
by the medical profession at this place and sur,
rounding country -kosciu-ko (Miss) Chronicle.
| often prescribe English Female Bittcrs in my
practice aud always with satisfactory results.
70 ." +. DALE ". ID,
CGfrLlhon, Miss
This medicine contains Iron and powerful veg
ctabc Uterine Touics, 50 much needed by all sick
ly females. Sold by druggists.
DIR. j, 4. DROMGOOLE, Propr
Memphis, Tenn
Woman's Medical Adviser, only 2j cents
Address as above. July5 imo
The Osceola times., 1873-07-26

The rage for the ending "i @"
to girls names came very nearly
proving fatal the other day in Ore
gon. A father named cake" had
daughter named Belle" When
she was having her welding cards
printed she expressly stipulated
that the arfstoeratic die" ending
should be added to ' Belle" When
tho cards were sent home She
hinted, and burned the cards
pp. We don't blame her.-[Ex.
Change.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-26

The editor OF Q Wyandotte,
(Kansas) paper, asks his subscribers
to overlook the fact that he will
" not be able to get out any paper
that week." owing 10 tho fact that
he "momentarlly expects charm
ing young lady, who is going to
take him out sleigh-riding."