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nstietOti.

The Flyers Sisters were enthusiastically
adaafhgad rhth3dIycs iG the ' satisfaction Of
everybody, although showing the effects of
| their arduous summer campaign. After
singing at Saratoga they intend taking n
vacation, which they will probably spend
at Lebanon, n. II. they received. while
mere numerous pressing invitations to give
/ concerts in various places. Also one to be
present at the reunion in Poultnev, tn,
inequalities of the college being rendered
to them by card from Rev. w. II. Poor.
Rev. NJ f. Cady and }. Newman, d. ID.
David Oney appeared in the streets last
Saturday morning in high state OF ebulli
ton from the combined effects OF "ether
and asthma His rusc failed to effect any
thing in his favor, and when the ultimatum
arrived Jail or cash, he was as calm and
bnslness-like as any fish pcldlcr under the
sun.
y. G. lloadley has recently added to his
force two first class workmen from the
best factories in Saratoga He is building
some very fine work for the state fair. also
LOT of fine sleighs for use the coming
winter The painting and vanishing, |
I'm ter the superintendent of j. f. Kings
ley is said to be of Il very superior quality.
Thiriy-four guests from Middetown
spent last Monday at the Bomoseen House.
They were jolly company, coming into
town in four carriages, which were filled
to overlooking, one of them drawn by four
horses
The arrivals at the Bomoseen House last
week reached 1870 in number The band
concert Saturday night was after the usual
pattern and was well received Amonethe
guests at the Bomosecn House on Wednes-
day is noticed the name Of Rev. Walter II.
Ayres of Lebanon, N. H., who will spend
some days here
a very handsome patent advertising
table has been placed in the Office of the
Bomoseen House, containing the business
cards of the Blue Slate Co., Bromley a
Clark 5 law Office, Bishops ferry, A. G..
Ilinkley, Castleton Jerry Lewis confec-
ioneY, Poultney Granville House. and
T. e. Williams roofing slate, Granville.
George Parker, manufacturer of roofing
late, Poultney, has n handsome table in
he same room.
Dr. II. Turill, who for many years !
'racticed dentistry here, was in town
Wednesday. He has recently been on a
rip to the sea shore with his wife who 1t is
cared is in confirmed consumption, the !
Experiment. proving no benefit to her. W. $
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"a NeW ofk man has chrstened bis
ocllnc nc says 1t viii be
her roo,bors '''''' II ''' ''"l'er resembles
,r,.
inc NeWDuIyport ZI1"d knows bach
Glor VINO says he always looks at the
mgmienI". ucpartIheht OF that paper Tor the
"'"S Vi .,io week
Nhen the wife is detected showing un-
4 qsill, at affection Tor her husband, it may
iaIly De expected that she will appear be
A 1ae,i,,1. ,r
tocion froo, 't ill., ~. wen ls h'5y pro
IF thn hn ,U' 'o ioI c"lus. g"o u inc sun
,"'.i' gu" V',o .U'' y, "'e"
N,r'aNerNes, said Mr.. MaTowlat, sol
EMMY never get married, my boy. Lit
Sil,cr }0i !, Tn0w W,aI an a"iu response
~ ~ uI',''s''i " WIG
-, ~ brooklyn horse-car conductor says
'Il' W., w. per cent OF the women in the CITY
VI NnuIchcs stcp OH the hoTc-cafs back
""'U7'
H.. IN ono housewife suicided the other
U .;S,o To'"uSc i'cr Ncllieoi soapsoap Wouldn
"',H'
III ! should die, dearest, where would
you go z Go! Go after your insurance
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tNew York correspondence Boston Globe
Fla Perkins Erue story

The following is an extract from pri-
yate letter from Miss Anna Dickinson
Eli Perkins is out hear, with tissue of
lies, to the effect that | had an interview
with him last DeceNber, during which
narrated so and So and gave him copy of
one of Elizabeth Tilton's letters OF course
| never talked with him about the Tiltons
IN any way, and never showed one of
Elizabeth 1'ilton's letters, so far as | can
recall to any person, least of all to him
put there is no use TO deny it, for if that
ne Is nailed, another will spring out Of the
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Patrick Mullen has taken the contract
to build the parsonage for the Congre-
gational society for 5000.
d. F. Peabody is paying forty cents for
wool lie has bought 800 fleeces.
Hon. |, c, Wheaton lett here Thursday
morning Tor New York.
Chester Thomas and family have gone
west TO spend few weeks.
i. Hendee and Erwin Bristol and l.. w.
Sherman have just returned from Lake
George where they have been spending
few days.
Denison Brothers have nearly COM
pleted their house.
l.. f. Scofeld has his house full of
boarders this season. r.
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A strong-minded woman in Detrtmade
the following gentle reply to a ptician
who had called at her house to get hus.
band to go to the polls and yott"No.
sir he can't go. Hes washing N. and
he's going to iron tomorrow aif he
wasn't doing anything he couldn,o. |
run ms ere house, l doi and if votes
The New York Commercial refs fine
charge that women dress to please, men
Statistics show that the chiefnd Of
woman's dress is to impoyerish m
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Colorado calls for more women. 1t In
scarcely n single one.
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educational.

RARRE ACADEMY.
The Fall Term VIII begin AUGUST 21Tu For
catalogues address
j. $. SPAULDING
'N'' I'leouN"'" Barre, vermont
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SECOND EDITION!
A FINE EXCURSION.
A NEW R.R STATION
AN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
TO NEW YORK AND BACK.

sMITH's NEW YORK AND HUDSON RIVER Ex-
cuRsIoN-A LARGE CROWD AND
PLEASANT TIME.
At o'clock, sharp, yesterday morning
2. Il. E. Smiths New York and Hudson
River excursion left the P. w, & d. R, R.
depot on a special train of sixteen cars
Twelve of these were filled then, and the
other four were also filled after the train
reached Chester
AT West Philadelphia the long train
was divided into two sections, each of
which was drawn by a powerful engine.
By tins means good speed was made and
the the last section arrived in Jersey City
at 1880 O'clock the entire trip from Will
mington being made in very good time
At Jersey City great number of the
excursionists boarded the large steamer
Ipm: Cook, and had delightful ride up
the Hudson river, to Il point several miles
above West Point.
Others went across the ferry and spent
the day in looking at the manifold at
fractions OF the great metropolis. All
spent glorious day, and enjoyed them.
selves to the greatest possible extent.
Owing to the late arrival of the boat
the trains did not leave Jersey City, in
the evening, until $50 o'clock. No de-
sleepy and tired though greatly pleased
arrived home about o'clock this morn.
ing.
This excursion was one of the largest
and possibly the best ever given by Mr.
Smith. Everything passed of pleasant,
and thanks to the liberal arrangement.
made by Mr.. Smith, no one found any
serious grounds for complaint during tn,
entire trip.
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SPEClAL NOTICES.


Tape Worm removed in from 2 TO 3 hours
With harmless vegetable medicine. The worm
until the entire worm.with head passes. N edi-
rine harinless.cln refer those afflicted to the
residents Of this city whom have cured. At
measuring from 40 to 100 feet in length. Fit
" per cent Of cases of dyspepsia and disorga-
nizations of Liver are caused by stomach and
other worms existing in the elementary ca
nal. orms. disease of the most dang erous
charactor. are so little understood by the
medical men of the present day. Call and see
The original AMI only worm destroyer, or send
lion and treatment OF all kinds of worms.
enclose cent stamp for return of the same.
Or. Il. u. kunkel can tell by seeing the pa =.
worms and, by writing and telling the symp-
toms. d., tho Doctor will answer by mail.
DIR. L. +. KUNkEL. No. $50 N. NINTH ST..
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. advice ut office or by
mail free,. Seat. Pin and Stomach Worms
also removed, teb
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Mischief ihlhe Air

We cannot analyze the AERIAL posons that
produce epidemic and endemic diseases; but
the valuable discoveries which have been
made in vegetable pharmacy enable us TO
counteract their malifc influence. The most
powerful known antidote to every species Of
malaria is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.a pure
botanical medicine in which the finest an-
tiseptics, tones. alternatives and stimulants
of the vegetable kingdom are skilliully and
effectively combined. AT seasons of the year
miasma. and whenever the SPECIFIC virus Of
any infectious diseaseis supposed to be pre- sent
in the air. this famous corrective should be
taken regularly as a protective. All who
choose to observe this precaution may bid de-
tance to intermittent and remittent tevers.
and in fact to oil disorders generated by foul
exhalations or impure water. auglOto2T
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STRAY WAITS.

The Boa d OF Health meets this evening.
Ladies lasting, and kid foxed CATERS
1.50 at Donohue's 8l3 Market street.
Remember the Democratic meeting al
the Americas Club rooms this evening.
At Franks, 5ll Market street, things are
selling surprisingly cheap. Notwithstanding
the hot weather.
Ladies' white kid and gentlemen's mo.
quet slippers, moderate prices, Donohue's
8l3 Market street.
A large supply of children's and Misses
summer and school shoes cheap at Dono
hue's 813 Market street.
p. Monaghan, at 3O5 Madison street
has very fine lot of shoes, purchased al
Sheriff's sale, which he is selling at ex
tremely low rates-25 per cent. less thar
wholesale prices. If.
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MNISrp@


neuralgia. lock jaw. palsy, sprains swellings,
caked breasts, scalds, burns, salt-rh cum, ear
ache, &C., upon the human frame. and Of
strains. spawn, gals. &C., upon animals in
one year than have all other pretended RENE
dies since the world began. They are coun'
ter-irritant. all Healing pain believers. Grip
plesthrow away their clutches, tn e lame walk,
poisonous bites are rendered harmless, and the
wounded are healed without SCAT. The
recipe is published around each bottle. They
sell as no article ever before sold, and they
aell because they do just what it pretends to
do. Those who now suffer from rheumatism,
pain or swelling, deserve to suffer if they will
not use Centlur Liniment, white wrapper.
More than 1000 certificates of remarkable cures
including frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism,
govt. running tumors &C., have baen received
We will send circular containingcertifcate
the recipe, &C., gratis, to any one requesting
it. One bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur
Liniment is worth one hundred dollars for
spawned or sweenied horses and mules, or for
screw-worm in sheep. Stock owners-these
lniments are worth your attention. No family
should be without tn am. white wrapper for
family USE" Yellow wrapper for animals.
Sold by all Druggists. SO cents per bottle large
bottles $780, j. B. ROSE & Co.. . Broad
way, New York.
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BLACK BAss.-On Wednesday a party
of gentlemen from this city went on
fishing excursion up the Christiana, near
White Clay Creek. They caught two
black bass, which, it is supposed, were
propagated by several fish OF this species
which two members of the party placed
in the Christiana two years ago. This
experiment should be repeated, as there
is no reason why the Christiana should
not be stocked with this fine fish.
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ASSAULTED About three o'clocl

ASSAULTED About three O'Clock.
this morning, as j. H. Rowlandson, city
editor of the Republican, was returning
from the New York excursion, he was
assaulted on East Sixth street, by two
men, who spIang upon him from behind
fence. Mr.. r. placed his hand in his
coat pocket, as if to draw pistol, which
caused his assailants to draw back few
steps. This gave him an opportunity to
run, and he used his legs so we'll as to
reach his home in advance of his pursu-
ers, who followed him closely.
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BASE BALL-The Atkins Lawrence Base
Ball Club will play match game of ball
with the Quicksteps, for champions, to-mor-
row afternoon. The Lawrence club have
strengthened their nine with new pitcher
and catcher. Game to be played at the
Schuetzen Park.
AT New Castle, yesterday afternoon, the
White Stockings, OF this city, beat the Les
lie club, of New Castle, by score Of 30 to
Of
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AFTER THE MURDERER.-1his morning,
Sheriff Armstrong provided with requisi-
ton from Governor Ponder, and accompa-
MED by Mr.. j. Hemmill, left for Bucyrus.
Crawford county, Ohio. for the purpose OF
bringing Taylor, the murderer OF Robert A.
Mackey, to the New Castle Jail. He will
probably return with his prisoner Sunday
night
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New STATION BUILDING Thew est Ches-
ter & Philadelphia Railroad Company
have purchased one acre of land from the
Swarth more College farm, on which they
purpose erecting large and commodious
station building. Our informant states
that the work OF excavating for the new
structure will be speedily commenced
and prosecuted to the end with energy.
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To THE EDITOR OF TIE GAzETTKE.-
The undersigned hereby withdraws from
the Republican nomination for a member
of Council for the 9TH Ward, and will be
an independent candidate for the years
term. VIM. nj. CANBY.
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Total
POLICE CASES.

His Honor, Mayor Simms, being Ia Phil
adelphia, Esquire George O'Neill presided
over the Police Court, this morning. The
following cases were disposed of.
Barney McVey and James Shakespeare,
for dsorderly conduct, by officer Bernhard,
were dismissed for want of sufficient evil
dence.
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ALFRED WALTON, Druggist, No. 23i
Market street respectfully Informs his friends
and the public in general, that he keeps on
hand oil descriptions of medicines. and that
competent person is at all times ready to
proscr. be tor such lick as call ut that store.
md Ia At no charge is made except tho regu-
lar price of the medicines. the same prieo
as they ou'd pay any where else; but that
no one Is visited Mt tic residences.
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LUMBER REDUCED Como TO QUIT Bus
INEss.--Martin Lane, ut his yard, south side
OF Christiana Bridge, has put his lumber
way down. as IL must bo disposed of in II
short time. Any person wishing lumbe,
we advise to take early advantage of this
opportunity. jy3ltf
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Castol.in Is more than a substitute for
Castor Oil. 1t is the only safe article in exist
ence which is certain to assimilate the food
regulate the bowels, cure wind-colic and pro-
duce natural sleep. 1t contains neither mine
rails, morphine or alchohol, and is pleasant to
take. Children need not cry and mothers may
rest. octli-wly
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SUDDEN DEATH.-The wife of John
Mcclure, living on Claymont street, 9th
Ward, died suddenly yesterday morning:
Deceased was apparently in her usual
health the day before she died.
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Curved and straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
Brushes Na,l Files, Nail polishers. ect., for
sale by Il. BRINGHUkSr Il CO,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
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sold wholesale and retail by
Il BRlNGHURST d CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets,
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ENOR RENr-New House. No. l42l I-esaA
~ Harrison street, eleven rooms, MI
all modern improvements, bay win
dows. three stories. Possession at ~
once II desired. Inquire at lill HARRISON
street. feD26-tf
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VN0R SALE.-The Hope Building and Loan
II Association. is now offering shares. 10
the Attn series. Apply to
JNO. +. MILLER Sect'y
ap:4 cod N. h. Cor. of 3rd and Market Sta.
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Bath Brushes Bath Towels, Bath Sponges
and Bath Soaps ia extensive variety. Also.
Flesh Gloves. Straps, Brushes. ETC.. of horse
hair. Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
articles of the same class at
L. BRINGHURST 4 co,
Corner sixth ana M arket streets.
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Nor RENT.-A three-story Dwelling, No
II SIS West Front street. Rent low
Apply to ID. CHANDLER, No. 904 KING St
augl2 ST.
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"ANTED-A. girl to do chamberwork and
w attend to children. Apply at
jy3tf ll05 MARKET STREET,
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"ANTED.-A Student for Delaware Col
w lege. Tuition free. Apply to
aug6 JOSHUA MARIS.
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FOR SAFE and RENT.

Li0R SALE-Three story Brick saa>n
Il House. Northwest corner of Sixth I'm.
and Shipley streets. with modern I'm
provoments, and containing thirteen ill
rooms besides garrett. Lot twenty-one feet
six inches on Shipley street, by eighty
three feet on Sixth street. Terms easy
Apply to SAMUEL W. McCAULLEY.
auglItt 705 Market street,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Lhts., s M,.iILAIRGTOH. Del. Aus. 81. 1874
,inI a'e gah STOCK Quotations .iciishod by Mer-
dev s"ee'' Wa'n''.s'-... bel, at P. NJ. to-
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Centnur l.iniin ents.

There is no pain which the
Centaur Liniments will not
relieve. no swelling they will
not subdue, and no lameness
which they will not cure. This
is strong language, but it is
true. They have produced
more cures of rheumatism
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"ANTED.-Wilm Coal Gas Stock.
w Address 'B. " Gazette letter box
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WANTED-An active. intelligent Protes
W tant woman for general housework, at
augl9-zt 60l FRENCH STREET.
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PEACHES YESTERDAY.
BASE BALL NOTES.
the SHERIFF AFTER TAYL0R.
PEACHES.

I 3
To Jersey, City, II cars or $500 baskets
To Philadelphia, 3 g." / 800
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WANTS..

destinations ami Help Wanted, I'M
der this classification head. are nub
lished at only Three Cents per line
for each inser ton
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-10-07
DESCANSE EN- PAZ.

La Sra. Da Socorro Capetillo falleci6
en- Rio-piedras y hoy Sc le ha dado Sc
pultura. La mejor apologize que podemos
hacer de la difunta es reproducir las pa
labras con que ell digno Padre Baez ha
despedido ell duelo, que son del tenor si-
guente:
LA intachable conducta de la digna y
virtuosa Sra. cuya muerte ha sido una
inmensa perdida tanto para su familia CO.
mo para sus numerosos amigos Y para los
pobros y necesitados, de quienes fu6 cons
tantemente la amorosa y sohcta Provi-
dencia, nos hace Greer fundadamente que
ell Dios de bondad la haya acogido Q la
acogera muy pronto en- ell eterno seno de
SUI misericordia. Aceleremosle, pues, con
nuestras oraciones ese instante feliz, para
que ella tambien desde ell celo ampare
y favorezca a este pueblo que honr6 con
sus virtudes y a todos los que distingui6
con su noble y benefica amistad"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-10-07

Segun vemos Ell el Herald ell dia
10 Sc incendi6 en- Fall River, Mas
sachussets, una enorme fabrica de
teJldos de lana, y en- aquella terrible
conhagracion perdieron la vida multi
tud de lnfellces mujeres y ninos. Dos
cientas jovencitas estaban encerradas
en- ell plso mas alto a 50 8 60 pies del
suelo, cuando sintieron las llamas de-
bajo de ST e interceptadas todas las
salldas. Ell fuego parti6 del cuarto pi =
so, y la primera noticia que las mu-
chachas obreras del 50 y 60 piso tu-
vieron de la catastrole Sc la llev6 ell
dense y sofocante humo en- que de
s1blto Sc vieron enyueltas.
Sc arrojaron a la escalera, y allf
encontraron las llamas que ascendian
devoradoraS; trataron de impulsar ell
elevator, (maquina que sirve para su-
blr y bajar los operarlos en- las gran
des fabricas) y no Sc movia; buscaron
los mata-fuegos, pero estaban fuera de
su alcance. En- medic del panico ter
rlble que sigui6 ! aquellas ninas, pues
no eran otra cosa, saItaron de las ven
tanas, rompiendose ell craneo en- las
piedras de la calle Cuarenta personas
Joyenes y nlflas, murieron abrasadas
Sc mataron saltando al suelo de entrf
las llamas y ochenta mas recibieror
leslones gravfsimaS, la mayor parte
de elias mortales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-10-07


sus destinos; espera que esa obra d
tan plausible reIorma por el comenza
da siga adelante hasta eliminar POI
complete el impuesto directo, y espe-
ra mas: espera tambien que desapa
rezca el gasto ptiblico de ,os pueblos,
reduclendose los presupuestos respec-
tivos todo 10 possible y buscando en- Ia
creacion de arbitr os municipales, que
no graviten sobre los artfculos de pri-
mera necesidad sino moderadamente,
el modo de cubrirlos
El primer paso esta dado. El gran
dioso edi6cio de la paz y de la pros
peridad del pats, Sc levanta risueno Y
altivo en- ell vasto campo de la inte-
gridad nacional. La primera piedra
esta puesta por ell egregio General
SAM, que, repetimos, merece bien de
la patria porque 10 merece del pats
por su cello, por su actividad, por su
afan, por su espancismo y por sus
profundos conocimientos en- la difIcil
ciencia de gobernar en- America.
iOh! ST en- lugar de un Apocada
leal, pero POGO provisor hubese te-
nido MGjico un SAM, ell traidor Itur
bide no hubiera tornado ell vuelo que
tom6 bajo la apariencia del sdbdito
leal iOhl ST en- lugar de de I'm O'Do-
noju por cuyas venas no corrfa la san
gre de los Cides y Pelayos, hubiese
habido en- el imperio de Moctezuma
un SAM, el traidor de Iguala no hu-
biera consumado su obra dein6dencia,
nj m6nos los O'Hinggs, Alveares, So
tomayor, Calreras, Escalonas y otros
hubIesen podido preparar sus centres
antl-espafloles Ell Chile, PERU, Costa
tirme y resto de las Americas, sin que
antes hubiesen sido hechos pedazos,
como 10 tan los que habia en- la pro-
vincia.
Basta por hoy
Sin embargo restanos elevar un sin
cero voto de gracas al Excmo. Sr.
Goberuador General de la Provincial
ID. Jose Laureano SAM y Posse, a
nombre de los honrados y leales veci-
nos de este pueblo, rogando a V. Sr.
Director, que Sc sirva hacerlo piJbIi-
co Ell las columnas de su ilustrado pc
rl6dico, cuya gratitud anticipa su atfo
amigo y S $. Q. B S. NJ, Patricio
GatSn'dn y VaSquez.
Guayama 3 de octubre de 1874.