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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-27

brlllante tuvo efecto en- 1845 y 1916
cuando Sir Roberto PeeL So hizo repen
tnamente libre- camhista en- Ia question
dc cercales, recordando Ell sus cultos J
tormldables ataques contra aquel ministro
de oulen antes habia sido defensor. loi
dies brilantea en- que ilustraban la tribu
ma inglesa los Sheridan, los Canning J
Bfoughan.
Despues de Ia muerte de Lord Bentick
en- l648, apoyado por Lod Stanley, sc
hizo Disrael jefe del partido proteocio-
niata. En- Mario dc 1852, habiendo sida
derrotado> el Ministerio Russ slI, form6
Lord Derby uno en- que tom6 paite Mr..
Dieraoli. Este n,iaiaterio vivi6 pocoa me
ses y Disraoi pe~meneci6 en- la oposicon
eonservadora hasta 1853, que cay6 Lord
Palmelston. Volvio Lord Derby al poder
Disraali form6 parte de su gobierno.
En- 1859 present6 un royecto de reforma
electoral que fu6 rochazado. Despopula-
rizado Lord Derby por haberse manifes-
taio favorable al Austria en- Ia question
de ltaia y ante Ia coalicion de los libeYa
les, los amigos de! Sir Robert Pee! los
discfpulos de la Esouela de Manc hestsc, 10
administration Derby -Dielaeli SO VIC obli-
gada prosentar su dimisian sucediendola
un Ministerio Palmerston Gladstone.
En- la primavera de 1866 Russell
y Gladstone presentaron un proyecto de
ley electoral que daba mucha extension
al snfcaSjo. Derby y Disraeli 10 combatie
ron. May empenados fueron los debates
sossenidos FOR ell Gltimo = por Gladstone,
di9tipguiendosc ambos oradorea, y habien-
do obtenido el trianfo Disraeli despucs de
una lucha de tres nleses. En- ell ano 81
gu'ente so7prendi6 al Parlamonto la
nacion pre5cntando un proyecto de ley
electoral mucho mas liberal GU, el que
babi4 comba.Ido ell ano anterior, logrando
que !e aiguiora on esa Fa pida cvolucion ell
partldo consegvador, poro no sin que Ia
opinion p1blioa lo condenara soveramente
En- Febroro de 1868 subi6 D;sraeli
a Ia 2reaidencia d. Canaaio 10 Ministries.
Comlati6 'a1 ref9ym25 d. Ia IL, sa De
lrlanda presentadas por Gladstone, en-
Abril J Msyofu6 dorro;a3o Gu Ia Camara
ce les Comu0e3 per una gran mayorla
No quiao hacor d!nisioa nj disolver el
Parlamento; pro como en- las cleco;ones
or3iaarias d. Nov:am ere de 1868 obtuvie-
ron los hberales uua 6rsn victoria, Disrae-
Ii ta'o cue de;ar cl puesto con sua com
panaros 81 mes siguiente. Sacedi6le GIads
tone con IN miniotorio Ii5oral que ha
durado ses amos.
Derrota3o Il Fartido 'chig en- las G'timas
elecelone5 qaa Sc veyicayon en- Iog,ater-
ra, ha vucito M. D.sraa.i 4 ooupar cl alto
poesto do Pre5iaonts del gaoincto de Ia
rolna Victo7;a. Lo quo e7 III q eGtrano co
L h:tcria &c este notable hombre de
E'tado es que a pesar dc su humble orr
gen haya conseguido Ilegar a ser ell jefo
DC :. orgulioaa nooleza britannica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-27
V A R I E D A D E s


iolempre Ia raza anglo-saiona ha do ser
Ia primora en- presentarso ffente & frente
&c Ia bAndcra espan ola en- Am6rica! iSiem
pre- ella ha dc eVant4r ob8ta saIos de.ante
DC nueotfo p'ogreso en- las apartadas re-
gioaos del Nuevo Mando!
paes taa ffegoo estA ann el rocuordo
del trlata lin que han ten.3o los 1timos
dhbusteros, par6tsno3 oportu1o contar
aqui Ia historic del primer fGbu,.or .
salon.
Darante oil reinado d. Isabel de InaIa.
terra brillaba en- la c0rte d. L6ndres un
oscrro aventureEo que habia sabido ele
var5o d2ade may humildas prinoipioa has
IA los prineroa puostos del Estado: Sir
Waiter Raleigh Ralefg.
De 81 djjo el hietoriador Ben Johnson,
su contemporaneo: "tiene en- mas au am
bieion qao su cOnoienoia, y ANA mas Ia
gloria que la paz del alma.0
Mas tarde, el famoso Hume, amDIianao
y comcntaado las frasas citad as de josh
son, anadla: :'5ir Walter era un osDIrjtu
contus0."
Este hooho piatara au caracter su am /.
blclon: haliabaso IN dia en- Ia c6mara de
Ia Rslda, SO atrevi6 4 eserihir en- un
cristal, con 81 diamante dc su anillo, eatas
paiabras ca frances: Oh ne uoudrais je
gf@o", 50 nc craignats tomber! Isabel las
ieyo poso debajo: 81 1c cemr te dejaille,
mteHc Uant ne pas tesater.
Este Joa desprit pinta denaaialo bion
Ia au 5acia insolente de Sir Walter ' h
lvlana oomplaoencia d. la Re;na. Nom.
brado gobernador do York on 1888. com
oaelo Valeroaamente la rebellion de Irlan
oa; Pofo &c hallaba nal I6jos do la c5rte
80 eneni'to con lord Grey para tenel
ol pret9xto do volver slia Voly.6 or
etecto, coAPareo5o delanio del Co5seic
Eaal, defendi6sa COZ fortuna = araoia. ,
tue absuelto, y nombrado al mismo dem
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-27

Los peri6dicos franceses publican
ell siguiente importante telegrams,
que deseamos que sc confrme:
"RoUTsoHouK, 18 de .tebrero.-Un
tel@grama de Sal6nica anuncia que el
Ob;spo bdlgaro Sc ha convertible al
Catoicismo con todos los Labitautes
de dos poblaciones."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-27
D0CUMENTO REBELDT,.
Els interesante 81 siguiente:
'Diciembre % de 1873.
G. Jose Manuel Mestre, comisionado
diplomatico en-
NateVa- York.
Nueva-Yoyk.

Distinguido conciudadano:. tomo de
nuevo la pluma, y 10 hago bajo la doloro
sa impression que me ha producido la muer'
te de mis- mas queridos amigos, Wences-
lao Saladriaga, Pompeyo Velasco Cis
neros, sobrino del Presidente de la Rep1
blica, la del Coronel Ulises Urquiola y la
de otros dignisimos patriotas, ocurrida ell
| dia diez y nueve en- ell ataque contra ell
caserlo y fuertes de Santa Rita, 4 dos le-
guas de Jiguani.
Hace muoho tempo cue vengo lameo-
tando ell plan de operaoiones adoptado
por al3unoe de nuestros j4fes, sotre todo
en Oieate; ell cual consiste en librar con
frecucucis asaltos contra los campamen-
tos foTtihcados dc los espafoles. ALI 81
oncm'go, al amparo de sas torres trin-
cheras, here y mata mpunemeute los
soldados de la Independence, y el vaor
de los patriotas no produce las veatajas
que debisran alcanzarse.
Dos remedios existen contra ell NAL
que me reGero Ill uno corresponds al in-
terror exolpsiyamente, y de el nos ocupa
mos los niemhTos del CusYnO Legislative:
81 otFo dcperde de nues.Yos herma1os re-
sldettes en- eI exterior: y por 10 tanto, 20
extrahara usted, 81 ha recjbdo to1as nis
cartas, que en- cada una de elias le liable
con inte'es de la imperiosa necesidai que
tenemos de expediciones.
Es tan apremiante la neccsidad, que ST
no la satisfacemos brevemente nos encon
tramos colocados en- medic del siguente
dilema: perder la oportunidad dc ocupar
un va8to territorio enemigo, con poblacion
de mayor menor importancia; diezmar
nuestro ej6rcito para conseguillo: no al
canzando quizas eli objeto apetccido.
Hasta uo3otros l.ega la AHA aoa do los
peri6aoQs eepano es, y aUs temores dc
que Sc agrayen las compli &c ones quo
han suTg;do entire EsPaha y los Bstedos-
Undos, & ccnsecuencia del apEeaamieDto
del V0ylnius y par;ioularmante de los
iody!duo8 dc eu tripuja ion. Noeo.ros
hnctuamos entire Ia dude Y Ia cspeyonza
de que resulte de elias a8o sero nuea-
tfo favor. Pero tenamos f6 cicg, en- que
el comiaiouado diplomatico Do Ia REID
blica de Ouba en- los Eatados Unidos sa-
bra eacar todo el partido possible de la
exctacion que en- est0s monentoa reyela
eI pueblo americana, y dc las tsndencina
cue moectra, eegun par8Ce, g gob;ree
de Washington.
Soy de V. con Ia mayor consi sileTacion
y Ee9peto.
Tomas E55fada.
No Ninta esta caita la rebellion COZ
los brllantea colores que empean ios
6Tgauos del laborantismo, para maotcaer
las esperanzas de los iIuaos y taciita. lis
cuestaciones entire loa c$ndidos. Per 10
demas, esta carta dice en- resGncn 10 cue
noaotTos homoa espIayado yarias ve3es, y
es que la Iebaiou On Cha SO ha coat j.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-27

por las lunas no guitar, ,-entre Ia ] y Ia M
"A los dos puso una A;-y mirandose q
uno de ellos, ,-vestiio de bombo y frac,-
un polio muy larguiruoho-mas feo que
IN alcatraz,-se preguutaba & af mi5mo:
-Jsere un buen mozo quizSa-Y el espejo
de 81 ri6ndose--le contestaba JAMAs.
Som muy belIOs los siguientes versos
de nnestro amigo ell Sr. Vergez, redaotor
del Diario de la Marina:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-27
iHERMANOs SIEMPRE

En- otra odad mas grando y ma3 gaer-
(rera,
edad cuyo recaerdo el alcaa siente,
Espana do q la America inocente
81 Dios, su rey, su idioma y su bandera.
Mas Ia s loria on el mundo es pasajora,
y 81 sol dc 81 poder bai6 Occidente:
J alende el mar alz6se independents
la hermana do su amor, que libro era.
Hoy quo va la ambioion no nos engana,
no fuera accion dc peoho bien na9ido
dc antigGos 6dios avivar la saiia;
y Pues Dtos sapararnos ha aucrido,
sea el grito de America y Espa9a;
"hermanos para s;empre; paz y olvido."
. Was un cafe tuyO de Esaerso-EgscO
en- San Juaa-alto en- el sitio mas p1blico.
Zen u plaza principal, l,-y degeando
sue salas-iarle adorno con afan--man-
dando oolgar en e'laa-dos espeios 60 loa
da,-donde COZ letfae de oro--hizo poner
u MAs"-Vino IN successor y al punto--
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-27
iTREINTA ANOS!

va llegue la mitad de mi iornada
qnedando atras, muy leios,
el vale de mi ipfanoia la adorada
estrela de purismos reAejos
que guiaba al portal dc mi morada.
nusionea dc aver, encantadora
vision del alma mia
de tFiunfos y ventaras precursora,
fuiate rocio que euaj6 Ia aurora
ha evaporado el sol del mediodfa.
Ave que deis Ell nido en- los azares
del aterido invierno,
con vuelo osado abandons mis- lares,
~ ALA qued6, tras los revueltos mares,
el dulce nido de mi hogar paterno!. -.
SMas que es la vida al fna--Una albo-
(rada
de mGsicas y flores;
luego una tarde triste, encapotada,
y en- pos la noche en- que, de horror prena-
ida,
Drama ell fiero huracan de los dolores.
5Qae resta de mi ayeri En- la precita
lucha que va me alcanza
del hastfo y Ia dude, una infnita
aspiracion del alma, ia bendita
fe que aumbr6 mi cuna y mi esporanza.
aunque Sc enrosque al pecho la SER
Piente
del desengano imp1o,
Ia te lie saliva al corazon creyente:
Noises, un dia, en- ell desierto ardiente
aqua saco del penascal bravlo.
FL tempo avanza en- su fatal carrcra:
su remolino eterno
va deshoi6 mi alegre primavera. -.
-iLleveme Dios la natal ribera
en- las ldgubres noches de mi invierno! :
CuandO una Sonora rOcia su apOsentO
con ei Aqua Florida dc Lauman Sc con
viorte, por en- senti1o 10 menos IN deli
closo retceto floral Ningun bosque tro-
pical puedo exhalar una fragrancia mas
rara. A!gunas gotas vestidas sobre el
panneto, los guantes, el abanico, vestidoa
converter Ia hermQ8g en- un ramiI!cte, y
do qniera va envuelta en una atm6sfera
portuma3a. aroma Anral De su ropaic
haS.a que la aaa roapira fragancia como
On IN jardin Oriental.
Como hay y,muohas falsi6caciones On este
meFcaGo, los compradoros deben aiempra
pedir ell Aqua Florida preparada por
Lanman y Kemp, Nucva York.
isocor4'o! i>ocorro! que perezcO, ex.
caman los de lrritados inf amados pull
mones, convuloioaadoa por la tos. Ayuda
dos en- 81 luoha para i5rar1e De ella; So
corfedioa con una preparation vcgotal
uniendo Il la1 proPiedados dc IN estimu-
lante sCave, ua podoro0o pyinoipio cara
two. Sus efectoa son de reuovar la ener-
sia del sstema vital, y asi abiIltarlo para
reaietir, = desVanecer los paToxismos de
tos, y t4m5ien Dc aliviar la irritacion d.
las membranas mucosa5 dc la garganta,
los pu'nonos. Cualquiera que 10 pruobe,
oncontrara que obTs DC asla mauera den
tro de muy pOoo7 'dias.
+ me Or mo3o De tomarlo para sioan-
gar ativio inmeiiato, es do mezciar Cos
cucharadas Del Pectoral con uua del Acoi-
te do Higade de Bacalao puro y fresco
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-27
GACETILLA.
GMcrpO Municipal y dc 0rlIen nGbIi.

E"erpo Muuicipal y dc 0rhen p6bli-
co ds la Is!a d. Puerto L co.-Los iIoen-
ciado9 del eeccito procedautea de los
batalIolos 10 voluntalio3 que deseen in
ggesar en- este Cuerpo con dastioo a loe
diversos pueblos dc la Isla pGodeo pre-
eeotaTse al eenor primer Jefe, Gale del
Cfato n1mero 43, provistos de los cor
reapondientes documentos Y cert icados
&c bueaa conducta, oxpedldos por lac
autosi dades locales De los puntos donde
residan.-Poerto-Roo, 26 dc MARIO de
1874.
GabIe.-EenemOs La satisfaction dc
anu1clar al pG0jico que sc hs reperado la
ru9t1ya que haba en- eI cable entire San
t'ago de Caba y Bataban6, y que de con-
siguiente esta isla sc hGlla en- comunioa
con con Ia Habana, osUoidos y
Europa.
;ik los Geies:!-En la CapiIa de la
Y. .. I. Franciscaua taalra lugar hoy q
Ia una DO la tarde Ia mlsa de la "Bucna
muerte," con m1slca voces,
FL Ju6ges Santo Abril las II DO la
manana fancion solemae y por Ia no -hs.
soleune misererc.
FL Vi6raes Ia rniama bora de la ma
mana anterior la ado acion de Ia Cruz y
a las ~ en- punto las 'FSiet, pslabras,"
que predicara ell elocuento Ofador Pbro.
d Domingo Roneu y Agulyo Doctor en-
Sagrada Toologia, y por la nocha dc este
dia Sermon de la Sol9da1 cantandoso 4
Ia conclusion toda Ocqussta, ell Stabat
Mater.
EsicanGes.-IO esfAn las dos escueiss
elam9ntale5 do vaToues hembra3 en- Ba
yamon, y una plaza oe es3ribjanto en- la
alcaldla de Toa alta, dotaaa CON 100 peee
tas mensuale5.
+ En van cOnvite dadO en- Madrid Il mn
enbaJ ador hlsQan0-amarioanO, lego cl Sr.
Ora J San.lst6bsa el sigai9ata sonelo:
iIIERM MANDa STENpPEI
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-15
August Flower.

The most miserable beings in the
world are those suffering from Dys-
pepsia and Liver Complaint. More
than seventy-fve per cent of the peo-
pie in the United States are afflicted
with these two diseases and their
effect; such as sour stomach, sick
headache, habitual costiveness, i'm.
pure blood, heartburn, waterbrash,
gnawing and burning pains at pit OF
the stomach, yellow skin, coated
tongue and disagreeable taste in the
mouth, coming up Of the food after
eating. low spirits, &c. Go to the
Drug Store of G. Il. MAGEE, and get
IS cent bottle. or a sample bottle
for 10 cents. Try it. G. G. GREEN,
Sole Manufacturer. WOODBURY., n. j.
July IA 1y
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-15

TIE New YORK TRIBUNE EXTRA
PAMPHLET EnITIoN.-Tbe enterprise
of the Tribune company is not only
wonderful, but its results are most
valuable to the scientific world. We
have before us, No. 10, pamphlet
edition, containing the proceedings
of the National Academy Of Sciences,
which met in Washington last April,
and the proceedings Of the Ameri-
can Oriental Society, at its May
meeting in Boston, all for twenty
cents. We cannot speak at length
OF the value of the papers. but feel
that the article on Brain and Nerves,
by Brown-Sequard, is alone more
than worth the price. All the pa
pers are intensely interesting to the
scientific.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-15

CUMNIINs' Music EMPoRIUM.--The
attention of our readers is directed
to the announcement elsewhere of
w. +. Cummins' Music Emporium.
We took stroll through the es-
Establishment, recently, and were
satisfied that at length, Knoxville
and East Tennessee possesses what
has long been needed-a music en-
porium. Among the stock Of Mr..
Cummins we noted the Chickering.
Waters, Grovesteen & Fuller pianos
the Waters concerto organ, one of
the very best instruments manufac-
tured +; Goodman's combined pipe
and reed organ, the best for
churches Simmons & Clough fine
parlor organ Mason & Hamlin or
gan, etc. Mr. Cummins will sell any
Of the instruments in his store, at
the very lowest prices, or will OBJ
tain any instrument not in his pos
session, that the customer prefers.
An especial feature of this establish
ment is that every piano, organ or
melodeon desired will be rented on
easy installments, and if the instru-
ment is not in the store it will be
procured. We also noticed among
the stock a good line of stools and
covers; a large stock of sheet music,
Of the latest and best, carefully Sc
lected; violins, guitars, banjos, ac-
cordeons, tuning forks, flutes, flies,
music boxes, music books, instruc-
ton books for all kinds of instru-
ments, etc.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-15
SArURArE a piece of bread

SATURATE a piece of bread OF
meat with gastric juice, and it s0ill
disolUe. This is digestion. Add to
such a mixture little alcohol. and
it will not disolUe. This is indiges
ton. Beware. then, of tinctures,
or tonics, or decoctions containing
spirituous liquors. Shnn all .'tonics"
and rely solely on DIR. WALKER s
VINEGAR BITTERs. the finest diges.
tive invigorant known. and free
from the fiery curse of Alcohol. 4w,
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-15
A Brilliant RECORD of Cures.

An American humorist tells that it would
have been money in his pocket if he had been born
without stomach, and then proceeds to figure up
the cost of chronic dyspepsia, to which he is a
martyr, and which he says it is impossible to cure
On this point Josh Billings" for he is the party
referred toy is mistaken. Unless his stomach diff
fers from all other dyspeptic stomachs Hostetters
Bitters viii cure him in less than three months
This it would be safe to guarantee under any
penalty. There are few, very few, actual speci-
cs for disease in existence, and Hostetter's Stom-
aeh Bitters may be set down of them In
cases of indigestion it fails. Persons who
had suffered for many years almost every conceva-
bic species Of torture from this most agonizing
complaint, have been permanently cured with the
Bitters in six weeks. Hundreds of such instances
ale on record, authenticated by the testimony of
prominent men in every walk of life, eminent
physicians among the number. But this oeIebra-
ted vegetable preparation is something more than
stomaehic and tonic It is also an Alternative of
wonderful virtue. In liver complaint it's effect is
as direct and immediate as that of talemel or blue
pin, its regulating properties are in the highest
degree serviceable. The new settlements in the
West and all low-lying tracts of country infested
with miasmatic exhalations, so fruitful at this
season. of the various types Of intermittent fevers
should be always well stocked with this inconpara
BILE ehologue which viii cure any case of fever and
ague in period varying from three to four weeks
according to the violence of the complaint. Ner-
vous disorders which are always aggravated by the
adulterated liquors usually prescribed by the ply
sicians, readily cured by a course Of this adj
mirable combination medicine, in which the prop
critics Of stimulant, tome and Alternative are
happily blended.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-15
The Nashville Life Insurance

Company, of Nashville Tenn, is, we are glad to
know, extending its business in this direction.
This one of the substantial, progressive nsttu-
tons of our State and one, which, at very dis
tant day, people will be proud Of as the peo-
pie Of New York of their monster Com
panies. We, Policy holder, know whereof we
speak, when we say that there is reliable
Company on the continent than the Nashville Life
Insurance Company. 1t has not the age that some
have, nor, as a consequence, the Accommodations,
but it has proven, during the last six seven
ed company be, by doing AL and more tkan it
even promised. 1t does not wait sixty or nine.y
days after proofs of loss to pay its claims, but
thirty days after such proof, every loss it has
ever had has been squarely settled. Any good man
desiring to represent such Company, cannot do
better than address JNo. NJ. BROOKS, its Gent Agt,
at Knoxville.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-15
MORRLSTOWN MARKET.

Corn-S5 to 90 cents.
Wheat-$1.00 to $1.10.
Bacon--1O to 49, c. per pound.
Lard-12l c. per pound.
Flour-$3.00 to $500 per sack.
Corn Meal-$1OO per bushel.
Chickens--10 to 10 C. apiece.
Irish Potatoes-no sale.
Butter zoe. per pound.
Eggs-10 c. per dozen.
Feathers-45 to so C. per pound.
Salt--$2.25 per 5 bushel sack.
Beeswax-25 C. per pound.
Flaxseed--$I to $l.10 per bushel.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-15

TENNESSEE HIsToRICAL SOCIETY.
At the regular meeting of the
Tennessee Historical Society, at
Nashville, on the 9TH, II. NJ. Aiken,
Esq, of Knoxville, was elected a
member. Mr.. James Sonerville, of
Knoxville, Superintendent of the
Gas Works at that place, presented,
through Arson Nelson, collection
of coins, East India, japanese, ETC.,
which were received with thanks.
The next meeting of the Society is
fixed for the first Tues day in Sep
TENDER next.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-15


THAT SNAKE STORY That Won
derful snake story published in yes
terday's Chronicle. clipped from the
MoKRIsTOwN GAZETTE, was the joint
production of John Helms and his
old scold ~. B. Down." If any
reader is startled by that little yarn
it only shows he does not very often
see that enterprising paper. 1t new
er yet has been beaten on a snake
story. The Nashville Banner has
entered the field against Helms. but
with their Hobbs libel suit on hand.
Roberts and Purvis are nowhere
KaorCitie Chronicle.
The Chronicle can flop and found
er round, like q hooked salmon, as
long as it pleases; but it cannot use
libelous expressions about the GA
zETTE or its veracious correspond
ents with impunity. 1t cannot dis
play the utter depravity of human
nature III wicked attempt to de-
ceive its readers by robbing the au-
thor of his Just pretensions in attri-
buting the remarkable history to
other parties. We warn it now that
retribution will soon overtake it in
the form Of visions Of libel suits fit
ting through its dreams. And the
ever haunting fear that Matt Swan,
'sherift, pursuant to an execution
issued &C., will proceed to sell ''the
ancestral mansion which has been
g so long the pride and ornament OF
Whites addition to satisfy a judg-
ment for libel damages obtained by
DIR. Eli johnson before Hon. L. L.
Hall! "Likst thou the pictur?'
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-15

1t will be we'll for every candidate
to be supplied with printed tickets
in ample time to have them in the
hands of those who will see they are
placed where they will ,lo the most
good. To this end we suggest that
candidates do not delay sending us
their orders. We are prepared to
fill them with promptness and dis
patch.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-15

THAT SNAKE SToRY.-As the
Morristown GAZETTE snake story
went by Chattanooga, it was taken
in by the Commercial, thus making
a second metropolitan victim to
those eggs. BY the way, is it not
sad that a wide-awalIe scissOrer
should he so slightly informed in
zoology as not to know that vene
nous rattlesnakes, such as the rep
tiles Of the story" cr0ta'uS dOrri-
dus'' y bring fourth their young
alive in consequence of the egg
being Matched internally before they
are laid? Next = Press aHd Herald.
The Press uad Herald, indolent and
asleep as it usually is, and behind
its contemporary when absorbing
news is aGoat, was fairly beaten in
the race for DR.. Johnson's remarka-
bic contribution to the last GAZETTE,
and is making q judy of itself and
showing its supcrfcialness of Zelrs
most interesting page by such con-
clusions rs 1T comes to. by turning
to its well worn copy of that CYCLIC
pedia, page 133, vol. ?, lin a foot
note,) it will find that the well known
scientist, Father Riley O'Shagonites,
is quoted as authority for the state
ment that the cro.aIus hiLernicus-
which is of the genus crototuS hor-
rilus-does deposit its eggs with as
little concern as to the particular
manner of their future incubation
as the crocodlus Amcricdna or the
henna Eggptjano we read about. So
the p and Fl. had as we'll go slow
and hide its chagrin at being so far
in the rear of live journals in some
other way.