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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-24
OFFICE FmrN MARINE INSURANCE Co.

tprI,E FIRE 4 VI Nl;INE lNNURANtE' 60
Wheeling, W. Va, March 81, 40.
R,sp'r,d That the proposition @i 'n'
Peabody Insurance Company 81 wheel
iug.iur the reinsurance of The mr." huNi-
-, al mis- company, he and the same u
hereby accepted. and the President Of TINS
COMPANY together with McS>r> Reid, COS
norm and O'Eriru. are hereby appointed II
committee To- COu>ummut" the transfer OF
80 reinsurance. Provided, that upon cN-
.,uiuutinu hV the committee of the assets
nffh.. Peabody Insurance Company, II l.
fnuuI to h,. perfectly responsible.
signed G. IL. COLLIER, Scc'E,
WILSON President.
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EVERYBODY is talking about the prices
j. : Rhodes " Co. are selling Black Silks
al.
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ELEGANT Fancy Striped Silks just
opened at j. :. RHODES " Cos.
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PLUM 3 & RS.
WILLIAM n ARE,

Practical Plumber and Gas Filter,
40. &iTWELFTH STREET,
WHEELING, w. VA.
Orders from the country attended 70 on
ruri notice. auS=V
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ING How either sex may a>riEHir
and gain the love and affections OF ar,
person they choose Instantly This SIM
pie, mental requirement all can posses,
free, by mail, for 2jc, together wiihu mar.
riage guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams.
Hints 10 Ladies, Wcddiug-NighI stint
sc. Aqurcr book. Address, 7. WILLIAM
& CO., Pubs, Phila.
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WATERS Concerto Organs

cannot b" cNcollcd In ton" or beauty they
defy competition. The Concerto stop II 4
I'm" Imitation OF the Human Voice. Agt~
Wanted. A liberal discount Ia Teachers,
Ministers, Churches, schools. Lodges, etc.
Special inducements to the trade. Illus
tratcd Catalogues Mailed. mag-ta
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b. o. WILLIAMS,
/ WEIIRlClI.

Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 23d day of May, 1878.
JAMES EAGLEsON, j. =.
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MISCELLANEOUS

rnrr SAMPLES TO AGENTS. LAl.r,,
kRtE Combination Needle-bpuk. y.rrI.
IT'LL Chromos. Send stamp. +. Glg.y
New Bedford. Mass !rD.1f
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e.. TX, Cs9 - 80 -
g. [s& -
AN AND AFTER MONDAY, NONEM-
" BIER ID, lS7i Passenger Trains Will
run is follows, Wheeling time:
EAS7BOUND TRAINS.
No 10 No - No 70 No -
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-20

TALLADEGA, ALA August 13 The re-
turns of the Department of agrlcu turc
for August show an improvement of
the cotton crop of fonr per cent. III
North CnIolira, one i'll Misaissippi,
and four for Arkaushs.
These States were largely favored
with the suIne conditions of growth
wiIch had secured their high averu-
ges Of Jniy. Texas maintains her pre-
vious figures. The drought in some
countries being counter balanced by
finer weather than III others. In Lou
isiana the average decline is six per
cent. on account of local drought
though several parishes report very
promising crops. This ingenius inhu-
ence cut down the average of Georgi,,
Clever per ce..t; of South Carolina Is
per cent; and Florida l6 per cent. The
August averages We're as follows:
North Carolina, 80; South Carolina,
"a; Georgia. So; Florida, S5; Alabama,
93; Mississippi, 10; Louisiana, 30;
Texas, 93; Arkansas, 1OS; Tennessee,
107.
Lice and cattcrpiIlars are reported
in two or three counties, but no dam
age to the crops Is noted
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-20

The Ship Queen of Mersey has been
seized by the Sheriff of Brooklyn.
She is complicated with Baxter & Co.
bankrupt grain merchants.
The report of the New York State
finances says that the whole State tax
next year need not exceed three to
three and half millions.
Louisville has been selected as the
place for holding convention of all
the Grange purchasing agents, and
the first Of October as the time that
the National Executive Committee and
all State Executive Committees will be
present for the purpose of adopting
ii plan by which business can be con-
Quoted on d uniform system.
In London the failure uf DeueGre Il
Son. of Old Jecvey, and J Cr"v"n of
Trenchard street, is announced
Twelve thousand people were pr g.
ent mt X 1oxvlit. to witness the excel
t,on nj the murderer Inhu Webb. He
maintained wonderful nerve to the
last
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-20
ELECTRICISM.

a dispatch from Salt Lake City says
part of the Indians have left Car
mine. No trouble is apprehended.
The police surrounded the railroad
company's Office at San Francisco yes
terday and captured Woodruff, alias
Miller, the forger
A barrel factory in New Orleans
blew down yesterday, killing two and
iniul ing o riously three other men.
Nothing has been heard from Hab-
kirk, the cashier of the Milwaukee
Corn Exchange. Thompson doubtless
absconded with all the available assets
of the bank. There was due deposi-
tors ZOO and to others $4,000.
The crew of the brig Harry, Cap
tain Barnes, from Baltimore to Mau-
tanzas, mutlnied. She is at Annapolis.
John Hoflner, of the firm of Hoffncr
Il Mayes, of Detroit. shot himself and
wife from jealousy.
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-20
x,,or,a,c, %, cleanliness.

From now till frost, If the people
would escape sickness they must OBJ
serve cleanliness in every particular
In town it is of the utmost Importance
that we should strictly observe whole
some sanitary regulations. This is
not alone for the health officer and the
sanitary policemen. but for all the
citizens. It is the duty of each house
holder to police his own lot. so as to
permit nothing to remain on his p1 en-
ises which may be nuisance TO him
self or his neighbors. Everything
that is offensive should be removed,
and lime should be freely used as a
disinfectant, where there is standing
water or any other obnoxious accumu-
lation, Dry earth is a good disinfec-
tant, and the earth at last is the great
purifier. By all means let the breath
of orr nostrils be of pure atmosphere,
and the first condition Of health and
1ifn ia fulfilled
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-20
Nhat l Know about Yesetine.

H. x SrEVE.a. SO:
boar ,l i.a- al coins den aul.. periencC
VIII tn" hGkrINE. For ,tys- ;.si,, Hener3
lie IlIy ana pure hiotsd, the EGhTINK Ii
oil POI ior Ia any thing which I nave ever used
/ commenced TAXING VKGErINE about the mid
die or last winter, and, attor using few bot
tlen, 1t entirely cured me Of dysp I.sia, ami my
blood in 40 good condiI ion at the
present tim. 1t will afford me pleasure to
give ANY fur thcr particulars relative to what II
krow about TIN. good med to any one whe
will call or address Mo at my residence, 3S
Athens street.
Very respectfully,
MONROE PARKER,
AS6 Athens street.
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-20

STATEMENT OF DUNCAN, SlIER-
MAN Il cos AFFAIRS-AD-
VANCE OF WESTERN
EkElGIITS.

ANtE oE w E4S lLhN
EkElGIITS.
MORE ABOUT DUNCAN, SHER-
MAN Il cos FAILURES.
New York, August IA state
ment of Sherman, Duncan & Co.'S nf-
fairs shows their liabilities to be 81, =
They owe depositors $,5I2, ,129. IS;
travellers credits S237, ,O75; foreign
correspondence $774, 1897.
Mr.. Duncan and Judge Shipman ex-
planned that the statement was not
official and can be taken as represent
ing only approximate amounts. 1t has
been prepared to answer many inqni-
ries that are daily made regarding the
probable condition of the affairs of tho
firm. and with especial care to avoid
making ii better showing than may be
justified by final results. All doubtful
assets have been reduced or entirely
stricken out.
The new freight tariff to the west,
al advance on previous rates, goes
into operation tins morning over four
trunk lines, the New York Central,
Erie, Pennsylvania L Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, under the new NJ
ranSemout agents are not permitted
to make contracts for more than ten
days.
The general Tnmmany committee
ratified the action of their committee
rcorgnnizing districts controlled by
Morrlsey. Hall ar,i Lsadw.th.
New YORK, August 12.-The Tri-
Dune saysa discovery has been made
that large amount of the indebted
ness OF Duncan, Sherman 4 Co. held
IL tins city, is Accommodation pa
per, i'll the form of drafts, drawn Oh
them 10y confidential clerk i'll their
"fhc4, and accepted by them and sold
to various banks through note bank
ers. An announcement is also made
that letters of credit, for which the
father of Mr.. Duncan has become re-
sponsibie, amount only to about thir-
ty thousand dollars.
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-20

HEADQU UARTERS

WAsHINGToN, August IA call for
tn million dollars worth of bonds
will be issued by the treasury depart
ment to-day, the syndicate having
made another subscription for that
sum. This leaves but $38. 537, $50 of
the new five per cent bonds i'll the
hands of the Secretary, and the Syn
dicate has until November.
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-20
DYSDeDSia.

SYMPIOMS-W ant of appetite, rising oil
toou nd wIn,I flOm the stomach. acidiIy of the
stomach. hr arr burn. drrncsS AID Whitcnt 81 of
the tuIl III the morning, sense of dIstensloI
the stomach AM bowel some timer ruInblills
AMI T. .iu Costlvcnrss which il Oc..Asi unAl y
Interrupted by ,!l1rrh '.a 1l-nt S. OF the
urine. H.. m-u'h ~ lanmy, or h.- N sour or
bittt,r taste '.thcr frequent symptoms are
waIrrb ash, ualpItar!ou Of the heart, head
IL. he, a.d disnTu' ~ OF the .-use', seeing
,i.'ubIe. etc. There ~ general debility, lanRnor
,.ii aversion tn muIin"; detection of the -rir-
IT., dis urbcd slesp, anil Ightful hIoNns.
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-20

Ii VEGETI will relic We pain, Cleanse, puri-
fy and cure such diseases, storing the patient
to perfect health after trying different physi-
clans, many remedies, suffering for years, il il
not conclusive I't OOf, if You n rufforer you
can be cuIe CIT? Why is this medicine perform
III z such great cures? 1t works In the blood
III tho circulating tluiu. 1t can truly be called
the Great Blood Purifier. The great source OF
dilease originates III the bIOC'f; and no medi
cine that does not act directly upon 1t, to puri-
ty and renOvate, has any just Claim upon public
attention.
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-20

It is very common occurrence IN
these unsettled times to have family
broils as well as numerous other
troubles to contend with, but the
latest aud probably the most supreme
iy ridiculous event of the kind on re-
cord, was brought to light yesterday
at Squire Van Amringe's Court. Mi
son Parker, n negro man, sued ont on
Yesterday ii warrant for the arrest of
his wife. Martha, who he alleged in
the atfiidnvit was guilty of very
naughty conduct in keeping disor-
ly mousse 1t seems that Parker and
his wife bad separ tied some time since.
during family broil, in which melee
Parker had his pate cracked with u
broom m-stick. Lately his wife has
fallen prey to the insinuating voice
Of gay lothario, and now he wishes
to regain possession of her. No fiat
tering promises, however. could in
duce the former spouse to return to
the arms of her lord, and Parker,
with lurking spirit of revenge with
III his tranquil bosom, seeks the court
in the hope that justice will be dealt
out on the square, AID he pictures to
himself the lovely form of his angel
observing him through the ten OF
diamonds, beseechingly y implOrlng him
to release her from bondage. Justice,
however, takes another view of mat
ters, and dismisses the case on pay
ment Of costs by the pros ecntnr.
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-20
MORE FAlLU K rs

BALTIMORE, August II Cutile 4
Boarding. known as the New York
T,n Company, hav'' failed Liabilities
SKY Thousand duiInrs
CHICAGO, August II State Street
Savings Bank has failed, D"pos,t~
thI.ty sevon thousand dollars, nvalimhl,
ussct4 seven thou sand .'Oihrs.
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-20
RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

Mr.. IL tI STEVRNs:
Dear Sir-I viii! most cheertD!ly add my tes-
tmOny to the great nuHlber you have already y
received III favor Of your great and good med
icine, Y tGETIaK Il, for dc not think enough can
be said lis praise, for | wHS troubled over
thirty Vrara With that eAdful disease ,CAtarI Ii,
snd mad such bad coughing spells that 1t would
seem AS though ! could never breathe any more,
and EG RTINE has cured me; and do feel to
thank ticd ali he time that there il so good y
medicine As EEGKrINR, AMI l aso think 1t one
of the beat medicines for coughs and weak.
stnkIng feelings ut the stonaCh, aud advise
ever, 10 Y to take the NEGETlEK, for can As
sure the III it is one Of the best medicines that
Mas. l.. GORE,
Corner Magazine anu Walnut streets, Gam
brids,e Il
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-20
Gained Fifteen Pounds of Flesh.

Mt n bkEW:Ck, n T., Jan. II I0IZ.
ii. Il. STEVENS, Esq:
pear sir navt hHd dyspe psia in It's worst
form tot the last ten years, and have taken
hun,iI eds OF dollars Nor: ui III ;tiriHe without
obtaining any rriier. In SCI ember last com
mcnc, Il taking th" NKGkTirk. slnce which time
Iny health Hae standily improved.
My tooi dieo-is wei, and have gained tif-
teen pounds of flesh. There Mrc several Others
In this place taking tho V VKGHTINR; all have OBJ
tanned relief.
Yours, truly,
THOMAS e. MOORE,
Oyerseer card room, Portsmouth CO.'S Mills.
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-20
THE WAR TROUBLES.

LONDON, Aug. ia special to the
Standard says II great number of Mon
tenegres has joined the Insurgents. 1t
IS asserted on good authority that
Russla will not prevent the Montene-
groes from aiding the Herzegovenears
CoNsTANT1NoPLE, Aug, 13.-Turquie
newspapers of this city says the stu
aSlon III Herzegovina is becoming
grave. Bands of Ins1rgens have en-
scended into the plains and attacked
Teebigne, burning and pillaging in all
directions
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-20
GOOD EVIDENCE.

ITNUIkhAII, NOV 70, Iotz
MIR H. X. STEVENS
Dear sir The two bottles of VRGETINK fur
nisiIrd mo by your agent my Nite has used with
gruat benefit For n long time she has been
troubled wi. Ii dizziness and costiveness; these
rGub'- now entirely removed by the use
t. VFGErISR.
She WAS Also troubled with dyspep.ia and
genera! debility, and has been greatly bene-
fitted.
THOMAS GILMORE,
229& Walnut st.
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-20
EUROPE.
THE LATEST WAR NEWS.
PROROGUED =
IHE QUEENS SPEECd-THE
CUBAN REBELLION
E1CSEIN
SUPPRESSED,

SUPPRESSED.
MADRID, August 13.-The Alton
sists ut Leo De Urgel carried Olsava
Mounting Il battery in the Olsava was
| considered impossible, for the Carlists
held the citadel
LONDON, Augu It l3.-The Stockton
Rail Mall Company has failed, half
million dollars.
PARIS, August l3-The hoat is ex-
cessive, fourteen sunstrokes.
LONDON, August 13-Parliament is
pror"gued to the 29th of October.
The Queen 8 speech, at the closing
Of the session, says her relations with
all foreign powers continue cordial,
and she looks forward with confidence
to the mnlntenunce of European peace.
In regard to the attack on the English
expedition, and the murder of Mr..
Margaray, on the Chinese territory,
she says no effort will be spared to Sc
cure the punishment of the instigm-
tors and perpetrators of the crime.
Colonies are generally prosperous.
Roferrlng To the preservation and
peace of Ireiand, Her Majesty ex-
pressed her graft iticntlon at the adop-
lon OF measure which, while relax
ing the strlngency OF former enact
mcnts, IL calculated to maintain tran
guilty there. Regarding the ship
ping bills, Her Majesty reioiced that
Parliament had been able, by tenn
porary enactment, to diminish the
dangers to which British seamen have
been exposed. Has every reason to
hope that the progress of revenue which
has marked recent years, will be fully
sustained IL the present one.
Madrid. August 13.-It is said that
the government intends to send ten
Thousand men to Cuba to enable Capt.
Valmaz'da to execute his plans for
the reduction of insurrection in that
colony.
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-20
CHAS, WESLEY WARREN


Cror..ere,, u...,ovy-&o Some Untold
Enc.. OF mis- Ezacape- rze Figures
ntne pUlD.x-Esfs s.arEy E4iEe
an Expert Forgee an
ornay,rcrs.os she EEoGUcs'
Gallery a rH"del
MAN : EsHi lac
Grew im
Grace
Anc piaya B"ceher-Ass Exposure
$3.50 west, OEae2S FEIsaa' '--'-Ai 81
AS mot Gold tAas dal'stc1@."
A.
Ihe bai'1note "St~1t'c A-'s' py ui'''
of careful correspondence. becu aDie
- Give the history oc the Rev. (?)
.,.1,,- -. w.. sror, ea,,v
0''''l 10 .g, s,.,..-.
DoyhGCo 10 E'> Irc.-'' '''S'' I'''>'0 -
New Orleans aid h.s appearance III
n-o,,.o.e-, yya r;ya suca matters
~ ~'''' '''''4', I.,.-.-.,, =. o-,- ,e..,7
as ~ . i'o' a. >''- -
ers III the A~o'E o. '1'lS
remarkable lmpester. lbs re%ioebce
here and the successful manner ho
1ooo.,-,f orr n,,nDl., Will instifv
49,. =, 4.... lions sr.,,,5
he sl'fS We "'' 'l3 - '-'1
HIS FAIsLI LITE
It is probable Jhat be vas brought
1zp in the reisAbJrhGpG Il 'omiJhvi-Ie,
county of Lincoln, Canada We =, no5
far from Torou-o- Dun u& hif youth
he was there the iurad boy OF \ Morse,
ESQ. who now lives at SmltnVliie- lie
was also 81 carpenter and joiner al
one time. ii school teacher al another,
and subsequently a.udlgd meGicine
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-20
MISSISSIPPI,
YELLOW FEVER AT PASCA-
GOULA

COULA.
PAsCAaoULA, Miss. August 13.--
yellow fever broke out here on Sun
day last. 1t is not known how it orig
mated, but supposed to have been
brought from Havana. There are
now thirty cls"s un,ier treatment.
The disease of most of them is of Il
malignant type. Seven deaths have
occurred, Including DIR. bradield, a
leading physician.
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-20

SINCE 1912 no less than 494 persons
have received relief in the Masonic
Asylum for aged and decayed Free
masons in England, to the amount of
$4,000. Within the Esame period
LOG widows were received at the Wild
ows' Home, at a cost of $55, 600.
What religion dare scoff at such an ex-
hibit of true charity.
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-20
Bacon, Pork, Flour,
Bagging, Ties, Etc

rN Boxes Smoked Sides and Shoulders,
~ Boxes ID. ). sides.
25 Barrels Mess Pork,
300 Barr els FlOur-4ll grades,
30O koiis Ba!glng,
lt0 Tons Pieced Ties,
Ito Barrels Refined Sugar,
100 Bags Prime Rio Coffee,
zoo Bales y. and N. X. Hay.s
500 Bu.hels Prime White and Mixed
Corn,
100 Hhis and Bb Is New Crop Cuba Mo
lasses,
100 Sacks Lisbon Salt,
$50 Secondhand = pirit Ca ks,
tO9 Bundles Hoop Iron,>
IS Bar reis Glue.
3fn Rags Shot,
25J Kegs = ails,
too BOxes and Half Boxes Gan Hes,
rs Gross MatChGE,
50 Boxes Candy,
25 Boxes SOFIA,
Is BOXUs Soap,
y Cases Potash,
50 Cases Oysters.
2uk Barrels Snuff.
100 Tons Eureka GuARO,
300 Tons Guonapo Guano,
FJr sale low by
WILLIAMS q MURCHISON.
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-20

bagStuS. lies, AtC
50' Rolls B..Gxing.
81 Tons ies,
l,Ohl hArrels Flour,
lW Hagr Coffee,
~ Barrels *hgar.
$50 Barrels s II. Molasses,
u Hbd- % MOiass.rs
20 Hhds Cnba MOIasses,
10 Tierces Rice,
2:D Cases Oysters,
81 tjases Peaches and Oysters,
$50 Cases Pickles
70 Boxes ID 3. and SmOk cd Sidra,
% Boxes b.. ami Smoked Shoulders,
600 Rushris IIOrp,
$50 BALES Prime Eastern Hav sE4
100 BOles Tobacco,
300 Spirit Casks,
IS Tons HoOp lion
loo Parors kIVeis,
15O ISarruls Glue,
200 Krgs Nails,
100 Box. Soap.
100 Boxes Candles,
800 kt gs Powder,
Fuse Caps, etc
For sale by
KERCHNER & CALDER BROS.
aug *
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-20
Fay Duties ia GE0enbRckS
From the Richmond Dispatch

Senator Bogy, of Missouri, comes
out very emphatically and ably in :
for of the payment of duties on i'm
ports Of greenbacks. He contends that
it is the effectual way to bring down
the premium Oh gold and pave the way
for resumption. It is indeed the mos
practical step which the government
can take in the matter of regulating
finances. If greenbacks, instead of
gold. are sought by the importers.
they will soon be at par with gold;
and gold coming down to par, or near
it, the Gov ernment will have to make
no sacrifice to get it to pay interest on
the national bonds.
Whereas if Government, according
to the plan of the Administration,
goes to boarding gold to get ready to
redeem greenbacks while the duties
are still paid in gold, the premium on
gold will rise higher, the pressure and
the distrust everywhere be increased,
and the country plunged into disas-
ter.
The proposition to pay duties in
greenbacks is growing in strength,
and we do not despair of seeing the
measure pass Congress-.
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-20
All Diseases of the Blood

Overseer card room, Portsmouth Co.'s Mills
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-20
VEGETABLE TONIC
Food for Man G. Beast
Turnip Seed!
Turn N Seed 7

NOW CfOp 1910.
Grown by LanIircth s. Buisr, PhiIade, pbia
"A isO a large assortment of Cabbage Seed.
For sale by
GREEN 8 FLANNER
ujly17l61f
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-20

a scandal developed the fact that
Warren aud Copeland were identical
personages, and information from
Canton, Mississippi, soon rendered it
too hot for the scoundrel in New Or
leans. Previous TO that time he fig
uTed to some extent in Philadelphia.
and several women in that city would
Ike TO know where he il. In Nav of
this year he appeared in Baltimore,
and his hotel bill here are still unpaid.
On the 28th of May, subsequent to
the Sunday school convention in this
city, the Nebraska State journal an
nounces a lecture at Lincoln, Nebras-
ka, by the Rev. W. E. Copeland, on
the subject, New Departure" By
this time he has practically illustrated
this subjec, and his whereabouts will
again be made known and marked
by series of frauds Similar to those
perpetrated in this city. He has as
sumed fifteen aliases. May his ashes
rest in peace.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-06
Baldauero L'jarte.
@ B. s. NJ.

Indignado al erterarme de la manera
incalifcab!e con que desde Naeva York
tratan los cobardcs enemigos de la inte-
glidad nacional dc desprestigiar a la dig
nfsima primera Autoridad de esta isla eI
Excmo Sr. d. Jvse Laureano SAM, a
quien parece que la Providencia traio q
este sueIo en- momentos de conAictos para
salvarla, no puedo menos como leal puelto-
riqueno y buen espsnol. pues probado 10
tengo,4 que hacer constar que en- Puerto
Rico hay muchos hijOs leales que abor-
recen los pocos qle tienen ideas de Sc
paratismo, y reconocen 10 mucho que SO
le debe al Excmo. Sr. General SAM,
por haber hecho renacer ell credito sin
ell cual perecia cl concrete, por haber le-
vantado la agricultural de su estado de
postracion por haber llevado al seno de
las famiiias Ia tranqnilidad que no poaian
disfI utar en- tiempos de malos gobernantes
que por desgracia han pasado en- este
pals; como este pueblo de Camuy tiene
tan NAL nombre por haber franqueado en-
81 la insurreccion de Lares, cumple tam
bien 4 mi deber prOcurar que Sc publique
que en- este pueblo hay leales hijos de esta
Antilla que han sabido, saben y sabran
defender ell honor de la nacion que con su
sloriosa bandera les cobiia, y que tambien
saben admirar al Jefe hidalgo y paternal
que con sus disposiciones ha hecho feliz
al pals que gobierna
Tan faIso es ell libelo de Nueva- York,
respecto empleados, que en- todos los
pueblos pasa 10 mismo que en- este, en- ell
cual tenomos un digno alcalde ad homo
rem que preside el ayuntamiento, com
pnesto de peuins'lares insulares diguos,
todos los demas empIeados del ayunta
miento son insulares; en- la Guardia de
6rden p9blico ell delegado 1nicamente es
peninsular J los tres guard as insularesj
respecto ohciales de milicias, estan los
que aqnf rcsiden gozando ell sueldo como
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