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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-20

bispO de Toledo. Al cabo de uE
mes SO recibi6 la respuesta, de que el
legltimo arzobispo no Sc habia movi-
do de SUI archi di6cesis. Aquella no.
ticia cause una verdadera consterna-
cion entire los que habian sido enga
1lados por aquel par de bribones. FL
gobierno los conden6 a seis amos de
encierrO en- ell castillo de Listenberg.
Este suceso fu6 ptblico en- Francia Y
cause mucha risa, tanto a los france
ses como a los espanoles.
Pasamos solos tres dias con ell pre-
ladO y .secretario pOstizOs, habiendo
sido trasladados ell 1o de agosto al
fuerte de Petit-Pierre, que esta q unas
cuatrO leguas. Este edificio esta 81
tuado encima de una pequefa colina
dividida en- dos pOrciones y rodeada
de murallas, pero sin artillerfa. En-
la parte del Norte habiS diez 6 doce
casas, la iglesia y un meson, Y q la
entrada un puente levadizo y una
casucha para el guardia. La guarni
cion Sc c0mponia de 80 & 40 soldados
holandeses y belgas.
El comandante, que tenia una hija
1nica nacida en- Espafla, cuando su
padre era teniente de guardias walo-
mas, al servicio de nuestra patria,
viyia en- Ell torreon. En- ell cuartel
grande estabamos cuarenta y cinco
oficiales espanoles de varios dep6si-
tos de Francia, todos castigados por
pr6fugos. La miseria que pasabamos
era atroz, pues solo nos daban cinco
oentayOs diari0s. nm POGO de pan de
centero y toda Ia cerveza que podla
mos bebel, ptles eAtaDalnos en- 4AiSiua-
nia y este loor es casi de balde ALI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-20

lido del Sr. Luperon, anti-espanol
conocido, y este Sc desprende y apa-
rece a los ojos de todos a primera
vista porque vive persuadida de que
Gin la Influenza Official de este pro-
hombre, no podra laborar libremente
en- obsequio de los intereses primaries
q que obedeci6 su creacion y perde-
rap, por % tanto, los cubanos militan-
tes en- las maniguas de Cuba las mott
cias y recursos que peri6dicamente
les remite.
Estas noticias y estos auxilios, di-
cho sea de paso, van q la grande An
tilla por la red de vapores espanoles
inglesss, alemanes y franceses que
tocan en- Puerto Plata y, en- SUI tota-
lidad, siguen para Santiago de Cuba;
siendo sensible que hayan abusado
de los sentimientos de magnanimidad
del Excmo. Sr. D Ramon de Here
ra que los permite ir Cuba y regre-
sar en- sus buques, las mas de las We
ces, por carload, sin comprender sus
empleados que los, al parecer, pobres
y arrepentidos emigrados no son sino
emisarios de nuestros irreconciables
enemigos.
Estos hechos nos hacen repetir los
conceptos de nuestro editorial cita
do de que no basta tratar de veneer
la insurreccion armada que nos COM
bate en- los campos de Cuba, sino
que es necesidad innegable matar la
hidra laboranse de nuestros enemigos
del exterior, llevando al lado de los
centros que sostiene, personas de re-
conocida probilad y de lealtad acri-
solada que los vigilen de cerca.
Els una necesidad que en- Puerto
Plata Sc restablezca el Vice consula-
do de Espaf1a y que con las mejores
iHstrucciones, hijas del cello patrio,
del Ministerio de Estado y de les
Goberno' res Generates de estas dos
- ouJera libertad en-
las dif1ciles CIRCUMSTANCES en- que de-
be colocarse siempre un empleado
diplomatico que desee que su ma
cion sea considerable y respetada en-
el pals ceFca de Uuyo gobierno Sc ha-
| lie acreditado.
No basta tener cerca del Gobierno
dominicano un Consul encargado de
Relaciones que procure mantener es-
tas & la altura que su delicada mission
lie prescribe & impone en- un pals que
sufre tantas y tan repetidas transicio
nes en- su polftica interior; es de in
dispensable necesidad ser previsores
y evitar prudentemente conflictos y
derramamiento de Ia sangre siempre
prec;osa de nuestros soldados de Gu
ba, con medidas que nos lleven 4 ser
respetados en- el exterior como debe
serlo la nacion que trajo con Colon,
la civilization del Nuevo Mundo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-20

armamos, que la guarniciOn del casti.
llo crey6 que nos habfamos sublevado
y guiada por de su comandante, pre-
parados los fusiles, echaron las puer-
tas abajo sin que nosotros 10 notara'
mos. Segu{amos imperterritos en-
nuestra function, cuandO ell jefe del
castillo nos intim6 que nos rindie-
SemOs.
i Viva Fernando VII y muera
Napoleon grit6 Laguna, meti6ndole
al comandante por los ojos el peso
duro, que uevsba sobre un libro como
81 fuera un santO.
AL fin comprendimos que nos iban
4 hacer fuego Y consentlmos en- retl-
rarnos & dormir nuestra chispa. A la
bOndad de aquel jefe, que comprendio
que todo habia sido una pura diver
sion, debimos ell no habernOs perdido,
pues no di6 parte dc nuestra falta.
Al POGO tempo me sali6 una terri
BILE erupcion como de sarna q conse-
cuencia de un purgante brutal que
me dieron, habi6ndome sidO precise
pasar al hospital de Falcesburg. Mi
amigo Anguiano, por acompalarme,
Sc restreg6 el cuerpo, haci6ndose unas
ronchas para parecer tambien sarno-
SO. En- el hospital fuimos tratados
con maternal solicitud, por las her
manas de la carload que serv1an en-
dicho establecimianto. A los p0cos
dias de estar ALI Sc supo que ell
emperador Napoleon estaba en- Nan
cy. que no habia admitido el hos
pedaje que le ofreciera 81 obispo y
que SO labia. metido en- una fonda con
todo su s6quito, dandose la 6rden de-
pena la Yida s los oficialee prisioneros
$50 .s~a = "A ssssasssSa6 5 essssasn,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-20

mil cahalloa, siete mil ihfantes Y un
battalion s'e srtilleri& volante que for
m"ban IL. gusrdla imperial.
AL dia 81 Tuienbe q las 0chO. vimos
pasar al aAuperador montadc en- una
oo'osal yogr.s i''anca, enj j.tezada sem
nillamohIe, ysl.do el jinefe vestido
con el unitorln, de CT ior-s de Ia
gusrd'a, seguido de mucilos genera.
les, Driilantes &c bordados de Gro y
prolusi0D, Y de eu luo.da guar,lia. ri
h6foo dc Assster.ts, lba Stras 1rgo.
para pasar reyista & un .cuerpO dc
ejerc,Jo .iosde ;aiii Poionia.
I'crmaneo.mes EN- el hospital hasta
ipts do octu6re, en- cuys fecha tlvi-
mur que retiracaos, pues va 80 habia
llena,io ell establecmienio de heri-
dos do las battiiaS del Rim.
A mediados ,ie noviems Re, va los
rusOs vonlan pleani0 la rotagnardia
a los franueses. Y por tenor de una
invasion, SO ass traslad6 j la F,andes
francesa, psra 10 cual SO nos hizo
andir diez Y nueve disa e.sIilos,
durrnlen1O en- Las earoelss Y pasando
mucno ffio Y mlsaria. lngresamos
On 81 fuerte do i,an Francisco, situado
en- Aire, cesos Co D;la, donde estuvi-
mos POGO tienpc, paes el q de enero
de 1914, no QuoIendo qua nos ubar-
tasen los prusis nos, russo, steeos =
holandeses que S. yenian eneima aos
pus'eeon en canine paIG ei ModiOdis.
hablendo andado treinta y siete jor-
nadas sin detenernOs. TantO sufrir
hambre, frio y fatigas, nos traia ya
y resolvimos intentar de-
nusyo u fuga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-20
COLONIA GUIANA.

Todos sabemos que la populosa
ciudad de Nueva York abriga una
junta que, contra todas las prescrip-
clones del derecho international, Ia
bora pablicamesate d cienciG q c0ncien
cja de las 0atoridades dc aquel Estado
de Ia Union Norte americana, para
auxiliar q los que en- Cuba combaten
nuestra nacionalidad
Esa junta, deseando extender sus
doctrinas y adquirirse mayores SIM
patias en- los pueblos de raza espaflo-
la, no dudo un momento en- enviar
emisarios que procurasen establecer
centres de accion para recolectar au-
xilios que remitir furtivamente &
nuestros enemigos los pseudo-libe
tadores que luchan indtilmente en- la
espesura de las virgenes selvas de la
grande Antilla.
Al es.ablecimiento de estos centros
en- las repdblicas Sur-americanas si-
gui6 ell que sostienen en- Kingston y
al que obedecen los de Port-au Prince
Puerto Plata en- las repdblicas de
Haiti y de Santo Domingo.
Nuestro celoso consul en- Port au-
Prince ha sabido inutilizar los traba-
JOS del Club 1aborante de dicha ciudad
y sus pesquisas han sido muy fruc-
tuosas para la causa nacional, impi-
pidiendo Sc frame NADIA en- contra de
Espafa, noticiando & las autoridades
espanolas de Cuba cualquier novedad
importante que merezca Sc aumente
Ia exquisite vigilancia de las costas
de los departamentos que recorre Ia
insurreccion armada.
En- nueatro,= editorial del jueves 20
de Julio de este afo llamabamos la
atencion de los espanoles todos J de
nuestras autoridades en- particular So
bre la urgente>e imperiosa necesidad
de que Sc vigilasen de cerca los traba-
JOS del club laborante 8 co5onia cuba
ma de Puerto Plata, hacienda parti-
cular mencion de que su Influenza
Sc ha hechs sentir mas de una vez
en- los destinos de la infortunada re-
pdblica dominicana que les abriera,
en- NAL hora, un abrigo en- su seno.
Viva Baeg, abajo los cubamos estos
DOS gritos Sc oyen clara y distinta-
nente en- los alrededores de Puerto
Plata; este. grito, dado por los que
Iuchan por un poder siempre efTmero
probars a todos ia veracidad de nues-
tros asertos; y ese grito de guerra
entire hermanos nos dice por dItimo,
que ali son una Influenza los hijos
espuriossde.. la grande Antilla y que
Sc disputan ell un pals extrano 81
mando con un partido que pucde Sc
= menos hostil Espana y que con su
triunfo lIevarla 4 la colonia cabana
de Puerto Plata ell conyencimiento de
cue no Sc debe abusar jamas de la
hospitalidad de un suelo extranjero
para laborar en- contra de una nacion
amiga.
La colonia Guiana de Puerto Pla-
Ia, que entire sus principaless corifeos
cuenta con un Agramonte y el rico
simpatizadcr Cantos, estA llamada a
sufrir un golpe rudo que debe herirla
de muerte 81 triupfa la reyolucion que
en- toda la rep1blica dominicana, re-.
clama un gobierno de mayor 6rden y
mas prestigio que Ell actual.
Esa colonia cubana no ha temido
echar el peso de su orc, todo su valer
y toda su Influenza en- apoyo de! par
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-20
25 25FOLLETIN.
MEMORIALS De UN MILIqAR.

sAcADAs DR uH LIBRo MED1ro kRREo1ADAs
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-08

Alwsyson hand. We have also fine BII.LIARp
TABLE, which is always ready for the amus6
ment OF the Lovers of the Cue. Other Is
ceised games also found ut this place.
deli f
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FOR SALE.

WILL SELL CHEAP FOR CASH AN
Il No. | Stock Ranch, either for cattle
o. sheep, Joining foothills. with plenty Of
outlet, embracing 800 acres, Of which 700
acres II good agricultural land, with plenty
oi water aud feed.
For further particulars. address
IL. Il RILEY.
Paradise Valley.
Paradise Valley. New. 2, 76.
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CONSTANTLY KEEPS ON HAND
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IRON, Anvils. Screws.
Cumberland Coal Bolts, Steel.
Horse Nails. Borar, Bells,
Axle Grease Bits Boilers.
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Door Locks. nsltins.
Vheelbarrows. Dabbit-Ietai.
Wire, Grindstones, Machine Extras.
OK Yokes. Barbed Wire, Staples.
On Cans of every description.
Drills of all kinds.
w oodenware. Teakettles,
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N-uts. Patent Iron Planes,
Mails. Scissors. Wash. boards,
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M-olsssas GATES. Hinges,
u rn Cocks. Hammers,
Chains, Hooks and Staples,
Cartridges. Flat Irons,
Axes. Pumps, etc, etc.
py3tf
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Advertise Your business.

Keep Your Name Before the Public
Judicious Advertising will insure a Fortune
u The man who didn't believe in adver
using has gone into partnership with the
sheriff. and that officer does the advertising.
Sept. Il, 1872. A
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lnG and conducting Il rchcaring. BY a recent
decision OF the Commissioner ALL rejected
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The House passed the bill to carry the
lIaNa.jau treaty into effect by small major,
it,-
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To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES NEW REMEDIES

l. ~ plIS ~ I1LOl UoACUUNs
>.,,,.- ,,,, .
-'i-" HEhHoiLH NJ" REMEDIES
"a t,I, GlDDOU =
A@IYA
EEySTA rrCrnrTct nv
kHxH H SSyA t1D L Elm - An !
IA LSexA
sseSA G.a3 Xearnry s>s,crt
sSSSsSsE5SA
~ gsFa Con To,,,,rr,l,t -.qtr
INTERSECTIONS va 0i -'o1A - IL
's'NS>AN.->S<AAA-SAN un,,-o ln
S-i4s 1-'-iA'| GO.
TST\pTI<1fi,D in1Q7i for 4bo ,,.,,o,,
- OF Sexual and seminal diseases. such as
'"ii"Itl',t lice IcirlItGrr' SNPhilllS IN all
ItH ioFillS' seminar W takheHS lmpntcncN, etc.
Ittil HlN''>' S"i N'iu>N'ti'dili@ ana u rtfatcd
49, N''''~Hi'iiIi u't''V-
,,.,,,
"'' '''>'''
How MANY thousand of pcrsuu> bot: mai,
and females there are who are Suffering ont
"A miserable existence from the effects OF 81
cret illdul4cHct~. or from vices absorbed into
the system, Look at their ralIid enamel
atrd and dj~ti4llcrcI faces and their broken
down constitutions fi.auaIifving them for
the happinp,>, of marriage or the cnioylncn,
of life In TINS horrid situation thousands
suffer until death closes the scene Let par-
cut~ guardians friends. attend to thoSe Who
are suffering with any of thcs,. horrible life
DESTROYING maladjrs-->c,. that they are cared
for and cured before il h,.tooI#ta send Them
& ] tai Nh
Who IN. nIa1. ,,iyI,.. disease. nix ,;s,n,.i.,j
study for wears. and who j. certain tt rura
Inc mot .nN"j'Titr case without mercury ~
tho>. who ara. afflicted, - to tLnst. who ,r..
interested in the welfare. of thrir friends to
hr careful of the, many pretended doctors
who inrost all cities publishing their skill in
curing all diseases in a few DAYS imuosinu
upon the public bv using the names Of emit
ucnt phySrianS from Eurorrand othcrnI,rrs
BE therefore careful and make strict inquiry.
OF YOU u.uN fall into tn, hands of thnGI
cii..riat#nS.
seminal yy.obu.es
Seminal emissions the colSrqUcncc Of self
abuse. The solitary vice. or dcpraNcd sexual
Hdulg'ncc y ilractccI by the youth of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent uroduc-
n@ with uncrTlng certainty the following
train of morbid symptoms unless conbatcd
10y scientific III, deal measures viz: Salluw
c0umtcnamcc. dark spots under the eyes rain
in the head. ringing in the ears. noise like the
ruStlin@ OF leaves and the rittIng OF chariuts
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GREEN CoLoH IL pIcHEMs.-It is said
that to impart an excellent green color
to pickles they must be first covered
with boiling hot saltwater, and after
a short time the water poured Of ana
the pickles drained They are then to
be placed in an earthonpot nndcoycred
with boiling vinegar, the top put en-.
and the whole kept at lukcwarm tenn
pera;mo for Il long time, the vinegar
being poured off every day, heated 70
boiling, and turned again upon the
pickles. This is to he continued until
the color Is beautiful green. The
vinegar used in this process IS then TO
be poured off and replaced by fresh,
and the jar closed tightly. This meth
Cd of colorinG is perfectly harmless,
although the result is As bright a green
rs that Of yerligris.
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Ic:Es successfully treated.
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hdni Gases, Land Wa rrants and script.

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ana HOMESTEAD Cases attended to. Land
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Co. for pamphlet of Instruction
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-<~S-

SrARcHlNo LINEN.-Thc following Is re-~
ommcncd by i German journal. Make Il
liquid paste with good line wheat starch ana
cold water. and then Stir in boiling water VIM
Ill stiff paste is formed, and Immediately
add white wax, or stCarjn. say abort one
ounce Of wax to p pound OF -t4rch-lGc
exact proportions, however, IN any case can
he determined only 10y experience If IL il
desirable that the linen should be- very ~tit
powdered gum arabic may be added to tile
cold water with which the starch j. mixed.
The strained starch should be thoroughly
rubbed into the articles after they have been
we'll wrung out, after which they should then
be placed between dry cloths and passed
through the man1lc, and then rubbed on am
ironing board in on, direction with soft r.,
to distribute any Jumps Of starch. Collars
etc should be ircncd dry with a hot iron
and considerable pressure. The sticking Of
the iron may be prevented by drawing il
while hot over wax, and wiping il with -"
rag dipped in salt.
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"Advertising is the oil which wise mon
place in their lamps. "-MoDFRN Prov.
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To KEEP GREEN Y EGETABLi., --GgeeH y,--
ctabIes must he kept on damp stones, Gov
cred over with damp cloth. Bcetroot par
ships. carrots and potatoes are best kept in
dry sand during the Winter. Never wash
them till they are wanted for Use. Onions
should be tied up in punches, and hung up.
Take and bury parsley in u jar during the
Winter, or dry it, by hangingi it up in warm
room,
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KEAT!HG'S COUGH LOZEnGEs

Fl'HERE j. uiqUestionahly no other remedy 80
4 other remedy 80 certain in its effects. A>rH
MA. WINTER IGUGH BRONCHITIS and DIS
ORDERS or TIE THROAT alike yield to its in
fucncc. The highest medical testimony states no
better care for these complaints exists now
proved by over half a ceHturys experienced They
contain HD opium. mOrphia or any violent drl!c
keatinGs Cough LoZences. prepared by THOMAS
HEATING, London, Britain sold by all Drug
giSts. Acents for the Pacific Coast, HEDlNGTON
HC. letter ( Co, san Francisco
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Notice.

: hereby given that will not Ice response
i bic for any debts or obligations contract
de by Ca>-iu~ e. EIson.
J. VI. EI4SON.
March 3, 1876. 15:3w
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-13
Congressional Caucus.

The following caucuses held Saturday elected
delegates favorable to the nomination of Hon.
7. B. Reed:
EARRIsoN.-At caucus of the Republicans
of Harrison held June 10, 1876, A. X. Morse,
o. G. Cook and William Chute were unani
mously chosen delegates to the Convention to
be holden at Portland June 29th, to nominate
candidate for member of Congress from the
First District
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted
ReSo lied, That Hon. Thomas B. Reed of
Portland is the first chosen of the Republicans
OF Harrison for candidate for Representative to
Congress, and our candidates are instructed to
support him for that position.
The following were chosen delegates to the
State Convention: Freeman j. Dunn, Hon.
Caleb A. Chaplin and n A. Traitor.
OTIsFIELD.-The following delegates were
elected to the District Convention: Jonathan
ingalls,, r. G. Maybery, r. r. Bangs-al! for
Thomas B. Reed. R.. G.S.
STANDIsH;-Th following are the delegates
for Standish: Samuel DiDgley, w. H Libby,
Orville S. Sanborn, Edward Thompson-"Reed
first, last and every time"
NAPLEs.-The following named delegates
were chosen in this town to the District Con-
vention: David Fl. Cole, Nathan A. Church.
The following resolution was passed:
Resolved, That our preference for candidate
for Representative to Congress is Hon. Thomas
b. Reed of Portland. G.
Thus far Mr.. Reed has every delegate chosen
in this county.
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-13

The Maine Central, European and North
American and connecting roads, Grand Trunk,
Knox & Lincoln, Boston & Maine, Portland &
Rochester and Portland & Ogdensburg will
take parties desiring to attend the Republican
state convention in Bangor June 22d, over their
respective roads and bacx for one fare for the
round trip Tickets for that purpose can be
obtained at the station where the party takes
the train, and will be good June 81, %, and %.
The Maine Central will run a special train
the 22d from Portland to Bangor, via Lewis
ton, leaving at o'clock a. M; Danville juno
ton, Sc a. M; Lewiston, Cos a. M; West
Watervile, 7.30 a. m. Watervlle, 7.55 a. M,
and arrive in Bangor at $50 a. M. returning
will leave Bangor for Portland at 43O p. M
and arrive in Portland at 925. The freight
tram from Skowhegan will connect with this
special train and special will leave Water
vile for Skowhegan on the arrival of the
special from Bangor. The Somerset Railroad
will run a train Wednesday morning from
North Arson to connect with the spec al from
Portland.
The steamer City of Richmond, which leaves
Portland Wednesday evening at ten o'clock,
will arrive in Bangor in time for the conven-
ton and return Friday morning, will take pas
sengers the round trip for one fare. The
steamer of the Sanford line extends the same
favor.
Republican papers please copy