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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-19
EEAIs-sTAND-Ip.
He Tells what ne Knows Abomt sitting
Bull,
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went north to the hostile camp for
the purpose Of bringing home some re-
lations and children belonging to my
wife. There are few northern Santees,
Yanktonais, Assinaboines, Arickarees,
and Gros Ventres. The chiefs of the
above are Santee. Red End, Yanktooia,
and White Face. The others are not
known. OF the above there are very
few people. The Northern Cheyennes,
Black Moccasin, chief have about ITO
lodges. The Blackfeet, Chief Scabby
Head, Uncpapas, Chief Sitting Bull,
Sans Ares, Chief Spotted Eagle, Mime
conjous, Chief Black Shield, Ogdlallas,
Chief Crazy Horse, in all have a little
over 2O00 lodges After the troops got
into the country / could not get away.
The Indians made the soldiers watch
the camp and keep the people together.
] talked with Sitting Bull before leav-
ing, aud then moved my lodge out in the
night, coming very far around to keep
out Of the way Of both the Indians and
the troops, and come home by a road
known rs the old Fort Pierre Dad on
the east side of the Black Hills, striking
the road about half way between the
Missouri and the Black Hills, and then
coming straight to this agency.
to Bisonette, and to Bouchet, that he
does not intend to molest anyone south
of the Black Hills, but will fight the
whites in that country as long as the
question is unsettled, and Ii not settled
as long as he lives. AS soon as the
Black Hills question is settled he wants
my agent to send him word and tell him
what to do. He says he finds q great
many guns and other things about the
Hills where white men kill each other
and left them on the prairies Sitting
Bull asked how the Brules were treated
at their agency / told him well, but he
to fight the whites, only to steal from
them rs they have done. The white
men steal, and the Indians won't
come to the settlement. The whites
kill themselves. The Black Hills stink,
there are 50 many dead men. He saws
he heard that the Indians coming from
the agency wouldn't be allowed to re-
turn. He has made law that no visitors
shall pass between the agency aud his
camp, either Indians or whites. When
the rascality about the Black Hills is
settled, then he will stop his rascality.
The Government has promised much to
the agency people that never was full
| filed, and it wants to move the agencies
again. III moved, who will occupy the
land? 1t belongs to you. If you remain
where you are, l want you to send me
| word. If the good white people won't
listen to the great father, you young
men will listen to their chief. Sitting
Bull says that If the troops come out to
him he must fight them, but If they do
not come out he intends to visit this
agency, and he will counsel his people
for peace.
Bear-Stand- Up, who makes this state
ment, is reliable. He was in Sitting
Bulls camp nineteen days, from about
| Nav % to June -.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-19

Col. Brooke has been sent to Baton
Rouge to do just such things as this.
His purpose in Offering the troops was
not to aid in the arrest Of law-breaker
he wanted the Sheriff to 60 marching
through the parish with an armed body
OF soldiers, that a sensation might be
created He would then have immedi-
ately telegraphed the transaction to
headquarters one Of his henchmen
would have telegraphed all over the
country that cruel outrage had been
perpetrated upon an inoffensive negro,
and that the military had to be called
In by the civil authorities to arrest the
perpetrator OF the deed.
It Is easy to see what an effect this
would have had on the Northern mind,
already deeply prejudiced against the
people Of Louisiana. Col. Brooke's
miserable scheme, In this instance at
least, was thwarted by the GOODNESS
and resolution OF the Sheriff. The
facts of the case, however. show the
line on which Col. Brooke has had his
orders to move, and we shall not be
surprised, during the canvass, often to
hear OF this gallant officer raiding upon
political meetings, arresting peaceable
citizens and finally driving Democrats
from the lot-boxes, while worthier
men and better soldiers are yielding up
their lives on the frontier.
The declaration OF Beckwth the
order Of Gen. Auger; the recent demon
stration of Col. Brooke, and the
energy and industry with which
the Radical press is manufacturing and
circulating the most scandalous lies OF
the atrocious cruelty Of the whites OF
Louisiana. all indicate the policy by
which the Radicals propose to hold this
State. In view Of this scheme prudence
must be practiced by our people; but
they must also be determined and
courageous. They have wrongs to re-
dress deeper than the insolent meddling
in their local affairs by army officers who
are content to be the dirty tools of dirty
politicians, when their braver comrades
are winning honor upon the battlefie
Our people have the destiny of Louisi-
ana in their hands, and they must bear
themselves as men who have holy
cause to win, and who are too cool and
brave and resolute to throw it away
to redress q minor wrong.
1t may be we'll, In this connection, for
us to say to the country on behalf OF the
people Of Louisiana, that there is no
disposition on the part Of the whites to
wrong, much less murder, the negroes
And il trouble shall come, it will come
through the Vaccinations Of the rascals
who are running the Radical party, and
who have determined to provoke strife
If thew can
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-19

maudlin bravado, virtually challenging
the dismissed Secretary to do his worst.
| (Chicago Times Qnd.)
The Republican party deserves it's hui
initiation. 1t adopted at it's National
Convention a resolution complimenting
the President. Thereupon the Presi-
| dent Immediately proceeds to disgrace
the party to the best Of his ability Even
the organs are shocked. The more de-
cent Republican journals speak hotly OF
the Presidents conduct, and some pro-
pose to unload him as far as possible.
How keenly they wish that they had
shown little more manhood in 1872, or
even prior to the late convention Mr..
Grant is the same man to-day that be
was when the Liberals refused to support
him four years ago. Men OF ordinary
intelligence and candOr do not know
him any better than they did then. But
the same spirit which induced the Re-
publican party to nominate him in 1872
has again induced that party to insult
the better sentiment of the country by
indorsing his administration in 1876
IN Y. Tribune Qndl
Yesterday again President Grant con
tinued his ravageS in the departments
at Washington. He ordered the new
Secretary Of the Treasury to drive out
linmedlatelyLn Lne lfSI Auultor, Ine l. mn
Auditor, the Supervising Architect, and
the Chief Of the Secret Service.
He is now evidently determined to
have an obedient Cabinet, to tolerate no
subordinate in any one Of them who is
suspected Of being unfaithful to the
principles of Grantism. and to run them
all in the interest Of the Rings which
suffered during the time Of Bristow
The President has never before been
so active as he is now. 1t is the activity
Of man who has lost self-control. and
has made up his mind to rule or ruin.
These latter-day fruits of Grantism may
well alarm even the Republican party
IN. y. Sun 1nd.)
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-19
A New Mustard RIMster.

The medical value Of mustard plaster is un-
derstood in every family. Much time is spent
is of poor quality and will not act, causing great
suffering. This trying inconvenience IS now
perfectly overcome by Benson's Prepared Mus
ordinary article 1t is very clean and can be ap-
piled and removed without discoloring the cloth
ing or soling the skin. 1t does not deteriorate
with age. 1t Is always reliable, as only the best
quality of mustard is used in its preparation. 1t
is ready for use at any moment. by simply dip
ping it in water. 1t is sold in half yard pieces
at p cents per roll by all druggists. Sent by
mail on receipt Of price by
SEABURY & JOHNSON,
Pharmaceutical Chemists New York
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-19

The Campaign WEEKLY DEMOCRAT, a
large eight-page paper, will be fur
nished from the 1st of July to the 18th
November for the small sum OF One
Dollar. Every man in the State should
subscribe. Every Democratic and Con
servative club should subscribe for
from twenty five to one hundred copies
for distribution.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-19
To TailOrs, AhDemakers, Carpenters
Rricklayers, Persons of sedentary
Habits

Persons who work in damp places. and to all
persons whomsOever it may concern, the nature
Of whose work is such that you have contracted
lame back. a weak back. an affection of the
spine, shooting pains in the back and sides.
rheumatism, kidney affections, ruptures
sprains, bruises or great soreness in any part
Of the body You will find yourselves immedi-
ately relieved by using one OF Benson's Capcne
Porous Plasters, the best remedy for these trou-
bleS known-a quicker, safer surer neater and
more pleasanter remedy than ordinary porous
plasters and liniments. .Benson's Capcne Plas-
ter is a combination Of the purest India rubber
and other gums with Capcine-a powerful ex-
ternal stimulant. and the quickest pain reliever
ever Invented. 1t is superior to electricity and
more certain. Price Of BensOn's Capcine Plas-
ter Is % cents. For sale by all druggists.
SEABURY & JOHNSON
Pharmaceutical Chemists. n. Y.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-19
A CARD

The undersigned. successors to England, Tai
Ion Il Co., thankful for past patronage ex-
tended to the old firm, will continue to furnish
FISH
to their customers and the public at the follow
ing rates:
Snappers and Red Fish 10 cents per pound.
Bass or Breakfast Fish 40 cents per bunch.
Hardshell Grabs 40 cents per dozen.
II is your interest to deal with US.
Send orders to FRENCH MARKET, or to
CHRISTOPHER J. TALON, on board.
BARTHOLOMEW, TALON Il CO..
jy1s I'm Stalls n, IS. 7s and 80 French Market.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-19
pR1oE LIS T:

The following Watches are all Lever move
ments, Jeweled same size as SIS Watch an
sold with guarantee for two years:
Solid Silver Watch, same as the cut. ........ 81
Hunters Watch, Nickel Case. ...--..'1
Solid Silver Stem Winder. der....................
Stem -Winder, on. Silver case. {
Same but open face, fiat glass. s............ I
Solid IA karat Gold Watch, 2 o. case. ......... I
Solid 1s karat Gold Watch, 2 o. case. e.........
Solid IA karat Gold Stem Winder m or case
Solid IS karat Gold Stem Winder M Oh. case
The following Watches are two sizes small
than the si5 Watches. and finer quality:
In Silver hunting or open face case.........s
Solid IA karat Gold case. ase......................
Solid 18 karat Gold case.
Ladies' Watches, Solid Gold cases. ........-...
Stem -Winders, Solid Gold cases ........
Ladies' Stem Winders. elegantly engraveds
Gentlemen's Gold Chains in great vari.
rices vary from sl5 to s75.
A large assortment Of Ladies' Gold Chat
from SIS to 800. .
Silver Chain. suitable for the SIS Watcn IL
81 to $S.
Any Watch sent by mail, In registered p9
age, at my risk, on receipt Of price, with 50 ct'
for postage; or by Express, G. O. D., with pf
lege Of opening the package and examining
Watch before paying for 1t. Address as al
A Key that winds any watch sent by maie
fifty cents and stamp. ~
WATCH REPAIkING by SRILLFDL WO"
MEN. at lowest possible prices.
Solid IA Karat Gold Chains 81 25,n
Pennyweight.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-30
EscIbanIa De JUN Ramon Dc Torres.

El Sr. Juez de /. Instancia del Disirito de Cate
dra por de este da recaido en- la seccion de
Ia quiebra dc Ia s0cedad B. Borras Hermanos, 80
Ia ssrvido mandar convocat q todos los que tuver n
dsrecho para opOnsrse la laaprobacion dol oonvenio
seebrado entire los aereedOres la stcisdad qusbrada
en- Ia primera Junta general que tuvo lugar e da de
aver ante 81 COmsarlo de ella, fin de que 10 deduz
can ante este Juzgado dentr6 lie los ocho das sguen
tea la ebracion de aque1 actc, apercibimiento
de que raascurrido estos An haberse prssentado
sicion legal, Sc acordara aprobacioa procediendo
eata de dsrecho cuyo convsuio 90 de pagan n;egros
los creditos que forman sl pasvo en- 81 t6rminO de
once amos, ssndO 81 prmero de respiro, pagara
los sguisres psr dscimas parties vsricando primer
page u 81 de Julio de 1875 10. sguientes en- la mis-
ma fscha de los aAos sucesivos haaa cumplir 81 de.
elmo; siendo bisn entsnddo que han de quedar los
qusbradOs r.habilitados para sl comercio no some
tidOs Intervention aguna ersciendo que d. Bar
tolome Borr&s propietario de lx hacienda dsnonnada
"Santa CAtalina otorgar4 eacritura hipotscars por
su vslor, s de establecimiente snsxidadss para
responder al pago de los plazos que ecmprsnds su
prcposieion Y para que lsgue notica d. todos 6jo
el prssente en- Puerto Riso veinte ocho de Junio
De mil Ochocisntos sstenta y Seis.-Juan Ramon de-
Torres. 1~3
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Rs.nbaIia de atuauoles de Torres.

En- los autos de concurso necesario de D. Jose Ma
nuel Flores, hacsndado de Fajsrdo, sc ha dspuesto
por Sr Juez de IL Insta sia de este partido auto
de esta fecha la pNbca subasta de todos los
bienee perteneesntes aquel selor consistentes Gu
la hacienda Carmen, sta el barrio de Ia Dea-
jagua jurisdiction de Faardo, cuyo invsntario mon
taute catorcs mil ochocieutos siete pesos
Sc ensuentra de manifesto en- esta Escrbsna en- la
del refsrido pueblo de Faardo senalandose para el
remate que ssra simutaneo este JuSgado el de
Paz de Faardo, el dia diez nueve de Julio proxmo
y horas de una cuatro de la tarde. Sc anunca al
p6blico para la concurrsncis de lictadores.-Huma-
Gao, 23 JUNO de mil ochocientOs sstenta seisJose
CelestinO Schroeder. 2-3
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El Diamante
3l.-sAN JUsT0-3l.

En- este acreditadu establecimiento Sc acaba de re-
cbir un gran surtido de botines fabicades al guso
pusrtoriqueno que detao de 3 Al At parj botnes
para n1os 30 reales $3 elegantes zapatos bajos,
zspatos bancos goma para hombres nnos, chime
las de alfomora marroquin con taco sin u pre-
,ios m6dicos.
Por vapor "Ponce", especialidad en- botas para Sc
fora ~ rsales $3 par punta alta y bajaj los
datmos ;sprichos de Ia moda en- pabas sombrsros y
ur sin ntimero de artfcuos de novedad que dstallo
precios muy baratos. s.-Guillermo Llansras 0-l2
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In T Err ES A

Sc vends una possession en- 81 pueblo de Penuelas,
barrio dc la Jagua legua la poblscion
como de 30 cuerdas POGO mas menos de vegsy un
POGO de sobrevega, propia para oda elase de sembra
pues Ia crcunda el rio Guayanes tiene arboles ruta
les, pslmas de cocos del Peru, hermosa para
moscatel de MADEIRA pfopia para tienda por
estar stuada frente al camno que coducs vi pueblo
de- Adjuutas Daran razon en- Ponce, Agsncia del
DoLETIN MERCANTIL. l9-A
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Verdaderos Retratos.
Adriem Cordiglia, fotdgrqto q hehdgrWo
de s. n. Ell Empeyador Marimilinsso.
Gale de San Justo, 35.

En- mi gaeria obtendran retratos de- todaA elases,
On todos los ssteas, de todos taaos .sptodaec:ones
en- cuyo sistera be estu lado dutants .muchos aaes
con 81 mayor exito.
Las personas que tengan retratos dagierrotipo am
brotipo tarjeta fottEratia de tamafo por
contisos estrupeados que SO encuentren, Be repro
ance por e sistsma nuevO un lerlaOso exacto re
tato del tamaho que quera hasta el na,ura por
sistsma la imperfssta diminnta c6pa que guarda
familia, dulae sagrada relilua, nco evuerdo de
PADRE una madre, de un hermano 8 ho, queda trans
tornado por Mr.. Cordglia c6pia tan fe duradera
como 10 pod, ln todas aquellas persOnas que Sc
sirvan pasar su establecinento dcnde encueetran
expuestos varios tFabajos de ese generO en- tamano
grande.
Las personals della 1sa pne eseen obtener cualquier
reprod acci de pepueno grande serviran remitir
iarjstas mi direction en- Ia Capiial-Cas de San
Justo, n(imero ST..
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La Estrella de Orc,
90
FRANCtSCO-42

En- este acreditado ESTABLISHMENTS se hallan de
ia los materia sguientes para ezgpateria
Marroquines de- Ia .class dc la acredada ,narca
R6s becerrlos charoes superiores; bahamas de Ia;
horlnas de Ultima modal canamo, clavos, oetes,
dones, cintas de seda slgodos, saten escambror;
susla de la mor abrica de Ia sla herramientas de
das clarss irantes de hilo para bones. Todos lo4
sfectos expresados son trescos de superior cali Ai
1e ealizan Drecioa sunamerite m6dicos Tx
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Anuncio.

La sociedad Querejeta Hermanos que gira en- este
plaza, pons lquidacion por 81 ter,nino de dos
amos quedsndo cargo de los s6cios los trabajos
que ss hagan este periodic seran de contado. AL
inismo tiempo revocan sl poder que tenen conterdo
{ ID. jose Costa para eobros dsjando este en- gu
buena opinion fama.-Ponce Junio de 1876
Querejets Hermanoe. SIS
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ANUNCIOS DIVRRSOS.
Don Adoyo Sanchez Cotoyymelo, Jues dt
prinsera IMstancia de este pastiao ju.
dtclal. 3 Ea

Por el presents, cito llamo y emplazo todos los
aereedorss cuyos creitos han sido reeOnocidos Sc
halan pendienes de reconocmiento 81 concurso de
D. Jose Manuel Flores vecino hacendado de Fajardo,
para que la Junta general de scrsedores
que 50 celebrara en- la andiencia de este JuzgadO
IL una de Ia tards del dia trece de Julio pr6xim"
con 81 fin de cesbrsr la de grsuuacion de creditos;
pues as 10 tsngo mandado por provdenca de este dia
DadO an Aumacao 4 ysintay y tres de Junio de mil
sshccientos setenta y ssis 4dolfO Sanchez.-El Es-
sribano Jose Celestino Schroeder. - 2-3
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Carros para muebles

Ell que suscriDe, ha hecho venir de 1nglaterra dos
oarros con muelles, expresamente para Ia con.
duccion de muebles de la mudanza de casas
ros con de gran tamano debidaments eubiertos para
que 81 llueve NO puedan mojarse aquslos las dimsn
stones de de cinco varas do largo dos me-
dia ancho asi es que con faolidad puede colocsrss
cualquier muebe por rgrande que sea, tanto ia.
Cilidad como Ia que proporaonan los mueles, harau
que los muebles puedsn bisn colocados impsdir
"a rutura,-Pabl0 Ubarri. l2-lZ
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j.. MALARET Y PAGAN

que SO dsdicar4 al ramo de mercanciss todo 10
demas cvncerniente al comerciO.
Contando con capital dc $4,000 la experisn-
cia de los negooios, esperamos dspensara V. su
con6anza cuyo efecto le rcgamos srva tomar no.
Ia de nuestras respectivas Armss.
Con la mayor consideration suscribimos de v.
altos. 8. s. z. B. NJ, Malaret Pagan.-P. Malaret
Anglada 6rmara, Mslaret Pagan ". Pagan fr-
mara. Malarst Pagan. S-l2
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Han llegado.

Las maquinas de cossr de mano con pedal "Ex-
pres" de cadeneta pespunte, de dobe psspunt ts y
agujas para las msmas venta plazos con garantso-
La Vizcaina, San Francisco 39.-Pabo Ubxrri. 1912
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PREcIos DE ANUNCIos.

De ssis nea de impression, publndose hasta tres
rsngon exoeda de los seisLes precio
sAn do cuando los snuno. hayan de pucse en- caracsss
rruesos pOs los de hneaa-P0r
precos oonvencnales los
nicados knsa prsa Anunos
Aicados 9 abonar1a adslantados.
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p la n o

Sc vsnde uno enterameuts nuevo do Ia Mbrica Dc
Rsrnaregk de- Aarceloua. Cen 81 ss su4sp lQApu sls
accsserivs gone sQn ls es.gsi. Pare sclcCay iho.,
1aqlstSa slndas pies DC .islal 1smss Into ns9An
u i Aaaislllssssss..aeg Aa lVssssss..aeg 81 ss.kg!.l, Mn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-30
PREc1os DE Subscriptions.

$40 Ia isa-Por $3.50 Por
mestre $Por fsslsa en- II Capital 10
ps6c0 franco de elcoeo nges Sis anraPor
alo Ia. isla de Cuba $12 - ~
userpcones pagan dsmps por adsandoy los suscrp
pudsn entsnass los dsctasn Ad
ministraci0n.
Ri BOIkTIN snva todas parties franco is porte
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Colocacion.

I'm j6ven que tiene. conocimientos DE- Latin, desea
cOlOcarse en- una rmacia de esta 1sla. Infarmar& d.
Enrique Puig, calle de San Sebastian nun 43. 2-3
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MPRtAIA DEL 'B,lLEIlN'
DE SOBRINO DE LARROCd 7 Ca

En- esta Imprenta Sc hacsn toda clase de i,npresio
mes, para los Ayuntamientos, ,usrpos del Elercito
oteinas, comercio particuIares, la prontitud
impienza que tiene Screditada.
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sacos Impermeables.

Propios para siafaaes d ssdcar, cafS
4 otrA ulaas do graDos los bay "a vsnsa en
" slpseea n Nuiiaps nalsslo, e.lle Dc
ses y @N
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Almacen de papel
de Sobrino de Larrooa y Comp,

Continuamente Sc encuentran de venta en- este esta
blecimiento; pape de de todas caees, sobres,
botelas de tinta cOmun de copiar, plumas, laere,
tnteros raspadores fascos de goma potss de cbeas,
carteras, pisa-papeles &aa, ga
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Esz-l-----.--s4 =
Vapor .sJonh Walker. !"

Rocara en- este puerto procedente
de Neya- York del 80 del corrientesa &
II del entrante u seguira para ell Bra
sil. Para deta.lea aobre pasage y &c
~ Alliss 41llas. !a.. ! 9 9 -
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Hero galvanizado.

10 hay de venta de l.s n,eiores
clases, { casa d E.Pi losa Rodriguez
J swbe3an9p, ii-l
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Pailas para 1ngenio.

Las hay de todos tamai,os leIt,n..
de Oarron. hasta 500 galones. s,,'.ii A. Il
alnacen de los are. Anal. .IuIlS :. .
a de- Agaalllla. Para ans,. norms.
noIea dllllss. { lel g s|lsdel ssaatsl'
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Star Ball Line.

Gran Inca de vspores correos inglesss entrs Nus4a
York y 81 Brasil con escaa en- este puerto
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Muy Sr. nuestro: Tenemos ell gnsto de partcipar
v. que CON e.ta fecha hemos tornado en- esta plaza
una sociedad que girara bajo la razon de
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Segun disposition del Gobsrnador Britanico en los
dias de correspondents para Europa las cartas sss
ran este Consulado hasta la del dia sin nultA
y hassa las con una muta de 10 centavos por car.
tas excepto que eChen e buzon l0s sslloa
ingleses necesarioa.
Cuando al fran3ueo 90 forzoso las cartas puestas
81 buzon no son franqueadss no pusdsn ssf snvia
das Dor el vapor inGles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-30
P1ldoras Holloway.

Las virtudes de esta admirable medicirfa son espe.
sialments ehcaces para expulsar de la SANGRE tOda
impureza. En- los casos lie debiidad ella incompa-
rable, al paso que radcamente las INDIGES-
T1ONES y los des6rdenss generates del Hlgado, del
Est6msgo y de los lNrESTINOS, restableciendose,
como por cncanto, u vigor Ia salud normaes. Di-
chas Pndoras renuevan ash mismo las dolencias que
suelen ahigr las MUJERES al llegar estas q Ia
edad critica. ..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-30

En- Santander no hay cuarenteua
sino en- los casos preylstos por la ley
de Sanidad, pero de ninguna manera
llevando patente limpia, como opor.
tunamente la llevan noy. 6--l2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-30
pOT0GRAPIAY BLI0GRAPIA.
ADR1EN CORDlGLIA,
fot6grafo de S. M. el Emperador
Maximillano. Gale de San Justo,
35. Puerto-Rico.
lnteresa.

Ell itiaerario del vspor ingles que sali6
de San Thomas el l6 del corrisnte, o.
como sigue.