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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-08

lios de los organizadores lie tan vasto
plan de justification, ounce inspectores
de policla algrlna fuerza de la Guar
dia civil procedieron aver & la captura,
deteniendo hasta diez y nneve, entire
ellos seis mnjeres. EN- yarias casas de
las GALES de Toledo, Alcala. Preciados
~ barrio de Pszas, y apoderandose de
prensas, volantes, troqueles y de1nks
aparatos empleados en- la acunacion de
tidad lie estas tle orc plata, billetes
de Banco letras de cambio de dife-
rentes casas comerciales, imitados con
rara perfection. Parece que tambien
SO les han ocupado letras sustraidas,
por valor de seis mil duros.
Los 10 suletos fueron coHducidos al
IA Vitoria en- cuyo juzgado SO venia
siguiendo IL causa, custodiados por
fuerza de la Guardia civil por el co.
mandante lie este euerpo ID. GamilO
MILAN = Ell Inspector de 6r,len p6blico
de aqueIla poblacion d. C;regorio de
Olalde, que hace algun tempo sc ha-
llabau en- Madrid, autoriza,los por
81 general Quesada, para perseguir
los expresados monederos.
EI - saneion6 S. NJ las siguientes
leyes presentadas por ell Sanado:
Fijando reglas para la administration
de los p6stos aprobando dos creditos
extraordinarios con tlestino las opera
clones de la quinta Ell las provincias
VasconSadts Y Navarro para ell re-
greso de losdeportados a las islas Ma
rianas y Filipinas; tiiando las fuerzas del
ejercito p"rmanente para ell ano econo-
mico de 1877 7S fiiando las fuerzaa
nayales para ell mismo ano econ6mico.
Ell IL sancion6 las siguientes pre-
sentadas 4 S. " por el Congreso.
Roformando el titulo doce de Ia ley
de eniuiciamiento civil, deelarando I
conprendidos en las excepciones lelar-
ticulo % lie la lev de presupnestos de
Il de julio de 1876 4 los ingenieros de-
caminos, montes. minas y agr6nomos y
al personal subalterno de estos cuerpos,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-08
G.ACETA DEL 1,

FL II de Mayo Sc canjearon L
c6dulas cuyo valor asciende i $1,000
Y 2S-5l los residuos; ell "a, 2S, valor
$4,000 y 1895 los reslduos ell I
de JUNO 0, valor $1,000 y 26l-l3 los
reslduos ell IA =, valor S40O Y
1884 los reslduos ell rs |, valor
5000 V 5-5S los resfduos.
Nombrado: oicial 80 dI.a a1uana
de Faiardo d. Leandro Fuentes Pc
rez: Official 50 de la Colecturla de Ma
natl d. Carlos de Ia Rosa Y Lcqucri-
que Official 80 de Ia Intendencia d..
Francisco Romera Y Official 40 Ar
chivero ID. Manuel de la Concha Hi
dalgo.
r. O. ) de JUNO aprobando la
exen"iond de los derechos arancelarios
tie los materiAles de hierro para ell
mercado de Mavagiiez.
r. O. 10 JUNO aprobando la auto
r..zacion de la entrada del tabaco de
erto-Rico en- Cuba, con las restric-
clones propuestas. limitandolo al
puerto dc la Habana.
Tendran efecto los dias l6, II Y
Is en- Humacao los cxamenes de
maestros, y el 10 y 20 los de macs
tras.
FL II Sc remataran en- ell Avun-
miento ~ pleas rayadillo azul, pro-
piedad del municipio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-08

versario de la promotion al espiscopa-
do del que, cincuenta amos h6, fue nom
brado principe de la Iglesia sin que en-
tonces pensase en- ocupar la silla de
San Pedro mas amos que Ell Primado de
los apostoles. Pho TX ha recibido gran
des pruebas de afecto y respeto de mu-
chos miles de peregrinos, de muchos
soberanos de Europa y America y hasta
una carta aut6grafa del Rey de Italia.
El aniversario aludido Sc ha celebra-
do en- Roma j en- muchas naciones del
mundo catolico con grandes funciones
religiosas.
Terminamos aquf esta larga CORES
pond+ncia diciendo que no ha habido
acontecimientos politicos dignos de
mencion especial en- las demas ma
clones de Europa no citadas en- esta
carta.
]. Garcia SAEz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-08
Puerto Rico, Julio s de 1871.
Sr. Director del BOLETIN.

Muy Sr mio amigo 81 al dirigir
Y. mi anterior, fecha l." del corriente,
hubiera llevado la intencion de entablar
una polemica con el Sr. ID. Manuel Ell
zaburu, secretario del Ateneo, nj leer la
contestacion que dicho Sr. Sc ha servi-
do dar EN- ell nlmero anterior de su pc
ri6dico, hallarla motive para satisfacer
mi deseo.
En- efecto, yo podria probar al EXPIRE
sado Sr. que antes de dar POI sENTAoA
COMO INCONsECUENCA s'tyd una dNdo mia,
he hecho tomar informes de la Direc-
cion de FL Ageate, por donde he sabido
que la nota publicada en- sus columnas
procedia de la misma Secretarla del
Ateneo Asl mismo podria decir al So
nor Elzaburu one es extraho SO hayan
cometido tantas Mcractitules por r
Agente, y no Sc le hayan adyertido para
que las rectifcase Ell los dos n1meros
que, posteriormente aquel, ha publ
c do.
y puesto que SO ha dado a luz una
relacion de "a composiciones, entire las
cuales no estd la mia, y SO ha premi4-
do con el nHmero 25, una que Uegj h0ras
despues de la que, SOLO por especial de5e-
rrncio sc me admitiJ, estoado ce'Taclo el
p'o.o seaalado, podrla tambien pregun-
tar al ST., Elzahuru que n1mero fue ell
que correspondi6 ent6nces 4 Ia que yo
entregu6, que no fu6 comprendida en-
tire las "a, nj fgura EN- ell n1mero 25
d pesar de haber llegado horas antes
que esta
Pero como al dirigir Y. mi anterior
solo me ha guiado 81 deseo de eyiden-
ciar un hecho, y esto 10 he conseguido
y como por otra parte la contestacion
del Sr. Elzaburu nj quita nj ahade ma
da 4 10 que EN- mi carta manifestaba
doy por terminada definitiyamente, pol
mi parte, esta question, dando al expire
sado Sr. Elzahuru las graoias por ha
berse dignado contribnir d que mi aser.
oion quedase iustifcada.
De Y. muy atento y affmo, amigo
@, B, s, NJ. FELIX RouRA,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-08
condolences y que llcnarla las nece.
sidades de la isla.


Leemos en- cl 7Sdende de San
Thomas
Sabemos que el % de JUNO RENO
NAL tempo EN- In costa sur de Puer-
to-Rico, causando daiios i la propie-
dad flotantc.
En- Yabucoa la balandra espanola
Perseverance, garre0 sobre Ia costa
perdiendo su sobre qullla Y sufrien-
DO averlas en- Su cargamento Este
barco lego aqui ell 20 hacienda aqua
Y ell NAL estado, y ha menester po-
nerse en- dique y hacersele una repa-
racion completa antes de salir i la
mar.
En Humacao la goleta Nria b.
len encalld Y pcrli6 timon y sob'c
quilIa. Ea Arroyo cl balandro Pm
chao Sc fuf Il pique con pGrdida to-
tai de sus cfectos.
Tenemos ell gusto de consignar.
sin embargo, que no hubo p9rdida
de vidas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-08
miento en- el Callado I'm cambio de

miento en- el Callado y m cambio de
ministerio.
FL nuevo gabinete que, despues de
muchos dias logr6 Prado formar el G
de JUNO, Sc colnpone de las personas
siguientes: presilente del Consejo de
ministries el general Buendla; ministro
de Estado, doctor Cirflo Rospigliosi :
de la Guerra, general Bustamante F.;
de Hacienda, ID. Jose Felix; Y de
Justicia, el DR.. Morales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-08
TELEGRAMAS.

Del Bulletin dc San Thomas ira
ducimos los sigulenteS
Nueya York, janio 2.-Despachos
del tcatro de la guerra dan cuenta
de una batalla que Sc eSta rinendo
en- las riberas del Danubio asegGra-
Sc que Rustchuk y Nik@polis han ST.
do destruidas
I La Puerta ha publicado una pro-
tesla contra los actoS de inhumani-
dad perpetrados por los rusos.
FL cuartel general del Gran Duque
Nicolas. general en- jcfe del ejercito
russo, ha sldo trasladado 4 Sistova, Y
el Gar esta en- Tarumagareli.
Abdul kerim Pacha, general en-
iefe del eiGrcito tlTco, admitc el he
cho de haber cruzado el Danubio
5000 ruSoS. Scgun los turcos, un
cuerpo de Is 900 rusos trat@ de re-
apoderarse de Sukumkali pero fue-
ron dcrrotados.
Mr.. Layard, embajador inglGs en-
Constantinopla, Sc qucja de la no
ejecucion de la amnistla de Bulgaria
Los franceses que rcsiden en- Pera
Sc han quejado d su goblerno de los
insultos que sufren sus tamilias, y
piden protection armada.
Nueva York, 3.--Dlcese del sitio
de la guerra que los rusos han esta-
blecido un gobierno provisional en-
Tirnova, cerca del paso de Shipka,
la via mas practicable para cruzar
un ejercito los Balkancs.
En- Asia fue rechazada una salida
que sc intent0 he kars.
Esta intormado un corresponsal
del Scotsman de que en- ell gabinete
ingles domina la opinion de Mr. Cross
Y de! marques de Salisbury, por 10
que el Sultan tienc escasa esperanza
de auxilios de lnglaterra.
La escuadra britlnica cst4 en- la
bahia de Besika.
En- Francia la sido dis'lclto ell
ayuntamiento de Amiens. Gambet-
ia esta en- Marsella. FL mariscal
Mac Mahon, en- un discurso que di-
rigi6 al ejtrcito en- Lougchamps, ex-
pres6 comrleta coniianza de contar
con la fuerza armada para el mante-
nimiento del 0rden.
FL general Zorrllla ha sido arres-
tado en- Paris por acusarsele de cons
pirar contra los gobiernos esplnol y
frances.
Nueva York, 4.-Tclegramas de
Asia admiten que las operaciones en-
Batum han resultado favorablcs d los
turcos, y que estos han asum:do d sll
vez Ia otenslva.
Annnciase de Erzeram que los ru-
sos han sido derrotados Ell Kara XII
! lissa.
La lentitud de los movimientos de
los rusos en- Sistova. es motivo de
acerbas crlticas en- toda Europa.
La presencia de la escuadra ingle-
sa Ell IA bahia de Besika, ha dado
/ pabulo a muchas conjeturas y i va
rias interpretations respccto Il las
intcnciones probahlcs de Ii Gran
Bretana.
Hoy ha sido celebrado con regoci-
Jos publicos ell aniversario de la in
dependencia americana en- todos los
Estados- Unidos.
L6ndres, Ala existencia de az1-
car en- los cuatro puertos prlncipales
ingleses ell 30 iel pasado, era de
10000 toneladas contra 1856, 900
en- igual fecha del ano anterior.
Nueva York, 4 4.-Az1car cristlli-
zada l0B 4 IL cts. f. Regular d
buen refno @ a {. Orc l054 4 Z
Londres, id.-Cristalizada E l l3
ch. 8 p. Mascabado { |, 6 ch. 6 p.
! Purgado de Ia Habana no II, { l.
/ IL ch. Consolidados ingleses 94s d
J, 3 Pc frances 1865.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-08
ANUIgIDS DIVlRSOs.
HELLO !!

En- el estaheeiMieato L4i ZARAGslzANA.
sc vende o hlelo al pieco de % centayos Ii II
hAy ~ qnlntat despachanlose t0nbien 1 lgual
lneco hos pedldes one gistcu lYacerse tle los
Pnen1os oe u tsla. ilta. 8 ag,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-08

Segun una circular que han expe-
dido los selorcs Silva y Ca, 4 conse-
cuencia de la falta de estlmul4 Y de
apoyo, ell HoetsciNe suspendera sus
viajes d esta isla y Nueya- Y ork desde
ell pr6ximo que tendra lugar ell ! |
del corriente, 4 menos que no Sc reu-
ma un subsidio omensual suficiente para
cubrir los gastos de travesia.
Creemos que ell comercio de- Puer-
to-Rico y los hacendados pierden
mucho con la suspension de esta via
de COMMUNICATION con el primero de
nuestros mercados cons,midores, V
que, por 10 tanto, convene L sus in
tereses hacer un sacrificio pecuniario
en- favor de tan dtil empresa; sacrif-
clio no muy grande Y que una vez
realizado, reemplazarla ell "Hunstvi-
lle' up nueyQ vapor de e4celentes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-08

En- vista de las lluvias continues
y de la consiguiente crecida de los
rios, ell Excmo. Sr. Gobernador Ge-
neral ha aplazado para ell 10 del
corriente su salida para proseguir su
comenzada vista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-08

Ha fallecido en- la Peninsula el
conocido y simpatico teniente coro-
mel Don Juan Iglesias, tan conocido
en- esta isla por su patriotismo y tinos
modales.
Sentimos la perdida de tan huen
amigo, y rogamos 4 Dios por su al
ma
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-08

En- ell vapor espanol lego aver ell
bridier Sr, Yolif 'encargdndose de Ia
Comandancia principal de Marina.
En el vapor lan.ialia sall6 para
Hamburgo y Suiza cl Sr. D. lgnacio
Garcia de Tu1ela. con seis meses de
licencia para viajar por ell ENtran-
zero,
Damos al primoro la bien venida y
dcscamos al seguhdo I'm pr6spero
viaie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-08

Dice una carta tcchada cn Puerto
Plata el 2S de jmio, Y que publica el
Times de San Thomas que cl -
RENO ALI grande alarma, acompa-
NADIA de las voces de flcgo, y por la
noche no Sc ola mas one cl qtifn
ri;re de los centinelas y patrullas, ha-
biendose quemado una casa.
La revolucion ha eStallado oyen-
sc tiros en- todas direccioncs FL pa
nico empez6 por fuego y ha concu-
do por ser declarada la ciudld en-
estado de Sitio. Los rovolucionarios,
guiados por los generates lsidro Or
tea V Manuel Maria Almonte, estan
cerca Y su embestida Sc espera por
momentos. Segun los rumorcs que
corren. esta ebelion tiene ramiiica-
clones Ell el interior, y es dc sentirse
venga Il intcrr,mpir Ia bucna reco-
leccion de tabaco. Todos los almace-
nes estan cerrados y prevalece la
confusion.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-09
GENERAL NEWS.

One man was shot dead and three others
were seriously wounded at a voting pre-
cinct in Henderson, KY, on Monday.
s. kaufman, wholesale tobacconist, of
Memphis, has made an assignment for his
creditors. His liabilities are S50, 900; assets
unknown.
Thomas Campbell, who was to have been
hanged at Wilkesbarre to-day, for the mur-
der of McNulty, has been respited unIil
September 1st.
Three white men, named Story, KflpAt-
rick, and Bush,t were killed by q negro,
near Pickensville, Ala, on Saturday night
No particulars ale given, 90.
The coiored crew of a coasting schooner,
at anchor off Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts,
mutined yesterday morning, stole ali The
money on board and deserted in the small
boat. They landed at the bathing beach,
and left after smashing the boat.
The fifth annual session of the Laborers'
Congress commenced in Toronto on Tue.
day. twenty delegates representing the
different trades, were present. The chair
man III mis- address, spoke of the prevail
ing depression of labor and the advantage
taken of it by employers TO reduce wages.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-09

A GENEROUS REsPoNsE.-As short time
since the Charleston rs. CT News and
Courier made mention of a lady in that
State who, by her personal labor on her
one-acre farm, supports herself and her
nine fatherless children. This mention
had the effect of eliciting the sympathy of
a number of persons who admire pluck,
and as consequence the News and Cou-
rier acknowledges contributions aggrega-
ting $l6S in behalf of this lady, inclu-
ding $50 from gentleman in Baltimore
and $50 from Mr.. W. q. Deshler, who
is president of the National Exchange
Bank of Columbus, Ohio. In note en-
closing his contribution, Mr.. Deshler
says: H .ahl b pen.
"Although am a Northerner, and a
republican of the firmest Kind, I am more
than that-a man who sympathizes with
the distress of those who have seen better
days. send $50 for the lady, trusting
that time and pluck, and common sense
and mutual good will among us all, both
North and South, will, ere long, alleviate
the sorrows and distress now so prevalent
throughout our land"
The daily gazette., 1877-08-09

high tide OF recuperation and coltent-
ment bear kindest thoughts of absent
friends, and ii letters from home are
counted treasures like unto pearls of the
ocean so is the SUNDAY HERALD eagerly
eonned and welcomed as the most intel,
ligent and end entertaining guest ~ ali
the guests at Rshoboth. OF the Wash
lnytohlans the winsome face Of Mrs.
Hodges is an acquisition, and whether
met by land or sea we would sag that
the sparkle of her eye is light with
which neither fire nor fame can com.
pete. Her young daughter, just merg-
ing into womanhood, ls attractive and
promising. Colonel William Jones ond
wife with their vivacious daughter, Miss
Mary Jones, will pr we decided loss
when homeward bound and Mrs.
Qnaiffe, with prepossessirg manners,
gathers every day a oierie around her.
Baltimore sends US very attractive peo~
pie, viz: Mrs. Archibald Sterling and
family, Mrs. and Miss Florence d sford,
Mrs. Mckensie, Mr.. and Mrs. Cassard.
Wilmington contributes the society of
Mrs. Theodore Rodgers, charming ma
tron, whose sweet face and unobtrusive
charm o. manner are everywhere re-
marked, as also General aud Mrs. Zinn,
Miss Nellie Rodg RS, Mrs. Ward, and
Miss Bush. New York and New OIL ans
furnish an agreeable quota in Mrs. G ~,
Mrs. Tremaine. Mrs. Day, Miss Meteer,
and Miss Peterkln. We are daily ex-
pecting delegation from Washington,
who have promised to come and view
the beautiful sunsets and see the tide
come In. NJ E.PI
The daily gazette., 1877-08-09
A Battle before LOvatz..'.
THE RUSSIANS REPULSED'i
LOSING 300 KILLED AND '"
-a 600 WOUNDED. ,... ~ 1a 90, T.. q
REINFoRcEMENTs FOR THE RUSSIANS
AT PLEvNA-THE RoUMANIAN jHy
e,t 49,. fi -....- ..I- =.
ARMY TO FROM THE RIGHT e g.
WING.
LONDON, August 9.


The Standard has the following
special from Bucharest: '.Theq Russian
troops around Plevna have been REIN
forced and now number 10000. The
Roumanian army numbering $4,000
which is now psssing continually to
Nikopolis will form the extreme right
of this force. 80 irs s-'a7u9d,
Various'specials state that on Aug. 9
5000 Turkish cavalry attacked the
Russians between Lasar a village n az
Plevna and the River Rusica. oi The
Russian who occupied fortified line
and who now outnumber the Turks,
repulsed them without difficulty but
made no attempt to follow as the
Grand Duke Nicholas does not wish
to waste the energy his troops inqpar
tial engagements, h3''s 9II .gad
The repulse of the Russians at Lo4
vatz or in the immediate vicinity is
confirmed by the Daily Teiegraph's
Lovatz despatch and by other specials.
The Porte has officially informed
the English Embassy that after two
days hard fighting at Lovatz the Rus
SLAMS suffered severe defeat.
The Russian Telegraphic Agency
publishes the following: THE Aus
trian Minister of Finance on being
questioned by correspondent of the
Golos as to the attitude of Austria in
the event of Serbian declaration of
war said: Some weeks ago I would
have emphatically replied that we
should occupy Serbia but now Austria
may allow tnat principality her free
dom of action"
The two monitors taken at Nikop oils
are now ready for action. 1t is believed
that they will be directed aga inst the
Turkish monitor at Rustchuk which
is damaged and is short of coal.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-09
A MISTAKE THAT SHOULD NOT
BE MADE

A semi-official statement from Wash
ington informs us that the President in
tends to devote considerable portioin
of his forthcoming message to the labor
question. Also that the Cabinet has
been discussing this question at recent
meetings ito the exclusion of all other
matters" If these reports are true we
can only say that the President and his
ministers might be more protitably en-
ployed than in pondering upon aud de-
batting topic ON which their opinions
are not wanted or proper to be given,
and, If given, would be of no service
whatever in settling the real troubles be-
tween employers and strikers, but would
only make them worse. The President
and his Cabinet seem to have taken in
earnest manifest buncombe" of the
Ohio Republican Convention. That
served It's only purpose as bid for
votes, and may aud a few hundreds to
the Republican strength in Ohio from
the ranks of the labor unionists, though
it may ALLEVIATE many thinking men of
the genuine working classes from the
Republican standard IN that State. For,
as we pointed out in recent article, the
honest, well meaning laborers would be
the principal sufferers from a system of
enforced arbitration like that proposed
by the chief of the Brotherhood of Lo-
comollVe Engineers anu naSClly caught
up and approved as a political ''dodge"
by the OHIO Convention. The people of
both parties IN Ohio are irrational and
unsound on several questions, and their
views of the labor troubles may partake
of the general crookedness which puts
them on the wrong side of the silver and
paper money issues. The arbitration
theories of the Cleveland Convention
may pass current in Ohio, but they will
not be acceptable to intelligent Republl-
cans or Democrats of other States. The
Presidents best political friends outside
of Ohio will be astonished to learn that
he seriously means to recommend the
passage of law creating statutory ar
bltratlons" or establishing Bureau of
Industry. y."-Journdt Of Commerce.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-09
THE MILITARY STRENGTH OF
THE MORMONS.

A Salt Lake correspondent OF the Chicago
Tribune shows the falsity of the re-.
ports respecting the military strength OF the
Mormons. Instead of the Mormons being
able to show forty -.housand we'll armed
fighters it is doubtful if even half the num-
ber OF able bodied men could be mustered in
Utah to-day tor any military purpose. Tue
population OF u tab by the census of 1870
was 81 900 OF whom the full norma lpropor
tion were women and children. The in
ere SO has certainly not been more than fifty
per cent. within the past seven years, and
at that rate the population would now lie
10000. The little princIpality of Montene-
gro has 100000 inhabitants, aud its fighting
force-all men between seventeen and titty-
six years of age-is "a 900. The same pro.
portion of about one TO eight would give
Utah about 10000 fighting men, of whom
at least one-iourth would never fight in the
Mormon ranks. tft .-ta+ rs
The daily gazette., 1877-08-09
DISASTROUS FIGHT WITH SIN.
DIANS IN TEXAS.

2 CHICAGO, August S-Officfal infoima-
tion has just been received at the military
headquarters confirming rumor receiv-
we'd here few days since regarding a
fight between Indians and U nited States
troops in Texas. 1t is ascertaned that
a disastrous encounter was had on Staked
Plains, in which there were two officers
and twenty-six enlisted soldiers killed.
The remnant OF the party continued its
march after having suffered this loss, and
has since reached Fort Uonder, with an
additional loss OF five privates and forty
horses and mules. TIE unfortunate com
mand was without water for SO hours
and the suffering they endured in coli
sequence was terrible. ~. t-=.. +. &
The daily gazette., 1877-08-09
RUVIAN SYRUP
RUVIAN SYRUP
rOm a Merchant.

ORTIZ SEARsMONT, sept. o, 1870.
ir-lt gives me very great pleasure
b you of the benefit received from
of PERUVIAN SYRUP in my
lhIly. My wife, for the past ten
bas been in feeble health-very
ebllitlted generally. Last Spring
*eluted TO try Il bottle of PERU
PNRUP, and HaS so we'll pleased
result, continued its use until three
bottles had been used, and she Is
better health than at any time for
ls, and has increased in weight from
Rds TO l26K. ! have employed ply
and used great variety of patent
es, TO the extent of hundreds of dol
Know She received more benefit
PERUVIAN SYRUP than all the
ether.
les Of the Syrup are very large
StanIly increasing, and do not hes
'feconmend and even warrant it to
lsfaction. Ifyou desire you are at
70 use this communication as you
hs IL gives me pleasure to recon-
4 good an article to suffering hu-
4 Yours truly,
ITHIEL PEASE