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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-15
MANIFESTO DEL GOBIERNO.

A LA NAcIoN:-Senalado ell dia en-
que los colegios electorales han de
concurrir a la creacion del poder le-
gislativo; enarbolada la bandera de
todos los partidos; pdblicas todas las
aspiraciones y espuestas todas las
ideas, ell gobierno de S. NJ. entiende
que esta obligado a intervenir EN- es-
ia gran contienda, y cumple su de
Der de la l1nica manera que le es llci-
to; demostrando resueltamente su
pensamiento, fJando la atencion
del pueblo espanol en- la grave
dad y trascendencia del periodo que
atravesamos, y advirtiendo a GUAM
tos directa 8 indirectamente, con la
iniciativa 6 la aquiescencia, han con
tribuido q la preparation y desarro-
llo de la revolucion de .Setiembre,
que ha llegado el momento de hacer
en6rgicas afirlnaciones, de guitar la
esperanza propositos insensatos, de
someter todas las rebeldias al 6rden
constituido, y de evitar que afectos
personales, despechos pueriles 8
vergonzosos arrepentimientos, debi-
litando 10 presente, sometan el por-
venir de la patria a nuevas y san
grientas oscilaciones
Cualquiera que sea ell concepto
que folmen de la revolution de Sc
tiembre los que ahora resultan sus
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-15
TELEGRAMAS.

Los peri0dicos de Madrid recibidos a.
yer por ell yapor correo CoMILLAs que
sall6 de C5diz el % de febrero publican
los te'egramas siguientes:
Alassio 25 "a y As tarde.) Ell minis.
tro de Espana en- Italia al senor ministro
de Estado
He tenido ell honor de ser recibido, q
las dos de la tarde, por S. M, la reina, que
Sc ha levanta1o hoy.
L6ndres %. Los peri6dicos consideran
segura la paz.
El corresponsal del Daily News dice
que la opinion general de Francia esta en-
favor de la paz, pero con la intencion de
buscar el desquite rhas adelante.
Reina completa tranquilidad en- Paris
Burdeos 25.-No han llegado todavia
los seHores Theirs Julio Favre.
No habi6ndose anunciado todayia su sa
Ida de Paris creese que la Asamblea no
Sc reunira manana.
Els probable que el armisticio sera nue.
vamente prolongado por 4S horas
L6ndres 24.-El peri6dico elEstandart
dice que la paz habia sido frmada con
las siguientes condolences. 5000 millones
de francos de indemnizacion de guerra
la cesion de la Alsacia y la Lorena ale
mana con Metz.
Burdeos 25 Is noche.)-El senior Ro-
chetort LEnrique] ha regresado Burdeos
no habiendo podido entrar en- Paris.
Asegirase que una carta del baron de
Rothschild que Sc recibi6 aver en- Bur-
deos anuncia que los preliminares de paz
quedaran hoy firmados probablemente.
El conde de Paris ha escrito una carta
q un amigo suyo de Burdeos, manifestan-
dose contrario toda idea de ambicion
personal, declarando que trabajara leal-
mente en- favor de una solucion que pa
rece debe asegurar en- Francia un gobier
no lbre, estable y honrado.
Aflade, que 81 I'm acuerdo politico Sc
Heva a cabo, sera basado en- una constitu-
cion que debera contener todas las esti-
pulaciones, y que la idea de estipular
una abdlcacion es inadmisible.
Una carta del senor Favre TJulio1 fe-
chada el 20 a los individuos del anterior
goblerno que no ha tornado parte del ac-
tual, dice que hubiera deseado que todos
lutheran quedado con ell mismo titulo al
servicio de la repdblica
Anade, que una necesidad imperiosa le
obllga q 'ontinuar en- lpoder.
Declara que pesar de la salida de al
gunos individuos del gabinete, el haz 81
que undo.
Sean cuales fueren, dice, los aconteci-
mlentos que sucedan, nosotros continual
remos unldos por una estrecha amistad
con La frme yoluntad de fundar en- ell pals
un gobierno verdaderamente libre.
Asegura que segun las bases para la
nueva organization militar proyectada,
ell ej6rcito en- masa sera licenciado: los O.
ficiales de todos grades del ejercito regu
lar, solo podran continuar en- ell eiercito,
probando que tienen la necesaria apttud;
la qulnta de 1871 sera ell ndcleo del nue.
vo ejercito, los ascensos seran por anti
guedad y los por favor Sc suprimiran
Todos los grados Sc obtendran despues
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-15

mas encarnlzados enemigos, hay en-
ella algunos hechos tan patentes,
que nj la mas ruda obsecacion po-
dra desconocerlos. Nadie podra du-
dar que antes del programa de Ca
dlz estaba va muerta en- todos los
corazones la anterior dinastia. Cual
quiera otra esplicacion de aquella
catastrofe seria ignominiosa para
Espana. La sangre que valerosa y
temerariamente SO derram6 en- los
campos de Alcolea, en- Santander
y en- otras parties, demostrara al
mundo y la historic que no la ener-
vacion de nuestro caracter, sino al
comun consentimiento; fue la causa
de tan facil caida.
En- medic de la confusion propia
de las epocas revolucionarias, otros
dos hechos quedaron igualmente e.
videnciados; que ell pueblo no con-
fundia la casa de la dinastia con la
institution monarquica, bajo cuya
forma queria constituirse, y que re-
vindicaba ell derecho de intervenir
directa y constantemente en- los ne
gocios' pdblicos por medic del 60
bierno representative, cuyo sistema-
tfco planteamiento habia sido ell
principal motive del general tras-
torno,
Convocada la Asamblea Constitu-
yente; dnico Instruments polltico de
que>podia disponer la revolution, el
pats entero concuri6 a SUI legaidad,
mandando q las urnas mayor ndme-
ro de electores que en- ninguna de
las anteriores votaciones, no por ra-
zon del sufragio universal, sino con
relacion al total de votantes: circuns-
tancia muy digna de tomarse en-
-cuenta. Ninguna nacion tuvo nunca
una representation mas detallada de
sus ideas, de sus aspiraciones y aun
de sus classes sociales. ALI Sc junta-
ron el principe de la Iglesia y el
modesto sacerdote; ell grande de Es-
pana y el obrero; ell revolucionario Y
ell restaurador; ell tradicionalista Y ell
republican,. En- uso de un derecho
sobre ell cual va no consiente supe-
rior la dignidad humana, esta Asam-
blea confrm6 la monarqufa; recono-
ci6 los derechos del ciudadano con-
signados en- la Constitution, Y elev6
al trono de Espaila al augusta prfn-
cipe que tan dignamente 10 ocupa.
Todas las naciones del mundo hanre-
conocido la legalidad de sus actos.
Para servirle de escudo SO ha forma-
do Ell actual gobierno. Este deber SUI
premo y la frme resolucion de cum
plirlo constituyen la parte principal
de su programa.
Atacar la legalidad existente no es
oponerse q la obra de unos cuantos
hombres, sino intentar que resulte
esteril I'm esfuerzo supreme de la ma
cion entera. No hay mano tan fuerte
que pueda arrancar de nuestra his
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-15
MARTA DE KERVEN.
EoyELA EscR1TA EN- FRANCES
por Alr. Grllesto Gapenou,
YTRADUcIDA
EXPREslMEATE PARA EL "BOLETIN'
Por IN Suscyitor.
C0NTINUACIoN.)

Dirijfase EN- efecto hdcia los dos amigos
un anciano elegantfsimo, como de mas de
so amos de edad.
Alto, delg&dosin ser seco, este viejo de
facciones bellas y benevolo semblante, de
modales de esa alta distinction, bastante
rara en- los joyenes del dia, ostentaba err
guida su actiVa Y hermosa cabeza, coque-
tamente adornada de cabello de nblanco
denasiadp puro para que no tuyiese Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-15

toria la pagina de Setiembre, nj Goa
llcion tan afortunada que ataie el
curse desus naturales consecuencias;
pero comono hay tampoco temeridad
nj impossible que no Sc atrevan q in
tentar la passion y ell despecho, los in
dlylduos que -componen este minis.
terio, convocados sdbitamente Dor la
expression de un rencor infame, han
acudido presurosos la defensa de
la obra comun; Y olvidando antiguas
diferencias y sometiendo resuelta-
mente todo 10 secundario a 10 princi-
pal, hoy aparecen ante el pals unidos,
compactos, fundidos en- Ell crisol del
potriotismo y en- la inquebrantable
voluntad de sacar triunfantes los al
tos intereses encomendados { su GUS
todia.
1gual conducta aconsejan y aguar-
dan de todos aquellos de quienes
tienen la honra deser representatives
en- el gobierno. No hay motive par
ticular, por grande que aparezca a
los ojos delinteresado, que justifque
nj aun discul pc ell abandono de la
causa de todos. La union es precisa,
la abnegacion obligatoria, vii ell re-
cello Grandes son los deberes que
hemos aceptado contribuyendo al
triunfo de larevolucion alalegalidad
en- que afortunadamente Sc eharesuelto.
Ri gobierno espera que todos sus
amigos pollticos sabran cumplirlos, y
que por ningun accidente imitaran
ell ejemplo de aquellos que q la pri-
mer contrariedad Sc convierten en-
enemigos del sosiego pdblico, = no
saben nunca acudir al llamamiento
de la patria sin la previa satisfaction
de todas sus pasiones.
Va ell gobierno ha manifestado, en-
10 relative 4 SUI polftica esterior eli de-
SEQ sincere que abriga Espana de vi
vir en- paz con todas las naciones, y
la esperanza de que las conferencias
abiertas en- Washington haran igual-
mente cordiales y amistosas nuestras
relaciones con todo ell continente
americana. No es menos vivo ell deseo
del gobierno de restablecer la buena
intelgencia con ell padre comun de
los fieles; y sin renunciar a las refor-
mas que han Dorado la escepcion
que formabamos en- ell mundo, hara
cuanto pueda para conseguirlo, y no
desespera del exito, que nj la iglesia
puede abrigar el tenor de que los
altos intereses morales que represen-
ia sean menoscabados porque los pc
metre la luz de la ibertad, nj puede
entrar en- las miras de ningun gobier
no ell inter6s voluntario de provocar
la hostilidad del sacerdocio.
No sera desatendida, q pesar de la
inquietud de los tiempos, la grave
obligation que :pesa sobre todos los
gobiernos de contrl buir sin tregua nj
reposo q la mayor ilustracion y bic
nestar del pueblo. Reformas va anun-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-15

ayuda de los polvos. Vestido como los
demas con ell traje de entierro que hemos
adoptado, tenia sin embargo un desemba-
razo tan natural, tai sello de verdadera
aristocracia, que al verle olvidaba uno la
mezquindad del frac negro para pensar
en- ell vestido bordado de los cortesanos del
pasado siglo: del ojal de su casaca pendia
una crucecita de San Luis montada en-
diamarites, y de una forma antigua.
Llamabase este anciano Ell marques de
Luxeil, y SUI extemporanea condecoracion
estaba justificada con ell tftulo de antique
gentil hombre de.camara de Carlos X.
A femia, caballeros, dJo reuni6ndose
con Ell doctor y su companero, pret6ndese
que Paris erece diariamente, y yo casi
creeria que mas bien disminuye visible
mente ajuzgar por la exiguidad de las ha-
bitaciones. Nuestros aposentos de otros
tiempos hubieran hecho vuestros salones
actuales.
-Por 10 que a. mi toca, respondi6 Mr..
de Leubespin, no soy partidario de los
comedores demasiado vastos. La vista sc
desparrama y Ia mirada no Sc concentrs
en- "a mesa, que debe ser ellprincipal OBJ
ieto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-15
N6naero g.

ciadas produciran sin duda sus ma
turales y benefcos resultados, 81 la
atencion del pals, hoy reconcentrada
en- la polftica, Sc esparce tranquila-
mente por todos los asuntos de con-
veniencia pdblica.
I'll gebierno, que ha dado va prue-
bas Gle la energia con que sabe alta
car en- SUI raiz los males del tesoro,
Y de la equidad con que desea aten-
der q las classes mas necesitadas, pro-
mete sin reservas que los remedies
que adoptara en- su dia seran proper
clonados a las necesidades presentes,
y prepararan EN- plazo no leiane la
marcia regular de laIHacienda, cuya
situacion, 81 bien diflsil, dista mucho
erdesesperada, como Sc complacen
en- suponer los que buscan grandes
calamidades con que alimentar sus
esperanzas
Para matar ell funesto estfmulo de
la impunidad; para que ell escAndalo
del delito siga la ejemplaridad de la
pena, ell gobierno estimularA ell cello
de la magistratrra, dando & mismo
ell ejemplo; consolidando el 6rden
con mano vigorosa; manteniendo in
tegras las prerogativas del poder
ejecutivo, y procurando restablecer
el sosiego moral y material de la So
ciedad espanola; que no es bien que
corran por cuenta y en- desprestigio
de La ibertad escesos que muchas
veses tienen su origen en- el abando-
no que hace la autoridad de sus me-
dios, en- ilfcitas condescendencias y
en- ell olvido 6 torcida Interpretation
de las leyes. Confa ell Gobierno en-
que la opinion pdblica le secundara
an s'' intento patri6tico, J cuelta con
el decidido apoyo del ejercito y la
armada, que ibres de todo esplritu
de caudillage, & identifcados con las
institucioncs vigentes, solo recono-
cen por jefe a aquel a quien la Cons
titucionde la monarquia ha eonferido
Ell mando supreme de las tuerzas de
mar y terra.
Asl responderemos todos digna
mente q la gravedad de las circuns-
tancias y la benevolencia que en-
todas las naciones nos ha granjeado
el termino leal y pacffico de la revo-
lucion de Setiembre.
Esta es la polftica y esta la con-
ducta que Ell gobierno de S. NJ. Sc
propone seguir: con esta bandera So
licita ell favor de los colegios electo-
rales: q todos los partidos promote
imparcialidad: de todos exige sunni
sion a las leyes.
Inspirado por la gran trascenden-
cia del acto solemne que en- breve ha-
bra de verifcarse en- toda la monar-
qufa, no puede menos de esponer una
Ultima consideration 4 todos los hom-
bres de buena voluntad, que vivian
persuadidos de cuan urgente es va
poner un dique insuperable 4 las re-
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-10
TELEGRAPHIO ITEMS.


The specie shipment from New York yester-
day amounted to $500,
A national convention of the instructors of
the blind is in session at Indianapolis.
Willard Parker's house and barn, about a
mile from Middle Chelmsford, Mass, were de-
stroyed by fire Tuesday night. Loss heavy;
insured
John Watson, the ninety seventh victim of
the Westfield explosion, died Tuesday night
Ex-Supervisor James W. Walsh, died at
Sharon Springs on Sunday.
John j. .Ryder's barn at Fatlands, near
Flatbush, N. Y, was struck by lightning Mon
day night and burned with seven horses.
The subscription to the new loan yesterday
amounted to 100000.
Gen. Sherman is coming North next week.
Johu Manix, arrested in Boston as deserter
from the U. s. army, was found in the police
cell with cash in his head made by himself.
of which he died in the city hospital.
The Democratic State Convention of New
Jersey will meet at Trenton Sept. 3Otb.
A detachment of u. S. troops sent up by the
Wilmington, Charlotte & Rutherford railroad,
arrived in Wilmington, N. c.. Monday, having
made no arrests, and their mission is puzzle
for the inquisitive.
A worse epidemic has appeared in the stalls
OF the Brooklyn City Railroad Company and
at Greenwood.
d. H. Krause, jeweller of North Wales,
Buck county, Pa, was robbed Tuesday night
OF q box containing 100 watches, by hostler,
who has fled.
The Republican State Convention Of New
York has been called on Sept. Both.
The first bale Of new Georgia cotton was sold
in Savannah, Ga, for 80 IA cents, being strict
| middling.
Two conventions was the result in New Or
leans Yesterday, Gov. Yarmouth and his party
going to Turner's Hall, and Lit. Gov Dunn
and his friends to another. The United States
troops were in readiness to quell any disturb
ance, but there was none, Oniy TEMPORAL,
organizations were made.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-10
METEORO LOGICAL.
Ren0Pf from tn . AiUnnx l,Al


WASHINGTON, Aug. 9-7.3O p M-The bar
ometer IS somewhat lower at the Rocky Noun
tain stations than on Tuesday afternoon. The
area of low pressure then in New York is now
east of Missouri The area Of high barometer
which was then advancing over Illinois and
Michigan is now centred over Ohio, and the
pressure has begun to tall from Illinois to Lake
Superior and west ward. The temperature has
risen very generally from Illinois to Pennsyl-
vania and southwark to the Gulf, and has
fallen on the lower lakes. Nor hwesterly winds
to-day prevailed in the Middle and Eastern
States, with clear and dry weather. Partially
cloudy and clear weather is also reported west
ward to the Mississippi. A small area Of
cloudy and threatening weather exists in North
and South Carolina and is also advancing over
Iowa and Minnesota, with south and south.
easterly winds.
Obabihties-Partially cloudy and pleasant
weather will probably continue in the Middle
and Eastern States till Thursday evening. The
low pressure in New England will probably by
that time extend eastward to the lower lakes,
with local storms from Missouri to Michigan
and north-westward. The barometer will
probably fall somewhat in the Gulf States
with threatening weather and rain on the ina
mediate coast during the dag. The threaten
ing weather in the Carolinas will probably ex.
tend north eastward of the ocean.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-10

requiem mass over the remains OF Mrs.
Thomas Dolan was performed at the Cathedra
of the Immaculate Conception, on Cumberland
street, yesterday forenoon. The celebrant was
Father McSweeney, assisted by Father Brad
ley. The music was by the usual choir of thu
church and . chorus Of children.
A company of four hundred, representing
the Sunday Schools of the town of Rochester
came over the P. & R. Railroad yesterday ani
passed the day pleasantly on the banks of thu
river Saco. l.+-,
The Advertiser says an enterprising either
of Portland has bought an interest in an inven.
ton to prevent hens scratching; but it makes
them systematically.
1t is said the number of visitors to the islands
averages five hundred a day.
No books will be delivered from the Public
Library next week the directors wishing to
call them all in.
Atlantic Lodge Independent Order of Good
Templars, went down to Peaks Island yester
day on the steamer Express.
The Baptist Societies OF Saco and Biddeford
came here yesterday and went to the islands
on an excursion.
The members Of the LIST, 10th and 10Th Maine
Regiments win celebrate their annual re- snion
on one Of the islands In the bay On the 18th OF
this month. They will embark on the steamer
Express at s45 and l0.15 a. m, and return in
time to take the evening trains. Maj. Gould's
history will be ready for delivery on this occa-
sion.
seed store OF Sawyer & woodford has been re-
moved from Exchange street to No. p Market
Square. We are sorry TO lose good neighbors,
bat hope they will find many new friends in
their present location.
Five hundred excursionists from Saco made
. trip In the fsvorite steamer Gaselle to Cush.
ing's Island yesterday. This proves that she
IL q safe boat. and the courteous Capt Sands,
With the officers associated with him, are relia-
BILE men.
Mrs James Pratt, wife of Rev. DR.. Pratt,
has left for California.
Senator Grimes has returned from his Eu-
ropean tour, and is much improved in health.
He 10 now visiting friends In the eastern part
Of the State.
Park Street Church will be closed till some
time in September.
An accident occurred on the Portland and
Kennebec Railroad yesterday afternoon be-
tween Brunswick and Freeport, in conse-
quence of the breaking of some part of the en-
CINE, by which the train for Portland was de-
layed about half an hour.
The directors of the Boston and Maine Rail-
road, with Superintendent Marrett and En-
gineer Bacon are now "perambulating" the
surveyed lines of the proposed extension from
South Berwick TO Portland. 1t is probable
that they will reach this city this evening. A
meeting will be held to morrow, at which the
selection of definite route will be discussed.
A race between two we'll known fast horses
will take place at Forest City Pax this after
noon. Considerable interest is felt in this race,
rs the time is expected to be very low down.
The train for North Conway will be heavy
this morning. The tickets for the Army and
Navy Union excursion were in considerable
demand yesterday afternoon.
The town Is well billed for the Japanese
troupe on Tuesday next 1t promises to be .
startling performance.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-10
CALIFORNIA.
Tho unS1sn N Dnusev

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 9.-The press on the
Pacific coast unanimously condemns the order
of the War Department countermanding the
order of Gen. Stoneman for an active cam,
paign against the Apaches, for the purpose OF
giving the Quaker Commissioners an oppor-
tuDity to operate. The order is denounced as
handing the helpless settlers over to the tender
mercies of the Apaches.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-10

HEART DIsEAsK.-"I was induced to use
FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYpopHos-
pHITEs, and the effect was wonderful. In two
DAYS felt the benefit of it, and after taking
half bottle was entirely free from my COM
plant, Disease of the Heart, and to this day
have not been troubled with return of it.
SARAH LENT.
Freeport, Digby Co., N. s., Feb. 10, 1862"
au7d1wSSw1t
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-10
Caucus.

The Republicans of Portland are requested to meet
at their respective ward rooms on Monday evening
Aug 18th eight O'Clock to select six delegates from
each ward to attend the county convention to be
held at City Hall Portland Aug. 18th,
The delegates cleo ed requested to meet in the
Reception Room, City Building, Tuesday afternoon
Aug 18th at five O'Clock to select four delegates al
large. Per Order Of
Rep. City Committee
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-10
WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, Aug. g. Commissioner Doug
lass will, tomorrow, take up the subject OF
contract for supplying the bureau with paper
for whiskey, tobacco and beer stamps, the
mates An, 4uhiat So ~~~- .S~ay loI seserai
inio6ths, but the printing was delayed. Owing
to the late troubles the Commissioner, this
afternoon, revoked the commission of Henry
Bowman who succeeded Clifford Thompson in
the Office under Gen. Pleasanton. Other
changes will also take place in the bereau, par
ticularly affecting the revenue detective service
in New York
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-10
. Great auction Safe.

xx1 I'LL be sold at Public Auction, on Thursday
w the tenth day Of August, ISL on Hay@aEsS5
properiv Consist OF rs yoke large. nice working
Oxen 25 first rate Horses, Har ,esses, Damp Carts
Ok Wagons, Carts, Drags. Wheelbarrows, reSs'
Iron Bars Shovels, Chains, Hammers, one Craw'
ford's stump Fuller complete, and otter articles TOO
numerous 10 mention. . $500, IT,.
The above property is very recently reigrneu ro
the construction Of the extension OF the mahe Neh-
trail Railroad and is in fine order l.,
To contractors parties desiring such propert ~
the building of Railroads other WORKS, tnls pr
sents an opportunity seldom fered Terms Casn,
II day is unpleasant, sale will occur on next iair
day.
STRAW, PATTERSON q Gu.
Lewiston, July 31st 1871. aug3 lw
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-10
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

WILL RETURN.-Mrs Manchester, the pop.
ular physician, finds it impossible to leave the
large number of patients under her treat
ment, consequently will return to Portland
August 18th, aid can be consulted at the
United States Hotel till further netice. Mrs.
above date
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-10
M ASSAOHUS ETTS.

SPRINGFIELD, Aug. 9.-During the thunder
storm yesterday, the lightning struck the rail-
road track Just outside the east end OF the
Hoosac Tunnel, and entering the tunnel on
the rails, exploded a charge of nitro glycerine,
instantly killing two men and lniuring anoth-
er so that he died shortly after. A charge was
similarly exploded on the west end of the tun-
mel during the same shower, but without dam
aoa
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-10

DRowNED.-Mr. Aaron Richardson, of Hi
ram, was drowned on Sunday last, in the Saco
river, while bathing. He was about sixty three
years of age, was never married. He will be
remembered by the young folks for his eccen-
tricitiaa
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-10

YESTERDAY there was a meeting of the La
Dor Reform Central Committee in Boston to
consider the question of calling convention.
1t was stated that Gen. Butler said that he
accepted the principles of the labor reformers'
but would not accept nomination by answer
inc the letter of the Committee.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-10

PERSONS desiring information in regard to
the Atmospheric Treatment will obtain it from
patients now under treatment at DR.. Leland's
rooms in Cahoon block, cor. Myrtle and Con-
gress streets. Consultation free. Ladies call
in the afternoon