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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-06
FOTOGRAFIA
DE MR.. C0RDIGLlA,
RETRATOS PINTADOS, sISTFMA
.CORDIGLIA.

Los rsratos pntados al 6leo la aplicacion Dc d.
no s'stsa, que tanta aceptacion han tenido, s0bre
todo para el bellO sexo, asi Europa Mexico
todas las Americas del Sur, tisnen Ia ventaa sobre
todos los dem6s sistemas conoeidos, do mas que
nuy agrAdables ? armoniosos, de una d0raeion ss-
culal
Sabido 90 de todo el mundo, que la pintura al cleo
sobrs lienze 81 s que han adoptado todos los gran
des maestrOs tantO Antiques m0dernos, no solo
Por su riqueza 81 colOrido como por su iuraoon.
Asi es que el Sr. Cordga al ocuparse de sistema
ia tenido por Objeto, al mismo tempo que dar la
plntura al oeo aspect0 muy sgraaable, o0nservar
la msma su freacura vgor arnlonia poni6ndola al
.origo del polvo dc los nsectos, 81 mismo tempo
de la humedad.
III Sr. Cordiglia, inventor de dieho sistema, para
podsro dar Z conOcer las personas intsligentss, &
pesar del trabao di6cultades que ocasona para pe-
nsrlo 81 alcance dc todos los habsrss otrece los aA
eioRadOs las Belas Artes pintarlOs mas barate de 10
cue nuncs lOs hS pintado en- Europa.
Retratos pistados al cleo so6re Sesso esa,
con Ia epIicacion de diclo sistensa, 8 sin
d; desde doee pesos en- adelante.
Tocants los rstratos mitando la miniature sobfs
NATL que tisns anuncisdos, hacs muohos amos que
hA dejado de hacerOs p0r haherle enssnad0 81 tempo
que NO nsnsn mas que algunos meses de duracion. Y
por esa razon ha presrid0 ofrscer ensear deho ais
ema, para que solo srva de distraction pasatiempo
las personas que quisra elias msmas divertrse On
pintaP sus FatPatOs. Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-06
GALIDAG.
B ETO RNO.
0ALIDAA.
Giro de Letras,s

Sebrs CGdis, ssvilla, Madrid, Dasvslcna, M(lara.
Csruls, Sant.ndsr, San Sebastian Valsnoia. pc4
que suscriben. 7Es II & 20. -
Pus.sO,Rioe 10 Dc F.brsrs d lsz5.-Irier.s, Her
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-06

Ssgun dispOsicen del Gobierno Brit6nico On lsp
das de correspondents para Europa las earA1 ss tEas
ran este Consulate hasts Ia una del dia sih mult
hasts las con multa dc 10 ceasavOs sbor car
tss, sxcepto las que echsn Il buson co.'s sslaA
ingleses nscesariOs.
Cuande 81 franqueo ss forsoso Las eartal pusstss
On 81 husen no son fanqusadas no pusdsn lstsnvia
das DOR el vapOr insl6s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-06
Consulado Britanico.

das siguisntss:
Para Inglatsrra, Fran.-1
eia, AlemAnia, toda Euro e
Pc, Asia, Santh6mas, Pa 81 IL 8 l3 96627.
c16se. Tisrrs 6rms , las -
Cslonias InSlssAs. -
Estados. Undo. "a 40 A''
Ia fs.s fi.... a Brasil Mo Dc Ed. u sis, asdm.
Para Ssnts Domingo. tLesdias ~ l6.
p.r.lo. E...do.. .r,ido. }via Dc santh6nas Ha-
-'-'~" oAAN''' lifAx q 10 IL.
r'''l'' n''.do''Unia'', VI D's !. 3:sM 5.s.sis..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-06
NUN '105.
PREUos DE- sUsCRIPCIoN.

Per ads 90 ia hsPor s. $50 e.ntltOs 20
4-Por realeA IL Capital 10 rssta
de IslPor Peninsua exanjsfp Snviando
ps6do franco Dc Oose lnssa t15
aho en- L. iala de Cuba 112
Las pagan ssmprs por sdsIanads sussrp
s4endsss los Agnss dsoasats Al
uusFaeon
81 BoIxTn snvia { todas parties franco ds porte.
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A v O

sa s@tsAas - ami ssrvieio Il iepartidor De psri6-
feisess uAmeae Aascisco. 10 psnge On ccnocimiento
lsl Ptblice para los hnss conysHisAtss -Mayaguez,
N0ae AGgelo de le76-Jes6 Mifss. 4-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-06
Hero galvanizado.

Del aeanalado en- planchas de dos yardas largo,
dos tercias ancho, 10 hay de vsnta en- el alma
sen Do los Srss. Silva y C:-Calls dc Tstuan udms
70 49, m. 81 az.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-06
Catecismo de F'leury.

Ultima sdieioA esmsradsmsnte Impress On Ia Libre-
ria Dc Gonzales, con magnifcas l4minas. Sc vende
On dicho sstsblecmiento { $2 decena. 6-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-06
CARTON PARA lNCUADlRNAR.

Lo hay dc tOdos grussos On IL 1mprenta de Cen.
saleH.-FOrtaleza 16. 5.-S
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2s snumaoso sdo
Dspnemrp rpue euu vista Oyquear mhde
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e D. MARGARY.
Domingo A. Barreiro
CIRUJANO-DENTISTA.

Se ha establscide On Caguas J ofrece sus ssrvicio
las psrsonas dc dirho pueblo y do los inmsdiato
quequisran utilixarlos; garantizando toda clase d
trabaos do prosion los ouales efsctuar< precis
tan 6dieos que pusdan estaf IL aluAnce dc tcdaa lei
fnsEnas.-C1guas 96 de Junio do 1876. 33-36
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VIRGINIA PRATS.

Esta novea el 1ssoro dc los Psratas, por D. joss
Perez Morris, 90 vsnden r6sGca peso cada una en-
IL Administration del BoLEIIN on pasta dies rea-
les en- casa del Sr. Gonzalez,
The Republican journal., 1876-07-27
From the Boston Post. July %.

| CIILOROFORMED, OUTRAGED AND ROB
BED. Last Monday young lady, a mem
Der of one of the leading families of Cam
bridge. appeared before a well-known
magistrate of that place and gave particu
lars OF an almost incredible outrage per-
petrated on her by well-known dentist.
Out of respect to the lady's family, and in
! turtherance of the ends of Justice, the
Judge desires us to withhold the names OF
all concerned. Upon such conditions being
agreed to, our reporter penciled the fol-
| lowing facts: Miss A., after suffering
for four or five days from a most severe
attack Of toothache, determined upon hay
| ing the decayed molar extracted. With
| that intention she proceeded to the office
OF fashionable dentist, by the way a dis
carded lover. 1t seemed that on the pres
ent occasion she took Il species of spitetul
delight in arrayng herself in most gor-
geous manner. Her most valuable dia-
monds were worn and all that art and
wealth could do to adorn her person was
done for this occasion. A thought of COM
ing disaster, never fitted across her mind,
or that fate, more to be dreaded than
death, which lay only one short hour in
the womb of futnrty She entered the
StiSSt iiclSC-Ill, etliNi III 100 ClI'tfI OIIC
halt-horr was landed at the dentists door.
the object Of her visit, but he, looking at
his lost love, matchless in her beauty,
| foolishly renewed his suit. She frowning-
| parently acquiescing, prepared for the re-
a silk napkin around her throat and over
1,J, II ~
water to drink. She thought it tasted bit
ter, but drank it nevertheless. A hand
kerchief, probably saturated with chloro-
form, she remembered, was then placed
| over her mouth, and then memory failed
and time became q blank Then she awoke
| from her state of stupor. She had a rack
ing pain in the forehead, and u glance at
the clock in the apartment showed her
that she had been two hours in the place
Starting up with alarm, she found herself
| so weak she could not stand. Becoming
conscious Of the fearful outrage that had
| been perpetrated upon her, and discover
ing also that the villain had taken her
jewelry and gold watch, all valued at over
$1,000, she grew almost PROSTATE with
| alarm. The dentist was living alone in the
place, and when the young lady called for
assistance her voice met no listening ear
She finally managed to make her way
home, and informed her family of the out
rage. Her brothers, armed with revolvers,
proceeded at once to the dentists resi-
dence, but no trace of him could be found
there or in the neighborhood A warrant
was issued for his apprehension, and if
captured the chances are that he will have
short shritt instead of legal investigation
into the fearful charges preferred against
| him.
The Republican journal., 1876-07-27
Charlie Ross Again,

Amulatto appeared in Philadelphia, last
week, and inquired for Mr.. Ross. The man
| says that his name is George, and that he
was born and raised in Utica. n. Y. He
is tall, powerfully built, about so years
old, with complexion very light even for
mulatto, and keen, dark eyes. His man.
ner is simple and quiet, but earnest. lie
says he was the cook of a gang of thieves
| which was the branch Of the general Or
ganization of which Mosher and Douglass
were the leaders, The latter were with
Division No l., which had its quarters in
the North east, and was with Division No.
2, which located and operated in the South
and West
Charlie Ross was stolen on the 1st of
July, 1874, and three days afterward he
was in the custody of Division No. 2, then
! at Il point near Cincinnati, o. George says
that Charlie was turned over to his care,
and the first thing he was ordered to do
was to clip the curls from Charley's head :;
that he did so, and another man then went
over the work again and cut the chld's
hair very close to the scalp. The party
with the child in their possession soon
moved South. and for nine months con-
stantly shifted their quarters, but kept
South all the time. He asserts that he saw
the child alive and well within five weeks,
and that within week, if the facilities he
asks are afforded him, he will recover the
long-lost boy safe and sound
George alleges no fine feelings Of hu-
mainly as the motive which prompted him
now to seek to restore Charlie Ross to his
heart crushed parents. but says plainly he
is after the reward, which he would have
moved after sooner had he dared. He
claims that he had no hand in the abduc-
ton and that he never did any crooked
work with the gang 1t is said that he was
able to give very straight answers con-
corning the names of leaders of the latter,
detailed Information which would imply
that he had seen Charlie Ross since the
latters addiction The mulatto solemnlv
protests that every word he utters about
the matter is the truth, and says he only
wants his assertions tested. and that he is
ready to do what he promises or forfeit his
life.
There are three theories regarding this
mans action: First, he may be simply a
"beat," endeavoring to make few dollars
out of Mr.. Ross or secure free transporta-
ton to certain point he is anxious to
reach; second, he may be commissioned
by men having possession of the child,
which has grown a burden on their hands,
to play the game he is trying on. with the
object of securing the reward and sharing
it with Them; third, he is telling the truth
and is really able and willing to do what
he proposes. The popular hope will prove
universal that he may, in any event. prove
the means of clearing up the "Charle
Ross MYSTERY"
The Republican journal., 1876-07-27

FARMERS. Double your crops by using
Bradey's Super Phosphate. Or. JAS. w. F.
johnson, +. II. S. s., l.. f., says
''Twenty years of experience have demon
strated the fact, that Bradleys Phosphate of
Lime, with or without farm-yard manure, in
creases the crops.
''Chemistry demonstrates that it adds to their
quality and permanently improves the land.
The same kind of turnips grown on the same
field one with Phosphate and the other with
farm-yard manure, presents this striking differ
ence in the proportion OF Phosphate contained
in the ash of the turnips. The ones grown on
Phosphate yielded 30 per cent. of Phosphate.
while the manure crop contained only II per
cent. of Phosphate. This could not fail to make
an important difference in their relative value
for the feeding of stock whose bones are grow
ing, and which "equire large amount of Phos-
plate in their food"
While the above is true in reference to the
turnip and root crops, it is equally true in
reference to all grain and hay crops and pas
lures. For sale by L. BEAMAN.
w. 3,
The Republican journal., 1876-07-27

A young man named John Maloney of White
field was drowned while bathing in Kennebec
river Tuesday evening. He struck his head in
diving and did not rise
A meteoric stone weighing about two pounds
tei! in the street at Louisville on the 18th. The
fall was preceded by sharp report. 1t is be-
lieved to be fragment of some large meteor.
James Cross with party of five girls was
boating on lake near st. Joseph, Mo-, when
one of the girls, reaching for lily, tipped the
boat over, and before assistance reached them
the whole party except Cross was drowned
Their ages ranged from seven to sixteen, and
they were all Germans.
A party Of 100 masked men, in Louisville, on
Sunday morning captured Alex Jones. O saloon
keeper Of Mitchell, Indiana, suspected Of hav-
ing been hired to give testimony to break down
the testimony of the prosecution of suspected
murderers, and shot him in his own house.
The Augusta Journal says that Saturday
night some roughs from Richmond took posses
sion of the Pullman train, going west, while re-
turning from Barnum's menagerie, and in a
fracas that occurred. Bowdoinham man was
assaulted and SO badly beaten that his life was
| despaired Of
The Republican journal., 1876-07-27
Brighton Cattle Market,

WEDNESDAY, July 49,
Arrivals of stock at maIket--Clttle 2S72; Sheep
and Lambs 2742; Swine 200; number Western Cat
lie 2742; Eastern Cattle; Mich Cows and Northern
Cattle 1870.
Prices Of Beef Cattle PEE 100 lbs, live weght-EN-
ira quality 50 50a5 75 first quality % 25a5 81 IL
second quality So y 1-2at rs; third quality 81 25a
e. -2; poorest grade Of coarse Oxen, Bulls, sc
So 25a4 %.
Brighton Hides &C per ID; Brighton Taow dJ6
per ID. Country Hides l5a5c per ID; Country Tai
low sac per Id.
Calf Skins 1lal2c per H. Sheared Sheep skins csc
Lamb Skins SOC; wool Skins Slal 20 each.
Working oXen-Not much call for workers, and
but Il few pairs offered in market for sale The
trade for workers will be light until Cattle in
more plenty from the North and Maine.
store Cattle-Not much call for them and but Il
few in market, nearly all the small Cattle being sold
for beef
Mich Cows--Extra $55a95; ordinary $25a5o per
head. Most of the Cows offered in market for sale
of Il common grade. Prices for Mich Cows do not
vary much from week to week.
Sheep and Lambs-Light supply from the West,
all owned by butchers, costing from to & 2 per
per ID. for sheep; lambs GaS. Northern lambs 5asc
per ID.
Swine-Store Pigs. wholesale saoc pei lb retail
ea0c per ID. Fat Hogs ZOO in market price :
AZ IL per ID.
The Republican journal., 1876-07-27
Foreclosure Notice.

TNHE BANGOR SAVINGS BANK, of Bangor in
l. the County of Penobscot, gives notice that
CHARLES b. SANFORD and HUGH Ross, of said
Bangor, by their deed bearing date the twenty
seventh day OF November, A. ID. 1871, and recorded
in Waldo Registry OF Deeds, Book 156. page 34i,
conveyed i'll mortgage to said Bangor Savings Bank,
Its successors and assigns, the following described
parcel of real estate situate in Stockton in the Coun-
ty OF Waldo, at "Fort Point called, the same
being near and adjoining the Government Light
House lot, and are the same conveyed to said san
ford and Ross by the following deeds, viz Robert
L. Clewey and others, deed dated July -, 1870
recorded in Waldo Rel istry of Deeds, Book l46,
page 52S; and George Cliford's three deeds, one
dated Oct. 49, 1870 and recorded aforesaid, Book
l53, page ~ dated Nov. II, 1870, and recorded
i'll same book, page o and one of the lot adjacent TO
the last two, containing about fifteen acres and is
the same on which the hotel stable has been
erected ana the same conveyed to said sanford
and Ross by said Clifford by his other deed dated
August Is, 1871, all said parcels of land being held
by them in common.
Also the following other parcels of real estate
situate in SAID Bangor together with the buildings
thereon, said parcels being the separate estate of
said Sanford, viz: The homestead OF said Sanford
at the corner Of Union and Second streets being
the same conveyed to him by Mrs. Caroline w. Far.
rar by deed dated Nov I, 1865, and recorded in Pc
nobscot Registry of Deeds, Book 353, page l34 Also
another lot near said homestead said Second
street, being same conveyed to said Sanford by VIM
II. Parsons, by deed dated March %, 1867 and re
corded as aforesaid Book 36S, page PA Also another
parcel Of land with the brick store thereon situate
on Broad street, being of the stores in Fiske &
Emersons block and the same premises conveyed
to said Sanford by Gibbs & Phillips, by deed dated
May %, 1867, and recorded aforesaid, Book 3Gs,
page 1876, reference to all said deeds to be had for
more particular description.
The condition OF said mortgage being broken, the
said Bangor Savings Bank, by Of said breach
claims to toreclose the said mortgage.
BANGOR SAVINGS BANK,
By SAMUEL D. THCRsToN, Treasurer.
Bangor, July 20, 1876. 3Wl
The Republican journal., 1876-07-27
Important to Persons Visiting New
York OF the Centennial.

The Grand Union Hotel, New York, opposite
the Grand Central Depot has over $50 elegantly
furnished rooms. Elevator, steam, and all i'm
proyements. European plan. Carriage hire is
saved, as baggage is taken to and from the depot
free. The restaurants supplied with the best.
Guests can live better for less money at the
Grand Union than at any other first-class hotel
Stages and ears pass the Hotel constantly to all
parts of the city, and to Philadelphia Depot
Do you have pain and weakness in the small
of the back? 1t is caused by the Kidneys be-
ing diseased. TALBoT's IRON Tonic is a SOW
ereign remedy for all Kidney difficulties. TAI.
BOTS IRON Tonic makes the areak stromg,
purities the blood, and is just the medicine for
the overworked man or woman, and for aged
people. 2w
Americans are particularly subject to this
disease and its effects: such as Sour Stomach,
Sick Headache, Habtual Costiveness, Heart
burn, Water brash, coming up of the food,
coated tongue, disagreeable taste in the mouth,
palpitation of the Heart and all diseases of the
Stomach and Liver. Two doses of GREENS
AUGUST FLOWER will relieve you at once, and
there positively is not a case in the United
States it will not cure. IF you doubt this 20 to
your Druggist, r. II. Moody, and get Sample
Bottle for 10 cents and try it. Regular size 70
cents-6mOs32eow
The Republican journal., 1876-07-27
Washington.
ACTS SIGNED.


WASHINGTON. July a. The President
has signed the joint resolution for the is
sue oil silver coin also the act to continue
public printing; the act to remove the pc
litical disabilities Of e. L. Beauregard OF
New Orleans and the act making appro-
priations for the support of the army for
the fiscal Year ending June 80. 1877.
APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED.
WASHINGTON, July q The Senate in
Executive session to-day, confirmed Thos
j. Brady, Second Assistant Postmaster
General; NJ Brayman, to DO Governor of
Idaho, VIM L. Wright, Consul ut Santos.
Brazil, and Ihos B. shannon, Collector Of
San Francisco also George H. Talbot, So
licitor of the Treasury.
THE REAL ESTATE POOL COMMITTEE
have been in session most of the day.
struggling over the adoption of report in
the case Of Secretary Robson. with a
strong probability in favor of its adoption.
1t is understood the report does not con-
tain a resolution of impeachment, but
while strongly condemning the Secretary,
will ask that the testimony be turned
over to the Judiciary Committee and be
considered in conjunction with that taken
by the Committee on Naval Affairs.
MATTERS BEFORE OTHER COMMITTEES.
The Committee OF Conference on the
legislative appropriation bill, have held no
meeting since Friday Members of the
committee express confidence that all diff
terences will be reconciled. The House
Committee on Banking held protracted
meeting this morning, but failed to come
to any conclusion on the resumption reso-
luton and after considerable debate post
poned it until to morrow morning
The House Committee on Appropria-
tons held meeting to-day and took up
the bill for the completion Of the Wash
ington monument. The Senate bill pro-
vi''es for the abolition of the present mon
ument society The House Committee
have agreed to an amendment to retain
the present society as an advisory board
instead Of abolishing it.
The Republican journal., 1876-07-27
WANTED.

~ LASTERS to last w omens, Miss and Chlds
~ Grain and Goat pegged shoes.
We pay for lasting Women's $500, Miss $l.s5,
Childs $1.75. Stock all fitted for the asts6O pair
the case any ordinary can last a case per day,
easily. Also men to run Lasting Machine on the
same grade of work, for Women's and Miss LOO,
for FULLY over the toes Acc by machine. Also edge
fnishers by machine easily learned) and several
good trimmers and men to buff bottom and pull from
the lasts. Good shoe makers can have steady job
at good prices the year around. Good board and
tenements in immediate vicinity at low prices. No
member of any Crispin organization wanted.
Apply at Factory the hill. 100 rods north of
Farm Hill Station, StOneham, Mass. or at Store 12l
Summer ST., Boston, Mass.
tf3 MANN & BRACKETT.
The Republican journal., 1876-07-27
BOSTON MARKET.

hloNpA1, duy ~.
BUrrER-We quote choice Western at l9a2lc
Common Western sells at 15alSc, and good do at l9c
Fine New York and Vermont butter ranges from
23a25c, and fair to good do at loa22c per Id.
CIIEEsE-We quote fine State and Vermont fac
tory cheese at l0c fine Western at GAG 2c; fair to
good cheese at Gas lie; skim at 3i5c per lb.
EGGS-Sales of Eastern made ut 20a20 1-2c,
and Northern at 19c per doz.
BEANs-There is fair demand for mediums at
9oas 90 for good and prime lots. Pea beans steady
at 81 35a1 As per bush, and yellow eyes sell in small
lots at 81 80al So per bush.
-, SEGEIABLEsmPo range from SD oea3 % per e
al 50 per Dbl.
HAY AND STRAw-We quote coarse hay at $50 0C
al " medium at is ooal9 w. ana me at 10 ooal'
}. Straw is selling ut 1921 00a2S per ton.
The Republican journal., 1876-07-27
DIED.

must depaidJo
In this city. July 18th, Martha f., wife of Capt
Lewis II. Ryan, aged ~ years.
IN Camden, July 18th. Edward I. Fuller, n. D.,
In Rookport, July I'd, Sidney v Thomas, aged 90
In Rockport, July I'd, Mrs. Ecbecca Grose, aged z
years and months
In Washington, Juy 9Th, Mary seavey, aged 20
years.
In Washington, July 9th, Franklin Perry, aged
81 years.
In Appleton, July 18th, Isaac Meservey aged 30
years.
In Friendship, July 18th, Orchard Cook, aged 80
years and Is days.
In fremont, June stl Mr.. Mathew Stewart, aged
Il years, month and 6 days
The Republican journal., 1876-07-27
THE WAR VIRTUALLY ENDED.

A Daily News Belgrade special says
1.-The Servian war has virtually collapsed
and hencelorth the aggressive is quite
abandoned The deepest dependency
reigns in Belgrade. have some reason
to believe that the offer Of mediation on
the part of Great Britain would be favor
ably entertained by Prince Milan's advis-
ers, though | have fears they are victims
to Russian intrigue, buoyed up by the chi
mera of Russian active intervention.
The Republican journal., 1876-07-27

Those interested in the development of medi
cal science will be pleased to learn that HUNTS
REMEDY cures Kidney, Bladder, Glandular and
Bright's Disease, Gravel, Diabetes, Mental and
Physical Debility. Female Irregularities and
Complaints of the Urino-Genita Organs arc
cured by HUNTS REMEDY.
A good turn is done our readers when we
commend the American House, Boston. The
same judicous management is continued which
has rendered it so popular in the past, and nc
effort is spared to add to the comfort and con
venience of guests.
The Republican journal., 1876-07-27

A recent private letter, says the N. Y.
Times. from Augusta. Me-. says of Mr.
Blaine
He is bright, alert and brilliant, with a
keen interest in and clear sharp views
about everything He shows the effects of
six weeks illness, and is easily fatigued,
but plays billiards, walks in the grounds,
and talks freely on all subjects, not except
ing his own conditions and feelings and
the Cincinnati Convention. He will speak
at twelve or fifteen places during the last
month of the campaign.