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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-10-24

PARISH DEMoCRATIC EXECUTIVE CBUB.
Jacob Ryan, President Daniel Coos,
Louis Leveque, and Geo. 81 Wells,
Vice Presidents; VIM. g. Kibbe, Re
cording Secretary !; J. W. Bryan, Cores
ponding Secretary; Daniel Coos, Jr.,
Treasurer-and over fifty members.
Headquarters. Lake Charles, La.
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Democratic Clubs Of CaTCasfeu
Parish.

PARISH CENTRAL Co8DnTTEE-Jacob
Ryan, Daniel Coos, VIM. g. Kibbe,
III. D. Headquarters, Lake Charles, La
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FoR v1oE PREsID EET:
FRANCIS p. BLAIR,
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District Electors:
AlteFmates:

For Coagress-3d District:
HON. ADOLPHE BAILEY,
OF oPELCUsAs. ...a
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Electors for the State at Large
GEO. w. RACE. w. F. BLACKMAN
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- New ORLEANS, Oct. I'd, 1868,
Hon. ADoLPHE BAILEY, Opelousas
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FoR PRESIDENT:
HORATIO SEYMOUR,
w OF NEW YORK
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-01
CALIFO R VIA.
BANQUET TO HON. ANsoN BURLINGAME-HIs Ex.
POSITION OF HIS MISSION

BANQUET TO HON. ANsoN BURLINGAME-HIS Ex.
POSITION OF HIS MISSION.
SAN FRANCISCO, April pa dinner was
gwen Mr Buringame, the special Envoy from
the Chinese Government TO the United tates
and the different European nations The gen.
tiemen who rendered to the distinguished guest
the compliment of dinner comprised the
most prominent citizens of this city, The
whole affair passed off with cousidc dcrabe eclat,
and was in every respect success.
:. In response to the toast to himself, Mr.. Bur-
lingame aid be must confne himself to the
exchange of official courtesies until he arrived
at Washington, and that as a consequence he
fhe mission which he was on had not been So
lclted by him: IL was accepted solely in the
interest of civilization and would be conduct
ca WITHOUT partIality to auy nation or people
1t was the logical result of the co-operative
poiicy OF the various nations of the world. He
PAID the highest compliment to ths late Sir
frederick Bruce as having been identified with
the establishment of civil Justice in China. 81,
SAID that great man perceived the errCrs oi
government in the Celestial Empire, and re-
Calling the traditions and practices OF his owe
country, said that they Jared upon the moral
sense OF England. and he was ready upon hi,
owu responsibility to lead against them. This
ne ana so iairly and so ably as in the first plact
10 win fhe respect of his colleagues, and in the
second place to win the support OF the couD.
try, and IN the third place to win the admira
tion OF the diplomatic world. The mission b,
was on, Mr. Burlingame said, meant progress
the adoption of international Law, peace, COM
merce and the uniiication of the human race
he himself might pass away, but the move
hent would go on, tor the fraternal feeling
lour hundred millions of people had begun t,
how through the land of Washington towaru
the older nations of the world, and it woulo
flow on forever.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-01
G o Nj Nj EES CIAL.


NEW YORK, Apr 1906 P. M-aioney excee ling
ly elsy wi h imiteI demand a. q per cent. for call
loans; prime business paper wanted at 7@1S pr
cent. Sterling xchange quiet at 109s @1 Ito for
prime bl s. Gold eady; opened at t39b and closed
luli 1884 q 1899; loans o. G I'D male All q II per
cent Tor carrying; port Today Ss7, 800. Govern
nents I've anu very strong. enry Clewes g. Gu
-urnish the ioilowln. 4 81 Quotations :-Coup0n rs
ss1 llai Isi; do5s 1852 il2s @ 1l2l do 1864 llob
g Ill 40 1865. III q 1llt; d new 10sR @ 1'49 do
s61, 1904 "a 109s 1O4Cs, 1921 G 103 7-3Os, tO75 a
1919. IL has tr tuslired that some Iman ban ers
ave been tr ing to buy up the balance OF the lc-
ION Is, in all, but reused by the Sc
.etary OF the Treasury
Stocks active and rong at an advance. Borler
state bonds firm. Express stocks dull Msce lane
us shares better, except Pacific Mail. Ths following
IRE $50 fig .res-tacifc Ma 91j a 90; Cant N 40 "a
si Cumber,and 8, C9 s2t; N. Y. Centr H. 12SH % i2J
re, 1t t@ 7ls; Erie preferred, "a lg 74l; Huson
1851 q LIT; kea;iin, 90t e9 90s; Michigan Cen raj
l4a; chigln Sou .hern, 80! 9 90}; illinois c, nra,
AZ q li74; Cleveland s. PitLsb lrg, S.a a SO; Toe TO-
1851 q 1O6; Rock Island, al 9Ia; Chicago & North
Western, GSl q 6S2 do preferrea, 75t @ 754; Fort
Wayne, 1884 @y 104 asls7
Mining shares drI.
The receipts at the ub-Treasurv to-day amount
~ 70 Si35e,sc9 paymen $1l les, ,5i9; balance S1O2-
l95 31i The heavy piymeuts was caused by the
lsual canoe lat on of 73J AMI gold certificates
M the end OF the m mt S5.oJ0,00) an gold interest
lso Jail out bat n 1t c1LnteI laynelt until to-
morrow.
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War Department,
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,


Washington, D. c., March >, 1868.
ADvERTIsI MENT.
A N Army Medical Board to consist Of Surgeon
"A j: b. Brown, Brevet Brig. Gen' U s A., Sur
geon l.. X. Wiriz, Brevt Lieut.. Col U. S. A. Sur
xson John Moore, Brevet Col. U. s. A. and As
sstani Surgeon A. A Mocdhull, BreVet Lieut. Col
U. s. A, VIII met in New York City on the LIST OF
May next Tor the examination of ssisl ant surgeons
U. 8. Army. ior promotion, and OF andi ats or
admission INTO the Medical STAFF OF the U. s. Army,
Appl clnts mustbe between q and 50 wears OF aSe.
physically sound, and graduates cf regular me l.
cal college
Applications for rermiss ion 10 appear before The
Board should be addressed to tie sur con General
U. >. Army. and mus. ate the full name resid nee
and date and place of birth VI the candidate,
Testimonials as 10 character and Qualification
must o furnished If the applicant has Gen In Ii
me ilel service OF The Army during the late War,
the fact should be stated, gether with his fclmes
rank, and date AMI place of service, aud tes fnopi
ais from oficels with whom he has served should
als1 lie forwarded.
No allowance is made for the expenses of pers ms
underg ing examination, IT is an indsper 81 ne
prerequisite TO appointment The number OF yacnn-
ces now existing in The Medical Corls Of the Amy
Is thilty y-nine.
j. X. BARNES,
Surgeon General, U. S. A.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-01
Who Is Miss SnaUyer !?

Miss Sawyer lives in the city Of Rociland Knox
County, Maipe. She has devoted the bast years of
her life to nursing the sick, AMI Las had more ex-
per ence in the OF obstinate diseases cid Sores
and Ulcers, and has also been NJ ulted in ore
cases OF acci as Burns Scads aud truises
than any other person iu Now England profas sioi al
or otherwise. she has conf eted successfully with
the most able physicians in the States, as we'll as
with nurses anu Indian doctors. From time 10
tune she has Compounded reme lies f,r the use in
certain diseases in her own practice. Among other
compounds she has for many yeats made a SaIve
which s on obtinei extensive S le and j.
low in greet demand abroad, a. well as in pri-
vate families aud among the hundreds of men engac-
ed at Rock'and and vicinity in the hazardous busi-
ness OF guarryirg rock and bur"ing lime, and also
among TIE seamen along the coast Maine 80 4 on
uar dnl 1t D. c"me tina! while it was only put up In
Old mustard boxes without lahe,s the h. 10 OF ad.
vertsements, Miss Sa ryer receivel urdt rs for It
from early or quite every State in the Union. The
demand hDallv became ex ensive that she was un-
able 10 meet It, ami she made an arrangement with
IL. Nj. ROBBINS, druggist OF kocklanl, to take
Charge OF tie business aud supply he traie. The
agent Is so well stished with the merit, the Mel
icine that he guarantees 1t to cure al disc rs.
WHICH 1t is recommended, and any who gives it
trial accor g to recions and Is no. satisfied is
invited to ret rn Il box, with half the con ems aud
the money will bs reunlei. Full directions with
each box
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NOTICE is hereby gwen chat the subseritcr has
N been duly appointed and taken upou himse,fths
trust n, AIminis' rator he estate of
FR NICE, j. MILLER Ia cot weSthrook,
in the County OF Cumberland, deceased and given
bonds as tho law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate OF said de eased are reouir-
I'd to exhibit the same and all persons in, ebted
to said estate are called upon to make pay ment to
BENJAMIN IL. FALLS, Admir-.
westbrook. April I, 1865. aprljIlaw5w.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-01
NEB & ASK A.
REPUBLICAN STATE CoNvENTIo,

nIH ooLASAN SIAIE CONNENTION.
ST. LOUIS, April 30.-Special dispatches from
Nebraska city states that the Republican State
Convention met to-day and ell cted deli gates
to the National Convention. Johu Taffre, the
present Representative in Congress. was NOM
mated for reelection. Gov. Cutler, Secre aary
Kinnar,l and Auditor Gillespie, the present
State officers were re-nominatad. Everything
was harmonious. The soldiers and sailors met
and elected delegates to the Chicago Couven.
Ton, and endorsed Grant, Thayer, and the
Congressional reconstruction measures.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-01
IA PAN.
1yrrnrsr,No BUT NOT VERY FRESH Nj

INTERESTING BUT NOT VERY FRESH NEWS.
NEW YORK, April 80. "A japan letter, dated
March 20, states that the refugee Tycoon
sought sh+lter and was protected, on board a
Y. 3: war vessel. after his abdicafion and be-
lore he reached his own ship. The U. s. Com
SUI at Hiogl demanded that the native officers
should adhere to the scale of rates IN monev
excnange value, as regulated by the treaties.
Dnripg the disturbances the U. s. Marines,
allied with the forces of the other Christian
powers, performed important work in restor.
ins order and protecting foreign property.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-01
MAINE.

TILL BANGOR AND PIscATAQUIs RAMRoD-ALL
- THE STOCK TAKEN.
BANGOR, April 3O-All the stock in the r an.
gor ~ Plscataqu:s railroad having been tax IN,
the road will be put under contract immedi.
ateiy. Proposals are advertised for now. The
road IS to connect Dover and Foxcrofs with
the European 81 North American road
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-01
INDIAN AEEAIRS.
pRospEor OF PEACE WITH rHE Iyp1,

PROSPECT OF PEACE WITH THE INDIANS.
ST. LOUIS, April 3O.-A despatch from Oma-
ha 18th, says Gen. Sherman had gone TO Chey-
enne aud from thence would proceet to Port
Laramie. He had received dispatch from
the Indian Peace Commissioners stating that
they Will make treaty with part Of the Oga-
laie, Brute aud Sioux Indians to-day. Word
has been received that r d Cloud would come
in and make peace. twill probably be week
or ten days before his arrival. .
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-01
NE w YORK.


NEW YORK, April 30-Edwin Kelly, the
minstrel, was to. day acquitted of the murder
of SharDley.
BURIAL OF THE REMAINS OF DECEASED SOL
DIERS.
The bodies of 29S soldiers, brought from
portsmouth Grove, Il. l., were to-day, inferred
In cypress Hill Cemetery, Long Island
CANDIDATES FOR THE PRESIDENCY AND VICE
PRESIDENCY.
Another meeting in favor of Hancock fer
the Presidency was held last night. There
was considerable discussion about the Vice
Presidency, and among those named for tie
office was Groesbeck
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-01
Ordinance Against Dogs.

orc mo cog shall be perm tied to 60 at largo
y or loose 10 any street lane, alley court or raw
eied way, or in any incl ssd o. bic place In this 8
head OF ih family, OF he keeper OF the hIu e stme
shop, office or her ace where such dog l. kent ~
harbore1, shall have paid to the CITY Mar shn t,v
dollars for license for such dog to 20 at la ge' ="
SEC TN cae any dog sh Ill be tOund loess or o.
ing at large, contrily to any of the 10 oing nro
ions, the owner or keeper thereof or the hes ~ m,
'anly or keeper OF the house. store shor. otic, nv
other place where such dog is kept or harboreJ shall
Diitit am pay a SUN not exceed ng ten dol ,rs
All rsons are hereby notified that sh II csuso
all dogs 70 be de,troyed VIII ch shall be ou at large
within The city In v,tla ion OF tie al oy ordinance,
unlcss me owner or K eper sha. have IrocureJ n
,,..rou j. ). HEALD. City Marshal.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-01
MISS SAW YER'S
. a L " n 2

HERE you have salve combining soothing and
IL hea ing proper;ie>, wi h no dangerous mgredi-
enr. A remedy at hand for thu MANY uains and
aches, wounds AMI bruises to which the flesh Is heir
Is more easily applied thin many other remedies,
meyer i produeng bad effect but alwaJs relieving
1t Is p,eparcl by MISS SAWYER, who has us,d
1t in her own extensive rtatment OF the sick for
nearly twenty yea's with gr. NJ success.
Inc principle diseases for which this Salve is
Scroua, Oh Ulcers Salt l;heum, >prains, Burns,
Fever Sores, Fe'ons, Pimples, ErI sipe as Sore
Eyes, Baroe's Itch, Deafness, Boi s, king-worms
COINS, b les of Insects, Cancers, Toothsche Ear
ache, Sore Nippes, Badness, swollen Breasts
l. eh, Scal1 Heal, Teeth ng Chapped Hands, Scalls
Cuts, Bruises, Group, Cracked Lips, and Sores on
children.
Il will never fail 10 cure Rheumatism il properly
aPpl ed. Rub it on wei with the hand thr, times
day. In several CASTS ii has cured palsiel limbs,
e'y Persons WHO have been afflicted for years
nave b On relieved hy few applcat ons. For ERY-
Slf'ELAS II wo ks wonder', al ing the inflamm =
ton and quefing The patient. For CHAPPED
HANDS It produce cure imm da.ey. Let those e
with SALT RHEUM OBJ ain this >alse and app'y il
freely, and they will find it invaluable. 1t Is good
in case of SCkOFULA and Frs
have been cured with il. The hest alive ever in
ven ed Tor SWOLLEN BREAST and SORE NIP.
Piles. No way injurious, but sure to afford let.
once or twice day. Cues deafness by putting
in the ears On piece OF cotton. For PiMPLES
this acts iSe charm. For BURNS and All 5
apply The Save at cnce and it gives immediate
relief LEI For Ol SORES, apply nc day.,
on Horses or Cattle tbs SaIve is Invaluable, and
has tonshing eff ct in cu Ing scratches on hor es
MS Salve has worked own wa into nottrie v,
AMI is saie and sure remedy for all the above all
ments.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-01

GREELEY FOR PUSTMASTER uENAAAA'
New YORK, April 3O-A Washington spe
ciai says that at a meeting of Senators at the
rooms Of New England Senator, Horace
Greeley was urged as Postmaster General un.
fsar NJ Nala
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-01
[Erom Mr & Mrs. I'm. 4. Kendall Ere.nOrt Ne

[Frcm AFR & Mrs. Wm. n, Kendall, Freepcrt, NE ]
Among the many salvss now in use, Miss Sawyer's
stands p, e-emiuenL for almost the acr es and pains
the human fImily a, e afh ctel with. For RheuuIa-
tism, Lame Joints, Nervous Headache, i. gives in
slant reliet. We have used tor several yea, and
md u an nnf1ii79 remed for burns, scttds, sore
cheerfullV recommend 1t 10 the pubic IS being per-
fectly safe .a'd good for many mere aches lhIn we
have mentioned
MIR. & MRS. wM r. KENDALL.
FreepoIt, Mach II, 1sG7.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-01
w EST GNDIES.
POLITICAL TROUBLES AT NEW PROV

POLITICAL TROUBLES AT NEW PRovIDEyoE.
NEW YORK, April 3O.-Au Havana special
has Nassau IN. P. dates to the 26th. The
elections in New Providence resulted in favor
OF the Government. The majority is ten. The
opposition charged bribery and corruption on
several functionaries. The opposition, on b (.
ing dismissed, i.dulged in riotous demonstra
tlons. The troops werr called out and quelled
the disturbances. Some citizeus and soldiers
we're wounded. On the other island the elec-
lions were not over, owing to the fear OF dis.
5urbanees. Special con'tables were sent from
Nassau to keep the neace. Petitions for the
'emoyal OF Governor RawSon were numerous
Dispatches from London state that hopes Of
ns removal are entertained,
Several Americans had been threatened
with prosecution for expressing themselves
lntagonistic to British policy. Trade is dull
and money scarce. 81
ST. DOMINGO
Special advices from St. Domingo state that
Zen. Baez'5 reasons for not assuming the
Presidency was the want of facilities to carry
out his policy in reference to Sam ma, and the
Jerusem loan. The difficulties in relation to
che Samana afflir arise from the opposition OF
Salnave and the negro chiefs. Pimental was
already getting up another rebellion and Or
gando Huugra and Carlos Baez were reported
to be dsaff-cted, or in conspiracy against the
President
Gen. Puget, owing to President Cabral OF
st. Domingo having been deposed and Baez
made President, suspended the negotiations
With this Government for the sale of the Bay
OF Samana, aud left this port last Saturday on
sailing vessel for Turks Island, where he will
Ioln other refugees of the Cabral faction
where counter revolution will he concerted
igainst Blez. 1t is expected that Baez will
,oon enter upon negotiations for the sale of
Samana Bay to the United States. ~
ExToRTIoN AT CARDENAs AND MANzANILLA.
Accounts are received of an exorbitant ex-
action on an American shipmaster at Carde-
mas and another at MlnzanilIa for clerical
mistakes in the maniiests OF said captains
vessels. In one case The fault was d ne to
clerk of the Spanish Consul Some time since
the brig Omah was subject to similar vexa
ton.
JAMAICA.
HAVANA, April 30.-Advices from Jamaica
state that the revenue OF that island increased
Ell 900 within the last quarter.
Treasurer Robinson had sailed for England.
He is suspected Of having committed heavy
frauds oD the exchequer
BY an explosion or locomotive at Villa
Nneva depot yesterday, fourteen persons were
wounded. alt
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-01
Save tlne Pieces.

DEASLEY'S Infalib'e Cement, or never fai'ip1
l. glue, is the bot \ ticie ever presented TO uIe
American people tlr mending all kinds of waIe,
Class, Ihina 1r erockery. Wood, Zone Irory LeatA-
er, RutCeT, &c. Every iamily shou have q supply.
Its c"s IS II fling, alwa ready, am easily rpi d.
The snbScr rers, sole IToprie ors an minuIactur.
ers fer tie state OF Maine this invaluable Cement
are now prep ,ret TO supply the trade and mapufae-
turels in q1aniIies to suit.
SMALL. & MARI
No. 1b5 Commslc al street, POI OItland.
~ For sale also at Il Q Inventors ExchaI ge 200
Congress Street, and at the principal stores.
ALril so, eod1Ws
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-01

Tie following are few selected from the multi
tude OF recommendations in The possession OF the
Agent.
(From Mrs. Elizabeth CoomJs. Brunstcck.)
BaU swIcK, April 4, 1857
MISS SAwYER.-I received you letter last evening
and was very glad you concluded to let me axe our
Save. | think can do well with it, and it will be
quite an accommo alton t. NY husband, as he can
not get along Uithout it. He has tried everything
els, and has never found anything that healed his
leg rs that i've of YOURS, and have both found
It 10 be all "nd pen more than u reconn,e 3,di to
oe. We have had it in the fImiy or years, and
have use It for everything and truly say tce
htue nerer found its equal. l use II f1r weak back
and i ac like charm MIR Coombs has had a Fe-
ger Sore or his leg for thirty gears and ooud be
cripple to-duy If he had not found re7nedy in aour
Sa,0e. 1t keeps and takes oat the iniamma-
iion. proud flesh. and swelling, does for him all
that he cln ask. 1 can recommend 1t tor good
many things yo have net ior uss it for eveg ytfin
IL cons der 1t Invaluable in lsmly. Ifyou can pu
this testimony toqether, and it can be of Sc wee 10
ou, you are we come.
Yon can send me large bores il YOU please and a
few little ones. can 40 bitter NTH the iargs ones
Yours, .Sr., ELlZBETH COOMB3.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-01
T.. VI PATTEN & co., Auetieucers
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
To be sold by Auction,
New Brick House and Stable
On thr Western Promenade!

ON FRIDAY the 1st day of May next at O'Clock
" in the aftein on, that very valnabl aud de ira-
bic psoIcrtY on the Western Prom made. In Pert
land, now occupied b. 5. q Ch s., Will be cold by
an ton on the DR. nIises. This o has situa lion Uf
unrval beauty, with front OF i0l ieet On the
Fl omenade, AMI CO tains nearly 1900 square 'eet
brick dwelling louise, and Jnmouions bril- 8 able
anu on bu luinss, aIe new an built in The most
thorough manner OF the b, st ma Ias, and are ro-
vided with m 0ern conveLierces.
In the construction tlis house and Its outbuIld-
ings req iisitc for elegant AMI irs Glars Ies-
dence Is Iacking. The buildings can be examined
during the week be1ori The sale.
ar Terms and condi;iun made known at tho ssls.
Portland, April 20, 1868. apr2 I-dtd
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-01
Recommendations

Tie following a few selected from the multi
tude Of recommendation, in The possession OF the
Apent S-S- - Wv
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-01

A Ii KINDS or JOB PRINTING neatly ans
II promptly executed this Uface.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-01

EXCITING NEws-MoTIoN FOR REPEAL OF THE
CONFEDERATION RESOLUTIONS DEFEATED IN
PARLIAMENT. .
OTTAWA, April 3O-Ip the House of Com.
mons last night, Mr. McDougl!l of Nova SEQ.
TIA moved the repeat Of the resolutions and
delivered spe ,ch upon the state OF feeling in
Nova Scotia; hintlng that if people OF that
province Were not freed from confederation,
Dloodshed might be result. Al effTt to get
the House into Committee of the Who'e on
.n .ne resolotlons was vigorously opposed and af-
yer lon2 debate the motion was los. An
amendment confirming the principles of con-
federation IN strong terms was then carried
by large minority.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-01
Eorcpxn Markets.

LoNDoS, April 80 tern on American securi
tiesUnied States SO 70f; Illinois Central 954
osher securities unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. April 3O-Afternoon easier
ont quotations unchanged. Breadstuffs quiet. Pro-
Visions generally stea'ly Lard firm. Polk dull
nav MNavai > OF dull Sugar advanced to 27s. Other
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-01
REV. W. II CRAWFORD.
JULIA A CRAWFORD.
TFrom John q. Di[iiD1L

tFrom John G. Dillingham;, Freeport, Maine
This is to certify that | hal tumrr on my face
1t was there about three years 1t kent increasing
in re, till was advised to try Miss Sawyei's
salve. fought box and carried it with me, and
O. cry time thought Of ! would Iub the iumor
with the salve, and betore used one box the tumor
entirely disappeared.
JOHN q. DILLINGHAM;
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-01

tFrom the Rec. E. a. Helnershaasen, no,o Of
Bucksport, Maine.
This certifes that have used Miss Sawyer's
Salvs ami consider it superior any her. cheer
tniiy recommend Ii TO all in want # good Salv..
A. .HtLMERSHAUSEN
January 25, 1867.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-01
January J 25, 1867.

lFron S. II. Stetson Of Free ~ort, Mainel
FREEPoRT, March 20, 1865.
hereby testify that iss Sawyer's Salve has cured
StCetliag on my heel Of sererdt years. stan ding
gladly recommend it 10 the public as an Invaluable
RENE ly tor swelling aud lameness Of any kind.
S. NJ. STErSON.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-01
MEXICAN BONDS

A report was in circulation that Minister
Romero h. d sent agents to the United Sta'es
to deprecate the bonds of the Mexican Re-
public, ard that a clique had ben formed to
buy in these bonds at reduced rates.