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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-25
Guardiau's Sale.


IN on and after the
10Th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1853,
By virtue of decree Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas ~ VHnderburgh County, Indi-
an a. I will offer for sale, at PRIVATE
SALE, TO the highest bidder. the follow
ing Real Estate, to-wiC: Lot No. ave, In
Block No. nine. in the Eastern Enlarge
ment of the City. Of Evansville, in the
County OF Marlborough, and State OF In
diana, on the following terms, o-WiJ:
One-third of the purchase money on the
day OF sale; one-third In one year. and
One-third in two years, with interest from
date, the purchaser giving bis note with
approved security. waving relief from APP
praisement laws; Aud. II said property
shall not be sold by the SeDeT1fh day Of
March, 1888. then viii, on said seventh 6dy
or March 1868, sell said Real Estate al Pub
lie Auction, at the Court House door, in
the said city OF Evansville, indiana, on
the terms above ket forth.
said Lot has good Two story house.
With five rooms and cellar The curbing
and sidewalk are paid for, and the alley
paved with stone.
For All sired Information, inquire at
the ONCE or ALVAH JOHNSON, on bird
Street, between Main and Locust Evans
vile, Indiana. WIN. JOHNSON,
janis dim w3w Guardian.
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MONETARY s COMMERCIAL

To COUNTRY MERcHANTs.-We direct the
attention especially OF country merchants
to the superior facilities of the JOURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
all kinds of mercantile WORK, viz. Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &c. Orders for
work can be sent through any OF the
Evansville merchants.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-25

FIEANcIAL-Money continues in greater
ease. and the banks are able to discount
all approved business bills OF short date
v hich are offered. Rates remain at from
10 to u per cent.
New York Exchange Is abundant, and
bought at discount. Selling at frem par
TO lilo premium.
Government bonds are Arm and we
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-25
WANTED.

Agents Wanted, nov ready for Canvassers,
The History Of the War Bet.1een. The
SAFES is Caases. Character, Con-
duct, and Results,
BY Hon. Alexander H. Stephens. Send
for Circulars, with terms. and full de-
scriptfOn or the work. Address
NATIONAL PUBL HING CO,
feb22 dw3m Cincinnati, Ohio.
RKRANTED--Infor1 OF the where
WV abouts OF ELIZABETH RAILS
SLER. who left this city about six years
ago. By addFesain g tins Office, she viii
hear OF something 10 her advantage.
1an2S II
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In retiring from the above partnersEazne
desire 90 return my thanks to my frIen 81
who have fay Ored me with their business.
and i would ask their continuance wtEf
the new hrms. GUILD COPELAND
New York, January %, les.
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Farm for Sale.

a SPLENDID FARM OF - ACRES,
"A. in the edge of the City of Evansville,
Indiana. This farm rs in full view OF the
city. 1t a. in high state of cultivation,
the country. entirely new. good barn, sta
bles and al necessary outbutldings, and r
splendid selection of almost every variety
OF fruit trees, & apes shrubbery and few
ers, and plenty of good water. 1t Will be
sold altogether, or the Improvements with
a part OF the land. For further particu-
lars inquire of ALVAH JOHNSON,
Real Estate Agent, Evansville, Ind.
fan29-3m
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-25

The following quotations are rom the
Office OF w. J. Lowry & Co., Bankers, No.
First street,
BANKABLE FUNDS.
II. =. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes.
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CIRCULAR.
OFFICE OF FOSTER BROTHERs,
No. 81 WEST sECORD STREET.
laTNnIInLn- A M Inuranr.t b ~

CIEcIHNATI. January 2, i811 B
We desire TO call your attention Co azsH.
annexed notices OF DissOlutiOl AND if6.-
partnership, and respectfully tender Easz.
our services, assuring you that any D 1zks-
neaf you may extend 20 as wifi M va
prompt and faithful attention.
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he business in Cincinnati win be ANN
tinued under the firm name or FoarrgH
BRoTHERs. and will be devoted TO lsm
WhoteSdte Grocery and Communion Blssiwssca
as heretofore.
As GrOeeFs we design keeping G. crzas-
plete assortment OF such goods as are 1trmss~
suited 20 the wants Of the trace. We ia
adhere TO the CASH YsTEM-" bug az liI ffd.
oughiy satisfied as that IL Is best both tor asst
b aver and seller. as we are enabled TO raHr-.
our goods al the smallest margin OF UFllzzL.
thus saving 70 the purchaser the oua5 GA
interest," ana the contingent profit for Yes
debts. AM We via make II 70 the adynsEs
market TO examine our stock and erl5H-
chase OF as. Our Terms will be CASH. l-Uaag-
funds In Cincinnati) one per cent. asa b.
deducted on al btLls pdfd Tor at the ffHw n
deducted u paid within lJteen days. 1etL
bis remaining unpaid AZ ne sEptfofssau 81
thirty days tCfH be dratDn Jor gDfth epchdrH1Bs-
Re1tft0nees bg express must b. prep0a4
ORDERS viii be filled at as low rates Gfaaat
you were present TO buy. Goods nrE ~
our line WIN be selected With special anfs-
at current re tes.
Our facilities 10 this branch Of our errslz-
ness are not surpassed by any houas lfN
the CITY, and our stock viii alwayo be-
found cOmplete, fresh. and desirable
a Commission Merchants. we WIZ
attend the sale or purchase o. All lEiszltlz..
Of produce or merchandise. With mdlEfer
years experience and adequat. factisfarH
We feel confident that we are able - EliHa
the fullest satisfaction 20 those who ustNg.
favor as with property Of any ktnzt NuE
sale, or with orders TO buy anything Sd lENs
market. Cash ddpd9lces made on GoFar TaHs~
nlents. FORWARD NC prompt y atbsEstuel
TO. and lowest rates Of freight obtalasal.
Pers making consignments 70 our Htesr F,
York House.
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FOR RENT.

EHOR RENT - The store Rooms now
= occupied by J. T. q s. A. Coolidge, Nos.
IA and I6 Chandler's Block. Possession
VIII be given March LIST. Apply to
JNU. J. CHANDLER,
Office-No. 2 Second Floor, Chambers
Block. lfebl0 II
ENOR RENT-BOARDENG HOUSE
X A No. Boarding House. with eleven
rooms and large cellar, for rent low.
ALVAH JOHNSON,
feo8 IF Third street.
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New York Fry foods Market

New York Fry Goods Market.
By Telegraph NEW YORK. Feb. "a.
DRY GooDs-Market nominally active
for cotton goods, and heavy Sheetings are
again fully 14glc higher.
New York Gold and stock Market
By Telegraph NEW YORK, Feb. "a.
GoLD-Irregular; opened at 1895, closed
at l4254GI42TS.
GoVERNNIENTS-Dull and weak. 80 P. NJ.
quotations.: coupons of 1881, l11150l1
90. '65, 1O95S@ lO95z; do. new, IO345GI7sz
do ~, l072s@lO75s; I0-40s, 1851; 7-S0s, l07
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The business In NeO York win be amnrlrs. r..
aged By our GEORGE FOSTER aud Ahg1I1sgs
GWYS, under the firm name Of FelznEls
GWYN a Co, at the old place mo. as W .gs1ae
street,, and viii be chiefly ue voted 90 Ea-fI5s-
ing and selling on COMMISSION. Ne RclA
be pleased TO receive consignmenesl .sf-f
Cotton, Tobacco, Pr0Uf5fOns. BtIddstu5e ~
any kind Of WesteiTt or Southern I9roagaeg. w.
Merchandise. We haze the commo,ff nrras
warehouse corner OF Water Street as-aa
COenties slip, located IN the fmmeff Ergfaa
vicinity Of the wharVes OF the priuefs-rf
Railroad and lrahsporta ion Com DO u..aEs
and when sales cannot be made on arrtr1la.
we are prepared to store unc er our caRrIf4
uperVtsion the goods Consigned 20 EEas
We are prepared 10 make cdsh IdU0gIcer rlI-LE
Bills Of Lading or property In hand, alfL
81 consignments to Us VIII be sold as ars---
dered, sales promptly rendered. and ftlfs
proceeds held subject 10 sight drafts. #fe
VIII not make acceptances except we haaElH
property In hand or on Bill Of Lading, 1Hrt4
IN ali cases when we make advances H1TEs
reserve the right TO sell az our option. 0rLEf
charges will be as customary, and the ilss-
terest o. our cOnsignOrs will be careful n
guarded in all transactions. We wall rR-
ceive and forward 10 and from fOrelFTE1
ports. We viii buy on orders amy artte3l1
Of merchandise in the market. aGwt.
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We would gratefully return our aElr
acknowledgements to our many friends Mnrl
customers who BavH so literally and c1E1.-
stRntly extended to Tvs their favOrs. Our
efforts in the future, as IN the past, via
be- BY close attention and WatChful care az
our customers interests, 10 render guli
satisfaction TO Gil who may favor US win
their business.
q ara very res oanf Fraffrr rrfs4ra
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FOR SALE.
Stud HOrSe Prince,

u sound canal boat. Enquire at IS Wafer
Street ]. b. LAKE.
feb2l
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-07-29
q o MI Nj Es SCIAI..
New York stock and Money Market.


NEW YORK, July 28.--Money continues easy at 8
q Ilos. Gold shade frmer, opening at 144i adj
vanci to 144a declining 1881! and closing steady
az ia g ifi3. There was considerable huctuation,
caused by the varying quotations OF bonds from Lon
don the public and private dispatches differing es-
seh'lally in the early part OF the day. rumor was
troops in Tennes ee. Governments firm under still
active investment demand. Henry Clewes & Co tur-
nish the following 80 quotations :-Coupon 6's 1881
l15I % 1153 do SIS 1862 ia! q 114s; do 1864 Il IA '
111s; 10 1866 1923 a l12a; do new, 1904 "a 1899 do
1851 1891 o9a 10 1858, 1891 "a 1893; 10-4C's, 1859
a 1854; 1905, 100 q 1891.
Border State bonus nlmer; Missouri 9's, 91s; new
Tennessee's 6Ss; new North Carolina, IL; old do.
72l; Virginia. 53t The failure Of the old exchange
and ban ing firm of Abram Belleson is annopnceI
The Railway market is higher on New York Cen
al and firm Tor Erie. Wa,ash fe to 81 and North
Western stocks were weak, and other Western shares
frmer, the market generally closing steady. Miscel-
laneoas and express shares dull The following are
~ hg9res :-Cant9n, AZ; Cumberland, 80 q IS !;
g An; Pacific Mail, 1908 q 1901; Western Union
Telegraph 35t q $50 New York Central. 136 "a i3GI
Erie, 10 q 69t do preferred. TAI "a rs; Hudson. ia
l3s!; READING, 9lt q 95a; Wabash, 81 a Oh; ST
raul, 75I; Michigan Genital, III a 400; Michigan
southern, 81 925; Illinois Central, 149 a 81;
1881; Rock Island. 10Sb a 1903; chicago q No T
Wayne. 1lOt q llOi; Hartford & Erie, III S isl
Crosse BIC -, 1'oo"' -"
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury TODAY amounted
TO $3.50 ,2s2; payments, $1,i43,23O balance, $50
Theconversions off sos to-day amounted to $780,
oO The disbursements OF coin interest amounted
to $146,000. TT . 80 = =
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From Req. ". H. Craaetord and aoite, East Corinth
Ma,ne.l .,
East Corinth, Feb. 10, 1868. I
This may certify that we have used Miss Saw
yers Save" in our family eight gears and we can
CHI erfully bear testimony toits merits healing,
soothing Salve in all cases ofSalt Rheum lnflam
alton.
REV. W. H. CRAWFORD.
JULIA A CRAWFORD.
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WEST INDIES.
ST. DOMINGO.

New YORK, July 2s.-The Herald's st. Do.
mingo special says the revolutionary move
ments against Baez was in active progress, hut
the rebels had not accomplished anything yery
decisive and the Government remained on the
defensive with all its force. The troops had
been marched to Reiba Matas and most of the
northern provinces, but the commanders were
awarded a commission with the insurgents.
ernment mission, going in the direction of the
gold regions of Clio. n FL ETs'r9
The Senate has been installed.
The sentences lately passed on some of the
revolutionary Generals have been reversed by
the Legislature, but Others have been ordered
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NEW YORK.
LETTER FROM GEN. HANCOCK.


New YORK, July pa letter written by
Gen, Hancock is published, in which he says
Those who suppose that do not acauiesce in
the work OF The National d emocratic Conven-
ton or that do not sincerely desire the cleo
ton of its nominees, know very little of my
character" He also says he believes the pre-
servation OF Constitutional government emil
nently depends upon the success of the Demo-
cratic party in the coming election . a
DECISION IN THE CAKES CASE. r9a'
Judge Gilbert to-day rendered decision on
the application of Ernestine Cakes against
VIM Steinway, awarding to her custody of
her children, who are now detained in Germa-
ny by their guardian, the defendant.
DEATHS FROM sUNsTRoKE.
Several cases of prostration from heat are
reported to-day, including one or two Deaths
SKATING RINK.
The building of an immense skating rink
has been commenced on Sd avenue. 1t will
cover thirty full lots and be used in summer
for picnics, concerts, &c. 1t will be completed
by the 10th OF October, and capable of seating
~, 600 persons. T = -
THE CoLE-HIsCoCK CASE.
ALBANY, July 28.-Judge Hogeboom has de-
clded to hear arguments in the Cole Hiscock
case on writ of habeas corpus in Hudson on
Saturday.
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TF3.On Rey. Nathaniel Butler

1t is SIMPLY act OF justice and perhaps it will
ne favor TO the public to say that ! have used
MISS. Sawyers Salve tor ten years, and believe it to
ne most valuable remedy for the purposes for
which II is recommended. 1t is most efec i've for
animals in cases where save is ever used for them.
1t has proven an almost certain ordinary
scratches in horses.
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MARYLAND,
THE BALTIMORE FLooDs-sUrrs AGAINST
.l.+ GEN. BUTLER.

BALTIMORE, July 2S.--The City Council last
evening voted $5OO,O0O for the relief of suffer
ers by the Hood, $4,000 to repair the streets
and bridges. The Board of Trade are now
holding meeting to adopt measures in aid OF
the sufferers. Many families are entirely des-
titute and houseless, and are living temporari-
ly in engine houses aat - - 10
,Writs from the Superior Court of Baltimore
as he passed through Baltimore last evening;
one for false imprisonment, by W. w. Wooley
OF cincinnati, who lays his damages at 800.
OoO, and another by Kimberly & Bros. of Bal.
extorted from them by Gen. Butler when com
handing at Fort Monroe. sss
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MAssACnUsETTs.

sTRKK-HELD FOR PASSING COUNTERFEIT
Boston, July 28.-The caulkers here are on
q strike for hours. a
A. G Carvey and r. G. Edward were held
for trial to-day in $4,000 each, charged with
passing counterfeit bills on the Market Nation
al and Redwood National Banks of NY.
DRILL FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
The Montgomery Light Guard, Captain
Feran, of the 9th regiment, accompanied by
Gilmore's band, left tonight by the Newport
routh for New York. The Montgomery's are
matched to drill with the Webster Guard,
18th New York regiment, Thursday, m. in
Thompkins Square, for the champion flag.
Several officers who served through the
war with the gallant 9th, including Cal Cur
ney and Lieut.. Col Mahan, accompany the
toe corps on the OCCASION.
EH1 s,a ARRESTS FOR MURDER.
Martin Bailey and Timothy Shehan are I'M
der arrest Tor causing the death of Thomas
McMahan. Inc parties were working together
bricklayinS and plastering and had fight
resulting in the death Of Mcmahon.
STEAMER NORMAN ASHORE.
TIE steamer Norman, captain Crowel. from
Boston for Philadelphia, struck ON the eastern
end of Hedge Fence, Vineyard Sound. at five
o'clock this morning during thick fog. She
expects to get off at high water this evenino
II not, she will discharge her cargo into light,
ers who are alrerdy alongside. The vessel re-
mains tight and lies on an even keel.
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From Mr., & Mrs. Wm R. Kendall, Freeport, Mel
Among the many Salves now in use, Miss Sawyer's
stands pre-emiuen for almost all the acres and pains
the human family are afflicted with. For Rheuma-
tsm, Lame Joints, Nervous Headache, it gives in
slant relief We have used L for several years and
find IL an untriting remed for burns, scalds, sore
saroas saM nmem S'e ,e yo'm,S &C. &c. we
fectly safe aud good for many more aches than we
have mentioned. JAA
Mr.. s. MRS. VIM. R. KENDALL. (
Freeport, March II, 1867.
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THE PLAINS.
lore INDIAN TROUBLES ANTICIPATED

ST. LOUIS, July 2S.-A letter from Ellsworth,
ansas, dated the 23d, says the Indian ques-
ton has assumed new phase. All the tribes
that were at Fort Learned have lett, and no
one knows where they have gone. Small par
ties are met by persons coming from the plains
but they hold communication with the whites,
which is sign they mean mischief The opin-
ion prevails that they have gone south with
their women and children, and they will soon
swarm on the railroad line and routes travers-
ed by trains with hostile purposes. Reports
daily arrive of their killing people and robbing
trains. Gen. Sully is still at Fort Learned and
has ordered troops in his department to con-
eentrate on the line OF the Arkansas river
Fort Scarab will be fully garrisoned and other
preparations made to meet any exigencies that
may arise. .... u t.-a # .H -,
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LOUISIANA.
ELECTION OF STATE PRINTER.

NEW ORLEANS. July pa. L. Lee, a MEM
Der of the House from St Bernard parish. edi-
tor and publisher of the New Orleans Repub-
lican, is appointed State Printer and the Re
publican is designated as the official journal of
the State and the city and parish Of Orleans
under the printing bill just passed.
VETO OF THE MILITARY BILL, n
Gov. Yarmouth yesterday vetoed the Joint
resolution requesting the General of the
armies to furnish troops to the civil authori.
ties The Governor instructed the Senate that
the law IN this case requires application to be
made to the President. and not TO the General
of the armies. The veto was sustained. To-
DAY the same bill was introduced and amended
IN accordance with the information furnished
by the Governor, and was passed by the Sem
ate under suspension of the rules,
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From the Req. e. A. HeInaershdusen, no,o of
.., Bucksport, Maine.
This certifes that I have used Miss Sawyer's
Salve and consider superior 10 any other cheer
fully recommend 1t to all in want of good SaIve
- ,rs.rstsrs E A. HELMERSHAUSEN,
January 25, 1867.
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ARKANSAS.
REDUCTION OF PREEpMEN,s RuRKA,

REDUCTION OF FREEDMEN's BUREAU AGENTS.
WASHINGTON, July 2S-Gen. G. H. Smith,
Assistant Commissioner of the Freedmen Bu-
reau for the State of Arkansas, has, in obedi-
ence to orders received from Headquarters in
this city, discharged quite number of civil
agents who have been on duty in that State.
Some have been replaced by military officers.
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Portland Daily Press Stock List.
For the week ending July 28, 1868,

'oRREoTED BY WIN. H WOOD SON, BROKER
Descriptions. Par Vatue Offered asked
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ALABAMA. q =

LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
MONTGOMERY, July 2S-In the Senate to-
day the majority OF the committee on disabili-
ties reported III favor of removing all disabili-
ties. The minority report fay ors the removing
of disabilities only from those who show them
selves deserving Of it. z q, VI a.. '.- 4" a-'tif7
The common carrier bill, Furnishing railroads,
Sc, for making distinction on account OF
color, was made the special order for Wednes-
day next. i' '"f- % 7 s-=nel ~
The Legislature will probably take recess
on the 9th of August until November.
lE8ota THE ELECTORAL VOTE.
1t is strongly urged by many members to
pass bill authorizing this Legislature to cast
the electoral vote of the State. IF this is done
it secures the State to Grant and Colfax.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

'T-T IUEMOChATIC UEMUNSTHATIUN.
COLUMBIA, July ga great Democratic
torchlight demonstration took place tonight.
The town was illuminated and speeches were
made by Gen. Wade Hampton. Hershaw
Chestnut, MCGOWAN, and other distinguished
sneakers .-.t....
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AUCTION SALES.
VARIETY Sale

w rdO. July 2sth. at ten O'Clock Mt paw
Beistesi Soo Fore ST., will be sold Bureaus Tabes
Curtains n spring Beds, Chairs, Extension Tables
Cloths Io Ho,,ockery and Wooden Ware, Dress Goods
&C. sc. beins ana Shoes Groceries. Tools, Cigars
sgnments thar ,an sies that belong to sundry con,
nust be closed at any price
July H-dtd nAALE EN-, Auetioneer.
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Sherif's Sale.

CUMBERLAND, IS.
A IIACHED ON sundry writs. and will be sold at
"A Public Auction by consent parties at tn AUG :.
ton Room OF +: y. Bailey, 16O Fore Stree on Mon
Jay, august sd, at2l O'Clock p. NJ, the following
personal property, viz:
Hams, Sugar, Tea, Molasses, Vinegar Kerosene
Soda and Pilot Bread, Pure Spices Candies, Pickles
H. Tobacco, sperm Oil, ID led Apples, CracE ecs Loaf
SAT-, Clothes Pins, Stove Polish, Coffee, Starch,
Bro5ms, Pals, Tubs, Pipes, Fish, Pork, &C.; also
Ice Chest, stPve. Meat TooIs Tin Ware, Me tsurss,
Scales, Block. SC.
The above goods are fresh and in good order.
Dated at Portland July 2T, 1868.
q. W. PARKER, Sheriff.
lY2S ltd A,,cf
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Personal.

If Miss JENNY MA -O#k, or any one know
l. ing said lerson coming from New Orleans and
working at the Ottawa House. Cushing's Island, will
give notice to the unde signed, they wi hear news
o. importance TO her, by sending her address to
JyZSd3t* JAMES K. FRANCIS, p, D. Portland.
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From 8. NJ. Stetson of Freenort, Mainel
.5r a. ,s...sl FREEPORT, March 90, 1865.
hereby testify that ISIS Sawyer's Save has cured
a smelling on my heel Of several years standing.
gladly recommend it to the public as an Invaluable
remedy tor swelling and lameness of any kind.
. Y SIN. STETSON.
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GFrom John G.. Dillingham;, Freeport, Maine
This is to certify that had a tumcr on my face
1t was there about three years 1t kent increasing
in size, till 1 was advised to try Miss Sawyer's
Save. l bought box and carried it with me, and
every time thought of it / would rub the tumor
with the Salve, and before used one box the tumor
entirely disappeared.
80 y JOHN q. DILLINGHAM.
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Camden. Nov. Is, 1867.

We, the undersigned have been acquainted with
MISS Sawyer for many years, and believe her to be
CHRISTIAN lady and skillful nurse, and having used
her salve in families, it gives gu eat pleasure
IN saying il is the best general medicine have ev
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SEWERS.

THE cities of Hartford, Ct. and Booklyn, n. Z,
among others, have investigated ua.i, tney are
satisfied that CemenI Pipe OF twelve ncnyss =,
fifteen inch brick sewer whose area Is , Thi
tnan thirty per cent in avor Cf Swing 40 much
is owing TO It's grea.er smooitppW Willis
less friction. M Watay pine ca
,.o,,o,, supt' Spr'"s Springfield, Mass.
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Recommendations

The following are q few selected from the multi
tude of recommendations in the possession OF the
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-07-29

We. the undersigned have sold more of Miss Saw
yer's Salve, within the last six months than any
other kind. Parties who have triedit speak in very
high praise Gifts excellent virtues.
-e-T~ G. P. FESSENDEN,
S. E BENSON,
L. M. ROBBINS.
Rockland Oct 70 1867 s.Irt .s -a