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A PsArsxwoRrHr IsvknrIos.-ws have
bad exhibited to Us camp chest invented by
Mr.. GEORGE PARR, Of Buffalo, N. Y, which
seems To combine In small space more articles
Of osnvsnieucs and co Mort for the soldier than
anything ot the kind before invented. II
weighs only forty pounds, yet contains every
article OF table furniture necessary for camp
Life, tcssthsr with utensils for cooking food,
. saw, Ratchet AID four camp stools. In Eve
minutes the table, which consists Of the caup
chot inverted, can be sp's,d, and prsprs.
tions msds for co.klng . meal Tor four or Eve
persons.
A cantssn case, equally as compact and
convenient, has also been invented by Mr..
PARR.
Both chest and c,ntssu case have been sx-
aminod and commanded BY President LIN
OoLS. sx-Prssidsnt FILLMoRE. G,n. MANs-
FnLD, Col. MsIos, Gen. VAN vALKKsBuRoH,
Col. RcoKas, and other compstsnt military
men.
The articles above mentioned are on exhibit
tIoR and FOR sale ct the store Of M"srs. BALL,
BLACK & Go.
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60 az, tbs deposits % all VIII invsst ia treas
ny notts and regulate the uov'm '1' OF Ron
| sy. o. eoutss the over E5slming ran for spe
| c'e 10 itvtst IN trsissry Jtes' thrsSteo'd BY
the bear organ could no. take plso'. All tbs
| cold 10 be demanded OF tto Bi-ks for eueh In.
v,s,ment, must sIso b paid 10 them. By this
admirable ar ingsment, wo bavs ali tn, Bone
a, of popular loan Ia perfect harm ny with
the in'er,sts q capitalists aud OF the great
monetary centres. We should not ~ surprised
II the whols amount needed BY the Govun.
mint were eventually raised on this princip,s,
a. the easiest and most wholesome OF all modss.
RoNSIso Ir INTO rHn GRousD.-It is q
pity thst uninstruetsd zeal should always be
mott mbchisveus 10 th, beet eauss. Arsllgious
association In this city has msmorisllzsd the
Secretary OF wr--1t. That no nors troops
shall Be tramp nted 10 or from the scat Of war
upon the Sabbath unisis In cases OF extreme
necessity. I'd. That no more battles shsll be
fought upon the Sabbath, sxospt {, rspsl ths
attacks Of the enemy. Sd. That all drills, pa
rsdss, and other unnscs sary Isbcr sbAil be
dep n,sd with upon III, sabbath Ia the various
camps. Al. That sacS entire regiment shall
be mustered for divine s,ryios oucs at lsast
upon the Sabbath.
Some OF thees requests are upqua'i6,dly
proper, but others must always be LIFT open 10
exceptions in war. The rssh esntur,s waited
upsn the Sunday battls Of Ball Ruu (Which
We were careful not to eo1tu, In at the ,iu,).
are entirely exploded by General Ne DowsLLs
report, which shows that with hi, utmost sx-
srtiot he ives urabls to 6eh, day esrl,.r, and
that tbs III starred sun1ay p'oyse the very
last day l,f. him fer fshtirg Ia fac. ths lSsi
Of two or tire. hours In the mornItg Of tina.
day. Just lost bin the bstl, h, had WOO.
The southern consI ratets In C;asrssi a.
smblsd, have mad. an effort to tqls,rs an
tlOov into tho family circle OF nations, aud 70
'ahe sone possible sdvattags from . formal
acceptance Of the following Articles o. tn, 5s-
claraiion Of Paris.
2. Ths neutral h,g covers sRsmys goods
with the exception Of eonusband otwn.
Neutral goods with th, exception Of con
tratSnd q war, srs not liable TO c,piurs shdsr
the enemy s flag,
Bloek,dts, in order to b, binding, NUT
be ed,e,ive-that Is to say, uaintsiu,i By q
force tufieient really to prevent acs,s to the
cost Of the enemy.
We shall r.xt hear a a Congr'ss OF Snug
eers on tie u irish coast, srsysiy giving Ia
,her abb, sion to u. articles, and claiming their
protection.
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PArxxr UNrEHMErrxp BaxAp

Absolutely purer made by procs@ which b
olared by the College q Phydcians In Inndoa =
the only true and n.tsIL one, and by which al
presaI we'd raised without yeast, baking povdsru
tklies, or any oorrupting ingredients keep> n
for many dAys meyer souri, CONTAINS twice a N
In the world. For sale at the msnufActorY. lti ]
14th 81, epe dcer from the Academy n Music.
Fenrth ave, near Gath q. and $40 Eighth ara 4
Goth II.
Of the city. DAVIS B
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A T. RrRAIr 81 GGs. FRASz SmoKL ba
bs'n seat US, PublAhsd by X. sI1aEL, New
lNk.
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GENERAL PASR.-Musie by DoBwonrn's
baHc, on the NAL, on Saturday, 17th inst,
oOan'Doiax .. ~ O'clock, Il the wsathsr "a
dee.
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Further News, see Third r.

PRIScK NAroLHos,
PRINCE ~ CJ.OTILDE,
DUCHESS DE ABBAN
=. Tbe-e d,.tlr guish' a vieitors have favored .
their frt sitting IN n q Ubitsd States, for thu
q. D. fREDRIcKs co.
55I Brcs
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PRcBIBLE LOSS OF TIE wIssLou.

on Caps HA",rAs tbs u s. steamer Union
ehAe.d COpfsdsra,s stsamsr, supp % d 10 bs the
VIII slow, but could not ov,rtske her. A very
ssv,rs blow Gene on at the TINA which caused
the Union to re'urn TO Baltimore for reIalrs.
If,hs WinslIE did not make safe hArbos BE-
fore the gale ovtr'o L her he probably was
driven ashore or ftundsrei, as the weight OF
her guns were very great and the stsa mar is
known MT TO bo very staunch.
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necxuits viii be reserved a fhs A,A~1As
IA cor Of QOlonbIs snS 4tlAAlle g. hk raziS
MeA n Int, ecnmaadsg. Cspt, LOUIS ~ PsCh
kSt Ssst oaiesr. an viAt
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Gen. HsTNIzALMAs paid visit to Alexan-
driA today, fr the first time since the battle Of
Bull Run lie is recovering slor sly from the
wcurd he received A. tha, ,ims. but hone,
soon TO assume command OF his b izads.
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Gsn'r'l Wool Left Troy yesterday, on hi,
way TO the seat fwar.
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CONT Martial on Col mile.

AierdIdIio, Aug 10 Tho trial by coart
martial cfCol. Mus charged With uu. off Ger.
Ks C nduct on tbs sutfsv.lls II lights, on
the CAV OF the bAule OF Is ali Hun, Is stu nro /.
RIessing. tbs ooart cling he d In the G "
Council Chamber. Tbs witnesses on the part
OF the prosecution are no: moro than rail-
through. Tbs counsel for CO.. BICHAR O. SOW,
tie complain ant. Is Lou. Col. LAsDSsR, OF
Detroit, and Tor Col MILKs. REvkRDY JoHx-
son. OF b .ltimors
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UAisn Neaisaiisu for Gevsr.ei MAY

Boi1more, Aug. Is Tho UnIou St.ts Con-
vsntion nomiIA'sd AUGUSTUS G. BRADroRp
a. candidate for Govern5r OF MARI 4, to5av,
he 10 an Ut 'nsitioEA and unoo Dpromisins
Union man.
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Twenty tsbsl cavalry scouts we're seen yss-
tsrday. SIX mics from here In the dirsct ton OF
III unit Vernon.
Information thought to b. rsliab's, ha,
been Tscsived fere that rebel batteries ara
be'rg creed a. white 'uss Po'nt, also al
QUAINT co, 10 mile, this side Of Aduia Creek.
The P.wus. suddsbly a canned up last night
and went dowa tbs river TO make reeonnolss.
snee.
P.srIrKs CsD rHE xsEMY's CANT.
Tie report that tn, small pox q raging 10 a
fe.rful extent at Manassas function is credit
ed hne By sfcessiODists, also by those In mil
any authority.
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Recruiting Aseafs-Ranisd s1aEl, ossSs
nc res, TO- act a. sEenh b Obtain rec ute fsf
bet obsa q stn enl. PAY Will be given for syeg
way, I'd hoor. az All
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FKzDRIcxr
NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.
HH IAnansT M x1n woxiD,
no, 81 BROADWAY, NEW YOEK.

Wan FhAuA8 HVA rtoINhns
kialn Photographs. hu stne. IN ans Frs.ok
Hhh.s .s.''s...ss..'............l
Vabinst or EEior rine. .......................,.f
tnnih lnk fhotoGrAphn. ...............oe V
Miniatures. In ene eass............. 9 90 70
ID A q U = 4 = o T 7 p KH
vArLous siDes, pol up Ia rich oAsea ana framaA.
uom' ...........'...'.........U W -
We have reduced oar prices 10 cot.form b
times, acd In svery Instance suar.ntee sAhif's
picture. Granger aud citizens viii hn6 sap O.
an entertaining resort, 10 Whish We respoetfats
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.
This beautiful and vary popular pistnrs ws ma
pooiality In The asinssA
DISTMGUISHED PERSONS.
Photographs Of dstinguished indfvidoAls Ter
ALBUMB FOB CARDS.
q splendid assortment Of Afban., saiisbls for
sCarte De Vtstfe." Also hanss and eas~ for M
O. D. FmDuCxs q CO..
63T Bresdn
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1mk nNrarY sIoNAtrIHo.

Last night between IL aud ~ o'clock. the
ensmys signal lighs -sre plainly scan from
hSe, in the oirsct ion OF Fairfax Court House.
They wsr visible for nearly an hcu'.
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British Aid to He bslnon An ON ciaI Rs
Aonatfsnce.

Washington, Aug. 10 1t Is und.rstoed tina,
Secretary SHwABD tut,ncs 10 Inform L,rd
LIONS immediately, that B'itiAh sabj cts Ar,
entsg.d in furnishing aid to or isbsl en- smiss
in dnect VIOLATE II Il toe Neutrality proclama
ton Of thu Qu'en OF England.
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Ybs I,te CsI H.,uh,u

fcrmsI ard fO'Iy ,quipp4d. Tesy make tOry
fee ann, aranes
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6th Re- iIneht, n Y. M -OmooTs ant
20 ders OF thb Hssimeot, WHO Wish 10 r-enlist fol
the war, Ar. request'd 10 Attand Iaes'ing b he
a. Gent Market, on Saturday sVeni1g, AuglA IN
e'sht .,o1ek; BY Iequa 1T Of Co. PISckNHY AZ
SeV' raj o'her officers. aDl0 10S
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DR.. HeAKy Zsn-s
N Q rVtA o Pc W q OR n
TO oUR1
II - N - n a - 49, Z

Nay be obtained Il tn foliowtAS plAsMt
20. g. DIyIslos g, cos. Aarket, h. y.
nkA- bLAnHb a1l kAghkh aveDnA. hX,
INA BAyIA lTb Fultog q, BrookhI
On. M. i. hndEn's, ga nroaA 4, n.wsEk.
PRICE ONE DoLLAA,
Ihs.e Powders may b sivsa. mAusuu v 3
-. ana n - fron uARsAAhnG ufaolI TD 80
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TIE MoNKr Rack

Tie Tisasnr' Department is about to rsim
butss tss sa'ss Of New York sn1 Pepn, ylyauis
II cir advances Of funds 10 aid q the primary
pIooAbly be Gds 10 gold.
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WIZ Fhnu8 FVk ftUIUhbs
riAln Photographs. fsn sine. /. ans Prs.oh
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-06-21
A Christian Regiment.

We learn that arrangements are being
made in this city to raise regiment which
shall be composed of members OF the various
city churches, without distinction of sect or
creed. The design of the projectors of the
movement is to enroll body of men who
will enter the battle field under deep con-
viction that they fight from principle and
for the sole purpose of maintaining right
In furtherance Of this design, notice de-
failing the p an and objects of the organi
cation, will be read from the desks of q
number of the city churches next Sunday
morning, at which time the place chosen
for the headquarters of the command will be
announced. The leaders in the movement
are Horace Webster, L. L. D., OF the Free
Academy, who is graduate of West
Point, and was formerly an officer in the
United States Army, and Edward Bayard,
M. D., we'll known physician of this city,
who has had some military experience, be
having at one time held Colonel's commits
sion in the State militia. Those gentlemen
will pro ably be the Colonel and Lieute-
nant Colonel of the regiment. A number of
recruits have already enlisted, and for two
weeks past have been under drill.-New
York Herald, 9Th.
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ID RIFY THE BLOOD.-MOF-
i FATT'S VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS and PHENIX

The high and enved celebrity which these pre.emi
nent Medicines have acquired tor their nva liable e1
rendered the usual pracuce Ut pulling only
sary, but unworthy OF them.
tism. stections Of the bladder and kidnsvs '""~
BILIOUS FEvERS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS
In the South and West, where these diseases prevail
Planters, farmers and others, who once these Me-
Sines VIII never a towards be without them.
CsbSTIyENESS, COLDS AND COUGHS, CHOLIC
CORRUPT HUMORS, OKOPSIES.
sax hess
ErupuOns OF the skin, eryslpelas, hatulency.
Fever ana Ague-FOr this scourge of the Western
and certain remedy Other medicines leave the system
subject return OF the disease by these med
permanent
Try them. Be satisfied, and be cured.
FOuness OF Complexion
General Debility, Gout, Giddiness, Gravel,
headaches OF every kind, inward fever, inflammatory
rheumatism, impure blood, jau adice,
loss OF appetite
Mercurial Diseases-Never tails to eradicate entirely
all the effects Ut mercury, infinitely sooner than the
most powerful prepay@tionot sarsaparilia.
Night Sweats nervous debility, nervous complaints OF
Ples-The original proprietor of these medicines
cured OF piles 81 80 years standing by the OF these
Pains in the head sioe back, limbs, joints and organs
kht amstism-rLose affected with This terrible DIS
Rush OF blood TO head, scurvy salt rheum swell.
ings. So nt
Ulc rs OF every description.
Worms of all kinds are efectuay expelled by these
Parents win do well to administer them whenever
The LIFE PILLS AND PHENIx BITTERs.
Purify the blood and thus all disease from the
system.
Prel AIRED and sold by m @ .g0IT.
$50 Broadway ,ccrner OF Anthony street,
For .aie by all Druggists. isA b 1s2s-d4wiS
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Mount Vernon to be kept Sacred.

The Augusta, Ca, Chronicle says: Gas
Virginia is to be the great battle ground
between the contending sections, and the
first collision is likely to take place on the
banks of the Potomac, we hope that both
parties will consent to respect one spot as
sacred and neutral ground. Let the grave
of Washington be still generated by his
countrymen of both sides, and let his ashes
not be disturbed by the clash of hostile steel
or the roar of cannon. Let there be one
spot where the descendants of the man who
fought under Marion and Sumter, and Put
nam and Greene, can meet without shed-
ing each others blood, and if ever an ami
cable settlement of this unhappy civil war
is to be attempted, let US keep the holy
ground OF Mount Vernon dedicated to the
purposes of peace there let the arbitrator's
convention, which sooner or later must treat
on some terms for an adjustment of HOSTILE
ties, meet for the purpose. Let the press,
the only organ which can now speak to the
people, both North and South, claim from
the leaders on both sides, that no military
necessity shall excuse the defilement of the
soil OF Mount Vernon with carnage, or its
air by the sulphurous breath Of battle.
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THRES HING MACHIN

The subscriber offers to the Farmers and Tire
this State complete assortment of THRESHIN.
MACHINES, from one to ten horse power. Being Me-
chinst and practically acquainted with Threading Ma
chimes and their manufacture, he has spared all
secure only the best and well-tred articles. Ever,
Machine sold by him will be fully warranted be
made, OF the best materials, and to do good work
Among his assortment will be found the following
woodbury's 8-horse portable Horse Power and Sep
arator. This horse poy er works standing on its
rucks,-which saves loading and unloading.
Dow and Fowlers well-known d 10 horse iren powe
Fowlervil.e Separator.
Pitts improved Masslon Ohio Separator the bes IN
use, with or without trucks.
One two and thu ee horse Endless Chain TreadPowers
These are great improvement over the Emory Ma
chimes, being much better made, and working with ess
friction, being from the old established and welkbowr
Excelsior Agricultural Works, Albany, Y, and Sche
necfady Agricultural Works, Schenectady NY.
Also Lever Powers, 6 horse, Threshers, and Sci
rators complete, for l. 2, 8, s 4 horse powers.
Which will be furnished at the factory prices
Those purchasing Machines from win be at no es
pense delay for patterns in OF repairs, shs
keep patterns or casting hand for such parts as
able to wear out or break.
Call and satisfy yourselves before purchasing
where. 81 r. GILMAN, Agent.
Can be found at Pioneer Foundry, St. Paul. for the
present. -lts 81 le1dd
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The Pain Killer

Taken internally, should be adulterated with milk
water. or made into syrup with moasses. For
than anythng else. Sore throas or uipthera are
easily cured by gargling the throat with Pain Killer,
See Printed Directions which accompany each bottle.
hve T m TO
history Of medical preparations. Its instantaneous eff
all forms incidental the human family and
The unsolicited written and verbal testimony the
masses in its favor have been and its own best ad
What stronger proof of those facts be produced
than the following letter, received unsolicited from
REV. W. b. JACOBS:
Messrs Perry Davis & son-Gentlemen-Allow me,
for Rer lave Ssed it
several years. and found it all it claims TO be. For
and difficulties, well diseases generally that pre-
price, and as EN- aeoas beyond any nedieins within
my knowledge We keep it as our chief family medi-
quaintance. and friends i equally, favorable. Many
family medicine Missionaries in repeated instances
have sail to me in person and in their letters that the
then lands and they it for themselves and families,
ann inclined to as an act Of Justice to YES
and a benefit to others. You are at liberty to
this testimonial if Of any fFs syS r. JACOBS
Late Editor Christian Chronicle.
BEWARE OF ALL mutations.
The Pain Killer is sold by respectable Druggists
United States and in foreign countries.
Price ESQ.,, &c.,, nd 81 per SP'i H:pp1s =. co
ora s ss ws:sss ss.
Y h:sss !; g. SSs 81 1a s;
ST. Lv sv.ss,,d DO 90
S?ssly Gray assy. Minneapolis
VIM if Mccu iom. Mendoza
W J Whipple. Prescott. oc-26wly
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GREAT SPRING REMEDY.
DIR. s. O. RICHARDSON'S
Sherry Wine Bitters,

The celebrated New England Remedy for habiual Con.
stipaor jaYpdice, fever and ague general debility,
and all diseases arising from disordered Stomach,
Liver or Bowels.
impant yigcr, just try DR.. g. O. Rchardsons Concen:
trated Sherry Wine Buffers. They have been found
Davis Postmaster at wismspori, Ohio, says:
They give great satisfaction. use them myself,
and 1 can recommend it with great assurance Of its
DR. VIM NJ Kerr, of Rogersville, Ind, writes us that
they are the most valuable medicine offered He has
made spd
Thomas Stanford, Esq, Brownsville, Henry county,
Ind, writes long letter. under date of May A. 1860.
He was much reduced having been afflicted for three
sna qng bottles was completely restored
George Hoffman says he was afflicted with rheuma-
Of his letter he had been two years We'll the Bit.
tiers the cure when several physicians attend
ts dyspspss ser so%pan siSnsy or
drops IL is specific certain remedy" 49,
"a section where fever and prevails that he most
cheerfully recommends them OF decided merit in all
bility and other complaints.
Dk Gallshs1s, y. writes from Van Vert Ohio, ~
to the notice OF Dyspeptc persons and to all who require
a stimulating medicine.
SUCH NEWS WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY.
Full directions accompany each Bottle
They sold by Medicine Dealers generally.
Price 75c. per bottle.
j. N HARRIS K CO.,
Cincinnati, Ohio,
Proprietors for the Southern and Western States
to whom address all orders.
For sale by
DAY jerks, St Paul
RICHARD COMBS, DO
II Hennup Co. st Anthony
S l. Vawter, do
Chas Crawford, do
Greedy 4. Gray Minneapolis
VIM Leonard, do
VIM Ii McCuIlOm, Mendoza
w Whpple, Prescott ec26-wly
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@- THE FOLLOWING FL
GAGE Il MATHER.
Sold by DAY jerks and R. +. COMBS.
nag TETTER IS A VERY TROU.

BLEsOME skin eruption and many persons say they
commended for this disease and they better now
than when they commenced them, and they have no
confidence In anything that is advertised to cure salt
rheam, eryspelas, and all similar humors We would
say to these that there is remedy That yet has
rever failed of curing those diseases 1t acts
entirely different principle from hing ever offered
for them throws humor out of the blood through the
skim which is the only channel through which the
tenn can be entirely freed from tAem If you will try
1t will try it, you will not say of this you have of
the others, TOR 1t will cure you. We refer 10 Dr.
vers Syrup.
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N OLD FRIEND.
PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE
Pain Killer,

The great Family Medicine of the age.
Taken internally, it cures colds coughs, &C., weak
stomach and general debility. nursing mouth cam
ker, liver complaint, dyspepsia Indigestion cramp
and pain in stomach and bowel complaint painter's
collie, Asiatic cholera, darrhoea and dysentery.
APPLIED EXTERNALLY CURES
FelOns, boils and also old sores, severe burns and
scads, cuts, bruises and sprains, swelling of the
joints rngWGrm and letter. broken breasts. frosted
ralgia and rheumatism.
1t is sure remedy for Ague and Chills and Fever.
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q PIE GAL OTICES.
N0~ WHAT STRONGER PROOF


can be produced than the following letter. received
solicited from Rev w Curtis:
Romeo, Macomb Co, Mich, July 9, 1860.
Messrs Harris 4 Co:
Gentlsmen The confidence have in Perry Davis
pam killer, as a remedy for colds, coughs, burns,
sprans and rheumausm, for the cure Of which have
successfully used it, induces to cbeerfully
mend Its virtues to others.
few months ago had recourse to 1t to destroy a
felon although had heard of its being used for
that purpose, but having suffered intensely from for
mer one, and having other remedy at hand, applied
the Pain Killer freely for about fifteen minutes
morning, which entirely destroyed the felon, and in
creased my confidence in the utility of the remedy.
Yours truly, -
Minister of the Wesleyan Meth dds. Church.
Sold by DAY JENKS and by r. f. COMBS.
18r THE FOLLOWING FROM
Messrs. Gage Mather prominent druggists of sp ,ra
gives furt evidence of the great popularity Of
medicine
Sparta, Monroe Co, Wis, July Z, 1859.
Messrs N Harris & Co.
Gentlemen-It IS with pleasure that we speak word
in commentator of your very valuable medicines,
Perry Davis Pain Killer and DR. Richardson's Sherry
Wine Bers. They of great merit and already too
well known to the public at large to need any very spe
cal notice from particular individuals The Pain Killer
has become household remedy all through the West,
we have met with, and they become known the
the demand increases and all find from their salts
factory results.
GAGE Il MATHER.
Sold by DAY jerks and R. F. COMBS.