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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-10-10

taHs "The Underground Reporter of the
Council Bluffs NonparsiI is the best comic
, and sensational spirit in the West, that
- we have yet seen. The BUgtc rccohs
from his we'll dealt blows. The Nonpa-
= sFeil had better not grieve that ''sprlt.
but encourage its stsy."-CaSs County H0-
'sctte.
No fears Of g3;eviinr'g'' i; - him, Mr.. &C.
.istciitttt--would'n if we could, couldn't if
- we 1,=, would. He'll stick" Closer than a
brother"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-10-10

CensnodoFe Bel, commanding tho
West Gulf squadron, pro tenn, informed
the Navy Department. that perDicions
fever appeared on board the steamer
wfila repairing at New Orleans, ffnnl
which several deash xaealEesls
Sonle of the eases have been wei do
fined yellow fever, and others ree6gnized
by the names pernicious and congestive
fever Il tEi .E&}Fx ,
He says the disorder has not extended
rapidly 20 far onf and expresses . hope
that the approaching cold veatheg will
stop or check it. f3s5 -
The vessais which suffered most are
those lying tho farthest out from the
city. III. ~. :t7#.. s&
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New York, Oct. l.

\ special tlispatch to the Herald says:
The recent guerrilla raid upon thecaw-
airy camp at Langby captured all shs
horses belonging to the company and ID
belonging to the quarterrnaster's depart
ment. ,....,--, ''-' '.7' i"
The whole camp was Esleep. "A
Rebel authorities here have declared
an additional number Of their parolled
officers and men as exchanged and order
ed to duty. s...% s,sa. :.
This is in direct violation of Cartel 6nd
notwithstanding q heavy balance ofes-
changes are against them they refuse>th
deliver any of our commissioned officers,
and also retain large number ofCitiaens
prisoners. p" ~..., S"'a'' :.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-10-10

.<E" Fortress Monroe, Oct. 4.
80 The Richmond Examiner of yesterday
has the following: >e4s..
Charleston, Oct, 3
Heavy firing was kept up during last
night, r..@ ID. :" ".+.%-. sas z<... =
Fl The tenemy's movements on :, Morris
Island. indicate permanent more than
immediate opera6ons. '.3J : r.,s
Two monitors are kept near the Island
doing picket daty- 81 s.6r.
" There has been but little firing TO-
day -.- s...s. s.s... .a.a,
Atlanta, Sept. 80.
Gen. Bragg has consented to an sx"
change of wounded prisoners with Rose
Grams. sss,.-,ao ana
Affairs at Chattonooga are unchanged.
Rosecrans receives hissupplies by wagons
from Stevenson. He is confined TO bis
works around Chattanooga our lines sx'
tend to the river above and below him -
His defenses are strong, and tho't to be
so superior that no assault will be made
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-10-10

commenced. v6lley after lvolley twast
fred into the Indians, who had all thsiri
families with them They at last made ii
rush, through the lines of the eth Iowa,
and aaA leaving everything on the fisld,
The darkness of the night prevented.
further action. Companies g. uana M!;
and the battery were held as q reserve.
We stood at our horses heads until about
Il o'clock, when one-half were allowed
to sleep, while the rest held the horses.
The howling Of the dogs, and yelling of
the squaws and children made the night
hideous But few slept. We were all
too anxious to see daylight. No one
knew what had been done, only that the
Indians had fed. Daylight ffRalIy made
its appearance, and the. sight that then
met our eyes beggars description, Buffa-
10 meat, robes, cooking utensils, and in
fact everything they had, was scattered
in every direction for FIVE miles around.
They had just finished putting up their
winters meat. We took lodges, meat
and everything, and burned them, and
busted up the :" Biz - generally. We lay
three days on the ground destroying what
we had taken. 49,.
On the 9Th inst, details were sent out
in search of party that had got lost du-
ring the engagement. One of the details
numbering thirty men was drawn into q
trap, and Geo. Kellsa, of Council Bluffs,
and Sargent Jack Rogers, Of Frankfort,
belonging to Co, C, were killed; also, two
,men belonging to the Nebraska I'd, whose
names did not learn. The loss of Geo.
KelIsa and Sargent Rogers is deeply re-
gretted by oil the members of Co. f,
After destroying everything belonging
to the Indians, We Started for Fort Pierre,
where we arrived on the l4th,. We killed
one hundred and sixty Indians, and
wounded about two hundred, Our
loss was nineteen killed and thirty-tw0
wounded. I do not know what the losses
were in the Nebraset I'd.
The battle was on the Sd Of Sept, near
a fresh water Lake. at place known by
the Indians as White Stone Hill.
We captured oter one hundred prls-
oners, and any amount Of ponies. Every
man has something to show as trophies
We found quite a humber of white sealps
with the dead Indians, a I'D clothing that
had apparently been made by the whites
The Indians numbered rs near as we
can learn not less than one thousand
They were the Biackfeet, Cutheads' San
tees and Yanktonaies, and collected at
this Lake TO put up meat The Indians
will suffer greatly from their losses, and
no doubt many will starve. think it
impossible to inaict TOO great punish
ment on them.
We are now building Fort here, and
cutting hay. tderi 't-kno& what troops
will he left here this winter, bat hope 1t
will not be us. ..-
We are all anxious to get down on
earth once more. where We can sec how
a citizen looks. The health of the Brig
ado has been good; every man. can eat
more than ratiOns. which is All UNUSUAL
thing, provided they get full rations.
The mail has Just got in; was much
pleased to get the Nonpareil, hut was
disappointed in not getting letter.
It's reported that the Indians have
come down and are anxious for Treaty
how trueit is cannot say.
c. Il. 4.
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Washington, Oct. 1.

.~,s.,. ....... Washington, Oct. 4.
Information received that the new COVE
OF. .VirainiaGis new complete. The capi-
tai is temporarily established at Alexan-
dria. =. ~ 1&-<.= .~ :
The following are the officers: n. S.
Pierpont, Governor; F. Cooper, Lieuten-
ant Governor; LA. Hogans, Secretary Of
State; 6. F. Smith, Treasurer; L. W.
Webb, Auditor; T. g. Foster, Adjutaut
General; 6. R, Browder, Attorney Cen
eral.
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ST. Louis. Oct. 4

The steamers Chancellor, Forest Queen
and Catahoula, were burned at the levea
this afternoon. The latter were total
IL DESTROYED. .s1Ithe boats were under
Ching repairs. They were valued OF 49,
coo dollars. Fire was the work OF incen-
diary. :,..,.. ,..<,..x 49,
Several lives are reported lost, but
nothing definitely known at present,
The steamer Campbell was burned
near Milhken's Bend few days since,--
She was valued at sixty Thousand dol
lars, >' .@..' a. .....a- -.....,
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. CLASS NINTH.

Trophies, battle relics and mementoes
Of the war; battle-Hags, shells, balls guns
sabres. swords, or missiles of any kinds,
papers and documents, accompanied by
= statement of whatever gives to each its
peculiar interest. These will arranged
for exhibition and sale i'll room espf-
cially devoted to that purpose, and will
ba one oi the most attractive features Of
the great Fair. -
In addition TO the articles Of this .kinft
donated for sale, it is proposed to recei .
for exhibition ali articles from cabinets,
organizations and individuals, lnaneh
for this purpose. Hence, State Hfsseric
al Soci, ties, Military Companies, or prir
yatc inAividuals having articles Of thit
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-10-10

g nT~ Workmen have commenced lying
the foundation of SAN FoLsox's new
block on Broadway. opposite the Clerk S
once. This is going to be a substantial
irnnrovement.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-10-10

Hon JOHN A. KASsoE and p " PALM Ek VIII
.a,rt ,h ueeple uposi The pend iEcaI issues, at
the following placer and times, L.. -.
Sft3n Fsnfoa county Thurstay, September 9$th.
- A. ms rsuntyt Friday, i. - 25ts.
1tsSs.,t Montgomery co . Saturday "' 26th.
f,,ancts pinsrs Il Tnssdav. 8 SsIA.
oI.oS G,I,s scnunss "wednesday. &c Soth,
S,t1rsr E,aTnnnt eoE,ty TauTsday, October I1t.
CIsrnda Page eeuaty, SATURDAY, $50
BEsft5rd Taylor county. Monday, 2th'
MI kyr, Rurggl4d ooputys Tuesday. Oa.
Des.atqr City DeestuE eaariy, Monday tn
Cary,l6h wasre thanty, TkursdSE, sih.
Cbs7ten, i,HaaS unity, Friday Ih'
GlseoDta Clark county, SATURDAY I@h.
Let all patriotic citizens rat'y ieF Toe Noah'' al"
thr Cnion. ...,. -,...,
Fhs County Committees are requested to make ~
npcpSsry arrangements and circulate notice oi TUE
:: The meetings In all the abovc appointments vii
eona racncs at o'clock P NJ -
Chm Rep. St Ceat- Com.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-10-10
LOYAL MEETINGS.

The citizens Of Rottawattamie will be
addressed in mass meetings, by the
. Union candidates for Representative and
County Judge, at tAs following times
And nlaces.: =.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-10-10
CLASS EIGHTH.

Supplies for the tables. turkeys, chick.
ems, hams, tongues, halibut, salmon, roast
beef and mutton. birds and all varieties
of game: pork and beans, and OYSTERS
All of these excepting the latter) must
he thoroughly and carefully cooked
Tea, coffee, chocolate, broma, sugar, and
cream, SO put up as to insure its sweat
ness for two or three days.
Plum and other cakes that will keep;
mincc, apple and cranberry pics, pat np
carefully in racks for transportatiod; pre-
serves, jellies, jams, marmaiades ahd
canned fruits, also honey, in scaled jars;
pickles of all kinds, sweet and sour, with
out vinegar. which will be added to the IN
when opened for use; potatoes and Aeg-
etables of every kind, and Of these I Po
many cannot be sent.
Il As a great number Of knives, forks and
spoons will be required for the use Of the
table, donations Of these articles are ear
nestly requested. They. can afterwards
be reserved for future occasions, or d b
mated to the Soldiers Homes, always In
need of these utensils.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-10-10

.pA- The attention of the public is di-
.reeted to the advertisement Of A. sLYTER,
- in another column Mr.. S. is just open
ing a new and complete stock Of Dry
Goods, Groceries, and Provisions. Give
him o call.
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New York Dot A.

,assaEE 49, ~ fAS@S WITH
. The Vanderbilt and two other steamers
Sailed from Rio Janeiro on the I'D Of
August ON cruises --. ~-.s 49,.
4 New Orleans letter says guesrillas
are growing bold and numerous on the
Mississippi. They have located n asgasaa
battery 10 miles RbeyR Matches SEpapg
which some eight or ten vessels haEa
been fred into. sz17s
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kw The editor of the Dubuque uer,
aid delights IN the name of =" CqPperhead.' =
II SUITS him exactly lie is proud Of it.
( It fflis him with sort Of rapture, such,
Z rve.tuppose, as devils feel when they have
conceived new horror. He even prints
a song the burden of which is,
Listen 10 the CdpperhRads
Listen 10 the Gdpperh 30 ads IT ..-.-.-.,.~
Their. Rtssing" grows more deadly every dsy'
." The .ziss6,q''~ Of the snakes rejoices
THE fellows heart! 1t grows more dead
H. and his pulse bounds with eestacy:.--
we dou't doubt it, Whatever is yfe''6t3&sh
is his natural delight, But 1t is singular
that he should inagine any considerable
number of people would'agFee with him.
--yIFssrEetef - =
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-10-10
CLASS SEVENTH.

:. Flowers and floral designs; green-h0use
plants in pots, Donors Of this class in
Michigan will please send their offerings
daring the first week Of the first week OF
the Fair. in Wisconsin and Iowa, the
second week; and in illinois at any time
during the Fair It is desirable that the
same order should be observed in the
sendingo of edibles for the dinner, and re
freshment tables.
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gheat'tek|lg
SATURDAY eCrORER 10, 4sss

nea- Lieut.. Boydston is recruiting for
tnes9th Cavalry. Office at the DeKay
i. House. gH'Come in out of the draft"
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From the indian Expeatton--sSc- ~
:, count Of the battle OF Whtte
I'll f-~ Camp. near Part PssTs, ~ u
Dakota Territory,
.rIIt..' - -.-4 - Sept. 1e4h, isS3. . ] i
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-10-10
CLASS SIXTH.

Fruits.-AppIes by the box, barrel or
basket; choce winter apples and pears
with the varities marked. Fall fruits,
apples, ounces and grapes.
an articles in the abgYe &iE GIassss may be
sqnt at o,z iiims during The soesf psrecfiiag
M< Tasiir .,cars be;Rg lqkss 10 e4Spfre Fheir ar
rigqt at Cfifago bythe tsocqtied Of Qffabsr.
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WHOLE NO 337.
b L EGRAPH !.
Washington. nGt.lA.

nYssosT + - ssxcs usty Es.y Sds Tsg ESHRARgEL M
TsssE ttLfsoSs & MtsstastRPi TELEQsAFR 40.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-10-10

1t the late Conyentfo1 Of Ladies from
che North Wesaern States, held In Chi
oago, September Lat and I'd, to make ar
raneements for the Grand Eair to he held
inthat city, the last week of October and
the first week of November n Committee
was appointed to prepare . circular. for
general distribution, specifying what ar
ticles were needed for that purpose, and
gIgina such instruction and information
-as might be deemed necessary to efficient
and intelligent action. ~. =. 8
In enumerating the donations needed
for the Fair, the Committee have thought
best to arrange them in the following
classes: .t:--..- 49,. .r... / . q
IT, CLASS FIRST, " ~.
Knitted stockings and socks for men,
women and children; all manner of use-
full and ornamental articles in fancy knit
ting; shawls, sentags, tripods, collars,
hoods: Polish boots, children's CATERS,
shirts and drawers, rnittens, wristlets, uF-
dersleeves, baby socks; foot-easoiors; So
.fa-pilloys, carriage-blankets and Afghans;
articles of children's and infants cloth
ing, shirts, aprons, &c; gentDemen's $
dressIng-gownk smoking-caps, slippers,
Eshirt-bosoms and collars; embroideries,
&c.
....- CLASS SECOND.
All useful and ornamental articles in
wax, leather, shell, bead, hair and cone
work; fancy vases, preparations df au-
>tumn leaves, sea MOSES, Ekeletonized
leaves, hanging baskets, drawing and
paintin aquaria, herbaria, mineralogie-
al and genealogical cabinets OF single
specimens, shells, stuffed birds, Indian
curiosities, winter bouquets, crosses, fo-
raj designs of "immortelles" or German
Amaranths, &C., &C.; work-baskets, nee
dle-books, pin-cushions, enery-balls, &C.,
in every variety. IL!
Fr.s CLASS THIRD.
Articles to be donated by manufactur-
ers or dealers, such as musical instru-
ments, sewing. knitting, washing and
wringing machines, cabinet furniture,
carriages and .saddiery, .iewely and silver
work, fancy China and miniature sets;
toys of all kinds; fancy dry goods, furs
and millinery goods, books, stationery,
pictures and photographs. Articles of
this claEs will be marked with the mamie
and residence of the maker and dpner,
and whenever, sold, will not be removed
till the close of the Fair.
CLASS FOURTH.
Agricultural and dairy products of eve
rv kind. which will be marked, exhibited
and sold in the same manner as class
third,
CLASS FIFTH.
EVergreens for decorative purposes
these should be made into wreaths; the
rarer and more delicate, such as ground
nine, into shields stars, crosses, 'm6ttoes,
&c. A few small and sh6pely evergreen
treess are desired.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-10-10
CLASS FIFTH.

EVergreens for decorative purposes
these should be made into wreaths; the
rarer and more delicate, such as ground
pine, into shields, stars, crosses, m6ttoes,
&c. A few small and shbpely evergreen
treess are desired.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-10-10

Mrs. A. II. HoGE. Chicago.
4 D. P. LtYERAoRE, j Illinois,
" H. L. Corr. Milwaukee,, Wist
(" DR.. CARR, Madison, Wis. ~,
Miss V. CAxrRRLL, Detroit, Mich. N'n''' -
:" stcLEY,
Mrs. Dr.. Ely. Cedar Rapids, iowa
" n. q BRAINARD, Iowa City.
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Itsten 10 the Gdpperhr ads ~ .r....:.,~
their. hfseiH1" grows more deadly every dsyI
irw1AL MASS NGERrsNs$,

H., JouS.I kAssoE and p. " PALMER will
,,et. people uposf the penihs piticai issues at
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-18
A WHOLE FAMILY AFFLICTED COVERED
WITH SORES AND B0lLS.

CcLrNRlA, Hamilton Co., o., Jan. 20, '5a.
Mr.. A. L. Stoyrtt.! 10 '''-
Dsd, Sir This is to certify that my wife,
children, mother, and myself, about two yenrs
and a half ago, were sorely afflicted. My
wife, children, and mother, were first taken
with n dreadful itching on the skin over the
whole bU.y andI was covered withrmniAe
boils. : employed several physicians, and
tried their prescriptions for about six months,
and so,.nd that, instead Of getting better, ut
er.,0 'Dorsc and wOrSc; and finally the children
zee covered wiM 'Haiag SorsS srrr The rrhoh
sodg. My brothe, and got eight bot
ties Of ycur BLOOD y. sud strange to
tell, before We had one lro,. used, VIZ
wErR ALL WELL. had speIt oys, ono hun.
bred dollars before ! got Your medicine.
Yours, with respect,
HAMILTON M'ADAMS.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-18
LEGAL NOTICE.

william Cox,
,~zp-r--sa~-~1-Preb Common lenE
rQ8aTsR.f0 Cog }IrF'f'i'&'' i's Partition.
TNHE said Sarah Coz, Nwidow) Abraham
Hapncr, Susan Hapner, Eli Brown,
Nay Brown, William Cox, Isabel Brown,
DaIiel Blown Philip Cox, a minor Eliza.
beth Loci, Hugh Cox, Lucinda Coz, Andrew
EceSllthssl Hopper ana Sarah Hopper, are
AsIebyi ndt6sd,g Chat on the 2eh day of
nay, An. 1865, William Cox fled in the
l.,, Court of Common Pleas of PEBBLE county,
Ohio, his petition, which is now pending,
the object ard prayer Of which pstition is
70 have the dover estate Of the said Sarah
Coz assigned in, and partition to be made,
In accordRnce with the statute, of the fol.
lowing premises situate in Prcble county,
Ohio, and described as follows, to wit:
Being a part-of the Southwest quarter Of
Csestion four (4), township seven (1), range
sSthtee() East, &c, to wit the West half of
pOid quarter, and twenty acres Off the West
&, side Of the East half Of said quarter, being
n ipy the aggregate l9l 77.l0O- acres of land,
u ASl more particularly described in q deed
from John Schlosser to Peter Cox, as record
cd in vol 81, page 3, records of Preble
county, Ohio At the next term Of said
Court commencing October 26), an order
to assign said dover, and partition said
premises win be asked for by the petitioncr.
m3b EfIGiLAoGE & CAMPBELL,
&2@ Att'ys for petitioner,
Attest: G. ". LARsA, Clerk. q
May 20, ls63-6w rpr fS7
Eaton. April I6' leG3-tftH
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-18
DIARRHEA AND PAIN IN THB
BOWELS CURED.

cl.rHAok, Hamilton Co., O., Nov. IS, isI1
Dr. o. R. BHtER,
Much Esteemed Friend:-I have hed .
severe attack of D1arrhea, attended with severe
gripping paine and WA reduced very lew. ]
tried maay different medicines, but all to ne
purpose, until l got = bottle Of your Pain
Panacea, and commenced its use. The irst
dcse puts qtistuS on the gripping psins, and
| had not Hsei Jwo twenty-five cent bottles
before ! w:S entirely cared. | slIo rscoIn-
mendsd it to q friend, wlo was attacked with
Gramp collie, and suffc:ing with excruciatinR
pAiHS, and three doass entirely cured him.
VI. y. BAl,RY
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-18
V SCRATCHES CURED,

Dr.. Bakers Pain Pa2acea Valuable
for Horses as it is for Man. ii
MEssRs. A.. l.. ScovrLL 4 Co. = Gents. -
During the last winter, most all the horses in
our vicinity were subject 20 SGRATogES. HaV-
ing had on hand only two or three dozen
bottles of DR.. Bakers Pain Panacea, in q few
days I sold the entire lot, ard could have sold
much more, if / had had them, to my neigh
bors for that purpose. Is 40 CASE JAS n
FAiLED TO cURE. 1t iS also indispensable in
our neighborhood as a family medicine, for
the ~various diseases for which it is recon-
nendcd and I will say that | havs sold il
for TEA1s, w~ARbAsTISG 1T, and HAVE Not HAB
A SINGLE BOTTLE RETURSED. IT ID THR EEs1
MEDICINE FOR TIE NUMEROUS DISEASES RHcoA-
NESDED, THAT ! HAVE ByER SOLD.
M. HAGEN.
HAosEav;LLs, Breksn Co.. Ky, Dot. 81, lsSS
Fer sSis ~ The Proprictors,
A. i. SC0VILL e CO.,
No. Is w&st E.sktb Slrea, CipsiHraA
kas
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-18
A SUPPOSED CANCER cUREpI

Mnssrs. A. L. scovnL 4 Co.--Gcnts. !--Mr.
O. Njsha Bradley. Of Bath Co., Ky, haG on hiI.
.hSnd a why BAD swELLIsG, which no thought
sNcrsABLE, having been there for years, lie
si.o bad on his cherk bsne, what he supposed
Ia be e. CANCER, sud could obtain no relie{
until he used Ds. BAEER's PAIN P&EAGLA,
which cuuED him of has disease, eud also the.
pwslling on his hand. This medicine is
thought so much Of that EVERY yAnILY in cur
neighborhood, keep IL constantly on hand. In
fact, tits The bcst medicine for tie GiseSssS ~
Recommended for, that We can get.
R, A, CALDWELL. y
Yroxno, October 2'.h, 1858.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-18
3 . . 9 . .
P~EArrstILLn, Vinten Co., o, Aug. \, 1884

FhArrS''LLN, NLhISE OoJ w aug y, 1888
DE-. o. R, s1rIS
DtGr SRI have this day sold the last
bottle efpE. BAKERS PAIN PANACEA.
! should have written to you fooner, but not
e&pectns to sell the good supply | had on
hGkd. During the last week Showevsr, my
sales have been four time, as large as any
vesk sincSl have had your invaluable medi-
cine, and the demand is still increasing. I
haytpeysr sold alnedieine that sustained 40
high q reputation. The Lang Fever, Chblers
Ho.bus, Cholera lniantum, Bilious Collie,
GGsmp Collie, md Flux, hsNe'bceh very Prev
alent IN this vicinity the past ~ssason, and,
The Pain' TAnacea has not failed to cure IN
avery instance where it has been tried, sc far
% | have heard. Please send ns g large
Rpply Il fosn rs possible.
Very respectfully, yours,
~ II. ". Sr0DDARD. 3
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-18
IT GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF IN
.-r BILIOUS C0LIC. ca

TA2rIco, Darke Co., O., New. u, 1881
MRsSRE. 4. L. scovILL i Co., E
Gents. Il am induced by Il sense Of %1stits
10 state to you that had a case in my family
Of srtrene sickness. Ny wife tcdsssererei." at
lacked Irith Bilious CoLIo. We had the atrrpi-
Qnce Of good physician, bg! copd get no rtl.k.
We administered Dr.. BAKERS PAIN PASA-
CEA, and it produced the desired efeet. Since
that We have had occasion to use it for PsiH
in tie breast, and for Ftver and Agps, and Il
s!NayS cured. | consider it one Of the beI
usdie;RM. WILLIAM WILEi8.