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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-09
Adjourned till one o'clock.

The Convention met pursuant to adjourn
ment and was called to order by the chair
man.
On motion Charles Bcrgk was admitted as
delegate from Humboldt.
The officers of the Convention now took
their seats. Lieut. Gov. Eastman thanked
the Convention for the honor conferred upon
him, in choosing HIM to preside over their
deliberations, &c.
On motion Of p. Mclendy, Of Cedar Falls,
\. w. HUBBARD was nominated for Member
of Congress by reclamation.
On motion of S. p. Smith, of Hardin, H.
G. HENDERSON, Of Marshall, was nominated
Cor District Elcctor by reclamation.
On motion committee was appointed to
wait upon Hon. 4. W. Hubbard, and inform
him of his nomination, as follows: Mr.. Win
chester, Hardin; Mr.. Abel, Marshall.
The committee on resolutions reported
through their chairman, J. w. Logan, the
following resolutions:
ResOlesd That heartily adopt and approve the res
outons of the late Union National Convention holden ~
Baltimore especially that resolution calling for vigor
prosecution Of the till the rebellion Is
Res7tred That in the present campaign but two lead
ing questions before the people Of this Nation
Treason on the one hand and Loyalty the other
That these issues those who oppose the Government
either Nully ignorant traitors at heart thos
who are not for us are against us.
Reaolse6 That there can be no Government in tact
without Administration, and in the great struggle be
tween Loyalty and Treason, opposition to the Admins
traon struggling to crush rebellion, is opposition to tn
Government.
/ Resolred, That in again presenting the Hon. A. "
HCRp,RD OF Woodbury. Co.. to the voters Of this Distrc
a candidate for Representative, point with pride Il
his record in the late session Of Congress proof Of tn
wisdom Of choice two years ago, and with increase,
faith in his ability and integrity call upon all the Ioya
voters Of this District to give him their cordial support
! the polls In November next.
BALTIMORE PLATFORM
ReSolre9 That it is the highest duty every Ameri
can citizen TO maintain against all their enemies the in
tegry OF the Union and the paramount authority Of tlI
Constitution and laws Of the United States; aud, tina
laying aside all differences and political opinions W
pledge ours selves Union men, animated by a common
sentiment, and aiming at object, to DO every
thing in power TO aid the Government in Quelling b.
force Of arms the rebellion raging against It's author
ity, and in bringing 10 the punishment due 10 tlef
ct,ucs the gctrs aud traitors ara! against il
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-09
Union State Ticket.
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT TICKET.

CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT T1CkET.
FOR CONGRESS-SIyTI DISTRICT,
A. w. HUBBARD Sioux City.
FOR DISTRICT ELECTOR,
III, G. HENDERSON Marshalltown.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-09

MILITARY OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS should
have BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocuEs, as they
can be carried in the pocket and taken upon
the first appearance of Cold or Cough,
which, If neglected, may terminate in some
thing worse. AS there are limitations be sure
to OBTAIN the genuine Rroscn's bronchial
1rcches, which are sold everywhere at %
cents a Box. r. .. e..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-09
Ola RIA SyILEE LETTER..


CLARKsvILLE, Sept. 6, 1864.
MEssRs. EDIroRs II notice an error in
the last GAZETTE in reference to the saloon
an.who was broken up by the women in
Sherlock mot Clarksville as the GAZETTE
has it,. 1t was in .Shellrock that all this war
over the saloon question took place. The
r,sult Of it was that Turner, the saloon
keeper was bound over for trial on two diff
ferent counts, and while tho Sheriff was
serving the papers on him for another trial
he slipped out a back door and skedaddled,
and has not been seen since. 1t is believed
that he has finally left.
GAINESVILLE has but one saloon tand that is
one too many but it is only a one horse con-
Germ at the best, and certain women are said
to have very evil intentions towards it,which
may eliminate some day, and result as dis
astrously to the keeper, as did that in Shell
rock.
@s. CITIzEy.
THE rebel papers declare that General Nc.
Clellan offered his services to the Southern
Confederacy at the breaking out of the re-
bcllion, but upon terms the traitors would
not accept. The ultra peace men have also
boosted that Gen. Mcclellan in a meeting of
secret traitorous organization boldly stated
that he had done nothing to further the in
terests of the Union cause since the Prcsi.
dent issued his Emancipation Proclamation,
and intended to do nothing so long rs that
act remained in force. And at that very
time Gen. Mcclellan was commander in chief
of the Army Of the Potomac. If this be
true, he is traitor Of the deepest dye, and
ct tool for Vallandigham, Wood, ct al. u
JOHN MORGAN KILLED.-Gen. Morgan, the
famous rebel guerrilla, was killed at Green
vile, Tenn, on Saturday last. His force was
surprised by Gen Gilen, and Morgan's staff
and about 100 Of his men taken prisoners.
Thus ends the career Of dashng but unfor-
tunate traitor. Our readers will remember
that this is the same Morgan who raided
through Ohio last year, where he was cap
turcd and confined in the State Penitantiary,
from which he finally succeeded in escaping.
--->--.-----
THE CAMPAIGN OPENED. - Vermont and
Delaware held their State elections on the 9th
and gave sweeping majorities for the Union
and the Administration. The Union majori-
ties are heavier than those Of one year ago.
How are you, cops? Did you hear any
thing drop?
A dispatch from Nashville says that in. the
Atlanta battle the rebels lost 5000 killed ard
wounded, 1000 prisoners, and ten pieces Of
artillery. They lost heavily ir officers,
among which was Gen. Hardee, who was
killed. He was widely known as the author
of Hardee's tactics.
The draft has been postponed for few
days to complete the adjustment of State
quotas. Secretary Stanton says that about
I cOo, 0oO men have been raised under the late
call by cnlistments, which leaves but about
800, 600 to be raised by draft. .s -.~ ;.
| ~
MILITARY OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS should
have BRowNs BRONCHIAL TRocnEs, as they
can be carried in the pocket and taken upon
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-09
.yuATAN Ar,mI,rrcr MEANS.


The peace democracy of late have had q
good deal to say about an armistice. The
Richmond Examiner in an article on this
subject says the South will agree to cessa.
ton of hostilities for the purpose Of arrang-
irg peace only on condition that our armies
abandon every foot Of southern soil now held
by It's, including the States of Kentucky,
Tennessee and Missouri, and that our fleets
cease to blockade southern ports. In short
Grant must withdraw frcm before Peters
burg, Sherman from Atlanta, and New Or
leans, Key West, Pensacola, Fort Pulaski,
Morris Island, Fortress Monroe, Harper's
Ferry, and other points occupied by our
troops must be evacuated by them and they
withdraw to Northern soil !; and our naves
must haul OFF from before Wilmington,
Charleston and Mobile. If we will only
abandon the war, and allow the rebels to re-
possess the territory the prowess of our gal.
ant scldiery has wrested from them, they
will agree to talk about peace. What think
you of this, men of the North? Are you
willing to give up the fruits of all our hard
won victories, and now, when on the eve of
a glorious triumph, bow submissively as a
yanqnished foe at the feet Of the slave oil
garchy ? Are you prepared to acknowledge
that the blood and treasure so layishly pour
ed forth to perpctuatc the Union of our fore
fathers have all been wasted in useless
war;" With the rebels an armisticc does
not mean peace, but simply breathing spell
in which to renew their we'll nigh wasted en-
ergcs, and prepare for more successful
prosecution of the war. And this is just
what the coppcrheads mean when they cry
armistice. Let Union men be true, and not
suffer themselves to be deceived by this spe-
cious pleading, and the old Starry Banner
will soon again be the emblem Of united
nationality from the st. Lawrence to the Gulf
of Mexico.
, 1864-11-22

SE: LOUIS, Mo.. Ny. !. ise1.
= Sss!es II III : { ~ qa 5
nlshing FRESH BEFF 70 thc troops u .he Department.
~ as 'es6 eRees
eaa FoIt Smith and those supplies tfom those points,
5 a. gu :ss Il TT II ~ @
tween Cairo and The mouth Of tho river W.
b. Tne b oF s III m @ nd e
uot 6as stass heifeFs Or covs not iess shsn tre
yxaE, "a an;i nonato yssh when shipPed lay than
iess than Ten hundred. "N'A* ~ 70 Ao'
The Bee, to he E9ed snd IN S1S 94sy sh
aad ahanks and kta9ey tallov g be szcladed(. Tho
1sa sa 81 4 81 f.
tho breast trimmed down. The snanks Or the lore
sig 70 eight inehes above he Faorel or back Joint
r f. MY
nlssaEy Of an army or command In the ded, Or It
@ q 9y eRss @ ast &
tqSed S a. - &c cont1a6aadbi VA. ' v 1'9'
Ut s. :.
Ing The water rom St. Louis and points
sas
e ia p tas
contIactoF iafnIshlas I'll tTanspSrt Zion. A' %A0
g en- a heF gS os 81 h1ys
eY e Sss II
to hls 6ld. will not ba considered. w A's''1>'
Neither contractors their agents will be allowed
10 engage In any specu1ations In tho eneoy's country
sell beef to private parties without due authoflfT
form annexed The responsibility of lie e1ssansSss
{un!es5 known to the unersignet must be shoWn nv
Inc o1ca1 certificate Of the Clerk ot tho nearest Dis
trict Court Of the United Sstes District Attorney
-. 1ne name 9t tae tns must BE- state n fall, With
Each bid must hayc printed copy OF this advertise
mcut posted at lts head, and be IN the fop win. F.
prnpose to deliver to the Subsistence
hP auty d s bse ct
posted, may from time be requizcd to flT1isb on
due and timely notification, at-cents per bound
net weight. the Government Furnishing water and
railroad transportation ~ Indicated In the advertise
su1ning all transportation as-cents Fer pound 10
weight.
enclose herewith my affidavit t,a. IN, not ,us.r.
eted directly Or indirectly, in any bid offered except
lhe @no 10 which have subscribed my name.
qu!rcd. "3'~ w "
yoHx OF drAEAxrEE
We. o. the county OF -. and State OF -. do
ans = 1 hs s
and that should his propagation b accepted is viii ~
onCe enter Into Contlact1 h aecoxIance thsfrwith
should this contract he awarded him Ne ara nrsna..
ed to become his securities. p''pAA.
Signed, ''-
lhe ElEht 10 reject all bids i reserved. !.
6!ds must be made In duplicate, to bo endorsed
Proposals for Beef,m and Addressed TO Cof. r r
na1nes; aas 4 u. G. and Coumiasary Of Subsistence St
III hSse e. nEs with she above conditions
no11-yc3351It Colonel 4 = H anG "a
lnd!anapo'ls Journal, Ohio State Jouin91. and Cu-
NJ HI - please eopy until November nth. and
, 1864-11-22

+. Pension and Ronnty Hanks.
Fer eaie at the CHICAGO TR11un1 OH11Cz, 81
Clark s1eet.
The series Is complete, and the forms aso Aecu-
rata conforming In every cespeu to tha instEuc-
tione from the Pension Uince. AL tue forms per-
tatnfng to an application are printed upon one
Sheet embracing the Declarauon Of the Applicant
Magistrate, Powe. Of Attorney, Clerks Certificate,
&c, &c. With ample blank apaces.
Application for Transfer OF Pension.
Application for Prize Money.
Application Of Widow o. Mother for Payment Of
Application OF InTsl1d fensoner fos PAYMENT Of
Pension.
CA.p Of Heirs for Arrears.
CHIN for Horse ana Equipment.
GAardian's Declaration Of Alaoe Children 10
Guardian'a Declaration Of Orphan Sister 70
Invalid Pension Claim.
Vouchers.
Discharges.
Clothing Receipt Rolls.
Enlistment paper1s.
Abstract OF Disbursements.
Communication Of Rattons for Exchanged Prison
Of War.
btasbed sodiers Declaration for Bount, Money
Fsthe17s Application for Bohnty Money and Ar
Tr.Mouthly Return Of Recruiting OHcer.
Communication of Fuel and Q1arters.
Huardian'a Declaration Of Minor Children Tor
Bounty Money and Arears.
We send them rosr PAID, st the rate Of SID
Der CURE upon the receipt OF the money
Address, TRIBUNE ooxPART,
, 1864-11-22
Constitution Water !!

Has been pronounced by tho Medical Faculty and tho
Public, to be the mGst wonderful remedy for the
neruanent cure Of all diseases Of tho Stomach Liver
kidneys, Bladder and Womb that has eyer been OF.
{e1ed.
il Is not Medical water. It Is from experience that
Constitution Water has e1nauated, and We sayaet
10 man doubt when single bottle has been known to
ctrc diseases which the best medical talent in this
country has failed to relieve
a remedy possessing tho virtues Of Constitution
wa.eI can6o. be chased under Rarations
this city It is only second S!uss Phynlciana that cry
down popu1aE remedies, while tho better skilled make
use Of every means to accomplish cure and the
OF the physician Increases as hl knowledge
others fa In tho attempt Science saused with the
Giye Constitution Water fair t1lal-He mean you
Who under soc care from year to year,
and We particularly allude to ladies whu constant
II rcsortng 70 local treatment and at sorts OF local
cess as there would be from local application to the
throat for diseases Of the brain,
We hare always been careful to use language ID our
circular that could not shock the most decate
xation but we receive 90 many communications from
PERSONS for which Constitution Water Il adapted and
of whose disease mention has been madc that we
have come to the conclusion that II the remedy Is
pable Of producing cure matter what the disessc
NAV be, It should be made known. The medicine Il
put up for the public and there should BE- no e1cep
lions.
ed D made to suit the eye and taste 1t Is medicine
peope for Their relief and II taken according to tho
Directions 1t will In every case produce radical cure,
We would say that the directions In regard to diet &C.
relate only to the disease nnder which they occur
, 1864-11-22
DruALenness Cured.


XpT| 2IZx00 y E7K7@
.,a... - rna, r-1tab.c medicine for the cure
~, unfhss ou9a a SemtnaI Weakness. Loss Of Power,
DC. Ihr medicine has soou .'e "s8N ~ WILL y se@'s
u pR IL HANDS srEcIfIc = exhibited IN H. form Q!
nn ~ r.nrratjyr organs. Moat pers0nl associate
she idcs of operations upon the y eoTet oa taGins
IeHdcd n "a pyacuRtinE medicine. Its medicinal F1r
fucs are expended cntrHly upon the impaired regan:
cratYr organa The pills are not unpeas int to tAe
tsstc and nany persons mnsucAte them with imruni
II btiorr swallowing them which plan wouid A.
Vaya anordtng the apetdleet WAY to get
The effect Of thc remedy.
Price Il rcr box, st1 boxes for s. Sold by Drug
Sasts cvU1yWhcre.
&8 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
HGhU1t. ~
, 1864-11-22
Rem 39ublications.
CONGS FOR SOLDIERS AND
~ THEIR FRIENDS.


THE TRUMPET OF FREEDoMs
Containing ng-soldier's Chorus: viva T. aMoaG3 Mcf J
Mother, When the War Is Over Aoans !'V3s 3,nntse+,
Picket Guaru: Not Star from Our flaE ~ S
Wifi: Red White and Blue: To GanaaM' Is1a5 ~ auo5
PRAY for he 8, Home; How DO yon lhxu II ninisb
b: bsttlc Hr1r1 Of the Rcpnblic: HiotJ ~
Gsr}balW II. au and othtI p1paa-tt eo1eA' o3e's9'
%c Iii he t,s1t post paid, for 4o cenM1; o.,..
,n>, r, 80 .rIrs Boston.
NJEW MUSIC JUST ISSUED
~ syLEE& WALKER ~ Chestnut street. Phlla'
r.ntnHT ~ 10yr: .Cr4ndo F2ntans yarie- Com.
posed By RlouA ED Hor5xAS. Psice s1.oa.
1x,p u0f.K1EG BIRD: Transcription. Composed By
EiCfAED HoFTxAx. Price 81 %.
Pieces. For the Plano. each 10 cents. By E. MACK.
Also complete copy @10o-
MUSICAL MAMMAL: Price 60 cent? Ry Prot: Hoop
a valuable Hand Book for Teachers and Pupils,
With clear and Rinnpla explanations. 4 most rI
ccllent book
The above pieces new and beautiful and exceed
1ngy pornlsr The Manual IL e1rtlleut substitute
fnr the Musical Catech{s, being cxpanat 3ry.
1hcy will be sent By mil on rceeipt Of mefked price
LEE h WALKER,
noe1-ws+o2s sdp - Chestnnt.ss., Phila laaeiphla.
, 1864-11-22

{0FFICE OF THE DEPOT
| " QEAETEIIdASTEE-
| EnEr LEAYKYHnEIu. EAY91A1

PROPOSALS FOR AR,Y irfsasasF Gs4 til
SAILED PEorosAls VII BE- teeslved 4 .hi. ~ odtce @
2a.' ss e sapes IL
year ls61, on the following routes:
aqns 's' IL s6eys Eye q lie bsSk q
tads station; tsst r
ss s4st e ~ , +
which hey vii transport said stores In eaeh ii shs
Kour. io No 2rFson FOrt. Lesysnvof.h aud Riley.
ststr f. pst. o. stations thst g
nort6. drawing supple. fiom Fots LeavEaxotth a1d
e. H. ge aos 9s % 4;
ether pont points "a ths rnats Bidders 70 st1ts
tcseptfnber, inclusive; d the year Isl.
ss msy 6e established ID hs TefTifosy q New Mss4co
to my post. stations that may bc established
she ss n
nom june to NoSetnbeE incusise. Of the yeas gSf,
ceed Sseat p Po1nts q Eaate vi
Route So and soooooo p9nnas ID o, on Eoqts M
portatton Of bacon hard Bread pine lumber, shingles
Or on;1 any other e s3; ss95es. H.. .,.,. -,
their place OF residence ant each proposa should b
accompanied by bQnd In the of ten thnnssnd doi
lars asned By Two more Responsible persons.
sng = f's r. ~ 7 % 10
posing. the contract viii DO accepted nad entered
no and good and sufficient security frniahed By al
parties in accordance with the terms Of tht adTertts
uent.
Tne nmount ofboatls required will be AZ follows:
On Route 70 ~
satistsetosJ e1dsncs oi tho oyaty and soveney of
each bidder and person offered as security will be E-
Proposals must be endorsed +" "Proposa1a tor Army
Transportation On Route No, i" -" o. =" ~ tbs
case may and Will be entertained unless they
fnliy comply With all the requirements Of ths adTc
dsetncnt.
Parties to whom awards are msde must BE- prepared
to execute contracts n once and to Five the required
bonds FOR the faithful performance Of tho sau1e.
Contracts WILL be made subject 70 tho approval Of thd
QnaEteImaster General but The right Is reserved to
ject any OF all bids that mag be offered.
asst day Of april. 1s65 aad they wtl be feanissa e
Leavenworth and Union, aud other depos that rayba
established At which they may bo with
promptly anl readily. =
By order Of the Quartermastcr General.
, 1864-11-22

DR. II. Il. GgKaa L Co.:
Gents-1fFcely give you liberty to make use OF the
following certificate Of the vnue OF Constitution
Water, which can recommend In the highest man.
ner.
Ny wife, who was attacked with pain IN the shoul.
Palpltation Of the Heart, attended with Falling of the
o aod .tendr er er tas 4e
on1hg Elsa he Ley M + her than he 9aaa
who attended her for about nine months, while she
was under hts care she did not suffer quite much
Of complaints that medicine given for one operates
she commenced the use Of Constitution Watcr aud to
our utter astonishent almost the rs dose seemed to
gtdiy qndeE It, treatment a9d nov supcsfetcnds en-
the Constitution Water for about four weeks aud We
happy to say that It has produced permanent
cure. VIZ. Il. VAN BEySuuoTEy.
, 1864-11-22

DRIVATE MATTERS.- the
i Unfortunate: pr ,, cLAEKE; A9 Il h!s sp!endidly
arranged :" Private Medical Once" Room lnEmo1
CULT and pHilcATz o1sxAfEs The Doctor.
Bi iOOD ME DICIEEs,
For the complete eradication ofevery vestige oi VH
1r DJsEAs1 stand alone - the on1 potent and eaec
TApoR RATns o1 all ktda sdentacsllJ tnetlcated IA
Ctronic and old VKNHalAI CAxA- O0lce houss A. II.
fnfcAxo, -, -..~x .nolEN1M2N
, 1864-11-22

TIL f.
AMERICAN BOYS BOOK.
Of Sports and Games.

a Repository of IN nnd ont door Amusements
kon oo1o AN 1ooAa'
Illustrated with uearly 90 En9raytnEs designed By
= White, Htrrick, Weir, and HsrFev and en-
rraved hr n. Or fno nr 1emo-
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,r1d - n ' ~ ~ ~Nees7 hA'' eA1s o@4 oA~A1 e~0
+rs rin.b hrre,ea init r,+ aarea b,rt- and I'll.
hG0 ~N' ~Ne~s ~~e~ A'13 eAo~t
This L., upupesttopab,y the most Attractive and
sainan!e oook O. ~ 1and ever asned n thh or any
and embraces a1 he trorfs and xsmex that tend to
yelop the physical Constitution Improve the mind and
t&It 1nu TeIete Ane telu o. lesufe aoueb, poE1 IN
, 1864-11-22

EolEote>s Honey soap.
This celebrated TOILET SOAR. In such universal de.
rand Il made from the choicest materials " mia anu
ernocnt IN It's naturc. ftASrhntiy scented, ;nna eH
tC1nclv beneficial In s action upon the ek11 fofaale
b. ali druggists and Fancy Goods Dealsss.
1A4s-u77A1* tAATE
, 1864-11-22

It b 50 rotten that when dampened fot copInT Ire
will hardly hold together By IT, own "eleh@ os 'A
70 As& staaoue9s fur tho genuine MANN
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, 1864-11-22
33ia1to #akrrs.
educational.

r ESSONS IN FRENCH, LATIN
IL and Greek Languages. by French gentleman,
holding Diploma from the Ac34eE1y Of Paris, and
tweve years Professor Of Rhetoric in France Address
Post Office Box 1050. Chicago.
:. IK1Enxscks:-Blshop NAitelousc and Hcv. Clinton
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, 1864-11-22
90 pork packers.
Gemate of ct.


A BASE IMITATION OF MY
II PATENT PARCHMENT COPYING PAPER il
now being offered to tho public.
, 1864-11-22
Read! Read!! Read!!!

DASV111E, Pa-. June2 2, 1Sso.
DE-: y; 2. GRsca-Deas SiE: In February, 1851,
Ipassed more than two gallons Of watcE IN twenty.
twelve times during the night and IN tlve months
Lost about afty pounds !n Weight. During the month
Water. and Ia two days after using It experienced
lief and aiter taking two bottles vas entirely cured
soon after regalninE my usual good health
Yours, truly, j. 2. L. DEWITT.
, 1864-11-22
WEATHEas1K1n, Conn.,, March ?, 1863.

WEATuEns11x1n, Conn.,, March ?, 1863.
DR. ". 3. GRE0o:
Dear sir-Haying seen your advertisement OF Constt
tuition Water, recommended 70. Inflammation Of the
Kdneys and Irritation ct the Bladder hayn. suffered
for the past three years, and tried the skill OF number
ducc to try your medicine Iprocured one bottle oi
your Agents at Hartford Lee, Slsson Co aud
great change In y health. Ihaye used two bottles Of
It, and where neyer expected to ba In my life
tude for it feel that It Is all and more than Soa 1e.
commend it to be- May the blessing OF God ever At
tend you In your fabors Of lore.
Yours truly, LEoNAED 8. Bl6EIow.
, 1864-11-22
DIAD ETE 8


Is without doubt the only known remedy prABETEs
and have much confidence that 1t Is specific
We have TINT opium Will produce slecP: truthiuy
used,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18

H~narsvrtLs. v'ntso c., O., Ase. .. iett
sa.oaR .. eAED. * n,
1ssr Esr-I have this day old tAs iaa
bottle Il DR.. BAKERB PAIN PANACEA.
tshoud have written n ysn sooner, bss go
eEpssiine 70 ell The god supply I. had -
AAaa. During The les, Vesk. however. ny
Alss have been f1nr times - large - esp
~esk siacs have lad your invsluabls ned.
cine. sad We demand 10 still increasing
Nave never snld . medicine that sustained .
hish . rspatAtios The Lung Fever, CAslsrs
1.crbus, ChoIsrs lnfansum, Bilioss Cola,
CSaPC Gale; aaa Iia., as,. -. very p.sy;
de Pain Psnscsa has soi iailsA y ssrs .
every issaAses where il hes bssa Tried, - ~
- I AAve board. kisssst ssad Ne Q iases.
IMPLY . seoa q possible.
Veg rsspNssisllZ, ysaN.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18
pTAAaERA AND YAIH n I'M
lONHLa CURKn. .ssl

5eLssuIss, HaniItaA c., O.. Esss 50, 1854
~. o. .. BGESs. RI,
fusk Esisssted EySsnl:-I hsve had .
s1saFs ailark Of DiavrAea. attended with ssvsrs
gFipilg pAins, and vs. reduced very lev. !
Sf6 aeay different medicines, but ell 70 ne
pafyesa, Until I GOT . bettlO Of voar Pain
SaneeaA. aAd sommsnesd its uss. The An.
Adss pus 8 quistus . the Griping psins, and
had net used NJ tvsnty-hvs eSat bntsiss
Asfsra I wns entirely cured. I also recon-.
nsuas1 he . friend. who IVES s,tarked Vi'h
sump ealie, sad suffering with sRnfusiaG7a
PaiaA- and threa dess entirely cured h,A.
v. D. RARRY g
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18
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