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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-30

Ess- 1t must be hard living in Rich
mond. The note sgners (ladles, in the
rebel treasury get $75a month, and onl
as matter Of favor can they get their
board for that sum. A pair of shoes
would cost two " eeks work
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-30

EF- Gen. McClellan's trends are try.
ing to raise a fund for him by levying
tax on the army Of the Potomac Of ten
cents from the private and from twenty
five cents to twenty dollars from the off,
GERS. Will it cost this to embalm him ?
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-30

Ey- The rebelcurrency is worth SIX
cents on the dollar, and the currency in
Hayti is worth eight cents on the dollar
Currencies, therefore, are not created
equal.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-30

G1" Along with the body-guard Of
Gen Grant rides his son, Fred,::a stout lad
Of some twelve summers. He endures
al the marching, follows his father under
fire with all the coolness of an old soldier,
and is. in short, "chip out Of the old
block"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-30

Ey-A French chemist is said to have
extracted sugar from the skin of snak
He should come to Ohio. A large field
for experiment is offered among the dead
copperheads. - Gin. Com.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-30

E1E Recruiting tor the veteran corps
progresses very rapidly. In some instan-
oes almost entire regiments have re.enlis-
ted, and application are increasing.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-30

Ey Gilmore has tried another Crack
fire shell on Charleston--setting a fire
that burned two hours. Warm work is
expectdd to have occurred there ere this.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-30

Eg- An OK race took place at Cos
necticut cattle show, recently, and pair
of blacks took the first premium, going
the mile in ten and three quarters min
ute,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-30
TO TEAC n E e S.

rVNIE R,ard of School Exnminers Of Wyan
l. dot County, Ohio, will hold meetings reg
ularly the COURTHOUSE, in Upper San.
dusky, as ioiIows
Every SATURDAY inthe months of APRIL.
MAY, ,0CrOBER and NOVEMBER and on tn.
FIRST aud rHiRD SATURDAYS in EACH
OF THE OTHER MONTHS, for the exalnina
tiou of Teachers, un, er the act
"roprovde for the re organization, supervl.
sion an maintenance of Common Schools '
pissed March l4th 1853.
Teachers are requested to meet the Board as
early as ten o'cloch. A NJ. promptly.
ALL applicants will be required to furnish ev
dence of good moral character by certificate OF
otherwise, Al NJ certificate Willie granted with
ent such evidence. and no special meetings or
the Board will be held under any circumstun'
ces. 3v order of the Board.
feb20'62.tf. HENRY MADDUA.
Clerk
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-30

Egr General Buford's cavalry had
sharp encounter with the enemy near
Brentvllle. diving them back ia Gne
style. .v.rr
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-30

Nyr Mrs. Jessie Fremont is yet at
Nahant, enjoying the b. auties of that
"sea girt shore"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-30

EE Gen. Sherman, with very con-
siderble force, is within supporting dis
tance of Rosecrans.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-30
go DR.. J.B. LAIRD
ia PRACTICAL SURGEON,

HAVING permanently located in Sycamore
Ill to practice his profession ,solicits the pat
ronage Of the public. Being graduate of sh'
University of Pennsylvania. of thirteen years
experience-one year of which time he has
spent in the Pen nsvlvania Hospital, and two
others in the Military Hospital of the United
States, aad active field service.
DR. LAIRD, feels confident that he can
meet the requirements of the people in all the
Aills thai fesh is heir to- So far as science
las revealed the means Of combating diseare
spec al attention paid to Operative Surgery =
He is also IN possession of a sure Remedy for
Dropsy. which he obtained from an Irish Sur.
seon in the Old Country.
J. B. LAIRD, A. B. N. D.
NJ. 10, fsss~sn.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-30
UPPER SANDUSAY OHIO FRIDAY MORNING. OCT 80 1868

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
At the 10th Annual Fair, Held at
the Fair Grounds, at Upper San
dusky, October 9th, 7th and 9th
1868.
CLASS. A.EThorough bred cattle.
H. J. Starr, Yearling Bull, starlight,
Ist Premium
{" Bull Calf, Starlight 7th.
9d Premium.
Cow, Florence Nightingale,
I'd Premium.
Yesrling Heifer, Jessie,
I'd Premium.
Z" Sue, Sd, I'd Premium
=" Hefer Calf Efie, 9d
T. V. Reber {. " lst
J. n. Smith Devon Cow lst
:" calf lst i"
Nc. D. NJ. Carey COW Roman 10Th
LIST
bul calf starlight 8lh
7. V. Rcbcr 2 yr. old bull Wyandot chief
William Miller, David Peltit and J
Juvenall. - Committee.
CLASS B.-Grado cattle.
T. V. Reber sucking bull calf Gen. Rose
Grams, lst Z.
Cow Lady McBethe,
lst
Nc. D. M. Carey cow 2d
eyearling Hefer Suse
" Red Lii,
lst
VIM. Miller. D Petit, and J. Juven-
all. - Committee.
CLASS C.-Work Oxen Steers and
Fat cattle.
i-c. D. NJ. Carey, Yoke oxen lst P.
NJ Morrsll, +" 2d "
VIM. Miller, D. Petit and J. Juven'
all.--Commistee,
GLASS D.-Sweepstskes on cattle.
II. J. St,rr, Cow Florence Nightingale
Nc. D. NJ. Carey, bull calf Starlight Sth,
CLASS E--Blooded Horses.
VIM. B. Slye, sucking colt, lst P
brown mare l.t
5 J. Griffith, sucking colt, I'd
T. Ten Eisk, A W. Gillett and S. Ii.
Wh;te.--Committee.
CLASS F.--Roadsters Horses.
Tunis Ten Eick, mare Motley Lightfoot,
list P.
J R. Wilson, horse charley lst "
VIM. Miller. 2 yr. old mare, ist "
HI. Starr Flola.
J. Sanders, horse I'd ="
A. W. Gillett, mare 2d "
Nc. D. M. Carey, mare colt LIST "
George Myers, " I'd
J. j. Anderson. R. N. Taylor and Ak
Carothes
CLASS G--Draft Horses.
). Hare, horse Prince Norman, LIST +.
NJ. Marrall, mare Lucy LIST
2 year old horse colt LIST "
Nc. D. NJ Carey, 9 year old horse colt
I'd
mare, 2d
CLASS H-Carrages. Horses, DC,
I. Teueick, Draft mare, Molly Liightfoot,
lst Premium.
A. Hedpes, i" I" I'd
f. J. Anderson, single carriage, horse
Flora, 1st Premium
r. Teueick, /" =" Molle Lightoot,
I'd Premium.
A. ]. Anderson, riding horse, Flora
1st Premium.
5. H. White, pair carriage horses. istpr'
II. Mccormick, "a
p. Tobis, draft horses ISL
Med. M. Carey, Ak. Carothers, r, N.
Taylor.-Committee.
CLASS I.-Sweepstake on Horses
VIM. B. Slye. stallion colt, Sweepstake'
T. TeuEick, mare. Molly Lightfoot 50
rhos McLain, Alon. Kenan, VIM. Nil
CLASS Jacks and Mules.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-30
CLASS No. |.

felt hat LIST
I" I'd i"
head dress, lst d"
Mrs. @. Beery, Jr. child's dress. lst
pocket handkerchief, lst
Mrs. Ogden, Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Par
CLASS A. miscellaneous articles.
Simon d Oppenheimer Dress coat LIST pr.
pair pants lst
Vest lst I"
G. H. Kenegy, set Of thee.h on Rubber,
1st pr
H. A. King & Co., american side opening
movable comb bee hive. There being no
premiums offered for bee hives, the com.
mittee cannot award any, but take pleasure
in recommending King & Cos hive as
being in their opinion very superior one
7. Baird, Geo. kenan and H. II.
Smith. COMMITTEE.
CLASS5.-Fin Arts.
VIM. R. Sulliger, display of oil paintings,
lst pr.
Vert g. Merrill. display of ambrotype DC
lst pr.
Miller & Zay En!orged photos 1st pr.
VIM. Fassett, Melodeon, lst "
G. W. Walters, 2d d"
On behalf of the Board l take this op.
portunity of testiiyng to the merits o!
the Melodeon exhibited by VIM. Fassett,
manufactured by Messrs Kenard q Co.,
Of Cleveland, and have to thank Mr.. Fas
sett and Mr.. Walters for entertaining the
patrons of the Fair with such rare music.
We would recommend any one want
ing a musical instrument to call upon hr
Fasset for Melodeon Of Kinnard & c.,
CURTIS BERRY, Jr,
Sect'v
, 1863-12-05

Confdcntta' Phynlcian, formerly Of St. Louis, Mo.}
can be conrntcd at his ofhcc, 179 South Clark street,
oorncr Of Monroe, Chicago, Ill, half block from the
Posi- Once, nil Chronic Diseases, and Diseases Of
rrvnlc md delicate nature IN both acxes which be
1rcats with unparalleled SUCCESS Rooms separate,
ilcTc Ladies mud Gentlemen can consult the Doctor
With the etzictcst privacy. Otce houss from "a II
20 8P- H.; 6undayB11 to IL A. n. Communications
-ccnhdenttat. Consultations Ncc. Address r. O. Boz
15t Enc1necawo stdmps and get his Guide to Health
From the Doctors long experience in Hosnital and
1r1vac practice, he Is able to perform, and Will guar
Antec, perfect for Ill Vencfeal or Sexual Dis
cases in tholr most severe and complicated Stages In
vcry short time. without the use OF HcrcurJ.
Young men suffering from sesEabnee 2re Invited to
call. perfect cure warranted Female trreEu1ar1-
Lies at&endant Puberty, Aens:ru&tton, persons
Aarins any distractions marriage, should call 1t
once and be cured.
Best Of city references as to ability and sacccea.
Arriu
, 1863-12-05

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mentonea la re proposal to paInes props
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ues. u accordance with the forms Of this advertise
Tbs amount Of bond. required viii b as follous:
On Route No.
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k4t1sfscsory evidence Of tho loyalty and soycncy OF
oar or RHr7 AfnAU
, 1863-12-05
Ql)ifago Qribnue.
From tho Commonwealth.
DER TIE SANDEn FLOOR.

n D. i. WATSON.
nlIay 20 to ny Cousins, my mother.
May got IT'S good afternoon ....,
Not 3hy: to d3hay-you must stay with tho dear nttl
Not today-it is quite too Boon"
She sits o>er the sauded floor,
By the fireplace wide and high:
And there she'e sitting for nc evet7nore.
stil and pure a. a star In tho sly.
4 child OF three summer eoasous then,
Three dreaming summers, was 7; and Wh1u
Another was gone OF those long years,
unmothered month had been.
cannot remember my tears,
60 long TaB the time ago;.
cannot remember tho day
That wrought me this orphan woe. ...
20 far. 80 far l have Yoyaged away:
We're the mother God eaye my eonl, '-
gnt that hinged there, and imagcd 90 clear,
She ueeteth me loving aud whole. 49,.
There under tho East Of life, !.
There calm BY the mur1auring ah0re,
Beyond thesc bYiows Of manhood etttfe,
She lives to my beart cyeFmorc.
I come to the sacred knees,
git BY the honorcd feet
! look with ru1o hearts case
Up to tho features firm aud sweet
And the deep blue eye, 50 broodinS calm.
Tim. It's look Ia both 4 blessing and psalm.
Yet apiAecs NIL my son} with halm,- =
And healing On every hurt doth pour.
And while these tiainEB ut my hearts door
The messenger days rcpeat, repeat
With heavenly gaze those eyes will great
Nc, haste1fng over the ssndcd floor.
, 1863-12-05

You arc again summoned to ralty around tho dosr old
Flag. Your spnutaacoua and glorious patytoslsA has
I1 Impcrishabls lustro h. crowned the arms Of the
tnTtnclb!c 1tgiona Of -FOUR brethren already In tho
pellton Il rHcline and Staggering beneath tho eueA
dora btos OF the brave and stalwsrt sons Of tho Re
near. Your country acaln calls she aaks yaa to
etoas oP the thnned rsnks Of tho bastiescazfcd b.
name f"!Iinolsona terror to the foa md the watch
word Of victory. She gTects you with lbernuty
Thy alike Of her gratitude your past achoveuents
a1o hes fa1th n your ae,y 2 wia Ist Sss saasEaE
and thousands and asslst IN the hna effort that ahan
brrg the Internal n1gon ct Secession TO The dust for
ever So, living lyicg shall this and
tho Republic bless you and Yo9r nAtnes and nnsAs-
riea be itnluoEtalt 3AAE3 OAKRS,
Lieut.. Col. 4th U. s. Eay1hY,
oc15-oefe-sn- Il. i. Pro. Mar. Con. III
, 1863-12-05

A telegram from Glueksbu1g announces the
death Of the King Of Denmark, which took
place on NoY. Is, By virtue Of the hereditary
law of 1858, Prince Christian, fathcr Of the
Princess Of Wales, succeeds to the throne as
Christian K- The deceased King, Fred
eEick Charles Christian VI, was the son Of
Christian VIII and of Princess Charlotte
Frederick Of Mecklcnburg- -Schwcrin. He
WIS born Oct. Q, 1903; vas married Nov.
], 1928, to the Princess Nllhelmina Mary
youngest daughter Of Frederick VI, to whose
throne Christian VII, was then heir presump-
tive. Having been diyorced from this Prin-
cess in 1887, without having had Issue, he was
married second time, in 1871, to tile Prin-
cess Caroline Marianna Of Mecklenburg-S Sire
litz, from whom he was also divorced In
1876, having had no children. He afterward
contracted morganatic marriage with the
Countess Danar, which is said to have inter.
fcrcd greatly with his popularity among his
subjects. He succeeded his father, the late
King, in January, 184S.
On Tuesday, Nov. II, the municipal body
OF Copenhagen presented an address to the
Of harmony between the King and the people
Qs the only means OF meeting the present
danger, and declares that the liberty and in.
dependence Of Denmark can only be secured
by Tie King signing the Constitution voted
by the Council Of the Kingdom. The nd
dress expresses confidence IN the Ministry.
The King, IN reply, said that, as constitu
tionGl Sovereign, he must be strongly infu
cnccd By the views Of the Council Of State
and by public opinion
Tho Duke Of CobusE has recognized ths
Prince Of Ange1stenb9rg a1 Dnke Of sehles
| prctensions to the Succession Of the Duchiel
| By proposition to the Federal, Diet.to pro
tcct the right Of this Legitimate Prince b,
! force In case Of need. = : ..,
, 1863-12-05

D.A.STEWART, Freight agent, Pittsburgh.
CLARKE CO., Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh.
i. o. AKLDRuA Co. aladisoa, IndiAza.
wv. .A1ksthS CO.. Evansville. 1tt.
r. F. BASS, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
CLARKE CO., Chicago. III
J.H. fIcC01A1, fortsmouth, 0hio-
AcNEELY y MloNTGOMERY, Meysville, Ky.
W-H e +; II, LANaLEX, !! !s 9al'spo}ts, Ohio.
q. H. HUDSON, Ripley, Ohio.
Z. c. AELDHUA, Geeneral Travelling Agent to,
, 1863-12-05
Rrmp Contracts.


~ WAH uAFAKEXXXT.f
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at this o&se
until o'clock F. u. on the 18th Of December next for
10000 1nfhntT Accoutrements calibIe s. 70 b delty
e1ed in the following quantities. at the undezdgned
-D,0to sets at the New Tork Arsenal, Go,craos.s
10 00 acts at the Fzankford Arsenal Hrideahure, Fs
3G9 scts at he he St. Iouis ATssnal, St. Eoas, 10.
0co sets at the United States Arsenal. Wasertown.
These aecoutrements aze to b usde In strict con-
at my OF the nboye named places. and they to be
subject to inspection At the arsenal where delivered.
before being received By the Government; uone to be
epectlon. Tho bets to be Of grained leshcr, and al
the stock to be Of the best oak tanned. The shoulder
belt to Be Included IN the SET
m9at M 1e aqe u !ots 11 ~ net esa ~ mn
and not less than oo0 sets week on an confracta ~
over oooo sets: the nEsr delivery to be mAdc Within
teen days ttona tht date of contract Failure 70 Dc
forfeiture Of the amount to be delivered at that tnc
The accoutremcut5 must be boxed In tho usual styie
the boxes to be charged 1t cost to be determined bY
Blddsfs viii state explicitly the arsenal arsena!s
where they propose to deliver and the number Of sctA
they propose to deliver At each place. more than
No bids x11 be considered rom parties other ,hau
regular or the article and such ~
known to the Department TO be fully COMP rent to
ecnte in their own shopa the EorE propos-l roy:
enter into bond, with approved surety, tor ts fathfa
The Department reserves the right to reject any
Al bds T. nosaseHSed S satlsfsei,ofy x .,e-,
GcoSse s. Ram.ay, Cniet of ordnsncs. Wasaington.
and ~! ns endorsed .F5oRosf1s 4 f1s Infantry
uoo6-r -r5s7 ISt.ru aAAN
, 1863-12-05
DYSPEPSIA.
Great American Dyspepsia Pill.

We may say with safety thst In ninety cases out ol
every hundred that die With consumption, s n: drst
only dyspepsia DJspcpste quickly lays tho founda.
ton Of other diseases, some OF which Of the most
fatal character Dyspepsia IL ephasiea1ly the disease
that tnles from Us the bracing stimuli Of ambit}on
aud hore enascnlates and unt9 for the enterprise
Of l VIC say to the sick, and to physicians Of every
echoo, that In Dr.. Wshart's Great American Dyspcp
sIa T1ls and Pine Tree Tar Cordial there Is cure for
tho worst Cases Of dyspersls.
DR.. Tittart has treated IN the past twenty years
1880 nine thousand three hundred anL ninety pa.
cnts for dyspepsia in Its various FORMS and in every
case wherc the medicine was taken rs Mrcctad, II
made = perfect cure. A number Of tho above cases
had been tse.ted b. tho most eminent physicians in
this country and Europe.
, 1863-12-05

HAVE NEVER FAILED, and thorsands OF certtt.
country. The prorzietars Of Or. Checaena an's LoH1-
TRIED Ekc1PE g1alnntce that ONE BOX willrcekore
MATTE WHAT HER CONDITION OR AGE, H.
deed 50 certain arc -
, 1863-12-05

Il the vial principle Of the Pine Tree, obtained By a
peculiar process In tbs d1ssillatton OF the tat, by
which the highest medical properties arc retained.
It tho medicine that cures when all others have
failed. =.
, 1863-12-05

lean only give few Of the many. thousands Of ccr
tincates receiving in favor Of this great medL
cipc; but hare had quantity Of them published In
Circular form, which I send ften on application.
Whether ron couc1nde to slvo the medicine trial or
not, send for circular. Price F1tty Gents and Ono
Dollar bottle.
Prepared only By the proprietor,
Or. L. @. E..WISuART,
PhiIadeiphia, Pa.
WILLIAM E. GUMP, Dayton, O., Western Whole
sale Agent ...
Sold In Chicago BY LORD T. SMITH, SMITH 4
DIVER, J, H. REED &. CO., FULLER, FINCH 4
FULLER, DuRNHAM 4 SMITH, GALE Bros, aud
W.F. WHITE.
, 1863-12-05
BLEEDING At TIE LUNGS.
BLEEDING At THE LUNGS.
BLEEDING al THE LUNGS,


De. W1sHArr-slr: return my grateful thsnks for
the discovery you have made In: making medicine
that will curt Inflammation Of tlre lungs and liver
complaint. When commenced to use -FOUR PING
Tree Tar Cordial, was to all Appearances near my
grave. 1hsd been for length Of time splitting blood
snd would At uues vouatt 1t. Ny physicians ttor
employed two} pronounced mo past cure i; bns ny
sster had used your Pine Tres Tar Cordial which did
her 20 much good that she prevailed me, Last
resource, to try it, and thank God, commenced to
use 1t. Ihave taken twelve bottles and perfectly
cpsed and ready and willing that any person who
IL elck should call On me aud viii tell them what
your Cordial has done for me- All ny friends and
neighbors were utterly astouished At my speedy re
turn to health for they had seen mo yout blood in
c1osted ttste nequeut1y. Publish rrT CASE for want
every person who ID suffering ~ 7ns to know Of
your Invaluable medicine. Respectfully,
JOHN YEHDIN,
Crease st.. Elk doors above Richuaond It,, Phila.
, 1863-12-05

BACHELOR'B celebrated HAIR DYE Is TIE REST
IL THE woELp. Tie oaly HAAa1 Ess, TREE and REL1.
Change Rcd. Rgs.y Or Grey Aalr 1nssa1tly. to :
<he Aalr Or Staining tho Skin, leaving the HAr Soft
Hnd Beautiful 1mparts fresh VITALITY frequently res
tortng It's pristine color, and rectnes tie III effects
Bad Dyca. Tne Genuine L. signed W1L11Ax 4. BACH
ELoR an cthcrs arc ucEe mutations, and should be
avoided Sold hy al Dzn2Estss &C. FACTORY, g BAz.
clay street. New York. jysS981-lY.
, 1863-12-05

THE LAST Observation-Disclosures. There Is
hut uniang remedy Tor this class Of Gauam1toy
itordrrx. arr IN other remedies hare fsl1cdHoo-
ways Fills, which vet directly on the cause ofthe COM
srlmlnatcy prescribed according the discretion
~ 1T rI nesS ~ag Eue s
xtthon: removing tie kouIcc-on the contrary Hoilo.
nattnr which nna then cleanse tic stomach Of all
cxclnE humors and restore its normal tocc and ysor
Isead tic adv ertfscJncutu de2.f.S1.1 via
, 1863-12-05

WHICH HAVE BKEN POPULAR AND SURE cunEs FOR
OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY, to restore the
menstrual iow In natural way, aud pasitiye r.
mcdy for MI complaints peculiar 10 Fc1unIpe INpucYyo
WITH CERTAINTY PERIODICAL 1HRk0ULAAfrY,
, 1863-12-05

.Contaialag nearly soo pa<es and 80 1ne Plates and
s,atc Of Health uud Disease, with Treatise on Sell.
Abuae. Its deploFoblt eqgences upon the Mind
suy tatoDa1 end successful mode Of cure. as shown
br the report Of the casrs treated. truthful adrt
II to tue married, and thoee contemplating marriage
<ho entertain doubts Of their physical condition.
sent fres Of poataEe to nry adtrees On receipt o9
iiACRDiX. Ia. MAIDEN Lane, Albany. \. !.
1f.fIEE I'M
, 1863-12-05

20; I:as o11yEa s1azsr;; = r;;a<s !
Dn. N1sHAEr-s1r: II Is With much pleasure that
an now able to inform you that BY the use OF Jour
Great American Dyspepsia PILL, hava been entirely
curcd ct that most distressing complaint, dsspep.1s.
had been Erievously AFFLICTED for the last twenty
eight years. and for ten years Of that time had not
been free from its pain one week 1t time. I have
had it In It's worst form, and have dragged most
ulterablc e1lsteucc-tn pain day and night. Every
kind Of food thst pse tlled ne With wind and pain.
1t mattered not how Light or how Email the Quantity
continued belchtng was suEe to follow. had no
onnetstc for any kinds Of meat whatever, and my dis
tcts as 20 great for several months before heard Of
your Pills, that frequently wished for death. had
:-ken everything that had heard OF foE ayspepsis,
s,,honi ,eeeyins any benent; but on yoor Pills being
rrrnmmended n me BY one who had been cured BY
thrm concluded 10 glTe them trtai, although had
no fai.l, in them. TO my Ionna mysen
getting better before had taken eneoas'a y. oo1,
and, after taking half box, an sxtt Aa' ASp
CAN 1Ar ANYTHING V@1sH, and enjoy a u eatsS meaA
three times day. without Inconvenience. .frnm ans
thing eat or drink II you think proper you ~
liberty to make this public aud refer to me- will
cheerfuly girc all tho desirable information to any
oue who may call on me. Yours, respectfully,
JOHS 3. BABCoCK.
The Dyspepsia Pills viii be promptly sent BY mall on
receipt of the price. Direct orders to
, 1863-12-05

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HEADACHE, AND ALL RFfEEMATIC
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