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rYsPupstAi UYsrErslAl

7, h6tes FcbfB, Of ChsRonhsto, hontRofntsy toa,ty
Ia AAve for than one year evorytnng but
death teif that awful disease, called Dytpepsih
employed hat umc nvC OF the mest eminent physicians
in hlhdephih They an they could FOR me WITH fned
Cines and cnI nP ont bun WAS no better ben wont
70 the Pennsy University In order 10 place myself "
best aie talents In the country, but her
medicines laisd 10 do me any good and ottmes wished
br death 70 feleye Ot ny sunernRs, hut see ng uf
Wshars advei H. ement In he Philadelphia Bulletin,
determined TO try more, hut with little ath called
Wishnu, told him n could have died would
not have troubled him and then related my sufernRs
to him The Dr. urCd me II he failed to me pi
Dyspepsia would be- the rs In two years, 90 put
my sell under HE treatment nd although had been for
months vomiting nearly everything / ate my stomach
swollen with Wind and ned with pain beyond Dc scrpton,
bOupht box Of his Dyspepsia Pills, used them a. d.
rcoted IN days could hearty meal any
person the State Of Pennsy and In thirty days was
wen man. Invite any person suffering as was 20 can
and me, and win relate my suffering and the great
would 70 all Dyspeptcs, everywhere
that Dr. WshaT iB believe the only person the earth
that Dyspe psla With any degree ot cerfanty
MOSES rOBtN,
Cheltenham, Montgomery Co., Pa. ?
Dr. w1eHARTs once, No. 10 N. SECOND Street.
ONCE hours from A. IA. 10 2. N. All examinations and
Consu.tAt onH fise,
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DysPEFsrAi pYssEpsIAl DyspEPs1A.

l. Elizabeth b. anson Of srandywine, Del, formerly Of
olo Chester, Del do certify that fr year and haf
suffered everything but death from that ASiu disease
called by spepsa My whole sybten Frustrated with
YSakLoss ana nervous debility; could net olgest my
4ou; l cracker or The smallest amount of
4 Od, II would just 50 allowed it. became so
sOstiNe my bowels lha would not have passage in
than four End UfCn right oays under this
had oIead Of horror and evil tOrebOdngs thought
that every bOuy hated me, tUd hatec bOdy could
not tear my huSba nd my own chi dren-syerything
apBtaI be horrOr-s icken 20 had ambition
would Iamhe and Wander nom pace to place, but could
not be cOntsned iet thaI -oumed 20 he and that
there no heaven for me- and WAS Of en- tempted
commit suicide. 70 near vas whole nervous system
destroy ana also my mi d. from that awful complaint
Dy spepA, that my shds thought bes TO have Dlaced
in DT XIII brides HOspuA, West Philadelphia; remained
there nue weeks, ana thought was little beter but in
few days my dreadful complaint Vas raging as bad
ever. Hearing OF he wonderful performed bV DR.
Wisbarts GftAt American dyspepsia fs and his treat
ent OF D spepsa my husbanG called Dr. shar aud
stated my him lie said he had doubt he
NE. 20 in ihee days after alec, and placed
the Doctors tmeIt and In weeks
digest my ood, and Il that my disease fat swing
way ana continued 70 for about three months
and az the present time enjoy perfect health OF body and
mif d. most nt ely return tnanAs 20 mercful
sa PHI and Pine n 60 Tar Cordial tha saved me from
insane asylum ~ premature grave Al persons Buf
feriIg With DyAI epsR are m LIBERTY 20 call on me or
write a. am Wiling 10 do al tho ood can t9r suffering
humanity ELlL- BETH BRANSON,
Brandywlne Delaware, formerly . Chester, Delaware
1r, WIsHARTs once, No. 10 N. SECOND Street,
Philadelphia.
The above are a few among the thousands which this
sreAt remedy has saved trlm uutmey grave We have
hum OF letters from physicians and druggists I'M all
of the county sayu that they have never prescribed
solo medicine which gave such universe Satisfaction
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RAILROAD LINES.

NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
IN FOR BETHLEHEM, DUY LRSrOWN, EASTON,
NAUCH CHUNK, HAzLEToN, WILKESBARRE, Will
FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
On and amer MONDAY, september 10. 1861 Passenger
Trains will leave the NEW DE 'Or, THIRD Street, above
Thompson, Philadelphia, daily (sunGays excepted),
follows -
Mauch Chunk, Wikesbarre Willamsport.
At $50 A, NJ. Accommodation tor Doylsstown.
AtlOl6A NJ. Accommodation for Fort Washington.
At23a 2. Nj. (AccOmmOdatiOn) for DOylestown.
At3l5P.M (ENpress) for Betlen' m, EAstOn, &C.
This train reaches Esson ate 10 p NJ, and makes close
connection with the New Jersey Central fer New York.
At 4l5 p. NJ. (Mai) for DOyestown.
At5lbP. NJ (AccOmmodatiOn) for Bethlehem, Allen
town, and Mauch Chunk.
GI5P M (ACcOmmod datoa) for Lansdale. ..
II p NJ. (AccOmmC daliOnl tor Fort Washington.
Through Tckets be procured al the Ticket ONCE,
THIRD sueei, BER6s Street. in order TO secure the
lowest rates of fare - .
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA - ~
Ieaye bethlehem at 30 A. 1915 noon, and J45 Pm
DOylestown at @ 30 A. M, n. NJ, ana 30 7. NJ
Lansdae at bl0 A. Nj
Fort washington at 1880 A. NJ and p. NJ.
ON SUSDAib
Philadelphia for BCthlthem ct a. NJ.
Philadelphia for DOylesown AZ y. NJ,
DOylestown f. Fhila elphia at 20 A. M.
Betllthem for Philadelphia At 4 p. VI.
Hillmans Baggage Express will call tT and deliver
baggage the depot. orders may be LEFT at No. lib
9.i5 ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
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l. Moses Komuis do certify that was sick with dys-
pepsia ior two years. very sick at the pit of my
stomach with pain IN my breast side, back aud head
with dizziness ana staggering in waking with great weak
meas and 9, neral deolnty employed, tha time
eminent physicans and tGey differed In their opinion Of
my dscassi some thought had one disease and some
another but WRs all the time getting AM worse,
until became low that my wife would nave feed
for weeks :oge hc.. Wine IN this eadiul condition,
placed my self under DR.. Wharts treatment, and used
his great An erican Dyspepsia pals aud for
Dytpsutia and the present time perfectly well,
and have gained in nosh twenty pounds, ami can
wOrh and att end my business we any personLn
Pennsylvania and sati, htd 10 perfect Or,
Wiihar, you publish my case # you proper a.
want 10 ear testimony the great your medicine
has 10 cur, Dyspepsia All persons liberty call
ana sec meor write. MOSES KOMAIs,
schuylkin Haven, schuy Kill county, Pa
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pYspEpsGA, pYspEPsIA.

This to osT that had Dyspepsia in the worst form
for three years. treated BY seven OF the best ply
siCians IN America OF Them Professors OF Jef
fsrson College, Phadelphia but they did me good
grew every month. would be Aken at times with
OreadfuI in my breast and stomach great
that could neither m le nor stand but would about
from one another; nay friends expected 10
die as there appeared 10 be relief for In this hope
less cC ndiIon placed myself under DR.. Wisharts eGt
Inent and used his medicines as directed.
Thls DAY / am wen man, and or tnrse weetf have
been on my feet. and working hard from early un
eleven O'Clock night Mr.. Wlshsrt, give you this
uhcaie with grateful heart feeling 1t my duty do
You may, and you publish 10 the world, that
every person suffering was may have the benefit Of
usinP your truly wonderful Temsdies All sick persons
nbery cal and see me- or write 10 nae, as want TO
render all the good can to suntsing humanity.
JAMES II. AN0ELL,
OvsrseeE Of washington Manufacturing CompAnys
weaving Room, Gloucester, Nj.
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DYsPEPsIAl DYSPEPSIA

l. hn Lynch do certify that for four months past was
attacked with acute dyspepsa was SO severely handed
that l could do nothing but what IL would nh me with
dreadful distress my nervous system perfectly pros
tratea my whole soon became weak and trembling
with confused LOse and dzzness In the head followed
by pa pitaon Of the heart and general deOiv OF the
whole body Every knd Of medicine administered
did no good until advised TO call on Or Wshar and
place myself under his treatment II 10 about nine
weeks sinee commenced his Dy spepsla Pills and
Pine Tree Tar Cordial and do truthully and faithfully
say, that perfectly cured OfDy spepsa, and all Otnor
dsgates arising hereom and eat threa good meals
every day and feel wei in every respect. 70 years
OF sse and II Il was necessary, feel could and would
shoulder my gun to defend the city from Invasion by the
Rebels. An persona suffering with Dyspepsia was are
liberty call ana me- for feel my duty do All
the good ] can for suffering humanity
JOHN LYNCH,
No. 1891 Poplar street. Philadelphia.
DR.. WIsIARTs Store and once, No. 10 N. SECOND
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. An examinations and consults-
toni free Of charge. Price, 81 per box. Sent BY mail
reCelTt ofmoney.
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nYsPEPsIAl pYsPRpsIAi

J. Samuel ID. Maven, have been great sufferer with
chronic dytpepsiA anu lnfR Amaton OF the kdneys for
three tmON ed three or OuE of the emlnent
ply sicanB Of Philadelphia, SBn Of Burlington county,
New Jersey ThOy did tor me they could, but a no
purpose. was constantly ned with awful pain and dis
ness and with constant helcning OF wind ana acid
My tongue WAS cOVertd with white coating oi muous
un crack ed IN large iurTOws and dreaduly so
Oh Oftmts WISHED for death TO relieve Of my suffer
mps, tor had ost all hope of beiE we'll ~ ain
mace II subject OF prayer 10 COO thai ho would direct
M ph, scan med cine IN & WOuld cure me-.
q read advertise DIR. Wisharts, in the
Pin Adelphla Led err Of great cure made upon Mr.
BAB,oyk, OF No. 1913 olive Sueet Phla1e mia by the
great American Dyspep6ia Pills went 10 the Doctors
placed elf under hiH treatment, and told
Il he failed me, II wOuO be the last effort weuld
make IL has been Blk weeks since commenced the
his medicine. And am now well man. free from an
pain ard dsuess, and eat three hearty meals day
with COmiOi per ecily wen. Dr. WishaIt want
you publish my case want every poor dyspeDt .,
iudeTing Nas, TO All on me, ana viii tel them Of
the great have received from Your Invaluable mod
cine. SAMUEL u. HAVEN,
Corner o VenEngo and Lambert streets, Richmond
ItreOt, ruery frOm Wrgats)wn, Burlington county,
New Je,Eey
Dr. WlsnARTs once, No. 10 n. SECOND street
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DYsPEPsIAI DYspEpsIAt

DR.. wshart-I have been constant sufferer with Dvs-
pepsa for the last eighteen years. during time
not say that enjoyed perfectly well day There
were times when the symptoms were more aggravated
than at others and then It seemed would be great
lief TO die. had at all times unpleasant feeling IN my
head, but laerly sunerings much increased that
became snos unfit for business Of any kind my mind
was conHAuay ned with gloomy thoughts and forebod-
ngs and attempted TO change their current by reading
at once sensation OF icy codness ia connection with
dead weight as II were rested upon my brain; also,
feeling Of sickness would the stomach great
pain to my eyes, accompanied with which was the
unua iear Of losing my also experienced great
Assude debility, and nervousness which made 1t diff
cult to walk by day sleep night became averse
society and disposed only to secuslon and having tried
the sim OF number OF eminent physicians Of various
Schools finally came to the conclusion that for this disease
my present age i5 year) there was no cure exist
enoe But through the interference Of Divine Providence,
to whom deyouty offer my thanks at last found
eeisn remedy In your Dyspepsia Pills and Tar Cordial,
which seem TO have enecualy removed almost the last
trace Of my long list OF ailments and bad feelings aad In
Their place health pleasure, and contentment are my
every Gay companions. JAMES NJ. SAUNDERS,
No. 49, ~ Second street, Philadelphia,
Formerly OF Woodbury., Nj.
.. pr WIsHARTs once, No. 10 n. SECOND Street, PHI
ladephla,
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DIRECT NORTHERN RAILROAD

DIRECT EoRTHER RN RAILROAD
PHI6fELpuA TO NoRTHE AsTERE PRNNsYL-
VAGIA, CENTRAL AMI WESTERN NEW lORK,
BUtFALO AND THE LAKES.
By Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Belvidere, and
Delaware hoad Delaware, LacKawanna, and Western
Railroad, ard Erie Railway. A
only two changes between Philadelphia and Buffalo.
No changing In the night.
3S7 AILE- OF BROAD GAUGEi
Magnificent Seerg Cars the nj. ht end of the route.
Going Eorih-Leave Philadelphia at 7l5 A. NJ, from the
KensnPOn Depot of the Philadelphia and Trenton Rail-
road change at MHnunka hunk 10 the Br ad Gauge
Ofihe Delaware, ackawanua, and Yves ern Railroad and
Great Bend TO the Erie Railway arriving at Buffalo at
5'b2 A. M.
Gong South.-Take the Erie Railway Express from
Buffalo at 10 % r. change at Great Bend 70 the Della
ware, ackawauna, and Western Railroad and at Manunka
Chunk TO the Be.ydtre Delaware Railroad ran, which
goes n lTOugh TO PhilHde phia arriving at % r. NJ.
Passengers going north dine az Delaware station o1
the Delaware Lackswanna and Western Railroad. AZ 1929
4. M, have time for supper at Grea. Bend where
the gB eli Ahge made at $40 7. N Those going BOuth
axe he AIst change Great Bend, at 80 A. NJ, and
have for breakfast before taking Delaware, Laeka
sud Western Railroad train dine al Delaware at
l4O T.. NJ. -...."
Through Tickets 10 ard from Buffalo Dunkrk Roches
ter Emira, Ithaca, Oswego, BnghamptOn, Great Bend,
Scranton, WilkesbaTTe, Delaware Water Cap, &C.
Fare between Philadelphia and Buffalo, al. 4-..
9-2a-Im wM. II. GATzMER, Agent,
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POSITIVE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
HEAR WHAT MR.. JOHN II. BABCoCR SAYS,
No. lo7s OLIVE Street, }


Phlladelpha. January 22d. 1868.
Dr. wishsrt- sr:-Itis with mucn pleasure that am
now able inform you that by the Of your great
American Dyspepsia Pills, have been entirely cured Of
thai most Distressing complaint, Dyspepsia had been
grievOusy afflicted for the enty eight years
ten OF that time have not been used from its pain
week at time Ihaye had II In It's worst form, and
have dragged q mis erable eXGtencen pain day
and night Every kind Of ood q at ate hed with
VINO and mattercd how light how small
quantity continued belChnE was sure to follow. had
appetite for any Mind Of meats whatever, and my dts
tTees for several mont before heard Of
your Pulls that frequently wished for death had taken
oyeryth had heard Of for Dyspepsia, without re-
CeVing any benefit; but your Pulls Oeng recommended
by who had been cured by hem,l concluded to
give them tfal although had faith them. To uy
Astonishmen', | found myself getting better befoe I
mad taken one-fourh of box, and amer taking half
am a eH man. and cdnsGt anything rtsh, and ENJOY
hearty meal three hines day, without
anything eat drink II you think proper you at
liberty make this public ano FER win cheer
fully give all desirable Information to who may call
on me Yours .Ctfuly. JOHN II. BABCOCR
For sale AZ DR.. RlSnhhT Medical Depot No. 10 ".
SECOND reef, Philadelphia, Pa. Price dollar per
boX Bent by mail free Of charge, en- receipt OF prGe,
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Dr. withaTt.-I great sufferer with dyspepsia for
seven years. Every thing ate hod me with wind and
dreadful pain; and my lite was one OF great suffering.
was nncted hat If drank glass OF water, Il
would s. on return iu heated condition. applied
to every Kind Of medicine and treatment; but an to no
purpose your Advertisement in the "Ledk er Of a
great your great American Dyspepsia ri had made
TO your store anc purchased box and commenced
then and do thank God this day am well man
and can ais per day have sO1t number OF
Del AFTER your ps, end gave young man tnat was
suffering with dyspepsia N my neighbOrh10od eight OF
your pills and they cuttd him entirely. Yen may refer 70
me If YOU see orCIer. JACOB HIGuLEY,
Ktnnedyvlne, Kent county, Del
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suppression OF New. An the south.

,.ney pnls NY received from Atlanta a sheet of thin
MATCHES nas ~ n used in writing telegraphic dos
ESdsyr 'S~hsnoid, that was found In the Office Of
e.va'syo,, snllin, editors of the Southern CON
soSy date 81 despStsS de published at Atlanta The
does not name the month or Ssas' gwen DeiVml
contents Of another despatch upon % tbe bson 1ne
sheet We presume the time Was eafly last salie
The following is the despatch = '"s' winter
"RIcHMOND, 2d.--Priyate and conas..,
the press ;--You areEearnesily requesteS h. 70
direction of the Secretary Of War TO suporsss e a
notice Of a demonstration which occurred be.a al
this morning by women, in regard to the supniv
Of provisions, and 10 communicate this request
confdentially, 70 those editors who may not
receive this adlnoniii0n, GRANH1,7
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Co. PHILADELPHIA AND

ISO4. EBIR RAILROAD. IOO4.
Ths great line Taverses the Northern and Northwest
counties 10 the city Of Erie Lake Erie.
II has been leased by the hsYLYANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY, and under their auspices is Deing rapidly
opened throughout eutire length. .'t
~ now in Passenger and Freight business from
Harrisburg to Emporium 900 mes) the Eastern Diyi-
sion and nom shsed Erie 7S miles), the Western
Division.
TINE OF PASSENGER TRAINS AT PHILADELPHIA
NAL Tram leaves
kxpTess Tram leaves lr5O = NJ
Cars through WITHOUT CHANGE both ways on theEc
ranB between Philadelphia and Lock Haven, and between
Bait more and lpCE Haven ..
Elegant eeppg Cars the Express Train both ways.
For ntormHtOn respecting Passenger business apply AZ
The y. ". corner Of ELEVENTH and MARKET Streets.
And for Freight business oi the rOmpany's Agents =:
S Kingston Jt corner SIXTEENTH and MARKET
streets, Philadelphia
J. W. Reynolds, Erie.
J. N. Drill, Agent, n. n. C. r., baltimore.
N H. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
LIE WIS 4. HOUPr,
General Ticket AGENT, Philadelphia
JOSEPH ID POTES,
A4-tf General Manager, Wilianspo
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DYSPEPSIA, DYSPEPSIA, DYSPEPSIA

This s to certify that sufsTng severely with disease
cstd Dyspepsia, with much loss OF weight my attention
dine " Wshars Great Dyspepsia ls
The T. mtdy HnvnJ within three week taken eleven
fls according to The d eetons, found myself entirely
cured, and for wO wetks my hGGh is greatly im-
proved, and ithOut fear OF pain ncoGyenl-
1 earnestly recon mend them 70 all simi arly
snicttd. Mrs, NJ. d. THOMpsON,
Richmond street. TJnr doors below Hanover
DT. /. Y Q WlbHAhT's once, No. 10 N. SECOND
Street, PblRC phla.
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CoNYRRTIBIE INTO a SIX PER CENT
$40 GOLD BOND.

In addison TO She very liberal interest hc notes for
three years. this privilege Uf conversion Is worth
about three per per annum, for the current rate for
$40 Bonds Is less than nine per cent premium, and
before the premium per cent United States
Stocks twenty per cent 1t win be that the
actual profit this loan, a. the preeeGt market rate s
not less thaH ton per cent per anIUm,
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DYsPEPsIA-DYsPEPsIA.

Nj Wlshart, wish TO add my testimony to the hun
dreis you receive the healing properties Of your Pine
Tree Tar Cordial For heen years suferer ten years
Of that time have slept only in chair not being able
10 lie down for OF sunocaon have employed seven
Of the best physicians In Philadelphia VINO all pronounced
my case ncurAbe was taken 10 the College, where the
Faculty, having done what they could declared my dis
ea.e an ncurabe sthn and Chronic Dyspepsia
in It's last STAGE that my lungs were partially gone
Finding ofyour my wife procured from your
store bottle your Cordial. Perseverngly used seven
bottles ard box aud half OF your Dyspepsia rms when
felt that my disease mad wholly given way aud the Cor
da had given me vgor and strength. continued to
improve and for thepAst three months have been able
10 sleep in ms bed soundly as ever did Am now
well, and have gained twenty-five pounds in my weight
am able work and provide for my family send you
this true and faithful statement for the beneat Of tho suf
fcrng. friends can and see me, near Oxford Church
Post ONCE, Twenty third Ward, Philadelphia.
ISAAC HELLERMAS.
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PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE.

WE MAKE NO SECRET OF INGREDIENTS.
HELNiBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
Is composed Of BUehW, Cu5s5S and Juniper Berre; So
Scted with great and prepared in yaouo by II. T.
HELABoLD, Druggist aud Chemist Of sixteen years sE-
perencs In THE city Of Philadelphia aud now prescribed
by the most eminent Of the faculty and have been ad
mitted to use in the United States Army and srO also in
very general use In State Hospitals and public Sanitary
Institutions throughout the land Price 81 per bottle or
sx for g. Delivered to any address accompanied by
pgelt directions. Direct letters TO
HELABoID's Drug and Chemical warehouse,
NO. 594 Broadway, New York,
orHELMBoLD 8 Medical Depot
No 1O4 s. Tenth street, Philadelphia.
Beware Of oountsrieits. Ask for HELSrBoLD's. and
take no other.
Physician in attendance nom o'clock A. NJ to SIP. ~
S'ia ~ DnsEl's TsywRgN V-l4tulhs0a
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DIR. wIsHARr's GREAT AMERICAN DYsPErsrl
PILLS.


This Is to certify that suffered for ten years with that
dreadful complaint called dyspepsia. / Suffered much
pain aud distress, with gloom and depression Of spirits
was treated by eight different physicians for my
plants and times much better, but then my Old
disease, dyspepsia, would rsturn with all It's dreadful
realities, and my whole System fast wasting away
Ia this SICK and debiltaed state handed circular
f Dr. Wlsharts great American Dyspepsia Pills and Pine
free Tar Cordial, which gave correct description my
suneiings, and determined TO place myself under the
Doctors care, and axe his medicines.
As soon as l commenced the use Of the medicine,
Iegan TO get better and continued three months, at
which tin was perfectly cured Of all my complaints,
and pei feCtly restored 10 health am to-day well man
Dr. wlshart, give you this certificate with grateful
heart Tor benefit have received the OF your
truly wonderful medic May God bess you and pre-
serve your truly useiul Lo for many would say
TO every sick person who suffering as was that
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win lake great delight in giving testimony to the great
power Of Dr. Wishart's medicines to cure
II. ALLEN.
Dr wishart Store and onee EO.IoN. SECOND street,
Philadelphia,
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CARD TO TIE LADIES

~
DIR. DUPoNCO's GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES,
Iniallhe in correcting, regulating, and removing al
obstruction, from whutgNc causes. ana always
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These Pills are nothing and have been used by tho
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cautioned against usng these pills while In that condition.
s the prop assumes responsibility after the above
admonitiob although their miduess would prevent any
lschefto health, otherwise the Pulls are recommended
Pun aud xplieit direction accompanying each box.
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johns on, Holloway Cowden, and
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Ladies, by sending
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