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DYsPErsIAI DYsPEra4I

!, Moses Tobn Of Chaucnham, Montgomery county,
ia have suffered tor more than year everything
death tsci om thnt awful di.esse, ealud Dyspcpsa,
cnpoNro n that mu nyC Ot the eminent phy,iuiaua
In Philadelphia lhUy an they could Tor me win mpdi-
cn,' and cul nF but sun was no better. then went
10 the PonusA Eunn University IN order place myscii
rencn Of the best dioa IN tho country but tner
medicines tailed TO do me any good and fmcs wished
m death u rccvc INC NJ uy sufcrups, see ng Dr..
Nl'tatS advettfemcut In the Philadelphia Bulctin' I
uerm ed 10 Try once more, hut little faith rulad
on Or WbhHr, ana tOd him Il could have diOd | vOud
not have irnubd him. and then rolacd my sniIarnrs
70 nm The Dr. as urcd n be failed 10 cure mo n
Dyspepsia, " would be- the rst In years. sn put
mltth under his treatment, nd athouRh I had beon Tor
mnnlhs vomiting nearly everything ntc my stnnach
swnen win wind and hlled with pain beyond so1ptbn
bOughi box OF his Dyspepsia oils. used them d
rectcd ara In ten days could hearty meal a. any
person IN the state Of yvana In thirty dnvs was
wen man invite any person suffering cau
and see me, and win reR.e my suffering and the great
cure received. would 10 ali Dyspcptcs evorv,vhere
that Dr Nshar H believe. the only person on the Garth
that can cure Dyspepsia with any degree ~ ceraintv
MOSES TOBfN,
Cheltcnham. Montgomery 90. pa -
nr. wGsHARTs Cficc, No. 10 ~ SECOND street
once hours from A. M. to T.. ~ Al examinations and
c0nsu tat ons itee.
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DYspEpsIAi DYSPEPSIA,

I, Samuel D. Haven, have been a great sufferer with
chronic dyspepsia ana niia anna ion OF the kiineys for
ihrCg years. CmoN ed three TOUR of the einla
IhJsciars Of rhadclphis a.sn Of burlington county
New Jertey They did Az Tor they could but all To no
purpose. was constantly hnyd with awt pain and dls
tees and with constant belculnR OF wind sour acid
My tongue was covered with white coating ~ mlcns
m cTached IN large burrows, and dreadfully 10
on oitn's wished tor death relieve ot my suffer
iuts, tor had lost au hope of beit well iRlIn
mace II subject Of prayer TO Goo that lac would direct
% stme ply sCiun Or mt cine tn 4 wlnld cure ms
10 u Tci an uuycI OF Dr. ishurts IN the
Philadelphia Led er OF great made upon Nc john
Bab, och, of NO. lO!S olive street rh liIe MA by ihs
great American Dyspepsia Pills, went tl the Dlctnr
J anj paCt eli undcr his trelmCnt nnl told him
II be- failed {, cure me, u would be- the last effort oud
make Il has beer SIX weeks since commenced tho use
Of his CdCine. ana am now wen frO N An
pam ava distress, and cat hr, hearty d,y
with comfort anu isei per ectl, well. Dr. Wishart want
you e. publish my case as want every poor yspe III .
suffering 0s vas, 10 cali on me, and will tel them OF
the great cure have received from your iuvauabs med
SAMUE. ID. IL HNyE.
Corner Of Nennu and Lambert Streets ncar Rcm md
stree i'rueriy from Wrghtstjwn, Burlington county
Nrw jersey.
DR.. WlshARTs once, No. 10 n. BECOND Street.
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nYspEpsIAl nYspEpslAl

I, John Lynch DO certify that four months past was
attacked w acute spepsia, was severely handled
that could do nothing but what il would mn with
dreadful distress my system perfectly pros
tratea my whole name soon became weaA ana trembling,
with o confused Losc and dizziness In the head, followed
by papuaou Of the heart anu general deDntv of the
whole body Ever kind of medicine adin llsered TO mo
dio no good, advised 90 call Wishart aud
place mysc,f under his treatment 1t about nine
weeks since commenced his Dy spepsia Pms aud
Pine Tree Tar Cordial and do truthfuy and faithfully
say, that perfectly cured ofDJ spepsd aud all otner
diseases arising hereom, and good me us
every day, and feel well in every respect am 20 years
Of and If twas necessary, icel could aud would
shoulder TO defend the city from iavasion by the
Rebels Al persons suffering with Dyspcp Ia rs was are
az liberty TO ca and me- iee Il my duty to do all
the good eau for suffering humanity
JOHN LYNCH,
No 1891 Poplar street. Philadelphia
Dr. WlsHARTs Store ana once, No. n. SECOND
Street. Philadelphia, Pa, An examinations ana oonsulta
ton freeot charge Price 81 per box, Sent by mail on
receipt olmOney.
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nHsPErsIA. nYnpEPsIA

This IS to cGruy that had Dyspepsia IN the worst form
for three years. treated by Of the best ply
scians II America or them Professors of JEFF
ferson College, Philadelphia but they did sood
grew worSe every monlh would be taken at times with
dreadful pains In my breast aud stOmachI great was Il
that could neither Sit lie stand but would about
nom one to anotner nay friends expected
die, there appeared to be relief oc In this hope
less eondon placed myself under DR.. Wsharts treat
n ment, and used his medicines as directed
ans day am Non man, snd tol tlree weeks have
feet, and working hard from early morn anti
eleven O'Clock at night Mr. Wshaft, give you this Ger
unCRte with grateful heart, feeling t my duty do
you may, ana want You publish # 10 the world that
every person suffering may have the benefit OF
using truly wonderful remedies. All sick persons Al
at liberty to ca and seg me- write 10 me, want to
render AL the good can TO suffering humanity.
JAMES ". ANGELL,
Overseer OF Washington Manufacturing Company s
Weaving Room, Gloucester, NJ.
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APosGTGvE CURE FOR DYsPEP5IA.
HEAR WHAT MIR. JOHN II. BABCoCK SAYS,
No. 1923 OLIVE Street

No. 1923 OLIVE Street, !
Philadelphia, January I'D 1868.
DR.. Wishart-Slr:-it IS with mucn pleasure that am
now able 10 inform you that by the OF your gre,
American Dyspepsia Pills, have been entirely cured of
ina most distressnp complaint, Dyspepsia. had been
CyuUsv afflicted for the last twenty eluht and fr
ten OF that time have been from It's pain
veck az time. Ihavc had Il Ia It's worst FORM and
dragged most mi. cradle exstouCe-n pain ty
and night Every knd Of toOd y at ate nlcd me with
wnu and PAM Il mattered not how light small tho
quuntiy continued bechnu sure TO follow. had
no appetite for any Mind Of meats whatever my as
iress was 50 great tor several months before heard of
e'cIy t that had heard 0f for Dyspepsia, wi hOut re-
ceivDR any bencht but yOur pills Dcng recommended
to by one who had been cured by them concluded N
gVe them trial although had no faith them TO INV
astuni, hmtn', found myself getting better beil'e
uad takcn onciOurh of box and amer taking half oX
am v6R an, and ran sGf anything rish aud enIov
hearty meal three times day, without tor
onyhhg eat or drink II you think proper, you are al
Liberty make thus public ano refer TO viii cheer
fuzzy give all desirable information anv one who
NOutS. rcsp' Ctfully. JOHN IA. BAgCDCk
for sale az Or WGSllAKT' y Medical Depot, No. no Y
SECOND rec, phludclphia Pa. Price one dollar ne,
JoN. Sent by mai frec OF charge, receipt Of price
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DISPERSAL DYSPEPSIA

Or. wishsrt-I was gTeat sufferer With dvspepsa for
toNCn years. Every thing ate hed with ;, ind and
dreadful pain; and my lie one OF great suffering
was so muCh aniClec hat II drsnE glass OF water. IL
would on tttuin Dack ~ heated condition applied
10 every krd uf medicine and tmoUt; bat ALI 70
purpose arVcrii, Cmcnt IN the LODI or of
great cure yuur great American DysrCpsa ~ made
went to Your store anc purchased box aud commerced
20 use then and do thank Ood his day AN veil man
ana can eat three meals per day. have numbAr Of
plsnns ncr our tills, and gave young tnat wa
suffering with dyspepsia my noghborh )uOd elght Of
your pills, and they cutd him entirely may refer TO
me 1t you sec proper. JACOB HiGuLEY
KtnnedyvLle Kent county, Del.
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DYsprpsIAl DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA!

Elizabeth B'anson, Of brandywne Dsl formerly of
one Chester Del do certify that fr one year and IA
tuhc ed NCythug but death from that a giul disease
cH l4 ~ eubia My whole system Frustrated wi h
COui II ate even cracker or the smalcs. amount ot
COu, II would tctuln iust swallowed IT, b,cl me- so
COsiiNc m my bowels lbu would not have passage In
less than nom fur ana often eight Gays; under this a.
hsd crcad OF horror and evil forebodinss j thought
thai every lOdy hated me, hnd hated body; md
not rear my husband n my own chi dTvt-gyCrythiag
RppCa ed 10 hc hOrrur-st cken % me- had no ambition
tD do thng; lnst ell love OF family and home;
would Ismble ana wander from 10 place. but clui
act be cuuentCd felt thatI .OumU 10 he ana that
thue heaven for me, and was of @ temnted 90
CtHmil suicide. 30 near my wbOe nervous system
osruN ana also my mi q, from that awful com int
nA spcR that my friends thought hest to have ms pnced
IN lr kukhHucs Nospra, West Phlla1epha rem aiued
there inc weeks and thought ltlo be ter. bur IN
nitW days ny dIeadiul complaint was bad as
hishars Great American Dyspepsia Pis ani III traat
Cnt of lN sItpiH my HUSBAND allied on Dr. w sharf nd
STATED my 20 him lie said he al n doubt he con a
cure me- So Ia 'lee days after called and 4lced
und'r ne Doctors treatment and In two weeks IAN To-
digest my iogd and lt that my disease was ID, tiyng
way Aio continued 10 about three months
and al tho present time enjoy pe feet hpah OF ldy and
mli d. ana most since ely return my thauAs 10 mrrsf
sn ll ana Pine Tree Tar Cordial saved from an
insane ahy umaud premature grave. ~ persons suf
er1l Win DysI epsia lBoity TO cal on me or
write a. am Wli 10 40 all the .ood can Tor suffering
humanity Ei4ILa BETH BRANSDN
Brandywne, Delaware, formerly o Chester Delaware
CUtIty. Pa
or, 'WlsHARTs onice, No. 10 n. SECOND Street,
Philadelphia.
The above are a few among the thousands which this
great remedy has saved from uutmely crave We have
hun rVd OF letters from physicians and drusgsfs In All
pafis Of tho country, thlf aey haycn yer grbs
OF solo medicine which gave such unyors Al Basac1n
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IT'S EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR EEU-
NICIPAL TAXATION.

But aside from al the advantages we have euHmeratoi
especial Act Of Congress Grsmps RIoHd5 and Treasury
notes from local faraion. On tho average, this exomp
ton worth about two per cent per snnum according 70
the rate oftaEGton in various parts Of the country
II 10 believed that securities offer groat Induce
mentb to lenders those Issued by the Government In
all other ferns OF indebtedness, the faith or ability Of
private parties, stock companies or separate oommunl-
ties, only is pledged for payment, while the whole pro-
pey Of the country held to the discharge VI aU
the obligations Of the United States.
Up to the 2l OF September, the subscriptions b, this
loan amounted 70 over
$4O,OOO,OOO.
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CONVERTIBLE INTO A SIX PER CENT.
5-20 GOLD BOND.

In addition 10 the very liberal interest on the notes fr
three years. this privilege of conversion s nov worth
about three per cent Per ann1h for current rate for
$40 Bonds s not less than nine per cent pfuFU,m nd
before Tho the premium per cent United Statas
Stocks was twenty per cent II win be mo
actual proht this loan, at the present market rae
not less than ten per cent per amman.
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pYsrErsIAl pYsprrs1Al pYsprps1,

THIS Is TO certify that suffering severely with disease
called Dytpulsla, with much loss Of weight my aent IN
was dtitct' 10 Nshars Great American Iy,pep IA rms
as he remedy Hayng within three weeks taken eleven
fis according to the directions, found myself entirely
cured, al for 'wo weeks Stree my btah is greatly i'm
proved aud eat ithout fear pain or
CnCc. l earnestly recon mend them t. all smi ar y
afiicted. Mrs. NJ. d. THOMPSON,
Fichmond street, -Four doors be.Ow n Hlnover
d. L. Q G WlshAkT's Once, No. 10 N. SECOND
Street, rhlaCeiph
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THE ATLANTA CAMPAIGN.
The History of a Philadelphia
Regiment.
THE SEVEN p. V. IN
GEORGIA.
[ExrRAcrs PROM LETTER J


HBADauARrERs TwESrBrH Army CoaPs,
ATLANTA, sept mber t9, lS6i.-D1ar Father -
You will receive by this mail (prohably) a com
plete ~ port Of that part OF the Georgia campaign
participated in by the 73l. Adiutant Charles
Noyer, thinking It would be of interest to you,
has be n So KIND as 10 prepare it in rough manu-
script, and If Of snfiicienl interest you may give
il publicity. avail myself, now that you have a
truthful detail Of the part taken by our regiment
IN that campaign ultimately 50 impor ant as IL
has proved 10 be), OF an opportunity 60 say, that
Lad il not been for the pra teal eX perienoe and
acquired skill OF our General, J hn W. Gelry
and bis presence among MS during the various
and perilOus tacks made by hi, division, fe y Of
she bodies under bis control would have accom-
pishts such incredible feats of seltenduanCe
and valor.
His repeated presence amongus while in action,
and bis continual cheering of US on to duty %
pestrye the reputation of the old 73d, and OF our
ofiic, rs, excited IN us a true martyr.lke sen l.
m,nt. We never joiued in any rciniOrcemeut or
AID 20 other divisions Of the 2Uth COrps d'armee
wihOu looking for him 10 ncts us on. lie IS
truly brave, Christan General. l do but repeat
what many Of my comrades who have fallen
would have said aud those VINO have been
pTOvidentially spared with myself, participate
with me in thus eulOgizing our dear General. l
could furnish you with specific instances of his
noble qualities, but will leave that until see You
that is II be Will grant me iurlOugh 70 spend
Christmas week at home)
We have lost our friend, Captain Harry Hess,
Co H. and his brother. Major Cresson is still
with u.s. with a ball remaining under his shoulder
blsde-a brave and good officer. Adjutant Cnares
Noyer, whom you iuquirtd about In yours of the
30,h ult., is much esteemed and admired by all Of
the reRimtnt; his Industry and qualific itions
enlitle him, l think, 10 u higher rank. Give my
kindtst and most grateful regards 70 Jay Coke
Esq., aud TO my good friend Mr.. Sexton, for
Their interest in my welfare, and tue generous
evidences of their appreciation of the many priva-
tons We boys tolerate.
(SiRnedl EARNEST III. DIVER.
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J. Moses KOnuIis, do certify that was sick with dys
pcpsia for two years; very sick at the pit Of my
stomach, with pain in my east, side, back and head
with dizzness ana staggering in wa hugwltb great weak
ana neral deuiity. employed, m tla tine seven
CmHent pi yscians aud they differed In their opinion OF
mJ disoasei somc thuushtI had disease and some
another but was all The time getting worse,
until becoD 40 low thar my would nave to feed me
for weeks toy, hef. Whle IN this eldiu cond ion
placed nv self utder Dr. WifhIrts treatment, and used
his great An ercan Dyspop.a rnls and ireatmenl for
DytpcuEis, and a. the present time perfectly we'll
and have gnuod in flesh twenty pounds, an an
Work and attend to my business well any persondn
Pennsylvania ana am sat, q. Is pe-fec. cure Dr.
Wishar you publish ny ii you see proper as
want testimony TO The great power your medicine
has Dyspepsia All persona liberty to call
ana see write. MOSES KOMdI5,
seluylln na. en-, sehnyn nm county. Pa
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WHEN WILL The PEOPLE BE wIsE7

Hundreds ana thousands OF dollars spent ysifiy,
and hundreds ar thoussuas Of hs best ani
Of Ame l,a lnget IN pain, and DE, An h premature
piaye that nwul disease, IJ 'pepsil They ~ this
ghy ssian and hat rtA ssisn b. taasl ass no oef
Cure; aud the hear 0i uOn the, have zone 40
that bourne frtn phense rO travo We say
10 ths sck hu;ths witnesses pyc t lay of ths Won
naruL -nr L II LlNl n.-.La ILln b..
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@1O,OOO,OOO.

suBscmrTIon wILLiBE RECEIVED by the TreA1arer o.
the United States, at Washington, the several Assistant
Treasures and designated Depositaries, and by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, PA,
SECOND NATIONAL BANK oFPHILADELPHIA, PA,
THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, PA,
F0URTH NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
BY all National Banks which are depostaes Of public
money; and I0-26-l2l
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DIR. wGhHiARTS

GREAT AMERICAN DysPUPsA PILLS AND PINE
JREE TAR CORDIAL,
Are from men and women o urqucsuona5la worth and
BputG'on Tb"y live in are around Pblledeiphis 80
and hear their tstnlny Many ofth'm we've saved from
he very awe Of death ,,tol a. lSps pss gone.
DYePf rsn HAS rHE roLLOuINs SYMPTOMS -
let. constant pain or unsa,insss at the pit u tho
stomach.
% Flttulorcs and aeiry.
80. Costl, onc,s and l'is OF appetite
ith. GloCm ard deurefslon 0ftp.rts,
9TH. DaIrh@n with Erp.tg.
eth. Pain In all parts Of tho syscm.
IN. Contuu pyc sympoms and papitaoB Of the heart.
sh. Cough, with phcp m .n the throat
On. E,ryous affection and want OF sleep at Night
leth Les, of appoino and vomiting.
lth Dizziness, uimuess Of ysiOl and loss OF siaht.
18th Beodsohe and staggering 10 walking, with great
weakness
Out Of the thoufand m Of dyspepsia that have
used DR.. Wshort's Great American Dyspepsia Pis, not
Of them has failed u perfect cire We warrant a
cure in every case, mater fof twenty years stand
Ing seld by Al druggists everywhere, and at Dr.
wlsHARr's Office, No. 10 ". SECOND street, PhHa e-
pho, Pa. All examinations and co1suItations free Of
charge. Send for circular. Price tl per box Sent BY
mal tTee Of charge, on receipt oimoney.
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YsPEpsIA-pYsPEpsrt.

Mr. WIshart, wish to add my estimony 10 the hun
drss ycu receive TO the healing properties Of your Pine
Tree Tar Cordial 70. nNeen years sufferer ten years
Of that time have slept only In my chair not being able
TO lie down for fear OF sunocaon have employed
Of the best physicians IA hadclphia all pronounced
my incurAble taken ~ the College where the
Facuiy having done what they could declared my dis
an Bcurable ease ofAshn aud Chronic py spepsia
in It's last stage, that lungs partially gone
Finding ofyour olrcu ars my VIE procured from your
bottle Of your Cordial. Pereyerngly used seven
bottles and box And half OF YOUR ny spepsa Ills, whom
felt that my disease mad vho given way, and the Cor
dR had given me vigor ana strength. continued to
improve and for thepas three months have beon ab
10 sleep in ms bed 40 soundy did. Am now
well, and have gained twenty hye pounds in my weight
am able to work and provide for my family. send you
this true and faithful statement for the benefit Of the suf
lerng. Friends, call and sec me, oxford Church
Post once, Twenty tnifd Ward, Philadelphia.
ISAAC HELLERMA IN.
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DOsTON AID PHILADrLPnIA

.esfHtFb BOHlON AND PHILADELPHIA
1hf1talsa Steamship Line sailing from each port On
sAlL LbDAi nom hIt wharf above PINE Street PhilR
delpma; and Long Wharf, Boston. From hrst wharf
above PM Street. on Saturday, October 8, 1861
The steamship SAXON, Matthews will saffron Pbila-
delpha for Bos0n,O on Saturday, October s. az 10 oeioo
A. and the steamship NORMAN, Baker, nom boston
f0f Philadelphia, on same day, at4P NJ.
Ihese new ana substantial steamships form regular
me salhg nom each port punctuaiy on Saturdays.
lnsuranoes effected az the premium charged on
Bale vessels.
Ireilhts taken at falrrAtes.
shippers are requested 10 send Slip Receipts and Bie
LadnP with their goods.
For Freight or Passage (having hne acoommodatonsD
apply 10 Henry WfkSOR a co.. 4,
ja4-tf No. 3S2 S. DELAWARE Avenue a.
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PHILADELPHIA AND
1864

INOAo EhIE BAILROAD. ICO4.
THIS Ieat tine tiavsises The Norhern and Northwest
cOunta Pennsylvania to the city Of Erie Lake Erie.
II has b, en- lruetu by the rENNsYLNANIA RAILROAD
COMP NJ, aud under their auspices Is being rapidly
opened thrOul huut u uunr, length.
u 10 nW a. use 'or Iasserg and Freight business FROM
Har sburE Emporium go mlcs), Eastern Divi-
sion EId from shedeld u Erie as mies Western
Division.
rhlE or fAsetEGER TRAINS AT PHILADELPHIA.
ha'4 W n M
ENpes Tram leaves .........,......- 1880 p NJ.
Cars rul trrOt n WITHOUT CHANCE both these
trains between Philadelphia and Lock Haven and between
Bat ant l. ca Haven,
EelAn etpmE Cars on the Express Train both ways.
fOr ntoruaton ing Passenger business, apply at
the \. r.. corner OF ELEVENTH. and MARKE Streets.
And for Ftelsht business Of the GOmplnys Agents
S, b RnEsnn, j. ,GOrner SIXTEENTH and MARKET
street., Phi adepha
J. W. RDN uods, Erie
}. II. DrlL Age1:, n N. @, r., Baltimore.
IL. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
LEVtS l.. HOUPr,
General Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
JOSEPH D. POTTS,
iH4-tf General Manager WimamSpO
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sr--S FOR NEW WYoRK.-DEsPATCH
,k-ssSSsl and sgiflsure Lines, via Delaware and
daily y oeloek NJ, and O'Clock NJ. from third plsr
above Walnut street. N F'S'
For ffeieht, which win be taken on Accommodations
DELAWARE Avenue. - ~" Nv ~ ~
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SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.

II isA ANATIoNAL BAvWGs BASE, Offering higher rate
OF Interest than any ether, and nc bes ssrlry. Any
savings bank which pays its dep'stors United s1tcs
Notes considers that 1t payiag In the best circulating
medium OF the county and It pay in Elythiug
better, for It's either Govornmsn, seour
utS or In notes orbJuds payable Government paper.
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DIR. wIsHARrs GREAT AMERICAN DYsrEesIA
PILLS

FILLS.
This 20 certify mat suffered for ten years with hat
dreadful complaint called dyspepsia. / slner,d much
pain and dsIess, with gloom aud depression of spirits
was r'a b. rht different pny ,cilns Tor ny clm-
plants aud at times nch better. but thon my ID
disease, dyspepsia, would return with all s dreadfu,
7, Ries, and my whole s,sem was stwastiag away.
IN this fcE and debiutaed sta handed circular
Cf Dr. Wi,harts great American Dyspepsia II Is aud Pine
lree Tar cordial, when gave correct description OF my
suncrings, ud determined to place myself und,r tn.
DOeiorB care and axe his medicine.
AZ soon As l commence the use of the med cine, /
began 10 get better and continued three moaths AZ
which tine was perfectly cured VI all my complaints,
and pei tectb restored % health Sm to-day well man
Dr. Wishsrt, give you this certificate with grateful
heart for the bench have received rom the your
truly wonderful medic May God bc,s You aud pre-
serve youruIly useiG fs ior many years. would say
to every slck person who suffering as was tnat my
residence s No. l69 Richmond street. Philadelphia where
viii take great delight To- giving testimony to the great
poworoi Dr. Wishlrt's medicines to cure
II ALLES.
Dr wisharls Store and once, ,No.I)N. SECOND sreet,
PHILADELPHIA.