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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13
GOLD PENS.
C. P. Barnes's Extra Gold Pens.

All Pens bear Hsy ksds-asark, &C. p. BAkNEs.
EnrEs LOT. hY-." ksr whieh I tAxe ssruFed tha
S9pgra9Afs aud ArE warranted ls c&xAts ans aHd
leFfrsf in esvry respect sat By saati Of exrFvsx
70 sAs Part d Tbs esantry Fscetpt Of pries and
Fsk&fA charges Persons ordering sill please STATE
the si4s and styls desired. NhetheE hard - ssh,
nns % coarse Aad If the Pen should Gail 10 psnAae
~ prove aesasfavs, they wl have the privilege Of
SxeEa1ssng GedHction ef afteau per c=n2 a.
isNsd ca orders Of s. over. and twensy-nve
Per cent On thaAe Of Sluo LsheFAl dlaeonn4 mAtse
80 sac trade. Old pens repaired IN the tezt man
ner fur tAirty ave CENTS laaS ssasPf ezeA. GiFeH-
l@ra ahe~iHg siEss, styles. and prices Of Watches
seat fEkE 10 any ze4ress. Address
c. P. BARNES,
Dealsr In Gold PsSs and AxKRScAs WATCHES,
80 Third STREETS, Louisville, Ky.
mehzl,e4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-13


CAiao. April l2--A prisoner, Who sa-
capped from Forrest II Jackson, Tens.,
on the 7th, arrived at Memphis, aud re-
ports that Forrest had lis headquarters
theirs, aud had expressed da.ermiHa-
ton Of holding Westtovu. aud driving
oul all Uni6n metl. ss ~. s..
About - federal prisoners we're
taken in the late fight al Augusta, Ar
kansas Gen Dickey, with large force,
was successful 10 crossing the Arkansas
river aaaI aoz eassa#
Memphis cotton market active and
tirm, and considerable inquiry A good
deal offering Receipsa light Prices
range from 62eslo 6Tc. e
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THE CONFESSIONS AND KxPERIENCE OF
AN IsYALID,
Published for the benefit, and a. $ warning and
cAuTIos TO YOUNG MES Who suffer frsm
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood,
etc., Supplying at the same time. THE MEANS
or SELF CURE. b. one who has cured himself
afisr being pat great sEponss and njury through
msiieal huHshag aud anasksry.
by Enclosing postpaid addressed envelope
single copies nssy be bad Of the suthor.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Ksq..
Bedford. Kings Coaaty, \. !.
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pYsPEPsIAI pYsPEPsIAI

l. John Lynch do certify that for four months past was
attacked with acute dyspepsia; severely handled
that could do nothing but what It would nh with
dreadful distress my system perfectly
trated my whole soon became weak aud trembling,
with confused noise and dizziness in the head, followed
by ptRon OF the heart and general deoitv Of the
whole body. Every kind of medicine administered 10 me
did good uuth advised to call Dr Wishart aud
place myself under his treatment II Is about nine
weeks since commenced use his Dyspepsia Pills and
Pine Tree Tar Cordial and do truthfuly and faithfully
say, that perfectly cured ofDyspepsia and an otner
diseases arising thereffom, and three good meals
eyey day, and feel well In every respect am 20 years
OF age and 1t was necessary, feel could aud would
shoulder my gun TO defend the city from invasion by tho
Rebels All persons suffering with Dyspepsia was,
tborly to call and me, for ioel ii my duty to do an
the good can for suffering humanity.
JOHN LYNCH,
No. 1881 Poplar street, Philadelphia.
DR.. wISHARTs Store and ONCE, No. 10 ~ SECOND
Street. Philadelphia, ia, An examinations ana consulla-
tons nee OF charge. Price 81 per box. Sent by mail
recelTt oimOuey.
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DYsPEpsIAl DYsPRpsIAI

J. Bamucl d. Haven, have been a great sufferer with
chronic dyspepsia ana ntla nmaOn the kituCys for
three empuN ed three OF the eminent
ply scianB Of Philadelphia asn of Burlington county,
New Jeney They did al Tor me they could. but all
purpose. was constantly nncd with awful pain
tees and with constant belching OF wind acid
My tOngue was covered with u whto coating OF mucus
un crac ed IN large turOws, and drcadfully sore!
on! Oitm's wished for death to relieve of suffer
mgt, tor l had Ost all hope Of being well again I
mace subject Of prayer 10 GOD that he would direct
stme ply Gcian or mcd cine that would cure me. 1
read advetss sment Of Dr. Wisharts, the
Philadelphia Ledger OF great cure made upon Mr John
EAU' och, Of No. lOlS Olive street. Phlate MIA the
great American Dyspepsia Pills. went TO the Doctor s
once, ana placed Ell under his re snd told him
II he failed me, It would be the effort would
make II has been SIX weeks since commenced the use
Of his medicine, ana am now well man, free from all
pain ard dis rCss, and eat three hearty meals day
with comfort and itei per octb well. Dr. Wsnart want
you publish want every poor dyspe III ,
suffering as l cali me, and win tell them OF
the gTeat cure have received nun Invaluable mod-
cine. SAAtUE. ID. HAVEN,
Corner Of fVennnEo and Lambert streets, Richmond
stree, i'rmery from Wrightstown, Burlington county,
New Jcrfey.
Dr. wIsllART's once, No. 10 N. SECOND Street.
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LoyE.-Love is of the nature Of the burning
glass, which, kept still in one place, ireth
changed often, it doth nothing.-SiT John Suck
IiRg.
PRESIDENT LINoOIN's HEAD-"It is not the
head OF a fighter, and he can take no pleasure in
combat OF contention. ."-dmeyican PhrenOlogieai
journal.
IRRITATING THE FEELINGS. AFTER rolling all
night in your berth at sea, till you are miserdby
sick TO have a steward ask you In the morning IL
you will have a fresh roll for breakfast
A BLAcKsMITHs ToAsr.-Tho proprietor Of a
forge, not remarkable for correctness OF Ian
guage, but who, by industry, had realized CONF
Portable independence, being called on at a
social meeing for a toast, gave success TO
Forgery"
nence is an evidence of @ developed mind and a
strong character. II is neither beefy nor blunt
but is in every way first-rate nose "-ANeriCaH
chronological Journal
SUGGESTIVE PREsENT.-Some kind friend Of
the leditOr has given him a ridng-Whip. He
lntimates that nothing but saddle. bride, and
horse, and the free use of a barn and fodder, Is
wanted ito make his turnout and his happiness
complete.
THE LONG ROM RuFFLBD.-"Silence silence
in the Court" exclaimed an irritated Judge at u
country assize; sis 1t not mOnstrous that you
will not keep silence ? This very morning we
have decided q dozen cases, and not heard one OF
themW
The BEAUTY OF BLU5H.-Guthe was In COM
pany with mother and daughter when the latter
being reproyed for something blushed and burst
into tears. He said -"IOW beautiful your
TepToRch has made your daughter That Grim
son hue and those silVery tears become her much
better than any ornament of gold or pearls.
These may be hung on the neck Of any woman ;
but those are never seen disconnected with moral
purity. A full-blown rose besprinkled with
puTest dew, Is not so beautiful as this child
bushing beneath her parents displeasure, and
shedding tears Of sorrow for her fault. A blush
is the sign which nature hangs out to show where
chastity and honor dwell"
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nYaFEPs1Al pYsrErsIAI

?, Hosos Tcbrn, of Chetcpham, MONTGOMERY county,
"a nave suffered Tor than y0ur uvCrybug but
Death hHcn frum that awful disease, called Dyspepsia
empuNeo IN that lmc i've OF the eminent physicians
IN philadelphia rhty d dl they could for with med-
cines and eurpnF but sun was nu better then went
u TIE iouuH! Nana University pnCo self Tn
reach OF The best tical talents I'm the country their
medlones ailod 20 do me any ana Outlines wished
ot death " relieve mo ot surorings, but Dr..
WshAus adverusrmcut In to Philadelphia Bulletin I
determ ed 60 try mOrc, uttlc fah. called
Or. WishaT, and told him u could have died would
not have troubled him and then relsted my sufcrngs
to him The DR.. assured me " he failed of
Dysp'psia would be me rst case In two years, put
elf under his treatment, nd uthO - had been
months vomiting nearly everything / stomach
swollen with wind and nled with path beyond descrption,
bought box Of hts Dyspepsia nll used them d-
rectcd and In ten days cnud eat hearty meal any
IN the State Of penhsyvanA aud IN thirty days
= wen man. invite person suffering to eau
and see me, aud viii relate my suffering and the great
cure received. would say tO all Dyspeptcs everywhere
that DR. Wishar s believe. the only person tho earth
that can cure Dyspepsia with any degree ~ corainy.
MOSES TOBIN,
Chcltcuham, Montgomerv Coz Pa y
rr. wtsHART'S Chcc, No. 10 n. SEC IND street.
ohce hours from A. N. r. 81. All examinations and
consultations nee.
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APOsITIvE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
HEAR WHAT MIR. JOHN IL. BABCoCK SAYS,

Z
Phladclphia, January 2ld 1868.
Dr. Wishart-Sr:-itisw Is with mucn pleasure that I am
now able To inform you that, by the OF your great
American Dyspepsia Pills, have been entirely cured Of
thar most Distressing complaint, Dyspepsia. had been
gevousB afflicted for the ast twenty cgh years and
ten OF that time have been from It's patn
week at time. Ihave had II In It's form, and
have dragged most miserable exstenCo-in pain day
and night. Every kno Of TODD that ate hed mo with
winn and pain, II maitored not how light how sal the
quantity. continued boCug sure to follow. sd
no appetite for any Kind OF meats whatever and my DIS
ress was so great for several months before heard Of
your f That frequently wished for death. had tagon
everythtg that had heard OF Tor Dyspepsia without
ceiNng any beneht but your Pills Oeng recommended
% me by one who had been cured by them concluded 10
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astonlshmen | found myself getting better bofOre
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fully give all desirable Information one who may can
on me Yours. resn,ctfully. John n. BABCOCK.
For sale at Dr. WISllART Medical Depot, No. 10 n
SECOND Street, PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Price one dollar per
box. Sent BY mail freo of CHARGE receipt Of price.
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rwrNrrrrn rrsrnrrr.

TWENTIETH DISTRICT.
Crawford, yonanpo, Mercer ahd Clarion.
National Union. 11moofnhc,
C.V. Culver. ". l.. Corbott.
TwFETy-Fmsr DISTRICT.
Indiana, Westmorelaud and Fayotto.
National Union. D0mocrntic
Smith Fuller. 'John L. Dawson
rwESrY-sFooND DISTRICT
AIegheeny S9uth OF Allegheny and Ohio iagersh
James % X soofaead % 8", jaime, 'TofTSiS e. Gopans
rwENry-TmD DISTINCT.
Allegheny moth OF Ohio and Allegheny Riversh
butler and Armstrong
National Union. Democratic.
sThomas William. William ). Kountz
TwENry-FouRrH DISTRICT.
lnwronce Beaver Wash ngton aud Greene.
National Union. democratic.
George Y. Lawrence. 'Jc-sa X. Lazoar.
Senatorial.
There arc eleven Senators TO Clog to tho SCnaio Of
Tonnsy,vania IN the tolowiug ui- rcts, under the
apporHonmonj Of 1854 A. Tho sion OF 1854 'he
Senate stood National Union, n; Democratic, H.
Or the Senators going out four linton, viz, Hon.
Mcssrs. WILMER WORruNgrov tUrllwarel uEN4y
Johnson tLvcomiu0l JoHN r. PEvyEy tAuc ghcnvl
aud MoRRow H. Lowry lErcli and seven arc
Democrats, iv.z., Hon. Hcsssrs e.. NJ. DoNDvAN
tPhiadcphial WILLIAM NIvsTy Busysl. y. G..
SMITH tMontoomery) GEoVeE W. SrEIN North.
amp Onl HEIsrEU IIYMEt tI rksl HrIlN ARD
REILLY tsohuylkuD and GEoBGE II. BUCuER (Cum.
berlaud) Astcrsks denote denomination.
ruRD DISTRICT
Fifth sixth, Eleventh. I've Ne, IN, ix.conth. Sovon-
National Union. Democratic
Isaac sheppard. &C. NJ. Donovan.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Chester, De aware and Mont gomery.
National Union. Democratic
Horace Roger. Porry u. Hunter.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Bucks.
National Union. Democratic.
William Godschalk. o. ?. James
SEVENTH DISTRICT
Lchigh and NorthamDtou.
National Union. Democratic.
owen J.. Schrcber. GEORGE Is. Schall,
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
National Union. Democratic.
NINTH DISTRICT.
schuvlkil.
National Union. Democratic
Col. Henry l.. Cake. William W. Randall.
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT,
LycOming, Union and Sny der.
National Union. Democratic
Charles II. Shriner. John Walls.
TwENTY-FTRsr DISTRICT.
Blair, Huntingdon, Centre, Miniin, Juuiata and
National Union. Democratic.
Louis W. Hall. DIR. Il. ". Chrsty.
Kirk Haino5 H. j. Walters.
TwENTy-FtFTH DISTRICT.
Allegheny
Thomas j. Bl cham. Jonas X. MCCintOck.
TwESrY-NTNTH DIsTgGCr.
Crawford and Eric.
National Union. Democratic.
Morrow b. Lowry, Dan Rice.
Representative.
The House of Representatives at the session oil
1864 stOOd-NatOnal Union mon 90; Democrats
a.; Union majority, 8. Members tor 1885 are elected
in districts under the new apportionm mt of 1854
1he candidates IN the following list TO whose names
star is attached, were members OF the House Of
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DYsPEpsIn, DYsuEPsIA.

This Is to certify that had Dyspepsia In the worst form
for three years. treated by OF tho best ply
siCans IN America; Of them Professors OF JEFF
College, Philadelphia, but they did me good.
grew every month"; would be Iaken at times with
dreadful pains my breast and stomach great II
that could nother s e stand, but would about
from to anoher nay friends expected to me
die, there appeared to be relief for In this hope
ndion placed myself under DR.. Wisharts treat
ment. and used his medicines as directed
TINS day am vel man, and ior three weeks L have
been on my feet and working hard from early until
eleven O'Clock night. Mr. Wshart give you this
Incaie it'll grateful heart, feeling 1t my duty 20 do
you may and you to publish It to the world that
every person suffering may have the benent Of
usinR your truly wonderful remedies. All sick persons
liberty to and me, write 10 me- as want to
render all the good 1 can to suffering humanity.
JAMES II. ANGELL,
Overseer OF WASHINGTON Manufacturing Company's
Weaving Room, Gloncoster, Nj.
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pYsPErsrA-pYspEpsrA.

hr Wishart, wish TO add my estimony 70 the hun
dsis you receive to the healing properties OF your Pine
Tree Tar Cordial Fo 1T years suneror years
Of that time have slept ouly my chair not being able
TO lie down for fear OF sunocaton have employed
OF the best physicians In Philadelphia an pronounced
my case incurAbe was taken " the College where the
faculy having done what they could deoarel dis
ease an incurabe of Ashu and Chronic Dyspepsia
in its last stage, that my lungs partially gone
Finding your ctrcuars my wife procured from your
store bottle Of your Cordial Persevcrngy used
bottles, and box aud half Of your dyspepsia ms, whom
leit that my disease mad wholly giyon way aud the Cor
dia had given new vigor and strength continued to
improve and for thepast three months have been able
to sleep IN my bed as soundly / did. now
we and have gained twenty five pounds In my weight
am able to work and provide for my family seud you
tins true and faithful ststement for the benefit Of the sur
erng friends, call and see me, near oxford Church
Post onlce, Twenty third Ward, philadelphia.
ISAAC HELLERN AN,
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Lincoln over all. 59,6l8 Curtin, Is 825 mai.
Iotal vote In 1863 was 523 GJ1 m IS % Il was A 10

Total vote in 1868 was 523 6j7 IN IS 20 it was as Az
Congressional.
There are Twenty 1Our Congressman to be elected
from Pennsylvania under t1e apportionment OF 1852,
represented through the October election of 90 by
twelve Repub leans and twelve Democrats, as toll
lows:-
Rel Ublicans-ITon. Messrs. Charles ONcil Sc
cond ID strict; Leonard MyeIs third ID strict; VIM
d. Kelley, Four h District; NJ. Russell Ia tyer, Filth
d strict; John .Broomal, Seventh District; ina l.
deus Stevens, Ninth District; Henry NJ. Tricy, 1hir-
tCeI III Dlstnct; James I. Hle, Eighteenth District ;
GenIi ". SchOleld, Nmteenth District; Amos
Myers, twentieth District; james X. MooThead
Nv enty second District and IhOs. Williams, twenty
tLiId ID street
Domocrats-HOn. Messrs. Samuel J. Randall First
Dist ict John d. Stiles, Sixth Di tuct; Lydenham
Il. AncOna, EIGHTH District; Myer StrOuso, Tenth
District; Philip JOIN son, Eleventh Dstrct; Charles
benson, wollth Dstuct VIM. II. Nj or, Four
teeuth district; Joseph Bally, Fifteenth District
Alexander II. CO1rOih, Sixteenth District; Arc ri-
had Neal isteT, Seventeenth District; John l.. Daw-
son, 1wenty-trst District, and Jesse Llzear, rwcn-
ty-iouIt tn District.
Hon. JOSEPH BAMY. OF the York District, al
though elected in 1862 as the rcgu ar Democratic
nominee against A. j. GLOssBRENNER Independent
VallGndIgham nomineeb has uniformly acted IN sup
port OF the Administration and vigorous war policy
The Con gross onal vote in 1892 yyas us fo1oWs
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Comparative Election Returns,


Following il compeo list Of nominations, Ma.
Sona Union rnd Democratic, Congressional, scna-
torial and Representative, TO be voted for by the
people oil Pounsy vania az the Stato election to-
morrow Much interest necessarily concentrates In
ths election, inasmuch as ia result viii contribute
materially TO making mp an approximate - the
grand result OF the Presidential contest IN Novom-
ber The party lines on National issues have been
well defined, and no purely loca issues being IN.
Volvod IN tins tate election, our course in October
muet he clear indication OF our course In Novem-
bor As Pennsylvania goes so zoos the Union"
Election Rcturns-IS8O.'63
Appended is the vote of Pennsylvania al the
GcLoral Elections ia 1860 and In 1888 by countie'
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DYsrEPsIAI pYspErsIAI

Or. Wishar-I have been constant sufferer with Dys-
pcpsia for tie last eighteen years durngwhch time
not say that 1 ever enjoyed perfectly well day, There
were times when the symptoms were more aggravated
than at Others, and then It seemed would be great 70.
Lief to de- had at all times unpleasant feeling in my
head but laitery my suferngs much increased that
became anios unit for business Of any kind my mud
contnualy dled with gloomy thoughts and iorebod
ngs and attempted to change their current by reading
at once a sensation Of Icy coldness Ia connection with
dead weight Il were, rested upon my brain also,
feeling OF sickness would at the stomach and great
pain 10 my eyes, accompanied with which the con
tnual fear oflosng my also experienced great
lassitude, debility, and nervousness which made IL d
cult TO walk BY day sleep at night bscams
society and disposed only 70 secuson, and having red
the skin Of numberOf eminent physicians Of various
schools finally 10 the conclusion that for this disease
al my present age (f5 years., there in exist
But, through the interference OF Divine Providence
to whom deyouty offer my thanks, at last found a SOW
aeign remedy ia your Dyspepsia Pills and Tar Cordial
which seem 20 have efectuauy removed almost the last
trace Of my long list Of ailments aud bad feelings and
their place health, pleasure, and eontentment are my
every day companions, JAMES NJ. SAUNDERS,
No. 45S N. Second street. Philadelphia,
Formerly OF Woodbury., \. j.
Dr. wIsHARrs oaioe, No, 10 n. SECOND Street, PHI
ladeiphiA.
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DYspEPsIAl nYsrrpsLAI

Dr.. Wishart-T great sufferer with dyspepsia for
seven years. Everything ate filled me with wind aud
dreadful pain; and my lie was one Of great suffering.
was much afcted hat n l drank OF water, Il
would ston return bach In heated condition applied
10 every kird Of medicine and rettmeut but all TO no
purpose saw your Advertisement in the "Ledt er OF
great your great American Dyspepsia Pills made
went 10 our store ano purchased box and need
to then and do THANK God his day am we'll mau,
and eqt three meals per day have sent number OF
persons after your Uis, ana gave young was
suffering with dyspepsia my neighbour )pod eight Of
your pills and they cured him entirely may refer to
me II you see proper. JACOB HtGuLEN,
kennodyyule Kent county, Del
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Democratic majority. ty...........,,...,,.,,,. 9,sH
Explanatory denotes denominations
FIRST DISTRICT.
Second, Third, Fourth, Finh, Sixth and Eleventh
National Union. Democratic.
John Al. Butler. samuel j. Randall.
SECOND DISTRICT.
First, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth and Tenth Wards,
National Union. Democratic.
"ChaTles O'Neill. William NJ. Reilly.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Twelfth, Thirtecnth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth. Egh.
tsenth an and Nineteenth Wards Pmladepma'
sLeonard Myers Charles Buekwater
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Fourteenth, Fifteenth, Twentieth Twenty-hrst and
twenty fourth Wards, Philadelphia.
National Union. Democratic.
'William ID. Kelley. George Northrop.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
TwentY.second Twenty third and Twenty-ifth
Wards Philadelphia, together with Bucks county.
M EIsSsal RSsaS TRGR TRSSer Henry gaHGs6as' r S6as
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Montgomery and Lehigh.
National Union Democratic.
George Bullock. b. MarkleY Boyer
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
National Union Democratic.
NJohn M. BrOOmall. John G. Beatty.
EIGHTH DISTRICT,
Berks.
William NJ. Hester. sSydcnham 4. AncOna
Lancaster.
National Union. Democratic
sIhaddeus Stevens. II. 81. North.
TENTH DISTRICT.
Schuyllul and Lebanon.
National Union. Democratic,
Howell Fisher. 'Myor StrOuse
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
Northampton, Carbon Monroe. Pike and Wayne.
Col a Ja%Ss /, iS seiifidgo .PhiP SrasG Joaason
TWELFTH DISTRICT
Lnzerne and Susquehanna.
National Union. Democratic
W. w, Ketchum. sCharles DonisOn,
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
Bradford, Wyoming Sullivan, Columbia, and Mon
National Union Democratic
Ulysses Meiour Victor E. Piollet
U. Terry.
,,.-,--,, FoURTEESTH DISTRICT ,.,... 49,,
Northumberland, Union, Snyder Juniat1 aud
National Union. Democratic
George +. Miller. "Wiiam IL Miller.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT
Cumberland, York and Perry
Independent War Dem. Democratic.
sJoseph Baily, A. j, Glosbrennor,
siKrEENrH DISTRICT.
Adams, Franklin Fulton. Bedford and Somerset
National Union Democratic,
William H. koontz. "a IL, Cohroth
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
Cambria, Blair, Huntington aud Mifhin
National Union Democratic
Abraham A, Barker X. L. johnson.
EIGHTRENTH DISTRICT.
Centre, Clinton, LYeomingi noga and Potter
Stephen SHIs' F. wilson. WILSON, Theodore Wright.
NINETEENTH DISTRICT. -
Erie, Warren, Mexican, Forest, Elk, Cameron Jet'
ersOn and CleaIhed.
.eissHi SiPVs W. sS0SSd S5Sa wis% SRSisSao' Ssof.
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DIR. wIsHART's
GREAT AMERICAN DYSPEPSIA PILLS AND PM
TREE TAR CORDIAL,

GREAT AMERICAN DYSPEPSIA PILLS AND PINE
TREE TAR CORDIAL,
Ave from and women Of puqucs tonabls werth and
Ttpwa'lon They live In anc aroand phbadcipnie. 60
and hear their testmony Many them saved ron
The very iavs Of death wlcn al nopa gone.
DYSPEPSIA HAS THE BORROWING sYWrroMs
let. constsnt pain or unea,inot, ai the p, cf mo
stomach
2d Fatulcnce and scidty.
Sd. Cosuycno.s and o,s OF appetite.
4th Gloom and depression Of spirits,
9th DiEfrhWR with grpitg
9Th Pain in an parts OF the system.
7th Cousunptye symptoms and papl aton OF t heart.
S h. Cough, win phlel m in IN, thruaL
9th Nervous affection and want OF slesp at night
loth. Lost Of appetite and vomiting.
I'm. Dizziness, duness of vision and lose OF sirht.
18th. Headache and staggering IN walking, wuh great
weakness,
out of the thousand Of Of dyspepsia that have
used Or. Wisharts Great American Dyspepsia rHls not
one Of them has failed Of perfect cure. We warrant a
"a every case, matter fof twenty years stand
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