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Steamship Edward Hawkins Orb Prescott Lyepeoi -
J,v. = loo iNO In specie 70 Geo. kno0p.
Steamer Emma Dunn, Burton. Philadelphia Inde ana pa"
Steamer Arisan oulrk Baltimore, mdse. to WiliAn
Steamer E. NJ Farchid Trout Philadelphia md'e. to j.
4 N. krigra. 80, i, -, .a.. %
Steamer Concord Norman Philadelphia md'e and pass "
VIM kirkpatrick. , - L.. q,
Ham Edward (Prus) Holberstedt, Bremen - days o
b,ll, 10 Rupecht Forstner The f. has on o'Aiu 80
| schr Fred Reed Friend. Brewer for Philadelphia
Schr Hham Powers, -, Gloucester
Schr Grace Girder, -, New iaFen'
Sclir Geo. Warren. Prcble. MachiAs.
Schr Kate, Tyeron Providence
Sohr NIGER Thompson Providence.
Scir Peter Ritter. CLARK, Providence.
Schr Far Wind Woodhuh. Ncw.Londcn
Schr Slas Wright Adams Port Ewen ior BOSTON,
Schr : 4. Anierson Newborn, New'liaVen.
Sclr Justice Taylor, Providence. -
Schr lola Grammar Providence for Albany
Schr Lamartine Quincy New London -. 49,.
Schr Robert smith, Rankin, Portland Tor washington"
Srhr :. VI. Tyler, - Providence
BELOW--fwo ships unknown.
WlND-Suse, y. K, with ralu:
SPOhEN. . "a,
M,v5 int II a. lon. 81 o. lolend bark p NJ smaflchi
from, Rotterdam for New York. II days eat. r.,
MAY H. n 80 a. len. 81 T., Hamburg bark junior "'"
Cafdin Tor Newlork .n.,,...,,
New-fok.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27

DAYS efler we should have occupied Shreveport. Put
the disaster accomplished the retreat was DeBun,
and the expedition had failed. >,
IL is well known now that attempts have been mace
10 fasten some blame in this matter upon zen. A. L..
Lee the commander Of the cavalry forces. He has been
relieved Of his command aud the public wiz probably
ask cd 10 believe that 1t through his fault that the
infantry-which should have supported him in the adj
vance which he positively ordered to make and IN
the pOsitien which he was positively ordered TO hold
was stretched out in Slender thread Of % miles IN
length The intelligent public will not be able to sec
il IN that light.
and by this means We shall probably soon learn VINO
really Is 10 blame for the great disaster.
Communication with Gen Banks has been entirety
closed for the last weeks except through the medium
of the grapevine which has flooded the city with the
widest stories Of defeat and disaster TO the Union arms
No sensible places any reliance III these reports
and do not care Ia repeat them. ,
Information which seems to be wei authenticated
was received this evening 10 tho effect that by daHmihg
the river Gen Banks had succeeded in crossing over
the falls five Of his gunboats leaving only two to be got
over. M,
when this tedious job is accomplished, there viii be
no difficulty in clearing Red River from Alexandra 10
tho mouth Of all Rebel batteries and guerrilla bands
Considerable diversity of opinion exists as to the
future military dispositions Of Gen. Banks, some con-
tending that he viii perseyorc IN the Shreveport dlrcc
ton others that he will abandon the whole line OF INC
Red River and fall back upon New-Oreans ana
Franklin.
Onr army is concentrated at Alexandria, and Is in no
danger Of being "annihilacd" or cut TO pieces by
the enemy.
Texas is being evacuated by orr troops and n con
siderable number of distinguished officers have arrived
in this city among whom are Major-Gen. Heron and
Col Jack Hamilton Mitory Governor Of Texas W.
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GEN. sTEELE's CAMPAIGN.
A sketch Of the Advance nnd Retreat.
Cores pondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.
LILLE ROCK Az Mnr toci

LITTLE ROCK Ark, May G. isGl
The army of Fort Smith and Little Rock has
just finished the most and disastrous campaign
Of the war. We have endured incredible hardships
amid starvation and disaster for six long weeks We
arrived here the 81 Of May when ratons were re-.
cciyed with tremendous cheers and we resting
our weary limbs and recruiting our furnished bodies
Gen. Thayers division left Fort Smith on the 22d Of
March and after tedious and wearisome march Of II
days over the pine hills and rough roads and through
swamps, distance Of 200 miles, we overlook Gen.
Steee's command al the Little Missouri River, which
we crossed on the pontoOn.
0ur division out Of rations two days previous 10
Joining Gen. Steele. We then drew about Onequarter
atiOns OF hard bread and full Tations Of coffee and
these with our beef. rations till the 10Th Of
April. from which time We had ratiOns till We ar
rived here the Sd of May.
We found Gen. Price with 10000 men, and - pieces
Of artillery fortified nj Prairie dc Ann, the Washing
ton road and six eight miles from where crossed
the river. Heavy diminishing then commenced, both
win artillery and small arms, and continued three days
the 10th lth and 18th Of April On the afternoon Of
the second day our army put in position on the
prarie. and In full view u the Rebel Qualifications and
IN the evening strategic movement was performed.
large IRAN OF empty wagons, and large force Of caya
~ hcludlng our regiment sent tie prairie
toward the enemys right flank and remained near the
tibef III after dark and then returned Tie day
our army vas again ia position, on the prairie viii
Gags waving The day beautiful and tie scene was
most magnificent The cavalry skirmshed on our
HANK, and Tie army moved steadily and cautiously Up
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE - NAY
26.-Before Commissioner OsBogS.
MUIDER AT SEA.
William H. Cleary, charged with the murder a
the third hip Emily Farnham, committed %
prison the examination being concluded this afternoon K
H. a,e and Geo ~ Curtis esGr-, defendants counsel
according the evidence atduced this not
Of murder but Of nansisughrr only but TIE ton.
sioner drcIrd Otherwise and besoEe stand prisoner
was committed Tor murder.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Az ADRoIT RoBBERY.-A well-dgessed in
diyidua called at Pecks hat store. corner q Hicks
and Fulton streets. day or two since. and asked for
pencil aud paper which furnished TO hin. Stand.
ing in front OF the desk he wrote note anu while 50
doing managed to unlock the drawer ard abstract
$50 Mr.. Peck and were both in the store at the.
time and suspected nothing wrong, until after tho
fellow departed one Of them had occasion 20 20 tic
drawer, aud then discovered the theft.
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COURT cALENDAR-TsIs DAY.
RENE CorKI-GENERAL IEEM.-A.

SUPREME CoUET-CESERAL iEkM.-AGJourlel 70
June o. .
SUPREME CoURT-Par, I.-(Short cause :. Nos
1883 2ly9 22i 2a 1850. lli2, 212s 13, Zo15, tce s
Part il.-Crrndar unchanged
SUPREME CouRr-SrEcIAL TERM.--lssges OF
law and itct-Nos. le9. l53. ~.
SUPEKIoR COURT-TIAL TERM.-Adlourned ioI
the term -,
CoURr or COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERa.-Ad-
jouTued Tor the tenn.
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NAVAL Movements,
TIE RESPONSIBILITY or OFFICERS COMMANDING |
VESSELS-OP-WAR.

NESSELS-OF-WAR.
The Navy Department ha, instructed the
commanding officers Of the different Navy Ynrds Of the
United States to promulgato the following mpo tnnt
order. which has been issued from Admiral Pguding
Office at the Brooklyn Yard in compliance with the
instructions referred to.
"Oficcrs appointed to command vessels fitting ont tis
Yard will report to the eut oIu nd,s Office every
ing Al m giving their names and the OF ysfscs 20
which ordered Should lraye be granted them they vii
report the tact IN the Office aud siate succeeds
them commanding officer, and the handing officer IT
vessel al this Yard viii II he have sufficient number Of
officers detail for daily dn watch officer and End
to remain boafd ou belrne in the morning until
bcring ia the evening for the purpose report all d,n
quens among the woIsnIeD. Thcse olcers Will have i'r
regular Tcie the sumo " TIE vessel Ia commission
The odr is reiterated that an Qtcey will remain board Of
their 81. during the night utter the vessel il placed Ia
r.fa.t.,
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FOUND DROWNED

Found DRowSED-The body OF man was
found in the river at Hamilton ferry Yesterday. lie
was dressed in a soldiers uniform, had been IN tte
water a long time, and much decompcsed that
Identification will be difficult. Coroner No.ris took
charge of the body.
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IRON PRopELtERs FOR THE GOVERNMENT

IKON TKDPLLLtES FVR TIE uVf AhE3. III
Mr. Perine the shipbuilder has Just received orders
from Washington TO construct with the utmost dis
patch two iron tug-propclers one II then viii be 10
feet long 70 feet wide 10 feet deep and GOgns harden.
The other will be 100 feet long 81 feet vide, feet
deep and 10 tuus burden
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27

SUSDAY-ScHooL REcEPTIoy.-A reception Of
the scholars Of the Uniyersalist Sunday School Of
Brooklyn Eastern District viii take place at Wash
ington Han this Friday evening. Tie ceremony Of
the May Queen festival viii be performed, and iheIo
will also DC an exhibition Of tab.caux.
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TPUOL STERERS WANTED.-AlSo young
MEN who have orAed at the bnsness, 1t the b.nei
at iuuitusc. ). HARRISON son, No. SSO West !+'hs
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The following is list Of the casualties IN the
Ist West Virginia Veteran Volunteer Infantry, "a
Brigade, LIST Infantry Division, Department OF west
Virginia.
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THE BATTLE OF NEWMARKET,
VIRGINIA.

"A Lis, Of KILLED. wounded and Missing.
From Our Special Correspondent
HEADQUARTERS CAMP NEAR CEDAR CREEK,
May ~ le64.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27

large dctachment Of United States sailors
from the reccivingslp North Carolina left this city
yesterday in charge Of Capt Pauding the Executive
Officer Of the Brooklyn Nayy.Yard They are destined
Tor Portsmouth, y. H. 10 man Of the vessels fitting
out 1T that yard for immediate service on the Southern
coast A great portion Of the men were able seamcn
many of whom had recently reoincd the service after
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CaIIaher's Evening Exchange.

CORNER Twenty THIRD STREET AID BROADWAY, NPPoslTa
EIFIu AVENUE H0rkL
TnrRsnAY. NOV 10 o'cock
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ihV nplrhulu iliiie steamer Alabama, winch,
curing last Fail nnd Winter rendered such efficient
service 10 the Government has been again commis.
s.oned at Portsmouth, " H.. for immediate service.
Inc following j. list Of the officers; Lieutenant Com.
ChccI, VIM. Bates; Ensigns Willis o. Perry John
H. Nennardi First Assistant Engineer I'd Farmer;
Second Assistant Enginccrs John G.. Rossnan Joseph
g LeWis' preyihe Lewis Third Assistant Engineers
Ezra GRAY c. ii. Warren.
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Enlisted men, kied...................
Commissioned officers wounded....................l
Enlisted men, wounded.
Enlisted men, nl! slng
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DEPARTURE OF 4 MORTAR FLEET.

Inc following vessels, comprising n mortar
heet for some time tnck located here sailed from this
| uied States schO0ners Owctta John Griffith Sea
Foam. and Henry Jones
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J. n French, d, IVA. ked. Corp Rechcuberger c. 30 "
NJ y. b. Manners ID, Va, l.. elbow.
killed. Fred. Stoke. q, 81 ". Y, feet.
DLMorron d Va, Killed Alex Lris.er q. % " Y, arm.
Geo Bottles, D. Va Killed Max Stsycr g. 20 y Y, elbow.
Alex. Mhcn.ic @ Va. Mild Scrsi.WJ Thompson b. Va.
Conrad " iude, 80 NY, lid. leg.
Corp John taumorc d. Va II H. Mikiuson h. Va, aldo.
Corp VIM Johnson d. iVa,fo I'd. ". shlmcF, Is, Va hip
l.. Cassal j., Va, foot l.. "a Leorm, h, Va, leg.
jeremiah Ledou, o. Va eyes. n. kiubali Is, Va, leg5
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DYsPEPsIA, DYSPEPSIA.

Thlsis to cerl that had Dyspepsia In the worst form
Tor three years. treated by Of the best ply
sciAns America; OF them Professors OF JEFF
College Philadelphia, but they did me good.
grew every month. would be taken at times with
dreadful my breast and stomach great It
that could neither Sit lie, stand but would about
from to another; my friends expected
die there appeared TO be relief for In this hope
less ndition placed myself under Dr. Wisharts treat
ment, and used his medicines as directed.
This day am wen man, and for three weeks have
been my feet. and working hard from early until
eleven O'Clock at night Mr. Wlshart give you this
thcate with grateful heart feeling my duty to do
you may, and want you 10 publish to the world that
every person suffering as may have the benefit Of
using your truly wonderful remedies All sick persons
liberty to cal and me- write 10 me, as want to
render all the good / can TO suffering humanity.
JAMES II. AN0ELL,
ovsrseer OF WAshington Manufacturing Companys
Weaving Room, Gloucester, N. j.
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DYSPEpSIAI DYSPEPSIA 1

I, Samuel d. Haven have been great sufferer with
chronic dyspepsia ana nfa nnation the kdnoys for
three years. employ three Of the
physicians OF Philadelphia, also Of Burlington county,
New Jersey. They did all tor they could but TO no
purpose. was constantly hled with awful pain and dis
tress, and with constant belcning of wind acid
My tongue was covered with white coating OF mucug
nnili cracked In large turTows and dreadly
OH Ones wished for death to relieve of my suffer
made 1t subject Of prayer 20 God that lie would direct
me tO some ply sciHn or medicine that would cure me
WAS tod TO read All advertisement OF Dr. WEhnrs,
Philadelphia Ledger, o great made upon Mr. john
BabCocE, Of No. lOS olive street, Phlade pha by the
great American Dyspepsia Pills. went the Doctor
office, ana placed myself under his treatment and told him
II he failed tC cure II would be the effort would
mako. II has been SIX weeks since commenced the
Of his medicine, and am well man, free from all
pain ard dis tress, and three hearty meals day
with comfort and feel per ect well. Dr. WshRrt want
you 70 publish case as want every poor dyspepti
suffering was to cali me- and viii tell them OF
the great cure have received cm Invaluable medi-
cine. SAMUEL ID. HAVEN,
Corner Of Yenarso and Lambert Streets near Richmond
ttreor, Trnery from Wrighistown Burlington county
New jersey
Dr. wIsilARTs once, No. 10 n. SECOND Street.
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DYsPEPsIAI DYRErsrAi

I, Noses Tcbn, Of ChcitonhAm, Montgomery county,
"a nave suffered foT more than everything but
death nsch, tom thAt awful disease, called Dyspepsia.
enpluNec ~ that time nvc OF eminent physicians
In PHILADELPHIA They d all they could Tor with mcdi-
sln,, 9nd culpng bnt sul was no better then went
70 the fcnnAy yvnnn University In order place In
reach ~ The best t dc al talents 10 country but their
medicines AiNd to do me any good, and ontmOs wished
NJ death " relieve me Of my suforngs, ug Dr.
Mmhartt edyoru,ement in dc Philadelphia Bulletin, {
deterniit ed 10 Try more, but Hle faith IcRed
on Dr. Wishar, and told him could have died would
not have troubled him. aud then related my suferinys
20 him The DR.. urcd me n he failed 10 cure mo N
Dysptpsis, II would be the rst case In years. put
mJ,'h under his treatment, snd although h,d been Tor
months vomiting nearly everything ate. stomach
swollen with wind and uled with pain beyond scrpton
bOnght box OF hts Dyspepsia pls used them as d.
rected and In ten days could eat heariy any
person In the state Of Ponhsylvana and In thirty
wel man. Invite any person suffering was 10 call
and SEQ me, and viii relate suffering and the great
cure recoivcd would n an DyspeptCs evervwhere,
that DR. WshaT s believe. the only person on the earth
bat can cure Dyspepsia with any degree ~
MOSES TOBLN,
Cheltenham, Montgomery Co. Fa y
nr. wISHART's once, No. 10 N. SECOND Street
once hours nom A. M TO 3 r. N. AL examinations and
consultations nee
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pYsrEpsIAI pYspEPsrAl

Dr, Wshart-G have been constant sufferer with Dys-
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 Il would be great
Hefto die. had at all umeS unpleasant feeling In my
head, but lRery my suerings much increased that
became ansost unit for business Of any kind my mind
was continually oiled with gloomy thoughts and forebod-
ugs and attempted to change their by reading
At sensation Of icy eodness, in connection with
dead weight as Il were rested upon my brain also,
feeling Of sickness would At tho stomach and great
pain TO my eyes accompanied with which the
tnua fear OF losing my reason also experienced great
asstude debility. and nervousness, which made 1t dim
cult to walk by day or sleep at night, became averse TO
society and disposed only to seousion and having tried
the skin Of number Of eminent physoians Of various
schools finally to the conclusion that for this disease
at my present age 5 years) there in exist
eucs But, through the Interference Of Divine Providence,
TO whom devouty oer my thanks, at last found
aegn remedy in your Dyspepsia Pills and Tar Cordial.
which 70 have eneoualy removed almost the last
trace Of nay long at OF ailments and bad feelings aRd in
their place health, pleasure, and contentment my
every day companions. JAMES NJ, SAUNDERS,
. No, A59 n. Second street, PhlAdephia,
Formerly OF Woodbury., M,
DIT wIsHARTs OfHce. No. 10 \. SECOND street, rhi-
lsdolphia.
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DYspErsIA-DYsPEPsIA.

hr Wishart, wish to add my ,estInony 70 the hun
deis you receive to the healing properties Of your Pine
Tree Tar Cordial Fof hecn years sufferer ten yosrs
Of that time have slept only In my chair being able
TO lie down for fear Of suiocaon have employed
OF The best physC In Philadelphia, all pronounced
my case incurabe taken to the College where the
Faculty having done what they could declared my dis
ease an nourSbo fAsthna and Chronic Dyspepsia
In Its last stage, eud that my lungs partially gone
Finding one ofyour circulars my wife procured from your
store bottle Of your Cordial Porscyerngly used
bottles, and box and half OF your ny spcpsa PMS when
felt that my disease wholly given way and the Cor
dla had given me new yigor and strength continued to
improve, and for hepast three months have been able
to sleep in mn bed as soundly as ever did Am now
well, and have gained twenty Ave 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
orlng. Friends, call and me, oxford Church
Post once, Twenty third Ward, Philadelphia.
ISAAC HELLERMAH
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POSITIVE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
HEAR WHAT MR.. JOHN Ii. BABCoCK SAYS,

NO, luis OLINE Street, I
Philadelphia, January 22d. 1868
Dr.. Wishart-Sr: is with much pleasure that am
now able TO inform that, by the Of your great
American Dyspepsia Pills have been entirely cured OF
hai most distressing complaint Dyspepsia. had been
greyousy AFFLICTED for the twenty eight years nd for
ten years OF that time have not been freed from lis pain
week time. Ihave had Il in its worst form and
have dragged most miserable exiEtenceln PAIN day
and night. Every Kind Of food lat ned me with
wnd and pain Il mattered not how light how small the
quantity. continued boChing to follow. ad
appetite for Kind Of meats whatever and my dis
tress eat for seyern months before heard OF
your Pills, that frequently wished death. had taken
everything that had heard OF for Dyspepsia without
ccVng any beneft but your Pills being recommended
10 me by who had been cured by them concluded 10
give them rial although had no faith them. To my
nstonshment, found myself getting better before /
had taken ono-ourth Ot box, and amer taking half
am WeR man, and anything irfsh, and ENJOY
hearty meal three times day without from
nyhing eat or drink II You think proper, you at
liberty make this public and me. will cheer-
fully Give all desirable Information to any one who NAV can
on me, Yours, respeetfully, JOHN II. BABCOCK.
Fur sale at Dr, WlSIlAkT'S Medical Depot, No. no n
SECOND Street. Philadelphia, Pa Price one dollar per
bOS Sent by mail, nee Of charge on receipt Of price,
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rwisharts Store and oGlco, No ION SECOND stree
Philadelphia.
DYSPEPSIA DYsPEPsIAi

I, Moses Rommis, do certify that sick with dys-
pcptis tor two years very sick the pit of my
stomach, with pain ia my breast side, back and head
with dizziness and staggering In walking with great weak
general debility. employ od in tat time
eminent physicians, aud they differed in their opinion
my disease; some thought had disease, aud some
another, but all the tme getting ami worse
until became low that my wife would TO feed me
weeks together. While In this d. eadfnl condition.
placed myself under Dr. Wliharrs treatment aud used
his great American Dyspepsia Plls and treatment for
Dyspepsia, and at the present time perfectly well,
and have gained In flesh twenty pounds, anl can
work aud attend to my business wen any person
Pennsy yRuia, and am sa, ned 1t perfect cure Dr.
wishart, you publish my you see proper as
testimony the great power your medicine
has 10 Dyspepsia. All persons at liberty call
aud see cor write. MOSES KOMMIS,
sehuykn Haven, schuylkin county, Pa.
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pYsrErsIAI pYsPEPsIAl

l. John Lynch do certify that for four months past was
attacked with acute dyspepsia; severely handled
that could do nothing but what twould hl me with
dreadful distress my system perfectly
trated my whole frame became weak and trembling,
with a confused noise and dizziness in the head, followed
by GpitAton Of the heart and general debility Of the
whole body Every Kind OF medicine administered to me
did no good until advised to call Dr Wishart and
place myself under his treatment III about nine
weeks since commenced use his Dyspepsia Pills and
Pine Tree Tar Cordial do truthfuly and faithfully
say, that perfectly cured ofDyspepsia and all other
diseases Arising thereiom and eat three good meals
every day, and feel wen In every respect 70 years
OF age and It was necessary, feel could and would
shoulder my gun 10 defend the city from Invasion by tbs
Rebels All persons suffering with Dyspepsia WAS,
at Liberty call and me- for feel It my duty TO do all
the good for suffering humany.
JOHN LYNCH,
No. 1881 Poplar street, Philadelphia.
DR.. WISHARTs Store and once, No. 10 N. SECOND
Street, Philadelphia IA, An examinations and cOnsulta
tonI eo OF charge. Price, 81 per box Sent by mail
receipt ofmOney.
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nYsPEPsIAI nYspEPsIAl

Or. Wshar-l was great sufferer with dyspepsia for
seven years Everything filled me with wind aud
dreadful pain and my lie Of great suffering
was much afflicted hat II drank glass OF water II
would s,on return back ~ heated condition nupUpd
TO every kud OF medicine and atment but all TO no
purpose saw your Advertisement In the 81 cr OF
great your great American Dyspepsia Pills had made
went to Your store anC purchased box and CONNER ced
10 use them and do thank God this day am we'll man
and eat three meals per day have number OF
persons after your pills, and young that was
suffering with dyspepsia my neighbour llod eight Of
your pills, ana they cured him entirely You NAV refer to
me II you see proper. JAOOB ulGuLEY
ktnnedyvlle, Kent county, Del.