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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-05-03

Office Of the Secretary of the Common
wealth. Harrisburg, July /, 1868.
PENNSYLVANIA, IS:
~ I do hereby certify that the foregoing
Is Sand annexed is full, true and correct
- copy of the original Joint Resolution of
the General Assembly, entitled "a Joint Res
oluiion proposing certain Amendments to the
Constitution" as the same remains on file IN
thus Office.
In Testimony Whereof have hereuntc Sc,
nv hand, and caused the seal OF the Secreia-
tarys ofii:e TO be affixed, the day and year
above written. ELI SLIFER,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth
The above Resolution having been agreed
to by a majority of the members Of each
House at two successive sessions OF The
General Assembly Of this Commonwealth,
the proposed amendments will be submitted
TO the people, for their adOphon or rejection,
on the FIRST TUEsDaY OF AuGUsT, in The
wear Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty four, in accordance with the provis-
ions of the tenth article of the Constitution,
and the act, entitled. IAN Ac: prescribing the
time and manner of submitting to the people,
for their approval and ratification or rejec-
tion, the proposed amendments to the Consti-
tuton," approved the twentythird day of
April. one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-four. ELI SLIFER.
lO45 Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-05-03
p r fE T S.

Large size (holding nearly
double quantity) Sl.00 500
Small size IS 400
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-05-03

From the former Pistor Of he Ch'umb,s IN u and
Maesto,on (Ia.) BAPTIST churches.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-05-03

NALT, in barrels and sacks for sale
~ hy JNO. II. GOODMAN.
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Or c. NJ Jackson-Dear Sir: feel it pleasure thus,
accord bear testimony to the excellence of
the German Bitters. Some years since being much
afflicted with Dyspepsia, used them with very b-ne fetal
results. ! have often recommended them To persons
enebl-d by that tormenting disease and have heard
them the most haterin testimonials its great
value. In Of general debility, believe it is
tonic that not he surpassed. join NJ LYONS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-05-03
From, Eer. DR.. HTnt,r, Fistor Of Rsrborough Blpti

Dr. Jackson-Dear Sir: fe. it due TO your excellent
preparation, Hooands German Btters my
mony to the deserved reputation it has obtained
have for years, at times been troubled with great dis
order in my head and nervous system. l advised,
ty friend to try bottle ofyour German Bitters did
and have experienced great and unexpected relief
my health has been materially benefited. confidently
recommend the article where meet with similar
to my own, and have been assured by many of their
good effects. Respectfully yours,
THOMAS WINTER.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-05-03

1SD BDLS. .Mackerel, Nos. | and 2,
jim half and whole barrels, for sale by
N GlODNAN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-05-03

WHITE and Blue Plaster for sale
w by ,!ND H. GOODMAN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-05-03

CARPETS.-All Wool, Heavy In
grain CARPETS, Brussils Carpets Rag Carpets Floor
Oil Cloths. Just received and for sale by
JNO II. GOODMAN.
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From Rer j. s Herman, ot the Gsrman Reformed church,
knt:t9'cn, BerLs county.
Dr. G. NJ -Jacksou-Respected Sir have been troub-
lei with Dysrersis nearly twenty years. and never
u-.d any m-icin. that did = much good Hoof-
lands Bitt.rs. l am very much improved in health,
after having taken fve bottles.
Respectfully yours, J. s. HERMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-17
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1884

FORD-On "Wednesday. Sept H. Of consumption. David r.
Ford IN the 2sh year Of his age
HE relatives AMI friends respectfully Invited to attend
tie fInefsl from bis brother uaws T. u. Bush Tur-
ners Orange County. N. T.. Sunday aft. moon a,
O'Clock, =. u.
KlNG-Srar Sing Sing. Thursday Sep. Isth Rev. Jane,
:. King. aged - yeas.
Tfr friend. Of the family and Of that If his father
Henry H. Rrmscn are respectfully invited TO tend lis
farer.l from his late residence Saturday Of O'Clock
Carriages w BE- IN visiting ct Sing Sing station upon The
eys Of he tain. which caves Chambers street station,
H. Y. X. r. u O'Clock.
MOOBFUon Francis Moore nscd Sc wears late OF T.xa.
HE ratiycs and friends respectfully invited attend
BIS in-Eai ron his late rr.doucr No. l2 Fret place,
BIoosiyn this Saturday sfieneon. at O'Clock, p
NO1LS-NetT feiersbuTe Va On the Goth Aug as' IN the
year OF bis age Moses o. Noyes Of the Ugh Regiment
The relative, and friends Of the family invite
TO attend his funeral from his late residence No Douglass
street Brooklyn, on Sunday the 10Th init OF O'Clock
PofISA his residence In the city of New ok Thurs
day morning Sept 5 Rev. George Potts ID. Pastor Of
the Presbyterian Churcn University place. in the cd
year OF his Asc.
The relatives and friends Of the family members NJ the
Church and coBgre cation OF which he Pastor and tho
Clergy. respectfully invited TO attend his funeral " the
Church. Of University place and Tenth stroot ON
Mondsy tho lsh inst, at ococS, p. without further
invitation
PAIIlSON-On Thursday Sept u.s. 1894 James Edwin Pat
tison Of the late James PGson aged 10 year, month
and day.
The funeral viii take place the residence Of h mother
No. % Ridge street, Saturday afternoon at O'Clock
Friends aud relatives Of the family invited to attend
QUTCk-On Friday ne 10th inst, MsrIa, widow OF Iennis
Quick In ,hr s5,h yesr OF her a,r.
The relatives sud isnds II the family respectfully invited
send her funeral from her late residence No. ia West
i4ih street. OIL Monday, the 18th. a, - p.u
ROOSln Brook yn. sept l6 at the residence Of Mn Chas
X. Jane AzarahJ Rigs. formerly Of Connecticut and ate
OF Goldsboro. n. C.. ssed 45 years.
Funersl AZ Orange Conn, on Sunday
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The "Nrw NATION" AND GEN. CLUsEREr.-

cH-''
A controversy has sprung up between Gen. Clusere,
and Major Haskell in relation to the proprietoship OF
tho New Nation" n which Major Haskell asserted
that Gen Cluseret had been dependent upon Gen Ere
rOnt for subsistence Gen Gu ,Crct sent the following
roply to The Hyrd which not brlng allowed 10 appear
10 that paper. We are Tequesed TO publish:
TO As Editors Of he Bor'd'
Although nnaccustomed TO speak the same language
- Mr. Fremont consent TO reply for the first
snd Las. time This raay then what he peases
o. me-tbe nOtoriety attached 10 lis name will be SUI
1cient answer
mir Haskell aFserts that have lived my pay and
che benefits rece we'd from bis master think that the
following declaration will suffice 10 prove the morait!
Il the men into whose hands have fallen.
As for benefits from General Fremont, Tor WDoin L
disbursed g. las ron my pocket, when ne
rlses 10 return 70 me after having given me ms word
aud thanks also 10 the good faith Of the people calling
.hemselyes the Pathfinder Association, AIN oOhged 70
cend 10 France for fresh funds.
40 sso disce u tLCsEREl
"OfIIcH OF JOHN MONROE Co.
BASKERs No MALL STREET. y
NEw-YORK sept IS le64. y
we hereby certify that ON the l2th Of February last
80 received advice fom Paris of egbty-twO hundred
and sixty four 60 100 francs (264 60 ancs) TO the
credit OF General C.usere; and subject t0hs draft and
chat the amount awaited Of BY him and placed 10 bis
credit here for his We have also received for his
aocOu previous occnsOns either b. letters Of credit
or Othefvise. fluids for his and benefit, pro.
coeds of woh We have paid 10 him called for.
John MuERoE & Co."
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From The Christian Tines
SIGHT RESTORED.
CONCERNING EYES AND OCULISTS.

ofthe i've senses tho, which call seeing Is the mos, In
portant aud valued. In proportion a. Ibis sen'e f'
We are rd1cedi hepe.nesL eniirey destitute Of sight,
how slow would be progress In knowledge and how n
tied our sphere Of action and usefulness Endowed with IT,
the universe become. new creation clothed with beauty and
diversified by thu, Infinite variety which fis to attract
the mind and heart,
For several months past s has beena practical subject to
III. An innmod condition Of the eyshds. communicating
itsefto tie pupil rendered tho discharge Of daily due' not
only painful but dangerous A,ribuiing Il 70 III. effect Of
cold we endured through the Spring with the hope that
with the rsurn Of weather would entirely disappear
But in this we doomed 20 Disappointment SUMNER re-
TUNED but woned sight What might have been the
result either Of further neglect Of incompetent treatment
canno, say.
Stating to friend, he essurod us that similar
Que Ia biz own family had recently been treated with enis
.uceess by Dr. Won Eisenber- Of this city. Saifyine
selves By particular Inquiries that thu Dooor IA
piric bu. scen,hc oc.: and sur. concluded seek
the benefit Of his treatment which have reason
Acknowledge as ,ery greet Though but few Under
his care the appearance OF our eyes nA toy changed lie
pup now u and elear and the lids entirely free from
inflammation The Doctor that tie optic has been
weakened and the rotna assumed chronic inanrntory
state affecting ss al tho ether tissues and threaten
NJ Il neglected 10 rud In Auausosi Ophthsniii, BE-
hove e. the which oeus apply to eyes affected
ours Having obtained much desired relief tsks great
pleasure in acknowledges indebtedness to the talent Of
Dr. Won Esenbeg sud Of calling to I. The attention Of others
who may be suffering from simsf condition
Of their eyes said tina, Providence provides sndo's
for rvery bsns Is certain that the eye IT, In these times
subject trials thsn formerly Let Us be thankful
then the tendencies which destroy tho
organ Of vision tho progress. of science teeps pace With these
tendencies, II not in advance Of them
OFFICE. No. SIG BROADWAY
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ALLENTOWN ROUTB.-It is announced in an
other column that on and after the 18th inst additional
faciJ will be Afforded 10 Western travellers by this
route BY the running of another through Express train
leaving this city dolly from the depot of the Central
Railroad Of New-Jcrsey Pier North River ct nine
o'clock Our readers referred 10 the advertise
mont for statement Of of tie advantages clsmed
fgY this route,
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L. =. 3-JU Loan.

III. Secretary of,be Trssry give, notice tia, sub.criP
ons viii be received for Coupon Treasury Note. payable
three years or Aus IL ia5i, with somi annual interest
the rate seven aal tare tens poT cen, per sunum-pFe
%. and n,ere., both to b. paid In lawful money.
Thee notes BE- the option oftas holder a,
maturity into sr pr gold bearing bonds. p,ysoi. n0t
10. than Eve nor than twenty years from their date
he Government, nay eeo. They will be 'ued in denom
nations Of 80 500 800 ticO and $500. and al sub
op,lon. mus. 70 fof GAy dollars multiple Of hiy
dollar.
A. the notes draw ntsres, from Augu" ls persons making
nom dat. Of not. to date Of deposit
Parties deyo.,ng twenty-five thoussni dollars and upward
of Ae. note, at any time will b. SLOWED commission
Of one quarter Of one per cent
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
Ir NArIosAr SAVING. B.sx Offering higher rae
iiatcres than any other sad a, best es,ig Any savings
bank which pays is deposo 10 L. s. Notes considers tia.
|, u,ylns N tho b-, circulating medium Of the county
AID earso. pay IN anything better for Its a''-s ars
ber IN Government ,ecures In notes bonds payable
In Government pepeT.
CONVEX. IuLE INTO 4 SIX PER CENT $40 COLD
BOND.
In addition 70 th. very liberal n,eres; she Notes 'o
thu. years. his privilege Of conversion is nos worth about
three per eea per for the current rate for go Bond'
Is no, es than per cant premium snd before ihe war The
pr,ulsm ON ak per ecu. u s. Stocks oys' twenty PEI
cent II will be seen thu, the actual pro6t this Loan, at
III. pr,..u, make. rate Ia les, than ten per cent per
sAnuni.
re-, EXEMPTION FROM STATE Or MUNICIPAL TAN
ALTON
Bnt ssd. tom all the advantages have enumerated
sp.eal Ac, Of Congress. ezsrr al Bona' and Trea'ny
Note, ,, iol sa-ae- On the averas- this exemption is
worth sbou, two PER po according to tho rate Of
TAXATION in y.rlou, parts Of the eoun,ry.
II il believed that no securie, oier sea. inducements
"a lender. a. those i..ued by the Governments In all
che orms II indebtedness tho ih or ability q priyas
c,e. or stock companef separate conman tiles, only
pledged for payment, while the whole property Of the coan
10 secure tie discharge Of all the obligations Of the
United s,a,cs
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BIZ RECEIVED
by the
A...,.., TnxiscHrl OF rHs UgrIEp STATES corner OF
Wal and Nausg-stI
tmsr N,riosiL BAsK oP NEW. Yosx. No i"slist
sycosp NATIONAL BANK oy NEv. YORK. 23dst Brdwsy
Tump RATIONAL BANK or Szw YORK No. $ N"ssan't
Fornra NATIONAL BANK NAVY OK. q and ~ fine'I
Firm NATIONAL BasK Of NEsYoRx No. d' aGy
srr-p NiTioSAL BssK OF NV YORK. 6,hss brdwsy
Ttey-- NsriosAL BASkor NEw yonx. No $50 Broadway
NI,ra NA1Io SAL BANK OF NV YORK No o61 Broadway
Tryru SAiIoN,L BANK SEw YORK. No. 40 Broadway
CxyrxIL NATIONAL BAsE or Nso YORK 10. II Dasn, u
N,r,osu ExcuASsR BANK OF NEW York. ia Orw'eh st.
s no Al N.;,onL Bsuis which deposonss Of pabie
money.
AND ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
the country will give fu-thc Information and
.reopD EVERY FACILITY TO SUR scRIBERS
| TO Fditors,-An experienced hEPuETER and COR
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iAdvcIiis-ment.l

IIfNNILLtr =
Dr.. VIM. VI. GREGG-Dear Sir: In February
1891 was afflicted with sugar diabetes and for five
months passed more than two gallons Of water in
S. fouI hours Oblil to get mp often ten or
Gwelye times during the night and in five months lost
shout fifty pounds in weight During tie month OF
July. 1861 procured two battles Of Constitution wa
lor and after taking bottles entirely cured.
after regaining my usual good heanh
YOurs. truly j. V. L. DEWITT.
Sold wholesale by MORGAN & ALLES. No. a. Chtist'.
and All druggists.
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Sold BY Druggist, in city and country everywhere

Sold by Druggists in city and country everywhere
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE.
Order. BY mall Nom either deaers consumers prcnyiy
attended to-
G. @. CLARK & Co.,
WHOLESALE uGvGGISTs, NHw-HAvEN, CONN,
Propriesorr
NorE-Femaes enceinte will hnd this splendid ant'dosa
for NAUSEA AT STOMACH and al indisp ostsr peculiar
10 the situation
DEMAS BARNES L Co,
No. n PsTkrox, NJ T..
General Aeenss
hsvs The above preparation for sale IN largo or small guam
etiss C0ss Coash Bolsam and syus Periodical pr0P'
II. Il. HEMBOLD.
Chemical Warehouse, No. Set Broadway
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IMPORTANT To TRAVELLERS.

While yin the stomach became badly Dc
ranged causing severe pn IN head Had been on the
wst. would have beeu called sea lady sitting
by me knowing my condition reached out bJtte saying
Ths allow" Gid and IN less than i've nih uses my
trouble Was ended The medicine was "Coe's Dyspepfa
Cure and rom the effect had upon the stomach and what
have oarned Of Il since. think must be al excellent rem
,dy for Sea. Sickue.s and Dyspepsia - ~
Madison, June 70, 1884 MKS SAMUEL flELD'
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Neu. Iersrr. on Yednesday. Sept. u.


sCfFETT-As Berg,n New Jersey on wednesday SEPT ~
Catherine IT, wife Of Edward r. Bufe,t, NJ D., and daush
Tn Of walter b. Smith esq Of this city, aged % yeats
The relatives and friends Of the family r-pe yin " v@a
attend the funeral oin residence Of her father No "a
East tst street New yort. Saturday the I'm Ast OF
O'clock p -,
BOOTHAt Osht.,nc HSlsmsEo Co, Michigan on the 18th
ssV.-. W. L. Booth, asod e. formerly O. this city.
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cUOrFyA NORYUe.

II has been a.cer aimed that GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE Is
,r and peedy cure for Choera Morbns Dysen.ery Dsr
rh.A and kindred complaints. now so pTeyaent-one tea
80, nj o0rn curing in very few minutes the most
sn or rrsnps IL neutrazos the bad effect oen produced
bx change of weather drinking ice water, eating unrpe
S ar VEGETABLES 1t viii al such cases, ~ OF every iuv
gentleman has jast called and Informed that tie life of
In lad been saved by two doses.
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H1xIE ID.

DE HART-wISSLOwE-A Calais. Maine. on Wednss
dsy SEPT H. by the Rev. Mt Caldwell Lieut. W {: De
Hart O. g. Revenue Service. 20 Mnns Ninso"e daughter
tho lste Hon. q. NJ Chase. Of ,he iornsf p.aee -
PTCK-FOSDlCK-At Japieica l. l., on tusay. sept IS
byths Rev ?. ~ Daley Geo. L. Peck t. annie l., osush
te1 Of the Hon. Morris fosiiek. No cards
tr,l Bnpts, Church Brooklyn, by the Rev Howard Mai
com ID. O, Phsde 2ba, , dwsrd C. Palmer Of New
Oreaps to Nellie Malcom only daughter Of Joshua Gibbs
esq, Of Brooklyn.
-gIIBHR-RlCF-rr Al',any or sYndsy Sept II. By the
Rev j. ~ Wicket Mr.. Wirh-d ; w oer OF TINS city 70
Mis- Mary Rich Of Quaker sreet y. y.
-xAIsH-PRESTisS--A, Brooklyn, on Thnrsday Sept
Is, By the Rev. Hugh Srth CsrPe,ss William W. "s"h
70 Ma Lizzie Hunt daughter of William Preniiss. -
@ILLlAMS-BKEWSr LR-0n Saturday evening SEPT 10
1854 the residence Of the officiating clirs> man tne hev
Pusb1ss Pa, n Ni. Miranda Miis BIswdsr Of New
brynswick, New Jersey.
Aoa.1esl papers will please copy.
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DE AFNE IS @ Il T. ID.
Fron The Tribune
EARS TO TIE DEAF.

EARS TO THE DEAF.
Every rAn aid especially every woman. bcIve. IN hs or
her phy.eisn There philosophical mis3' which hold to
or some other form Of scientific but with the world
large tie BELIEF f. in the system but in the Doctor ~
peeialyl this true regards har',' and ooos~ The
ra,nt who has recovered rs. sLi biz hearing that
IN. blesn. could have been restored him b. other
practitioner than that particular by whom his eyss or eaF'
were opened Dr. Won Eiicnberg Il our bs', Known
sus lie hs, mol brother praottloner hs'
.yes and n whose h therefore, we believe above II others
Bu, We hear Of hn from those who him net merely
surreop bu az bsrefac1-. eoen, has been re-
lated to u.s. for the uhines. o. which can vo1oa though
We cal name no names The paeu lady who haibeen
df rom Infancy as consequence % Of tie ailments
to which children arc liable La,ey tho disease had taken
an acute form and the patient subec. TO intense 'uie
Tn. deaf.s. wa rApIy becoming complete and tie genera
health down under the physical 'rhsi'os a.,ndan.
upon constant pain Ordinary remedies and ordinary sd'oo
were useess aud Dr. Won Eenbss called In We need
not repeat HI, diagnosis Tor that would BE- only ahd Of bard
seat Of dea.e fret In portion Of tho organis then In
another aud with puaoa sfu his Insight "as &c
cars,e be removed the and she Who from Infancy
bad heard with dicuiy and a'ely hardly at all wa
stored fr.t to perfect hearing snd then perfect health d.
Won Ei.enberss advertisement. reminds Of this which
we thu, briefly relate though no al liz solicitation Let him
,hs, ha,h no, ears, hear.
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<op.Forfeiiing Life Insu

ION. Forfeiting Life Insurance.-hs there are
thousands looking 10 Life Insurance the safrst
method CT saving Investing their money, the non,
forfeiture system noticed lately IN columns in reduced
COB. Mutual Life Insurance COlnpany OF New fork
deserve. than passing notice There are many IN our
midst who lost much Of their bard earnings for "ant on
inst this Improvement and trus, all will be 'uflfed
now 70 invest literally in this form Of security Our capitalists
say that their Life Insurance pOcs better than bank
stocks and sar than any savings bpnks always poy ns
larger dividend. interest on the investment
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!, . aouan IF. WOODRUFF.


rEvbAvEr- Juns H. ino<.
Nv Oos-Deay ST., The bsitls OF Dyspepsia Medicine
r.ceiy.d from you gave ins,aataaeous res. only used
when my food distressed me was shout ise taking two
n. quantity OF food and Decreasing The medicine until
was enebed,o eat without Sns anyhtnf at all My
was an extreme Que. having 'sa.rcd for seven yea now
cou,i.r myself cured sAd by only using bottle Of
Medcine In the space Of months. The dose
spoonful ELLEN D. ALLEN.
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Ayoiee fsoua home through our City Papers.

NEw-HAvKS Conn juno re- 1854.
Messrs FprroRs Allow through your columns, to &C.
know my gratitude for the benefit have received from the
use Of Goes Dyspepa Cure. Although wa great sufferer
from Dyspepsia ,he first doe ne instant relief sne one
ounce has enabled cat anything that please without
pain have stopped using the medicine as no LONGER
need H. fALMl hi LII MAN
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TESTIMONIALS.

From the Pastor the Methodlst E. Church Madison. Conn.
have used Goes DysPep-. Cure Ia my family, and can
" iusiy testify 10 ito value A. 2 medicine.
HENRY GlDNAND. PastoT ". Z. Church.
MADISON Coun., June 20, 1861.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-17
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,
AND IT WILL
RELIEVE YOU INsTANTaNEOUsLY!

RELIEVE YOU INsTANTaNEOUsLY!
Thus enabling you by hearty eating and hs Of the Cure
AFTER each mea Ia oen as the food dstesses you or sou'
your s,oach to get in very few days that you
do without tie medicine except occasionally ard By the
the first bottle used up will guarantee you free from
Dy.rep aud able TO digest, and enjoy hearty break
fat you down in your hesthest hours, and
will forfeit you the pdee Of the bottle upon your showing
that statement Is not correct
Tue medicine Is powerful bu: hArness and while single
esspooufu will reievs the dyspspe sufferer the
whole bottle fol would not materially inJlrc him It 10
trely vegetable, aud contain, ops-s All classes Of die
have their origin dsordersd Stomach and
Bowels. dspe-d in tho instantaneous way BY che
If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-17
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,

Fever and Agse Sick Headache Sickness a the Stomach
Constipation. Heartburn, Colo Pains la Stomach
Bowels. Dy.eotery, Vomiting. Fes..
ins Of fnutne.s and Lassuse,
Wsit OF Appetite. 2 - 10 --- ."
viii not and cannot e1. whe, the carols used removes
The Di.es,e b. removing tbo cause Hhs Alcoholic Bt.e
which cover up yonr bad feeling, for few moments by their
e IhillIs iing effects.
Beware Of all such remedies beverages bu. In their place
Remedy that viii the diseased functions TO them
normal condition ard motion the entire human mechan
perfect harmony and upon principles Synonymous with
ell defined physiological laws That such will DO the effect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-17

From benefit derived by the OF Goes Dyp-pt Cure
In family prepared 10 ssy that never intend TO be
without H. and advise al who afflicted With Dyspepsia to
try IL. fhiLANpEh LEWIS
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

Immediately and insnaneously pledge our word as men
reputation PhaTmaceuti.tsour favorable
qusintance with The people propneos Of the World TO
nownei GOES COUCH BALSAM" II it Ia used according
directions. which may be found with each bottle.
We add some Testimonial. from nsighsors and
sownsnen, TO which ASA your careful a,!oution