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s,,o,rn of General wheeIer.

General Wheeler, although chief Of cavalry in
the Rebel Army of Tennessee, is known TO be a
dead failure. He first figured in Bosecrans' rear
at the battle Of Stone river, and at one time COM
pletely cut of all his supplies, and destroyed q
vast amount Of medical stores. He was then a
Blajor-General. For this feat he was rendered the
command Of all the cavalry In Braggs army-a
position which he accepted. From that time until
Roseerans' movement towards TalahOOmio, be
hoyered about Franklin, Tennessee, but was
whipped in every general engagement.
His was the command, you will recolect, thai
captured several steamboats, in the Cumberland
river q short time after the battle Of Stone river,
They were crowded with sick and wounded, and
attended 20 In great measure By negroes. He
most inhumanly dragged the sufferers ashore.
burned al the steamers, and tied the negroes 10
Uses, and barbarously murdered them.
,.ie ne Is an Albanian by birta and graduate OF
Sesi Point he catered the Academy at che age
easeen, and left It at tho age Of tWenty-One, at
No NSonaahleneement Of the secession movement,
.siecea :. appointed Second Lieutenant, and
EI,c ,os ~ ,Seihsie, Pa. At the breaking out OF
states Army, ana went Sohtb " '''N
he ~ little fellow, about 6,,. fo,t e., ;,,ot,,
Alsh' VIA Aiio about a. large As his body.
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nYsPrrmAl pYsrEpslAI

!, Moses Tehin, oi Chultonhan MONTGOMERY county,
Pa have fgf thhn one yeh 0vsrythng Dut
death Naelf iron that awful tisessv, uahd nyHpepsla
cmpio ~ m that tme ave OF the most eminent phy-cians
IN Philadelphia ihCy al they oould for ue WIN ine
and cut PING bot still vas uo belief uen vent
IN the penusy UuiyeTsi u order tn place myself N
hest a. al talents Ia the country, but tner
medicines iailcd 10 do any good and oiimes Whned
dcah relieve nf NY surCrngs, but see NJ DT
WishanS advoi h,cmcnt In the Philadelphia Buleun !
detsrmU ed 10 try more, hut with htt aith called
on Dr. wishart, told him n cnuld have died would
MOI have lruubl'd hin, and then related my suhenngs
a. him The Dr, urcd me n he failed to cure mo of
Dysp,psia would be the first In years, 20 put
m,ttH under his uentU ent nd although had beon tor
munthr vomiting ueariy everything ate my stninAch
swollen with wind aud ned with pain beyond scrpti m
bought box OF hs Dyspepsia Pills, used thom ~ d.
rected In days could eat hesTy meal as any
person In the STATE Of peunsylvna aud IN thirty tnys was
n well invite any person sufertug as was 70 eau
and and VIII relafe suffering and the great
cure received would tu All Dyspepcs, evervwhere
that WishAr s believe. the only the earth
,ha, cure Dyspepsia with any degree ot cortantv
MOSES TOBtH,
Cheltenham. Montgomery Co, Pa.
nr. w1SHART's cflce, No. 10 n, SECOND street
ONCE hours IRON A. M TO =. NJ AL exanlE auOns and
tAtons fee.
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DYsPEPsrLI DISPERSAL

I, Samuel D. Haven, have been great sufferer with
chronic dyspepsia and inflammation Of the kdnoys for
three yeRTs employ ed three Our Of the most eminent
phy scians Of Phi adephia Rsn Of Burlington county,
New Jersey They did all tor they could, but all To
purpose. constantly hed with awful aud dis
tress, and with constant belching of wind aud acid
My tongue was covered with white coating Ui mdcus
until crack ed IN large tutrOws and drcaduly sOe
OH Ofu,s wished for death 10 relieve Of nv suffer
ings, for had lost all hope of BEN we'll ain
mace II a subject of prayer 10 GOD that lie would direct
some ply sciaU OF med cine tn would
told read nOvert OF Dr. Wis harts,
Philadelphia "Ledetr OF great cure made upon Mr. John
BBbGOck, Of No. 1913 Ohve street Phale MA ny the
great American Dyspepsia Pills went 10 the Doctor
Oo placed eli under his tre iment and told
II he failed me- It would be the last effort would
make. IL has been SIX weeks since commenced the
his edlCinO aud l well man, from all
pain ard distress, and cat three hearty meals
with comfort and eel per ecty wen Dr. Wishart, want
you to publish my case as want every poor dyspe
suffering as was. 10 cali on me, and will ten them OF
The cure have received nom Invaluable mod
cine. SAMUEL ID. HAVEN,
Corner of Venars and Lambert streets near chon
street, frmcry from Wrghtstpwn Burlington county,
New jersey.
Dr. WlsiART's once, No, 10 y. SECOND Street
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pYsrEPsIAI pYsrErsIAt

Br Wisbart-I have been constant sufferer with Dys-
Icpsia tie last eighteen years during which time can
not say that ever enjoyed perfectly well day There
times when the symptoms were more aggravated
than az others and then Il seemed II would be great re-
lefto die. had at al uos unpleasant feeling 10 MY
hcad, but sttery my sueging5 much increased that
became almost unit for business Of any kind my mind
was conanualy llsd with gloomy thoughts and forebod-
ngs sud attempted to change their current By reading
at once sensation Of icy GOODNESS, 10 connection with
dead weight as itwere, rested upon my brain; also
feeling Of sickness would tire stomach and great
pain to M eyes, accompanied with which was tho con-
unua fear oflo5lng my reason, also experienced great
!assude debility, aud nervousness, which made II dii
cult 20 walk BY day sleep at night became averse 10
society," and disposed only secluon and having tried
the SKIN OF nunberof eminent physicians Of various
schools hnai came 10 the conclusion hst for this disease
at my present age as years) there cure In exist
ence But through the Interference Of Divine Providence,
10 whom devouty Offer my thanks at last found SOW
eregh remedy IN your Dyspepsia Pulls and Tar Cordial,
which seem 20 have ehectusly removed almost the last
trace Of my long list OF ailments and bad feelings, and In
ther place health pleasure, ard eontcntment are my
every DAY CONF ani1ns. JAMES NJ SAUNDERS,
No.43 n Second street, Philadelphia,
Formerly OF Woodbury., n. j.
Dr WIsnARTB Oaiee, No, 10 y. SECOND Street Put
lRdclQAR,
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pYsPEPsIAl DYSPEPSIA

J. Moses Kommis do certify that sick with dys-
pepsia two years; very sick at the pit of my
stomach, with pain In my beHst side, bscN aud mead,
with dzzLcss and staggering In wakngwitn great weak
ness ana g neral debility. employed, taa time seven
eminent physicians, and tey differed in lhoir opinion OF
my dsualC; some thought had disease, some
auou er but all the time getting ami worse,
untl became 70 low hat my would to feed me
for weeks toge her. While IN this d eadful condition,
placed myself under Dr. WshArts treatment, and used
ms great American Dyspepsia Pills and treatment for
Dyspepsia, ana at the present tmeJ perfectly won,
ard hayesgained in flesh twenty four pounds and can
work and attend to my business well any person
Penney lvania and am sat ncd perfect cure. DR..
wishart, You can publish my case you proper,
want testimony to the great power your medicine
has To cure Dyspep5a. All persons at liberty call
ana see meoT write. MOSES RuAMIS,
Sehuylkill Haven schuylkin county Pa.
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DYsPEPsIA, DYSPEPSIA.

This Is to certify that had Dyspepsia In the worst form
for three years. treated by of the best ply
EieGns IN America Of thsm Professors OF Jof-
ferson College, Philadelphia, but they did good.
grew worse every month. would be taken al times with
dreadful pains in breast and stomAchI great It
that could neither s lie, stand but would about
from to Rnotheri nay friends expected
de there appeared to be relief for In this hope
less ccndion placed myself under Dr. Wisharts treat
pent, and used his medicines aS directed.
This day am well man, snd Tor three weeks nave
been on my feet. and working hard from carly until
O'Clock at night. Dir, Wisha, givo you this
uncate with sntcnl heart feeling 1t my duty do SO
you may and want you to publish 1t to the world, that
every person suffering may have the benefit of
nsing truly wonderful remedies All sick persons
at liberty TO cal and me, write 10 me, want 10
render all the good can TO suffering humanity.
JAMES II. ASGELI,
OyerseoT Of WashBeion Manufacturing Company
Weaving Room, Gloucester, Nj.
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APosITIYE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
HEAR WHAT MR.. JOHN II. BABCOCK SAYS.
No. iO2s OLIVE Street,

Z
Philadelphia, January I'D 1863. (
Dr. Wishart-sir:-ltisw is with much pleasure thatI am
now able inform you that, by the Of your great
American Dyspepsia Pills, have been entirely cured
that most distressing complaint, Dyspepsia. had been
grievousy afflicted for the twenty eight years
ten yeas OF that time have no. been freed from ts pain
week at time. Ihave had II In its worst form, and
have dragged most miserable cNistenco-tn pain day
and night Every kbo Of 1000 Il at ate nled with
and II maered not how light, how small
quantity. A continued bslchng follow. h ad
appetite for Kind Of meats whatever, and my DIS
great for several months before heard of
your Pills, that frequently wished for death. had
everything that had heard OF for Dyspepsia without
coVinE any benefit; but your pills neny recommended
by one who had been cured by them, concluded
give them tEal although had faith them. To my
astonishmen', I found myself getting better beO'e
had takon oneourth of box. and afte taking haif
a rel man, and can eat anything IRISH, ana ENJOY
hearty meal three times day without nconvenicnos
anything drink II you think proper, you are at
liberty make this public ana refer 10 will cheer
nly give all desirable information 10 who Ga
me Yours, espocifully JOHN H. BABCOCR.
For sale at Or WISHAETS s Medical Depot, 10. 10 n.
SECOND Street, PHILADELPHIA Pa. Price dollar per
box. Bent by mail nee OF charge, ON receipt OF price
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DYSPEPSIA DyspEpsrAl DyspEps1,

ELY abeth B'ansoD, Of Brandywine Del formerly of
Ole Chester Del do certify that for year and haf
suffered every thing but death from that WtuI disease
called Dyspepsia, My whole system prOsrhted with
god; 1t ate even cracker the smallest amount Of
food, II NOuid reIuIn Just swallowed IL. became
coStiVe in nay bowels iha would have passage
less than nom four anu OfCn eight under this
suffering my mind seemed entirely 70 give way.
had dread of horror and evil fOrebOdngs / thought
thai every body hated ne and haee every body; could
not Hear my husband ntr my own chidren-everything
appeared 10 he horror Cken to had ambition
would Iamble and wander from place place. bu could
lot be conented fell thatl 10 hell and
there no heaven for Inc, and Of tempted
commit suicide. SO my whole nervous system
Dyspepsia that my friends thought best have placed
IN lr Krkbrioe's Hospital West Philadelphia; remained
there nlne weeks, aud thought was little better; but in
few days dreadful complaint raging as bad as
Nsharts Great American Dyspepsia Pis and his treat
nen Of Dyspepsia my husband called on Dr. shart and
stated my TO him He said he had doubt he
So in three days alter and placed myself
digest my food, and ot that disease SWING
way ana cCnunucu to about
and al the present time enjoy perfect health OF body and
mind SinCct ely 70
God and Dr. Wishart, and 10 his Great American Dvspep-
sia Pils and Pine Tree Tar Cordial that saved
insane asylum ard premature grave AL persons suf-
ferlng With Dyspepsia At liberty 10 call or
write a. am willing 10 do al the good can for suerlng
Drandywine Delaware, formerly . Chester. Delaware
.6T'' 'EIsHARTs onioe, No 10 N. SECOND street,
Philadelphia.
The above are few among the thousands which this
great remedy has saved from untmey grave have
hun'TCd OF letters iTOm physicians aud druggists In all
paris o. the country, that th6y have pres ribed
or sold medicine which save such uATers satisfaction
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DYspEPsIAI DISPERSAL

Dr. wishart-I was a great sufferer with dyspepsia for
soyeu yCsrH. Every thing ate filled with wind and
dreadful pain; and my lie Of great suffering.
was 10 much afflicted that drAnG glass OF water, t
would son return Oack Ia heated condition applied
to every Kind OF medicine and reltme1t; but all 70 no
purpose your advertisement in the "Ledi er Of a
great your great American Dyspepsia us hao made
went TO Your store purchased box aud commented
them; and do thanK God this dayl am veil man,
and three meals per day have sent number of
persons after your pills, and gave young man that was
suffering with dyspepsia my neighbour Jood eight Of
your pills and they cured him ent rely. may refer to
me IL YOU see proper. JACOB ui9HLEY.
Kennedyville, Kent county, Del
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pYsrErsIAl pYspErs1Al pYsPEpsrA

This is to certify that suffering severely with disease
called Dyspepsia with much loss of weight dan
NasdTected to KishArtS Great American dyspepsia rils
he remedy Having within three weeks eleven
Pills, according u the directions found entirely
ed, and for weeks since my heath greatly i'm
proved and eat without fear of pain ncOnysnl
/ earnestly recommend them to all similarly v
aniCted. Mrs. NJ B. THOMPSON,
Richmond street, -Four doors be ow Hanover.
DR.. L. q. q. WlSHARTS ONCE, No. 10 N. SECOND
Street, Philadelphia.
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OFFICIAL WAR GAZETTE.
FIRST WAR BULLETIN.

The Union and Rebel Losses Ia the Late
Movement.
wAsH1EeToN. Oct. 10, 40 4. M.-Major- oneraI
DIX New York :-reerraphic communication with
general GRANTS headquarters has been estab.
hahed and in a despatch dated at one o'c ock this
Pm the General reports as folows:"I find our
losees the other day much less than at first re-
ported -Four hundred will cover our entire loss in
hlled. wounded and captured, and a great many
aead tel into our hands. The loss OF the enemy
eouId mot be less than ten or twelve hundred.
tsianedD u. s. GRANT, Lieut. General
EDWIN H. STANTON.
Cocrofary ~ War
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A man was hung lately IN Leeds po,,.,,,
Who had previously attempted 10 eVade nv
by cutting his throat. When he swung unssS ~
sCahOld the jerk caused the lately seyeieS yssI
in his throat to open, and he breathed Tor neeY
an hour through the aperture. dc Was tsley
down after bleeding 10 death.
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NATIONAL UNION TICKET.

nj ATIONAb l. UNlUN TUX BIZ,
COUNTY OFFICERS.
gBRIRR,
HENRY Q. HOWELL,
RBoIsrBR or WILLS,
FREDERICK NJ ABAMs
oLERK OF rUH onruANs COURT,
EDwIE A. MERRrCK.
CITY OFF1CERS.
RECEIVER oP TAxEs,
CnAHLEs oTEmL
CITY COMMISSIONER.
THOMAS DICKSON,
CONGRE' SO.
Tirs, ,Disift,t...,....JonN 4. nurLER.
Second Dstrist...... CHAP ABs o'NEILL
Third Dstnct.........LBo kARD MYERS.
Fourth Disirict........wi G.LIAH D KELLEY.
Yith Disuot .........NA A RUSSELL TuAYER.
sBNAToH --rHIRD DISTRICT,
IsAh q A. SHEPPARD.
Il puBGENTATIvEs,
FIRST District. ,...,.,,..w WILLIAM FOSTER,
Second DistriC f.,..,.....wnLIAM Il. RUDDrdAN
Third DistrS' RICHARD BUTLER
Fourth Dist fsc..,........w. W. WATT,
Finh Diet t,.............JosEPH THOMAS.
Sixth Dh ,piJ.............JASiEs FREEBoRN.
Seventh Dlltrigt.........TH THOMAS COCHRAN
Eighth Dlstrict..........JANEs N. KERNS.
Ninth Bistyioa. ........... CHARLES FOSTER.
Tent Dis.riot. SAMUEL 8. PAScoAsT.
Ele' r1nth District. FRANKLIN d. sTERNER.
Tu sclnh hDlstrot.........L LUXE v. sUTPHE, sa.
T Eir.ssu,h District......ENOs Q. RESNER.
0uurto.nth District. FRANCIS HOOD.
Fifteenth District. 9RGE DE HAVEN, JR-
sizte.rth Dhtrlct. WILLIAM F. SMITH.
seven,senth District EDWARD @. LEE.
Eighteenth District. JAMES MILLER -I.e3t
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PHYSICIANS, PLEASE EOTICE,
WE MAKE NO SECRET OF INGREDIENTS

" A. AAhAAAAA ANb aA@gANA@@ S~ AAN ~
HELMBOLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
Is composed Of Bucfu, Cubs5' ana Jripsr B.ric, So
Isoted with great care and prepared IA vaouo W T.
HELABOLD, Druggist and chemist orsxlceu YeRra' sK
poreu,s IN ho city Of Philadelphia aud now pre5osbSi
by Tho most eminont Of the faculty and have been al
med to u1s ia the United saiea Army aud arc also ia
very general uss In State Hospil and public Sanitary
Institutions throughout the land, Prize, 81 per bOIs
tiE for g. Delivered 10 any address accompanied by
plsu directions, Direct letters to
HELNBOIDS Drug aad Chemical wmshouie,
No, Goa Broadway New YORK,
Or HELHBOLDs Medical Depot
No, lO4 8. Tenth street, Phladsphli,
Beware o. cOuaIerlsu. Ask ios HELSBoLOs. and
take no other
Physician in attendance from clock A. NJ. to p. n.
sola BY Druggists eVsryBhegs. 9ltluths sa
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USE HELMBOLD'B
FLUID EXTRACT BUoHU

In an Diseases of the Urinary Organs, Whehsr existing h
"1aJs" or "FsmsJe," from SAaiessr cause SyIGi"Sg,
and no matter Of ho0 long staHdfn0 1t Is pleasant in
taste and Odor. "IRRsdiate" IN action, and moro
siren ghenng than any Of the Of Bari Iron
Those suffering from Broken Dom or Delicate csnVii-
tons, procure the Remedy al once,
The reader must be that however slight may be
the attack Of the above diseases certain acct hs
BoJay HcoHh AcntaI Popsrs, HaPpinss,, a"d his Pes
GriB.
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ALTH, HEALTH, AND
A CARD TO THE LADIES'

IA
DIR. DUPoNCoB GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALEsl
Infalbio in correcting, regulating, and removing al
ObstructiOns from whatever causes, and always
successful a. a preventive.
These Pills arc nothing and have been u3ed by the
Doctor many years, both In France and America, with
unparalleled success I'm every case; aud he Is uEed 0y
many ladies who have used them u make inc
Pls public for the alevaton Of those suffering FROM
Irregularities whatever as well as 20 prevent an M
OF family where heata will not permit H. Females
peculiarly stus those supporting themseves so are
cauoued against using these pis while IN that condition
the prop eOr blity after the aboVt
admonitioL although their milduess would prevent any
mischief health, otherwise Pulls are recommended
Fun and explicit d1ectO. accompanSin ing each box.
Price ST. o. six boX sf'r So S0d wholesale and retail
by the fcllowing DIufgists;-
Elliott White a. Co, No. 80 N Fourth street.
Wight & Siddall No ll9 Market street
A Marshall c'Tner Of Th teeuth Market streets.
Zelgcr Smith, OF Sc sond aud Green streets.
nyott a Co No. 252 N Sc cond street.
J0hntOn. Holloway d COWden, and
+. G. DslaCOur. Camden.
At ietail by all druggists,
ONE DOLLAR
To either AGENT, can have the
Pills SENT CONFIOENTIALLY,
BY mail, to any part Of the city country, fee Q
postage. -.
9-22-2m No. 245 W. THIRTY SIXTH Street, N. Y.
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WHEN WILL THE PEOPLE BE w1sB7

Hundreds and thousands Of dollars arc spent yearly
and hundreds ard ousADos Of the best men and women
Of America nnger In pain, and die, and hh premature
g,nve WITH that awful olsea,e. Dyspepsia They u' THIS
phy can and that phy stefan bot aasl aas no rene no
80, "a me next we near of them they have zone 20
nat b,p,ne fro m whence trave ieturrs' We say
10 NO e that the witnesses W. give his LAY on won
osriui cures u Dyspepsia nadoby
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DIR. WIeHART,s

GREAT AMERICAN DYSPEPSIA PILLS AND PINE
TREE TAR CORDtu,
Ave from men and women NJ ubquestonabe worth ana
r,pua.ion. They live In anc Rrca7d PhindepaiA 90
and hear their testimony. Many ftham were saved from
the very Jaws Of death when alhopa wss gOne'
nysPErsrl HAS TIE FOLLOWING eYMrToMst-
let. constant pain or uneasiness At the pie Of the
stomaoh
sd F1atulcrce and acidity.
3d. Cosuycness and hoes Of appetite.
4h Gloom and depression Of HpirttE,
5th DiArfh0a with grpitg,
6th PAIN IN all parts Of the syscm.
IN Consump'ive symptoms and papitauon Of pe heart
sh. Csugh, with phies 70 b. the throat
OH Nervous affection aud want Of sleep a, nig1t
10Th Lost OF appetite and vomiting.
18th Dizziness dmuess Of vlsiOn and loss Of fizht.
18Th. Headache and staggering in walking, wh great
weakness,
Out of the thouFand Of Of dyspepsia that have
usod Dr.. Witharts Great American Dyspcp,a Pls, not
one OF hem failed of perfect cire. We warrant a
cJrt In every case no matter fo twenty years stand
ing Sold by all druggists everywhere, aud At Dr.
WIsHAHT's ONCE, No. 10 N. SECOND Street, Phia el-
pbia ia. All examinations aud confuitatons iree of
charge Send tor a circular. Price 81 per box, Sent by
mail, free VI charge, on Iecopt oimoney
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SHIPPING.

.<FGF4a. STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVER
S&l1lkssS pool touching at Queenstown, Cork Harbor
-The WeI-known steamers OF the Liverpool, New YORK
and Philadelphia Steamship Company are intended "a
sail follows IT,
ETNA, Saturday. October l5
EDINBURG, Saturday, October ~
CITY OF WASHINGTOG Saturday, October 20.
And every succeeding Saturday, a noon from Pier NO
a North River. ... -. - a
RATES or PASSAGE PAYABLE IN CURRENCY.
First Sl6OO 90 SSerage ............ S60Vl
First Cabin 70 london 40 % steerage g London. 81 ~
rst Cabin 10 IaIs 100 % Stecrage to laris... S00e'
First Cabin 10 Hambrgl30O0 StecTge 20 Hamburg. TOol
Passengers also forwarded 10 Hayre, Bremen liot-'
terdam, AntW erp, &c at equally low rnes.
Fares from Liverpool or Queenstown First Cablns'
$50 Sl70 $40 Seerige frOm Liverpool and QuQoha-I
town $40 Those who wish send for their friends can
buy tickets here at these rates, .
JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
No. III WALNUT Street, Philadelphia
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uELMBoLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUOHU

For Non Retention Iuoontinoncs Of Urine, Irritation
Inflammation liberation Of the Bladder sr KIdneys
Calculps, Gross Bytcs ini Depot and all Diseases
oftte Bladder, kidneys. and Dropslcsi svsIllngN
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DIR. wIsHARrs GREAT AMERICAN DYSPEPSIA
PILLS

DIR. wIsHARrs GREAT AMERICAN DYSPEPSIA
PILLS.
This s to certify that suffered for ten years with that
dreadful complaint called dyspepsia I suffered much
pain and Distress with gloom ard depression of spirits
! sied by eight different pnysclans for my
plants, and at times much better, but then my Old
disease, dyspepsia would return with all its dreadful
r. tahties and my whole system fast wasting away.
ID this and debhta.ed stac handed crcullr
oil Dr. Wishar great American Dyspepsia Ps aud Pine
Tree Ia Cordial which gave correct description OF my
sunerings, and determined to place myself under the
Doctors care, and AXE his medicines.
As soon as / commenced tGe use Of the mcdcino, /
began to get better, and continued trec mouths IT
which tIu0 perfectly curei Of all my complaints,
and per f,oily restored health to-day wen man
DR.. Wishat, give you this certificate with grateful
heart the benefit have received rom the OF your
truly wonderful medic May God bless you and pre-
your truly useiu life for many years would say
to every sick person who suffering that IN
residence No. lS9 Richmond street Philadelphia where
viii great delight in giving testimony to the great
| power OF DR.. Nishart's medicines " cure
| T. H. ALLEN.
Or wisharts Store and once, No, ION. SECOND Street
| Philadelphia.