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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10
From Albany.

ALBANY. W0ndEYl jaw Y. I-uJ.
Attorney. General Cocnrano has gwen his
opinion that the vacancy occaOHed In Congress by the
resignation q GOV. frutor. can only be hed re the
nrat general election; therefore. special election
viii be- tdcrci.
Col Iugnf.ud has received orders 10 suspend action
undrr the last cal Tor men ~ Ills Gs.uA u tue STATE
b'cause Of alleged inaccuricy 10 tho appointment Of
f a. ouofI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10
The Missouri Convention, sc.

81. L0yIs Monday. Jan. 2, loo1
The Convention to-day decided to COM
eiey reorraui1e the Constitution ANA passed rcsolu'
i.nns Tor tue appointment o; Geycl committees. TO
phom stnll De referred the different articles and
whose duty Il shall BE- 10 report such condiments us
may be- rdyisgblr.
f,rts smith and Van Bureu, ArA.. haze been eyaeu-
e,pd by order Of Gen. Reynolds. II % Understood.
however that tho President has revoked tue order ~
tbs instance " he citizens OF that rec'ion.
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~ CNrrcGponslCnIs.

M no,i,e -an b. taken Anouy Communications
Whatever intended for insertion must be- nutheiica'ea
b. she address Of tie wteIot rec, ssaily oI
I.rrca.u but IA a guaranty Tor his good altt. . IN,
AL buses letters for tits ohce should Ds eidessed' 70 1ho
gKiBvNs." Nan-l OK.
VS. csuo. rndsgteke 10 return el'ced tonin"ACs-OH'
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M airline.

BOsTOS. Monday Jda. v TOO
The bark Haley, Capt. Snow, from Bait
more for Boston, pu, into Holmes Hole Saturday, leak
INK GOO strokes per hour. 100.
BALTIMORE. Moudsy. Jan. lscS.
Two steamers unknown) ashore on Smiths PoinA
Chesapeake Bay. There terrible gale on thp BAY
Saturday n'stk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10
The yew..yerscy Legislature.

TRENTON Monday, Jan. ., 1865
The Legislature meets 10 morrow. There are
10 Democrats and Republican, IN the Senate and ~
VI each party In the Ilonse There viii be- compfon
se made in the organization Of the Hous" Joint
meeting to eect United STATES Senator cannot bo held
u,,l. Tho House consents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10


The Central Pacific Railroad Company al.
yertse for 5000 men 10 work tho grade OF tie road
over the Sierra Eevsda Mountains Ihey expect 70
have ffty.two miles In running order In August
The weather II fine. There have beer TO arrivals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10
/ To tbs Assoelh.el Press
/ WA-YnGTos Monday. Jan. 9 1865.
| cor Vpy's INTIpXIEW WITH HOWELL COBB.

The President to-day, IN answer - resolu-
ton Of tue House. communicated tie report o. Col
rLonas VI. key. giving an account OF TIE int view
bet wcrn himself and Ger. Howell Cobb. an She lith OF
June l-Go on the banks al tie ChckahoEiny. The
report addressed 10 tie Secretary OF War Co. hey
" ip-,r',...d Ly MnJ Gen Mcclellan 20 rcp0It
10 you tho sub aCe 81 AZ inier'irw hrii Nv rnr With
The Hon Howell Cobb ROW acting as Hriglder.Crn
erai in The Rebel Army AZ richmond was ordered
to proceed with fax II truce 10 tue bridge crossing
the Chick ahomry on the Ncchanicsye road. where
wound be- met 81 Gen Cobb tor the purpose OLA con.
ference with regird 20 an exchange az prisoners m
instructions being to learn the views of III" Rebel Cow
ernmen, aud report them to Nj ten. McClelan
Making arrangement for Il second meeting. nlo
received permission. 10 converse with Gen. Cobb npon
tho general subject o; tic existing contest info ni
him. however tiat all such conversation wac purely
persona and not 10 aay respect Of MI Official represent
alive character.
II won't TO the place appointed. and me, On the
bridge by Gen. Cobb We nv iiled ourtel'rr a. sug
gested by Gen McClciau OF the she.tor Of little nut
made by our picket. sew feet from tie brdg" aud
talked together or several hours. the conversation
being carried on chiefly by him.
In regard 10 the exchange of prisoner lie sShb
.oI written authority irom Ger. Lee. commander ~
the whole army of the Confederate states giving him
full power - mako Any convention on the snsIscs as 10
nny or ell prisoners Of war, wherever captured. he
,ed a readiness to mGso agreement embrsc.
ipg all prisoners held on either Side or including
only loso taken by the respective armies nov cou.
fronting each other before Richmond and 10 make sueE
agreement applicable either to existing prisoners. or
also TO hose hereafter captured He stated that lie
would sgn auy cartel which wss based upcn prlncp!rs
Of entire equality; aGi he proposed that exchanges
should take place according 80 tho date q: caoI %
ltst however eXbnustng tho list Of OIL
cer- the scale u equivalent, to BE- any one which
w.. mi chit present which would operate euuly Tor 10
.,ancc TIC one exhibited 90 him by Gen. Wool ms con.
f,rerce between their. end wGch taken from n
cartel between the Cri.ed States and GreS. Brnin in
1872 the exchanged persons TO Do conveyed by The cap
tors a, the csptos % p.use point 1t delivery
conye 20 bc other party the rus o. etchcnge
operate uniformly without any right Of reservation
exec ton in any particular eGss.
"iie expressed ignorance Of rny comP'en. against
this Government ia any mater 81 exchanging prs-
olers ana pledged himself Tor the removal OF an,
cause Of coHipllnt upon representation bing made.
lie suggested no yfopIie,y Of rceasing upca parole
any syrplus OF prisoners remaining land after the
srchargcs had exhausted either party"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10

CINCINNATI. Monde

CtNcNsAII. MoniAS. Jan. Q. 1864
=. Hayden's extensive rollinfmill at Ports.
ooth, OHIO was destroyed BY are on Thursday with
,,rge stock Of uapafaetnrea isos. Los, 2l5o,Uo No
Insurance..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10

SHOOTING ApFRAY. An altercstion occurred
about Ven o'clock list night South s-yeath ~ ,s
latte, draw pistol and shot the fcsaeI IN the ee in'
sassilsnt was srreste6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10

HorgI, PERSONAL---VERY. Con. Hancock ava
alv arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hcta yeseras; 49,
W sshington The Gonenl Was seconpanle1 .u ss,n
by Mai w P. Wilson of bis Stall They VIII "S'"
Gan j. q. Caldwell Of the United States Army ''''
tina Ere,c,t House yAstsra6y for Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10

Prof. Hutc.,inga, tho famous LiehSSihs "a
ealstor. sod James Murphy. .be Giant po! ns,,ss
non CsllsaiA on Saturday lest, In zee '''"''
naiA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10
THEODORE TuToS, while speaking lately ct
st. Louis, received the following invitation
from majority of the MissGrlI Legislature:

IIUHI UIuIVII! vi VHV 1II'H' III To I'I''N''''
JEFPrRsoy CRY No. Dfcemhcr q. ls6i.
TIIrO:opE 1IIIoV esg Edj.0r Nav YORK HCfPcHde7t:
SIR. i few years since the Mercantile Library Asso'
clinton Of st. Louis invited yOnr coatiutor, tie Rev
llrnry Ward Becchrr to lcc,Urc in tat city, with the
ro 30 that be w0ud Rot intIulo his p',uar reform
idea, up,n 80: eommu.ity.. Jim"s and inca Lave
clangcd since thcn To-day idji ahi nA he slave
drivers Ish ru.r he nation. GEl freedom 81 speech
und II the press prevail Ia Missouri.
The RIical USi0a aHti-SidUery Members ~ the MIS-
fOui j. ,slture cordially Gvc you 10 visit tis ciiy
and lecture. Bring yOur views With !cu. and express
Yourself freely.
For Freedom. Yours.
Mr. Tilton was constrained rs pror en-
gagemcnts to decline.
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Person. emitting for Is copies, So viii receive an extra
copy.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Ala. sui,e ber-, single cory, yco-52 ngHbcr'.'' 0V
90. CLUBS OF hyc...............''''.''.' IU w
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Rnf;s
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SemiWeekly gratis.
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Adar.s, TUE TRIBUNE, Esv.yori
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10

n ABANpoSSD TwISs.--A basket CONTAINING
Two born babes (mao and tcnale) was last evening
sound on ina steps vi No e. Nortb.secondst. =. y.
The we're not over six hours Old. and appeared w
twins. They were taken care Of BY tie OmceS % '"'
Forty .6fth Precinct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10

ARREST OF DESpgRATH CHARAC rER.--L"'s
eyenns OSicer Codner II the Forty filth Preeinc ar
rss,Al ate fellow named Patrick AcElroy Nhe
is charged by pedar with robbing him at house ~
bad repute corner oil South Ftfth and First st. r. ~
White on tho way 10 the Station-Housr Mohos
Knocked the officer down aud drew knif" upon hiai
The officer in seifdeenso elubbed him severely sho SO
.eede in taking him to the Staorr House. INC m,
oner's irjnries were examined asa oiessea !" ~
North.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10
REVENUE DECISIONS.

The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
decided that coupons rawsy bonds should be re-
turned ms income Tn the year in which they nature
Also that deeds given hy municipal corporation Of
and- sold .or tsxe- are exempt from stamp duty The
I've per cent salary be withheld from payments
Oh prize money, adjusted subsequently, to jane 3'th
last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10
INCgEAsED TAXATION NECESSARY
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR FREEDOM.

Senator Wilson has trumphed in his struggle
to give freedom to tic wives aud children oil tne s-''o
who fight fpr the Union. lis ill passed to-day. 1t
will oma1cipate ishy thousand in tho Border states
TIE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
The indications tonight are that by changes
IL votes based change Of opinion. rcnsals to vote
and absences the Constitutional Amendment vii Iass
deep impression vss Produced IN the courss OF the
debate today BY tho admission OF Voorhees, the FRO
Slavery lcader in tie House. tlat Slavery was dead
aud that II had died principally Of stranguation by tde
Shareholders themselves he alluded to the impending
emancipation and aiming u the slaves by the Rebel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10

FATAL ACCIDEsT A carman named Thomas
Eacsu. residing Ut No. Pogsrsst. l.. d., was acct
dsntay killed about hsfpast SIX O'clock last evening
under the following circumstances: He was drnlhg
loaded cart along First ST. and when at tic corner on
Sonth Seventh ST. be turned 90 allow aGroenpoint ear
70 pass he wheels " hs east got into an excavation
made by tho Railroad Co. IL attempting TO ehtr'@,s
his yehole the horse started Suddenly and the WLeee
passed oyer his neck oansing death In about tHeEv
minutes Coroner Barrett was notified sEd wn ho'o
a., ;noua.t mi. irreuoor Deceased leaves .aGly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15
Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia!

DB WIsnARr:-I have been 4 constant
sufferer with dyspepsia for the last eighteen
years, during which time cannot say thst
ever enjoyed perfectly well day There
were tines when the symptoms were more
aggravated than at others, and then II seem
ell it would be great relief to die. had
ut all times an unpleasant feeling in my
head, but lattcr'y, my suffering so much in.
creased, that bccame almost unfit for bu.
s'nesS Of any kind; my mind was rontin.
ually filled with gloomy thoughts and fore.
bod'ngs,and attempcd to change their cur
rent by reading; at once sensation Of icy
coldness. in connection with dead weight.
"a 1t were, rested upon my brair; also a
feeling OF sickness would ocrur At the stom-
ach and great pain to my eyes, accompanied
with which was the continual fear Of los
ing my reason, I also experienced great las
situde, debility and nervousness, which
made it difficult to walk by day or sleep by
night. became avcrse to society, and dis
posed only to seclusion, and having tried
the skill Of several eminent physicians of
various schools. fully came to the conclusion
that for the disease ut my present age CAS-
years). there WINS no cure In existence. Hut
through the interference Of Divine provi
dence. to whom devoutly offer my thanks
J At last found . sovereign remedy in you,
Dyspepsia Pills and Tar Cordial, winch sreu
to have tGcctually removed ALMOST the las
trace Of INV long list Cf ailments and 6a,
feelings, and in their place health, pleas
ure aud contenttnent are my every day com
panions.
!Axss NJ. SAUNDERS,
No. 458 North Second IT.. Phila.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15
Dr. Wishart's Great Aneri.
can Dyspepsia Pills.

This is to certify that suffered for ten
years with that dreadful complaint called
dyspepsia suffered much pain and dis
trcss, with gloom and depression of spir-
its; | was treated by eight different physi-
clans for my complaints, and at times was
much better: but then my old disease. dys
pepsia, would return with all its dreadful
realities, and my whole system was fast
wasting away. In this sick and dlapidated
state, was handed circular Of DR.. Wish
arts Great American Dyspepsia Pills and
Pine Tree Tar Cordial. which gave correct
description Of my sufferIngs, and deter
mined u place myself under the Doctor 5
care, and take his medicines.
As soon as commenced the use Of the
medicines | began TO get better, and SO
continued three months, at which time
was perfectly cured Of all my complaints,
and perfectly restored to health; am to-
day well man. DR.. Wishart, give you
this certificate with grateful heart, for the
benefit have received from the use OF your
truly wonderful medicines. May God bless
you and preserve your truly useful life for
many years. would say to every sick per-
son who was suffering as | was. that my
residence is No. lSy Richmond street, Phil
adelphia. where will take great delight in
giving testimony to the great power Of DR..
Wishart's medicines to cure
F. II. ALLEN.
Dr. Wishart's Store and Office, No. 10
North Second street, Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15
Dyspepsia ! Dyspepsia +!

DIR. Wishart ~ wish to add my testi-
mony to the hundreds you receive, to the
healing properties Of your Pine Tree Cor
dial. For fifteen years sufferer, ten years
Of that time have slept only in my chair
not being able to lie down for fear Of suiFo
cation. ! have employed seven Of tht
best physicians in Philadelphia, who all
pronounced my case incurable. was Ia
ken to the College, where the Faculty, hav-
ing done what they could, declared my dis.
ease an incurable case of Asthma and
Chronic Dyspepsia, in its last stage, and
that my lungs were partly gone. Finding
one of your circulars, my wife prosured
from your store a bottle Of your cordial.
Persevering used seven bottles, and a
box and half Of your Dyspepsia Pills,
when felt that my disease had wholly Civ
en- way, and the cordial had given me new
vigor and strength. continued to improve,
and for the last three months have been able
to sleep in my bed as souudly as ever did.
am now well and have gained twenty five
pounds in my weight am able to work
and provide for my family. send you this
true and faithful statement for the bene
fit Of the suffering. Friends, call and sec
me, near Oxford Church Post Office,
Twenty third Ward, Philadelphia.
ISAAC HELLERNAN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15

|, Noses Krumnis, do certify that was
sick with dyspepsia for two years; | was
very sore At the pit Of my stomach, with
pain in my breast, side, back aid head, with
dizziness snd staggering in walking, witt
great weakness and general debility. lem
ployed, in that time, seven eminent physi-
clans, and they differed in their opinions Of
my disease; some thought had one disease
and some another, but was al the time
getting worse and worse, until became SO
low that my wife would have TO feed me for
weeks together. While in this dreadful
condition, l placed myself under DR.. Wish
arts treatment, and used his great Amsri
can Dyspepsia Pills aud treatment fos dys
pepsia, and at the present time am per-
fectly we'll, and have gained in flesh twenty
four pounds, and can work and attend to
my business As we'll as any person in PENN
sylvania, and am satisfied it y : perfect
cure. Dr.. Wishart, you can publish my
case il you see proper, IS want to bear tes-
timony to the great power your medicine
has to cure dyspepsia. All persons are at
liberty 70 call and see me or write.
NosEs KRuxxIs,
Schuylkill Haven, Schuylkill county,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15

!, John Lynch, do certify that for four
months past was attacked with acute dys-
pepsla; was 10 severely handled that l
could eat nothing but what it would all me
with dreadful distress /; my nervous system
was perfectly prostrated my whole frame
soon became weak and trembling with con.
fused noise and dizzincss in my head. fol.
lowed by . palpi,atisn Of the heart and gen
eral debility Of the whole body. Evrry Kind
VI metlici le administered 70 me did 10 rood
until VAS advised 10 cali on Or. Wishsrt
and place myself under his treatment. Il Il
row about nine weeks sincs commenced
to use his Dyspepsia Pills and Pine Tsss
lar Corrlial. and do tsuthfully and faith.
fully say that am perfectly cured Of Dye.
pepsia and oil other diseases arising there.
from. and | can eat three good meals every
day. and feel well in every respect. l am
76 years Of age, and. il it is necessary. I feel
~ il could and would shoulder INV eun "a
defend the city from invasion bv the sebc,s
All persons suffering from dyspepsia as
was, are u liberty to call and see me, for fee
It my duty to do oil the good can for suf
fering humanity.
JonN LYNCH,
1891 Poplar Street. Phila.
DR.. WiShart's Store and cflicc, 10 N
Second street, Philadelphia, Pa. All cxam
nations and consultations free Of charge. -
Price 81 per boz. Sent by msil on receipt
Of money.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15
Dyspepsia Dyspepsia ! Dys.
pepsia.

I. Elizabeth Branson Of Brandywine, Del,
formerly Of Old Chester; Del, do certify that, .
for o, wear and . half, suffered everything
but death r. m that awful disease, Dyspep
sia. Nv whole system vas prostrated with
q weakness and nervous debility; could
not digest my food il | ate even cracker
or the smallest amount Of food, It would re-
turn lust Is had swallowed it. became
40 costive in the bowels that ! would not
have 1 passage in less than four and otten
.eisht DAYS; under this imsnsnse ss0tsifig
M mind seemed entirely TO give way.
hed dreadful horror and evil lbrsbodings. -
/ thought that everybody hated me ard l
hated everybody could not bear my hus-
band nor my childrsn rsn-everything appear
ca to be horror stricken to me I had 10 an
bition to Do anything; lost all my love ol
family and home would ramble and wan
dsr from plaoe TO place, but could not be
contented; | felt that l Vas doomed 70 he'll,
and that thees ~ - heaven for ~, md
was often tempted - commit suicide, -
near VA ny whels naevsns systsm destroy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15

No H. The desirable residence on Brady
street. now occupied by General Baker.
No. =. Near BRADY Street In perfect repair,
2storise, Z rooms and cellar, with well and cis-
I cru. Lot e5 by l55, well stocked With young
fruit Price si,2ao.
No. TO- On north side 9th street, Sd door east
ofthe Methodist Church, 2 story in good repair,
Q rooms aud cellar, with cistcrn and brick stable.
Lot $50 feet deep Price $1,000.
No II. On the east side of Brady street. dot
1os feet 'front.' rooms good cellar and cistern;
Price g.. .o0a. or the house and portion Of the
land will be sold separately.
No. 81. The estate now owned and occupied
~ Geo. : {. Dow, Esq. being the dwelling house
and three full lots. fronting south upon 18th ST.,
corner Of Farnum street. This house is in per
feet repair having been fitted up by the owner
for himself. The entire arrangement ofthe house
IS tasteful and complete. The view FROM this
place is unsurpassed. Terms easy.
No. 2. Frame house south side Sd street. two
miles west Of 'rady street price. 81 500. Two
thirds may rei-.ain on mortgage at six per cent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15
JACOB HIGHLY,
Kennedyville, Kent Co., Del.

The above are few among the thousands
which this great remedy has saw. d from IN
unt,mcly grave We have hundreds Of let.
ters from physicians and druggists in oil
parts Of the country, saying that they have
never prescribed or sold medicine which
has given such general satisfaction.
those medicines sre prepared only bv
the proprietor, Or. 1. .. G. wishart, whose
Office is at No. 10 North Second Street,
Philadelphia, Penn. where be can be con
suited personally or BY letter, free Of charge.
They are sold by Druggists and Dealers
everywhere; at Wholesale BY al New York
and Philadelphia Wholesale Druggists. Al
20 by Cincinnati and Chicago Wholesale
Druggis a.s
Sold by I'll Druggists.
July IL esatd&w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15
DIR. L. Q. c. WlsnAlrS
6reat American Dyspepela
P11loS ~

Hundreds and thousands of dollars are
spent yearly, and hunds eds and thousands
o' tne best men and wos,ss q America lin
ger N pain, and die. and fl : premsturs
grave, with that awful disesas, dvspepaia. =
Ihey try this physician, and that ply sicisn,
out, Alas alas no relief. no cure. and ths
next We hear Of them they srs gone .'to
.hat bourne whence no traveller ever 70.
.ur"s- We say to the nick that tho wit-
ness We give this day OF the wonderful cure
@ Dyspepsia made b. Or. Wishaft's Great
= american Dyspepsis Pitts and Pine Tree
lar Cordial, are from men Nnd women of
nh4uest'onable worth and reputation. They
i've in and around Philadelphia. Go. and
near their testimony. Many Of them were
saved from the very jaws Of death. when al
hope was gone
Dyspepsia has thu following symptoms !:
lst; A constant pain or ueasiness 1t the
PIT OF the stomach.
- Flatulence and Acidity.
90. Costivencss and Loss Of Appetite.
4.n. Gioom and Depression Of Spirits.
on. Diarrhea with gripping.
oth. Pain in all parts Of the system.
.th. Consumptive Symptoms and Palpi-
tation Of the Heart.
oth Cough, with Phlegm in the Throat.
9Th Nervous Affection and want Of
Sleep at Night
10Th Loss Of Appetite and Vomiting.
18th. Dizziness, Dimness Of Vision, and
Loss of Sight.
18th. Headache aud staggering in walk
ing, with great Weakness.
lath. Pain in the region of the Liver
and Kidneys.
Out of the thousands Of cases Of Dyspep-
sla that have used DR.. Wishart's Great
American Dyspepsia Pills, not one Of them
has ia'led ofa perfect cure. We warrant a
cure IN every case, no matter if it is twenty
years standing. Sold by all druggists
everywhere. and at DIR. Wishart' office, No.
10 North Second street, Philadelphia, Pa
All examinations and consultations free OF
charge. Price 81 per box. Sent by mail,
free Of charge, on receipt Of money.