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PROCLAMATION.
BIZ ~ MADISON WELLS, GOVERNOR OF
THE STATE OFLOUISIANA

TIE STATE ,OFLOUIsIANA.
a n act of the Legislature, approved March Is
1866, enitlse Gan act to establish Quar- for
the protection oof the State,n provides that be
Governor of the State shall issue bis Procama.
ton upon the advice of the Board of Heath de~
claring any place where there sball be reason to
believe pestil initial, contagious or Infectious
disease exste, to be, an Infected place, and stat
iDg the number Of days Of @ aarantfne to be per.
formed by the vessels, their passengers, officers
and crews, coming from such place Or places.
In prrsuance OF the provisions of the act afore-
said, and upon the advice of the Board of Health
do therefore issue this my proclamation, and
hereby declare the places hereinafter named to be
infected places, and that all vessels together
with officers, crewa, passengers AMI cargoes, are
irving from said pisces, or having touched or
stopped at amp one Of them, shall be subject to a
@ arantiue OF not less tina ten days, ffom and
after the first day OF May. A. d. 1866, until the
first day OfNovember 1865 or e2
And now proclaim that any violation of the
Quarantine laws of this STATE, or the letters or
spirit of this proclamation, will be- visited with
severe punishment and that ifthe pena lilies pre-.
scfibsd by the H. gis iative act are deemed made
qnate, the psrtits offending will bel d. liyersd up
to the military authorities o be by them proper
ly punished. The health aud safetyIof the A nv
and Navy at this point, as we'll as OF oar resdsnt
population, require this and earnestly call ups
on AL public Ulcers to aid me in the execution of
this duty. setfs9o11 tissss4 i19ie
The places which are hereby declared infected
as aforesaid, are the following, viz: Havana.
Matanzss, Trinidad. Cardenas and 81. iago all
on the Island of Cuba; Kingston, Port Royal and
Montego Bay, on the Island of Jamaies; Jacmel
and Portsau- Prince, on the Island Of ST. DoInin-
go; the 1slapds of St Thomas, Martinique and
Gaudeloupe: Campeachy, Id Yucatsn, Belize. in
Honduras Vera Cruz, Alyarado, Tampico Msta,
'rnoros, and Tuspan, in Mexico, San Juan, in Mic
araaa; Chagres, AspiRwall and Porto Bello, in
Central America; Maracaibo, Venezuela. Laeilay~
-, Island of Trinidad, Rio de Janeiro, Para end
Cayenne, in South America Nassau, N. r., asd
Galveston, Bronsvilie, Key W eat ard Pensacola
Mobile, Sayannsh, Charleston, Beaufort, VIII
mington and Norfolk, in the United States. aIl
siiGfyen under my hand, and the Seal of the State
Q i.a.l New Orleans this LIST day of April, A, b.
lL.s] 1868, and of the Independence Of the United
States OF America, theieightys NINTH @
,,9o.a -. nj65u s,aJ j. MADISON WELLS.
y. WRoTNswsKI, Secretary of State.
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PROPOSALS.
u X o p o $ Al -.
PROPOSALS FOR HIDES, TALLow, HOOPS
HORNS, ChUOKS, Sims, AND ToN0URs.


PROPOSALS FOR HIDES, TALLow, HOOPS
HORNS, CHUUKS, Sims oAND ToN0URs.
OFFICE DEPOT CoMMIssARr OF suBsrsrxNo,
WASHINGTON, D O., July 10, 1866.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate are invited until ~.
xlst day OF July, at IL O'Clock NJ i for Hides Tallo-
hoois Aerps, Chucks Shins, and Tongues, OF all Gov
esnment Oattie slaughtered within the ancient limits =,
the District Of Columbia, for four months from the COM
mencement ofthe contract, such time the Commis
sary General may determiae
The above articles to be collected by the contrac
anu removed from the various places at which the catt
nteo at such times ray be designated by d,
The number of cattle used monthly vary, and are M,
Hieo AZ chain Bridge, tiesboro Eonvaiescent Cam
avn,ngton' and Aiexandr:s but other places NAV
ceeur within the prescribed limits where these arc
wi be required 10 be collected IllI1hl 'S
The contractor shall be liabis for ali the Hides, T,
low, Hooisa orns, Chucks, Shins, and Tongues comi
from all the Government beef cattle slauebTered
1t can be desatisiactorily to appear To The Snbss
Yep 1has en- que diligence, ard cara
Payment will be required every ten avs, In Govern
The bids will state the amount per animal for H..
articles referred to- and be accompanied by a
ceruncate af1davits OF each gnarantor, and oath \
shegance Blank forms can be obtained by appcatios
The responsibility of the guar antors must be shown
the ofiica certificate fa United States district attorn.
United States Judge The certificate be In NJ
hereby Ger hfy that, from evidence entirely sais
soIy 70 me- the above named guarantors are good and
shey oner 70 be security aise0fi ia So
no bids will be considered unless made out in cons
NIFTY with the usual form, and accompanied by
guarantee, certificate, and afidavits w
All bidders must forward with their proposals An nail,
OF allegiance unless one may be on file with the ff
VINO shall 2psn the bids aud proposals not fully
plying with these requirements VIM be considered or ~
tisement. - ~ u'e-
aThes contractors will oBsheld Caccoabtabs for fl.
| rning OF the 9th inst. H1g N" 'u'
Biddsis must be present at the opening of the bids
respond to their names and all bids must be epdoros
Prop oss,s forpurehasing Hides TaIow Hoots iiorr
Chucks, &C., and be. directed to the undersigned
~ .'N'' i'i G'7 q. BELL, Lieut. Col and c. g.
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MIS- SlsSiPPI DAILY AND WEEK
1x4 LY CHA RI0N. --ThA ID aiIu and Warkl

Clarion is still published Meridian, Miss and ron.
taius the latest tel grams from paris oigihe
country. LIS present subscription list nov ex7
ceeds the combined circnlat On OF he Press Of
Mississippi, havjpg circulation in I've ~ &. uni
in that State. lthss been pubiste far twent u.
Zine years, and been suspended dufipg hist time
but eight weeks, caused by the destruction Of
their Office by the Federal troops lunder Gen.
Sherman, in February 1854. Il. is also the Of8
cial Journal of the State 1t has a iasg aud il
creaFing circulation in Western Alabama. in
Tennessee, Arkansas and Texas, constitutine il
aoIe of the pest and most prottabie advertising
mediums to be found in the Seutbwest
Address J. j. SHANNON & co. Editors and
Proprietors, meridian, Mis- gdsi8
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GERMAN LLoYp.
PRICES OF PASSAGE

:
From New York to Bremen, London Havre and
Southampton eJ ..-...
First Cabin So6; Sd Cabin S62 so Storage $37 go.
From Bremen to New York: = .r....
First Cabin $ll2 80; I'd Cabin $50 Storage $40
Price Of passage payable In Gold its euhivalsn
in currency. rn O. gU41s :
The above vessels have been constructed in the most
approved manner they of $500 tons and 700 horse
power each, and are commanded by men Of character
and experience who will make every exerton to promote
the comfort and convenience Of passengers They
at Southampton on the outward trip for the purpose Of
landing passengers for England and France -
These vesses take freight to London and Hull, tor
which through bills OF lading are signed. T---
An experienced Surgeon attached to each vessel m
All letters must pass through the post Office, ..
A NO Bill of LAding but those Of the Company will
be signed Bills of Lading will positively deliv-
cred before goods are cleared at the custom House.
M Specie taken to Havre, Southampton and Bremen
at tire lowest rates For freight passage apply to
SDDL ELRIOHS & CO., 'l
No 68 Broad st.. N, York.
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STEAMERS.
A NCIIOR LINE OF TRANSATLANTIC
"A STEAM PACKET SHIPS

Carrying passengers to and from the principal places
IN Great Britain, Ireland, United States and Canada
The we'll known avorite built iron teaers OF the
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
forwarding passengers at through rates to their
ton on either side of the Atlantic.-
!. RATES OF PAssAaE-To or from New York, Glasgow.
Liverpool Belfast, Dublin Londonderry: Cabns s65
and 800; Intermediates s35; steerage $25. Payable In
gold or its equivalent la currency hidren between
and IL yeare haffsr Infants under year,
Fer pazsage or 5nrther information, applyto
Y 9hiH Is PATRICK iMsCLATCHEy %
road st., Newark, n =,
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LEES MIsERABLEs LAMENT,
Ala.-e W7o ,ciu Care for Mother No,,.v.a


Kvh, az -oo,, aud ,v.orv
Ask va cor,r,,ssar;ss wbvy
mr. - ,...srIJ "a - a.,
ii o,u,o.. ,,,,o a.
nj o~,.J5,, >, :. ;. -,
O. - a, Iii. ~
Tho coyon,i .s,r;os s,,ovo +be rot,o,,. ,.-s
And with the proceeds g cut q swell ., d..
Chorus.
Sv,.h 8, Ola pob,,,o,, T ~, ..,.
With a knansac1 ~, ms, 49,.
to,, for NV courtrv h,,nnrr .a
Who will ell NV bavarsact
What makes me shiyer-feel so cold
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~--~%---- iWAsHINeToN, d g. July TO- 1866,
Sealed roposals will be received at this Office until
M, Tuesday August 1855, III TIE purchase of twentv
three hundred Mu Ipta of ftysatd one hundr
each, at the places named below, viz:
4 HARRISBURG. Pa s6fets 6oeach sd5
#Y WILMINGTON, Del9 4 lofa So tacbea
4 WAsHINGToN, B. O., 6'lofss, 50 sseh,
aa.hgf. slg} jBri 6itoss, loo erlahlf
PlT1SBURG, Pa, lots, so eachr ~
.loH "iI25 I'D lot, 100 each Pisa
will Be free for the inspection 81 bidders at the nIsa
named y speetiyeys iof ben daYs pridrito ueust l.
Many OF them were bought in the bepin5inp of ,b
war as youag nues accoBp the armies I'm ali tb
marches end camps and age Thoroughly broken hsr
dened by ciss, gehtis AID iamiaE from haa ns
iopg saEroppd blythe 20 diers ssIs8
Though sound and servceabe. they are no longer ye
qued In the army and eninow e obtained at fsr ~
than their true value. "a 4. -. - $50 "
The successful bidders wifi bg notified in person o, b,
fore August 3, 1866 " "
to tssF iSe fgnstB reject al, biz
that may be offered, 49, W '''
Proposa sahohd he adaresse to tie nndersjansd and
nbarked &. Proposals t9f ths put ohase atMuies'
Payment must be made In Goyer.mept funds at tn,
Aneem delivery. dSdcj bAB an9l en4
by order OF the Quartermasser General.
n@qiHV3 Ah4 yeiH y Y JAMES "A. EK,N,
Ell III saH5 Hievft HFlgadisT General in charge,
First Division @. n. G.. O.
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"A LINE OF SUPERIOR SCR EWs STEAM
IA EAS daily between Providence and New
York, in connection with the Boston ard Prosidence
Railroad, making decidedly the cheapest Railroad and
Steamboat route for Freight between Boston and New
York. The steamers are of Great power and built e.
pressy for this route. Freight taken to Philadelphia
AID Baltimore at low rates. pf4 .sl4N
For information, apply to DANIEL MASON, sup,t
B. P. R. r. to L. H. Rockwell gent, Is State st.
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"a Salsa 4NTb!9s QUARTZ. isssA STEPS
"a Omce, Forage Department, con OF
s ~ aau nrsfgs Streets. New York
Proposals are invited for the delivery Of Corn Oats
s LAY 70 this Department. in the city of Phiade
sids shonidpb addressed to this once. and must
me quantity, de- cripton or kind, Price an time
Paymentsto be xtnaae upon the comnetton 80 .ho a.
or as soon thereafter the Office MAJ be in funds
ana IN such funds may be received for dsbn
rf,,. .......gf s, D. BUkCHARD
iashs 81 Captain and Assistant Quartsrmsst,,r
LulIlIi sagQAs09 Forage Defartmant
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ArptIoAT y FOR PARDON Among tn sps
pncation for pardon is Herschel v Johnston
o! Georgia the Candidate for Vice-President
WIN Dougiassin 1860. His application was
Rsesentea; throngh Mrs. Stephen Az Douglas
Inc PRESIDENT declines to grant any psrdons
atpresent except in extreme cases. r. l 7rIa
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9 hoCoLoRnD OosyRNr1oa IN ,TnssrssEs.-s-A
convention ofcolored people was held in
Aashviti ON Tuesday. The object ofthe meet
ing \ was to petition the Legislature and send
asiega.es 70 Washington, asking. the privilege
Z ING elecsye ifIsnehise. and to lay their
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ID Rev. w. B. Lee, pastor of the German Pres
6yterian Church in Gates avenue, BROOKLYN,
N. T., was:garroted on sasurdsyIpight ii iBecks
man street and robbed sof rcfi's Igold watch
gold shirt studs, finger ring ana iifty dollars
IN money: Three or four men Wore, engaged
IN the bold outrage, ana ell of them escaped
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DRoPOs FOR psATEKTATs "a
A THE NAVY. o. sait4fDG WgE
V NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU or EoUifMHsTsAND RrcRurrI

4s-@buREAu OF HQUIPMENTSAN REcRUITIN;
sgj 81 sly. 4nilgGsd nj June "a, 1866.
Sealed sTop0sas 70 furnish materials for the avy S
the hscal year ending S0h Jtne 1856 will be recev
a1 me bureau Pi ;Eauii msnt 1ahd Recruitng until i
O'Clock M Of the 10Th day Of July next Which lin
the opening will be com mencedj p s9us VAIN
named are particularly descffed ID lie printed sch
ues eDy q which wil bel iprlishst to snch persons
desire 70 oner on TO the comma OF III
eIve NaSy ards1 and those ~ all the yards up
application to the bureau. s,er f"
bidders are re efred e. te onmandapts of the y,
spsctys ysras fSr saHplss inspcQps, psrticula
he Glasses Of this Bureau are numbered and design,
NS L fs Tai Gsnys' and No r. Sheet Iron
90 q Cotton, anyas,and III 20 Brushes.
ss1lon sa &C osM ssoa Il H ssssa0nsry'
1T Sperm Ea he o. IS Ss,g hsWRS,sry
II 4, cooking Utensils, i %. tFirswood
Ha sDS5 e e w sas Ss ss cit
sbis LsSssrns aaa 4, g. e ces Iron
q II o2 aidss td aa RGns 4is ~ Sheet Copper
bihe following are tbs CLASSES by their numbers, re-
CURED Il d. oft'pf'fi1 sf hsEy ysrds
gss'a = - . u c Ii r. & sdf
qa0s l'asaS5s 10 saa " a. IS, 20 81
., Nos 60 Lgs4. 19ll5 a. To- 1920 %. 2s a. "a
49, lattasp HfLApErpaiA nai
sa'2sssASs 4 - Il, 1920 aa2a. 90 81 40
aNos.1, sa,saJ5 ii, h9asi2S. 81. 20, "a.
Nos: ~ $, 10, III 49, IT, 49, 20 b. "a, 2s 80 81
EkvITiHG PEt,fSss-ss Fs5H THE Puh
EnCHASE 0FsTWENFYsFHREEH HUNDRED GOV
E7RFlNlAAlENT lMULEsr IN eF.aw syoas
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N'Oh "a BE. .e9Feur centre board schoopers
ene loo tons, carries 100 I. ps coal som Inns
per, one 90 tons. carries COM Lumber, one 81 tps,
and one AZ tons, also several fishing scbooners
from ~ to ~ tons. Apply to A. k. CHASE
l02 Commercial street,
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among the premiums offered by the Penn.
syivania, State Agricultural Society at its
.nlfseenth annual exhibition, which COM
amences ct Wiliiamsport on the Goth of Sens
ssmner next, are $s00 and $500 for the best
nonings horses, and for atalions, mares, coils
oui's' cows working oxen, sheep, swine2 &C.,
the premiums range from $75 toiS2
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TERMS FOR 1855: 5

The work. will be printed on greatly irprqyI
ed qMatty Of paper, and while nearly all Ameri-
can Periodicals. are either advanced ID price or
reduced in size-and very generally both--ws
shall continue to give faithful copies OF oil the
matter, contained in the orig nal editi0ns.A
Hence, our present prices will be found as cheap
for the amount ofmatter furnished, as those Of
any OF the competing periodicals in this country.
Compared with the cost of the original editions
which at the present premiums on gold would be
about $l0Oa year. our prices (Sl6l are eeceeas
sngiy toW.. Add to this the TACT thA tlwei make,
cur annual payments TO the british Publishers
for early sheets and copyright IN Gdid-$f cost
ipg us at this time nearly So 80 10 enrrebcy---i
and we trust that in the scale we have adopted
we shall be entirely justified by our Subscribers
and the reading public. lglf qgoY Las
The interest of these Per iodicals 10 American
readers is rather Increased than dimiaished by
the articles they contain on our great Oiol Waf,
and though sometimes tinged with PREJUDICE
they may still, 9 rslderirg their great ability
and the different stand points from whish they
are written, be read and stsdied with sdvant. ee
blythe people Of this county of every creed and
party. eR4A3 seeasH8 &
LEONARD sCoTT& CO., Publishers. "a,
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-" WAaHfsaToN, Aug. 9.-No permanent an
pointmsnt is yet made to supply the, va caney
an the Bureaul Of Navigation, oocasioned by
she tft death Of Capt. Drayton j, ADMIRAL Porter.
however, has been assigned to duty as its
Chief, ad interim.ah 1853 gTcI
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LOUISVILLE, August s.-Gallatin county
: meial returns for Congress gives Ward a51.
ana Smith 243, The democratic ticket is cleo.
ted shro1ghout the first district, and Trim,
Dan, democrat, gets 5000 majority of Cor.
gress, 6Trtea It9ya e'3af's' DTHlff'f III
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PIoKRTs DIVISION, ION the retreat,)
April Sd, 1865.
THE BOILERS OF THE DuNDERBERG

The work ofputtng the six immense steam
boilers, the largest ever constructed, in heir
proper places on board the formida able naval
ram Duuderberg, at New York, was comp eted
on Saturday, by means of large derrick. The
work was going on during all of lass week
and has been finally accomplished il tn. most
satisfactory manner. The Herald says: ,
The weight of the heaviest Boiler is over
sixty tons, the height seventeen feet six ~
chts, the depth thirteen feet, and the front
twentysone and half feet. The fire surface
OF the boiler is thirty thousand square feat,
and the CRATE surface twelve hundredas The
furnaces are eixty'in numter, arranged H. two
tiers, ten furnaces of each boiler With the
main 90 lers there are also two donkey boi ters,
four furnaces to each, placed immediatey for
ward of the main ones. The smoke nipe ID
sixty feet in height, and thirteen in diameter
with grating on top for protection
'4n General Sully's expe dition was at Fort Su Y
July 4th, but designed 10 remove next ,lay TO
Fort Rice, near which it was reported The In
dams were concentrating with tue intsn ton
ofgiviog battle. The expedition, atiasttaed
counts, had cost the Government seven MI :
"a lions OF dollars and bad resulted in the kilt
z 8"s5 " seoo AnuinAssA we observe tnat Inc G0V-
y ernment is about to try diplomac, with 1.-The
a indians, and think it will prove both mare
economical and more etfectual The expert
ment OF the Florida war oughtto teach men
10 power more wisdom than they have shown.
Indians arJ cruel by nature, and by wartof
cnlture, but they have long been terri ly
provoked by the systematic robberles e1d
wrongs ofthose holding Federal commissions !.
M Z. Express. "a ls-l9 HIS
On the LIST instant, a serious enconn er too *
place between G. Milton Trayet, returned
Union soldier, and John Cook Mobberls.. a
returned rebel, bolh Of New MI rket, Fredera.
ick county Md, which resulted in The shooting
ofthe former. The ball took effectsunderii The
chin. and passing aroand, lodged in his neck,
causing painful and perhaps fatal wound
MO- Maonoerly was Immediately arrested and com-
mtted toJail, but owing to some info. M lily
+ ~. the eonInitmenty asecona hearing OF the
case was had, when he was released on ri lag
jury Milton Tray er was formerly ri, Ser
seant in Company Z, 18th Maryland Reg i@us at.
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nal. -. o HII4 n
m hssToaATIoS THE lHABEAs CoaPus =.
rr9III1 Hnsrs is good authority for stating that q
fst" aa0a paoclamaton will soon be issued Restoring
90 "'@ @ Inquirer. iii 's ~
NJ: B. F.. McDonough from Texas a arela,
non OF President Johnson, is on a visit to
.e, a Washington. EU'D e fs IN >, 800 ~
The heaviest manufactnrere of from and,
stselin Philadelphia are Morris Yo.kes d a. y
Az 3ios $zsses2e6, and Msrrick Sons, sl,2ts,6aI
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The American Publishers continue to repri6t
the above named periodicals, but % the cost Of
printing has doubled and the price of paper n ara
iy trebled they are compelled to advance their
ferms as follows. asS 49, II
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PERIODICALS.

british PERIODICALS VIZ: tn
DLondon Qasrterly Review Conservative @ I
The Edinburgh Review Wing -il aoa ed,
The Westm inster Review Radical
The North British Review Free Church ia s32
AND hi~li sIs ssa 81
BLACKW0OD'S JEDINBURaH MAGAZINE
. {
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rEt5E GEldI
sft J. l5i 3gR q
1E Ellft
&5f A4} llQt
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"a .,4-gs,4 INV AilFi
an ACT 70 extend the PROVISIONS lof the Secs
seuon OF An Actor Nthe Government Of Per-
sons IN certain Fisheries" approved june
bfpipeteenth, yeightesnfhandred and thirteen.
syBe Stehe6tsd BY isbs GStssatSasid House of Rso,
ysssntatiss gnsssa Stcsss g an ,aca - Cos.-
grsssas, s'"otsa The provisions yof the. fra, ssc-
tton of"An act for the govrmsnt OF persons In
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ESvITrNG PkoP6sas%s FsSB THE Puh
y aCHASE oFaTWENrYsFHREE HUNDRED GOV
.ERlNAENT MULES, In ef.a,., ,-o.la Wv
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-05-03
n DYSPEPSIA.
CURE w,tARA tTED.

Dysprs'r has she foisoui,; Sya.ptops: =
LIST. A constant pain or unsasinsss at the
pk of the stomach.
I'd. FlsIulsnce aa1 Aciiity.
I'D. Ccsnyeness and Loss Of Appetite.
4th. Gloom and Depression Of Spirits.
9th. Disrrhes, with gripping. 'e
9th. Pain in all parts of the system.
9TH. Consumptive Symptoms and Palpita-
zion Of the Heart.
9Th. Cough. with Phlegm in the Throat.
9th. Nervous Ade e,tion, aud want OF Sleep
Q; night:
l0th. Loss of Appetite and Vomiting
Ilth. Dizziness, Dimness OF V.sie and
Loss of sight. sss .s4 ..
l2th. Headache and Staggering in waking,
with great Weakness.
Our of the Thousands of cases Of Dycpepsis
that have used DR.. Wishart's Great American
pyspepsis Pills, not one OF them has failed cf
perfect cure. We warrant a cure in every
ssse, no natter if of twenty years standing.
Sold By all druggists everywhere, and at DIR.
Eishar,'s Office. No. 10 n. Second street, Pill
adslpbis Pa determinations and consulta
Nons free of charge. Send fcr 4 circular
Prices per box. Sent BY mail, free Of charge
on receipt Of money.
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Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia

Dr. WisHaRT.--i have been aconstant suf
fcrer with Dyspepsia for the last eighteen
yesrs, during which time | cannot gay that
ever enjoyed a perfectly well day. There
we're times wien The symptoms we're more ag-
gravsted than III others. and then seemed
would be a great relief to die. had at al
times au unpleasant feeling in my head but
latter,y, MY suferingss much increased that
! became almost unfit for Lusiness of any kind;
nv mind was continually filed with gloomy
thoughts and forbOaings, and II ! attemptedto
shange their current by reading, at once
sensation Of icy GOODNESS in connection with
dad weight, as it were, resisted upon my
brain: also. feeling of sickness would occur
q, the stomach, and great pain to my eyes,
accompanied with which was the cOn!inua
fear Of losing my reason. | also experienced
great lassitude. debility ana nervousness,
which made it difficult to walk by day or sleep
81 night. became averse to society, and
disposed only TO secluson. and having tried
the skill of a number of eminent physiclans
of various schools. finally came 10 the the con-
sius;on that, for this disease ac fay present
age AS years. there was cure in existence
But, through the Interference of Divine Prov
iience, to whom devoutly offer my thanks.
I NJ last found a sovereign remedy in yo1r
Dyspepsia Pills and Tar Cordial, which seem
to have effectually removed almost the last
trace of my long lisl of ailments and bad feel
ings and in their place health, pleasure and
sontentment are my everyday companions.
JAMES VI. SANDERS,
No. 453 North Second street, Philadelphia,
Formerly OF Woodbury. \. J.