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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

HAYHURsT-On Tkur@day morning, sArFust
18th, 1855 ELEE, Wifs of Jsszes Hsyharst, in
the forfy -slxth year Of her ass.st =
TIE faasraI viii ltsse plsrs ts-dsy q sIdsy, tbs
2sgh,,at two o'e'ock from ths johnson church.
in Centre Tovnsh p Frfsnds . TIE fAsily a.
invited to attend. .yUssc - s5i-1zs 70
BYERs.-Ia Coluahns, okiIo. % ths fsss is,t 5
Txk3rn via % Mt. Tili.sKs Dyers, A Ike 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

s2r The State 'conSentionl of Miss Hiss
sipp; how in session. bss adopted the
following by a vote of eigbty-six. to
alavar. on fHdf sTsVs e = safhi 7.
arr ;...asg So II ed ,bsign -
THE institution Of slavery having
been abolished 10. the State Of Missis.
sippi,s mother slavery nor, iugoluntarv
servitude, otherwise. thsu,in phnishnae ntt
for crime, whereof the psrtEi fsh hall have
9bseu Hduly convicted, shall hereafter
exist an this STATE aus, the Isezis Iaeure,
at the next sessions and thereafier, :as
the public may require, shall provide by
Law for the profectiou and SECURITY Of
the persons and the, ovropestTs7of the
freedmen Of the State, and guard them
and the Stste against any evils that n az
aFiae fron their sudden enaucipaaion.ii's
Kentucky will soon be the only State
in the Union cursed With the crime 81
slavery 8 on aya' 'nss2 9'-.a. o :.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

MuLEsa AT AUcrIox-Hiram Nelson
viii sell at auction, Saturday August
10Th, At 10 o'clock, on Main Street, op-
positelths Court House, City head of
work mules for greeubscks.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

Tbs AkERIeAs OoSFLHCr, on aGRRAT
HIsToRT OF THE REBELExox,P BIZ HoRAcR
GkEELx-M Warren, agent for the,pub-
lishers is in the city, soliciting subscgf
bers We most cheerfnlly recommend
The work to our readers Il can only be
obtained BY subscription. Mr.. Warren
may be found at the Sherwood House.
= aur25:2t ri eA s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

~ Hon. D. P. Holloway, recently
Commissioner of Patents, and Col Rod
ney Mason, Of Ohio, have formed .
partnership and opened "A oHies in
.Nashington, ~ patent lawyers 400 Z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

D@> Chicago .@as visited on Monday
night with aeseyere storm. washing
away railroad bridge, causing an &C.
esdent 70 a.ttain BY which four peraons
we're killed and several. ioinrad 49,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

geF Some ohths papers calling then.
selves Democratic are trying TO get ar
an Excitement against the holdersof tEie
public bonds. O. The uosmoFe.n1eh and
no-more-mopsy fello~sc2a,e forgive the
patriots who, in the crisis of the rebel
lion, came forward with their funds ID
sustain the honor and credit Of the
eountrS. Indianapolis Journal soia aa
That is the real secret Of The war
made oa Government bonds BY The Cop.
psrheadrs One Of the plans devised Tor
destroying the Government was by ex-
hausfing The Treasury and attempting
to destroy the credit Of the Govsrnmsnt.
This plan was defeated b. loyal cap
italists ioaning the Gosernment money
on bonds. Hence lbe bitterness felt
against, thess bopds. aud their holdsrs
4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

B% Colonel " FrJbArger has retired
from the service AID returned to bis
hong, at ConnersviEe, ~ ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
CITY NoPIOAIs ) ~.

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y Il oEpER FOX J5eBiK5 GDZ-iEA1,gss q =
tha CssafsS1 lCosred oftBs sfi.. 81 RI -f.Y =
thas sAaaSnsTs ef.al lets ~ FSss Il fsts ifonf-
irg 81 q AZ 2laipg - asFtnI &c fssf
sHst q feuffH stfe@s r. ~ Vac u T. esst
aireets sosiis-sasta 81 . 9 ets ri1rs - n n s =
70 IsseaTt s.ffefs.S fss'd eiest ssRee tslf .
sd lbs9 sSe5csts.s ssis-'s I. 4 H wa
4sie ga the - = ifA3ss A. ~ eiJs s7sol1i ifEs
pa'. ss. neg y M 20 sassv va
CTR Clerk ., Oa71e. 81 gazz isasr ~ @ e
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
For shorlm.

We are authorised to announce that JOSEPH
B. COX Is candidate for the once Of sberis %
vandsrburgh County, at the ensuing October
election. = -ttv. : ans9s -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
AFTERNOON SESSION

A lecture on Nutrition by, Dr. Tyrreli,
wss The commencement Of the after
noon exercised TIE lecture was con
else and clear, 90 far as Ii went, but the
subject was one 10 which justice could
not be given in half ihouga LSeEeraT
practical ideas were prosecuted, hoNeEer,
and the Institute begin 70 see light 10
this matter Of Physiology, so that the
little people of Eauderbureha cOanty may
feel assured that they will be taught
somefkihg isvery PERSONAL The en- sting
year. The phrase 4sl<noR thysslf,P viii
receive, nev Attentions; and will aoe
printed as b. motto in llafgerletter5 thRh
ever before AIS % 8df gssW -aH1soalA
Another lesson in, or rather feefure
on Readings by Mr.. HuuteF, in winch
the instructor caused lthe5imetnber Of
the Institute to blow their oWnshumpels
for once, ut least .sssd sa4s4 = $3.50
A class in Mental Arithmetic sue.
eeeded, and then recess, when, through
the kindness Of Mr knight, the QUARRY
and nutritious elemeuts Of several wai
termelons were discussed with consider
able vigor! sarsnes baA a1fc~ sA3i .
Recess was followed by lecture on
Geography By Mr. Knight, and this By q
lecture from Rev @. n Spalding e Sub
ject, ''The proper method that should ia.
duce 70 the professionoH teaching. AS
we hope to see this lecture in print, we
will only say here that il received the
undivided attention ofrall present. zee
Notes, queries, couundrams and sdRs-
Gges, closed the session. 81 aai'R' "l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

AipEwAlK BUTLr. "A Sidewalk. has
been boil, in Gslena, from the residence
Of Geo. GEantlt0 the depot, BY the citi-
asns' Grants remark when asked 20
be q Candidate for President, gave the
people Of sGAlena the hint and they boilt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

sara 6ns assortment Of Boys Buck
lie Shoes and Congress CATERS, 81 tie
Boston Boot and shoe Store, No. s. See
ond street. 1fig 81 lae8 uslad slae
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

NOTICE.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ REoETvRp
- at my once until Saturday, Sept1nbef eth.
1855, for furnishing the Ooanty Forty Cords ol
Giood Hickory Wood, to Be- delivered Is the Court
HOUSE in Evansville before November 1at, 1888.
asle-9@6&w VICTOR mxmCH, Amdie@r W. o.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

assTsoldierS and their heirs vbowant
thsir claims promptly collected, should
callat The Office Of Vim. Reavis on Main
81, between Bird and zyh over Kellers
Gan store. aug3tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
CITY NEWS.

s~SavapnAh, Ca Was recently Wis.
tied BY . tornado that did much dam
age. a@t@
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

al les sat pss gfi 81 - - T. sstE 'saS
81 g-aaz ea-tsts 81 i..GE ssss go &c -
80
gis9 90 &. -a.z,s SO re HTs tzap ss si4
r. g1zss9
.lssnao Sea otsE al g - % -
-tsa.1 t1ze aEITaI4 ~
80 RSza lssl 81 - ~ O.. u ssstasasA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

tsr ria7fs zuizss7c ssodH .514oas asiirz
ez .dsa7z3 s4ss ,szes nsE a 5s1sla9 90
.rfm e tas s4ass 2 d tas .swoe ed O.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

- t.-sf, araa "a bad So saai .t-gf
FaVing used sysrg sa5ff 20 estabiish ths Mussc
business n thir City 1nder maoy dlfscEstfes. Ne
have, By connecting ether business With IL sne-
esedsd IN dravtng portion Of that lice { trade
nj nj point. ae~rf-r - s. 1I77f $40 n :
10 .oreer 50 encourage the taste for n uyie. We
oner TIE ioilewing superior isducrmsnts 10 pr
sons wishing 20 purchase Piaaoss.r ffef-k
b ist- We viii sell any Piano W have fully a.
chs p - il eau be neushx Easf iEG1Es 4aF
yeart~ thea charge. = T
4 ID IL TIE Pa . DOS not awe satfsfactieu We
ef1l en-. b r gsft Esr aaothAr. rlre7 fI1I 1G1
"a. we win rsaf Pianos and let fha rant pur.-
ehAss fhsn7ss asos4 u -
We slao take old Planes or MsIcdscns IN TX.
change NJ new oaes -ff rarf.rfsrsh ,rr
nss "a fses ~ .vsi4i slor
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

RAILROAD srooK ,EoR., SALE. - The
Government ia making arrangements 10
sell during the month Of October thirty
locomotives and two hundred aud ninety
cars at Manchester, opposite Richmopd,
Eve locomotives. aud fifty one cars Ut
Portsmouth, va, one locomotive al Nor.
folk, Va, and Eny locomotiyes and seven
hundred and ffty cars at Alexandra.
There viii also be sold al Alexandria two
thousand ions Of railroad iron, aud at
CITY Point four Thousand tons g
- = aas--zLL---A
MixED.-Ths Chic Democracy seem cen !
to be terribly muddled aud aeuaoraliHed.
Last week they held Convention Of
Columbus, and nominated Alex. Long
for Governor, and men aof like faith for
the other State Offices. =
Long and his adhereuts are open and
avowed advocates of the infamous doc
trines of State EiRhtsapd of the right of
secession. CeytaipY Of defeat on this
platform and with these candidates, those
Of he party who desire success aud the
spoils Of oficeat allIhzsAFds, dencunoe
the Long clique as disorganizsrs. and
heritics, and have ordered a new Con-.
TvsntiOn, to which, with admirable con
sistency, they have elected delegates who
have always adhered to the same detes-
table doctrins-of States rights and righs
- =. -. g gnrNak esag asas ssHfEa eaa-
The ohIo Democracy, Ike the rebel.
hon. fs suppressed T. 81 50 s9x4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

" .ssol s-rq 10 70. ss3 bs!i3z - plss
svol svaa q 1sss7q blsou EaDaN 3s.a
All nj Il Re sssBa sa5 81 ed q ,bsiH-l7
.s3Ais s1cg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
Teachers In tltHte, aai !
TaURsDAY, August -

go .KoRSIsG sEssFoS, .aa.aa1
The exercises this morning resembled
those that have proceeded it---s few
changes having oceurredaa al .t-lseY
Primary instruction. leoki ske place of
History, and ~ WritteRs Arithmetic the
Institute became one sclass--listeniug
With close attention to- Mr. Hnntsr 8
simple, and, a. he proved, yeTyIF ficieht
rule for interest. u Perhaps there sis
nothing more refreshing 20 ths teacher
khanete have, occasionally some new
way presented for doing an old work,
provided this way embraces the prinei-
pies of, and easi be made ss,pFaclirai as
the. old. We have enjoyed several SUCH
refreshing season, thaHks 20 Mr.. Hun.
ters za3 g,9fb IA % 1000 e znas "
Division Of Fractionsh was also sim.
plifed With regard to rules ls.4,siesI
Z Mr. Hunters method OF calling m
classes, the method 81 standing in class,
and the calling The ron and dismissal Of
the same, was then shown BY number
of the teachers toeing chalk liue,
That three of the most experienced
teachers were sent TO the foot OF this
line iin disgrace, did not diminish The
enjoyment Of the exercise. tf.-
As usual, notes and critieisrns closed
49, - o+~A' So a. ur.f aHaf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
EVANSVILLE
@&9
CRAWFORDsVILLE
IA Railroad.
y tas-s
SUMNER, 1885. ARRANGEMENT

III
ON TRAIEa Leave EvansviIIs Daily. (suneAys
- axcepted). as follows:
Es6n u. ASco o.s.isHo To :.
vinoenass 10 Is =. M; Tsrrs Hsu:s
ssnm afs:95 P. NJ.
@.AmA.M.-nEAlLIL. y NPEEss1
(OAM trafas lsave f5r East, ] Is
s d for Rest, $50 p NJ; Arrives
srea. ct Tsrrs Hsn'e, ass r. Rs connect-
r~r. ing with Express Trpina "a follows
TERRE HAUTE Ri HMoHD r.
- Ls YES Terrs Heuta 1t $40 p. n I;
Arrives at IndIanap0Hs T.Z5 r. NJ,
making cloae connection 18th rains
for Cincinnafis GDlmfnHgs, and 81
~ EASTERN ,igisss ana 1of Chit ago, Toie
Id. and Dstrois
st. LOUIS, ALTON TEnRE HAUFg RB.
- - Lezyas Tarre Hauta NJ 3.6s r. Va. /;
Arrives ~ Mstfeon As No. Chi
scagos Too A. n, and making direcf
ecnneeti9ns for all pciats IN the
fT noFth-Wsst
A-A@M m. M wTMrEMNER ACCOM-
&VO EOpATKOM-
\ - ~ Arrives st Vtnceasss 9 As r n
II r0aA. u. Trains leave for ksst, Ie:l5
n ArrlTa - Aouisvilis sa0 4
On CiariHnatIs Loo a, a. leave
trfOr West. 80 A. A.: Arrive 81 kt
Louis. 20 r. n Cairo, 700 T, u +.
tTeE q RETURNING.
ann CCOMBIODATEON TRA1E-
aA Leaves Terre Haute e. Q 80 A. N. ;
Vincal ness IL 10 p n. Arrives 81
gVansvfilf 8 II P. n.
AVA. Leaves TeKrs Hante a. 1850 P. IL
| IN arrival Of Express Trans frov
q .CfnciBBati and the Eass Leaves Via
| esnnes A. 7;i6 p. n. Arrives at
Byabsvills s:f7 p. n.
RwINcENNEs ACCOMMODATION
Leaves A n Junction at 40
NJ, en- arrival Of Night Express from
az Cincinnati and Louisville Arrives
etEyansEtll~0 40 A. N. So
nav baggage checksd tbrcugh 70 Rii principal
| points North and East 70 svges
ssf JOIN IsGLE .JE., sup't.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

H@-fhe New York Tribune SAYS: We
believe there is good authority Tor the
statement that Mr. Robert Lincoln, son
OF the Late President, ia shortly 10 be
married TO idanghter of Secretary Hsr.
Lao. sa 7s.s9 9 10
IA Well, whose businessis III And what
business have newspapers TO meddIe 10
such pfiSata affairs of private parties;
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

ARE VIE PEurAErxe The cholera.
ike death on shs pals horse," is
steadily and surely advancing from the
East, and has already reached Eneland
and F-ance- Eextyssr, AZ he iatesf, It
will no dcnbt cross the ocean and ravsge
the United States. Its ravages ca1not
be entirely turned aside, but they nay
be greatly mitigatsd. Strict attention to
cleanliness aud diet viii go far TO raitis
gate its fatality, and the work of Prepafa-
ZION should be commenced this Fall and
renewed in the Spring. Our city au-
thorities should enforce q thorough
cleaning Of the streets and alleys, and
the people in general should adopt these
sanitary measures which prudencs and
widom suggest - :
Like the Iocusts, the appearance Of
he cholera seems % be periodic ss a.
epidemic. 1T FIRST ravagsd this country
in 1882, next in 1s49-iust II years
later Add II to i849 and il bripgsns
down to 1856 - A1@ = WI
Thorough clesnliness Is . great pre-
ventfve Of disease. yellow fever has
scarcely been knorn In New Orleans
since that city was well clesnsed By
Yankee energy. ! bas aisilfas "a
Il 3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
WANTED.

THEACHEB.-wA WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A
H. thorough Tea her 10 English Grammar, Al
gebra and Matheu-a'ics Only such-'sho tsof :
ough may eaIt IpquiEe in thisofae-. afe2 =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

s4a 500 s,es ..lsgsE vsx 90 Is
s,.,.-+sfs e. asssrsssF sas sszsR zsEz ~ IA
,saso
x4=s,E ~ sTsasgg y Esass hassslssB
.4soTs "a s 8 Gsa&o& -
ssifSEsgE 49,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

aaa ~ sGi - vsaa = t@G
.3s .s .1.a3 rsf1E tsss 1siE - n 2. ~
ss.g.ssasAs 20 ssasiES 3 hi0essisa A4sle
.aslss sesasaJ a6t = Nszlrasi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
Local Notices.


~ Hammer, in the basement, cor
ner Of First and Locust, keeps the best
sad most orderly saloon and restaurant
ia our. City. No unruly noise is permit
ted there and bis eatsblss, drinks6les,
and snokeables are Of the FIRST quality
Gsntlsnen wishing 4 quiet meal, gotten
up m tie incest style, will call at Han
uiers Also, gentlemen wishing 8 quisl
@snila Ia smile Of the most benign
cbarscter-wil give head herssossss=
Z Dropping into Carlin's empofs q
of fashion, our eyes langaished in
amazed bewilderment upon the temptiRg
display Of magnificent apparel. Every
variety Of texture and hue, price and
A.imsks up is there found, while the
pleasing AHability with which Carlin and
bis aids serve their customers, i the re.
marx of 81 host in the pleasure Of i'm,
agiuation-; Hours might Raxe g'idsd
smoothly, bad mot the rush Of greeSy
customers precludsd all idea Of com.
fort X J, =. 49, III nj "a I
Z We noticed xith feelings Of explicit
pleasure, as We slowly yielded 20 The
throng. the greatly reduced price a
which Csf4in seems determined 10 dis
pose Of bis really large stock Givshim
a call, if onlg TO satisfy adssire to see
aorrneshinz hnra - Il ..alaranaA .-all
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
Wa NTEt3r
FOR RENT

WE WILL RENT, FOB ONE Oh nOKB
wv years, all the bulldogs on Locust 81 eets
between Water strsst and the Alley. but recen
occupied BIZ the Oommfssary and QaEtsru1ssters
Departments; also. will rent the biseksmtn
shop on Main street, near tbs onEal, on reason
abls terms. -. se
fy4-dn MOHGAhI BEAD o. w.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
Real Estate for Sale.

NOME EVERYBODY TO THE COURT HOUSE
~ OF Monday, the 2sth inst, at 2 O'Clock, and
W. will sell without reserve the following prop
srty, via: One fhfm the lower MT. VeFnon
road, four miles from the city Of EvanAviils, Ind,
containing sixty acres more or less, and with
. kinds Of frait trees, berries, grapes, ah rub
will at the Same time sell 70 the highest bidder
LOT No. with housel. In block 0, Northern tn
lArRementi the house contains four rooms, cellar
and oistern, aud out buildings. G
Other property Will he sold at he same tfme.
Terms Of sale will be made known on day of
sale A. q, SULLIVAN. Agent
augl91w Democrat and Union copy. u Il 81 -
COTTAGE HOUSE On CHKsTNUT sTRH EFT,
" with sixty i've Scet OF ground. Apply early.
aug1B-4teod THOs. n. QARvIN.
DITTsBURG COAL AND COKE. In quantities
Il TO suit purchasers.
RRITE A HANEY,
Corner Of Canal aud IngIe eteeets.
August IA-tl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
FOR SALE.

TpIRE.PRooF SAFE FOE SALE. a-
have large Rnd exoslient birs-Rro0f eafS for
buaiBe g. fGn2s1 A. Q. HALLoCK.s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

A NICE LITTLE FRAME COTTAGE, WITH
N three rooms, sn inner kitchen aud collar
ready furnished. Lot 25 by $50 iaet, well i'm
proved with good stable, eistern and SINKS. Fitu-
ated on Cherry street, tetwseu Second and THIRD
PosHs gaon given Is soon as desired. Apply Ht
a0LDM An, BERG $50, rs.
aul4-u Corntr first and Sycamore streets. =
HOUSE FOR SALEM A BUSINESS PART
ave years. Apply 10 II. Nelson, or
auTlOt ,, levitt. 4
nRR SECOND HAND HAY PRESS. LND
~ 1900 feet Lumber. -#rs aft 81 a.
y8.tf GAIT, COCHRAN 4 co.
Residence for Sale.
A SPLENDID SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, OF
n ave acres. within the city limiis-@a two story
brick house, with stable, Ac., and fruits Of ali
descriptions. VIII be sold low BY go
my23,E A. JOHNSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

asE zss6o sid bas bs7sgirP s.
bra bsg1s7 zsd sles9 saI " ,bs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

& .sssa EvAssTTLLEs August "a, 1855!
\ .RssOlaed, That whereas, at no period
Of the' worlds history has ahe naeessirv
OF association on she part of labor be.
come 90 apparent 10 every thinking mind
n u The present time; and, perhaps. h
Rslsa@ntEy haa thSswsekiRR elaaa bean -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

Tiled and several injured,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-29
Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia!

DB. WisIiARr IL have beeu . constant
sufferer with dyspepsia for the last eighteen
years, during which time cannot say that
ever enjoyed perfectly well day. There
were times when the symptoms we're more
aggravated than 1T others, and then il seem
ed it would bc q great relief to die. | had
at all times On unpleasant feeling in INV
head. but latter'y, my suffering 10 much in.
creased. that became almost UNFIT for bu-
s'ness Of any kind, my mind WAS contin.
ually filled with gloomy thoughts and fore.
bodings.and Iattempcd to change their cur
rent BY reading; at once sensation Of icy
coldness in connection with dead weight.
IS It were, rested upon my brair; also .
feeling Of sickness would occur at ,he stom-
ach and great pain to my eyes, ,accpmpanied
with which was the continual fear OF los
ing my reason, al-o experienced great lss
s'tude, debility aud 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 uf
various schools, fully came to the conclusion
that for the disease ut my present age as
vears). there was no cure in existence. Hut
through the interference Of Divine Prov;
dencc. to whom devoLtly offer my thanks,
! at last found sovereign remedy in your
Dyspepsia Pills and Tar Cordial, winch seem
to have effectually removed almost the last
trace Of mv long list of ailments and bad
feelings, aDd IN their place health, pleas
ure and cententinent arc my every day com
panions. ta
JAMES N. SAUNDERS,
No. 453 North Second st.. Phila.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-29
Dyspepsia !! Dyspe psia !!

], Noses Krummis, 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 and head, with
dizziness and staggering in walking. with
great weakness end general debility. lem
bloyed, in that time. seven eminent physi-
clans, and they differed in their opinions Of
my disease soGnc thought | had one disease
and some another, but was all the time
getting worse and worse, until became so
l"w that my wife would have 70 feed me for
weeks together While in this dreadful
condition, placed myself under DR.. Wish
arts treatment, and used his great Amsri-
can Dyspepsia Pills and treatment TO-. dys
pepsia and At the present time | an per
fectly well. And have gNinsd IN 6esh twenty-
four pounds, and can work and attend to
my business ss telSas any penaDh 10 Penn.
sylvania, and am satisfied it is : perfect
cure. DR.. Wishart, yoa esn publish my
case if you see proper. as want to bear tes-
timony to the great power your medicine
has to eure dyspepsia. All persons ~ y
liberty to call and see me or write.
Moses KRUHMIs,
Schuylkill Haven, Schuylkill county,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-29
Dr. Wishart's Great AMeri.
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, dvs
pep>ia, would return with all its dreadful
{, r,aities, and my whole system was fast
wasting away. In this sick and diIapidated
state, was handed circular of Dr. Wish
ar, Great American Dyspepsia Pills and
Pine Tree Tar Cordial. which gave correct
description ofmy snfier'ngs, and deter
mined to place myself under the Doctors
care, and take his medicines.
As soon as commenced the use of the
medicines began to get better. and 80
continued three months, at which time
was perfectly cured Of all nv 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 0f your
truly wonderful medicines. May God bless
you and preserve your truly useful life for
many years. would say to every sick per-
con who was suffering Is was. that my
residence is No. l8y Richmond street, Phil
adelRhia. where will take great delight in
eiving testimony to the great power Of DR..
Wishxrt's medicines to cure.
F. II. ALLEN.
Dr.. Wishart's Store and Office, No. 10
North Second street, Philadelphia.