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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-06-04
Baltimore Advertisement

Baltimore Advertisements.
WAoHns' 'nwE1R1,s
LARMOUR 81 CO..
No. 10 Light Street,
Opposite the Fountain Hote,)
ag BALTIMORE, MD. eed
Have this day opened their new stock, COM
prising l.->.f7IG : =
cHRoNoMETER WATCHES,
TIMING WATCHES,
ENGLISH WATCHES, M
AMERICAN WATCHES,
LADIES' WATCHES
We also offer
WIN. B. LARMOUR'S NEW COMBINATION
WATCH,
Made on purely scientific principles, and con-
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WEDDING PRESENTS or
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LADIES' BRACELETS CHAINS
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GENTLEAIEN'S SEAL RINGS,
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SLEEVE BUTTONS,
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STIRLING SILVER WARE OF ALL KINDS,
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Consisting of Tea Sets, Ice Urns, Walters.
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Hair Jewelry manufactured to order at short
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Watches and Jewelry repaired in the best man.
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va PRICES Low FOR CASH.
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Are respectfully invited to examine the best
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-06-04

EXPLOSIVE COAL OIL
IN The only article that can be used with
safety-will burn one-thirdlonger, and sold at
oncsame price as the inferior grades. at
P. II. & TROUT COS.
April l2-tf Drug Store
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-06-04

McCHEsNEY &NADENBOUsCH,p PROJECTORS
WILLIAM WHOoLEY, Superintendent,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-06-04

DENNET WINE.-Miss Leslies Rennet Wine
IL FOR making in a few minutes, Slip, Fruit
Curd, Junket, and delicate and wholesome des-
serts, at LINKS drug and prescription store.
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-06-04

THOR RENT. A good Store Room. Apply to
Il G. A Heller, Corner Main and Augusta
Streets.
ian22-f 4 Z,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-06-04

EUR THE LADIES. =. Perry's Moth and
Il Frecllle Lotion, for removing Moth
Patches, Freclles and Dscoloratons of the
skin.
HUNTS BLOOM OF ROSES for the complex
ion. Can be had at LINKS
Drug and Prescription Store
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-06-04

GUN UMBRELLAS and Parasols-a very fine
- stock j. A. PIPER Il son.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-06-04

WTANTED. 900 feet II inch WALNUT Plan
w aboutl5 inches wide. Apply to -,
J A.PIPER.
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-23

DESTRUCTION OF DEPRECIATBD FUNDS. For the
past twenty years the annual reports of the
State Treasurer have been burdened with a
statement of the existence of SAL 900 of
deprecated funds which were held by the
State. AS the amount was added in the sum-
ming-up of the assets of the Commonwealth,
and continually led to confusion, the Gov
ernor, in his annual message, advised that
committee be appointed to examine into these
funds, and if they were worth anything, sell
them, or if not, to have them destroyed. His
recommendation was acted upon, and com.
mittee have investigated their character.
They consist of notes of broken banks, and of
''relief money" and are, all combined, not
worth dollar. They therefore recommend
the destruction of the entire amount. The
report was adopted, and hereafter we snail
lose that old-time item in the statement of
what Pennsylvania is worth.
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The AcquittaI of MRS. Tw,tcno,I

The AcquittaI of Mrs. TwItcneu
TIE acquittal yesterday of Mrs. Camilla r.
Twitchell as an acoomplice in the murder ot
Mrs. Hill, did not create much surprise in the
minds Of those who had read the evidence pro-
ouced by the Commonwealth against her.
Ihe proofs adduced were clearly insufficient to
iasten upon her the heinous offense with
winch she was charged. Under these circum-
stances, District Attorney Sheppard had no
alternative save that of abandoning the case,
by requesting the jury to return verdict of
not guilty. This official and his associates
have done their full duty, under the law, to
the people and the accused. SO long as there
was primd fdc,e case against the prisoner, it
was clearly the duty of Mr.. Sheppard to press
forward with the case until that prima f1cie
case was either strengthened to one of posi-.
tive certainty or entirely undermined. This
he did, and public sentiment will Justify him.
both in insisting upon the detention of the
until she could be brought to trial.
and in abandoning the case as soon as the
proofs were found insufficient to warrant a
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AN EXPLANATION!

We are often asked why are not other repa
oles In the market for Consumption, Coupbs
colds, and other Pulmonary affections eonoi
to DIR. L. @. G. WISHART'S PINE TREE TAp
CORDIAL2 We answer
| l. IL cures-not by stopping cough. but bv
loosening and assisting nature to throw off o..
unhealthy matter collected about the tb,oot
and bronchial tubes, causing irritation 80
cough. 3no
z. Most Throat aud Lung RemaS;os
composed OF anodynes, which allay the oouoh
ior awhile, but by their constringent eascss
tne nDres become hardened, and the unbaaIthn
Huios coagulate and are retained in tho On,
tenn, causing disease beyond the oontroI =.
our most eminent physicians.
o. Inc FIre Tree Tar Cordial. with r.,
assistants, are preferable, because thew ro-
move the CAUSE of irritation of the mroo,,s
membrane and bronchial tubes. ass;st .LS
lungs to act and throw off the unbAal,b,, -
cretions, and purify the blood, thus scje,t,S,,u.
making the cure perfect.
Inc truth OF which we have living witna,,a,
who were once given up to die.
- A0"'es suUJOlned, and call ar
Or. WIsHARTs GREAT FAMILY MRDI.
ZINE STORE, and examine our file. and 90
and consult living testimonies. which o.
more satisfactory than reading or bear;n, 80
the wonderful cures of DR.. L, O. G.. WISH
ARTS MEDICINES
kE4DINa, Pa.--DR. WIsHART-Dear Sir.-T
Ia have Oeen cured, as believe, Of CONSUMPTION
m
was SO very low, and had been sioll so Io,O "uo
''.1 Wnen commenced to use it, that had bnf
little confidence in anything, 7 had t;oS
many OF the advertised medicines. as we'll 40
the prescriptions of several eminent nbvs;
clans. on' Physl-
MY symptoms were a dry, hacking oouob
mnnoa haa nad for several years, with niebt
s"eaIs ana frequent severe bleeding of eha
lungs: was so very weak Chat r conIS
ssteno 10 no business, and had pain almost
constantly through my breast and shouldars
AOomt iour years ago my brother, who raside.
IN Philadelphia, told me he believed vonr
meololne would cure me, and commenced ita
use. was aware that my disease had coma
to, 'SL snat l conld not expect to be cured in
better-so much SO that was able to atteDJ
10 my business; and, after continuing its nae
ioi several months; | recovered nv health
and strength perfectly. A'"''N
l am convinced that this is not a mara
transient relief, but complete and permanent
cure, as have been gradually growing stronger
eyer ever since, and attribute it solely to your
Pine Tree Tar Cordial, for know that must
nave nave, gone TO my grave years ago, if had not
used your great medicine. / would sav IN
those VINO are similarly afflicted, especially in
cases like mine, where the disease has run for
long time, that although one bottle will
relieve, it will not effect a cure; but by perse-
Vering in its use, believe it will restore Won
% health, II you are not beyond the power of
III meolcine' MRS. l.. S. SALLADE,
No. G58 Penn street, Reading, Pa.
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SOLACE FOR DELAWARE.
The WhIpping.Pos1 ~ r,u,

a., W trust mat the people of Delaw ware will Ia U
'his "4attering dl junction" to their souls:-
had az heeus, on Inc 4th inst, three men, who
ceived twenty five lashes each with the cst-o'-
nine talls, In The central hall of the borouSh
Jail' new triangle. much stronger than t6a
one hllnerto In use, was employed and the
prisoners were secured to 1t so firmly that the
least vibration in the solid timbers, Tie firsf
man logged was John Edwards, aged thirty.
SIX, who look the first two or three strokes OF
lhe cat very ooolly, but the fourth elicited a
scream OF 20 J" and dreadful groans and howl.
ing proceed from him until he had received
the end OF twelve strokes q second Tailor
handled the cat For the last half dozen lashes
ne was perfectly quiet and when free walked
the next delinquent brought to the whipping
post. He was full OF fear from the first. Not
only did he groan deeply, but he exclaimed
despairipgly, "Stop on" Murder" "PulI me
of, and i III never do II again." He showed
throughout more feeling than either OF his feI-
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The postage of the members of the Penn
sylvania House of Representatives is paid for
by the State, the expenditures for this purpose
at the session of 1865 being $19, ,350O4. This
would allow an average for each member Of
$l93'5O, or an amount sufficient to purchase six
thousand four hundred and fifty (645O) three
cent postage stamps. A portion of this sum is
appropriately used in prepayment of the postage
On documents, but the Legislature has onk
few publications of general interest printed,
and we were on The point of giving the legis-
lative sages credit for conducting an extensive
and instructive correspondence with their con
when we noticed the statement made
in the House that one member had recently
forwarded by mail single package ohargeable
with five dollars postage If parcels of this
size often find their way to the post Office, the
expenditure is easily accounted for; but new
mystery remans-do the five dollar packages
consist of boots or dirty linen?
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THE SENATORIAL BoLT,-The Democratic
Senators bolted yesterday from the chamber
in order to leave that body without quorum,
and succeeded, there being but fifteen Repub-
hcans in Harrisburg. There is nothing which
can excuse such an action as this. These
gentlemen had all the rights of members and
could resort to all the tactics OF members, If,
after all, the rules of the Senate and the laws
OF the land were against them, then it was
their duty to remain, and not, by an unjust
and almost illegal act, deprive the body to
which they belonged of their presence. There
is another lesson to be drawn from this action.
1t is that Republican Senators should not
absent themselves from their posts during the
session of the Senate. Nor should they pair
off with the Opposition. Had it not been for
the system of pairing, there would have been
eighteen Senators present, and the Democrats
might have absented themselves as Iono 90
they saw fiji.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
SERMON re- oUNa muN U~

nESy@ SERMON re- OUNG MEN. UND si1s
socetion auspices OF me HO"Dg Mems Oh hrstian As.
Rey, N1', 4; W. " ! WYLtE p d viii preach a sermo
nIftIpdhf ing n1 Ihe Rs RE! ohMkG PRS by TEaIAM
| &c oek. DHoAD street, beloV spruce. at "a
Seats reserved for young men Medical students
arc strangers In the city cordially invited Co
=
Bt as oAH orisTi@NN x0NN% g nES's rs G1HItRIsTIAN
WIZ EssS, 6s htIG SI me peYt Nm @MoMp%y XENING CeocE.
M s'sx @1Si&6 Of lba World d. WILLIAMS
be made 9F can Prayer Meetings
", csl agd instrumental music.
-e me public are invited. It
Rsss= " EST sPRUCK s1 RECT CHURCH.,
Rev. w. p. BREED D. D. viii preach The seventh OF
@ s' ct @ * the sGSs o 4Ss Dsu6c BE
Rky~r ST. ,CLEMMNT,> CHUR RUH-
morrow beng foqrth Sun ay IN the month the
sTen01n eTenG6 servce will be omitted. Service In the
q So
nRayn. "w"NDER OF DIsOREDInNCE
fsERn MER to a. the Gospel" sermOn by Do. sHsP-
sRSET R
G2 0-oGek. -IanPs Oonfdence in ChrlstIanity."+
RSSsn THE REV. DR. TEEaDALE. FOR
THR GX uuRGH ss H'sns IN sG p's 81
morSng nnd aSennr hs n9 99S.r VIII preach sunday
week, In the audenc room OF the cNurc6
s5 sHyHq aAEulfaT9ss 9EEEHIsS sadERE:Ia.S!
iiEhElGh JOHNSlN, ID. d., Pastor. - Raw
ALsEkT BARN rs will preach Tom ,1rsw at iof;:
p. NJ. D' D' ~ az .s
RSSEp TRINITY Me. CHURCH, ErGaTU
49, SteeI above Race.-kev. Mr.. KELLEY OF
Camden. VIII preach Tomorrow at i0ls A M ana
Rev. X. W. II HUMPHRIsS pastor. at71a p, M,
HSSH REV. WILLIAM ~. OWENS WILL
49, preach In the NORTH UNITED PKESRY-
TbklA CHURUH, M STER Street above Fif
Ieenth at l01 A. M. and IA r. NJ. Pc VS. free Stran.
HSlSa DIVINE PLEADINGS.-REV DR
ceaS MARCH Will preacn this subject To Nor
TRE rIW fHgPdsgp rperi"g at 74 oolook. IN CLINTON
All persons cordi"Iy invited , o a tend. Np USSe
ez1sa REV. q. A. PELTZ WILL PREACVz
- 49, S,,, 9m0rrow Morning and Evening at the
IABEKNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH, CHESNTTT
street. west OF Eighteenth. Services at lO]S A. n
RS1SErn REV. r. II. ADAMS, ID. D., WILL |
Se=sE nreaCh In WESTERN pRES BYiTERTAN |
SHpRSH :SENENTEENTH and FL b ERT streets |
Sabbath, l0% and ga clock.
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CoRREorIoN.-Mr. Elisha W. Davis ssv0
That he did not call The EVENING TgLrcp pT .
guerrilla sheet" but that it was onlv tho
Morning Post, Ecening Bulletin, and .sIndav
D'Spdtch that were thus characterized Of
course we are immeasurably relieved nv II.
correction, though why we should not bs con.
sidered in the same category we do not know
10 be sure we did not bitterly denounoa tho
Receiver Of Taxes bill, but we have spoken so
freely of its merits and of other proposed oto-
tutes that we may be almost called 'euerriI-
las" The North Amer,can is praised bv Mr.
Davis, though for what cause we cannot saw
except that it has preserved a silence
throughout all the discussion. Now. the
truth is that the papers above named ara
those which saved the Republican partv in
Philadelphia from utter annihilation last fall
and are the true exponents of the sentiments
OF the people who compose the party. When
Mr.. Davis, therefore, denounces them as
'guerrillas," he reminds us of the Irish recruit
who complained that all the regiment was out
OF step with him.
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STATEMENT OF THE ASSETS,
january /, 1860.

FIRST MORTGAGES ON CITY PROPERTY
secs, s,55O.OO sess x-o.oo
LOAN BONDS.
S3Ol, 100 u. S. Government Loans w s321 177nn
10000 Philadelphia City Losns.. l49 675OO
l6l,lOO pennsylvania State Loans. l67 6tO.o0
A,O9O Cincinnati City Bonds........,. l2, 2,6OO.OO
4l,0OO Lehigh Coal and Navigation
Company's Loans. .... 33 SOOOo
4OOOO Del. and Rar Canal and Cam.
den and Amboy II. Il. Co.., S54OOOO
57,OUO Chesapeake and Dsl. Canal
Co.'s Con. Mort. Loan 1885, 3IO40 M
10000 North Pennsylvania r. R.
Company's Bonds, 1S6i, b5 Rno M
1900 N, Pennsylvania II. Il to,s7
% ooO y per cent. coupon oonds..",. 4,OO5OO
2OUOO pennsylvania r. r. Co.'s
bonus (!st mortgage).""",." 100000
10000 Schuylkill Navigation Con.
mn verlible Mortgage Loan...... 100000
$4,000 Delaware Division Canal Com
,oooo pany's Loan"'.',."......."..."- l3,O5OOO
10000 Delaware Railroad Company,s
Mortgage Loan...........,.... S8OOOO
10000 Lehigh Valley Railroad Com
pany's Mortgage Bonds..... 27,3OO 90
5000 Union Canal Company's Loan, GOOOO
STOCKS.
2l5 sh. Philadelphia, Germantown,
o,o and Norristown Rail. Com. 1927 so
and Baltimore Rail. Com. l3 145.OO
Aoo w sn' rnlladelphia Bank"........... $500 90
69 sh. Germantown and Perkiomen
Turnpike Company.........,, l5z5.OO
l76 sh. Chesapeake and DEL Canal Co. zOtO.OO
90 sh. Schuylkill Navigation Coma
pany (preferred) 1882 ......., I1S0oo
5o sh Schuylkill Navigation Com
pany (common). )............... 5sO.oO
Uo 81 81 A. IennysylVahla RR. Com 3.5OO'OO
IL, PhllalelDh nd
S'S' oompany.."".."...." 100000 |
MISCELLANEOUS.
- Casn on nanu anu III Bank...."....... 1f8 06693 !
rCe 390, ,373I9
oiioies NPreniluhs uhsettIed)~"....... l43 1926
De"te Due ia account (all good)......." 43 05S'5l
M 'oAes' D"e anu ohPalo""...'....".".. 25,5079I
Real Estate, Office of the Company
(Fnllaoeiphla|'""..... 100000
TOTAL AsSErs."""..' '........S2 3 As, ,3eS.3a
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low garroters. When he was unloosed he fell
into the arms of Lhe attendantss aud orawled
mon Robinson. eyed nineteen who went to the
ordeal with evl1ent denomination TO put on
OF the Victims he was inn Il ely the m 1st self
possessed. he pever uttered q SOUND from the
first stroke to the last. ~ 80
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

t@&sy PROCLAMATION OF THS MAYOR
O5ce m OF the Mayer ofthe City Pniladelphla
NeIce s hereby given that the following ordinance
~ the killing OF birds in the city OF Phlla l
win be strictly enforced from Afet
~, an Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance to Prevent
nIovaa Tg OF BIRDS IN the City OF Philadelphia Ap
s section 4 The Seect and Common Councils OF the
Oy OF Pniledelphia do oIdain, That any pers IN or
A. VINO shall capture trap snare stone throw
~ snoOt wound or kill any bird birds within the
miis OF the c1y OF shall Incur penaitv
OF nve o0Lhrs for each end such offense such
penhity 20 pc hueo Tor and recovered in II, manner
;i peI aIeS are now rec verabe, the VIII lle of
WhCn penalLy shall go 10 the nfurmer prosecutor
su h iniormer to be competent wi ness, Pr,vined'
however that the provisions of this ordinance shai
ny sppy 70 the kiliig of reed BIRDS, rail birds par
brgg snpe black BIRDS. or wo )dcoox, when these
sec ion g. 1t is hereby made the du'y of all the oH
and ms m6eTs OF the police of the city and thos.
sYng charge OF the public squares to see thas The
PIoVslons OF this ordinance carTied into effect
,ooot DANIEL NJ. FOX
80 ob M of PhIadainnfa
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JE. WEST JERSEY RAILROAD
The Business Mans View OF The Matter,

Forth from lis do2r, on his way 10 the store,
The business man set out
Wlln suit OF black on his manly back
. ARD az overcoat warm and stout
II nave much TO pay" thought he, "to.dav
But I've cash In bank suppose:
And lltlle care, for folks know wear
The ROCKHILL & WILSON clothes"
Said he, '.Srnall thanks to the men at the banks
That get so bravely through;
For It's known that those who wear such good
clothes s~
,,, stand well at the banks-they do.
The directors know where their customers go
For clothes. for they ask them all,
ana they re always kind TO the men whom they
Buy clothes at the GREAT BRO WIN HALL"
Poor economy to go shabby, good friend! The
Better your clothes the better you Will get
along In your business.
The Business Men of Philadelphia are invited
TO make 1t their particular business TO come
and look at our Business coats, and splendid
piece goods OF every description, which we
make up to order in the shortest time and at
the lowest prices. Exactly the things to suit
everybody. Winter stock in rapid motion.
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OFFICE AND STORE
no. $50 North SECOND G.
PHILADELPHIA, PA

Patients at distance can receive advioa Nv
mail free of charge. "
write directions plainly, and state svmn
toms of disease fully. ''"p-
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fl DIVIDEND NOTICE.

PHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON RAII,Ro,n
COMPANY. ~
OInce, no. S2A South DELAWARE Avenue
M. r,,---.-- PHILADELPHIA, January 20 1889
The Directors have this day declared aen1i D,,t
Si GiiVlaeno Of FIVE t5) PER OENT upon the UapisaI
SUCK OF me Conn any clear oftuTes from the Drois
oi the SIX months enuing December 81 1865 pAvanis
on arc after FeorDsry, trst proxlmo 10 the hoders
there OF as they stood Registered ON the nonSa ~ rs
Company on The 10th inst. " '"o
l2OIOt - EAHhEH NMOKtlS
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

f997 NATIONAL BANK OF THE RE
w. PUBLIC. S NE
At an election for Directors held TIiiS bA IiSOsi
serve Tor the ensuing year. ' oiecteo TO
WILLIAM H. RHAWN,
BENJAMIN ROWLAN ND In
Sc IA UEL A. BIS Oh H
FREDERIC A. HOYT,
JOHN PEAROE,
ALFRED DAY,
HOWARD HINCHMAN,
WILLIAM a. SEY FhkT
CHARLES RICHARDSON,
j. BARLOW MOOEHESD
WI LLIAM II HACK ER,
CHARLES l. SHARPhESS,
.s WILLIAM B. BEMENT
WILLIAM n RHAWE was aIected praiIdon'' LAY
L1o MIh0 JOSEPH p MUMFORD, Cashier
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DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA!

DR. WIsHART:-I have been a constant
sufferer with dyspepsia for the last eighteen
years, during which time cannot saw ever
enjoyed perfectly we'll day. There were
times when the symptoms were more aggra
vated than at others, and then it seemed it
would be great relief to die had at all
times an unpleasant feeling in my head. but
iatterly my snteriDgs so much increased that
became almost unfit for business of any kind:
my mind was continually filed with gloomy
thoughts and forebodings, and If | attempted
TO ohange their current by reading, at once
sensation OF icy coldness, in connection with
cead weight, as it were, rested unon INV hroir.
also feeling of sickness would occnr a. az,
stomach, and great pain in my eyes. aocamo
panied win which was the continual fear of
ioslpg my reason. | also experienced groat
lassltude, debility, and nervousness. whioh
made II dithoult to walk by day or sleep bv
nlght' ! became averse to society. and dis
Poseo only to seclusion, and having tried the
skill OF a number OF eminent pbvsicians Of
various schools, finally came to the ooncInsion
that for the disease at my present age Cfortv-
hVe years) there was no cure in syiStanca
But, through the interference of Divine Prow;
dence, to whom devoutly offer NV thanks
az last found sovereign remedy in your Dys-
pePsla Piils and Tar Cordial, which seem to
lave 10 eIeotually y removed almost the last trace
% ny t1ng hst OF ailments and bad feelings,
and In their place health, pleasure and con-
tentment are my everyday companions.
JAMES M. SAUNDERS,
Nv Matchmaker and Jeweller,
mo- 4o3 North Second street, Philada.
Formerly of Woodbury., N. J.
our Physician, who will be found in attend
ance Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of
'ach week, between 8 A. M. and P. M. will
give professional aid and counsel FREE or
CHARGE.