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! Look to your Coughs!

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The Heroic Women
70 auHI STORY,
Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
pies of Female Courage, Disinterestednls
and Self-sacrifce of Ancient and ~
....4s ~ Modern Times. t.-..

pies of Female Courage, DsinteTestedness
and Sei-sacrifice of Ancient and -
...ss. ri Modern Times. t.
---5B BY HENRY G. WATSON, ,------
AUTHOR OF .'THE CAMP-FlREs OF THE REyo
LUTON" "NiGHT in A BLoCR-iiousE,"
TO SGT before the OF America examples for iita
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MEDICINAIl..''
Wistar,s Balsam of Wild Cherry!
cftThct heat Is euucd Y oyer lLnoxru Ia Mnu

cough Colds A,ihra, Group, Bronehftis Inuen.a
El-tifng Of the Lungs Difficult Breathing, Liter Igsc
IL ~, Pain penktesSoJ the Breast Side, Prst
Stages of cOtsunlpiion; DC, DC, dc.
In short this peculiarly adapted to disease
OF the Lungs and Liver which produced BIZ our over
varying climate.
Wild Cherry has long been known to important
medicinal properties Thsact is familiar every
in land and Physicians Often prescribe 1t In different
forms variety OF complaints. Tar, also, has bSen
equally noted foris virtues and aome physicians, whose
familiar TO the whole country have gone Eo1Tai
declare that even consumption could be cured by hat
L,oc other hands, again. IL nearly vaueless, owing
doubt, TO their ignorance in preparing and
it'd difficulty now entirely 9bviated by patient experience
and longcxperimcn .II.-yt FRI ii ySI
The extraordinary medicinal powers OF these two sub
for the first time, combined AMI cnhIlsJ
IN DR. wISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. -
nice chemical process everything deleterrs useless i
Rejected that what remains Is the most
truly cicaeious remedy for all kinds or pulmonary ahd
diseases ever known TO mau.To convince all unbclicv
That our theory really true refer few cases oil
curcs formed by this Monderll medcine.
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Berger or Spine md Muscle Imminent.
OF this remedial agent we forbear to say anything Tho
speedy and certain action in removing rheumatism,
Neuralgia Sprains pains from Bruises Burns &C., SO
extraordinary that speak its merits you
really, fear could give
$50 iij'.,as 1t can be had at llG4aGf li s'fniiiE
sl.islf ID = PAXTON & LAKES, --itl-.
End or Susp. Bridge, and
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DIR. Guysott's Improved Extract of
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREPARA.
riUN FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON.
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF THE LUNGS
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO Re
AFFECTED BY THE EREE USE OF
MERCURY, IRON, QUININE,
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CONSUMPTION DURABLE!

Robert Sanderson, Justice OF the Peace in Rush
township Fairfield county, Ohio, and brother OF haior
General Sandcrson," officer IN the OF 1872 cured
Consumption by the use OF "Wistar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry .r,-.-s,.. - 49,.
Dear Sir:-As consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by being cured OF Consumption by the
i'Dr. wistar's Balsam Wild Cherryn will state tho
symy my case that others similarly afflicted may
try invaluable remedy II experienced great
difficulty in breathng had the hectic fever with violent
ushcs or heat AMI frequent cold chls with pain
my side aud breast accompanied by very bad cough
very restless ut nights, and had great night sweats pcrs
ring should say al least two gallons night, wcttns the
bed completely through. had not been able to work
but was much sniaeiated, and almost helpless
commenced using Wisar's Balsan Wild Cherry
have used in all 10 bottles land free from all those
complaints, for my health is good.
am years old, and have not taken any OF tho
Ilalsam 1916. because my health Is good TO
require medicines But Ii should have
my former symptoms should Wisar's Iasam OF Wild
Cherry procured the medicine OF Mcssrs Fall & Nc.
Crackcn your agents in Lancaster, Ohio.
ROBERT SANDERSoN. b.
The genuine Wisars Balsam OF Wild Cherry has fac
simile signature OF Henry Wisar, NJ. d. Phadcl
phia, aud "SanoId Il Park" finely executed
rraved W rappcr. No Othes can be. genuine.
uJ-Prcc 81 per bOttc--siH Bottles for s..
Sold ny ..-4 j. d. PARK, Cincinnati, o. B
Northeast OF Fourth and Walnut strcets-cntraHc,
on Walnut strcetto whom all orders must be
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az 9g9.9999 999 :
By only ree botes 'HISGrs
HrISaJn O Wild


BGlsa,a Of VIA Cheyry.'
.! ss- Mt. Eden KY, July 81, 1882
Messrs. Hnrcourt, Howard & Co.-Gents:-Thc .'Dr.
Wstars liasam OF Wild Cherry" that bought you
such signal benc in my family, that wish
its virtues known the benefit OF the public. E
My wife took cold at the time OF her confinement. which
ccttled lungs The physicians dis
consumption She had prose night syveats, and had
cougs she given for dcspaired OF her
and her child partook OF her complaint She then
menced taking ''IYTtars Ralsaui of Iid CherTy,'
three effected entire with her the chd
both. .-.HIIi.. 81 .... 'tf.,' y .lh o.. q a'ft
doubt that they would have been in their
graves if they had not used Wistar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry 'YI. .'sr. -.s. l....... SETH X. SEARCY.
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.-......... No. IS, C'hesnui streef, Philadelphia
Very 6rel iridee,eis ,riH Be made 10 actire and
ergeffc men pc:sssJe small capital Of from SOL
10 engage The sale Of these and other popular irork many
hieh sold eTclusuely ~ Iaren aug24
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Seth r. Searcy, whose certificate is above Is
much ycraciy any in this country and OF good
judgement and we place entire reliance his statement
~. d. .fss. . .. HARCoURT, HOWARD d. co.
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Presidency. lfhe is,alected,'w pre-
dict, the ruling spirit ofs his Cabinet
viii be SEwARD-de6idedl the worst
enemy the South has at the North
because lie is man of influence and
power, and he prostituted his power
to the worst of purposes. We con-
gratulate ourselves that we shall have
even more than an ordinary man to
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consistent Democrat, one who has al
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and his political master. We say that
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we claim for him, what is infinitely
more important to us. We claim for
him consistency in his public life. We
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strictest sect, and we claim him as the
best and purest friend to the South
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PALMETTO.
CoNGREss1oNAL.- INDEMNITY

CONGRESSIONAL INDEMNITY TO
SPANISH SUBJECTs.-On motion Of Mr..
Mason, the Senate considered and for
cngrossment the following joint resolu
ton for the relief of the Spanish Con-
sui and other subjects of Spain residing
at New Orleans, and of subjects Of
Spain residing at Key West, for losses
accustomed by violence of the mob in
the year eighteen hundred and fifty
one.
EMIGRANTs TO OREGON AND CALIFoR-
NlA.-On motion of Mr.. douglas, the
Senate proceeded to the consideration
ofthe bill authorizing the President
to raise, organize, and equip three regi-
ments of volunteers, to serve for three
years i'll guarding and protecting the
cmigrant routes, and telegraph lines,
and conveying the mails between the
Missouri river and the settlements in
Oregon and California. The bill pro-
poses to establish line of military
posts, ten i'll number, on said routes
to be garrsoncd by one hundred men
each; and in addition, military sta
tions at distance Of twenty miles
apart, to be garrisoncd by twenty men
each the post and station-houscs to
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procured i'll the vicinity of the route.
After discussion of the bill by
Messrs. Borland, Douglas, Mason,
Butler, Dawson, ctc., OH motion of Mr..
Butler it was postponed till next Tues
day.
The bill to amend al act to provide
for the better security of the lives Of
passengers on vessels propelled in
part by steam, was read Il third time
and passed.
PosrAGE on NEwspApERs.-Th
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Court NIirllnA.

The Black River Watchman" says:
The Court Martial ordered by Brig.
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dcflultcrs ut the Review of the 1st OF
July and the drillof the day previous
will assemble at SuInterville on Tues
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following Officers compose the Court
Lieut.. Col. J. d. BLAsD1sG, President
Major ISAAC kEELs,
Capt. GEonGE McCUTcugN,
" OzIAs MATHIS,
lsuAM MOORE,
6" j. b. N. HAMMEr,
6" E. d. PRlNGLE.
Ma. j s. S.MoonE, Brig. Judge Advocate
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-07-20

BosToS, July Ga great Abolition
meeting was held at South Abingdon
yesterday, ct which Charles Reynold
presided, Edmend Quincy made
speech, in which he hoped that the full
truition of independence would be con-
summated in the Freedom Of the
Northern States from the control of
Shareholders. He declared that the
Boston Wings had returned from Bal
tlmore covered with contempt. He
denounced kossuth as dcmapogue
for not openly sympathising with abo-
litionism.
Theodore Parker apologized for Sena-
tor Summers silence, and thanked Ran
tonl and enlogizcd Seward for killing
of Webster and Fillmore. He init.
mated that Seward might hereafter ap-
pear as President and the champion of
Northern rights. lie gloried in the
defeat of Webster.
Speeches were also made by Abbey
Nelly Foster, and the Rey. Caleb
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