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MEDICINlAL.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry!
Thc beat RemedY over known q Wan

IA i ,Rs, 1 h,, III En-
Stages of Consumption, DC, &C., dc.
this Bulsamis peculiarly adapted TO disease
OF the Lungs and Liver which Is produced b. our eVerp
Wild Cherry has long known posscssim
incur land and Physicians olen prescribe it in different
eaay p noted lis sirues and some physieisn whose
names familiar to the whole country have gone SO far
nnc In other hands, again. it nearly valeess owing
doubt to their ignoranee in preparing and
and orseSperimcnt.
st @ IS Of
truly ellcnc6ds remedy ali Kinds OF pulmonary
os eo H Is really true we refer to few
cures performed by this wonderful medicine. ~
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1' 'H'f1 Sa ns Of VIA viz 45Ss Ssf'
,r,onr, uov. M EdeG Ky, July "a laS2
wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry that bought a you has
hn ssa os Ss ny Of a s public make
My wife took cold at the time Of her confinement, WHICH
case consumption She had pfolusc night sweas, had
coughs; given up, despaed OF
aa asi i an 81 sss 1s e9
bottles effected entire cure with her and the ehi
they TcSd Il in
Cherry. Beth II. SEaRCf.
Seth r. Searcy whose certificate isabove, is of
much vcracity any in this country, and OF good
judgement, and place entire reliance his statement
HARCOURT, HOWARD g. CO.
| . CONSUMPTION Durable! I..lI B.
Robert Sandcrson Justice of the Peace in Rush Creek
township Fairfield county, Ohio and brother OF 'tNajor
General Sancrson officer in the OF 1872 cured Of
Consumption by the OF "Wistar's Balsam OF Wild
| Cherry -
Dear Sr:-As consider that life has been greatly
prolonged by being cured OF Consumption by the OF
cdr Wstur's Balsam OF Wild Cherry, will state the
that others similarly afflicted br
induced try this invaluable remedy. experienced great
difficulty breathing; had the hectic fever with violent
uses and frequent cold chils, with pain in
very restless nights and had great night sweas persp
ring should say, at least two gallons night wettins tho
c>mpctely through had not boon able to work for
scars. But much emaciated and almost helpless
when commenced using Wstar's Basam OF Wild Cherry.
Ihaye used 10 bottles, iand those
| complaints for my health is good.
| So years DID, and have not taken any OF the
since 1876 because health is good not to
medicines. But II should have return Of
nv former symptoms should use Wistars Balsam OF Wild
Cherry. / procured the medicine OF Messrs. Fall &
| Cracken, your agents in Lancaster, Ohio. -t1
| ROBERT SANDERsON
The genuine Wstar,s Balsam OF Wild Cherry has q fac
slc signature OF Henry Wstar NJ. d., Philadel.
pha, S Park finely executed ell
| uJ-Price 81 per bottlc-siX bottles for So.
| Sold qy j. d. PARK Cincinnati o.
Northeast Fourth and Walnut
Walnut strettO whom all orders must be addressed
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q q 9 999 9@9s9'9@9.9. 8

Seth r. Searcy whose certificate isabovc Is man of
much veracty any in this country and OF good
Judgement and we place entire reliance his statement
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ENGLAND.
The New Division or Parties.
BALTIMORE.

LoNDoy Thursday Nov %, 1852.
The war of parties in the House OF Commons
is beginning 10 assume a bitter tone. False
friends and true are separated on point be-
yordthe question of free trade. All parties
are free-traders now, both Wing and Tory, "a
deal aud conservative, because they cannot
help themselves the country has decided the
question, and set is at rest for ever; and this,
the Ministers themselves admit; but land and
other sorts of property are now at war on ques-
tons of adjustment between their several in
terests in the new balance OF power. The land
ed interests find that they have lost political
supremacy, as wen as higher rents and other
privileges, and their present efforts are directed
20 system OF diplomacy in Parliament which
shall secure for them, at least, their political
supremacy as landed aristocracy. The Wings
have been coIniying with the Tories secretly
on this head and trying 10 lull into iilse sleep
of confidence the industrial free traders, by an
apparent alliance on the grounds Of unrestnct-
ed competition" The secret understanding
between the landed gentry, Wings and Tories,
against the other kinds Of property-holders, has
come out in the present debates. Sir James
Graham and Lord PalmerstOn. Lord John Rus
sell and Mr. Gladstone, Lord Aberdeen and
Disraeli, have all been maneuyering Ike gen
tlemen," At the clubs and elsewhere, TO come
TO unanimous agreement among them
selves, on divers questions Of present and iu-
ture policy, 50 as TO agree to the free trade pol
lev as it now stands, without committing them
selves to any other measures which The mercGH-
tile free trade panty may insist upon as its Ia.
tural consequences. Sir James Graham and
Lord John Russell and Lord Palmerston have
been particularly active in this diplomatic game
of landed olisarchy, but they let the eat
out of the bag" in last nights debates, in
manner that does small credit TO their diPlo-
matte generalship.
House and money property will perceive thai
the alliance of the landed gentry on free trade
principles was only half sincere, and that there
still remains a bone TO pick between them.
The landed aristocracy are not merely men OF
! property, WHO work their land a. others work
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Mary stuart.
ny REv. JOHN BoYcE, OF MASS.

The sixth and last of the course of Lectures
before the members OF the Catholic Institute was given
last evening al StuyvesGnt Institute. The lecture was
delivered by Rev JoHN BoycE, Of Worcester Mass.,
and the subject chosen Mary Stuart" The
sreeker said that az the time Of receiving the very Hat
ternc invitation TO deliver address before the mem
hers ofthe v Y Catholic Institute be had just conclui
ed the perua al OF the seventh volume OF Labanoa Life
and Letters Of Mary, Queen of Scots and exclaimed
GOD bless you Lsoanoa for removing great weight
from the hearts OF the people o. the present age and
therefore chose this my subject for the present lee
ture Mary Stuart found guilty by the aid OF per-
ured witnesses and by interested motives OF the Eng
Ish Government of the murder Of her husband, Lord
Henry Darney. will not vndicate her crime by en-
listing your sympathy in behalf of her youth or beauty
Most of the Of Mary Stuart Influenced 10y her
roysl cousin Elizabeth Tudor, who Protestant,
and wss also the cause OF her downfall II che was
guilty of the murder of her husband Lord Darniey,
then she guilty of all the charges brought against
her, In 1907 while Lord Darnley lying III at the
house Of Krkofield Mary was constantly watching
at lis bedside and this is the woman who charged
with his murder On the 10th OF February, lJoi the
night of the catastrophe Mary Stuart LEFT her husband
fot Hoyrood 10 attend wedding ball and during inst
night the house OF Krkoield, in which her husband
was then lying was blown up. When Mary became
aware Of this fact she overwhelmed with gr'ei
and yet che is charged being the nsrsater OF lis
death.
The Speaker then went on tn explain her marriage
il the short space oftwo months after this occurrence
with Boutwell, the very nan who had murdered ne'
husband This was brought about by force and 'ne
obiec, Of the in.t.sAtors was the dethronement Oh
Catholic Mary in which they were successful LH-A,
beth plotted against her dethronement, and o1ered
Morton gold to murder her.
Taxing all thepresumptve evidence Of Elizabeth, Oh
the one side and the acts Of Mary on the Other =
le for you to decide her guilt or innoeense' "
70 the casket Of letters purportng to have been VIII
ten by Mary which were brought forward as evidence
against her ct her trial, Boutwell, had coniessed ma
he was not the author OF them and Eizaoern uaoi
sent Mary Queen of Scots to the block, hIns w
time IN her possession, proofs Of her innocence a
the Present day there millions OF people WIZ "
Eeve her % have been innocent
During the evening the Lecturer was arelaehH' ~
rlsudeJ BY the large cohcourse Of people present.