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MEDICINAL.
wistar Beisam Of wild Cherry

The best Remedy ever known TO Man
E. Coughs codg Astama, Group Bronehttts, IRaasnta'
A sa1 Pstn Or Tsss.s o s B9ast SIDE tS
Stage Of conSumpttoH, DC, $e.,4e.
Basamis peculiarly adapted to every disease
Of tho Lungs and Liver whchis produced BY our eVetp
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in cur land and PhYsioda oen prescribe In IdersHt
equally noted orfts yrtesi and some physicians, whose
names familiar the whole country Gss %
Lo In other hands, agnn, 1t was nearly yal1ele 9Niig
ia diculty entirely ObSated BY patient experience
stances for the rst time combined and ehdiel
in DR.. WIsTAR's BALsAM, OF WILD CHERRY. =
rejected is the most
diseSsos ever known 70 man 10 convince ali nbeevsrr
that theoryis really true, we refer TO few cases
cdresp4rfonned by this wonderful medicine. A8 10
qa4 44s9.45 9#F'9eFs959s9 "a
Tao 'aFea p Eii.aa viz G1sr sS' q 'F'
Mcssrs Harcourt, Howard &c Co.-Gents;-The "Dr.
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Sse n 81 u sT Known oT the 5ent Of The public
MY wiIe took cold atIhe time Of her confinement which
case consumption She had pfoase night sweats Iud had
and her child pSrtook Of her complaint She then cohi
menCcd taking IpistaT'S B1LsHa Of tVtLd Cherry and
three bottles effected entire cure with her and
both.
have doubt that they would have been In their
graves If they had not used Wistar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry. SETH h sEAkCH'
Seth Scarcy whose certificate isubove, is man of os
much YeTucity any in this country and OF good
and we place iGse 5SjfSf f
CONSUMPTION DURABLE!
Robert Sanderson Justice of the Peace in Rush Creek
township Fairfield county, Ohio, and brother OF Aajor
General SanersOn Oicerin the of 1872 cured Of
CONSUMPTION by the ''WistRrs Balsam OF Wild
Rush Creek township, Fairfield CO. Feb IS, 1882.
Dear Sr:As consider that my Life has been greatly
prolonged by my being Consumption by the
SYMPTOMS my case, that others similarly afflicted may he
induced Try this invaluable remedy experienced great
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ushcs and frequent cold chs, with severe pain III
nv aud breast accompanied by bad cough;
very restless nights and had great night sweaS, pcTs
bed completely through had not been able work
scars, Hut much cnaCinted, and almost helpless
when commenced using WstaT's Basam OF Wild Cherry.
haVe used mall bottles fmd amnow free from all those
complaints, for my health is good rl, @ gs4...t <
am now IS years old, and have not taken any OF the
Balam since 1885, because my health is good not
require any medicines But If should have any return o
my former symptoms, should WStars BalsAm OF Wild
Cherry procured the medicine OF MessTs. Fall t Nc.
| Crackcn your agents In Lancaster, Ohio ..
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.Yaa The Heroic Women
sl a HISTORY.
Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
pies of Female Courage, DiSintefeStedneSs
and Self-sacrifice of Ancient ami
Modern Times

anu oSll-sdClluCS Vi fAllCteul aIll
Modern Times. T.rss
BY HENRY G. WATSON,
AUTHOR OF "TgE CAMP-FIRES OF THE REyo.
LUTIoN,' might IN a BLoCk-HoUSE,'' DC. a
TO set before the women of America examples ita
the object of this BOOK De Tosqneye, French tourist
writer, considerable fame, truthIy said that
in the U. States, Women Govern" In country upon
the earth is The generally respected deIeicn
tally consulted Our society possesses the Of
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| LrLei Walker, Mrs Head aud The noted Mrs.
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I.RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF NAILs-6AEw ARRAAsENEN-.
Great Mail-arrIvea at 8 p. M, nom the East.
New-York daily tribune., 1852-01-31

- the srcsrts he Iiizstrated those opinions y '
creIces 10 the inc dents II the ws,s ci Naslieis.
sc e. iusEsI &C of toe mcodsttncy o. tas cs -. ne
rcfcnet 10 tie surrender Of PNfls To TIE .Aues
Ni.o6 caused Dy tlc terror conseqi ~ On VIC
troteh ITesGec OF \ apOltol. The sane tnlag coIIl
sOt occur "a Loncoa and Ne6-Y0Ik Ehe 'el'
women Of ether wnuld kROckthe Allies on the hsa1;
Inc idea u Saxon government iS best o6piessei
~ local zing authority and responso'i.y The icea
Cf Celtic soveTnmcGt IS ceiUaizstlon Hence i 10
iLst ICE French nation caBnO! o7 reploheln-
Tbelesrned professor sad Il was on insF hs IN
tcI;l0n t. speak particularly OF tho Col's oi Ins
British Isles bu. he had out grown MS suoJe1s' II
indeed tue Celtic race could be extsTnna.ei oy %,
cToion by tyranny. by torture sEd hre there Nouiu
be 20 y no Celts 10 lTeland or Scotland. inete Is
OF in the history OF wrong iteslt any details ol
fanny equal to the process now going on IN c,oIa
urCer the auspices OF the Duke Of sCiher!and IN
substituting the feudal system for clanshiP
Mr.. Anderson concluded By bret oit eioq1e,'
tribute t. TIE Irish patriots Of 1873 whose ai.en
although abortiye was justified If not sincaled Oy
tie unspeakable wrongs Of their county.
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

We have Tie PoiyaesiGn to Dec. II,
being twenty three Gays later thanour last intslii'
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Tie Po ass,op Of the 29.h, Nov, contains the new
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The sih anniversary o. the independence OF the
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Rcsol,0 That tAe privs granted o Captain Ho~ard,
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steamer 81 the capacity ind ca cd the Kings waters,
properly equipped fat lnteT-sant seam Iaviga'On and
that this be published every wSsA u The P0y-
Essiaa TIL iUrtl tr orders.
The waa.osnip Saratoga, Captain Harding, is re-
ported having gone short distance uthCr north
ward, in September last, than ever had been pene-
Istsd bv any ship, being lat. Il Az North, and Ion
l59 40 West
We find the follOaing notice in TIE PolyasS,ln:
Died st hawaihae island sl Hawai- On the ash dly OF
Nov, ,Nm litsgh. aged 81 nafe OF the state of YER
most United states, ald many resident On taess
Islands
New-York daily tribune., 1852-01-31

the few men VITO isS ~ s5e the world better u Nv
re unit 81. Ps.rios wopid have done i'e'sn' 'ie
ercztsr service had he driven ont the press Ia
stead O. the 81 axes the pfiests try % devitF'
man OF knoWledee, wherein they ars Woise 49,. 49,,
the old seryent v he gave her knowls,se ohc a.
On to eulOgize Pane aid MS works noe M
rot srow iim shOul q get Common sense, anu ~.
taey arive at the Age OF sason tneJ win 70
understand the Rights OF Man. S1e releHed - eus
present condition OF K ITope as oetose"ihs e,,Ai
sfrrqgie Mrs r. was strongly IN favor OF ni.lolAi
,,teTIeItion. ard spoke of the help wllch We re-
cs,sa 1,c,n Francs She IN ought tbe reasons 81 our
rou.i,ieryenton notions were the 0fsPr'h5 Oh car
Of commercial Losses IN case o. var, aiu 'his "es
TIE most pogerfl OF all reasJss WITH me ""fs
u mammon Mrs Il. proceece1 70 SPEAK OF 'he
We kness Of Russia and then o .le hoDle Cohu ~
81 the SuItsn toward K0ssuth. Thence shs pro,
ceeCed TO laud Palmers;on auo pesate Tue ohteo
States and discussed the reception OF hossush Vy
the autborifiss al Washington. sac thought our
Government were CowaTcs. -Tnence sne wen. on
TO den0Unce TIE CcnrltT Gaa EfqHrr, shu sao .us 1
ne must sacrifice liberty ell over the HoIlo or else
t.k ont as II we were not afraid Of war. She spoke
OF the fail of her own country. POLAND and thought
that Intervention 70 prevent Intervention Touo hass
saved that nation The Courier and Enquirer was the
infamous Austrian orgdn and II was 70 small maI-
ter to 6sht against this paper aided BY the Jesuis
John Hughes, and BIZ the fine dinners OF Booisco az
Waebir yton She cor nclucCd by giving as toast
Loias hossuh-Msy bus endeayors to establish uniia-
tied freedom be crowned with abundant success
The company then returned TO the ballroom,
where The night was spent IN the pleasures Of the
daLce
On the same evening, the Paine Farm Associa'
tjoub had celebration OF similar kind st the Broad
wav Casino. There was about the same attendance
as at the Assembly Rooms, and the proceedings we're
nj he