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CONSUMPTION CURABLE!


Robert Sandcrson, Justice of the Peace in Rush
township, FaiIc county, Ohio, and brother of Aajor
General Sanderson," officer In the 1919,
Consumption by the use OF "Wistar's Basam OF Wild
Cherry" 49, #.rs 'lE. .iL llf- ".
Rush Creek township, Fairfield CO. Feb. %, 1859.
Dear Sir-!is consider that my lie has greatly
prolonged by my being cured OF Consumption by the
'.Dr. wistar's Balsam of Wild Chcrry"I viii state the
symy Of my case that others similarly afflicted may
induced try this invaluable remedy experienced great
difficulty in b'eathng lad the hectic fever with violent
iushcs OF heat and frequent cold cs with pain in
side and breast accompanied by very bad cough
restless nights and had great night seats pcrsp
ring should least two gallons night, wctns the
bed completely through. had not been able to work
hut much cmaCiated, and almost HELPLESS
when commenced using Wistar's alsam Wild Cherry
used in all ~ bottles snd from all those
complaints, for my health is good.
| am now % years old, and have not taken the
Iia sam since 1916, my health is good as not TO
require medicines But il should have
my symptoms, should use Wisar's Basam Wild
Cherry. procured the medicine OF Messrs &
Cracker, your agents in Lancaster Ohio
ROBERT SANDERSON.
The genuine Wisars lalsam OF Wild Cherry has fac
sime OF the signature Henry Wisar, NJ. D., phadel.
phia and Saiord IL Park, finely executed
lTayed rappcr. No oihcs can be. genuine.
: u-D-Pricc 81 per botte-six bottles for ...g
Sold qy J. d. Park, Cincinnati, o.
Northeast Fourth and Walnut strects-ertranCr
Walnut strccto whom all orders mus, be addressed.
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BERGER or Spine and Muscle Iinimen,

Merger or Spine and Muscle Linfm ent.
this remedial agent forbear to say ANYTHING thc
speedy and certain action in removing Rheumatism
Neuralgia Sprains, pains from Bruises, Burns, &c. so
extraordinary, that speak real me rts Won
really we fear could scarce give credence assertions
h . 1t can be had at n =
PAXTON & LAKES,
End OF Susp. bridge, and at
Aug. 21-1y:d. BRENTLINGER &ARMSTRONG,S
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Extract from letter received froma Physician in Nd.
CAMBRIDGE, Nd, Oct. 9th, 1850.
Mcssrs SANDS, Gentlemen: My little daughter
firied long time with Head aud Eyes,
using your Sarsapara, perfectly cured other ncdi
cncS and Sarsara as having failed TO clic wing
used and tested Its efficacy, lrow confidently
it in 10 other il seems 10 pI"a
ties not contained In other preparations and find That
purchasers after They have used it, invariably
same article again. whenever they require medicine
which this is recommended. Respectfully yours,
.....-.--ar.- J. FLINT, NJ. ID.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL by A. H. * Di
SANDS Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton ST. corner
William, New York. Sold also by Druggists genei ally
throughout the United and Canadas 81 per
bottles six bottles Tor s.. For sale by
j. II. CRUMBACKER,
No. iI5 Main ST, Wheeling.
L. Wilcox OF Pitsburgh Scaon q Sharpe OF Maysvle,
SiIaokleiurd ~ Crichton Portsmouth,; and E. H. Human
Cincinnati. scptl0-3m
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ELEGAN7' OCTAVE VOLUME!
i:m bcishcd with numerous Original Illustrations
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Price Only Two DolIurs and Fifty Cents!
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GO Very it6eTGi inducements rN Be made 10 dcre and
sTsetic men .cS-sS small capital Of from sol
10 The sale of these aud popular orkg, many
rhc sold erclaSireiv 6y Idreiing tents aug24
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MERCURY, IRON, QUINlNE,
&c, &c, &c ts
wish purge tho blood from impurities
eae system resist cpedcmiCs, "Guysotu
Extract Yellow Dock aud Sarsapara,' which is pro
antidOte tor the most nal gnrnt dis
That cs heir 10, and icy will never be dsappuin
ted; ia this remedy the yubic faith has cd
wavcr; IL is founded experience, Just
OF faith in other and spurious compounds il
founded experience They fly from mineral
hope life and vigOr from this purely vegetable remedy
however broken down in health and spirs--howcvci
loa ihcs to himself and others, let despair
covcry; let the patient only understand that his hope
restoration lies only III Guysots Extract of Yellow DOCK
Sarsaarilla.' and persuade him. his tcs sake
have hesitation in predicting his speed,
restoration TO health
The Shaker prepared s.Yclov Dock the .sIsed
Honduras SarsapaIila the invaluable ,scdial agents
from which Dr. Guysotts Improved Extract yellow,
Dock and SarsaIarilla is formed, and Laboratory OF
has the vii tues OF these i'll their
fiction His preparation contains all the resOrati
critics roots, combined and concentrated in
most strength and efficacy. I-...
EXC riucnts made in the manufacture this mcdi
cine until found that could not be further improved
Accordingly find II rcsorcd 10 almost universally In
Hepatic Scorbutic and Cutaneous complaints
general prostraon OF all the vital powers, and all
tomcntn diseases of the skin trying the patience
and so injurious 10 the health. .U.-- ....I
The following OF Bcnajah Hughes is the
astonishing record AMER forty years. sickness,
eNcrucians torture, the nnputaon Of onccg. and
the body and limbs almost of cang purifying, dis.
charging be cured by eight bottles Guysots
Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsapara, is amos: mrac
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DIR. Guysort's 1mpr owed Extract
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla

TIE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREPARE.
TON FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON.
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF THE LUNGS
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE
r.rsr AFFECTED BY THE EREE USE OF
MERCURY, IRON, QUlNlNE,
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iouliu IilStDliCui ShetCneS OIL
81. Geiieuiere,
BFIHehauf,
PhiliPpa Of Hainanlt,
The SiSter Of DngneSciin,
JdHe, Countess o. MoniJori,
joan Of irc.
joan HIchette, ~
.NdrgaJetoC injon,
The Queen Of NarGrre,
Mary Stuart,
TIE Princess Of Condo, 7i
Mary Dyre, The Quaker Martyr
Of MIR FHgiaHd,
Mrs. lane Lane,
Laiy Fo,tshGr,
LGSy banks,
Indy Morton,
The H:drtoT .NontroSe,
Lady GriSeH EGillie,
ipinniJrisd, the Countess Of
NiMSdaie,
Flcrd Macdonald,
Miss Mackay,
LGdy Harriet Ackldn3,
if,ieH Walker,
Madame La RocIjG9uelin,
This work is beautifully pi
hu a,F anp,aI,- In,,,.I -. .
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The Heroic Women
HIS

Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
pies OF Femnle Courage, Disintc7estedness
and Sef-sacrifce of Ancient ana '
Modern Times sI.y q.
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9 q g 494 FG4e9@4 4qa4# 9

Z u.s.. .#ltI Baisam Of Via Cherry ~ .aI
T- Mt. Eden, Ky, July 81, 1852.
Messrs. Harcourt, Howard IL Co.-Gents:--Thc ''Dr.
Wisars BalsaT of Wild Cherry that bought you
Ia benefit in family that wish
its virtues known for The benefit of the public. '"|
wife cold the time OF her confinement which
cetted cd he. lungs The physicians pronounced dis.
consumption She had profuse night sweats had
co.s she given up for despaired her recovery
and her child PartooS of her complaint. She then
menccd taking .'isdr'8 Bdisdm Of Wild Cherry, and
three bottles effected entire with the chill,
both. ''
have doubt that they would have been In their
graves If they had used Wisar's BalsaIn Wild
Cherry. SETH X. SEARCY.
Seth r. Scarcy, whose certificate sabOve, is man OF
ify in fbiv
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Seth X. Scarcy whose certificate is above Is man
much veracty any in this country, and mapof good
Judgement, place entire reliance his
HARCoURT. HOWARD g. CO.
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MEDICIN
Wistar's Balaam Of wild Cherry!
- Tho best H c,netly ever I'm oxy,a toSJuau

Coughs, co,ds AsLt,gs, Group Bronehias, Influenza.
.i,:s, Pain Weakness of the Breast Side, First
Stages Of Consumption, DC, tfe.,ite.
In short this Baisams peculiarly adapted every disease
of the Lungs and Liver which is produced by cvep
varying climate.
Wild Cherry has long been known TO possess important
medicinal properties This fact is familiar to nLtron
in land and Physicians oIlen prescribe 1t in different
variety OF complaints. Tar, also, has bsen
equally noted for Its virues and physicians,
are familiar to the whole country have ras
To declare that even consumption could be cured by tt
Lioe In other hands, again. it nearly valueess owing
doubt, 10 their ignorance inpreparng and
id iicuty now entirely obyiacd by patient experience
and losg experiment ~ Fl+A ID
Inc extraordinary medicinal powers OF these two Sub.
IN DIR wISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. Ey
nice chemical process everything dceterirs useless Il
rejected that what remains Is the most
truly ecacios remedy for ali kinds OF pulmonary ahd
known to To convince all unbelicvsr
that theory is really true, refer 10 few
curesp.rOrmed by this wonderful! medicine. ~ t.tT
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tkNHE regular time the OF the Fall
l. Session OF this institution, will he tho day Of Sep.
:Eibr merit Each Session continues fire calendar month";.
The teachers at present Connected with the Seminary,
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Gertrude Van Der IEdrt,
Mrs. Spencer Smiths Is
cGpe,
Mademoiseiie imJoy,
Caher:HeI, Of RussiI,
Mario ThereSe,
Madame Drncourt, ii
Marie intoine;te,
The Princess de LamEdNe,
Madame Elisabeth,
Charlotte Corday,
Madame Poland, 20
Madame Dcsmoulins,
Theresa Ca6drHs, 81
Aimee LddoinskG,
Countess de La Pdie!te,
Mrs. Noit aud Mrs. Bre,ss-
ton,
Mrs. R'chGrd .Shu5rick,
Elisabeth lane, IT'D
The Queen Of Georgia,
Mrs. Charles Elliott,
Mrs. Pursiey,.
Lydia Darrash, ..r -
Mrs. H.ala and The noted Mrs.
Him, DC, &c.
lntcd on fine white paper, and
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BY HENRY C, WATSON.

AUTHOR OF 1.-THE CAMP-PIREs OF THE REvo
LUTON" might IN a BLOGk-HoUSE," DC. &
To set before the America examples for ita
ton in the most trying may be stated 10 be
the object of this Book De Tocqucvie, French tourist
anu writer, OF considerable iaIne has tuuy said that
in the U. States, women Govern In country upon
the Garth IL the sex generally respected defeen
tally consulted Our society possesses the cream OF the
days oi chivalry, with much enlightenment. A hero.
&c woman is almost object OF worship. Men
made great and heroic by Pluarchs Lves"-stimlaed
and inspired by the contemplation OF excellence Let the
reading and study of such work as the Heroic Womcn
become common, ana wives, mothers sisters and
daughters, will become renowned for resolutions
iorutudc, and sacce than the Spartan females
OF old The ensuing pages include nearly famous in
stances OF female foisn, with many that
lrkabc, but less generally known among which may be
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u F. Updegtaf. Engineer and InlFee.or-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-02-20
European Affairs.

The dates from London, which have reached
US by the mails, are to the 10th of January
Political matters are quiet in England, and viii!
remain go until The meeting Of Parliament,
when much excitement is expected. We shall
then see what course the government will take
in relation to liberalism on the continent.
The subjec. Of the greatest locel interest is a
strike among The workmen in The iron manu-.
iacIuring districts, which commenced on the
10Th inst, and still continues. Ii Is the most
serious strike that has ever occurred. The op.
eFa.ives in the various iron works in London,
and the provinces, have quit work-more than
10000 men who we're earning fair wages, being
thus thrown out of employ. The masters say
they will close their works rather than submit.
The effect probably will be that the price Of
iron manufacturers will advance somewhat
Pittsburgh Gazette.
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We have auenlively read 1he reports of The
proceedings Of these tao bodies, in hope of ind.
ing 5, meshing calculated either 10 crafty eari.
osisy or furnish instruction, and we Sad
Hoshipg Of The kind, except il be crafty.
ing and Instructive 10 ascertain that so many are
paid four dollars. and eight dollars a-day for do.
ing jsa nothing al ell. Congress has been 10
session about leu weeks, aud if they were to ad
iOurn TO- morrow ,lhere would be nothing 10 show
future generations that they had been 10 session,
except lhe entry Of their accounts al the office
Of The Treasurer, and The record OF the names
OF lhcm as managers al the splendid balls given
al The " National" Siace The partial abale-
menl Of Ihe KossuIb fever, she ehivalry OF gem
t.emen. has not had time to take another tack,
and until some new mania shall have beseI them.
they must endure their ennui with The best pos
sibe grace. They have been so accustomed 10
soaring ia. the realms Of fancy, and nGugng
highfaIu.n notions Of things, thai il requires too
severe selfdenial, and 100 much energy to set
,e themselves down 10 The pork and beans of
business They will endeavOr to 3raw out the
session, until alIer The Baltimore Convention, in
order that they may have En opportunity Of
'blowing of" in favor Of fIhe selected candidate
for Presidential honors.
The Legislature has Jeen 10 session six weeks
und have passed six tis, which make about two
columns in the Free Press. Kossulh resou.
lions, questions Of privilege and the public print.
ing are the engaging topics Of The day, among
theUa, they seem 10 have entirely forgotten the
purpose Tor which they have assembled. As q
defence against the charge OF lazness, they
plead that they are engaged in the committee
rooms, endeavoriug to mature bills for The ac.
zion Of The houses, but this amounts to very
lame defence. There are, perhaps, twenty
commiuees for various purposes. each Of which
have had ample time to prepare al least one bill
but il is true that some Of them have never We
been heard from in any shape or form. The
law requiring The assessment Of personal proper
iy,seems 10 have been laid 10 the shade by the
New Constitution, so that the dulles of those Of.
fcers must beposlponedunt the legislature car
enact law for the purpose, &c. They have
had a revenue bill under consideration for Sc
yeral weeks, but il seems very little nearer
passage than when il was introduced. Il hat
been so amended as to require the apprasemen
of real estate, by the township assessors once ia
six years, commencing with 1859.
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The Divorce Cnse.

We notice by the papers, that full report
Of the proceeding in this notorious case has
been published in pumPhle. form, and tina. they
are being disseminated Far and wide, over The
whole country During the progress of.he trial,
we read the report in The Neto York Tribune,
and we freely confess that we have not seen so
Disgusting mass, since The publication of the
"Quaker City," Scenes are described by The
Witnesses, that should never have found place
10 tho illusions Of tho press.
Mrs. Forrest filed peIiIion for divorce
ogaiasI her husband, Edwin Forrest, assigning
fnr cause, adultery oc The part of the defendant.
Mr.. Y. likewise filed petition against his wife,
for The same purpose, assigning tho same cause
en- Tho par of tho woman. He endeavored 10
show that she had been guilty, and she tried TO
make il appear that be was guilty and herself
innocent. From the reading we gave the re-
port, we had not The least doubt that both were
guilty. il moi Of adultery, a, least of quasi adul.
tery. But the Jury who tried The issue. conclu.
ded lhu. Mr.. f. was guilty, and that his wife,
Notwithstanding many persons had testified to
circumstances that raised The most violent pre-.
sumption OF guilt, is "as pure as The light and
guileIess as The dew" They award 10 hei, as
alinony, $4,000 year. We vera entirely ia.
ken by surprise by this verdict, never thinking
anything sIse, than that both petitions would be
dismissed, and the parties Iel, TO 6gh. i. OuI
themselves.
Notwithstanding the general curiosity Of the
world in relation 10 s'uch matters, we think they
would bo poorly paid Cor reading The report
We are very sure you WI NOT be PrOf'ed by H.,
and there is grea. danger 'hOI us influence would
be decidedly demoralziug. We have enough
licensicusness in tho fugitive yellaw'baek.
AZURE, with which lhs country is looted' and do
not need the Dissemination OF statements that
carry with them The evidences OF truth.
There is, however, one point connected WIN
this affair, that exciles liue rommisserailon 10
favor of ar. +. BY The laws OF Now YORK no
Is pFecnded from marriage during ne llit'lme
Of his late wife, while slie, though she may nave
been equally guilty, toC which the peru.Sl OF
Inc cydSnee wilI remove every doubtl is lee
Iobes,ow h,g haod, whenever opportunity serves.
The Jurors ia shis case mus. have been bachs.
logs. as no other .slass Of men would have man.
iGssled such exceeding gallanlry.
II any one asks YOU IL buy The book, 'ell him
that yoa have 10 taste for .hls Snd o. literature
aad especially II you have .''ily growing up
around you, be sure 10 refuse.
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FoRTY THOUSAND MusKETs. Kossuth States
that he has contracted for 10000 muskeis al
$500 piece. That must be very low for new
muskets. An exchange paper explains the rea.
son why he gets them so cheap. They are a
lot Of muskets contracted for during the Mex-
can war by our government; and not wanted
on thar occasion. The Government proposed
10 the manufacturer, therefore, TO make some
other marke. Of Them; and il would indemnify
the loss on them, whatever il might be-, The
fellow il seems has availed himself Of sale TO
Kossu.h at the above low rate and now looks
TO the governmen. OF the U. s. 10 make the sale
a good one, BY paying him The balance, OF what
they are really worth, or perhaps little more.
That is getting into " Uncle Sans" pocke,
pretty deep 10 the way of patriotism.
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We have read the February No. of The AME-
RieAN WnG REVIEW, which we always wei.
come to our table, Il contains lis usual variety
Of entertaining and instructive reading matter,
together with fine engraving Of Hon. N. X.
HAIL. Post. Master General.
SARTIN's MAGAZINE for March, is before US,
and we are still ready 10 award to ii the praise
il so justly deserves. The engravings alone,
are worth the subscription price. "Puck's
Portfolio is rich,
THg LADY's KREPsARE is nice lille month.
" periodical, published by Jno. 5. Taylor, N,
York. at 81 a.year. Ii is ornamen,ed with
ONE very fine engravings.