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MEDICINAL.
Wiataf,a Baleamr of wild. CherrY

The best Rotnedy ever lknoWnto aHan
F. Cough, Colds Asthnla Group BronchiS InEusHza
be4tas Of hs L.zss, Di6ctlt breathing, Liver Agee.
.ics Pain or WedkllsSS of Tie Breast or Side, First
Stages of Consumption, de-, 4e.,te.
In short Basams peculiarly adapted evory disease
OF the Lungs and Liver, wtchis produced by our overp
varying climate.
Wild Chsy has long bean known TO possessimportant
medicinal properties. This fact is familiar to natrun
in land, and Physicians often prescribe 1t in different
forms for variety OF complants Tar also, has baen
familiar TO the whole country have gone sohras
declare that even consumption could be cured by that
doubt, their ignorance preparing and administering
1 difficulty now entirely obvated by patient experience
and long experiment. y i33s.- ftt 60
Te Extraordinary medicinal powers these two Sub.
stances for tho rst time combined and enhndcl
lin DR. WISTARiS BALSAN OF WILD CHERRY. ~
rejected, 80 remains is the most extraoTdnnryor
truly ecaeiOs remedy for all pdsOf pulmonary aid
diseases known to maui To convince all unbelcvsrs
curcsp.rtormed by this wonderfl! medicine.
Ia 4s498o9a9 34@9'4 - 4l9
7tto lice. sared Of only three 9Otes of Wisar'
s.f RalEalR Of Wild CherTy.'' s....f-l .,..f-r
MI Eden, Ky, July q, 1852. V
HstHrs Bhsam OF Wild Cherry that bought you has
been such signal benet In my family that wish mako
its virtues known for the benefit OF the public 4b
BY wife took cold at the time of her confinement, which
cettied cd her lungs The Physicians pronounced her dis.
consumption She had profuse night sweats
and her child pSrtook OF her complaint She then eol
Senced taking "TVfstar'S Balsam Of Wild Cherry and
three bottles effected entire cure with her and the child
both ..I 4 gtt.-r ,ttJylti!l.tfS ~
graves II they had not used Wistar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry. fft 'HlfN'2 2 SETH X. SBARCY.
Seth r. Searcy whose certificate is above, is man of as
much Serncity as any In this country and man good
HARCOURT, HOWARD. d co. y
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" NEMI BOOKS.
The Campaign of Con sos5sSsSl
SAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
--.-.---l----- 1VOI, t9Mn ofsa. Esps44OOR;,

--=-=z --=-=----sZ-aA4-@4.lL lti
The Campaign of Con sossssss
tAN 1NERNsE1fYANT
-- 1voL.12Mo., eli Is. o0k9
MooRE 4 ANDERSON, have Just Tssdvis---
THBCAaPAIGNoFG GENERA /, s &, = .sS'ss ss
~ ne yeliy Of Mexico, By Lieut.. Raphael SenTI
vol, with Map OIL Battle GTounds
- Lieut. s.. Is q man OF sterling Seass AM
. =. a,ps account ofsli he sa-eaisi n n
ARririted and extended sketch ofthela., 4,
pslSl: ne author is attached to the ca
neGISet iy The a.
IN q cear and vigorous STYLE ana Il -
'i commenced It's peruSal, tolRy II
whole volume as work ofintelIect Ia n
Place " the department to which Il e
''It Is NO small praise to the author e, "a, az.
never Ec5d? history evidently 50 fary WIFE, =. hte
ga volume full oflnstruetion and ipter.., i :,
witha flowing pen, in vigorous STYLE enrisSIs. ae Win
tive Of Brilliant with personal Tss6i!
the distinguished actors in It y d
We have seen no work whiCk has giyen ss,,k y, :
PTessioHs o. Mexican scenery and ehSraeter Or NV
OF Gen. SCOTS Campaign SsutheTT Press " as ina
Has giyentot the public very attfactiYe VIM ~
KS, CD Standard, -ts-1 fFI', 4tET, ~ VSiA-Clsrl,
We find IN this hook, he moat lIle.Hfs a.. &,
mon and thnss-ot Scenery and Solely
Re6iei1. Aal.1i
We follow with interest rene tSed, IL i. r..
io9tsteps q that eonsnmate colder, Whose r sla
trumphs nom Vera Cruz to the City OF NsS;e u
TeS &.
His original description are drawn viii y,..t "a q
He Is and spirited harTStei His SsttIs
arc extremely Vivid, and produce deepimnre, tLet
Imagination He erticS6s the military opeIt; paHS
5trn>.F - -'' ''S'-' &c '>e-t1'--a.H h
The very best book which thatwar has eal.s -.
Philadelphia PTesbyteTiGE. su losk-
In reading some Of the authors description, .,
and storms, one can hardly wonder at the y as,a
enthusiasm productive OF the aIg,oSt N
PTopese SO repeatedly displayed during the Hetit
Princeton Re1feL1! 4 ~ Nf!S NiE t5lsT ht
The books more than dabe; its satis,le, ~, .
and sketehes, give the reader as clear an ~ .l
campaign as can ha found any where superior e
II not In value, to Major Ripley,s History@N =
| geliSt ,1YGIs y! 10 y ~ INV ~ = n :, ,Ea
Pays warm tribute to. the many adminbls ,n,,,.
that eminent commander Gen. SS1u4
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DIR. GuysOtrs Improved Extract of
Yellow Dock and SarsaparilIa

The ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREPARA.
TON FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON.
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF TlIE LUNGS
-'f WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Merehnnts' and Mechnnies' Bank.
INeoRPoRATED 1895 CAPrrAL $4,000.
Northeast Corner OF Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN W. GILL, Presidents sODIEsu BRADY, Cashier
Discount day-Tueaday.
North weatern Bank Of virginia.
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Southwest Corner OF Main and Monroe streets.
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SIanufaeturers' and Farmers' Bank
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n NELSON, Presidents WILLIAM MecoT, Treasurer.
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INCORPORATED 1851. CAPITAL $4,000.
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Discount day, Friday.
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nIAsONs.

oDsE Roon No. III, Main ST. RObb's Chair Factory
Ono LODeE, No. 1O1 meets the first Monday night Of
very month.
wnEELISo UNION CuArTER, No. 10, meets the second
Monday night OF every month. .'@
wnEELISa LODOE, No. t2s, meets on tho third Monday,
night OF every month.
WHEELISo ENcANPNEST OF X IT, meets on the fourth
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Look to your Coughs !

ITO all such Iaboring under Coughs Colds Hoarse
i PAINS in tho Breast, Splitting blood, &C. we
would honestly recommend the of BrenngerIs Com,
pound Syrup OF Boneset, pleasant, aud speedy
II be had at MessTs. PATTON & LAKES end Of
the SuspentiOn Bridge, and at ~ -.
ft0g BRBNTLINGER & ARMsTRoNG's,
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PROSPECTUSES.

PROsRECyTlJSHs.
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NEW ANDSPLEND1D WoRKslI
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From tie Formation Of the Naoy, to the close of
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ID Heroes of tho Revolution, The Military Hclocs OF
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In orSAr IN s,,.a re oIaua u, ,, AZ,
avery M s,Sshsr aeteh VI
OF ufensTi1s and n1bJiSbin1 THE COST
-
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only Thfee DoIlnrsu CoPy!r re-
sf'tLf Z af- Z &C., t3i-i7 'A--4-
lA.s $3.50. w ~ - -r, Irs ,t'E'tt'iEo
= A6. iS46IO1S women IS .i
~ oK 81
~. ~ -,.i--ii g.
10 ri ST OR " . So. ...--.i
r,or,,,,;,;,,,. ,,,,,.,. IL! iSS,s!i
comprising spne OF Inc most remarkable Exam
pies oil Female Courage, DiEinteTeStedneSs
30 and Self-Sacfitice of Ancient and
Noda,r,T T;,,,,,55rr 1890
~ f--as % ~. ..NA94SAh ! huSS' -t
BY HENRY C. WATSON
,,,,r,,,,,, -, .,r,,,,' -.
OF THE REVO
L0AtoNIt MUM 4N bLVGh-hOUSE,''cSc &c.
on SCI ,b Se D6S Of examples for ina
the object OF this book Dc ToqqueYe French tourist
aud wIer OF considerable lame, las tuthfIy said thai
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tsIIy eonsnlteJ Our sociev 50 en-
DAYS OF chiyalTy with mucL rnnre h VIC
&c woman in almost an Object of ISoTs6In HT r, ,o -
ina de preaf ami he roc Nv PINT re- ne
ana INSURE nv The ~ ~.
reading and Study or such yyorE as M q ilroJ NJ
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DAVID II. BISHOP,
GERARD b. ALLEN.
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SaIa'l. H. GOIdthorp. -.-. .-.-...r.
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sTANDTNCs COnIlTITTRRs.

on oRDlHAxcrs.-Messrs. Nelson the Mayor, CchAir.
saAp.) Lamb, YaInall and the Clerk
Or FuIA1ez.-MeasTs- Brady; Gill and Lamb.
or AecoUxTs-Messrs. wickhami HOrnbroOk ami
woodrow
on sTRrr1s AND AL1rys.-MesarS.F Forbes Bishops Nc
Lure; Hammond and Mathews.
on wATER woRks-Mesar Tanneri BebOls; Hughesi
NSttbewsi wckham and the Superintendent OF Water
Works. .- ...........- ..-.-1
on MARKET HOusE.-Messrs. Wiekhami letters; ana
Wait
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JeGeTS and Matthew's.
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ASSESSORS.
,, ios 81 wafdAsnMI SAITH 9Th wSrd@D1TID aIa
noND. 6th Ward-ALEx. TAYLOR
ALDERMEN.
list ward-Dayid Mael9ne. "a w.IJames Mcconnell.
ID w.-GeO. Duty. 9th W., John L. Newly. 9Th W.
H. N. Jamison.
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
iAt ward.-H. w Phillips, Cd ward.wm. s. Wick.
h.no "a Ward-DT. w. j. Bates. 4th WAId-John Gil.
ehrist ST. 9Th ward.-Josiah Powell.
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
lat Ward-wm. George, John Moore. @
"a Thos. Johnston, 2. b. Taylor
a Jacob Senseney, Jacob Singleton
a. d. v. Tharp, p ScatteTday.
Sth Matthew b. Reed, James Wilson.
SANITARY COMMITTEES
lat w,rd-Joseph Greer, Cd ward-P b. Taylor. "a
WaTd-Geo THaler; 4th.-HaTvey Hall: 6th.-GeO. w.
SS'S. FIRE wARDENS.
1,t yyard-Joseph Greer: I'd ward.-Joseph Forsyth.
"A ward-Geo. TTisler; 4th ward.-John Caytor, 9th
wGrd.-A s. Glenn a b.. --'-'' r- --aas
cuTatsr Of City HaH-JOcl Trsler.
ou,rr.s1 Of Chain sans.-GsO Bulger.
SertOn of Prblie Grure TarRs-Blias H. Burt.
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q 4.g:9.9.qo94.9994 -499 4I9

Seth r. Searcy whose certificate sabove, is man of as
much Serucity as any In this country, and good
Judgement VIC place entire reliance his statement
HARCOURT, HOWARDlS CO. u
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.,,,.T The he, Heroic Women
.ntl or at.E,,d
HtFSTO,RY.es5
Comprising some Of The most Remarkable Exam
pies of Female Courage, Disinte7estedneSs
.s and Self-sacrifce of Ancient and
..ts....4 ,l Modern Times. =

- @@AA- SSAAS%@ "a
81. GeIlsuiere,
BritIlehaut, -a mod
Philippe q Hainault,
The .SIEter Of DHgHesclin,
Jane, Countess OF MOMtJort,
joan o Arc,
Joan Hachelte,
Margaret o. AFjo1t, - ga
The Queen o Nararre,
Mary Stuart, r.t...a17a ttslsI
The Princes o Condo,
Mary DyTe, he Quaker Martyr
o(Mei1 FMgtGIld,
Mrs.. Jane Lane,
Lady. Ea,IEhdLr,
Lady Banks,
Lad Norton,
The HeGTfoS NoHtrose,
Lady GTiSeH Baillie,
tpfMHiJried, the Counties Of
RIthSaGle, 'F
Flora Macdonald,
Miss NiackGy,
Lady Harriet ArkllHd,
HrieH Walker,
Madame La RocIjdguelin, q,
This work is beautifully pT
hantlSDmAly hound ONaIkIIIuT n I
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1 gertrude Van Der TVarf,
MTS. Spencer Smiths EE-
cape, 'ihr
AfademoiselLe AmGos,
Catherine I, Of RtIOSiA,
! Maria TheTese,
| Madame DTuconTt,
Marie AntoiHette, 90
] The PFfILceSs de LGmEdIIe,
Madame Pli<dbeu,
Charlotte Corddy, 1a.
Hdaaue Rolana,
! Madame DeSmouIi1ls,
Theresa CdbdrItR, a.a
Aimee LG1oinska, Lga.l
Countess de La RGiette, 70
Mrs. hott and Mrs. Brelng-
ton,
Mrs. Richard .Sku61iek,
Eli&G6eth Yane, ts5.
The Queen OF Georgia, M
Mrs. ChGTLeS EIlioft,
Mrs. PttJSley,
Lydia DaTTagh,
Mrs. Had aud the noted Mrs.
Il Helm, dc. dc.
rfnted on fine white paper, and
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Fran Mexico.

We Yesterday received files of papers
from the city Of Mexico to the Sd Inst brought BY the
Mexican nsn.of war Vera Cruz.
TIE SjgLo, in It's mercantile review OF
the month of June says that Vera Cruz has recently
been agtated by vital question: which was whether
the people of that city should submit 10 the dspEo2or
tionste prices placed upon hour snd in consequs nee
upon bread insure certain gain or monopoly TO tue
-four dealers OF Pueba or whether they had right 70
avoid famine and death by dlsr5gardng the lsg. Tue
good sense If the people, says the Sglo has decided
this question according and justice. Nor have
they abused the advantages which their position gave
them 10 convert Into political question Order aud
tranquility have been preserved, and the Government
has been obliged 10 sanction the acts OF the people.
The .SlgLO says that the TWO and half
millions recently paid TO the English creditors of
Mexico were back dividends and coRtends that all Gov
eminent property, exported for the payment of the Ma
tions Debt for other National obects never has and
never should pay an export TAX
Al the commencement OF the past month,
the embargo on the commercial houses In Vera Cruz
ceased b. order OF the General Government and the
boz de which those houses had entered no for the psy
meni OF eezsn duties were discounted In the Capital a.
5 per cent
The telegraph line between Mexico and
vsrs Cruz bad bees hnsy completed although the COZ
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Mn,kets-CAREruLLY REPORTED FOR THE rSrrrr

Mnikets-CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE
THURSDAY Jalys
the receipts limited sales Of 50 Dbl, 81 Tor Pots GA
s. ~ tor P,nls The stock Is diminished za,a.
COTTON-Tbe demand continues moderate so hs
were sold to-day az fun pTic
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tbe market opened with :,
creased frmness for fresh ground State and OHIO PiO ~
better prices were obtained IT ths morniog exchange 1
the receipt Of the EurOpss uuavorabe vices TIE sss
for tie st and houe trade absted ana the market S
heavy The export inquiry is quite light aDd m0fss
fined 20 the inferior grad's. Canadian Il dull and hsJ
Sour only is re0Ues with salts 1000 blls AZ 81 m
sales %, domestic er pn0 bbls ga 81 % for inmate
ard indiana ans Common to good Ohio. southern isu
firm; The supply is I'm very ehs soS demand fair ~
good suslsht brands OF Baltimore, sandns fetsrsbul
Richmond County and GeoreetOwD and 81 75ds5 80 h
fancy: Sc lase 1t'of Riehno City flour have ben
shipped TO ne Pscihc coast The past ',n days Rye ftf
Is quiet at 50 49, ass IS for dne. aud $685. I2I r ps
hne Corn Meal quiet at So ls.aS3 % for J,nej a
GRAlN-There is material change to note 10 the us
OF Wheat The maIket Is heavy, and prices favored 10
buyer at The close The EuTopas restrictedthsE
bush. good white Ohio, at 0jc; 500 bush rood tlsN
Lsle, At s6c lstOO bush. good red Ohio, sO, wa,
was etteTwaId Cancelled, and 6@ bush prime new ri
North CIolr a. At 96c Rye is dull and prices nominal
nc 018c Oats are In go0d demand for the Eas anfbn
trade at &c '5c tor Western add 45c. d46c for s1
home trade. with nothing Of cot doins for eEe
Sales OF $4,000 bush at sc Q6I for uasoand; 81, Gelh
Western mixed. and Gle. for round yellow whs
4nied aud prices are nominal.
WHlSk1-The market 10 easier, with more ogsnj
sales OF COO bols. at q .c or Ohio and 2id2iN @
Prison Drudge 10 steady sales Of 30 hhds at l2s
. PROFlslONs-The market 10 ain better for Pcsk G
"a lees ac.ive The receipts limited and holders s,a
Zee sellers at the advance. Sales Of 30 bps at ~
81 70 for Prime. and SO for Meas. Clear is firm AZ tg
Re gusr and Rumps at fl7Hsl7 49, Beef 10 s1ner 81.
5000 local demand. The ipts are very liz II; sssd
20 bbls at s5dS8 ~ for Mesa the latter Price eIHs
Chicago, and $Sa 80 for old Prime. Beef Hams ss 49,
and prices nominal Cut Meats are n1w eshy s1i
market snd pices tsrd uPwaId sales NJ 81 there's pa
Picked Hans at loc Lard IL frm an1 IN fr dsn
sales Of - bbs ard tierces at ltDijc Smoked Bse m
80 snced, ara COMMANDS ia l3c. Butter is Ceot va
the uTtet is duh az l2Hl4c. for Ohio and ~ Ll6aG
Nestern Ne--l ork. Cheese sells so ~iy At 6a6.c =
HAl-The demand fer Ahipping Is iight; ssles of%
bales river az 7jn 85c cash
WOOL Is active. lO0Oea lbs Domestic Fleece hs
changed bands the lat three daysat3 3a42c mostly Se
Pulled sinactye. FJrsim in request hut held TOO bil
Tie receipts OF Domesiic light Tor the Dsss'
Manufacturers are IN the naI1et