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The Heroic Women
#C HISTORY. .E-
Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
Piles of Female Courage, Disinterestedness
and Self-sacrifice of Ancient and
Modern Times.

Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
pies of Female Courage, Disnteresedness u
and Selfsacrfice of Ancient and
Modern Times.
BY HENRY c. WATSON,
AUTHOR OF "THE CAMP-FIREs OF THE REvo.
LUTON" 'NIGHT IN A BLoCK-HoUSE," DC. II.
TO set OF America examples for inita
ton IN the ryg be to Be
writer, OF considerable fame, has tuthly said that
The Garth is the sex go generally respected
tally Our society possesses the cream Of the
ic woman is almost object worship.
great and heroic by Pluarchs "Lves-stimulaicd
inspired by the contemplation OF excellence Let the
reading study OF such work as the " Heroic Women
become common, and our wives, mothers sisters and
orttudc, and sacrcc than the Spartan females
Ha Of eaIe hciois with many that are not less
markablc, but less generally known among which may be
ound Historical Sketches Of ~.
81, Generiere, Gertrude Van Der lpsrt,
B,1.ehcni, Mrs. Spencer Smiths Es-
Tne Sis Of f' Dmsnesein, aae4esee 1u1o.,
Jane, Countess Of MontJort, Catherine l. Of Russia,
joan o1m II Rae ess l aaaame 1 Dreer,,
Th r" S queen Of &rerre, Tie Prinsess Dc La,n1alle,
Mary Stuart, Madame Elisabeth,
Tae Princess Of Condo, Charlotte Coyday, l.Etf
Mary Dyre, the Quaker Martyr Madame Roland,
| Of Ntlo Ftgiand, Madame Desmoulins,
Mrs lg..e Lane, T ,!g c eSl:l,
LADY banks, Countess de la Talene,
re H i AOnt,ost, ION, 49,.
| Lady GriseN Baltic, Mrs. Richard Shu5rick,
Ip;nnJritd, the Countless of Elisabeth IGne,
Nttsddle, The Queen of Georgia,
| Flora Macdonald, Mrs Charles Elliott
| Miss !Nackuy, Mrs. PHrsley,
| Lady Harriet AckiGHG Lydia Darragh
Helen Walker, Mrs. Had and the noted Mrs.
| Madame La Rochjaquefin, Helm, 5c.,3c
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H Very liberal inducements 1DiN be made 10 dctire and en-
ergetic pceSse, or a small capital OF from $50 sol
sale Of and other popular tork,
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Look to your Coughs !!

mo all such as are aboring under Coughs Colds Hoarse
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CONSUMPTION Durable!

CONSUMPTION DURABLE!
Robert Sanerson Justice OF the Peace in Rush Creek
township Fairfield county, Ohio, and brother of Major
Sanderson" officer In the OF 1872 cured OF
Consumption by the OF "Wstar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry
Rush Creek township, Fairfield CO. Feb %, 1852.
Dear Sir:-As consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged my being cured Consumption by the
.Dr Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry" will state the
synyoms OF my case that similarly afflicted may
induced try this invaluable remedy experienced great
difficulty in brcathng had the hectic fever with violent
ushes Of heat and frequent cold clls, with severe pain in
my side and accompanied by bad cough;
very restless at nights and had great night swcas perspi.
ring, should say, least two gallons night wetting the
he'd completely through had not been able TO work for
scars but i much cniacatcd. and almost helpless
when using Wistnr's Hasam of Wild Cherry.
used in all 10 hot lies land am free from all those
complaints, my health is good ..- ..... d. .-... p
| years old, and have not taken any OF the
I,nsam 1916 because health s good not 10
require any medicines But if should have tiny
INV former symptoms, should Wistar's alsam Of Wild
Cherry. procured the medicine of Messrs. Fall & Nc
| Cracken your agents in Lancaster, Ohio
| ROBERT SANDERSON.
The genuine Wisar's Bnsam OF Wild Cherry has
smile Of the signature OF Henry Wistar, NJ d., Philae
mia aud ..Saniord t Park" finely executed
| lravcd wrapper. No othes can be. genuine. ...
| uCJsP Price 81 per bottc-SiN bottles for 50.
| Sold uy J. D. PARK, Cincinnati, o.
Northeast corner Fourth and Walnut strccts-cntrancu
Walnut street-o whom all orders must be addressed
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DIR. Guysoiis Improved Extructof
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREPARA.
TION FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON.
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Seth Scarcy, whose certificate isabove is man OF as
much yeraciy any in this country and man OF good
Judgement and place entire reliance his statement
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MEDICINAL.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
The beut H cmc dy ever lsnown TO Mnn

For Coughs, Colds Ass c,gsp BrSasni's ae.
fions Pain or Weakness of the Breast Side First
Stages of Consumption, DC, DC, de-
In short this Basamis peculiarly adapted to every disease
of tho Lungs Liver which is produced by our c'eip
varying climate. ,.u,.,.
pedeinal properties This fact familiar matron
in our land and Physicians oen prescribe It In aee an
equally noted virtues; and physicians WHOSE
familiar to the whole country have gone SO baf
alone In other hands, again, it was nearly vaeess oWig
no doubt TO their ignorance in preparing and administering
it-a difficulty entirely obVated py Pateh eApo'''
and long experiment. - =. 49,. ,,,o ,,b
Tine extraordinary medicinal powers OF these TWO snn
ances are now for the time combined and embodied
IN III WISTaR,S TALSAM CT WILD CHERRY. BY
noccss everything dcleerirus or useless Is
ectcI so that what is the most extraordinary and
try efcacous remedy for all kinds OF pulmonary ad liver
ever known to ma To convince all unbcltevers
Thai our theory really refer to few cases oil
cures ne formed by this wonderful. medicine.
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& 8 8 g 8 9 l4-449 -44 8

1 sar.d 5v the use of only bottles of Ipisiar's
Bdlsam Of Wild Cherry"
Mt Edcn Ky, July 2I, 1852.
Mcssrs. IIarcourt, Howard d Co-Gents;.The "D n.
Wisars Balsam Wild Cherry that bought oil you has
been of such signal my family, that wish to make
lis VIRTUES known the benefit of the public.
NJ = wife Iook cold at tho time OF confinement, which
eettcd lungs The physicians pronounced her dls
ease consumption She had prOlse night sVyeats ana had
and her child partook complaint. She then com
mcnccd taking "IITstars Balscm Of Wild Cherry" ana
three bottles Effected an entire with and the child
both.
have that they would have been in their
graves IL they had not used Wstar's l'alsam OF Wild
Chsrry. SETH H. sEahCh.
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On Circulars, DC.
Unscaed circulars per one ounce or less,
For any distance not exceeding 800 miles, cent
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MISCELLANEOUS.


rINIIE regular time for the commencement OF the Fall
Session OF this institution, will he the first day Of SEP
t:Libe Each Session continues fire calendar months
The teachers present connected with the Seminary
follows:
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eglcctcd subject, that these few hints have been
brown together.

ARTIFICIAL PRoDucIIoS OF IcE.-Ihe art
Of producing ice Ly machinery, on scientific prin-
ciplcs SO chcaply as to reduce greatly the cost OF
that luxury in warm climates, is about being Iut
to Il practical test in this country.
DR.. Gorric Of Apalach;cola, (Fh.,) geutlc
man Of established reputation as a learned aid
scientific man, Is the originator Of the process,
and li;rs sccnrcd patent for it.
The feasibility Of tho plan, ard its chcapness
have met the approving opinions Of many scien-
utc men WHO have invcstigatcdth the subject. Nr'
William a. Wood, of ApaacL;cola, is How here
Oh his way to New York, for the PURPOSE OF
making definite arrangements for the construc-
ton Of a machine. He desires to make arrange
mcnts now, or Oh lis return from New York, for
the establishment of this machine here for the
ice manufacture. From the data submitted to
our attention. it would appear that no business
HOW extaut, can yield as large i profit for the
amount Of capital employed
Air and water, both very cheap articles, are
the only ingredients used. 1t is estimated by
Professor Rcnw;ck, that the entire cost of manu-
featuring Ic- Oh this prirci be will not exceed
$3.50 per ton. Such Il result would be an in
coculablc bcnr;action to mankind.
The production Of Ice by the dilatiou of air IL
to which watery vapor is ditli,scd is a common
and simple experiment Of the chemists lecture
room. But the application Of principle on
large scale rs the invention Of DR.. GorrIe is de-
signed TO do, is Il startling novelty.
The cost Of machine which will produce eight
tons Of ice dail:, is estimated at $4,000. We
should be pleased to sce the immense and in
creasing demand at this point for ice supplied on
the terms proposed. ConStitutioaalist.
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Beautiful fast colorcd Cacocs, reduced to l0c
First quality Brench Calico, now selling at l2c.
White and Red FLANNEL at a shade cost
White and Grey Duiil Blankets at 10, SIC. and 81
With great variety Of WINTER GOODS, at pri-
COS temptngly low My object being to raise money for
my Spring purchases, will sell 5cm oil at any socr'-
fcs ofprOf rather than keep them over to ncqt win
Ter. Parties wishing bargains will find this en excel
lent opportunity for converting tGelr loose cl0lso INTO
81 Ian - JAMES WILSON.