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CONSUMPTION CURABLE!

.OONSUMfIlON CUhaBLE!
Robert Sandcrson Justice OF the Peace in Rush Creek
township Fairfield county, Ohio and brother AIuor
Sandcrson officer in tho 1912, oi
Consumption by the OF .Wistarrs Balsam OF Wild
Cherry ,-lt ! j. N:
Rush Creek township, Fairfield co. Feb. %, 1859
Dear Sr:-As consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged being cured of Consumption by the Of
Dr. Wstar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry" will state the
SYMPTOMS OF that others similarly afflicted be
induced to try this invaluable remedy experienced
difficulty breathing had the hectic fever with violent
heat and frequent cold chlls, with pain in
my side and accompanied by very bad cough;
very nights and had great night seats, pcrspi
ring should say, at least two gallons night wetns the
completely through had not been able to
scars. But 1 much cmacatcd, and almost helpless
when commenced using Wistar's Basam OF Wild Cherry.
Ihay in all 10 bottles Eand those
complaints. for my health is good, fL7 ..4..'ltt
am now years old, and have not taken any tho
since 1876 because my health is good not
require any medicines But If should have any OF
my symptoms, should use Wistars Baisam OF Wild
Cherry procured the medicine of Messrs. Fall & Nc
Crlckcn your agents in Lancaster, Ohio.
ROBERT SANDERSON.
The genuine Wistar's Basam OF Wild Cherry has
simic OF the signature Henry Wistar, NJ d., Philade
phia, and SaniordS Park" finely executed
| craycd wrapper. No ohes can be. genuine.
o ucH-Pricc 81 per bottle-sx bottles S5 At-
Sold qy j. d. PARK, Cincinnati, o.
Northeast Fourth and Walnut sreets-enTancr
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CITY DIRECTORY.

merchnnts' and Mechanics Bank.
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q 44F99 4.94a4 4a9F9<
7uo re sartd By The use of only bottles Of stars

-sH Mt. Eden, KY, July 81, 1852.
Mcssrs Harcourt, Howard IL Co.--Gents;-The "Dr.
wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry that bought Of has
been signal benefit in family that wish make
its virtues known for the benefit OF the public. iT
wife took cold at the time OF her confinement which
crttled cd her lungs The physicians pronounced dis.
consumption She had profse night sweats and had
coughs she given for despared of her
and child partook OF her complaint. She then
mcnced taking IITsiar's Balsan of Wild Cherry" and
bottles effected entire with her and the child
both t .t,F
doubt that they would have now been in their
graves il they had not used Wistar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry. fsglsi H.-Es ,In SETH X. SEARCY. .
Seth r. Scarcy whose certificate is above, is OF
much veracty any in this country, and man OF good
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st. Louis. June nc. 1859
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DIR. Guysott's Improved Extract of
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparille

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREPARE.
TION FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON-
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WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE
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HISTORY.

Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam.
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| Tallapoosa Co, Ala Jan. 9, 1852.
Dr. Guysott-Dcar Sir-I send this 10 certify TO that
your Extract Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla has
formed one wonderful that has
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-29
VT. Rurhanan.

Some of the Wing presses of the South
feeling the growing popularity of Mr, Bue
auan, and knowing that he is cn,renched|
at home, are bu.ily engaged in cIrculatiI
the most ridiculous stories IN relation to h,|
past llr The last coiuu4e IL, tina, at Lar
cAuter, ia ls20, Ia public meeting, he Of
iered the following Resolutions We pub
ii-h the Resolutions 20 show their rljlcuIoa,
al-jtl
Rcs,'rri .oat the representatives IN
Congress from this district be, and they aie
hereby most earnestly requested to use Their
utmost eudcaNors, rs members of the IA.
uon1l legislature, 10 prevent the existence
of slayer ~ any one OF the Territories n
States, which may be erected Congress
Rs,oiroL That in the opinion Of tbs
meeting t4r rnemhers of Congress who. Al
Tie last session sustained the cause of jus
tee, humanity, aud pattu;isp, IN oppo.lp.
Ih, Introduction of slavery into States thea
cudca,1rcd to hr formed "a, OF the Missouri
Territory. a.c entitled to the warmes, thanks
ut every u,ud of humanity
The iIophw,,ilo li>Nl Free Press. SAYS
cmpha'italiN, that NJ buchanan never Of
tcr'J the.qrr..u,inn.. and we can rqiter.
,i, tines. us..,t,,,. that th, ,baroe +. +,
n,,.,e fabrication r,,Iuc,d IN H.. south (ar
the rirposa nf i,,-,ep,..,uiinr the mar.
Mr. Uuchnnnu has ALWAYS heeo state
Rights man, and has struggled against the
whole abolition creed. The best evidence
of tbi,i.th,. nb,l,t,nni.t. have bitterly been
AGAINST bip,. and cvcr nttomned to pu, him
down. 50 far from, bnyin, offered these
resolutions 81 ,,a p.i.,,k.pot in $50 Nr
Buchanan was living in kentucky. pracli.
eng law at FL abrthtown. and il was IN
that State his continents ON the suhcc, Of
slavery was formed, and by these sentiments
he has ahided aud he still abides. lie sup.
ported Grn Jarkson ard NJ Polk a.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-29

Mrs AarttA WrLny, the gifted poetes',
ia dead She died at her residence IN
Louisville, Kentucky, on the morning Of
the 81 inst, Few persons arrived caller
n, wide spread fame, or enjoyed moro fully
tho esteem and admiration OF the public,
than this accomplished woman. Her lot
seemed 10 have been cast IN pleasant places.
She sung with n joyous, bird Ike spirit
The inspiration of her muse was that OF
true genius, while the melody of her verse
possessed pleasing irresistible charm.
Mrs Welby commenced writing for the
press at an early age, aad her pieces at
once attracted attention throughout the
Union, while many Of Them were repub
Ished in Europe
Sad, indeed, saysa contemporary, are
we to know that the bright mind from
which cmanated those glorious songs which
have delighted so many hearts in every
part OF our wide spread country, is gone
from the scenes Of time, and that the last
strains Of earthly music have died upon the
air
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have determined to receive no further sub
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IS made in advance. we have commenced
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3D. Mr. Kendall had lsk,p oT ~. ,oai m
which worn SEVERAL hundred d.,ll,r.. ,rA hmm,
1t up atan.t the wall before he 81, down to