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three oolNes Of
IkpIsru Of IVild Cherry.r

Bd7san IFIld m
,.. .-. Mt Eden, KY, July 2I 1859.
Messrs. Iiarcourt, Howard & Conference.-The "nr.
Wisiars Basam Wild Cherry that bought OF yon has
been benefit in family that wish 10 make
it's virtues known for the benefit of the public
My wife took cold at the time OF her confinement winch
eet,icd cd her lungs The physicians pronounced her dis
consumption She had prouse night swensi and had
coughs; given up, dcspaed oil her recovery
and her child partook complaint. She then com
melccd taking IpTsfar's Balsdm Of Wild Cherry and
three bottles effected entire with her and the child
both. .H .f.. I.aa. s.EH ..y...' Lido. :,
have no doubt they would have now been in thcir
graves il they had used Wistar's falsar OF Wila
Sh-rrv SETH r. SEARCY.a
Seth r. Searcy whose certificate is above, is OF
much vcracty any in this country and man OF good
ind and place entire reliance on his statement
- TIfI' - n UARCOURT, HOWARD Is co.
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MEDICINAL.
Wistar's Balsam OF, Wild Cherry!
Thc best Remedy ever known TO lInn

For Coughs Colds Asthma. Group Bronchitis, lfusnsa'
Bleeding of The Lungs Difficult Brenthing, Lrer A6e@
tioris, Weakness of The Breast or Side, First
Stages Of Consumption, DC, dc.,4 DC
In Short this Balsamis peculiarly adapted to every cas,
Lungs and Liver, which is produced b.: oui esSs
var iig climate.
Wild Cherry has long been known 10 possess important
MEDICINAL properties This fact is familiar to every matron
land Physicians often prescribe II in different
forms variety OF complaints. Tar, also, has 5oen
familiar to the whole country have gone SO a as
declare that consumption could be cured by tat
alone hands, again. 1t was nearly vaiueless owing
doubt their in preparing and administering
it-a difficulty entirely obviated y patient experience
and lOi experiment.
,s extraordinary medicinal powers of these two sub
re now FOR the combined and embodied
in DR WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. by
nice chemical process everything deeters useless is
Tcc,c remains Is the most extraordinary and
truly ctcacous remedy for all kinds OF pulmonary ahd liver
diseases ever known 10 convince all unbeevcrs
thai theory is really true refer TO few cases oil
cures peri formed by this wonderful medicine ..f .r..
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Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
pies OF Female Courage, Disntercstedness
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Modern Times HH
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WARWICK P. MILLER,
DAVID H. BISHOP,
GERARD j.. ALLEN.
sugai
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fIHE- regular tune for the commencement ofthe Fall
Session ortis Institution, will he the first day Of Sep
tLbr Ierf Each Session continues calendar months
The teachers at present connected with the Seminary
~ follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

NOAH CouRAcE --Msssrs. John Moore and I
Landry, two prominent Why's OF Louisana have b,iI
ly svoued under their nsnes tser dsserminsnlu,
TO vote for Gen. Scott ALBANY Arrus
" Is not this little too base! Messry.
Moore ard Landry are the Wing Member, Of Coz.
gress from LOuisiana-oH the Wings chosen 10
the present Congress. Their names have bee,
paraded in the Pierce journals as those OF 6sissrs
from Scott. The Post so proclaimed them within
fortnight. This has compelled them to cone
out with card emphaticalIy stamping the report
as an untruth. The Argus, concealing all thu
material facts in the case, sneers at them q,
two prominent Wings Of Louisiana who h.v.
had the moral coura ye' to come out for Scott,
Thus the exposure of one Loco-FOcO hlsehoof
affords pretext for any amount OF additional
fabrication. Never mind-we can stand il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

BY TELEeRArH.-We get, via New-or-
Issn, M.tanoras dates 70 the It'll inst. The eI-
citsment in relation to the usurpatlon oil CardenAs
continues. The principal cities OF TamauliPa' OPP
pose hin. There is some Increase OF the mortality
from yellow fever at Charleston, 5. {. The wreck
Of the Atlantic has been found by diver, VINO
ACCOMPANIED Mons. Maillefert from Buffalo. Via
Boston we have later news from Buenos Ayres.
TIE American Minister to Brazil, having arrived
at Buenos Ayres on special mission WAS received
with high honors by Urquiz,. Owing to de-
rspsement Of the wires We have no report oil uen.
SCOTS reception at Cleveland. Mrs. Taylor died
at Natick, Mass, yesterday afternoon. See the
account OF the murder IN another column casey,
the SUSIE cted murderer, was fully committed tor
trial. at an examination before Justice Chester
Adams, OF Natck. An important movement OF the
Canadian Government, with view to induce so
called reciprocity, is reported. Ex. Senator Hay
wood Of North Carolina, is dangerously i'll. A
rumor that Secretary COrwin has resigned is con-
trsdicted We have further accounts OF chol'rs
at Rochester, Chambersburg, Lancaster, Pa, and
C;pcinna4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
THE FIRES BLAZING:

We have more letters giving accounts
cf large end spirited ScoTT Meetings than
We can make room for. Some that we
,could have printed We have omitted, be-
cause we did not know the writers, AMI
have once or twice been imposed on by
Loco-Focos sending Us glowing accounts
Of meetings never held, in order to dis
credit those which were true and reliable.
There is no doukt, however, that the
tide throughout the Country now SET
strongly in favor OF ScoTT and that the
People are rallyirg to his standard with
hearty enthusiasm. Our meetings are now
twice as large and four times as numerous
as they were barely enc month ago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
r>woRTuY OF GEN. CAss.

Gen. LEwIs CAss made a party speech
at Cleveland some days since, when, amid
considt rAbe noise and confusion, the fol-
loving colloquy occurred between him and
MIR. Geo. Witherel Scott Democrat:
Mr.. whherell asked if hetGen. c. was ac-
aus rted with Dir. Pierce in Congress. Zen. Cass
said. Yes no; not mach; but he knew the man
now Mr.. ~. asked if Mr.. Pierce did not vote
AGAINST all appropriations for River and Harbor
lUproyements ten Cass admitted that he did
hut that he did so as the Representative OF New.
Hampshire, which State was opposed TO that
policy.
Now Gen. Cass knotcS--he could not
help kpowing-that the opposition to River
and Haibor Improvements evinced by Rep
reseuiatiyes of New Hampshire is entirely
confined to his Opn party. The Wing and
Free Soil Members from that State have
uniformly 1--WE cannot remember an excep-
tion) voted for and warmly sustained such
improvements. They did so at the late
Session of Congress, as also at the preced-
ing Session FEB. March, 1851 when the
River and Harbor bill was deliberately
talked to death by Loco .Foco minority,
in obedience to tie fat of secret caucus.
No Members are more liberal toward I'M
proyements in the West than the Wings
from New Hampshire, while Frank Pierce
& Co. have steadily and bitterly opposed
them. 1t is not the State, therefore, but
he party that oppose such Improvements
and Gen. Cass should have stated the
truth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

any price, is to set the Great Powers AZ
work on the feeble Court of Spain to OK
tort pledges that the Island shall not be
sold to say that no other nation shall nave
il without fight, is to dare other nations
to fight US, to Justify them in resisting us
BY force. in case we should by any means
ACQUIRE title to the Queen of the An
titles ". must buy it, says Douglas'
whenever we can get it at any price; but
if England or France should buy it. then
we are in for fight! Yet England and
France own possessions in its nsighbor-
hood. and have Just as good right to re-
sist our acquiring it as we have to resist
their doing the same thing. Surely this
truth TO an honest man, can need no en-
forcemen, nor calculation.
1T is in the destiny of Democracy
(savs Mr.. Douglas,) to carry out these
nrinciples. The Wings can't do it.
Yes. thank God for that The Wings
cannot steal. nor bully, nor impose laws
on other Nations which they proclaim In
advance tia they will disregard and defy
,bemselyes. Progress in robbery and
piracy. Progress after the manner OF
Louis XIV. Frederick the Great, and Ma
poleon the Great or Little, the Wings
DON'T understand Heaven grant that
they never may understand nor practice
il. though the consequence should be their
eternal exclusion from power
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

MAssAcHUsErTs.- are not yet GER
tain whether the present reciprocal snarlins be-
tween the Democratic and Free Sol organs
in Massachusetts, is in earnest or only got up for
Buncombs' Ii the latter, they certainly have an
odd way of evincng their mutual affection. Tns
Pierce Democracy say they won't help elect
Horace Mann Governor, and the Hale Democracy
saw the former can't have the next L. ). Senator
for any thing short of that. We reckon the Peo-
pie will hush their cat concert by electng the Wing
Ticket over both of them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
New.Jersey WhiR Fires.

A correspondent says; The Wings Of
Newark N. j., held very large and spirited meet
ing on sday evening last. The best Kind Of
feeling prevailed. Newark is the strong hold Of
Scott and Tariff influence.
T.. ID. Culver, Esq, Of New. York, and sr.
ChiefJustce HORSEPOWER addressed the meet.
ing. We doubt il more animated and deter.
mined body of Wings has met during the cam
paign. Newark is the home Of VIM. Wright, that
John Tyler sort of Wing, and the Jersey Bliss
are preparing most significant re5uAe for this
man of thirty pieces Of silver"
Seven hundred ard sixty three is the notch they
mark for Newark, and goo for Essex Couaty.
Scott is making a noble run.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
~ 1t was announced the other day.

among sundry items of European news that three Eng
l'hmen, who had undertaken, on wager, to sail from
London to Constsnnnopls In open boat bad arrived
at some port In Germany We now hear that they hare
got a. far as Vienna, on the way down the Danube 10
the Black Sea- Their boat Is three feet wide by !venfT
one long, and weighs seventy four pounds For cro''
Ing the British channel this vas rather dangerous con
veyance, but the terms of the wager left them no
choice accordingly, they remained In the boat Tor s
entire passage but took 10 have It hoted upon the
deck Of steamer before leaving London A similar Do
vice will probably give sscurity to their navigation iron
the mouth of the Danube 20 Constsnsipople
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
GEoRGiA-The State Rights Democra.

cy Of Georgia refuse to colesce with the Union
Democrats or give them any part of the Electo-
raj ticket. They mean to give Gov. Cobb & Co.
chance to- cool their heels on the stool of repen-
lance for while at least. The It Mon Democrats
withdrew their Electoral ticket in order to smooth
the way tot fusion, but that did no good-,o the
feud RACES as fierceIy as ever 1t is not now prob
able that any Electors will be chosen by the Peo-
pie at the ensuing Election. We believe the
Pierce factions may choose in the Legislature il
they can manage to act together.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

GRIsT-MrLL MAcHINERr.-Our OLD
friend Gideon Hoschkss, widely known q an in'sn."
or improyer Of Water. Wheels, has recently lnvsa..
Tram- Block whereon TO adjust the steps 70 NUE.
dies 20 g to effect more evenly and perfectly the 'ss
ing Of Grain Into Meal and Flour. II ID not Of ."
rect interest except to Millsrs, yet 90 admirably
adapted to &s needs that In spite of the nsafs
dice against patented novelties, this invention as' -
adopted by ntneieniGs Of the milsrs to whom -
been presented since II was patented The noanss
mile Of Alexandria and Georgetown, DC, whoS 49,
cslience 10 estabiished among tho nrss 70 sG
It. and Tia National Issalys.eu ana u's'V 'p'>A'
IN the Waymes. terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

Day GoODs-PoPULAR SYSTEM AND
povu,,s PsicEs-Eight Department. with isPsiate Or
ACCOUNTS AND PURCHASERS. 80.
ur stock OF soOd o., red 10 country msrcasas ana Guy
r,ters Al net cash press where time 10 waatso inersh
\ .dded for notes pay able a. Bank
PRINT AHp GINCHAN DFPARTatNI
Full lines Of Prn,s from all the printers 10 the connIy
HOsfsRY DEPARTNENl.
full and complete stock in this department comprising
every article IN the line. -
"''' YANEFy EoTioN DEPARTMENT.
An assortment a. full and complete as eoy esaoi.hnent
can offer that exclusively engaged in jobbns ms oe'p
ton Of goods. ,,.....
Muslin DeLsines at Glc- 7c. $40 lle re eno 10
invite buyers 10 speet these goods Al me OheI grades
Drsss Good, found 10 full lines and beautifully ss6.Ted
WOOLEN DEPARTMENT.
We'll worthy the attention Of dealers IN Mems wear az
(otbers with the latter Of whom are dong large taie
DOMESTIC GOODs DEPARrNKNJ
Contains all merchant wants In this description OF aDn
WHITE GOODs DEPARTmENf.
We claim 10 show best assortment OF Coos IN ths
line of .uy house 10 the city We invite attention 10 our
Hnes Of White Gods Embroideriss, Linens and home
keeping articles g.. r...,,..,.,
A full AZ d complete stock Of these Goods
Sailing our goods equsllJ cheap have ptftlcuar
syle Of goods 10 throw To-. We base claims % 90
upon the which system Of business
fofds 10 buyers obtain their supplies at leg afe cash
uiees TwEEDy, MOULTON PLiMFTON,
Importers and Iobbers No. AZ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

Horace Greeley bas been cute har from the sal.
Of rs peure boob Life Of Gen Scott the Distribution OF -bb
hs 'cntnu,I, tns the Wac The Only hope tor svess the
".ieoo defeat OF e eanodaie he has also song
oOs tie the Scott 90 clubs vhl has been
supplied 10 those bodice" Richmond 4 alu rsy.
r. The Enquirer used to be above such
paltry falsehoods as the above. We neper pub.
lished nor prepared" either Life Of Scott or
Song Book.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
Whlg staie Conyenfinn

" Nhis State ConY s1son for tie Norn.n.,.o,
ddaes iO' Electors CT President and yes Prsdsp, ,,s g.
the efhee' OF Governor Lieutenant Governor Cans. Con-.
missioner and State Prison Inspector Will s,sbl. a, ~.
City OF Syracuse on WEDNESDAY the "a e,y o, sso.
temher The Wig Electors Of tie respective 49,
Districts are requested 70 ,ppO:p. ssch On. Ds,..., -
tspd such Copvsntio-
J. l. SCHOOLGIRL. g. c. DAyrDSo.
SAMUEL STEVENS D. NaTrESnN
LEWIS BENEDICT. BENZ PRINGJE'
FRANKLIN TOWNSEND. SIMEON D2kPE,
DANIEL TOpD T,
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For kurope.

The next number of TIE Tribune for
European Circulation viii be issued TO NOR.
koW MORNING, at 3 o'clock. 1t will con.
tain al the Lates. News up to the time of going
TO press. Single copies, in wrappers, ready for
mailing can be had at the desk. Price SIX Cents.
The Europa sals from this port TO.Morros a,
II O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
n 1t is said that HENRY HEISE, III,

German poet, not In 20 desperate state of hsshu
has been supposed His brother Macmillan, an emf
nent physician established In Russia, has lately vssd
him. and says that though likely to sontnus bsdrddsu
at present. be will probably improve, and has fair
chance for living to old sge With all bis physical su
feripss, bis good spirits and mental activity are " great
a. ever. his next book is TO be called "CoIs;ssi
Sketches and sttsrs from Paris" II Will be publshsd
In Ge rmapy By subscription
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

GREEN Co., PENN.-A correspondent in
this County sends us the following encouraging
assurance, which is in harmony with our advices
from other parts OF the State
There is no State in the Uuon more certain
TO cast her vote for Gen. Scott than is the Old
ke,stone. In this County which is largely Demoi
cratic. we will reduce the vote Of Gen Cas- by
actual changes of men who never voted for Wing
candidate before"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
n The Daily Neps states that on the

n The Daily Neps states that on tho
last voyage Of the Canada from Liverpool to EsSfOh
the vessel narrowly escaped destruction BY fra AHf
leaving Liverpool Il wasfound that one of the ps'sea
serswss nsans and had to be put under rssralnt ~
person sppOinied TO watch him having ef' the cabin
the mailman fer . short lime, it was Immediately q"
covered to be In flames, and IL was only by the mo"
strenuous exertions that the Gre was exups uished
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
NEw-LoNDoN, COMA friend assure,

NEw-LoNDON, COMA friend assure,
us that the ktter from New London we lately
published, signed "Rowland +. Conklin, Ssc.,"
is a hoax, as no such man is Secretary of the
Scott Club there, and the account given 10 the
letter of its proceedings, is wholly void of tho
truth. Never mind, friendsl-take hold and make
it true New London can give Gen. Scott mora
votes than it ever yet gave to any man il the
Wings will but heartily try.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
Business and Publicity

No one will dispute that notoriety Is one
If the most important elements Of success in
business.
1t is through the Press only that this can be
thoroughly attained
Fortunes are accumulated in few years by
those who have the intelligence and tact to avail
{! emselyes Of this power, greater than men seek.
ing success through years Of unaided application
have hitherto dreamed Of
The vast benefits resulting from systematic and
continuous advertising are only beginning to be
understood. 1t is not pretended that all must, al
q matter Of course, acquire wealth by such means,
but it has been demonstrated that the merchant
who has well selected stock and deals uprightly,
the manufacturer whose goods are as cheap, quail
ity considered, as any in market, or the mechanic
who is skilful and punctual may increase his busi
ness at pleasure, in proportion to the energy and
means he employs in gaining publicity.
Then why do not all advertise Because busi-
ness men are only beginning to realize its import
ance. Still the amount Of advertising seen in the
columns Of the journals has doubled within FIVE
year', and viii double again in five more. Those
who still hang back will see their younger and
more energetic rivals outstripping them. There
is no use in cOntendng against the spirit. of the
sge. If they won't jump into the cars and pay
their fare they must be left behind to travel on foot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES
PAST AND FUTURE William Darby has com
municated to The National Intelligencer the fol-
lowing synopsis Of the Popula ion Of the United
States, according to the several Censu YES hthsr-
to taken, with the probable aggregate at each
decennial numbering during the next century
viz
TABLE Reputation of The United States, as
recorded in the Tabular riew Of tie SereR
Ehumerdtions made by the Deeenniai Census
1880 10 1850 fncIu sine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

OHIo.-ANsoN L. BREWER, of Column
biana Co., is the Wing candidate for Congress in
the District comprising Columbians, Harrison,
Jefferson and Carroll Counties.
DR.. ID. b. WOODS is the Pierce candidate in the
Ashtabula lGidding'sl District. Hon. EBEs
NLwToN is probably the Wbig candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

Mr.. CHoATE.-ln reference to our re-
cent paragraph, The Atlas (Boston) says:
ave have good authority for stating that Nc,
Choate is desirous of making speech 10 ;ayor OF
Scott and Graham, ana that in all probability
some night next week old raneu II all viii ring
with Choate,s clarion voice in their support"