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MEDICINA AL.
Wistes's 3 IsaIl Of wild cherry!

The HAST = n ever nOSvn lIan
Pr CoAEhS Cetds, Al1tNa, Group, Bronrhitis I4snza,
b'eiing ne Lssgs, Bseathfns ihtrs5Agse'
StGges Of CoHsttaPtfon, de-, 9e.tac.
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OF the Lungs and Liver whchis produced b. our overp
varying climate
medicinal properties Thisot Is familiar every nlAtro
in land, and Physichna oen preaeTbe II in different
forms variety Of complaint Tar also has been
Lamart country, have gone EotaTae
Jsclarrthlt even eoasItpor could be cured by Thai
10 doubt, their ignorance appearing and administering
TIA difcuty entirely obynted by patient experience
and l0HgeXperiment.
stances are now the rst time combnsd and enihndcJ
IN DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. IS
nce chemical process ythng delceTirus useFs e.
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diseases to To convince all unbelievsr
theory s really true, refer to cy cases OF
cures performed by thswonderful medicine.
q.Ht4 E#94 A9E97 SaS9 ..
- BaIIam Of TpfLd Cherry"
Mt. Eden Ky, July 81. 1852
Wisars Balsam OF Wild Cherry that bought cfycn has
beeuof such signal my family, that wish mako
itsvirtues known for the beneft OF the public. = :.
cetted her lungs The physicians pronounced her dis
ease consumption She had prouso night aweAts, and had
coushSs she was gyen desaTed OF her recovery
nsnced taking "TpistaTs BalsanI Of via CheTy and
three bottles effected an entire cure with her and the ohil
both. s.,.-... 81. t.a 500 Z 1.- ~ /
graves IL they had not used Wistars Balsam OF Wild
Cherry SETH X SEARCY-
Seth r. Searcy whose certificate sabOvc, is man OF
much vcracty any In this country, and man OF good
Judgement and place entire reliance bis sAtemen
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DIR. GuysOtt's ImPrOrod ExtractOr .s
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla.
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREPARE.
TloN FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON.
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much vcracity any in this country, and OF good
iiceent and we place entire reliance on his statement!
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n Joseph d. Pratt is on trial at Prov

ence for the murder of VIM c. Radlif. This Il the
dase which caused considerable excitement at the time
Rsdlf shot Pratt had lost many Of his hens, and
got neiehbor 10 watch with him catch the thief
He armed himself with gun loaded with beans and
shot and seeing Pratt going Oft with some of his hens
fred and wounded him. that he died in short time.
Pratt confessed the act and Immediately delivered him.
self TO the officers He told the officer that the time
Radlif shot he was engaged In preparing place
watch in and that he heard a noise among his hens
caught up his gum which lying beside him. and fred
it without bringing 1t to his shoulder Evidence in
troduced to show that Radl did not deny that he was
stealing the hens The case is still pending
The CoNvIcr WELLs.-We learn that
the President has declined to the sentence of
death passed upon Wells, for the murder of the boy
Munden The decision Of the President communi
Gated last evening Wells who received it with great
rmness and declared that he had cherished expecta
tons of any other result and resigned to his fate
The last sentence Of the law will be carried into execu
ton within the walls of the prison Friday morning
next between and 10 o'clock Washington Republic
n H. II. Van Amringe, the Wiscon-
sin Land Reformer, Is ecturng at Pittsburgh Reform
questions.
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CoNGREss.-ln the Senate, yesterda,

CoNGREss.-ln the Senate, yesterday,
several communications were received from the differ.
ent Departments Petitions for and against aid for the
Collins Steamers presented Mr.. Clsrke's Nom
poned till Wednesday next After some further untn-
porant proceedin es the Deficiency bill taken up
The Collirs Steamer amendment created considerable
discussion. Mr.. Gwin made long speech in support
and said he no difference between protection to
iron and protection steam Mr. Miller got the floor
and the Senate adjourned.
In the House the Naval Discipline bin was taken up
and after discussion, Mr. Stantons Chairman of the
Naval Committee) substitute was rejected So was Mr.
Mllsous The bin was then laid on the table Areport
in favor Of the incumbent Delegate from New Mexico
was made; and then the House Committed on the
Homestead bill Upon this Mr.. Howard. OF Texas,
made speech, asking questions about the Wing caucus
on Tuesday evening
Thedebate became general on the Cancus-Mr Stanlv
gsllaniy defending the action of the Caucus in ruling
extTaneous matters out Mr. Brooks of Newly York
whose conduct is in malignant hostility TO Wing success
throughout the country complained tia, he was disap-
pointed in that he could not get opportunity to vote
for the Compromise Resolutions, and feared that an
adjournment might have prevented him from tha,uxury,
He had an opportunity once to vote for the Compro.
Use Resolutions, when vote was worth sornsthing ON
Their passage In the House. and he lodged We doubt
whether the sergeantatAnls could have coaxei hin,
to indulge in the luxury Mr. S,anly very properly re-
boked Mr. Brooks and referred to the very mark a., aim.
ari'y between Mr. Brooks conduct and ,ha, sb.so,v,
out in very malignant and factous letter in ..,.v.
Express. signed an Eye on the Capitol The debate
continued to the end Of the session. but nothing xas
done. stanly and the Wings had very decided victory
over Brooks and the combined Disupionis,s and Loco
Focos.
" kossuths movements in NewJersey, yesterday,
are reported In our paper today. The speech which
d was reported he would make last night in Newark
viii be delivered this morning
~ Marine disasters, with loss Of ufe reported from
Boston.
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VIOLENCE AT ELECTIONS.

The Evening Post has an account of the
recent Election riot at st. Louis, whereof it lays
the blame on the Wings, though it occurred in the
Opposition stronghold, and grew out of report
that the Wings were excluded from the polls. The
Post goes on to say:
The whole affair reminds strongly of the Panic
Election IN this city In ls54-the Sixth Ward contest
the Arsenal riots-snd the man in the claretcoored
coat But have had later instances in this region of
Wing audacty and reckessness. This very month in
Providence the Democrats lost 200 by the stoppag
of the election for hour and half in strong Demo
cratic wara-the election being controlled by Wings
And last fall in this city, the baotboxes In one of the
Nineteenth Ward districts containing over 200 Demo-
cratic majority broken into atoms and their con.
tents scattered by Wing bues in the interest Of the
Whis candidates for Alderman and Assistant who were
present"
The Post surely ought to know that its story
of the stoppage of the Election for an hour and a
half at one of the polls in Providence is an ex-
ploded fabrication. There was little DELAY there
growing out Of an honest obedience to the ,tr;n.
gent provisions of the new Secret Ballot and Gu-
ten Envelop law-but the Election was not STONED
nor its result afiected.-The Sixth Ward contest
in our City was commenced by The Posts party.
and all the share the Wings had in it was purely
defensive. The XIXth Ward riot was provoked
by systematic blocking up of the poll through
the day, in part by non-voters and in part by men
who had already voted expressly to keep out the
Wing votes and thereby produce result at vari.
ance with the tested and known convictions of the
voters. We have voted and worked at that poll
for several successive Elections, and know well
that "over 200 Democratic majority" or the half
oft, can only be obtained there by fraud and vio-
lence. But in the XIIth as well as the XIXth
Ward last Fall large portion of the Wings were
deliberately, by wel-planned conspiracy and with
malice aforethought, prevented from voting-in
effect driven from the polls. With honest deal
ing and fair play, the Wings can carry the XIIth
and AlAth Wards-by force and fraud they were
shoaldered out of them last Fall. We condemn
any violence resorted to in counteraction of this
irand; but the Wings were wronged by the re-
turns actually made from those Wards last Fall
and that Loeo-Foco must be rapacious indeed who
laments that we were not swindled two hundred
more.
But there is another point to which we
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,3~ The WING National Convention Ia 20 meet at
Baltimore June l6h not l7h, as reported by Telegraph
yesterday.
- The Baltimore Wing City Convention were dis
eussng The Scott resolutions last night Several Scot
men are reported in favor Of laying them the table.
N There Is runor. we hope uniounded, that
Judge Coulter of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania,
il dead
~ We report further proceedings from the Wo-
mems Temperance Convention at Rochester.
T The freshet obstruction 70 travel west from Bal
tmore, is removed
~ The Erie Canal is getting into regular naygable
order