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MEDICIN. AL.
Wista1,a Balsamof Wild Cherry!


F. Coughs, eetdS Ast,no Croup Bronchitis, influenza,
leeHfHE tRe Lungs, Difficult BfeGning, Lfser Agec.
.et5, Paft Reatesso Of The Breast or Side, Effst
!Stages Of COnsatmPtion,t, Dc. 4e,Fe.
Inshnr this Balsams peculiarly adapted cIcry disease
OF the Lungs and Liver which is produced b. our cveFp
varying climate.
Wild Cherry long been known to possessimportant
medicinal properties This TACT lie familiar natron
in And and Physicians often prescribe II in different
forms variety Of complaints. Tar. also. hns b9cn
equally noted foris vrtues and physicians, whose
names familiar the whole country have gone
to declare that consumption could be cured by That
alone In other hands, again, II nearly Vaueess, owing
LOdOubt, to ignorance preparing and administering
i difficulty entirely obviated by patient experience
andlon experiment.
Tho extraordinary medicinal powers OF these two sub
stances now, for the first Time combined anu cnhhdcI
in DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM- OF WILD CHERRY. ~
nice chemical process everything deesrrus USELESS IL
rejected, that remains Is sXtraordBAr
truly eicaci0us remedy all knds orary ahdl II
diseases ever known to mau To all mbelicVcr
that our theory is really true, few OF
curca formed by this wonderful M 1L Inc.
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The Heroic Women
HISTORY.
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STANCES now the first time combined and cnh hdlcI
nice chemical process everything deloterrus useless Il
diseases ever known to mau. To all unbeicVers
that our theory is really true, few cases OF
curcap4rorned by this wonderful mt GGIne. ..U....
949 94R@4 $50 q
1.0o ttDss 'arsd Byte use Of Sy three 1oss Of ''IVfaT'
Mt. Eden, KY, July "a, 1852.
been OF such gna benefit in my family that wish make
its virtues known for the benefit of tho public.
ceted cd her lungs The physicians pronounced her dis
consumption She had proruse night sweats Iand had
coughs; she given up for despRTed of recovery
and her child partook OF her complaint She then CON
RieS Soa ecea m entire sao Nth her and Re
have no doubt that they would have now been in their
Cherry SETH r. sEARoY.
Seth r. Searcy, whose certificate saboye is man OF as
much yeTsely as any in this country and man Or good
HARcoURT, HOWARD 8 co.
CONSUMPTION CURABLE!a
Robert sanderson, Justice OF Peace in Rush Creek
township Fairfield county, Ohio and brother OF BIajor
Consumption by the use OF 'Wistar's Balsam OF Wild
Rush Creek township, Fairfield co. Feb. 20, 1859.
Dear Sir;As consider that my life has been greatly
Dr Wlstars Balsam OF wild Cherry win state the
SYMPTOMS of my that others similarly afflicted may be
Induced great
difficulty in bTeathng had the hectic fever with violent
uses Of heat frequent cold ehills, with pain in
my side and breast accompanied by very bad cough;
very restless nights and had great night sweats perspi
ring should say, least two EnlOns night wettng the
bed completely through had not been able to work
scare. But was much emacated, and almost helpless
when commenced using Wistar's Basam Wild Cherry.
have used in all 10 bottles Eand am
complaints, for my health Is good
90 years old, and have not taken any OF the
Ralsam since 1876 because health is good
require any medicines ii should have any return oil
my symptoms, should use Wstars Balsam OF Wild
Cherry procured the medicine of MeSsrs. Fall & Nc.
Crackon your agents In Lancaster, Ohio.
ROBERT SANDERSON.
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The continued increase in the subscription list this tho
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Yolksb0te Calculation.

The Volksbote of Saturday enters into cal
culations to prove thatsGen. Pierce will be
elected by tremendous majority. Basing
its calculation upon false grounds, of course
the result must be false conclusion. For
instance, it calculates upon the entire vote OF
the South, because, as it says, Gen. PIERCE
Is no abolitionist and is more just to the
South than Gen. Scott. Yet at the same
time, it "counts upon all the votes which
Van Buren, got"--some 100000. Now Van
Buren, got the Free Soil vote-he was the
Free Soil candidate in a manner-and the
Volksbote thinks or says that Gen. Pierce
will get the entire vote Of the South, because
he is no abolitionfst and is more Just TO the
South than Gen. Scott, yet at the same time
will get the Van Buren, or Free Soil vote.--
That is decidedly rich, and proposes new
feature in the political race which we venture
to say no other man ever before thought OF
much less expressed. But we deny the
Volksbote position that Gen. Pierce is more
favorable to the South than Gen. Scott
Gen. Scott was raised among slaves and
shareholders, drilled his first recruits in a
Southern State, in which he lived when he
received his commission captain. H has
been and is, an earnest advocate OF the Com
promise measures, and has fully endorsed the
Wing platform, including the Compromise.
Gen. Pierce made speech few months ago
in which he declared he loathed the Fugitive
Slave Law, his feelings revolted at the idea
of giving up a.s!ave, and he thought the Fugi-
tive Slave Law opposed to moral right. Now
does this look as il Gen. Pierce were more
favorable to the South than Gen. Scott
No. Will the Volksbote disprove our pcsi-
tion or correct its own mistake!