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CoNsuMPTIoN DURABLE!

CONSUMPTION DURABLE!
Robert Sanderson Justice the Peace in Rush Creek
township, Fail field county, Ohio, and brother OF "NIadr
General Sanderson officer in the OF 1872 cuTeuu III
Consumption by the OF "Wistar's BalsNm OF Wild
Cherry, -, =. -
Dear Sir;-As consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by my being cured OF Consumption by the Ui
ttDr Wistar's ialshm OF Wild Cherry" will state the
symytos OF my case that Othsrs similarly afflicted may be
Induced try invaluable remedy experienced great
difficulty breathing; had the hectic fever with violent
Pushes and frequent cold chs with pain in
nv 81 and breast accompanied by very cough;
very restless at nights and had great night sweSts crs
ring should say least two gnons night, wettng thc
completely through. had not been able TO work for
scars. hut i much emaCiaed, and amoSt helpless
when Icomcuced using WiStars B0lsam OF Wild Cherry
have used IN all 3 bottles nd am free from all those
complaints for my health is good. ...s-
am now 90 years DID, and have not taken any OF the
alsnm since 1916, my health Is good not
require any medicines But If should have any return U
my symptoms should WiERr'a BaSam of Wild
Cherry procured the medicine OF Nc SGs Fall & Nc
Cracken, your agents In Lancaster, Ohio
ROBERT SANDERSoN.
The genuine wistars Balsnm of Wild Cherry has a
smile Of the signature Henry Wisar, NJ d. PhadeI
phia, and SANFORD & Park finely executed
srayed wrapper. No othes con be. gcnuiLe.
Sold qy D. PARK, Cincinnati o.
Walnut strcet-to whom all orders must be addressed
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s=z=NEW BOO
nha =damnaign Of Con. Scott.

The Campaign Oh Gcn. SoolI'
,,-r,,,,,,ys, =. 3 \, urTrg, peTR EsSTHNCS ROOK
'fA4N ~ = 49, 80 5o,,ot etlo5 .-tttfsl
; NJ 10H soi IN NJ '''4''1 = -
GAA my mrE SSt "a HtTSa IGN OF GENERAL SCOTT.
&; ~. I1v of MeSico BY Lieut. Raphael Semmes SN.
x s With Map OF the Battle Grormds-357 pages
Iot I1da s man Of sterling sense. RlT
.rronot al Ali he sayy-KendGIL in he N.
rt.u .iupai 1A4 "ON' =
.r, etended sketch OF the last Mexican Cam
at 1Te Snthor Is attached to the Navy but became
AND viSoTo1s syle and It is difficult
clear W nsTsai To- Law IL asdeNor
Site s ~ heying g eo.nAlei''U ''9 -
JcaS iIdtLy 4Neas. oieers in the Navy.- The
one oil me most s1 orI, ofnteect is worthy or high
whole volume, US s WS 10 Which It beongsLontsufft
paccMthe oePSA't ~ FliaTif.. i@f-
JeAIla5I' t.. ~ ths ant bor 10 saw that we have
Is no sI l;t, ey;JeniIv 40 fairly Wrten-Lite
mover read history eNlu't'eS '''t'
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READ THE CERTIFICATE

Tallapoosa Co, ala, Jan. 9, 1852.
Guysott-Dear Sir:-l send this certify you that
your Extract or Yellow Dock and ssTsoPa. lila, has per
have afflicted for forty years with irruptions
crutccs and in 1919 had leg amputaed above tho
knee. In about months after my other leg broke out i'll
and ehSrged great deal OF offensive matter and at tho
time my leT hand broke out in large running sores
The niscfy that have suffered for tho years
rested day or night was given up TO die, and by the
help God had made preparation for DEATH and had
pointed out family the place where to Bury my re-
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wrlppersi read it, and found record Of some wonderful
performed by your Extract OF Yellow Dock ami
nEne sem n ana S 01 y
mcnt my all become easy aud lcoud sleep ali night,
six bottles my sores had nearly all healed my got
well as IL by have 6 now .H SeS IN an Sgh
and now consider myself well ! am at lose for terms
paue for What has done for me- must call It tho
Savior of man from misery while living upon ear
believe It viii @ eus any known disease in the World
Lay aside all eudces and Just try il and aim its
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lima Georgia and Alanbama and il any should doubt Tho
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serofua, Syphilis Mcrcur:al complaints Cancer Gansro
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bic and dangerous diseases are speedily and Peteety
cur ed by the OF this medicine
Dadeville, Alabama, May 81, 1859.
Messrs Scove & Hcad-This is to certify that about
the first OF February last, afflicted with three or
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large as quarter of dollar; they assumed the appear
and fearful they would terminate in
Cacers About three weeks since ehnlmensed taking
rilla found immediate relief from its use have
not taken quite bottes and the sores my face
all healed up; and those my neck nearly and
truly believe they will be entirely well in few days.
cheerfuIy recommend cdr. Guysotts Extract of yell
low and Sarsapara' to persons afflicted with any
kind eIuptions cancerous sores My general health
Is much improved by the use OF the medicine
Respectfully, RICHARE b. BURKE.
Quart Bottles, 81 per bottle-six bottles for s.
JOAN d. PARK.
Northeast corner OF Fourth and Walnut Streets Cincin.
natl Ohio General Agent for the West, TO whom all
G addressed.
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wASHINGTON.' u

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THE GREAT BRITISH eUARTERL1Es,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WHEELING. REntA LIZ SEMINARY.


TIME regular time for tho commencement ofthe Fall
Session OF this institution, will he tho day Of Sep:
The ts4chers present connected with the Seminary,
Rev DIV .. ". roLFoRD, B. D., Prineipqi,
Miss MARGARET ORR, A.,;.,r,,,
Miss FRANCIS HANDING,
Miss MARY o. roLFoaD, ASSISTANT Primary Dtpart.
Rof John \. W1NkbE s. s' s9 f5 ss
Miss orr viii not take active duty tho coGuLg csson
account OF ProVidentia detention at hons, nut WI:
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Miss Bliss has been for several years conneets vs..
the higher branches tAght in Semnaes, but is
lo Teacher OF Music and French, Pupils
nMusc, receiveiessos they may prefer, either
rom Prof. Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss.
no Natural Sciences will be taught by the regular
teachers, and arrangements made for Lectures
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We would again direct tho attention orparor:s TO th
Terms in the Seminary Any person Enjoying tho gFSls
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lass that 3 the pupils grade
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F" Seminary proper, Junior Glass,
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IEg, 500
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Whcr Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the Semina.
consequence Of the extra trouble the is
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S't' We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
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The OIL of Grape Vine.

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ERUPTIVE DISEASES.

TT has now settled fact acknowledged by tho
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