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MEDICINAL
Wistar's .Ba1samof Wild Cherry!
The best Remedy ever known to Man

F"r COMghs, Colds Astnsa Group Bronchitfs Influenza
s',s 81 re- t4sIzgs, PieHt Bysatfng hOeE
Stages Of Consumption, DC, &C., DC.
this Basais peculiarly adapted to every disease
varying climate. - 80
Wild Cherry has long been known possessimporant
our land, and Physicians prescribe it in different
iorns Tor variety of complaints Tar, also. has bsen
equally noted Tor Its vrtues and physicians, whose
names are familiar to the whole country gone
10 declare that even consumption could be by ta
aioe In other hands, again, nearly valueess owing
doubt to their ignorance in preparing and administering
and experiment.
the extraordinary medicinal powers of these two sub.
stances for the first time, combined and cnlbic
III DR. W1STAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY Ey
nice chemical process everything deeterirus or useless i
rejected SO that what remains is the sxtraorina
truly etiicacious remedy for all kndsct monary ahd ii
diseases ever known to mau To all unbelicverf
that our theorys really true, we re-, a few cases o
cures psrforlned by this wonderfi, me- inc ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.


flNHE regular time for the commencement oftbe Fan
u s.Ier rt Each Session continues fre calender ,;on
ne teachers at present connected with the Seminary
Rev D " ToLFoRD, B. D., Principal
Miss MARGARET ORR,
Miss Miss MIRA NJ AG 4 ToWNsEM2. A''i'ia"'''
g. Fo hAeRSG .;an. Primary D.,s,
Mr. De MAssIAs, RTee IN" and 9f Draasing
Prof. d. b. STONE, Vocal Music.
Gu account OF Providential detention al honr hui vi
probably be with us in the Spring
eMnary near Philadelphia She not only gives istruc.
pEs IN the higher branches taught in semnaries but is
III Music can receive lessons they may prefer either
rom Plof Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss. ''"N'
The Natural Sciences will be taught by the rcrl,r
Teachers, and arrangements courses of
INC classes, by some experienced Lecturer and Ex
We would again direct attention orparen:s to IN,
pup will at once know the amount Of TutIon WSere
e majority ofthe studies OF pupil in any particular
Hoard and Tuition with room rent Bedding Fire and
Lights and Ancient Languages, If desired, per session
,v =, hHe ' G aa, r,. - $1,000
session, 900
Seminary proper, Junior Glass,
per session, 1900
" senior %s%el' Glass; iaass' 1 ldS
=. Ancient Languages Fourth year. 1900
srtrG charges ercePt for NE oiiogiag branches:
~, WI LESSONS, 1900
~ Vi instrument Tor daily practice, 200
r r.. IAN languages, fainting or drawing, 1900
Etn 1roidcry, Fancy Needlework, plain Sew.
~ ce, 600
Vocal Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures / 90
Whcr Music Teacher civ lessons out OF the Semina
ry III sequence of the trouble the same ia
cH as n the Seminary, viz: $1s per session.
fups are charged from the time OF entrance the close
OF session, and nc deduction made except sickness
win reference to tho management OF the school, we
IN We only tosay that have here Government and 1r
administered kindly indeed, but still government and
Law which all concerned must respect obey OuI
are also SUCH that pupils are under the
cure oil Female Teachers night and day This
extra care and trouble to Teachers, but he onlv ga
ell our views. 800 $50 W. ~ ~
those interested viii visit u.s. attend our examinations &c
we will point them TO the OF our higher cnsso,
Wheeling, Aug. 81.
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CONSUMPTION DURABLE,

CONSUMPTION DURABLE!
Robert Sandcrson, Justice the Peace Rush Creek
township, Fairfield county, Ohio and brother sAIar
General Sanderson an officer in the 1872 cured al
CONSUMPTION by the use OF "Wstar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry" ~
Rush Creek township, Fairfield Feb. %, 1882
Dear Slr:-As consider that my life been greatly
prolonged by being cured of Consumption the use al
''Dr Wlstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry will statc tI
SYMPTOMS OF my that others similarly afflicted NAV l
Induced to try this invaluable remedy experienced prc,
difficulty in breating had the hectic with v0lcni
tiushcs of heat and frequent cold cs with severe main i'm
my side and breast accompanied by very bad cough; was
very restless at nights and had night sweats uers
11Ils, should ut least gallons night tIr
bed completely through had been bic to work tor
scars. But was much emacated, and almost hcInIess
wncn commenced using WGtar's Balsam OF Wild C,Ierrw
Ihavc used in all 10 bottles and now free rom os
complaints for my health Is good ~
am now % years old, and have not taken any OF te
alsam since 1885, because health is good as not In
require any medicines. But If should have return al
my former symptoms should use Wstar's Basam OF Wild
Cherry procured the medicine of Messrs. Fall d Nc
Cracken, your agents in Lancaster, Ohio.
n ROBERT SANDERSON
fhe genuine Wistar's Halsam Wild Cherry has a f,,
sml!e OF the signature OF Henry Wistar, d. PhatrI
pha, aud sanford IL Park finely executed steel C,,
graNcd WRAPPER. No othes can be. gcnuiI e, "
10 Price 81 per bOllle-sX bottles for So
Sold qy J. ID. PARK Cincinnati n
Northeast corner OF Fourth and Walnut sreetsentra,rr
on Walnut srcet-to whom all orders must be addressctI
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The Heroic Women


Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
pies oil Female Courage, DiSinte1estednuss
ana Selt-sacntice of Ancient ami
Modern Times.
BY HENRY c. WATSON,
AUTHOR OF "THE CAMp-FIRES or rrtiE ppvo
LUTON" 'NIGlIT IN a BLoCK-IoU SE'' DC
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o ~ tue most trying circumstances, may stated 10 be
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& - $50 g 9 9 ~ g 9
Iro Tires sared BY The Of only bottles of ssIVstan
Bdlsdm of Wild Cherrv.o

IotreS sared 6y OF Only NiTee 6oes IPstar's
Balsam Of IVia Cherry.'
Mt. Eden, KY, July 24, 1862
Messrs Harcourt, Howard q Co-Gents:-The ssDr
Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Chcrryt bought Ct you has
been of such signal benefit in family, that wish make
its virtues known for the benefit of the public
My wife took cold at the time confinement which
ceted cd her lungs The physicians pronounced her dis
consumption She had prose night swcats and had
coughs she was given up for deSpacd recovery
and her child partook of her complaint. She then con-
menced taking WiStGr's Bdlsdm Of Wild CheTrv" and
three bottles effected entire with her and the child
both.
have doubt that they would have now been in their
graves il they had not used Wistars Basam OF Wild
Cherry. SETH r. SEARCY
Seth r. Searcy, whose certificate above is man of as
much veracity any in this country a man of gou,
Judgement, and place entire reliance on his statement
HARCOURT, HOWARD d Co
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