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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-10-16
From the Turf Register, for Sept. 1888
A REMARKABLE FACT In NAT.
URAL HISTORY.

Mr. EDIroR-I have noticed hut one
communication in your useful Magazine
Of which the turkey buzzard of our coun-
try was the subject and that is by Don
Juan, in the fourth number of your FIRST
volume. That bird is certainly one of
the most useful we have, aud its preser-
vatIon, in some Of the western states, is
protected by legislative enactments But
! am no. writing now with view to
amplify its merits, but to state remark
able fact in regard to il, which, though
we'll authenticated, will doubtless s,agger
the creduli,y of most Of your readers.
Major John PLIERS farmer of great
responsibility, in ihis country, informed
me. that while he lived at his fathers,
in Missouri. some twenty years ago a
buzzard was taken nliys, having gorged
itself over carcass 10 such a degree as
to prevent its fiying-ils weight being too
heavy for its wings. when he. together
with his father, brother, and neighbor
with a small shoemaker, awI, ripped
open It's eyes, so that no part Of the bull
Of either remolued. The head Of the
bird was then put under one Of its wings.
in which position il remained few min
uses, when to the surprise Of all. hc grad
ualIy relieved his wing, shook himself,
as il to arrange his disordered feathers,
and re appeared with two good sound
eyes-fres from blemish, and possessing
in every degree tho power Of vision 7 ] he
seemingly cruel experiment was repeated
with the same bird on different occasions
iH the presence Of different persons, 6fty
times, and slways with the same result
and not the least injury appeared TO
have been occasioned by IL, After the
lapse Of a few months, this bird Aew
away to its accustomed haunts.
] hove mentioned this fact to several
persons--practical, uneducated men,
who, though they had .'nevar seen The
like" expressed no sprprise or doubt
Of fits truth, but replied that they always
heard that The down from the insids of
the buyxard's wing, was cure for blind.
ness in horses, f. one mau remarked
that hs cured 4 most invele,a,s case Of
approaching blindness. in himself By &.
He procured the dows, sprsed il On >
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-10-16
LAMENT OF THE EMPRESS JOSE.
PHINE.
fBy Mrs. Embury.1

tBy Mrs. Embury.l
The fearful strife of feeling now 10 DER,
The bitter pang can rsnd my heart no more;
A martyr spirit now within mo burns,
And love that spurns
All thought Of self, is waking till its power
Can conquer cen the anguish Of this hour.
Yes for thy sake can resign cen thee,
My noble husband though there yet may DO
Enough Of woman's weakness in my heart.
To bid tcars start. re
Yet not ono murmur ofreproach shall swell,
Amid tho accents Of my last farewell.
loved thee in they low liness- ore fame
Had shed her halo round Napoleons name
In the vsiled lightn'ngs Of that falcon syo,
read tho high.
And godliks aspirations Of mind,
Whose ioftiest aim WA power to bless mank nd
And when thy name through all the earth was
known, ~
When monarchs quaked before thy triple
Whom qussns beheld me, ip mine hour Of pride,
Thy glorious bride.
No sefsh vanity my heart could swell
shareda throne but would have shared cell.
Like thine my soul was formed for glorious ste;
loved thee % the eagle loves lie mate;
Nor did seek with. borrowed strength to Climb
Who're thou hast built thine eyris- twas for
Enough that thou vert thers--l followed the.
and in my tolls too have borne part
In scenes whore might have quelIsd mans der.
When dark rebellion reared his hydra crest,
Ny hsnd carssscd,
And soothod the dreaded monster till hs smied,
And bowed him down submissive % child.
Though sll uutaught the warriors band to
WELD,
Ye, went my spirit with thee TO the asd,
Where changing sqnadrons met in 6eies
array, iitrttt
Nor. mid tie fray.
Awokc one terror for q hu ,bsnd's life
Such fear were idle in Nspolspn's wife.
Alas how has my pride become my shsmel
saw thec mount the rugged steep of fame,
And joysd to think how soon Thy mighty
soul ~
Would reach i,s goal
Nor ever dreamed, ambitious though .hou
art,
rh,, Thy last step would DO upon my hssr.,
No sacrifice no second ofihy rsos
Shall weld the worlds droad sceptre 10
Rude nature might have sspsh. hav false
must Be
Such hope 10 thee,
For lofty minds but With like msids should
we'd
No. in ahs dsves sofs nest or ssg'ss bred.
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t0achingc the preihises tbey shalt see ft'
10 be trs nssiibed, add ibs soppiss given
TO the sayd genslemsn or tiHsh employed
TO England, and those copies to be
signed by tho Recorder, al Also that
those selecte men do desire that those Of
the towns Of Wsrwick who have the
ksepinge Of the manuscript beinge the
subjecsiOR Of the Narragansett Indians
unto his Majesty. will deliver the same
to be also sent for tho use of the COLONY
by our agent or agents TO England.
And further the court do order that if the
persons Of each towne intrusled TO gath
er the contribution above sayd dos see j,
necessary, that two genslemea be sent ON
the promised account for England, that
then, if we'll affected persons will con.
tribute to make up in sll three hundred
pound, to say fl27,l0s of Newport,
eco of Providence, and .f6l of Ports
mouth, as also esq los. Of Warwick. 1t
is by the court committed to the care Of
the sayd gentleman to do what may be
most suitable in that matter, az dlso the
court ordcreth that list be takes of the
names and sums Of each ~ contributes,
that they msy be put upon record to de-
clare it to such as may thereby be in
coredged and excited to follow suih good
examples for their previous service and
their countreyes welfare ; and folder the
court declares that the gentlemen of
each town appointed to glve inst iussions
to the agent or agents that are I'd 60 for
England, and to draw up the humble
addresses to his Majesty &C.. are named
8 Of each townc. and those threeor any
two of,hem attending The inatterp in all
expedision and season, are empowered
to do all those things psrtayninge 10 the
premises, and to set their hands TO all
instructions save such as the recorder is
before ordered to ssne; and such their
proceeds shall be authenticke &c. The
persons apoynted are namely for Pro-
vidence Mr.. WIN. Field, Mr.. Roger
Williams and Zach Roads +; for Ports
mouth Mr.. Baulston, Mr.. john Roome
and mr.. John Porter, for Newport the
Presiden. and Bed. Arnold and Joseph
TORY for Warwick Mr. John Greene.
Mr.. John Weeks and Mr.. Samuel Cor.
ton, Senr. and at leas. two of those three
named for each towne are appointed 10,
meet altogether at Newport to consulle
.na .ck. .--<- r.-ssss~t~- si's masser.
at or before the 24sh day Of June now
next ensuing the date hereof. and il Goca-
lion bs to NEE, oftener they are to apoyns
their own time and place Of meeting"
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Oars we. ths sssi's high union ,sna the
Tia. sss'. SER as splra down. break. no. III.
No earthly Isaa fs,se i. eSald sniwiDs;
And am thine,
AZ fondl}; proudly thine, ID exile now.
AZ when the disdem begirt my brow.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-10-16

The Committee appointed TO nsgoci.
ate with Major A,herton aud his associ-
s,es respecting their purchase of land Of
the Narraganse,s Indians, reported thar
Atherton and his associates asked for
further time.
A new form Of engagement, to be ia.
ken by all the efiicers of the Colony,
was prescribed at this Court, conforming
TO the present state of England.
at was proposed by a Committee
raised on tho present state Of the coan-
try that somo one or two persons be
selected as agents 10 send to England to
represent the colony, md lay their hum
ble petitions before his majesty ;and i'm
media,ely after that, the court passed
the following:
The Kings authority acknowledged
with our humble submission.
This present Assembly, the General
Court Of Commissioners, haveing il
much upon their hearts the consideration
ofthat dutiefull obedience. loyalty, and
unfayned humble Affection, that this colo.
ny doth owe and bearc unto the crowne,
and dignity of his most excellent majesty
our dread Soverrayne Lord the King oi
England. Scotland, France and ireland
and Of oil the dominions aud Territory
thcreunto belonging, and Of which hi,
royal Mejessies dominions or Territory
aud subjeks, we in all humble submissiol
unto his gracious Government doe nc
knowlede this Colony with all the mem
bers thereof, to DO an undoubted part
and considering wi,l'all the grea, mere,
of peace and freedom that We enjoy un
der his most gralious protection, a Go
yernment as also having with unsxprcs
sable joy and wonder fixed our eyes an
minds upon his Majesties unparallsls
clemancie and favour, expressly declare
unto all his leige people Of whit dsZre
or condition soever, afterso great troubl
and offences as have lately passed, ne b
his Majsssiss late gratieus declaration
doth appeare, which has been since ais
manifested by his most Royal disposi,
ion wholly inciyned unto clemeucye an
favour towards oil his Majcs,ies subjick
ia 90 high measure and manner % has
given them cause to bless the Lord 70
his goodoess. and to pray for his Mejs.
tics long life with honor and renowns
above all the Kings under heaven. W.
conclude il our duty without dslayes no
only to show our obsdisncs unto D.,
Royal Government as we hare hithcrt,
done both by bubIicke proclaiming hi
Majestic our most uudoubisd Leig'
Lord aud Sovereign, and also humbl!
IN the confidence Of his grace and Roy
MI favour, acted in his Msjesieys name
bat also IN all hufnbls nnd thank fu
msnssf to present and PROSTATE our
selves and shst u his Msjes,iss feet, and
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90 ifpsid in advance, or e2,cS ssths end
Of the year. s.1s ~ ii..3e
Advertisements not marked, wilibs eontIs
ued ill forbidden, and charged accordingly :
No paper disr tntinued until esreasagcs
are paid, usless q the discretion q ths Pos
fisher. , a.,,eI
Ap ssssuss. must ). ...'iss Is ss's once
. ysas. 3i40s te
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The Commissisusrs Of the United
Colonies compelled the Narrsgsnscsss.
nv nm armed force. TO submit to dis
arscefall Treaty. They had to mort
gage all their lands to Major Asherton
and about twenty others associated with
him. conditioned to pay them 600 faith
oms of Wsmpum on the 18th Of October
1860. That amount having been de-
mandcd by the Commissioners.
1861.
The General Court Of Election held
., Newport the 2lsi Of May. 1861, being
the frs, Tuesday after the 18th.
Mr.. William Brenton chosen Modera-
tor.
Mr.. William Brcnton President.
Mr.. William Field Assistant for Pro-
yidencc.
Mr.. William Baulston Assistant for
Portsmouth,.
Mr.. Benedict Arnold Assistant for
Newport.
Mr.. John Greene Assistant for War
wick.
Joseph Tory General Recorder
James Rogers General Sergeant.
Caleb Carr General Treasurer.
John Eas,on General Attorney.
Peter Taclman General Solicitor.
The General Court held at Newport
2ist Nav, 1861.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-20
DR.. RELIES
NOtanioaA OrOps.

Tso one ofthe most effic,cious compounds in the Ma
Il terra Nscs for the sfthat class ofinveterate
disc ases produced by impure state ct the blood ana
vitiatei habit of body, and usually exhibiting them
selves in the forms of croa. salt rheum ieProsy' ST
Anthony's fire. fever sores (even when the bones are
Affected, white dwellings, (f applied with Dr. Jeb5's
lnimentl foul AMI obstinate ulcers sore legs and eyes,
scald head in children scurvy and scorbutic govt, pm
pied Or car5uncled faces fostering eruptons and vene-
seal tans throughout the body in which last case the
Drop. often cuge when mercury fails. They are also
the bes, spring and autunnal physic, to purify and
cleanse the system from humours which frequently ap
pear at these the year. They also aid the
process of digestion, and by purifying the blood, pre-
vent the secretion Of malignant humours on the lungs
The proprietor confidently relies upon the vast num-
Der Of effected by these Drops, not only in Bos'
ton and its vicinity. but throughout the Union. tor tn
best proof OF their excellence as an unfaihng atera
tive medicine in all the cases above specified. This
article has recently been pronounced, by physician
Of the 6rst respectabiity, who had witnessed ITS sur
pring efficacy a, entitled in his opinion to take the
lend IF all the popular articles kno,cn for the ADORE com
ans: and indeed it is fast gaining this point in pub
&c estimation. throughout the country.
Price 81 Bs9ie, or Sr Bottles for IS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-20

vvvaE above Ointment is recommended to the public
i q safe and certain remedy for those obstinate
diseases, some of which have long ba1el the skill
Of medical science:
1st White swellings ofe every descriptions
I'd Sore legs and ulcers oflong standing,
Sd Schrrus or g!andular tumors. particularlythos
hardened tumors in womens breasts, which ofentimes
terminate in liberated cancers;
4th Felons; or what some people know by the name
Of catarrhs, Of every description.
5th Rheumatic pains ofthe joints,
9th sprsins and bruises ofevery description, or in
whatever part situate;
9TH letters Of all kinds In this complaint the pa
tent in applying the ointment pust keep the part
out of water;
9th Chilblains or parts affected ny frost.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-20
Dyspepsia!
OR INDIGESTION.

nF long standing, and Of the most oosl'n a.
character, has been Immediately relieved. ana cTten
permanently cured, in variety Of cases that have oo
CURED in Boston and vicinity, by using tor snort
DIR. RELIES VEGETABLE SPECIFIC y
.aNTLBLLiOUS PILLS,
both Of which are to be taken together according TO
valuable pIsin .,d practical directions, accompany
ing the Specific. Price so cents each
g. None are genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper. By the Sole Proprietor: 4 KfDDEh,
fnnediate successor TO the late Dy w. 4 Consoay FOR
AL. - his Counting soom over No 90, Court street,
near Concert Hail. Bostonl and also by his special ap
monument bv VIM. STABLER,
aprs Fa1far Srees, AlerGndrio
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-20

painful complaint. without going into detail. he
deems il he has his possession the
most undoubted testimonials that it has more completely
weh il intended, than any
other popular Medicine.
This remedy is perfectly Innocent in its application
to all conditions ages and sexes Full directions, de.
scription of the complaint, &c, accompanying eacf,
packet. which consists of two boxes. Ointment and
Eleetury Price, 81 for tho whole or so cents II ou'
one 0fthe articles is wanted
- None are genuine unless signed on the outside
scropper 5yshe sole proprietor r KTDDER, immediate
successor to tie late DR. W r Conway For sale at his
Counting Room, over No SO, Court street, near Con-
cert Hail. Boston, and also by his special appointment
hy WIN. STABLER,
.pr9 fairf1r Street, Aerandria.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-20
,R. JEBB's CELEBRATED EMINENT,
DUMFRIES'
EYE WATER.

NOR sore iaasmed Eyes gives immediate ease
II and relief. On recent sore eyesthe effect is most
saiatary. Where the complaint has been of years
stan ling, and IN some exceeding bad cases, the most
,nexpsctei aud d.sraoe relief has been found in the
use of this SrE wArss after every other remedy had
f.ilel Many persons who have used it. pronounce it
the osst preparation for those complaints they have
ever met with, especially in Of soreness in
ina.mation oflong standing. Price IS cts. bottle.
'.'N,nears genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper. by the sole proprietor. T. KlDDER
i'm ne late to the late DIR. w. T. CeSwAr-
For sale At ais Counting Room, No &c. Court st
near ;sac.rt Hail. Boston. an1aiso BY his special APP
pointmeut, by WV. SrABLER
apr7 Fdiyfar S,eet, Akxaadria
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-20
o. To THE LADIES!

RDHIrE and SOUND TEETH are both an orna-
W ment and a, blessing. The best security Tor
their advantagesis to be found in the use ofthe
BRITISH ANTISEPTIC DENTRIFICE.
Thsvery elegant Tooth Powoer, with very little
use, Graduates tn. Survy in the Gums, and prevents
the accumulation of Tartar. which not only b'ackens
but lcoseas The teeth and acceleraies their decay
The ntrifice thus removes tae prarahng causes o.
Offensive Breath preserves the tea Mness and oriq.
ns,s of tie Gums, and renders Ms Teeth beautifully
,paife Price so cents,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-20
TURNING AND CARVING,
Handsomely executed ma,
District Of Columbia,

Alexandria County, to wit
OCTOBER Term, 1852.
William Morgan, Complainant,
against
Adam Lynn, executor of Esther HALEY, who was
the only surviving executrix Of William Hal
ley, deceased; Thompson Haley one of the DE-
visees OF the said William, Nathaniel Gates, and
Anna his wife, and Eleanor Nesbit-s hch sail
Anna and Eleanor are two Of the daughters and
devisees ofthe said VIM. HALEY, decd; -.
Little, and Evelina his wife, and Ann HALEY,
the latter an infant under the age oftwenty'one
years which said Evelina and Ann are the only =
children of Robert HALEY, deceased, who w'
son and devisee of the said William HALEY, :
deceased; William II. Moore, Peter Cooling, =
and Ann his wife; William n. GunnelI. and Ms
ry his wife; Bushrod POWELL, and Catharine C.
his wife; John J Moore, and Elizabeth Moore
which said william H., Ann, Mary Ca.hanne
c., John J and Elizabeth, are the only child
rem and heirs at law Of Mary Moore, another oil
the daughters and devisees Of the said W il!i.m
HALEY, deceased, Defendants,
gTlAE Defendants. Thompson HALEY, Nst'sne
l. Gates. and Anna his wife, Eleanor Nesbi, -
Little, and Evelina his wife. Ann HALEY, "iism u
Moore, Peter Gooding. and Ann his wife, William H.
Gunnell, and Mary his wife, Bushrod Powell and e.
tharine C. his wife. John J Moore, and EIzaoem
Moore not having entered their appearance and gives
security according to the statute and the rules OF TIM
Courts and it appearing to the satisfaction of'he Cou
that they are not inhabitants Of the district OF Coum
ba; on the motion of the Complainant, by his counsel
it is ORDERED, That the said absent Defendants DO 'P
pear here on or before the first dsv ofhe next MAY tenn
Of this Court. and answer the bill Of the Complainant,
and give security for performing the DEGREES OF ua'
Court; and that copy Of this order be- forthwith pun
lished in the Alexandra Pheniy 6izettc Ter "S
months successfully, and that another copy be po'S
at the front door ofthe court house of said county
Test. Ell, LEE, C. c.
mar 4-2m
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- TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
CORNS.

0OHE celebrated ALBION CORN PLASn EN- AZ
fords Instant relief and at the same time d,ssoves
and drawst Corn out by the roots without the least
pain. 18Th co,n. m
their feet do certify that have used the b''a Corn
PIa.,er with complete success Before had used one
boz, Il completely cured Corn Uhieh Ind frouoied me
far NAM years make this public for the benefit OF
those afflicted with tina. painful complaint.
Flushing, L I. Feb. 3d. WI. SHAW
Price so Cents Boa
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SplenAiA FURNITURE.
CHARLES KOONES.


Cabinet, Chair and Sofa Maker, King, n.rtd,,
to the corner Of Alfred street.
HAS on hand, and constantly manufacture, +, o..
IL raiassortment Of s'as
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNJTyrpp
Which, for elegance and durability ,deRes comn.,;a
Hisstock. generally consists Of A'N
Grecian and plain sofas, couches and lounges
Mahogany and all kinds ofdrawing room Chair,
Grecian, winged aud single wardrobes
Pedestalend ,ideboaris with marble tops and mia.
Gothic aud various other ditto
Pier tables, with marble and mahogany tons
Piller aud block dining, card and brcakfastt.b,s,
do claw do do do 10
Plain do do, do DO do
Centric or loo oo
Frenchand varou other bureaus, with ana x,.
mirrors '0
Ladies ires'ing tables. with and withoa, mirror,
Ditto workstands and music stools
Dittosnd gentlemen's abinet, secretaries and boa,
cases
washs,snds, with marble and mahogsn, ton,
Richly carved and plain mahogany, bird eve AMI
maple and common beadsteads
Cribs, cradles candlestands shaving do, sb,si.,
and every otherartc in the cabnetline.
LIKEWISE,
Mahogany ofvsrious kinds, steam sawed. c,,,.
shaded veneers. copalvatnish, ,scking bottoms cod
BIDS. MARIA ASSES, 80.
The above articles will be disposed offor cssho,,,
punctusl persons on the most liberalterns.
Avery extensive patronage from wsshagtonirh.
ces me to say, that VII verfurniture 10 apy pr
chaserin that city free ofexpence.
Turning e Carving erecuted in tleJcst mqan.,
may 30
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-20
I0hn Y. Evans

John Y. Evans
WHISTLES to purchase FURs Of different kinds, viz:
w 10000 muskrat skins
5000 mink do
- 500 otter do
1000 rabbit do
1000 racoon do
5000 red fox do
$500 grey fox do
1850 wild cat do
And he is determined to give the highest cash price
Those having Furs to SELL will find to their advantage
to give him call. ::
He would inform his old customers and the public
generally that he still manufactures as good work as
be found in the District, his old stand, opposite
Mr. Jonathan Butchers Hardware Store, King street,
Alexandra, Jan 2l-d3m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-20
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manulac.
tOry


tory.
TAMES GREEN Cabinet maker,-ba so inland Ard
81 will constantly keep at his old stand on Roy,.
ST., Alexandra, Il at the corner ofl0th ST., Penns,L
vania, Avenue Westinghouse general assortment
the mostashionable and durable Furniture which, be
will warrant equal, ifnot superior in quality 10 sr,
ever oferedin the misunderstanding part Of
Grecisn, winge d and plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedests lendand plain sideboards
Ditto, with cellsrettsand mar bleslabs
French and plain bureaus
Dressing do with mirrors
Ladies and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES san book.ew
Pier, FABLES with marble aud mshogsnyt tops
Pillcrandc lswdining, bres kfsstsnd cardtsblcs
Plain do do do do do
Ladies work stand
Shaving and candl do
Wash,tandswithma and mahogsnytop,
Grccian Sofas
Mahogany chairs
Musici { ools, bidetts cribs, rsdles
Portable writing desks&c
With a5eneral issortmentof bedsteads ofriehl,
carved mahogany maple and stained woods, sIie!
which WILDE soidaslow for cash they can be pur
chased oft hes amequality atany other msnuiseiosy
n the Union. ALSO,
anassortmen ofStDomin g o and Bay of Honduras
Mahogany, q partofwhief is suitable for handrsl,.
steam sawed curl and shaded veneers, copal var.
nish ofasuper quality ,sacking bottoms ,eordsac
TURNING AND CARVING,
Handsomely executed mH6
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&Spsrtisst,1ettt.
TIE sSTHu4TICS. co. NSUINP7IV.E

=
IN tE most prevalent and fatal of all the Diseases in
~ cident to civilized society-the Consumption
nay generally be traced to the least alarming OF dsor-
ler,. sgM 6ut ae leeted Cold BY estimation It APP
Years that one hundred md fifty thousand persons die
,anusliy Of the Consumption Most Of these dread.
ul results may be attributed to common Gods, ana
Negligent treatment of the harrassing Cough that &c.
n.raIy ensue. which is usually followed by difficult
breathing pain in the side, and at last liberated lungs
sconsumptive symptoms. One or two dollars expend.
ed Ia the purchase OF
DIR. RELIES ASTHMAr TIC PILLS,
and aEtle attention to their timely administration,
viii usually ensure mitigation OF these disorders, and
generally effect cure The Pills are also an easy
and eeetual remedy Tor the symptoms preceding and
acco aprayiag the asthma and Consamptioa; Cola,
Coughs, Difficulty of Brsaikiag Tfgh.ness and Strict
ar. seros, he Cass,, Waeszng Pam in the Side. Spit
ting of Blood sc Few can occur OF any OF this
class of isorersin VIII CHI the purchasers of DIR Relies
pills will, not find rich retuVa for their trifing ex.
n enditure. Pr ee-Whole Bores, so Pills, Dollar;
alfditto, 10 Pills, so Cents.