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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-10

We learn from gentleman who arrived last evening
on the Rail Road, from Augusta, that the Hon Jouy e
CALHOUN on his way to Columbia when within 10 miles
Oh Aooeyie y. H., was very seriously, but danger
ousy injured, by the upsetting of the stage
Charleston Courier
CuARLEsToS, Dec. 2-Wc regret TO have to state
that Mr. Calhoun met with serious accident on his wov
TO Columbia, about 10 miles from Abbeve Court house
from the upsettng of the stage by which he was il is
sad, somewhat dangerously hurt This information is
derived from Passenger, gentleman of this CITY, who
arrived here from Augusta the railroad last evening
ana who states that the above report was current at
Hamburg when he left tLat pIace.-Patriot
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Liberty.-It is remarkable that .aris-
'to,le had feeling, even during the reign
Of alexander, the vainest and most am
bilious OF monarchs, in favor Of democra-
cy. Plato, in his writings, celebrated the
blessings OF Ibe.ty at the court OF the most
a,t.ocious Of tyrants, Dionys,s Of Syra-
suse. In the reign Of augustus, Livy
wrote for the cause Of liberty. Tacitus,
the scourge of,yraass, traced the progress
Of their crimes under the reign OF Do
mit.ao. Machiavel exposed the dark
plots aud cunning schemes Of tyrants un-
der the medici. Sydney stipulated tor
democratic Liberty while cromwell ruled !;
aud Rousson ,publishhed his'contrat social
du,lug the reign Of the most despotic and
corrupt kings Of France.
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The Gazette Of last week contains a
communication, partly in answer 10 some
remarks we made concerning D'Wolfs
Island, and partly in answer to some re-
marks made by the editor ofthe N Y
Courier and Enquirer, on the same sub
ject. This correspondent says " that
capt Smih visited the three Islands, first
touching AT the Duke OF York, and from
thence proceeding directly to the Duke
of Clarence, where he stopped to recruit. {.
To prevent any future m,sconstruction OF
the matter, it is proper 10 observe that
the f" Duke OF York" 10 situated about
North Vest from the Duke Of Clar-
ence," sixty or seventy miles distant !;
and that shortly after his departure from
the latter, he discovered " D'Wolfs ISL
and'' bearing e NJ E from Duke of Clar-
.ence-distance forty or fifty miles,"
Z" Further particulars hereafter"
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ISR led.

In Providence, on the 22d inst, Mr.. Samuel
Morgan to Miss Mary Gary. Mr.. William Bod
fish, OF Falmouth. Mass. 10 Miss Elizabeth Synya,
OF that city. MIR. John NJ. Shambell to Miss Jul-
el Prophet.
In Georgetown, ID c. William Hunter, Jr. Esq.
Of the Department Of State, formerly Of Newport,
to Miss Sally II. daughter OF Gen. w. Smith. OF
the former place.
In Taunton, on Sunday evening last, Mr. Jona-
than w. Ingell to Miss Sarah Billings, daughter Of
Allen Presby, Esq.
At New York, Hon. c. C. Cambreleng to Miss
Phebe Glover, daughter Of the late John Glover,
Esq.
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YHH CONS sTITUTIoNALIST.
POLITICAL NOTICE.
To the Constitutional Par
ty i'm Rhode Island.


The Undersigned, members ofthe State
Committee Of the Constitutional Party,
hereby call a Convention Of the Party, to
be held at the State House in Providence,
on FRIDAY EVENING, January the
29th, 1886, to nominate Ticket Of State
Officers for the ensuing General Election,
and 10 transact other business Of import
ance.
1t is hoped that the friends of Political
Reform, and the establishment of a just
and liberal Constitution in Rhode Island,
will hold early meetings IN the several
towns, for the choice Of delegates and
the punctual attendance Of the delegates
are respectfully requested. The Conven-
tion will be opened at seven o'clock.
For the Committee,
THOMAS w. Dom,
JOSEPH X. ANGEL.
JOHN Fl. WEEpEN,
NATHANIEL MowRY, Cd.
CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON,
METcALF MARSH,
CHARLES RANDALL.
Providence, Nov. l7h, 1895.
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BRroHroN MARKET, Nov. %.
Reported for the Boston Patriot.

In consequence of the unusually severe
weather, we are unable t. give so correct
a statement of the market as we could
wish. We quote ABOUT $500 Beef cattle,
375 stores, $500 Sheep, and 1900 swine.
PRICES. Beef oattle-a few lots of
cattle we're purchased before they arrived at
about last weeks prices, which were not
supported t,day we quote prime a! Sis
Cd 33s good at 27s a 30s; two and
three year old at los a 25s 3d.
E,arrelIing cattle-Dull. The barrel
lers begin to hang back, and appear to
be about supplied ; we noticed some lots
taken for less than GAS for mess 2ls for
No L; and 10 for No. 2.
Stores lings at $4 so a $5 two
year old 81 5oa $ls three year old $la
$2l.
Sheep-Ordinary 8s 9s sd middling
10, Cd. lis Cd, and l2s better qualities
l3s, los, and l5s Cd.
Swine-A lot of old Barrows at 5 3-8
and 5 I-2 and several lots with few
Barrows at a "a; lots to peddle a @ a
.a4S4 for sows, and 8 1-2 a 5 3-4s for
Bnrrows. At retail, 5 l-2 a 6 for sows,
md 6 l-2 Z for Barrows.
Small Por.--One case Of modified
Small Pox has occurred in this village
Miss Charity Skiff,a young lady who had
been IN Attleborough in the nelghborhood
of TIE small Pox, about a fortnight since,
returned to this village, and last Tuesday
morniog had the symptoms OF small Pox.
On Wednesday, il vas pronounced case
of Variolold by the physicians, and the
same day, by the prompt exert'ons OF Mr..
S.uoders she was removed from the vii
lave. with such Of the family as was
thought necessary by the physicians to
prevent the spread Of the disease. She
is now in smlthdeld, about hve miles from
the village, quite comfortable, aud has
evry appearance of having 1t in lis m'ldest
form.
p. since the above was placed IN
Type, we learn by Mr. Sanders that the
whole family, in which the lady suhJec'
of the Varieloid was connected, were re-
moved from the village on "Wednesday
evening .-Woonsocset Patriot.
The Eastport Sentinel says that the a.
gitutor George Thompson arrived IN 81
Andrews from Boston, on the l'h
inst, and that he hud since been in Fast
|por.
The Newport tR. I } Republican says
ahst the prospects Of that old town neve,
wsro SO encouraging ns ut presen'-rea'
estu,e rapidly advancing in value, and bu-
siness resuniug its woutsd activity.
Volunteers 70, Texas are. from every
quarter, vending their wsy'o New or-
leans. The Louisville Journal states
hat about one hundred fine young men
have .volu steered in that place, and that
'thsrs have passed through il from Lex.
nRtoa.
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M0E = NEW Goods
AT r. II. THUhSTON'S

NO. IL Market square, Providence
y ust opened P,oces blue. black and brown
W Dufiils l piece Liack Pilot Cloth 1
piece drab 20; 4 pieces brown, olive and invls-
iDle green Cloth, very heavy and cheap by the
piece or yard, On hand, 4 piece Rob Roy suit
able for ladies' cloaks; red Serges; red and white
Flannels; oiton do; brown and blea CHI d sheet-
ings and shrtings; Tlckings; silk and cotton
UuibreilasI fancy Hkfs; Cravatsj on Bat
ting and WaddiDg, together with general as
sortment Of Dry Goods. Now selling off very
cheap, a large quantity Of thin Clothing. for
cash - traders starting Tor the South wou ID do
do we'll TO call and look at the articles.
great assortment Of seasonable Clothing n. ST
made up now ready Tor sale, such as CamI At
CIoaks, Broadeloth Cloaks, brown, olive cIa-
ret and invisible green superfne box Goats:
brown, blue. cIaret, and g,een Frock Coa,.:
black, invisb green and claiet su pc rfine Dress
Coats; brown, gieen anu mlxed common do:
drab and black Pilot Cloth box and Pea
Coats; Of every description BroadeIoth and
V"ieneia Vests, a large assortment tssbjonable
buckskin and ribbed Cashmere Pontal oons.
striped and drsb, lavender. slate drab. sape
green, black blue, brown and mixed plain Ca.
samere Panialoons orsted SHIRTS and Draw
eTs; line Shirts; common do; noe Stocks. whit.
Marseiiles Vests and white Satin 81 ocks alwa,s
on hand; blue Broadcloth Jackets; SAT-. net aud
green Booking do.
Garments made 10 order at short notice. -
None but first rate Journey men employed a,
this establishment. Oct.5.
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OUTWARD BOUND WHALING SHIPS.
Ship CHARIOT, Luther, Pacific Ocean, Jan. lst.
Ship GOLCONDA, Chace, Indian Ocean, about
3Oth Nov. from Bristol
Ship GANGES, Pacific Ocean, from Bristol, a.
bout lst Of December.
Ship CHARLES FREDERICK. Brown, to sail
from New Bedford, abou, 25th December.
IL1 Letters and packages sent to this Office,
free Of cxpence, t.iil be despatched by the FIRST op
portuniiy.
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LUM RE R.

NNHE subscribers respectfully give
- notice that they have opened q
Lumber Yard, on Collins's Wharf, South
Water street, where they intend a, all
times keeping a general assortment ol
Lumber, such az,
Understandable pine Boards and Plank
Clear do do do.
Refuse do do do.
Hemlock Joist and Boards
Spruce Timber and Plank
Ash Plank
Oak Plank and Boards
A general assortment Of Shingles,
Clapboards, Latbs, SC.
Whale Oars. Common do.
Ship Knees.
ALSO.
NAILS OF ALL KINDS.
All of winch will be sold on accommo-
dating terms.
HAIL COLLINS.
VIM. COLLINS, in.
Warren, Nov. Ia.
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We learn from the last report of the
hoard of directors Of the Boston seamen's
Friend society, that the number ofseamen
belonging to the United states, estimated
with as much accuracy as possible, Is
1O3, 900 Of whom there ale in foreign
trade 1000 f; in the coasting trade, IN
vessels of nearly or over 100 tons burden,
25 900 in the cod fishery 5000 in:steam
vessels ,O99 and in the United states
navy 5000.
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IDl Ed.

In New York, on Tuesday 18th inst. Mrs. Sal
ly b. Pickering, consort Of the Rev. David Pick
ering, formerly ofProvidence.
In Philadelphia, on the l5th inst. Mr.. illiam
II. Bishop, formerly Of Providence, in the 32d
year Of his age.
In Newport, on the 18th inst. Mr.. Michael Ed
dy, son Of the late Rev. Michael Eddy, aged 36
years.
At Little Compton, Sd inst, Noah Clifford. aged
rs years--a member of the Society Of Friends
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p. WARREN SOCIAL CLUB. 4a7
The melnbers are requested to meet at their
Hall, this evening, ats O'Clock.
Question:" Are the principles Of the Abolt-
ion Society founded on justice and equity ''
Immediately after the discussion is closed bu.
siness Of importance will come before the society,
which renders 1t important that every member
should be present.
C.. RANDALL. Sec nv.
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Wanted Immediately

IN TAlLORESSES to make thin
CV clothing for the Southern mar
ket.
Also % HANDS 10 cover plain
stocks, apply a, the Furnishing Rooms IN
South Water street.
TURNER & SALISBURY.
Nov. 90.
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on this day they are spread upon our ,a-
BILE (for friend has loaned US a large
whalsman's try pot to cook them in) we
shall drink one toast, j no other, and that
is, Z" May his Star ever shine with undi-
minished lust-e, and impart prosperity to
all within its influence.
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NOTICE..

a PUBLIC meeting Of the Warren
IA Temperance Society will be hold
en- at the Baptist meeting house, on Mon
may erening neat, at half past SIX o'clock.
Addresses, on subjects connected with
the Temperance cause, may be expected
from several gentlemen who viii be pres
ent.
Ladies and gentlemen of the town and
vicinity are respectfully invited to attend.
ALFRED BoswoRrH, Sec'ry.
Nov %.
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br SPECIAL NOTICE
JOB NJ DAVOL
More New Goods.

TURNER q OvdLiSbCh
SMEAVE tins week received another lot of
&aA those very cheap Mernos and C'rcass-
iaIs, which they will sell at extra low prices.
Also, ginghams, prints, bishop lawns, jacone's,
check d aud satin stripe cambrI ks, linen ioss
apron checks. brown drillIngs, red flannel black
csmbrick. tabby velvet, black aud Whine cot
ton cord, brown and beached cotions, crash.
combs, corded skirts, sIeei buckles for children,
rose blankets, thread edglngs and inserunss,
velvet ribbons, &c. &C., all OF which shall be
sold at our very reduced prices.
South Water street, nov z.
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JOHN DAVOL

WNllL receive the lst Of next week, from
w NEW YORK, an Invoice OF DRr
GOODS. bought Tor him at Auction, comprising
l case ThIbet Cloths and English Mennoes, oi
a superior quality. and Of desira BILE shades, such
as, light and dark brown, cloth colors, &c.--
Also, q lot Of Broadcloths, common and super
fine. Also-Petershams, and me new cali
Goes, and many oihei articles adapted 20 the
wants Of his customers, all ofwbich, will posi-
lively be sold rsry cheop. at the Ca-h store in
South Water street nov.7
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OYSTE RS.

HVHE subscriber has recently fitted
IL up room in good style, in the
rear Of his store, where he will at all times
be ready to wait upon those who may
visit him, and serve up fresh Oyters Ell
ther stewed, fried or raw. He will also
keep Oysters constantly on hand for sale
by the quart or gallon. The strictest at
ten,ion will be paid to customers, and
good order and neatness will be the order
of the day. Patronage is respectfully
solicited
BENJAMIN WINSLOW.
Nov ID. North Water st.
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IT ~ IL MIS- HIN G.
12WWlx.ss.sta
Eurner * salisbury

TurEer * salisbury,
EE AVING erected a Fsore adjoining
il Il the GeNvLEMEN's FURNISHING
Room, have just returned from NEW
YORK, with an entire new Stock Of
STAPLE g. FANCY DKY GOODS,
which they offer the Enizens Of this and
the adjacent Towns, at very small ad-
vance from cost.
In the SOUTH ROOM, which is m
tended particularly for the accommoda-
tion of the LADIES, will al oil times be
found a complete assortment Of Goods a.
dapted to their tastes aad wants, aad We
have made such an arrangement with our
Agent in New York, that we shall be
constantly receiving the most fashionable
articles.
The GENTLEMEN FURNISHING Room
has also received large addition to the
former Stock, and now contains full as-
sortment of all such Goods as are usually
called for in an establishment Of this kind.
An extensive assortment OF Ready Made
Cloihing, constantly on hand. GAR
MENTs of every description made to order
in the best styles, at short notice, and on
the most reasonable terms.
All those in want Of good Goops will
do well to call and examine our Stock, ns
Great Bargains may be expected.
South Water street. Oct II
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Goods.
From New York.

|WHE subscriber has pleasure in in
IL forming the inhabitants Of Warren,
Bristol and the adjacent. country, that he
has just received an assortment OF FRESH
IMPORTED g. DomEsTIc DRY GOODS,
by far the most extensive he has ever Of
ferec to this community. And without
trespassing on the good sense of his
friends in crying up las reputation for SELL
ing goods cheap, ,oRhost painly asserting
'chat prera,ii'rg opinions are, %And ,ci'hout
an AGENT IN .Ne,o York from whom he is
constantly receiring Goods, he respectful
iy soIIcns from all an examination Of his
Stock, and by their decision he will chee,
.Hiy abide. Il. w. Burr,
Gcrner Of Church and Warcy streets,
Hope Bank Buildings
Oct "a
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Wooden Ware.

TNUBS superior to Burr's, and Tubs
IL ofvarious other kinds, variety Of
uails, pail balls, wash boards, facets, ,meas-
pres, boxes, coolers, rolling pins, cloths
pins, bowls, SC &c. cheap oCcourse, by
feb 8. SAMUEL WHEATON.
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Al New Orleans, 9Th, brig Arabian. Gardner.
Of this port from Charleston 7th, brig New En-
gland, Hunt, Havana.
Cid at New York, 22d, brig Thos Gsner. Wat
son, Maianzas
Arr 22d, brig Dawn. Willard. Canaries and
Tenerine.
At Westport, 22d, brig Mexico. Davis, West
ern Islands, $40 bbls oil.
Az Charleston, i5th, brig Hunter, TIN Havana /;
soop Enterprise. Osborn, Newport.
Arr at Tener;fe, slh ut brig Franklin, Barton,
Of this port from New York.
Sailed from New Bedford, gath, ship Elira Ad-
ans, Morse. Pacific Ocean.
Sailed from Falmouth, gath, bark George
Washington, Fisher, South Atlantic.
Al New Orleans, 5th, brigs Chapman. Thou p
son, Of this port for Havana Crawford, Frank
lin, do unc.
Sailed from Bristol, l7,h, brig Charles Denn-
son. Philadelphia.
Cid 2O,h. schr Independence. Pitman. Havana.
Letters received in Bristol from ship Leonidas.
Cleaveand, Of that port, report her about the mid
die of April, with 500 bbls oil.
Al Wilmington. 9th, brig Remittance, L'scomb,
Is days from Bristol,
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" Can one generation bind another, and all 9th
ers in succession, forcver' Think not.--Nothing
is to be considered unchangeabe but the inherent
and unaIcnable Righn Of Man."-THoMAs
JEFFERSON.
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FRENCH CAPES, &c.

kr R0SIERY!!
NfOHAIR. merino, worsted and lambs wool
&A hose rboed and PLAN Of al colors aud
qualities, ust received an Tor sale low by
Oct 81. j. BURRoUCH, JR. & Co.
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MAR lNE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Nov 22nd-sloop Fame, Purington, Somerset.
25th-soop Nj NIorah, Ingraham, Providence.
25th-sloop Washington. Howard. New Lon
don.
SAILED.
2ld-ship Magnet, Brown, Pacific Ocean brig
New Columbia, Ingraham, Natanzas
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c. RANDALL, Sec 'ry.
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MerinO Cloths, &c.

USI received fom New York Auctions, Z
y PRIME assortment Of mer noes of The i.ost
"oeTaoie coiofs Also thIOe. and raw ana
nu"is' thread eogngs. gloves. Inca cambr.o
nuA's' coiofed cambies, So. ior sale at unus,.a
low prices by J. bURROUGH, JR. * Co.
sept 5.
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Albion Corn Plaster!

IVlHE Albion Corn Plaster softens the corn however
l. old and tough and extracts it to the very roots.
The relief afforded is gentle, immediate, and tho.
rough.
The proprietor begs leave to submit the following
case from Nr Stowei, who is well known to the in.
habants ofthis city, especially st the South End and
South Boston, very worthy and respectable ci,i.
zen:-.
CASE.
sIR Il do not hesitate to give my most unqualified
appreciation in favor of your valuable Albion Corn
Plaster. BY the of less than box, Mrs stowell
has been cured of corn each not, which had been
exceedingly troublesome and painful for years. and 1
think it but juatce your invaluable preparation to
add, (or the encouragement of those who, owing to
repeated dsappointments in the various remedies
sorted to, have finally despaired Of cure that your
Plaster cured her corns, after trying other highly re-
commended remedies to no purpose; and what in
my confidence in the superiority Of your Pas
ter is the fact that has been used by several Of my
neghbors with equally good success (signed)
SETH SrowkLL,
Keeper of the dollhouse. South Boston Bridge.
Mr.. T. KIDpxa, Proprietor Of the Conway Medicines.
Boston, June 18th, 1929.
- Price so cents
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DebiIitated Females!

rVNlE complaints peculiar to the female part Of the
Il community, have been long successfully treated
by the administration Of the Aromatic Pills, originally
prescribed and compounded by DIR. Relfe. They
cleanse the blood from those disorders Of the female
constitution for which the pills an eec,ual speci
c they restore free circua ion, reform the irregular
operations of the sanguferous system, AMI recy the
dsordered habits The proprietors confidence in the
superior excellence of this equally innocent and pow.
erfu preparation, founded the most decisive
timony from many restored patients He can assure
this portion of the public, that when
DR.. RELIES AROMATIC PILLS FOR
FEMALES
are regularly taken, according to the directions &C.
companyng them they revive and establish the desir.
ed healthy habits, and restore to the pallid counte
nance the natural glow of health and good spirits
Married ladies' will find the pills equally useful ex.
cept in cases of pregnancy, when they must not be
taken; neither they be taken by persons of hec.
fully by either women in all lIypochondriac,
Hysteric or VapourIsh disorders In all of this
description, the pills purify, lnvigorae, and revive the
disordered system. Price 81 50 a box.
- None genuine TN ess signed on the outside prin
ted wrapper by the sole proprietor. r. Kidder. imme
date successor to the late nr 4. Conway. For SALE
with all the other " Conway Medicines" at his Coun.
ting Room, No. SO. next door 10 J. Kidder's Drug
Store; of Court and snpyer Streets near Con
cert Hall, Boston THOMPSON KiDUER.
And also, by his special appointment, by
WM. STA ,LER,
Jan Is Fairfax street, Alexandra.
- Large discounts to those who buy to sell again
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Consumption!
Asthma! s. Catarrll!

IN that long train of diseases which seem to grow
l. with the growth of civilized society, Consumption
takes the lead in its relentless aroads upon human
lfe vet this dreadful disorder easily in its
earlier stages 1t is only when neglected that it
rives the terrific maturity which often battles the
sagacy Of professional science. An obstinate cough
is the customary forerunner Of the pulmonary con.
sumption Improper neglect in the timely admins.
raton Of simple and sslutary remedies, is sure to be
reproved by dreadful succession of consumptive
symptoms oppression of the breast; greenish and
bloody sptle liberated lungs and hectic fever; shr
yelled extremeties, and general emaciation Of the
whole body; prostra,ion OF strength; flushed cheeks;
swollen feet and legs; and at last in the full posses
sion of the mental faculties, and while hope still whis
pers her asttering tale-cod extsemities. and pre-
mature DEATH
For the various stages Of this complaint one Of the
most approved remedies ever yet discoveredis
DR.. RELIES ASTHMATIC PILLS.
This exceedingly powerful. and yet equally safe and
innocent preparation, has effected thorough and rapid
cures upon patients supposed to have been far advanc
ed in confirmed Consumption, and who have exhibit
ed the appearances which usually Indicate fatal ter.
mnation Of the disorder.
AS the Pills require in ordinary confne.
ment, they may DE administered with confidence and
safety to all ages aud classes of people. Unexamped
success has hitherto attended their administration in
great variety Of cases. and the proprietor refer to
multitude, which testify to their efficacy in revving
the emaciated victim from the bed of disease, and
storing him to the blessings OF accustomed health and
activity
Price 81 for whole boxes Of so pills. and SO cents for
half do. Of IL pills, with directions.