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THE VOTE ON Mr.. DOTY'S RESOLUTION.

The following is the vote given last Monday
week, on the motion to lay MIR Doty's resolution
in relation 10 California on the table,
YKAs-Messrs Aston, Anderson, Ashe, Averett,
Bay, Bayly, Beale Bowdon, BOwlin, Boyd, Brock,
Albert G. Brown, Burt, Geo A. Caldwell, J.
P. Caldwell Clingman, Williamson r. w. Cobb,
Daniel, Debsrry, Edmnndson, Ewing, Featherston,
Green, Hall, Isham q. Harris, Sampson w. Har-
ris, Raymond, Hillisrd, Howard, Hubbard, Inge,
Andrew Johnson, James l.. Johnson, Robert w
Johnson, Jones, Kaufman, Kerr, La Sere, Me-
Dowell, r. M. McLsne, FINS f. Mclean, Me-
Queen, MELVILLE, Meade, Miller, Milson, More
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sympathy, the explicit declarations Of the Admin,
istration, and we shall have, the sober second
thought of the South. California, with her pres
ent boundaries and Constitution, will be admit'eo
and the delay Of month or two will do no harm,
provided the friends of Freedom be constantly on
their guard against all compromises
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For the National Era.
HERO AND LEANDER.
BY ANN PRESTON.


n on vistnig SeiHh0user'S Group o. HdfH
the Aeademy Of Fine Arts, Philadelphia.
Not marble cold, not form alone,
see before me now,
But spirit warns the breathing stone,
And beams from lip and brow.
| stand as in a temple fair,
Afar from mortal sight
My spirit breathes diviner air,
And bathes in clearer light.
Not she, alone, who bends above
Leander by that sea,
And his rspt gaze Of vOieeless love,
Are visible 10 me!
Oh, Artist here, at thy command,
Fen speechless marble tells
The beauty Of that radiant land
Wherein thy spirit dwells.
We catch some CLEANS Of those fair climes
Where fuller joys await
We hear outswell some low, sweet chimes,
Through thy Ideals gate.
No shame and fear enstain or move
That priestsss, calm and fair
The holy trust the resi- Of love,
Immortal, pure, are there.
This marble speaks tongue sublime,
An unconfounded speech
The language known in every cline,
Vernscular in each!
Oh, human love! the hearts warm sun,
'Tis thine for aye to light,
Like HERDS torch, the wave tossed one,
When life is dark Ms night.
purer love, a faith more sweet,
The coming time shall see,
And as their hsrbinger We greet
This marble Prophecy
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advocating the same doughfaceism, and breaking
down the spirit of the North"
Weunderstand that the resolutions have passed
one branch Of the Legislature
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The SPIRIT OF THE AGE, published at New
York, continues under the editorial management
of William H. Charming, one of the ablest. ast
phiosophic, and catholic advocates of the T.
trines of Association 1t has entered upon its
second volume, and, for the convenience Of those
who wish to subscribe, we copy the terms
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VJa,ez on visthg Seinh0nser's Grorp o. HGfHary
al The Aeademy Of Fine Arts, PhitGdeiphia
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Subscriptions should be directed to Messrs
Fowlers & Wells, publishers, Clinton Hall,
Nassau street, New York
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THE OPPOSITION.

1t is surprising to observe what feeble Objec-
tons are raised to the admission of California as
a State.
"Her boundary is 80 enormous "-one says Is
it any larger than that claimed by Texes7 And
may not provision be made for the formation of as
many States as Congress and California shall
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FREE SOIL MEETING IN LAKE COUNTY, OHIO

We do not believe the project will succeed
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be instructed to report TO the House bill to or
ganiZe that part of the Territory of California
south of the parallel line of 800 30 north lati-
tude, and the Territories of New Mexico and
Deseret, prohibiting the introduction of slavery
into any part of the said Territories north of the
parallel line of 800 30, and recognising it's adj
instability into al parts of said Territories south
of said line of 800 30 until the adoption by the
people thereof of State Constitutions and their
admission into this Union.
assume, Mr. Chairman, that in the present
distracted condition of American interests, opin-
ions, and prejudces, springing out of our terrific
rial possessions, that no human intellects will be
able TO decide satisfactorily to the nation the ques-
tiOns Of technical power and right in issue. as
sumo, further, that no adjustment of the existing
controversy, Ringing exclusively on the one or the
other Of the opposing opinions so warmly de-
claimed upon here and elsewhere, will prove ac-
ceptable to the various sections of the Confede-
racy. Are we not then called upon, for purposes
OF public utility and harmony to sink differences
on which opinions and prejudices are found TO be
80 untractable? The plan proposed is one rem
dered by usage familiar here and elsewhere-of
dividing that, which being held in common cannot
be in union enjoyed. The line chosen has been
selected chiefly for the reason that having been
acted upon twice in similar emergencies, have
thought il probable that it will be more easy TO
collect the will OF the nation upon it than any
other Of a like kind. To the North il gives the
opportunity to express her dissent from slavery
IL assigns her more than half the territory To
the South It extends the privilege of carrying her
slaves as far north as il IL likely she will find NC
tives 70 take them. itproposes TO quiet disputes
as to the security Of the title by which she will
hold her slave property in its new home should II
be carried there, by throwing over it the protec-
ton of undeniable law. Perhaps still greater
good than all these would come to her OF It, II
would give her the moral effect of a renewed re-
cognition by this Government Of her property IN
her slaves-thus strengthening her confidence IL
the justice of il, and dscountenanciDg the law
less violations that are, from time to time, being
perpetrated upon the property. To the whole
country il gives that which, Mr.. Chairman, 1t Sc
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B
rHE nRrAr REMRnY.

For Rheumaii.m, coai, Pain in the Side, Hip Back, Limbs and Joints. ScFolula, Kings Evil White SwelIiigs, Hard Tumers, Stn Joints. and al Fixed Pains whasever
 WRkRE THIS PLAsTER Is APFLIkD, Pats CANNOT
 Exisr.
 TNHE lollowiag commeRdstion is Iron an ageni \ residing st Trenton. Tenn.
 Trenton. Gibson Co. TenR.. Nor. I, lSt9. Messrs, SeovIL & MkAe: Geniiemsn--The He brew Plaster is becoming popular in this section; theSe is lady in this county, who says she would not be without this yasteT for five hundred dollars year. She was afflicted for some time wilh en- lsrgement of The Spleen, which gave her great deal of pain, tue swelling and pain had exteRded up nearly to the arm pii, and occasionally she could scarcely breathe. She was confined for eonside- Iahle time, during which she was attended by some Of our best physicians. bat they gave her no relief she procured box of the Hebrew Plaster and Il re- lieved her almost immediately. and now she keeps a supply of i; on hand constantly. These facts you are St liberty to use as you msy think Proper-they are substantially true.
 Respectfully yoars, &e;
 The application of the Platter between the shoul- defs has been found a certain remedy for colds. coughs. pthisie aAdlung affections, in their prima- mary stage. IL desuoys TIhamatloR by peTspiIa- ton.
 BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
 There is miserable. worthless CounteFien arti- ele, scattered about .he country by Pedless and o,bess who seek to obtain living by deeeiving the public by their false pretenees and trying 10 sell Il for genuine. To detect .his-when yon purchase box. remove the wrapper, and fl you find Il print ed side only, 1t IS counterfeit, and you had betiet hand it back 10 the agent al once--as the wrapper around the box of the genuine IS always printed both sides, with picture of the old Jew and copy right secarrd to F.. Taylor, m the Northern District of tbe State of New York,-and is never:carried by Pedlers.
 Gy- Scoyii X Mead, ll3, Chaftres street, New Orleans sole General Agents for the southern States 10 whom all orders, and applications for agencies must be addressed. All the above Medicines CEN LINE sold by
 J. W. Tappe. Little Rock. Arkansas.
 C. c. Young, Fost Arkansas, ~ T. ". Brewster, Pine Bluds.
 J Hibbard. Napoleon, and by agents appoint ed iliTou shoni the south.
 Iauuary, 1850. 23-ly
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Rate. for Yearly Adsertisins'

All standing advertisements wiii be charged H '',' first mentioned rates, unless contraet es hsss' when o, for insertion; aad mas, bs paid Tor 'A Aa' vance ,...
 No person will be announced for any office, either city, sts.s, or county. wlshoa, the sdsasee Ps'' meat of five dollars.
 Political eiTeslsrs wiil be charged e sdversse' meais, aad payment required n advance
 No Job will hereafter be delivered 10 any PefssS with whom NC haze regular dealings aBsii Ps'" for.
 All advertisements must bs marked with the nun bes of insertions desired. otherwise they whi es continued uBtii forbid. sad charged accordingly
 N1Ysary. half yearly ssd sasrss.'y sevss'''sr. will bs ceaAsed io thsiE hgssssafs esssssss =" sdysrtis<ments ef different kind. ef sos sshss P'F sess vin bs charged fes st the sssAl rsass
 All letters mast bs psss-ssad. CT they VII sos~ estss any attsatien- - ..s
 r Positively no varistisA wli es m&as ifeD above regaistieas,
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Langtree's Sectional Map of Arkan,a..

THE above splendid Map is now finished and 1 ready for delivery. It deliheales the whole State as laId off by the [. S Deputy Satveyors.-- Every Section and fractional section is shown, 50 that Jorty acre tract can be readily found upon t. The exact position of all the County Seats, Post offices, Saline Springs, Seminary Lands, and ihs ich and fertile lands selected by the State out of the J00 900 acre donation grant are all accurately shown The Lead Mines and other mineral locations ere noted, as well as all the old confirmed Spapisisu veys; with the latest alterations in the County lines The whole Map containing as great sn amount OG valuable information as can be found on any State Map extant.
 IL Is put np on rollers elegantly eolored and var Dished. Price s %. Also in convenient pocket form, price g %. The pocket Maps can ba sent to any part of the State by mail. Postage cents. For sale a; the bookstore of
 L. K. LINCOLN, Litfis Rock
 April g, 1850 3iH
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having usedf i. with entifs sussss. in . number oi the above eases. " JAMrs M. MooAs. Louisville, Dee. %. lss7.
 More testimony from Dr. MOote: Mr. JsAa Sal: am using your Ssrsspsrilla in several easss oi Seroials and wiih hsPpy efEseL am now eon6- dent t is one of the most ehiescioes medicines
 JAnEs N. Moons, M. D.
 wiDehestes, Ky.. Feb. l, Is4S.
 Testimony like the iol!owing renders svpsrauces ali fsTther eoDmeats aPon the sfieacy oi ball's SarsapafillA.
 From Dr. l.. P. Wendell. Professor Of Chemistry in tie LonisvilIs Medical College; :" have looked over the Iist of Ingredients composing Joan Bali'i Compound Extract of SsGsspsriA, and have no hesi. tsiOn in saying that they torm sale eomPound, and ose that promises well in Chronic diseases to which t is applscabie.' L.P. YANDkLL, N. D. Louisville, June c, le+s.
 This medicine is daily graPsIling wiib disease through the western county, Testoting 10 blooming health and youthful vigor, the sick snd afflicted aay. those that are grievonsly tnrmenied. Certih. eaies ieemihg from all directions. fFom men oi truth and high moral standing placing ii, from it's intrinsic wOfih the very best of all remedies sTei before the pablic.
 Sold wholesale and retail by JoHx BUlL, Al his principal oiiee, eI Fourth stees, and by Druggists generally in the city and country. What Dr. Pyles, Physician by appointment, to the Louisville Marine Hospital. says OI Bulls SsrsaPa- riIia a
 LOUISVILLE, March %, Is49.-I have examined the prescriptions for the preparation of John Bui' SsTsapsrilia, and believe the combination to be an excellent ce. and well calculated 10 produce all al- ternaiiye impression on the system. have used l both in public and private practice, and think 1t the best article of SsrsapariIis in use.
 M. PILES, M D. Resident PhysieioH at the Murine Hespiiat For Sale. wholesale and retail. by K. l.. DODGE, Drsgrisf. Little Rock, Arkansas. 7-27-6-m.
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MASONIC.

MASONIC. TTNioN CHAPTER. No. 2 meets st the A V Masonic Hall. East Main street. on the kSe second Monday evening of each monih. WESTERN STAR LODGE. No. 2, A w Meets al their Hall, East Msia street, ~ on the first Friday evening of each month w
 |. o. 0. v. A RKANsAs ENCAMPMENT No. F." "A meets at Odd Fellows Hail. on the nrs' N and third Thursday evenings of each m0a'h'/ \ IrAR WEST LODGE. No. NO. l. Hse's AR/ N at their Hah, East Muin street, svsfyN' Saturday evening.
 z. of r. HOPE DIVISION, No la, mseisst rem " I1 peraass Hall, n. B. ALLHs New b"A- x ding, corner of Bridge and Markham 'uss"' every Tuesday esening DOCK DIVISION No, mesta al sa", A N psrance Hall, corner of Bridge. and # Markham streets. every Friday sTeains'
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Mineral Land For Sale.

THE subscriber offers to sell on mode
 \ rals terms. the following dsscribeSi Mineral laad. lyisg about 10 tni!es north " sf Littls Rock. sdjeining the Lead mine. -anknA- Ia PsIsski csanty, vix The East 1s sf the ksFsh- east I sf See. 2I. asd the West et the Nessh- wssi L of See 22. Tewashie Norths ksags l2 Wsss. rer particulars apply to Jehs V. Batter. as the Arksnsas BannsF esBss, ssspeF ef East Msin and Eim street, aP-stairs. c. II. MAAkf.
 Jans II, le50.-T-4e-H els.
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Always Encourage Home Manufatlurts TIN, sHEET.IRoN ND COPPER
 URACTORY.

gTNHE subscriber keeps always on hand. and is \ stantiy manuise turing all sorts Of Tia, sheet- iron. and Copper ware, of the best materials, and in the most darable and substantial manner.
 He will Pnt bdis, and fiI orders for Merchants. Pediars and the residents in the country, on the shortest notice. cheap, and perhaps ils cheaper than any enc in The Slate. He has lsrw and well selected stock of materials, and will do all kinds of Repairs and Job Work with the greatest neslnsss and despatch. All kinds of steamboat Work repaired and put in perfect order. at moments warning.
 Thankful for past fayoTs, he hopes by diligence and attention to business, 10 merit and receive eon- tinuance of public patronage
 Tin Spouts and Cutters made to order. for any part ofthe State. E. w. McCRACkEN.
 Little Rock, Oct. Is. lsa9.--7-6-ly
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OPINIONS or TIE PREss

OPINIONS or THE PREss.
 The Louisville Journal says: "Dr. Roge,s'. Liv- erwot, and Tar moi only gives immediate relief in Coughs and Colds, but, from the testimony of men Of the highest standing here and elsewhere, it is making some very remarkable cures of Consump- tlan."
 The Railway Register adds: "We have heard r stated. by persons oi grea, responsibility, ~ho have used this medicine, that il k cae of the most remarkable medicines of the age. for Coughs Colds, Influenza Bronchitis, Asthma. Pain in The Side ansi Breast, Splitting oi Blood, Whooping Cough and all Lung Complaints, which ifnegeeted usually ierfni- nate in Consumption; and the certificates attached 10 the advertisements would seem fully to justify this tement."
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,

M GOtCAL DEPAH MENT: The regular course oG Lectures in this Institute will commence el the lst of November and con. tinue until the lat of February. The Anatomical Department will be opened and ready 10 receive students by the lst of October. The Medical De- partInent will be under the direction oft following
 Professors:
 Z. FREEMAN, MD, Professor of Anatomy. R. s. NEWTON, MD, Professor ot Surgery. H. J. HuLcE, M D., Professor of Theory and
 Practice of Medicine.
 W. BYRD POWELL, MD. Professor of Phisiol
 ogy, Pathology, MIneraIogy and Geology. J. KING, MD, Professor Of Materia Medica,
 Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence. J. MILTON SANDERS, A. M., M.D., Professor of
 Chemistry and Pharmacy
 J. A. WILSON, MD, Professor of Obsteterics
 and Diseases ot Women and Children.
 Clinique Lecturers: Medicine-Prof H. J. HULcE.
 SuTgery-Prof. R. s. NEWTON.
 Aaatomieai Demoastr0tor--Z. FIREMAN, MD. sl05.
 Each Professors Ticket, $I5. MaTticulatoIs, S5. Demonstrators Fee, $l0. Graduation, $2O. Those desiring further information will please address their letters (post paid) 10 the Dean; and students arriving in the city will please call on him at the Commercial Hotel.
 R. $. NEWTON, MD, Dean of hs Faculty.
 LAW DEPARTMENT. Hon. E. w. M. KING, Professor of Theory and
 Practice of Law.
 JoHS DELAFIELD, Professor of Commercial Ju-
 risprudeRce.
 TERMs- $5a per session. All communications pertaining 10 this department must be addressed to E. W. M. KING Esq. Memphis. 1san., Feb. 1850.
 The Faculties, for intellectual abilities, moral worth and professional requirements, will compare fasorably wlih the most distinguished in our coun try. The medical faculty constitutes an anomaly tn this or any other countIy-a of them are lectu- res and the best of teachers.
 Those who will contemplate our geographical al po- siion, and the extent of our population, can have doubt to the eligibility of our situation for an enterprise of the kind As 10 heal.h including all seasons of the year. we depy ha, any 0tAsr es Aas more.
 A eommoa error exists in the minds of many stu dents relative 10 the place of studying medicine; i; those wio is,end practicing among the diseases ol the West an South should certainly educate them. selves al school hose Faculty are practically &C., quainted with those diseases.
 That the public may be satisfied of the perms. neney of ihis school, we feet ii our duty to state that the Trustees and Faculty form uait in action, which a1guis well ioE it's future success; and that inc peeulia: internal organization which connects them cannot be interrupted.
 E. W. M. KING. Presidsnt ef As MemPhis last Feb iS, 1850. 7-2i
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THE HOT SPRncs 0r

A4 nVA CkMAN00 Uf
 A "A NY @w A @ .
 THE subscriber hes ssesnsly oA-
 tasned peesesuioN of this property, hy m seanrmation Sf bic titls before ths its Departments ai Wsshiaglon. and ksR ieess dessreas of inersaslsg the pas le
 Iehaes ef Watering Place so veil e.l.nl., 1, Ter the Spesdy aiassissisa q eAiessd H..~-s,. therefore be takes this method Of assuring ,As s.,1 e, tPar''eulasly ia the SoaIA wssal tha, the .n,s Ing season will Sad the
 TAVERN MOUSE
 and BsthIng Establishments greatly impyov,a .-,., increased facilities fss Bathing. and Hea,e,.I ', visisers FF'HeA d
 The limited time intervening since the s.,,,...., or the tue, will Rot admit of extensive lmn.a.- meh's ey tne commencement of the snsuinv -. bat saeh alterations aud additions as are er.r,s. pc, w'u oe ioaad completed by the sfs, of March nsxt. From which period wnl saarau,.n Id ,A !. public, thst they may esIcaae to nd at m. Good Table, comfortable lodging and As,hss '. establishments, together with saek non,n~. amusement ss can bs prepared by . liberal .,n.s allure aud settled detcrmlaatien te Riy. ,h. I,.. character, and render it deserving of public n.,ra. age. r-NS~
 The immediate snperintendenee Of the spi,,, has been gwen th charge to Mir T. ID. asisA- nnss, November next. whose experience in tAs Iin. .s,, great willingness tO accommodate wtli. with tAs rn oPerstson ot the andersigded, R is eon6nentIv .r PeeIea' lasnFe entre saitgfae,ion to all who mav visit them during the approaching season,
 The great curative properties Of these ws,sr. sr. too well established to need single testimonial a. my part, to add to their importance.
 wiN. however, eaamsFats fos the infarm.,,., A, sny who may chance to bs ignerant of shelr ss treme etheacy, the maay diseases in which ,Aev have proven themselves a specific. Aad almss, seyereiga remedy. Firss-ChFeRic or iniamasery Rheums,i.w. |. all in varied forms. Merearial and Vsn.r,.1 aas- eases. embracing their extended ca,alorus. Nsrv. ous affections of every grade Paralysis .Erup,Iss, of the skin Testsr. with al other impurities Of ,As blood, including Scrotfalous and Carcinomse,sp, affections. , sior.. believe 10 be the received ePinion, that he Hot springs af Arkansas viii renevate the most hreadhars ths,, up in newness of life, Ph9niH like. and are aas. qaalled by any dssideratum in the knswn world,
 N. N. RECTOR.
 Little Rock. Ark, Jan. IS, Is50-7-I9-u.
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ROGERS AND

A SAFE and certain euye toT Consumption os Athe Lnngs, Splitting of Blood, Coughs, Colds, As,h,ns, Pain in the Side, Bronchits, Hopping Cough and all Pulmonary affections.
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rRACKERs,C CRACKERS &e.--i5 half Bbs; V bntter&wsteI Crsckers;6 l Boxes Star Candles. 10 Bcxes Sale Glass, 10 do. l0s IF do. Bbs Lard Oil, 600 lbs, Gotten Yarn, received per steam boat "Poatiac" and for sale by VIM. B. WAIT
 Jan. IS, 1850.
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WASHISofOI HALE SEMINARY,
mempstoad County, AFks.

O-RNpS8& THE sseosd ssssisa of this Institution. opened N ibis moFning. February llth. l6S0 Rev. C. P. TuRREErsxE, Superintendent ana Pre- fessor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, Bslle-Lslters, aRd Spanish Literature. Rev. H. C. THwkATT. A. M.. Professor of Grssian, Roman, French and Italian Literature. JAMES CAocKEa, 4. N. Professor of Mathematics. Students received h the Primary Department and instrneted.
 Primary Department, per session of 2l weeks. payable quarterly in sdvancss el3 % Preparatory Department, ls % Collegiate Course, % % Vocal and Inslrumeuisl N nsic, Elements of Musical ComPosilloD, (Extra) % Initiation Fee. l co No deduction for absenee unless in eases of pre- tracte6 illness.
 All students charged from the time of their entry to the end Of the session.
 N. B.-Tbs sons of all ministers who gre en- gagged In fhe regular work of the ministry. CT of those who are sapersRuased or have died in the ministry: will be educated free Of charge. BoAaDINe can be obtsined in the best families, at from S tO $9 per month.
 Particular attention will be paid both to the moral and intellectual tFaining of all ssudsnts committed to oar charge.
 s. T. SANDERS. Secretary.
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L.IYERWORr.

This plant has iot many years been found 10 be oi singular viIure in the of affections ofthe Liver More recently it was ascertAined thai It possessed great power in aGresting Bleeding at the Lungs Coughs ofa chronic character. &., and of essential service in ail{diseases of pulmonary character