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TIME annual course of lectures will commence
i on the first Monday in November, the 4th
instant
FACULTY.
Thos. Miller, M. D., Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology.
VIM p. Johnson, M D., Professor of Obste-
tries and the diseases of women and children.
Joshua Riley, M. d., Professor OF Materia
Medica, Therapeutics and Hygiene.
John Frederick May, M d., Professor of Sur
gerry.
Grafton Tyler, M. D., Professor of Pathology
and Practice of Medicine
Robert King Stone, NJ D., Adjunct Professor
Of Anatomy and Physi 'logy.
Edward Foreman, Nj. d., Professor of Chem
isiry and Pharmacy.
James E. Morgan, M. D., Prosecutor and DEM
onsrator.
Clinical lectures three times week, on cases
selected from the Washington Infrmary. Ope-
ration performed before the class.
For full course Of lectures S9O
Demonstrator's ticket 10
Graduation fee %
Good board can be procured at from ~ to 50
per week.
JOSHUA RILEY, M. d.,
Sep 3-2awtNovIif Dean Of the Faculty.
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,

For the benefit Of the Monongalia Academy,
Glass | for 1850,
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, on Saturday,
September 28th, 1850.
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THE AMERICAN REFORM M E DICA L TIT U TIE
 Of Louisville, Kentucky.

VTNHE General Assembly of the Siate ot Kentucky 1 passed an act chariering this College with am- pie powers, and the Board Of Trustees have organ. ized and appointed the following Faculty: Professor of the principles and practice of Surgery. J. II. JORDAN, M D. Tickets SIS. Professor of Chemistry, Pharmacy, and Toxicoogv. Ito be filled Tickets SIS Professor of MsI-ria Medca, Thera- pealics and Medical Botany. C. J. CRLps, NJ. D. Tickets SIS Professor of General Special and Paiho- logical Anatomy. Physiology and Ope- ra,ive Surgery, J. GILMAN, NJ. D. Tickets SIS. Professor of the Institutes and Practice of Medicine. Physical Diagnosis aud Pathology, J. BEgMAx, NJ D. Tickets Sl5. Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children, A. II. BAL DaIpcE. N D. Tickets $l5. Professor of Legal Medicine and Natural History, ". ". WALTERS M. D. Tickets SIS. Demonstrator of Anatomy and PIosee- tor. Ito be appoin'ed.1 Tickets 6. IT MairicuIation Fee, S5. U3- Graduation Fee S25. The Lectures will commence the 6rst Monday of Novenoes next and continue twenty weeks. 1t will be observed that the extraordinary length of the term brings the fee considerably below that oi most other Medical Schools.
 Those wishing further information will address, postpaid, A. II. BALDRIDGE, Nj. D.,
 Dean of the Faculty.
 al Louisville, Ky.
 HI. JORDAN, MI
 DayioR. Ohio.
 or C. ]. CHILDS, MD
 Madison, Indiana. July o3-l3-3m
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a;Ila !
THE CHEAT REMEnY.


 For Rheumatism, Gout, Pain in the Side, Hip, Back, Limbs and Joints, ScFofula King's Evil, White Swelllngs, Hard Tumors, StH Joints, aaa all Fixed Pains whatever. WHERE THIS PLAsTER Is APPLIKD, PAIs CAHasr
 EXIST. VTNHE following commendaiion is ffem an agsus \ residing al Trenton, Tenn.
 Trenton, Gibson Co. TeRn.. Nov. I, ISs8. Mesafs. ScovIL & MLAD: Gentlemen--Ths Hs- brew Plaster IS becoming popular in this section; there is lady in this county, who says she would not be without this glAsier fof five hundred dollars year. She was afflicted for some time with an sa- largetnent of ihe Spleen, which gave her great deal of pain, the swelling and pain had extended up nearly 10 the arm pii and occasionally she could scarcely breathe. She was confined for consds- rabe time. during which she was attended by some Of our best physicians, but they gave her relief, she procured box Of the Hebrew Plaster and it ievsd her almost immediately, and now she keeps a supply of h on hand constantly These facts yoa are at liberty to use as you may think pFOpsr-thsy are substantially true.
 Respectfully yours, &c.
 JESSE J. WELLS. The application of the Piaster between the shcel. ders has been ioubd certain remedy for eolds, coughs phthisic and lung affections, in their pFIms- mary stage. It destioys Iaaamation by persPfs- tion
 BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEiTs. There IS miserable. worthless Counterfeit sfn- cle, scattered about he country by Pedlsrs and others, who seek 10 obtain living by deesiving the public by their false preiences, and trying to sell for genuine. To de.ect :his- when you purchase box, remove the wrapper and if you find il p,lst. ed on of.~ side only, il is counterfeit, and you had better hand t back 10 the agent al once--as ihs wrapper around the box of the genuine IS always printed on both sides, with picture of inc old Jew and copy right secured 10 E. Taylor, in the Northern District Of the State of New York k,-snd Is neverle arried by peders.
 GCt- Scovil X Mead, lI3, Chsfres street. New Orleans, sole General Agents for ihe southern States 10 whom all orders, and applications for agencies must be addressed. All the above Medicines sES- LINE are sold by
 J. W. Tappe, Little Rock, Arkansas.
 C. C. Young, Post Arkansas,
 T. ". Brewster, Pine Bluffs.
 J Hibbard, Napoleon, and by agents appoint ed throughout the south.
 Jauuary, 1850. 2s-iy
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LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL.
 Boarding ana Day Sehosl Fer Tsuas Ladies.

THE business ol this Seminary will Dc resumed \ tue 9th Sept. (0. VI, when pune,uA anen- dsaee oi the Pupils is esFnesaiy requested.
 This Ins,iinlion, under the care oi Ms. ana tne Mlsses WOOD, with Assistant Teachers, oheFs every facility los mpaFting the advantages ot hisny nsheA education, Possessing within themselves tne aioDs for the various branches, which they hsve prarsed with perfect satisfaction. they beg to refer to lie gentlemen whose names are annexed. The Pupils of the BaArding School, being con- ssaniIy associated with their Teaehef receive thal attention 60 necessary to form and Tehne ihe man" ners, and produce habits Ot order and regularity essential in the formation of character.
 Feeling the importance ef through knowledge oGthe French language, now indispensable n aPohte adueailon, ths Principals wish to render as faT as possible the language of the establishment. They propose admitting the Pupils, who reside tn the family. % attend the French classes. without extra charge.
 The1OeaiiOn of the city of Little Rock is healihfal peasa.t, and accessible at all timsss by steamboat and stage.
 The system of education, assiducusly pursued, aims al perfect appreciation O whatever attempt cd in developing the moral and inteectuai faculties embraeing thorough and sy s,eGistlc course, from the elementary :O the highest branches. Monthly records oG scholarship and department are transmit ted to Parents whilst every judicious indictment to stndy Is afforded.
 The school is constantly under the supervision oi the Board of Visitors, who, from time to lime, ex- anime the various classes and report their progress Terms of Tuition and Beard per sessA0m Of
 five months.
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EEK c ELSIO R!n
ALEXANDER MILITARY IxsrrrU1

ALEXANDER MILITARY INSTITUTE,
 TULIP, DALLAS COUNTY, ARKANSAS. TIRE second session oi this institute commences | the fisst Monday in August. 1850, and closes tbe last Thursday in May, 1851.
 The subscriber has just returned from visit to Virginia, for the purpose of procuring suitable ss- socIate in organizing a MILITARY SCHOOL. lie takes great pleasure in announcing to the public, that he has secured the services of Cadet THOMAS o. BENTON, of Suffolk, Va. Mir. Benton graduated at the Virginia Military Institute, ranking 6lh in a graduating class ef serenisea and sst Tn the depart ment of Tactics. He comes recommended very highly by the Superintendent, Col smith, as gem tleinan eminenily qualified for the department oi Mathematics and Tactics, over which he will pre. side in the A. MI.
 The course Of instruction pursued in the A. NJ. I will be the same as that of the v. NJ l., with the addition of the Greek Language The regular course will embrace a period of three years. for graduating upon Mathematics, Tactics, Nat. Sci. eace, Bellies Lettres, Latin and Preach Languages it shall De optional with the Cadet to study Greek Should he do SO, four yeas will then be necessary for q aduatiDg.
 The Corps of Cadets will be organized this win. ter. os as soon as ChaHsr for incorporating the In- sii,ute '' can be procured from the Legislature.
 Those who may desire 10 patTonlze the ss Insti- tute, requested to enter iheil sons at once so that they may go through necessary preparatory course. previous to entering as Regular Cadets.
 Tuition. $50 per session Of 10 months. Board Sl0 per nosth. The sum of $500 will cover all the expenses of Regular Cadet
 The subscriber would refer those who may de. sire further information about the " Institute" to Hon SoLos BoaLAsp. Hon. c. |. Scorr, Hon. E. II. ENGLISH, Lits Rock. Editors Gazette and Democrat" " Arkansas Bannes," and ..Cainden Heraid''
 GEO. D. ALEXANDER. ssp.riasspdent.
 August a. 1850. 5O-tE
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Board of visitors.
WASHINGTON MALE SEMINARY,

rTNHE second session of this Institution. opened 1 this morning, February Huh, 1850. Rev. C. F. TuRRENrIsE, Superintendent and Pro- lessor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, Belle-Letters. and Spanish Literature. Rev. II. C. THwEATr, A. M.. Professor of Grecian, Roman, Preach and Italian Literature. JAMES CRocKER, A. NJ. Professor of Mathematics. Students received in the Primary Department and instructed.
 TERMS:
 Primary Department, per session of 2l weeks, payable quarterly in advance, Sl2 % Preparatory Department l6 co Collegiate Course, % % Vocal and Instrumental M usic, Elements of Musical Composition, (Extra) co Initiation Fee, co No deduction for absence unless in cases of pro- tracted illness
 All students charged from the time of their eatry to the end of the session.
 N. B.-The sons of all ministers who are en- gagged in the regular work of the ministry, or of those who superanuaied or have died in the ministry: will be educated free of charge. BoARDfNs can be obtained in the best families, at from $6 to s per month.
 Particular attention will be paid both to the moral and intellectual training of all students committed to our charge.
 s. T. SANDERS, Secretary.
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NINDRIEN.

E0 Bbis. Supe,hne Flour: 60 Boxes s'sf Cas- eJO dles 10 Bbis. Clear Pork 2 BbIs. Linseed Oil ? Bbis. Lard Oil Bbls. Po~defed Sugar. 2 Do. CIusbed Do.; 2O00 Lbs. Cotton Yarn; SOVO Lbs. Bar Iron 25 Kegs Pure Whiis Lead.
 H.1R WARE, Se.-Anvils; Beliows; wees Screw Plates; Hand and siedge Banmer.. Mof''ts and Rim Locks, Mineral Knobs; Fancy Plsts, Csp- board and Pad Locks; Axes; Axe sad Gas hs'eh. cts; Tisces; Grubbibg Hoes: Turning Chlssls ana Gouges Files and Rasps; 2 and 1 fold Rules; Lsl- ter Copying Psesse. Wroogh, sad ficFse Nsiiss SpiIii Levels and Pambs Hand, PAnsl and Wood ssws Sbpsels, spades and Manure Fosks; CoPsi Varn,sh, xe. Received ard for sale by
 July I6. WM. B, Wh'i'
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Langtree's Sectional Map of Arkansas.

THE above splendid Map is now finished and II ready for delivery. It delihestss the whole State as land of by the [. ,. Deputy Survsyo's.- Every Section and fractional section IS shown. = that Joyty acre iraei can be readily found uPsa IL The exact position of all the County Seats, foss offices, Saline Springs, Seminary Lands, and shs reh and fertile lands selected by the State oni of me 500, eco acre donaen grant all accurately shown The Lead Mines and other miDesal locations are noted, as we'll all the old confirmed Spanish sue veys; with the latest alterations iD the couay hbes The whole Map containing as great an amount ei valuable information as can be louBd on aay StAis Map extant.
 Ii is put up on rollers. elegantly colotsd and ,Af. nished. Price s %. Also in convenient pocket form, price $3 co. The pocket Maps can be ssns to any part of inc State by mai. Postage es0as' For sale al the bookstore of
 L.R. LINCOLN, Liitis Rock.
 April 9. 1850. 3m
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Nrw OnLE,ss, Oetobtr g lsle
Always Encourage Home Manufactures ! TIN, sHEET.IRON AND COPPER
 MANUEACTORY.

THE subscriber keeps always on hand. and is con- \ stantiy manufacturing all sorts of TiB, sheet. iron, and Copper ware, of the best materials. and in the most durable and substantial manner
 He will pst sp bills, and u orders for Merchants, Pedlars and the residents in the country, on the shortest notice, cheap and perhaps ils cheaper. than any one in the State. He has large and well selected stock Of materials, and will do all kinds Of Repairs and Job Work with the greates, neatness and despatch. All kinds of steamboat Work repaired and put in perfect order, at a moments warning.
 Thankful for past favors, he hopes by diligence and attention to business, 10 merit and receive tinuanee of public patronage
 Tin Spouts and Caters made to order. for any part ofthe State. F.. W. McCRACkEN.
 Little Rock. Oct. l6. IsI9.-7-6-ly
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OpIxIeNs or rnr Rnrs..

The Loa'sv,lls Journal says; "Dr, Roeess's Iiv. erwott and Tar not cnty gives immedAie relieI \. Coughs and Colds, but, from the testimony oG pes o' ,ne highest standing hsFe and elsewhere, n a tion."
 The Railway Register adds: "we have heard A stated ey persons oi great respcctablitv, who have used lhls medicine, that n is one of the no., remarkable medicines Of the age, lor Coughs coIss Influenza. Bronchitis. Asthma, Pain in the sids sOI Breast, Splitting ot BoOa, whooping Cough aod sIl Lung Complaints, which neglected. usually lerm,. hsts 'a consumption; and the certificates aliaehed 10 the advertisements would seem lullv Ia ;n.,se- this statement" '~'N'y
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT: The regular course of Lectures in this Institute will commence on the lsi of November. and con- tinue until the last of February. The Anatomical students by the lst of October. The Medical De- partment will be under the direction oi the following
 Professors:
 J. CoxouEsr Csoss, MD, Professor of the In. sii'uies of Medicine aAd Medic al Jurisprudence. w. BgRp POWELL, MD, Professor of Cerebral
 Physipogy, Medical Geology andlMineraogy. R. S. NEWTON, MD, Professor oi Surgery. II J. HuLcE, MD, Professor of Theory and
 Practice of Medicine.
 ]. A. WILSON. MD, Professor of Obsteterics
 and Diseases of Women and Children. ]. KING. MD. Professor of Matefia Medea,
 and Therapeutics.
 2. FREEMAN, MD, Professor of Anatomy. J. MILTON SANDERS, AM, MD, Professor of
 Chemistry and Pharmacy.
 CIinique Lecturers: M,dieine-Prof. H. J. HuLcE.
 Surgery-Prof. R. s. NEWTON.
 Aaaiomicnt Demoastrator-Z. FREEMAN, MD. The fees for a full course of lectures amount to slO5. MaIticalators. s. Demonstrators Fee, $l0. Graduation. $2o.
 Those desiring further information will please address their letters {post psdl to the Desa; and students arriving in the ely will please call on him at the Commercial Hotel.
 R S. NEWTON, MD. Dean of As Faculty
 LAW pEPARTMENT:. Hon. E, W. NJ. KING. Professor of Theory and
 Practice of Law.
 Hon. V. D. BARRY. Professor of Commercial Ju.
 risprudence.
 TERMs-4 $50 per session.
 All communications pertaining .o this department must be addressed to F.. W. M. KING Esq. MsnPAis, Tsnn., July, 1850.
 The Faculties, for intellectual abilities, moral worth and professional requirements, will compare favorably with the most distinguished in our eoun' try. The medical faculty constitutes an anomaly in this any other eoabiry-all of them are lectu- fers and the best teachers. sutton, and the extent Of population. can have doubt as 10 the eligibility of our situation for an enterprise Of the kind. As 10 health, including all seasons of the year. We deny tAas any oAsr eiy hG' more.
 A common error exists in the minds oi many sta. dents relative 10 the place of studying medicine those who intend predicting among the diseases oi the West and Soath should certainly educate them selves st school whose Facalty are practically ae- quainted with those diseases.
 That ihe public may be satisfied of the perms- neney Of this school we feel |, duty to state thai the Trustees and Faculty form unit tn action, which argues we'll for its future success; and thai the peculiar internal organization which connects them cannot be interrupted.
 E. ". M. KING, Presidsai ef tAs AsapAis last
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BOARD OF rRUSTEEs

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
 Hon. D. T. WITTER. PRErIDESr, Hon. II. P Poindexier. Rev. Wm. Moores, Rev. L. P. Lively. Rev. B. P, Box, | N. Jones, M. b, Mir. J. B. Sam defur. MT. T. Williamson, Hon. J. b. Trmb.e, Rev J, Custer, NJ. D.. Rev. J. J. Roberts. c. B. Mitchell, NJ. D, Mir W. W. Andrews, Mir. 5. l |. Sauders, Mir. H. ". Smith. 7-22-tf
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French, Italian, spanish and German, eoeh, 10 OU Singing in Choir. 10 % Masie-Piano, Guitar, and Organ. each. 25 % Harp, 70 co Drawing and Painting, l6 70 Aenarse oflessons in Oriental painting, Japan
 Work, inIaying of Ebony and Ivory,
 Hanburg Work, and wax flowers, each. le co No charge for embroidery and ornamental
 needle work.
 Board. washing. lights, fuel, use of bedding.
 Be, per month. 10 co
 Payments quarterly, in advance; no dsdaetions for absence.
 Sessions commence lst Sept. and ist Feb Pu- rils received at any period, aud charged from iime of entrance to close of the session.
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a DYING TO LIvE.,.

YNhiS apparent coatraAichsn of terms, will b 1 practically illustrated and slEeidaied, on appli cation as ths Hsisrs shop where every description of Silk and weslen goods are dyed sss bisek ss . eSvse" ss short notice and st tho lowest pEicss
 Juns is, is5n
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rnrrxanr nnArwa

lss EvnHxnoef RsAB gnis CaRnpvtIv--TAers u SarsapaKia lur sale tn the dinerrnt called TewEeed's sersspssti's !. ndveru~ed ss ,he oRIGL NAL GENUINE, and al taaa Thts TewRasad taeiu, and never but feTuer,y worker rxruala e. aaiS, and fe hke-yst he she Doeg ker A, pnross ef gAnsag ere,i eF what he na. h says sAs has attended two aescsl vchecs aE pvaes ecd NV asaR Years, Now the ussA S he preesiesd medicine day la hts hte SHch giffs. hetekad mtsrppresrataaa looks Na ic the character ant vsvariy of the man wsh slnceFcly, e had made thoe h,r eef oF c Nhen wiil learn he honest and ruth fa ln ai their dealings and lHeScoarse @Rh shTtr eitow menl He appilei RHc Clspp assisi hisn uaelaFns hts mixture. the arre hs would make, Iadacencnl embark ia the hsnrss. TheSa mea have eecn insunh. and hhestlag aii possible forms, essieF uapEess the pa1 wish tho hrei thai the Old npriofs S2rSspsSs he rsssine. prgiaal Savsaysriha. nae irpna he tla frtsfs OriEigai Ree pSe This ?. Tawasea1 says have ~aid tho ot nay for @ wcek vii give hIm SSD if he wifi pro. dace single solitary pFsa ef this. s of Thompson, SkillmAn Co, hnhing bas tissue oi falsehoois supply made deeelve tho public, aud keep the ruth down ,a Frgeni his sFts fY1asssisr poad. Ths o ean"a the pssoto to purchase hut Old Dr. JACOB TawDsehss SaESaparilia having on tho Old noetar's hkrDess> his fsptiy Coat f Arss and hia eRnatuFeacFusS the Goa; al Arms.
 PrinctPat QFce, ltG Ak<saE street, V. v Cry
 JACOB TOWNSEND
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MARBLE CUTTINGS:

Tombs, Monuments. Grave stones, &c.,
 Furnished to Order.
 JOSEPH CLARK, SioRe-C Cater, Hate of New J Oflesbs,l bcgs leave io inform the citizens cf Little Rock and the vicinity, ,bat he has opesed establishment on WsteT Street, (adjoining William Georges store,l for inc purpose of executing all kinds of MARBLE WORK, and invites the aiiea- ton of all those wanting any thing of this kiDd done in neat and workmab-.ike manner and al mode rate pries. He wiii keep on hand stock of The best material, and is ready to execute ai work in his iise st the shortest notice.
 Little Rock, Aug. 6, 1859. 4s-n
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L,TvERWoRr

This plant has tor many years been found ,o A. .P stngaM vlfiure tn the of affections of the Live, More recently t was aseeTtained that u pOaaes,.a great power in arresting Bleediae t the I.an,. Coughs ofa chronic character. &, and oC esseptIsi service Ih sil diseases of pulmonary character.
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TAR.


 Ihis article IS now universally acknowledged is be the most healing and efficient application lor a,s. eased CT decsyIng lungs, oE any portion of the se.hv or muscular parts ot the human body Its meS;s einai and pfeservaiise quaiiies were n,deysocA Av the Egyptians m the early ages of the world and ns, doubt now exist among scientific men. thai th. preparation used in the emoamment og bodies. ,wn. composed principally of his iugrcdient. In la,sy ages, II was found to be in uniyesai use among inc aborgnes of America, and al th,s day is their prn ciPa, ant, m fact. only medicine for an un,anA slate of lungs, or any approach 10 it. Those who ars acquainted with this hardy race of men. kuow that deah from CeRsaptioa is unknown smenv them. The medical faculty n aIi countries Aponss to have become aware of the great healing psUpssiss ot this article, and now introducing n ia tAsi, practice Dr. Bagham, oi England, Dr. BvisAlss. Of St Petersburgh, Ds La Prisms, of Paris. and the distinguished Dr. Cooper have been n the hsAi1 Of combining t with other articles in thel. prssetin lions. and with entire success.
 Be,rdre of CountsrfSiis and iSuss fsmisatiOnsg
 .'The genuine article is signed .9adfee Rossvs. : the engraved wrapper around each bottle.
 s'Price Si per bottle, or six bottles for S5 sstd wholesale and retail by SC0VIT. X MEAD ll3 3ChaFtres street, between Cont and St Louis s,s
 Sole General Agents for LAs Soafhersn Statss The above medicine S eeBaine, and soad by
 J. W. TAPE, Little Rock, Arkansas C. C.. Youue. Post ot ATkansas T. w. Brewster Pine Rla; j. HihhsrI Napoleon and by appointed throughout Lhe county January, lS50.-T-23-iyF
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A SAFE aad certain rars for Consumpa,.. 4 1Aths Langs, Splitting ot Blood, CoaRAs' Cslt. Asthma. Pain ih the Side. Bronchitis, IIoopinr cag.n and ali Pulmonary affections.