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A Remarkable Cure of Asthma.--Th

following is from one OF our best eltlzens:
CINCINNATI, March II, 1859.
For many years had suffered from that |
most distressing of all diseases, spasmodic |
asthma, but improved, from time to time, until |
last September, when inhalation of the fumes
of a match brought on most fearful parox-
ysm-and from that time to the hour placed
myself under the treatment of DIR. J. Winslow
Aver, of the Throat and Lung Institute, 80
West Fourth street, the paroxysms increased
in frequency and in violence. So painful and
affective was the disease, that made but four
respiratons in minute during a paroxysm.
For months had not slept in bed, and the
only rest obtained was in sitting posture.
I was confined to my house most of the time,
and such was the violence Of the disease that
my life was despaired of. 1 employed the
most skillful physicians, and other eminent
members of the profession were consulted; but
all to no purpose, except for the present mo-
ment. Nothing afforded permanent relief,
Although almost despairing, consulted DR..
Aver about month ago, and in less than two
days was able to walk out, and ever since
that time have continued to improve, day by
day. I am now able to walk miles with little
fatigue, and attend to business nearly as well
as ever did in my life. 1 have no difficulty
of breathing. l can sleep in bed, have no
wheeling, and my general health is excellent.
Indeed, I am now so far recovered that shall
soon abandon all medicines, and apply myself
to business, with hope and elasticity of spirits.
The effect of DIR. Ayers medicines has utterly
astonished me and my former physicians.
am satisfied that DR.. Ayers Medlcated Inhala-
of Throat and Lung diseases, than all the prep
| arations that have ever before been compounded.
W. H. RANDALL,
| Residence Smith street, bet. Fourth and Fifth.
Winder's Picture Gallery is SO crowded
now days that he says he will have to en-
large. We like to chronicle such facts.
Sewing Machine-AnOther Claimant
FOR PUBLIC PATRoYAGE.-Ther is on exhibit
tion, and, of course, on sale, at the elegantly
fttedup sales-room Of Messrs. W. e. BRANAN
| & Co., corner of Fourth and Walnut streets, up
4 bIahb1 dh OAOolOhtJ Cohlub
Machine, which modestly but justly sustains
the dignity of its appellation--"Th Boudoir
Sewing Machine" This unique piece Of
mechanism was made by Mr.. Daniel Harris
| who concentrated all his mechanical intention
and skill to produce machine, which should
npt only be novel in many of its parts, but be
specially remarkable for the easiness of its mo.
tion and its noisclessness Of operation, The
feed is an upper-surface, which receives 1T
motion from the needle-bar-a pin on which
impinges two inclined planes. The stitch il
graduated with the utmost nicely and elegance
but during the time the machine is in motor
the feed can not be changed. A gum elastic
ring passes into q groove on the pulley, anC
gives the machine light and pleasant motion
by pressing against the driving-pulley below
We might describe the peculiarities Of the othe
portions of this elegant and attractive dunn
sewer; but in a notice of this kind II is un
necessary; for those who read, will most un
Buestionably call upon Mr.. Braman, by whom
they will be received in a manner which be
speaks the gentleman, and bo instructed in tn
mysteries of this household this BOudoi
Maehino--as none but u mechanician know
d how, ,,, ,,r.rr.. ...
II Two or three, facts, however, and we hav
done. The arrangement Of the box is sue
Ithat,, when closed, no injury can accrue to tn
works should children interfere, or play wit
the treadle below. ati at..
The treadle1is is also Of peculiar adjustment