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EXCHANGE READING ROOM.
TyNHE proprietor has re-itted his Reading Room, il

TyNHE proprietor has re-ftted his Reading Room, in
n the ST. Charles Exchange, Corner Of Grayer
and St, Charles street, in the neatest manner
Besides all the principal apers of the Uniiod States
of every city and state, the Cnnadas, Texas and Next
and HAVANA, the room is regularly and extensive
y supplied with the latest European papers, Loyd's
Lists and Prices Price Current. Also with nearly
all the Literary Periodicals of the day, and has the
publications Of the London, Ednburg, Westminster
metropolitan ievitsFs and Bigckwools Magazine The
North American Review the Sonheln Literag3 t>nick
booker, 'ha American jrrimj So .i@eo"as and Arts,
Cabinet Mi=cc,Iuuy 1gt.urJ atie Review, G-rtiamen'
Magazine, ausricaa asoadtY inntFs bi7ceileny, The
Mexico GhifuFgtgss' Ee7H'', 2ai variety Il others.
All these worEs AEt e-usi, subscribed tur aud recei-
we'd he room Is HI5u supplied Nh iarge variety
Of Gaps and aliases Niles LEICESTER, Levys Price Cur
rent FROM its eom,eno emen Gazateers, and variety
OF works Ofreiorence.
The active II Intelligent news collectors
ploved give the earliest rivals, and pains
pense will be spared TO render this Reading Room the
first the United States.
Subscriptions respectfully received.
octiI-tf
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TO LEI.
IA A one story dme cling house in ST. Jaseph
film street, between ST. Charles and Carondcet ST;
llIlW suited to small family. Apply to
c,ti7 ] OFT.
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ANNALS FOR 1889.

ANIMALS FOR 1883.
FsNllE GIFT a Christmas and New Years Present
d for 1899; Edited by Miss Leslie,
The Violet, a Christmas and New Years siit, and
Birth Day present. for 1879; Editedby Miss Leslie.
Go Amend! The Crockett Almanac fer 1889. con-
aiming adventures, exploits, sprees and scraPes IN the
tWest, life and manners in the backwoods
The American Comic Almanac for 1889, with whims,
scraps and oddities, from the land Of Johnny Bull,
Brother jonathan and Monster Nongtongpaw.
The Peoples Almanac of Useful and Entertaining
knowledge, for 1889, Just received and for sale hy
WM MckEAN,
ocis cor Camp and Common st
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TTAVANA SEGARS-25000O Cnzaloraa, Rcsn-
IL las AID CannoDs of different brands, store,
and for sale by
SLATER 81 TRlER
octl7 40 Poydras 1T
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
yE7HE Copartncrship heretofore existing under the
a firm of GLOYD " MCDONNELL, in the tx
change Hotel, has been this day dissolved by mutual
consent. John Mcdonnell is charged with the settle
Of the affairs Of the late coparner4hip, and the
name of the firm will be u3ed only in iiquidation
Octl--i333
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COMPTROLLER's OFFICE-SECOND MUNl-

CONTROLLERS OFFlCE-SECOND NUM-
CIPNlTY.
New Orleans Oct 10th 1888.
A GREEABlY toa resolution Of the Council; dated
"a 18th September, 1888, sealed proposals will be
received at the office unt Tuesday the 9th day o
November next fer Three Hundred Thousand Dollars
Bonds of this Municipality, payable in thirty years,
and bearing six per cent per annum interest Tha IN
tcrest payable semianuulliy in London, New York
or New Orleans as may be agreed on.
The Bonds to be for $1,000 EACH if tho interest be
PAYABLE in the United States, and for E250 stg each, if
the interest be payable in London. The proposals to be
endorsed Proposals for bonds
octl Comptroller.
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LOUISIANA INSTITUTE.

LOUISIANA INSTITUTE.
HHilS Institution for the education of young gentle
4 will go into operation on the first day of De-
ober in The basement story of the Methodist Church.
of Carondect nd Poydns, under the direction
ofthe undersigned who tus occupied the chair of nah-
euatirs in several Colleges of the north, and who is
graduate Of of the celebrated universities Of
Europe.
The course of studies to be pursued in this seminal
ny will be comprohended i'll thu following division viz:
l. The English department. embracing all tho
branches of thorough and accomplished English cd
ucatiou.
2, The classical department, compromising the
Latin and Greek languages.
B. The department of modern languages, in wheh
will b0 taught the French, Spanish and German lan-
guageS.
4. The mathematical and PHILOSOPHICAL department,
eomprehendiug zebra, Geometry, the two Trigonon-
cries with their practical application to Surveying,
N yigat on, Astronomy SC. Natural Philosophy and:
Chemistry illustrated BY Appropriate experiments.
U37 Evening Glasses in The Modern Langu es viii
be formed and attended to from the LIST October.
c j HADERNANN,A N.
REFERENCES:
GIBSON Esq,
REV PRESIDENT SHANNON, LoRis;sna College
Jackson. "
DIR e A LUZENBERG,
l. G. DUNCAN ESQ,
NICHOLSON f. q, New Orleans.
sci DS 1919
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-17

JEFFERSON ACADEMY.
PREPARATORY to Jefferson College and to 9TH
! ers conducted by b. Granet, l. l. ID.
Exchange Alley, between Cont and Bienville. 1h';
situation was the most eligible that could be found
being entirely free from the Disc of the and the
raiting of drays and carriages
The Jefferson Academy is divided into two depart
merits. The Junior elementary department for the
various branches Of common education in French and
in Engli>h-lhe Senior department for Latin Greek,
Mathematics, &c. Punctuany, order discipline
renns. Junio, Department, per month; $40
Senior do 15
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a EAF LAKD-50O Kegs Of prime qnaiy, in siqrc
H snd for sale by
SLATER 81 TRIER,
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aNLUUk -i0D bbs flesh Flour, just received IN
u store, AMI for by
octi7 Al New Lovcc
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ny NCHAN,it. on Boston, for sue by
Ia ISAAC BRIDGE g. Co,
oc,l7 l34 Magazine st
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FOR NEW YORK.
FOR AI,EX ANDRIA,

b. f'y1'E5s7 D, The steamer DENMARK. will
lrEESi=- =, ernn as a regular packet during low
4.ss5fst5ls.rsta. WATER from month of Red River to
Alexandria. For particulars apply to
sCp:2 JNO III GRAHAM.
AgNGGlNG s. BALE ROPE-3OO pieces bngging
4 , 100 coils 10 e, for sale by
LAWRENCE !, LEGENDRE,
sep29 IS or % New Levss
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1ODFISI-300 boxes, for sale by
" Isaac BRIDGE & co,
octl7 1871 Magazine ST..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-17

BANK BOOKS.
UST received a few groce of DorNv Bank Books;
y also, few Medium Bank iooks ior sale by the
groce, dozen or singleby e,,,
oct6 N Y Stationcrs Hall, q ChaIt,es 81
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ST, CHARLES THEATRE.

81. CHARLEN HEA NEs
vHSHlS magnificent structure has undergone, during
the recess entire new order OF emliellishmentj
the whole OF the interior has been repaired; the Cham
leer has been taken to pieces, and its l3 cwt. Of cut
glass leads and drops cleaned and polished; nothing
6ns been neglected. either in the building itself Or in
which have been made with the first dra-
matte talent in the country, to promote the high char.
meter Which the st. Charles has obtained both at home
and abroad for its being Of the first dramatic Es~
tnbljshmens i'll the Nolld
The Orchestra, heretofore acknowledged superior,
has been cons erably increased in number and talent,
end former deficiencies in particular members Of tho
Prague Band
the day will be Produced and in style which it is pre-
suned will give general satisfaction
| The following Ladies and Gentlemen are in treaty
with, and engaged,
JOHN IT. BARTON, Stage Manager,
EDWIN FORREST,
JUNIUS BRUTUS BOOTH,
]. II SCOTT,
IL. ]. FINN,
JOHN BARNES,
S. r. BROWNE, and
GEORGE HOLLAND.
Mcssrs. Harrison Alessrs. Plumsr,
Pearson, Page,
Furren, Porter
Williams, Davis,
Cowel, Parct
| Debar Dennison,
| And others in treaty.
CELESTE,
ELLEN TREE, JOSEPHINE CLIFTON,
Mrs. Barnes,
Miss Charlotte Barnes.
Nlesdamcs Farrn, hIesdes. Sidney Cowe,
Cowel, Jones,
Piumer, Seat,
Il Harrison, G.. Smith,
+. Brown, Ravenot,
| Madden,
Smith.
S M. LEE, Principal .1rtiss.
N. Lewis, Costumer,
We'll, Tailor,
NnlIt Nnln
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-17

M A ION II OF S E H TEL,
BALL ROOM,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-17

TOPPENAS-95 bbis in store and for sale BY
u q DORSEY,
notify "A New Leved
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V1JlOUR-l6O bbls page brand) landing from steam
Il boat Selma, Tor sale by
G d )RSEY,
octI7 A New Levea
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buckles, Cunie Powders, &c. A small invoice
u in store, and for sale by
octls Tank Place
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NUNNLY BAGS-7o bales J & 3 1-2 busle! bugs,
w in store and Tor sale by
& DORSEY,
octl6 Al New leyee
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ew Orleans, October -, 1893.

FALL & WIN TER CLIO THING.
Y y. FREEMAN & CO., No g. Magazine street
~ receiving their supplies Of Fail and White
Clothing and will continue 10 receive shipments rcgu
larry throughout the season. Their assortment being
large will enable them 10 supply merchants frol,
the county, the shortest notice. fof sale wholesale
or retail, accommodating terms.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-17

H9ooTS Shocs and Brogans--4O7 cases Boots
, Shoes and BroRans, landing from ships Cher g.
kee Eliza Ann, and Henry, comprising gasd apsost-
ment and sugabe for the city country trade, and
which will be sold t,e most accommodating seryss.
A r DUNBAR a. co;
oeti II Cqsom &1Ss o
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-17

% L AN ! n aItLStttt
THNIIE undersigned have formed c0partne"siip I'M
Il der the firm of NicDDN NELL & WATEh Is,
at the Exchange Hotel, ST, Charles st. from and nj
ter the first, day of November next.
Individually under obligations to the citizens; st~an-
gers md travellers generally, for the liberal patronage
received while conducting separate establishments
in tbs city, they beg leave to announce their de.
,crnin ton to their united efforts to please, while
catering for the tastes and neral comfort of their
guests and hope thereby to ensure continuance OF
public favor and patronage. .,,.,,.
JNO MDOENEIL.
D c WATER IAN,
The Nntchez Treetrader; louisville Journal; New
York Express Philadelphia iirrald and SEMI ell; hoS-
ton A!3s will please publ the above three times, and
ca, ia, ;r accounts f. tllia office.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-17

NTARNlSIIES-A large and extensive stock from
v the mandatory of b Smith Il Co. comprising
in part the following: extra polishing J, do no ?;
furniture [, do >, do B. coach vurnish no do
.; varnish |, and for or inary use; hluck and
brown japan, for sale by
septic Il. CLANNON, 10 Camp st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-17

TO DRUGGISTS.
EUS7' received pership.Q rlennS from York
ID 90 sroce black Court Plaster,
- do Flesh cold do
, do Henrv's cacined Alagnesia;
. do Buffers Aperent do
DAVID FFLT 4 CO,
octj2 Y Stationers' Hall, Chartre st
BOOTS, Shoes and Rrognns, comprising a general
I , assortment, -uitable for the city, or country
trade landing from ship Cencordia and for sale low
~''"''' 'rf'''''' i'r',Ai i DUNBAR & co,
sens 81 Cusom House.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-17

faEA}t--.GaI uss 'GaG IN storl igr sale hy >
IN 1tlEijS Il COOPER,
opl = g! Julia at,
/ gEAg6 BRAs0T, A few bsis Idpeoch brandy
for sale Ny ,,,,-..ro,u
ocl5 2, Bank Place
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-17

SUkYEYOK'S OFtICE-SECOND MUNiClPAL-
I'll OTICEi is hereby given that in conformity to a
~ resolution of the Council Of the Second Mu-
nicpulty, passed their sitting OF Tuesday, The 10Th
of August last will ut othe 2nth October, 1888,
adudicatc al my office to the loves, bidder the fur
nishing the timber required for one year, from the
date Ell the adudicatou for bridges and ether MUM
nicipal works, ex usive only of the timber already
contracted to be furnished for the wharves The wood
to be sawed Cypress Of good quality, free ioms"r and
without flaw of any kind.
Satisfactory security in the sum Of $lOti will be re-
| xured.
New Orleans, Oct. 10th, 1888.
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From The Pacifc.-We are indebted to an es-
tcemed friend for the following extract OF letter
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aNLOUR--200 bbls super fine flour, Just received;
Il unl Tor sale by
LAYET e. AMELUNG,
octl2 IL Commerce st
| . ARD-50O Kegs Prime Leaf Lard, in store and for
| ~ sale by LAYET u AMELUNG,
| octl2 II Commerce st
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UI1GD Record i'apcr--Just received few raams
4 : tludson's ,e,y fine bue record Cap, both plata
and ruled, for sale BY ,.,
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NfpE&M CANDLES-Ter sale by
e READ & BARSTOW,
oct15 Bank Place.
FGAl. 300 bales Northern Timothy Hay in store,
EE for sale by ,-,>,
ortl5 80 Jua st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-17

.saAsA Oz. Suphato Of Quinne landing and for sale
eSpO by ii BONNABEL,
nCtl3 1chDnitnnlns st
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BACON SIDES-40 casks superior Cincnna,i
I'D cured, in store and for sui, by
q DORSEY,
Oct6 4i New levee
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EHE BEANS-l5O sucks in store and for sale by
III Il DORSEY,
octl6 A New Leyee
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ETHIAGA WINT!--Swert oud Dry MaIaga Vine
III in or casks aud lndi u hbls, entitled to dehonure
i,,, sale Nv READ u BARSfOW,
mills e. Grayier 81
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ri UTMEGS-i cask fresh Nutnrgs in store, aud tol
l sale by THANER & co,
octl2 ~ poydras Al
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gTiALS--lO0 grore assorted, from Dyos manufac-
v tory, for sale at cost, by
II BONNABEL,
octi2 cor Natchcz u 'rchopiloula-
1 GRUbS-40 large packages OF Drugs and Medi-
J cnes, recevJd by the ship Dre@n5, nnl for sale
by II 10, NthN',
octI2 cor Natchrz & Tchopioulas
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I'M. *. a u. ID. Newcoamb,

UEAVE opened house for the transacting of gem
d cral Commission business at Natahcz, ard any
business confled TO them shall be faithfully attended
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w HISKEY-50 blls in store, for sale by
w octl6 q DORSEY, "A New Levee.
Il 1NSEED Oil III store and for sale by
IL q DORSEY,
Octl6 Nn,. nunn
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-01-20

Why did Maurice stanwood gaze SO
fondly at Maria that evening, as she glided
ABOUT ,imparting happiness to all around
herl Why did he listen so ir:...2r....i!y as she
accompanied the piano with her clear, mu.
steal voico9 Why did he linger by her
side till the last carriage rolled from the
door, and then reluctantly took his depar.
turel lie had long been secretly attached
to Maria, but having frequently declared
he wouldascertain the disposition of his
intended wife previous to marriage, he had
delayed his proposals, ''though the power.
ful artillery of the eye, and the thousand
nameless signs in loves progress, had ex.
pressed as much, nay, even more, than
words could possibly have DONE"
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris remained week in
the city, and were delighted with Maria's
attentions, who showed them every thing
Of note in the city, from the State house to
the menagorie. They returned home loa-
ded with present for their little ones, and
an invitation to make them an annual
visit.
In the course Of few months Maurice
Stanwood and Maria were united. They
made visit every summer to Uncle Jo-
seph and Aunt Hannah, to whom Maurice
declared himself indebted in part for his
sweet wife; justly remarking that the seeds
of benevolence and righteousness sown in
her breast, would not have vegetated so
luxuriantly in the city atmosphere,
Maria still preserves the dress worn in
childhood, and when tempted to cherish
afiectatlon and pride, finds check in
viewing this talisman. She takes great
pleasure in improving and training the man
ners of the Harrisses, one of whom she
keeps constantly with her.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-01-20
FASHION.

The origin Of lit is stated in the N.
Hampshire Gazette, that the present fash
ion Of wearing long hair over the ears orig.
mated with state prison dandy who took
that mode Of concealing from the public, the
fact that his ears had been cropped. We
think it very likely, and we think it our du-
ty TO extend the information for the benefit
of the beaux, who pride themselves upon
the near resemblance to a poodle. Whisk-
ers, mustachois and imperials are all very
well in their way--for those who have
particular partially for the ''dress circle" in
congregation Of bears-but, no other gem
ius than one fostered within the four walls
Of penitentiary could ever have obtained
SO good an insight to the mysteries of hid
eousness, as the inventor of modern ear
locks; and he must have taken the hint
from some absent minded kitchen wench
who had pinned her scrubbing cloth on to
her head, instead Of pair Of false curls,
brought of Jacand or somebody else, for a
ball.--M Y. Gazette.
Fashion is fashion, and we seldom grumL
BILE at its vagaries, for as strange as may be
its devices, they soon become familiar if not
agreeable. Fierce fashions create sensa-
ton of awe-rufiianly fashions have at least
something vigorous and startling in the idea
-droll fashions make us laugh, and eccen-
trio fashions, such as buttonlng waistcoats
awry, have tendency to strabismuS or
quizzical squirting in the beholder-but this
dog's-ear-ear method of wearing the hair is
broken hearted, I-would-ifI-could, jail
bird looking affair, which has no SAVIOR of
redemption about it. The wearer gives
himself species of expression between
half hanged, and half drowned, which is ac-
tually pihable. Commend us to the Bru-
tus cut, to the flowing locks of the profit
gate Ecavalier, or to the utilitarian crop Of
the round head--any thing but curveless;
spiritless candle-wicks which seem to cry
aloud for tallow.-Mt. NeaCS.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-01-20

Qualifications for Matrimony.-NOwO wO-
man ought to be permitted to enter upon
he duties of connubiality without being
able to make shirt, mend coat knit a
stocking, bake a loaf of bread, roast joint
ofmeat broil steak, make pudding, and
tiianufacture frocks, and ct ceteras for lithe
responsibilities.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-01-20

A bit of a wag on board of the steamboat
from Norfolk, being not little disquieted
in his slumbers by some fellow dodgers
who seemed to dispute his claim to the
berth, called out, "Hallo, Stewardw
'What, massa 2"
"Bring me the way bill"
"What for, nassau A
81 want to see if these bed-bugs put down
their names for this berth before | did-il
not, | want 'em turned out.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-01-20

The sun strove in vain to pierce the
murkey atmosphere of the city; the lone
payment echoed the football of some solitary
pedestrian the occasional clatter of viii
dow shutters, and the rattling of bakers
and milkmen's carts the lazy smoke curl
ing sluggishly from the towering chimneysi
indicated the inhabitants would soon arise
from their slumbers, and pursue their daily
ayoeaiions.
Ere tie city had assumed the appearance
of life and activity, covered wagon drove
to the door Of Mr.. Ellmgwood and the fee.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-02

cough but has always generally attended TO
her domestic concerns until the forepart Of last
winter, when she had sudden and severe attack
of pain IN her side, and distress ed for breath. l
immediately called upon one of lie hest Physi-
Clans, who attended carefully upon her, and
was vol satisfied with his treatment of her case,
though her distress was partially allevaied, there
was no hope of her recovery, htr Doctor told her
size bad the consumption. and that her LEFT
LUNG WAS PARTIALLY CONSUMED, and
seemed to despair other recovery, rs well as my
sell, We calculated she could not continue but a
short time, lie left her nothing but sleeping pow
der TO command her rest, when providentia1ly l
fell IN with those Sanatlve Drops, and though she
was altogether faess The first drop she took gave
her some relief: she continued taking them exact
y according to the directions, erappeiite was soon
restored TO a child's appetite, and she continued
gradually to recover so that do rot know but her
h,alM is mono as good as 1t has Teen since are mar.
ricd. sag ten yars.
N. b. She took about ono and one halfbottles
when she called herself wei.
Orrington, Maine, April 80. 1873.
Timothy GEORGE"
The above medicine is for sale, ut the Store Of
c. S jerks, Bath. Also by WIN LUNT Esq.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-02
NhN Low SPIRITS spirits is certain

NN Low SPIRIrS.-Low spirits is a certain
Vpstate of the mind, accompanied by indigestion,
wherein the greatest evsa are unprecedented upon the
slightest grounds, and the worst consequence M
agincd. Ancient medical writers supposed tins DIS
case to he cnnfn TO those particular regions of the
abdomen, technically called hypochondrih, which
situated the right left side of that cavity
whence comes the name lypochondrass.
SYMpToMs.--I'he common corporeal syn ptoms
are latulency in the stomach or bowels, acrid eruc-
tatons, cosiiveness spasmodc palms, glddlness DIM
of sight, pa piiaons, and often an utter nabilI-
tv of fixing the attention upon any subject ofimpor-
tance or, engaging in any thing that demands vigor-
or courage Also l.ngnidness--the mind becomes
irritable, thoughtful Responding. melancholy and
DETECTED, accompanied with total arrangement OF
:hc nervous system. The mental feelings and pc
cuar train of ideas that haunt the imagination aud
overwhem the judgment, exh bit an infinite diver
sv. The wsest and best of men are US open tothls
affection as the weakest.
CAUsEs--A sedeniarv life Of any kind, especially
study protracted TO laIe hour in the night,
and rarely relieved by social intercourse, or exercise
n disspl-te habit, great excess in eating and drink
ing. the i-nmoderaie use OF mercury violent purga-
tives, the suppression of some habal ischarge, or
long continued eruptlon relax ton or debility OF
more important organs within the abdomen Is
frequent cause. ft
TREATMENr.---The princi pal objects oftreatment
are, to remove indigestion, to strengthen the BODY
and to enven the spirits which may be promoted
BY exercise, early hours, regular meals, and pleas
ant conversation. The bowels Excessively being
carefully regulated ly the occasional use Of a mid
aperient We know nothing better calculated 10
obtain this end than DR.. VIM. Evans Aperient
Pis---being mild and certain in their operation The
bowels being once clcanscd lis inostimahle Camo-
mile Pills, (Which tonic, anodyn. and antl-spas-
modc) are an inlah'e rene y,and without dispute
have proved great blessing to the numerous public.
Some PHI sicians have recommended free use of
mercury but it should not be resorled to- as in
many cases it will greatly aggravate the symptoms,
Tie Medical office Of DR., VIM, EVANS is at
No. Z, Division street. near Chatham square where
his Comomie, as well as his excellent Family App
elient Pills, may be obtained. Sold also by his adj
vortised country Agents
J, Fl, JONES, corner OF Middle and Union SITS,
Portland, is A gent for the State OF Maine, where
persons NAV apply for Snb-agencies. 1yAug "a %