True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21
The following extract the subject is from the Cincn
nati Journal.
MILES, TOMATO MEDICINE.

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natl Journal.
MILES, TOMATO MEDICINE.
The virtues of the Tomato, not only as a delicious
vegetable for the table, but also medicine, have for
considerable time past, attracted little attention. 1t
has been believed to possess antibilious qualities which,
it they could be ctecGlly extracted, separated from
the supcriuons matter, would be invaluable. This has
been characterized bilious country. large portion
Oh the di jeases arise from isOrcred iires, from de-
engagements in the glnlular stem. This is especially
the the west, and still more the south. If
remedy, easy, safe eectuai ia its operation and leav
ing the constitution nimIairet could he discovered for
bilious complaints this would unluesonably be among
the most healthy climates in the World
Calomel has been the almost universal remedy for
diseases of this character. But 1t is remedy which
nothing but necessity should induce the USE Of 1t may
be considered trespassing the province of another
profession to speak OF this, yet may be permitted TO
express our strong conviction that Calome cannot be
used without injurious and lasting effects upon the sys
TEN, greater or less according to the quantities taken,
and The frequency OF its use, and the constitution OF the
patient. substitute for this, therefore, from the We
getable kingdom is desideratum in this country.
We believe this tesitleiaIm has been discovered in
he Tomato Dr. Miles, of this city, and his associates
with much labor aud expense, understand, have
succeeded in obtaining such extract from this Neseta-
bic as it is hoped, will be found an eectua substitute
We have taken some pains 10 enquire among medical
and others who have used this medicine, AS to its
effects, and feel well satisfied that it will prove
most valuable remedy in bilious complaints. So far as
have been able to learn it has produced The desired
aCttOn Oh llNef,
procuring bilious discharges when needed, and III some
Instances breaking up tevers. with more certainty
and i'll shorter time than calomc: For sick or bilious
headaches it has been found good remedy. Those
who have used say that it does not produce the eb
Eating effects of most other kinds of piatve medicines
that there is no increased danger trsn colds after IT'S
use, and where large doses of caome would be needed
this operates without any danger of the distressing add
injurious effects OF caome when producing sali'ao"
As we have reason to hope from investigation,
his extract OF the Tomato will prove substitute TO
alomel in great variety OF cases, we cam
ard it as blessing to the human family
lptl! perfecth!y safe and free Irou all miner is
thatwe speak Of it, and we trust that itsurauo
fully tested by families. We have every asul subs
'ancr.
The above medicine can be obtained only of the Ge
neral Agents. and those retailing agents haynp ~ con
mission signed by "A. Miles, Prest f. Nj. C." md
conntersgned by"E II b r Stone, General Agents for
Louisiana, and bearing the Company seal
List Of .4gencies.
& b T Stone General Agents for Louisouo III
Tchsupitoulas street.
b lie Market. ~
Paul Martin, cor Old Lsvee and Hospital street.
VIM Sherry, cor Camp and Julia streets.
DR. Mueller, cor Tchoupoulas sire, and St Mary :
market
p Barbat & Co. corner Tchoupitoulas and GiroJ
streets.
&P p Hartwell, Bayou Sara, La.
DR. VIM Staushury, Nutchitoches, La.
ihonias Stansbury, Houston, Texas
Frederick Serda, corner Poydras and Camp SITS.
Geo. Jones, Tivoli Circle.
VIM. Evans No. Building Co. Row.
Application for agencies, or medicines by wholesale
must be- made to the General Agents at New Orleans.
All letters, post paid, will be promptly attended to.
ms ly
STATE OF LOUISIANA
DARISH COURT. for the Parish and City of New
l. Orleans. Present the Hon. Charles Maurian,
Judge, une llth, 1888 No. lO,984-Jacoues Potter
his crebitnrs rpndinp
and schedule in this case, 1t is ordered by the Court
that the creditors of the nsolvent do show cause III open
court Saturda, the 9TH day of july 1885, why he
should not be discharged according law and in the
meantime all proceedings against his person and pro-
Clerks Office New Orleans June II, 1893.
jol4 PAW ARMAND FlTOT, Clerk
JNTAT DE LA LOUlSlANE.-Cour de ParnIsse-
Ga pour la paroissse Ia vile de Ia Nonvclle Or
leans.-Present lhon. Charles Mauran, JUICE, II JUN,
lS38.--No. l09Si.-JGcques Potter cream
riars-Snr lecture ct enregstfement de la petition ct
la schedule dams cette afare, est dccrctc par la cor
cue les creancers de lnsovahe tare SAVIOR eurs raj
sons ouvert Sa"edi de Juliet, 1888, pourquo
il ne serail point dech rge commencement la loi ct en-
attendant tOutes porsuites conre sa pcrsonne
properties sOnt arretces.
Bureau de grcifor. Nonvelle Orleans, | JUN, 1888.
ie14 paw ARMAND rIrOT, Greiiier
T INSEED OII.-lO bbls, landing lrom stcainboui
IL Albany, for sale by q DORSEY,
jei3 A New levee.
HNARLi'S SUPERIOR HAMS-Now landing from
H. steamboat Sultara, supply of the above, put m
i'll hhds, terces and bhls; for sale by
LAGEG " AMELUNG,
jeI3 II tummerce street.
n INSEED OIL--l2 bbs aud casks best Iinsee,
Oil now landing from snip Ne llviilr, and for aI
by JARVIS Il y ..DEEWS
Whales lie Druggists,
Je13 Common and FchupiInulns ST.
SCoTCH AI.E--5O casks lors aud q,arrsJ in store
| - aud tor snichy HOLMES y MILLS,
jelly iunS .Aiey