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ErAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

ErAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
Coor dc Commerce, dc la Nile Orleaps
NO. Auoo.-Jusa'n Cnstnnie fen stat darrcstntion.
conlre Sos creanccrs Ct los crGanc;ers do J
Castanle 4. CO.
] Els Crtancicrs dn pctitiennairo sont not;fi<e
IL deParaitro en- pIene cour saMrli, 2s So teu.-
bro 1889, III I'esres du main, pour mon,ye. les
causes sI!s Gil ont, PouTquvi re ne oaa-
rail- pas du bGn66cides lois faitcs en- taveur A..
dobtonrs insolvobes en- Gtat dnrres,a,,on 81 =.
memo temps toutcs poursu,sa iupiciarcs con,,e q.
personne OF ses Proprlctes der'urrent suspendues.
senter los creancers absents
Par ordre do la cour
N.Orleans, lc 1scp,. 1899. ED. GARDrRE.
sIu-aw Clerk
William Shaw & Peter TruGcau W: their
Creditors.
NTATE OF LOUISIANA First Ju,ci i Dis
- trct Court.
The cesson Of tho insolvcnts property is acccp.
.ea Tor tho benefit OF their crcd,ors i, is ordered
That meeting OF Their said creditors do take plaee
a., the office Of W. Y. Lewis notary public. ON
ihursday, the .l9th inst. at 10 O'clock A. H., Tor
the purpose Of dclbcra,lng on the affairs Of said
nsolvents; and in the meantime all iudic al nro.
ceed'ngs against their persons and property arc
stayed. r''r''9 a''
Witness the honorable A M buchanan ;,d.o If
the court aforesaid, this 9Th September. ls39.
s4o-a 7, LIE BLANC, Deputy Clerk.
William Shaw 4 Peter Trudo.u vs. louF
Creanccrs.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE--Courierd u Fro.
III mier Dstr CT Judiciare
Ia cess'on DIES bicns par les ins lvablos nyant
cue accepl6e par Ia cour pour la Itn6ice DC feuys
crcancers, est ordonnG qu'unc assemblies dcsdits
creanccrs ait leu en- Police dc W. Y. Lewis, no,
ta'rc publique, Jeudi 10 du courant, 10 housss ",
nntln, Petfet dc dtlihercr les atfaire. deg dH
!nso'vabies, Ct IN meme temps, tou,es poursui,ss
Jut'cares contre curs porsonncs Ct bicns son sua.
penducs.
TGmoin Honorable 4. NJ. Buchanan. iuye do Ia
dit, eo"r. ce septenbrc, 1899.
lust PLE BLANC, dep grcfticr.
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w cut cord wood in the immediate vicinity If Cow
ington, on the other side Of Lake Ponchartran, about
25 miles from New Orleans, and very healthy siua-
ton: comfortable house or lodging will be furnish
ed them gras OH the premises, in which they cook
aud boarI themselves If they choose. a liberal price
per cord will be paid. ,1Applyy to 5>n,,,,,
oil 80 Common. corner Magazine At
1lNO LEr-Thc 2nd story of House No. 40 Cdmp
L stree; possession given on the LIST November. 1t
Gun b. divided and wifi make large and desirable
o. TOWAR's Bookstore
NEW WORKSHOPS Sketches complete in / vol.
i umc; illustrated with twenty plates Ly Geo Cruik.
shank. The same work without plates
The 18th No. Of Nicholas Nickleby
Memoirs Of Mrs Hemans, by her sister
Mrs Hughes Blunls Practical Exposition Of the
Epstles to the seven churches ofAsa.
McNlahons System Of Gardening
loudon's suburban Gardening
Just received and for sale by a TOWAR,
EW BOOKS-Lord Rroughnm's Sketches Il
~ Statesmen of George III. Second series
Cnpt Marrya,t's Diary, . vols
Walker on lntcrmarriage
The Thugs, or Plnnsgnrs of fnda an interest ting
history Of an extraordinary fra,erni,y Of ussus-
sits
Nick'ch,y, No. lIc; Boz's Sketches No.l,olO
Jack Sheppard, No.
FIora's Lexicon, Gift and Violet for $780, embossed
. For sale by ALEX TOwAR,
". ~ CdtHp STcet
NEW AND EXCELLENT WOKKS-Roge1s
Physiology: Dun gls"ns Medical Dictionary
Grier's Mechanics Calculator
Adcock's Pocket Enquirer
I.etevrh's Architecture
McCullocA's Commercial Dictionary, latest London
edition
Nlnlthus on Population
Sir VIM Cells POmpinnno
Wilkinson's Egypt, with plates, London edition
Just received and for sale by
Of ALEX TowAR. 40 Camp $,
IJKINTING PAPER AND PRIN'TEKS' INK
Jus, received, a quantity of Imperial and double
medium Printing Paper nso supply If johnson aud
Durants Printing Ink and for sale by
oil ALEX TOWAR. ~ Camp st
Attest PUBLICATIONS-Thc Naval Found.
/ ling. tue of the sea, 3 vols
Nicholas Nicklehy, No.I7
Jack Sheppard, by Ainswortll, LIST vol
l'ozs Sketches, complete in vol
Life of Mrs l'emans, by her sister
English Crown Cases, by Russell, Ryan md Moody,
vols-now law book.
EJOHNs e. Co,
ol-2w cor St Charles and Common ats
~ s:lskEY- 90 bbls l. ,niing from steamer Gerard,
W and for sale by q DuRSEY,
oil "A New Icvec
REANs-s;6 Ibis White Beans, a .frs' rn,e article,
- for sale by DORSEY,
oil Al New i.cvee
T ARD-75O kegs leaf Lard, very s''prror: lor sale
IL hy 6 DORSEY,
oI Al New Lever
lNLOUR-5OO bbIs supcrfne Flour, made from new
l. wheat, for sale by DORSEY,
oil "A New l.evee
MAYORAl.TY OF NEW ORLEANS.
>liE price of flour being this day sc :Ei per barrel
according to the tariff the bakers will give 10
ounces Of bread for ten cents during the week begin
ming on Monday next the 3Oh instant. The loavss Of
second quality, of three for si,n weigh %
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value "'c''o' !" e"Sh'
.o MODE ot DRAWING.
u,"o0 tickets, from 10 lh'''n, will be pu in one
Ml' amt 'o' r']"4' III the blanks, j" another; I"
every h'n''r Il rlzc % blank viii he drawn. until al
r!%rS are determined leaving the balance of mum
,,
'' w. ,'s' query VIII DE received at 'hI
Cmu',n s,r.,.,s 'I ~, e. ~, W. -. |''i''S 'na
,,rlrnus md nr",,,I, G,.,r,a ,,,,sr , ~,
rnu,,trv ms, ,,;J .nl,,,,,,;,,,, ;,,. , Wv,
her of tickets r,Uuir,I n,ilr"sspL IL, ''''
S,,INinr a. n Nil ,rnI Ma n,
n scan!on, will he provides, Fl, lake :, EI,,,;Jn
uh passengers ~ n,y r. d,s;ru,, ,n WINES Inc
drawing.
&c. nc ~ -. 'nv.I.n, r,a' April 'a'y. may
,,n, ,,,.-,, =
NEW MtSlC-JnSt received the following
pieces: New songs will, pinn" forte accompaniment
hadr sl"r not farewell: by { re
nhe''s a time "hanp, time: by } Strauss
we can love n" more:
!r IN me nnNs when W. went n>ps,ms; by Sp"r'r
The old sachrl"r hy I'll Hnyley
S'hhS Il IinE clhw: Il negro song
New pieces 70, the Piano Forte.
Uuu,c,-a K,ol,s f,,,, ,h. ,,o,,.,,. l. :,
EhrI,rh-'rhr G,rl I;,Ilnn,Ja IA
Johann Strauss-phioneI, Wul,zcs for 4 honds
CCzeuvH'j,. ,7f ,rnh ,I,;oo, W "n "a" TO- 10 a."
No. mir from Re- s,nN" g a; MT '.', n',, """'S
H., {, ~, t., UII;; ~ ~ r =. -, '''m
NJ = ; r n;.; n % iu'c t"'"'a
nr,c and uursr,,nr q" "'''' ''''''"u
No. ar t,nm Dnu;,.,,; g. uor;,;-N,
D,niyr,,; - ~ " = " ''"
No. 5 mir from Rossini-No 10 mir from Re,lini
Woocott-"te Aelunae' Il Wnl,ze. auI Gallo.
pndes, for flute mud Piano, Nos, lxs
bl"n'chor-"ood mp, q"ieksep. for the Guitar.
~ EJOElNS T. CO.
va Smti"ners Hall
M ARkYA'Fr'S Diary in America, 2voIs
WI Nicholas Ncklebv No.l6
nnz oEetchcS' No. ~ and last
'a, 'u',sy p',H' Ut ares anti Sketches !" the
r, 'au nt" S'm.n.
ne ,r'"c OF i"rt Edward.
I'M, ~ Nt"''cy A"ai's Jubilee o. me CONSTITUTION,
anu a. ''' "o'e''"S "' me ''ny. Jt'iNS co,
-, corner 81 '"'f''s \ common ats
ENNGi.ISH, FRENCH AND FOREIGN ROCK :
Kousscn" Mn,,H," Mon ~"mI"te works OF VotaFe,
Works Of Hnlznc aihar m,11 W ~; ''"HMs' "o"Sfn
,;rc md ntLr, ,,iIi 'I:' w" ""s"' .'"h,hr-
VIpuir Unv H;,, ! ";..'' '', AZ '"nEe', i""' "
linn Nn,v N', ":;I, "i' '''s''S .r''h he'"'.
"r., If MnI vH,au,n 'it.. IN. n's' Ion ,S'S"'t'' mem
and Iedcul '"' '""' ''' "'"''"'S' La"
EnnIL lI ,. .
Medical nw, Literary, Dic,omr,es. Gr.mr,n,"
School books, standard Novels aud Plays
Iain.-Cla.srsPar Il I"ipsi, c,Ilinns the mos, Mn,
y.L ~
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MODE. OF DRAWING
100000 tickets, from 10 lnn,nV0 will be pu, in onp
" ir' and 100 prizes, " it'll the blanks in another Ia
every number prize blink will he drawn. until al
prizes determined, leaving the balance OF mum.
berS in the wiccl-bupks.
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"ANTED.-Fve or six good wood choppers, to
Nv cut cord wood in the immediate vicinity If Cow
ington, the other side of Lake Pontcharan about
rs miles from New Orleans, and very healthy s,,a-
ed them gratis OH the Premises in which they cook
aud boarl themselves il they choose. liberal price
per cord will be paid. Apply to
Il. X. HYDE 4 BROTHER,
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OFFICE OF THE FIREMAN's INSURANCE. Co.
OF New ORLEANS.
HNHE Stockholders of this Company hereby no.
tilted TINT the 10Th instalacmt on their stock il duo
ard payable on The 9Th OF October next the office eff
me Company. sept II El TRACY.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-01

EMMENE an depot tic la s condo MuncipaIi
Ia un grand Cheval brun, "a pnurncs do hau,su,'
sans marques. lie proprieta,ra vondrais bcn l-rs.
clamcr depot B,rronne, entire Iicvia l. Girod
d'ici Samedi lc Aont uutr .ncnt il EZRA vcndug
10 dit Jour par L. n GuiIlo,tc cncantcur publiolc
jy IS II $ HARPER. Cnp,ta,ns ia Watch
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Orders the above Lottery will be received at II,
office under ihr Vrrnudnh, corner If -. Charles an
Cunmnu streets, aud At No. lnl cha,,rrs street. Ne,
Orleans, nnd pr"nrll, forwarded. Order. from Il,
country post paid continuing r.rnittuWes for the nl,
her OF tickets required. addressed 10
SCHMIDT II IiAMll.TON, New Orleans.
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MAYORAlTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
I'VE price of flour being this day &c '7l per barrel
according to the tariff the bakers will give %
ounces Of bread for cents. during the week b.e-
ming on Monday next the 3Oh instant. The loavss Of
second quality, of three for cents shall weigh IS
per cent more, viz: ounces.
~28 G. GENOIS, Mayor.
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= \ Steamboat will he provided IL take To EI,rhl
nrh passengers may he DESTROYS. to witness II.
drawing.
~ nville, Fla. April, 1899. m,y
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~ AS brought II The Pound II the % Municipality,
w situated in 3aranuc, between ilevia md GivOd
Streets dirk h"y Stud HORSE nbnsl or IS hands
then" The owner Of said nurse wifi fna~G call the
pound prove property, Pay charges aud tAk linn AWAY
on or hcG're Saturday the llt inst ~hin he will hs
aold nj auction by u Gulld,tc, pnhIichnc,"ncer.
II $ HARPER, Capt. Of the Watch.
| sept 5 Per rH(jS HARPER
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For example-fa person whose age is 70 years, next
birth day should pay the Company 81 81 it would in
sure $780, to be paid his heirs whomsocver he may
direct should he die Tor 81 SO annually
for years. the Company would pay 800, should he die
years for 81 36 annually daring life, they would
pay the $l08 Whenever he desAnd the proper
uon for larger samhus $1,000 may be insured for
on person at the age just named for si3 l0or
5000 for Sos So &c.
. TRUSTS AND DEPosITES-The charter of
tie Company also authorizes them TO receive and manage
and trusts Of every description, that may
ned to their charge, whether from individuals courts Of
nce corporate bodies. They authorized to be.
CONG guardians of the estates Of minors and Others and
trustees under wills.
ANY of money may be received in trust and upon
neres and the interest and deposte money be dspo
sedofin conformity With the direction ofthe owner.
g. ENDOWMENTS.--A person who desires pro-
vide capital for ward when he shall arrive at
the age of o. marriage portioa for daughter,
effect the object with the Company .1
L. ANNUITiES.-Wi be granted purchased, and
aCy be immediate, to commence after staedpe-
;jod or after the tecease OF another person
Farther particulars respecting Life Insurance, Trusts,
&c may be had at the office ...." '....
B. w. RICHARDS, President.
JNo. r. JAMES, Actuary.
GEO, w. ASH, Treasurer. APP l3-tf
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HOPE.
i" Hope is a pledge Of glorious rest,
To weary mortals given;
We cultivate the flowers on earth,
And reap the fruit in heaven"

What solace to the care worn and sor-
row-stricken bosom is hope, sweet hope In
the gloom of adversely aad affection, heaven
born hope whispers, in accents of peace, that
rest and comfort are yet in store. 1t stimu-
lAtes us 10 penetrate the dense CLOUDS which
hover over US, and enjoy its good, while 1t is
only in prospect. Misiortunes and disappolnt-
ments encompass us about, griefs and sorrows
weigh US down; the heart is drear and DESC
latc-when hope, angel of mercy, steals into
the Responding soul, and, like the soft moon
beams upon the obscure paths of the forest,
directs our course among flowery meads, and
beside still waters. She not only strews her
flowers in our pathway through this huctuat-
ing world, but she points to the skies-to the
blessed abode Of peace, where the fulness of
her promised pleasures are realized. Surely,
the hope Of rest in heaven is pledge we will
fondy cherish, a flower we will delight to
cultivate whose odours shall cheer US in life
ami carry US smoothly on to the Elysian fields,
where we shall feast upon the fruit in full lru-
ilion.
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From The Philadelphia National Gazette.

tn. Lords prayer.-Many are the mutations Of
language which the of this supplcalion has
undergone, while its calm and spirit endurngy
vve Many ago met with the following whe-
Their IN "Percy's Rellqnes," which contains scTp,ura
specimens OF the kind, or IN some other antique tome
memory serves not. At all events the progress
OF the language in the prayer, admirably illustrated.
In the year 100 the Lords Prayer began thus
"Ircn fader the in hehas, sin gogagud thin
mona, to oyme,h thin rick sic thin villa is in
heoioas and lrerihor ~
Two hundred years after, thus .."..
"Thce IRA ader the cart on heofeup 81 thin mama
genial God. Com thin nc 81 thin villa on earthan
swa, or heoleum" 80 49,.
About two hundred years after this in the reign of
Henry H. it rendered thus, aud sen, over by Pope
Adnen, an Englishnan:.
"Ure,fader IN heaven. ricFy-N
Thy name be hailed cher lichrT
Thou bring ty MICHEL bllsst
Ais bit ia heaven doe.
That in hearthe bCpne it also" &c.
About hundred years af,es in the reign Of Henry
III, 1t ran thus
" Fader thou art in heaycn blisse
Thy Pieyle name it wort the blsse-
Cunen aud mot thy kingdom,
Thine holy will it be all dom
In heaven and in earth also,
So il shall be in full well lero,' &c.
In the reign of Henry VI, began thus:
Our fader that art in heaven, holiewId be thi name
the kingdom thee, he thee will done IN earth
IN heaven, &c.
In 1887 / began thus:
49, our father who ar, in heaven hallowed be thy
name Let thy kingdom Thy will be fulfilled
well in earth as Is IN heaven
" In Percvs Relqnes, there is version Of that pas
sage in the New Testament, where the Saviour Gained
the raging Of the sea- II we remember rightly, that
version in this wise ....
"And when hec gon dounc into itel schippe his
discplens canen i'm, aud resden i'm, and SUDDEN inf:
Lordc SAT us-wen perlschen Thanne he and gif
commandment, to 20 wyndes and ye see an 10! gret
pcsbleness maed."
ITO these gradual changes down, from distant
times in all the literature Of England, from the gor-
gcous times of Shakespeare, beaumont. Fletcher Spen-
ser Brown, and their contemporaries, to The close OF
the Addsonian era il may be said yet to have closed
whc Irving lives, is task Of pleasure. Would that
more than do, might undertake 1t, aud create anew
fair aud hearty relish fSf the superior soundness and
richness Of that tongue won from the good old Saxon
wherein, for the use OF ten words now, the pen or
,snp6e could do their Offices in three.
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NuRE'FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rheumatic
~ Pills are an cifectual remedy for the Rheumatism
and all similar diseases, such Gout Cramp Spasms
Mnmbness &c They have heen extensively used in the
United States for the last fifteen years with very high an
probation, and muudes have been relieved BY them
from most distressing attacks Of the Rheumatism Per
sons who have been afflicted with the rheumatism from
ecn 10 frcrty years, who have been wholly untitled
Tor business for two together and unable to walk
without and have. by using the Pills been fully restored
For sale Ivy Maynard Noyes, sole agents Boston by
the Druggists in Ba more, and r. S. Patterson and S.
!. Todd, Washington. oct 9.6nis
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-12-28

SWAN QUlLLS.-A small lot, very superior, are just
~ received, for sale by F. TAYLOR
Also, English Letter and Note Papers Stevens Blue
and Red Fluids
All kinds, royal scarlet living Wax, in boxes
Perry's National Pen, a article.
Perry's Mapping and Lithographic Pens
Desk Weights, large Ivory Letter Folders Rodgers
Desk Knives and Erasers and Penknives in great vare
ty all at low prices the articles having regard
to the quality be found in this country mar l6
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A Real Blessing 10 M9thers.


DIR. w. EVANS CELEBRATED SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN CUTTING THEIR TEETH
This lnlallble remedy has preserved hundreds of
children, when thought past recovery, from commissions.
AS soon as the Syrup rubbed the gums, the child
will recover This preparation innocent, eica-
cIous and so pleasant that child will refuse let its
gums be rubbed with il. When infants at the age Of
four months though there no appearance of teeth
the pores Parents should never be without the Syrup
in the nursery where there young children for
child WAKES in tho night with pain in the gums, the Syrup
Immediately gives by opening the pores and healing
tho gums; thereby preventing commissions, fcvers &c
AGENTS.
LEWIS JOHNSTON, Washington
G. CRUIkSHANK, Georgetown
BELL Il ENTUSlLE, Alexandria
EDWARD Mcdowell Fredericksburg.
MORTIMER 81 MOWBRAY Baltimore
G. HALL, Norfolk
A. DUVALL Richmond
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WATKINS ON CONVEYANCING, is concluded
w IN the June number of the Law Library which con.
alns also the commencement Of Treatise by the Lord
Chief Baron Gilbert on Rent. The work NAV he exa.
mined at The bookstore NJ F TAYLOR
The Law LtJriy uuh.lshis .3 30 % dollars worth Of
a' books ereTy ycs Tor 10 dollars, with the farther adj.
vantage TO subscribers OF receiving them through the
mall at trlfing postage, in any part Of the country.
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1 IFE INsuRANcG ANb fRUAT coMPANY.-

4 The Girard Life Insurance Annuity and Trust Com.
many Of Philadelphia Incorporated by the Legislature by
perpetual charter, (otee No i59 Chestnut street) make
assurances upon Livesreceiye aAd Trusts and
-eeeiye Deposites in and lnteresgrant Annui
,ies and Endowme make engagements generally
into which the contingency OF life eaters.
: l. LIFE observation-disclosures may effect nsuran-
W " - g, aa @ - e. ~ - - - - hla ~
life; and the premium may be paid annually or in one
sum '.. EN-
The following table shows the rate al which an lnsu-
rance of 100 dollars may be effected the life of heal
thy pc for year. years. the whole dura
non of life residing the Northern Middle States, at
Of the ages.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-12-28

TnE MaDlsoSIANis published Tri-weekly DARING the
.,Inrs Of Congress, and Semi-weekiy danng the TO-
cs,s, al SIS per annun. For six months ~
No subscription will be taken for erin shurt OF six
uontts nor unless paid for adnsacs
Prizes on aDvEKrstss.
Twelve lines, or less, three lssertions, Sl 90
Each additional insertion, 20
Longer advertisements ct prsportcnate rates
A liberal discount made TO those who advertise by
che year. .
h,oks hostage PAID y max; provided it shall APP
s.,r by postmasisfs certificate, that such remittance
has been duly msded
/ liberal discount will be made To companies Of; fue
A. more transmitting their subscriptions together
Postmasters, and others autharixcd, acting our
AGENTS viii be entitled to receive copy OF the paper
ats for every five subscribers or At that rate per
~ subscriptions generally the terms being fulfilled.
Letters aud cemmunic atoms Etended for the esta-
slshnent viii not be received unless the postage
and
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-12-28

Acreage Mortality of Mankind The population of
the whole earth has been vsriously estimated between
eight hundred and thousand millions Of souls II we
fix upon intermediate number, say oi6,oso,Ooo, and
assign thirty years for the continuance OF each genera
,ion we shall find that the chdren OF men come INTO
the world and 90 Of it at the following average
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-12-28

H are called on 10 caution the public, the Druggists
w particular, against purchase from any traveller
under whatever preenees they may be offered, any of
DIR. EvANs's INVALUABLE MEDICINES,
as their unprecedented the cure Of Consump
lion, dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Indigestion, Costiye-
ness Loss OF Appetite, Papltation OF the Heart, Pain
IN the Head Breast, Back and Limbs Dizziness Rest
iessness and all diseases originating the Stomach,
heaft Lungs, LAYER, and their associate organs has
caused reckless lmposter, who il ascerained han
been travelling through Maryland Virginia.
de- to counterfeit and vend deleerous imitation Of
EVANs'S CAMOMILE & APERiENT PILLS;
and another impostor has introduced into Pennsylvania
&c, spurious article, purportng to be PARIs SooTH
which deleterous counte rfes Therefore, in order
TO protect the public against the nroas of such mpos
tons and to secure them the benefit which his Genuine
Medicines fail in bestowing. he has caused the
label of Evans Camomile &c Pills, to be entered
curding TO act Of Congress"
A notice Of which entry is printed on the labels on
every bottle Of the Genuine Pills. and he has caused the
name Of DR. l. Paris 10 be stricken out of the label
his celebrated Soothing Syrup, for children when cutting
teeth, SO that the label Of the genuine syrup reads
abr. VIM. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP"
an nfabe remedy for the pain and sickness to which
children subject when cutting teeth, tested and APP
proved by thousands Of mothers and who have y
It's early application, not only prevented their children
from suffering excrutating pain, but in many
rescued them from death.
NJ BE particular in examining the labels and also in
knowing that DR. Evans vends any OF his medicine
through The medium Of his resident agents. as adyer
tlsed throughout the Union. at his Western office, Lou
isvilie KY and his principal office 100 Chatham street
New York where whole sale orders will be promptly exc
cuted on the most liberal terms. ~
HI The public may rest assured that in every instance
that comes within the knowledge Of Dr. Evans any of
his agents, where the Counterfeit Medicines purcha
sed or wendell he will give them the earliest public
,ce OF the imposition, Already have proceedings both
civil and criminal been instituted against several Drug
gsts who have been detected and their will be
laid before the public At early date The best protec.
ton he offer for the present is caution purchasers
to obtain his Medicines from the Agents only. n,
LEWIS JOHNSON Washington, d. C.
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boston; sold in Washington by W. NJ. Morrison, J. T.
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