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u he receipts OF The sale of the tickets will be de-
posted in the Canal. Union. tnrr"llon, Fzrns and
Consolidated Banks, in New Orleans in the llpmc of
Louis Schmidt jointly with J. Il. Prrrauit actually
Cashier of the Citizens 'nlk, and 4. Buuloun me-
iuulv asher OF the Constituted Bank, Tnlsrrs
per act passed before A. Mazurrnl,, Esq. Not Pub
on til" ID May H' and the properties transferred
the above mentioned gentlemen authenticated as
Tn slees, for the security OF the fortunate prize hu-
ders.
In New York the monies will be deposited in the
Phoenix Bank 10 the rcdIt OF the above named , E,,y
Banks Of New urltnuS
The Public referred to the acts passed heGn C
A. Mnznreuu, Esq. Not. Pun. in relation to the prop
pcrlies which embrace the respective prizes in The
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BANK NOTE ENGRAVING
RAWDON. WRIGHT HATCH & EDSnM

4 AVE oleOrd an Ullcc in New Orleans. possessing
L 4 equal advantages 18th tlleir house in New lolk
for the purpose Of engraving an printing Bank Notes
Bonds, Bills Of Exchange, Ceftica'cS Of Defos $
Checks and other important paler, tegu ring security
against Forgeies and have mnle ample provision for
the safe keeping ~ all Ia,es md impressions entrt,st-
ete their care; their sprci eiarnce The note to,
over fl. hundred bankin. institutions and all orders
will be executed with prtinputndc and on the usual
terms. Office co,aer Of Royal and Canal St..
. Sew Orleans, November o. 1B39--lf. -
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ARRIVALS

2,
Tow hcn, Chickasaw, from English turn having in tow
1hel,rie Elcy. g.
Tow boat Tiger. Crowcl from tie North East Pass hay
inc prncer''ed light the ship Lvons
BarQne Sarah Lee rss Adesid left russ lst.,
int. ship in ohin..
Sup P"m,heon Ashley, fin. Phiade lphia Nov II.
Ship Shakspsar. Council do Nov IL.
ship Palestine
Earq"e Lawrence, from Phade phia. Nov. 2.
Ship Lyons A:gans, fin. Liverpool. Gouds II W An
derson;a Aidz IA passengers.
lixgne Sarah Lee, from New York, Blythe 20 DAVIS from
BRISTOL Cargo 40 boxes Candles and roInurs 10 order
Hrig adelaile, tarr. 3 days iiom Richmond: MIDI
Bri. Ner'icns. Gladden. 20 days from ii-tu Candles
Onions aud Puators.
H. Elcy 90 days o:. Thomaston 1CLO casks Lime and
90 Sparrs to master.
Steamer 81 ilant Hart. I'm Bayou Sara
Steamer Fo mesa. Jordan, FIN /, o
Steamer Tayp Sara, & Nn,th I'm CoI0mlia
Steamer Chnchnm Warning, I'm bay. Sara.
STEAMER Brazil q Smith f ON 1t Louis.
Steamer Ellen Douglass, Recyi from Nutthcz.
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ickmll's Reporter of TUESDAY

Observation-Disclosures Reporter of Tuesday
says:
We disciedil the report that the banks of Philadelphia
are about To resume spec It Payments. They do
by the middle of January. and even then The result can
only he brought about by system ruruilnen,; and
hence much moncntnrv pressure. The legislature
would act wisely and well i'll allow inc the hanks To is
small notes, and also III cnloinng upon them re-
sumption at the end OF n year. or forfeiture of their
charters. Treat them Ike individuals similarly cirrum-
stanccdgVr them time to retrncn hair steps and col
lect their scattered funds lfhev 10 profit ~ this
clemencv, punish them, but in The first place. give them
fair chance They are solvent, generally speakn
No one doubts II. But many rich and solvent man
may labor under temporary difficulty.
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MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,

Ia HGpdnne.
/ rs sousslgntS, nonveaux proprietaircS de 70
~ tab i.aen,eut situG dons la dc Ia Obr apia,
No. it9, Gonna le nom de MANSION
HOUSE, ont rhonneur d'intormcr lie public, qu'ils
teront tous lcurs efforts pour SC rsndro agreabes
aux PerSonncs qui voudront biGn les favoriser de
ieur contiance. les commodities qu'ore celtic mai
son aux yoyagrurs sont assez connuas pour
point ugcr n6ccssairo DEN fare ci lie detail.
81 srp--ly CUNY e. FULTON.
IA 10 LET.
A Two ro"ms the second floor suitable 70
IN, oihrr~;nPl,ls um the premises, No. 81 Camp
street, nj the tucn",s' Insurance. Office n22
L. TO RENT.
It'll Thu thrc sia'y brick srore No. 81 New
Ettl4 ''rr street; r,7- ssSion given iuimediaely.
AppN IL nlH i HNDE& BROTHER.
A 10 REST.
f5EFt,T Two god uu1 Ver' fNi>hcd Houses for
Lsiss4 snHtI Hmrs, and several 'enenens To let, in
the vicinity Of lsoli irch aud Triton and ST Joseph
street.. Apply II, The corins of neord stree, and
Itp0h 'urir, np3-1m
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I'EN AS.

Observation-Disclosures convened ut Austin en-
the llh inst. Both Houses having quorum present
they organized and proceeded to business The Hon
nvjd g. Burnet, President Of the Senate delivered "A,
address before that body on resnmng the chair. The
which resulted in the choice of the following gentlemen
Jno. D, Mlrod Secretary; A. 2. Thompson, Assistant
Secretary; il. Gaines, EngrosSng Clerk; N. +. 3ysls
Sergcnn,a,-arms; r. y. MAnnclIy, Door. keeper Rev
Mr.. Roars, Chanplan.
In the Horse of Representatives, d. $ Knnfnrqn
Esq. was elected Speaker by minority OF nine votes
over the Hon. VIM. MenCae. Mr.. kaufman was con.
ducle' 10 the chair by Nessrs. houston and Harris
who appointed committee to notify him of his
election On taking the chair, the Speaker delivered in
very eloquent aud Impressive MANNER an address Of
thanks. The House then went into the election of its
officers which resulted as follows: Thomas W. Ward
Chief CLERK; A. b. MGill, Assistant Clerk; W. H. II.
Johnson, Engrossin5 Clerk; : H. lioylr, Enrolling
CLERK; Rev. Mr. lianey, Chaplain; MI Stratton, Ser
geanl-at-arlns; Mr.. Wood, Door keeper.
HoNst0n InttNigrncer, Nor. 81.
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SERVANT FOR SALE-A most likely mulat,o
- grl,ayed about 10 yours, n very goo! cook SUI
peror washer lrtner and toemble seanstrcss ami
house servant sober obetIieut aud good tempered
The above servant would be acquisition in any
famlly and is sod because her owner is DESTROYS Of
paying his debts, Apply to the Editor of the True
American. noo-51
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PASSENGERS

steaner BfiIan:. ~ Whitaker, la,ly. Wstkut & LADY,
Mis- joIis Hr Dagot, nnh2 Dacn
. Mr. Morgan Indy and child Mr. e AIRS Smith. alde Cheelue
Ice ler,t MIsknmaslgd sertt Sprnu Sheppard
and serst: eer f;aistin e. IiH,alj ofig
iais Dir m.y DAb,nea ldy and daughter, 4cblIren
sefyts; Al 1.oinalte aud serFG Wihn Doushery..a
drck. n t-s=9t'--'
Per .caisr Raj sara. AR baldwin OIIarron Rraxn
Dr Biacksra,e. Ed ards Keith, ANUS I'orr BE.
lin Simpson, Shelton; Mr. BLOCK w Pay Monsoon N J
Dick i "a : 49, - + = j----. IL ..
r., ste Ellen Dnuafass. Mr. Iysle, Mr. Jacanipc Mr.
Ta,a OF W johnson N M,Wilas. Z r. lsarcs " az ouer
Her ..eanier Br iii AIR and Mrs Allen. Smith. kcr
Ru,ten Ran'con aissine, Janes, Pinder Maj Misey
Nj D.son. Is way cHhn passengers. 50 deck
y Ssss= M EMORANDA
Tho raz reports that tue Mail Orleans and
Dexisa we're 81 louis for inis ot the day,
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THE JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREETCARS
Leave the head Of dickson 81 o'clock AM Canal
street ut "cick. At hafpas o'clock they commence 10
leave both ends every hall hour; until y O'clock except
ing that instead of street at 81 o'clock the car
will leave there ut uCirck Pan.
G II is parcu ariy requc te, that genemr will put
her iec unoa the cushions smoke in the when ue.
present.
Office New Orleans 4 Carroi,en
Rail Road Company,
October 22d, 1870 JOHN HAMPSON
lriofE n u r
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hAYuRAITy'OE NEW 0pJrANS

MAYoRALTy OF NEW ORLEANS.
VNfiE price Of flour being this day s. IS per barrel
Il hccoIdng 70 the tariff the bakers will give IS
ounces of bread for ten CENTS during the werk begin
ming ON Monday next The It'll instant The loave- Of
second qnaty,or of thee for ten cents shall weigh rs
per cent more, viz: 43i cunrss..
MA c. GENOI.:, Mayor,
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ARRANGEMENT SUNDAYS:
The will leave III the the week DAYS
Shtil O'Clock I'm. when Locomotive will leave
every hour until O'clock, PM and New Orleans every
wntil s o'tlork PM. 49,
An extra Horse Car he obtained eure 70 o. p NJ:
by payn. dollars for the Trip. After l2 o'clock P NJ
10 dollars ill be charged.
Persons going by the Steam Car provide
with Tickets the coudu.tcr has positive directions not to
receive money il lieu thereof
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LOTTERY.
Goo PRIZES, as iollows
Prize-Thnt magnificent three story brick
building, known the ARCADE,
i'll Magazine street measuring 2H6
feet 5 inches lines Gu Magazine
l46 feet 4 inches Grayer street.
and III feel II inches on Nn.ches
ST. This building produces now
rent of S7 ohO perannum, aud beng
III the most iouriSng part If the
city, opposite three banks, md IN
the lnm"tute si!hhurhnnd u tho
ST. Charles and the City Hotels
Its rents will, ina Yer, few years be-
increased 10 fifty lhon~An'! dollars
unnum. Estimated al So O COO
Frizr-- Ia, ,lrrAnt unr sto'v brick t,,n!
Inc know the cry HOTEL,
formerly hr>hop~ Hotel, situated nj
III" c",nrr" oft amp aud Common SIS
meas r'r,ng IT,! i'ri on Common ST.
mad li6 trt 10 inch's ON Camp ST.
Tins building rents nay for 3,Oun
and hClIIg IN the most cent? al part
ot the city, can short, lie increased
to thirty thousand dollars per
Estimhtrd at 90
Prizc-ih" three stony brick dwelling
house, No. 80 Nutrirz street,
ndJoning the Arcade rented al T.
hundred dollars. Estimated at $4,000
! Prize-The tln'e story brick dwelling
house, No. ID, adjoining No. 20, on.
NarhrZ street, rented at twelve
hundred dollars. Estimated at 100000
rrizt-The three story h'ck dwelling.
house, No, l6, adj "nlny No.I9, on
Nnt"ltHSl. rented ut twelve humid
red ,luliniS. l. stImacd at $50 900
Pri2c-ihp dwelling house No. =, nullh-
east corner ct Basin and Custom
.l,ilSc sheets, measuring 40 feet
front ON Ba, II street, A. feet 'front.' on
franklin srrcct, by ~ fee, depth on
tusinnI!"uSr street; rented nj fl.
teen hundred hnllnrs Estimated ut 500, 90
PrIze-i he dwelling house No "A sou,l-
wf+l corner "f Basin street, meas
urng - feet inches on Basin 81,
- feet inches on Franklin street,
by Ia feel I03 inches depth on Gus
lomiuusr street; .tnrd fifteen
hundred dollars. Estimated at $4,000
PrlZC-Ihe TWO STOW brick dwelling house
No. &'9 on Royal street, between
Irsune and Hospital Streets meas
urng q feet 8 ne..rs on Royal ST.
by III ec in hes in depth rent
I'd at $1,000 per uuEum.
Estimated at $4,000
PriAe-2l0 shnrcs Canal Bank stock at
500 sucl, $4,000
PflZC--.UU shares CONNER ca1 Bank stock
S!oornch, .s2o,ooo
Prlzl-!lO shares mechanics md TIA
d'rs' Bank stock, at Slih each, $1,000
) l'rizrs OF zee shares each, II, 'anii, 30 ODu
> tflA's of 81 -: =, ENrhAngr 10000
, Prizes Of - Ga, Light, 5000
F,lzrs Of Is Mechanics and
Tiadrr,, 5000
20 Prizes of 10 g. 81 Louisiana State 90, 90
10 Prizes Vt . a :" t.tS Light 4InO
900 IiZr> of ! :" Bank Of Orleans, 2U,ulN
@0n rrIzrs of / /" " Union Bunk of
FlorMa 5000
1t Shall be n the option Of thu: winners Of prizes OF
bunk stocks, either take the STOCK itself The par
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lOi,Go0 tickets, nj SO scheme price. 81 ,:,ONOO0
Selling !n're go per ticket.
SYLVESTER s. CO., 1856 broadway, NEW YORK
Sole Agents.
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MANSION HOUSE .IbDIE ET. ;,

VENiE undesignrh present proprfctors of this we'll
L known establishment, called The Mansion HOWE,
situated Dbrap street, No. ll9, hive the honor TO
announce the public that their greatest care and n,-
eution will be dedicated to render comfortable persons
who mny favor NI'm with their patronage. The ad-
vaages possessed by the house for travellers for its
locality, cniece, &c. well known that it 10
unnecessary cnumeru,e ,hem.
sep, 4l-lv CUNf & FULTON.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-03

Another ncw Packet Ship-rhc elasticity OF
spirit manifested by the New York merchants un ,
der pecunary PRESSURE has led t, tho tAcetious y,
mark, that when useless fer every other purpose,
they would make first rate co0ch 81 rings The TN
precedentcd rapidIty with which Of our great
shipping houses have recently added vessel after
vessel to tho several lines of which 1hoy arc prouri
etors, would almost seem to warrant this ,xargc-
rated metaphor Within very sI,ur, space of Ii q,
we have visited the .Memph's the Franhtor;, fine
Patrick Henry, tho Nc,c fork, and Yesterday vc
had the pleasure Of spending hour on board the
Fam.feid, splendid new ship Of 100 tons !,urthcn,
which has Just been added to johnson,
and Lowdcns New Orleans line. Tine
Fairfield was built by Ticket and Thomas, bcjup
the second beautiful specimen Of naval nctr crnr,,
cdnstruc'ed by them for the came lue, wi,n,n two
months. The same builders have no4y on the 81, cks
if not already launched, htd first class vessel for
Mcssrs. Johnson and iowdcn to be allied Tic Yo,,,
Kingsland. This last named ship will G ready to-
sail for New Orleans in week two. The FAR.
field viii sail on Saturday, the 23l instant, under
The command Of Captain Lyon, late Of tho Oconce.
The follow re- are her Dimensions -.''
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-03

On the - inst. the Presidents Message was sub
mitt:h to both Houses Of Congress- We nrraiIxo,ls to
receive copy that may be enabled to Law it be-
fore readers. 1t is SPOKEN of as most abb. duc,
ment confirming some new suggest tons, all Of wl' II
tcrcStlng and breath mOSi devoted and putr,u,c
feeling for the welfare n the country at large. ,lht
not it will prove mastery production, wei, worth The
attention aud study Of every well meaning ctyen--ib
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-03

OFFICE OF THE FiREMAN's INSURANCE Co..
OF New ORLEANS.
IINHE Stockholders of this Company are hereby no.
tilted that the 10Th nslalent on their stock is duo
ard payable on The 9Th OF October next the Office ct
the Company. septl2 ELTRACY'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-03

The last Raleigh tN. ca Register states that pain
tu runnr had been in Giro Hlaton that city for several
days, the amount of which that the Hon. Edward
Stanley md VIM. l.. Kennedy, Esq, If Braufort had
ing the challenger. That paper ndds-"juSt is our pa
rr goes t" press report is in circulation: whether true
or ul>c We kno" not that the parties were on
their way to the battle ground, and bound over'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-03

: The dccoralohs Of The snIoons arc in The mos!
Snpr"b rnodrrn style, and thu omnodalio ions 70.
passehgers IN every respect ample and co u,o
iuus. '-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-03

u Doors open at G-Performances to commence
ui7 o'clock. IN
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GRAND REAL. ESTATE.
LOTTERY OF PROPERTY.

lNVINTtW y NFFTTOUV1
TO 81. DRAWN on THE 1T DECEMBER 1880
IN JiCKSDNIJLIE, FXa
n,irr the suprltrndrnr, Of the Commissioners mn
by the Legislative Assembl, If FIuriIu.
StililiDr K HAMILTON,
Nu11ur
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IL Ssnson Tickets may be had At the Box Office
Open 'front.' until O'Clock.
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MODE or nR WING,

1t Shall be III the option Of thu: winners Of prizes
bnnk stocks, either take the stock itself The PAL
value thereof in cash.
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AND NEW YE1hS GIFTS ,

Verandah, St. Charles Theatre, Campt Stree,
Theatre, Caldwcl's St. Charles Arcade, IIo-
tets, Stores, Dwellings, &c. &c.
CAPITAL PRIZES! -!
Lonisiana Grand Real Estate and Stock Loiteries
by authority ola law of,he State of Louisiana,
9th March, 1928
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-03

GREAT CRY BUT LITTLE WooI-ABuLIrIoN IN New
York ClTf.By the official returns of the late election
we learn James &. Rirnie who up by the
Anti Slavery Society, li3 Nassau street. Uews Tap
pan, honddcsil) as their special candidate for senator,
received, eli told, just TIRE hundred and sixty three
votes. This represents the exact moral and ph, steal
force If the AhonnistS in this city. md CON
tcmnhe SET patrv knaves, make all III noise and
brighten awnlv southern hre,hen, vet ex-
listed since Noahs food,-N. Y. Mornine Uernid.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-03

CALDWELL, OAKLEY Il PRITCHARD,
Managers und Proprietors.
The prizes are many public and private buildings
which adOn the city of New Orleans, aud are the pride
of it nhabl,ansthe NerandIh, St. Charles Street
Theatre, American Cnmp Street Theatre, Caldwel!s
ST. Charles Arcade. with Hotels Dwelling Ilouses,
Stores, Huiing l.rts, many entire squares of Ground
&c&c ready for transfer to the holders of prize
uckes.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WASHING NBALL ROOM

EErwEEE ROYAL s0URBoN STREETS.
1--WE MANAGER of the Washington Bail Room,
respectfully informs his friends ard the pubc,t t
the above mentioned establishment will open for The
season, on Monday e'enng, November 4,i, 1889, bya
GRAND DRESS aND MASQUERADE BALL,
md will continue 'hrnughou' The every Monday.
Wedne sday and Sa'urA'y evening Of each week.
Abundance for Gentlemen, ~ 90
Now llrleans Oct 9llh
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-03

u I.l. HANSlf,n1 the 20 n;,lan'i Of unnv of his
friends has consented 10 brcnt,ic candidate for The
office OF Mayor of this city.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-03

s. tCCESSDRS to Alexander Tnwar 40 Camp
- street, take pleasure in informing cnstonr RS If
the late house and The public generally, that having
purchased from Mr.. Towar his tire stock of books
paper &c; they have such additions MS will max e
their assortment very complete. They will always be
able To supply Printers with iuks, paper for sru-
pers, book and job work of description on tue
very best terms City and country Chants will find
blank hooks OF every kind, quality, and price, ogcher
with check books, bill books, Custom house blanks
bills lad'ng with all articles OF stationery usually kept
in hook stores Copying presses, copying ink, Ste
ven'x light and dark blue and black writing fluids;
Bankers not. cases, pocket books, &c &c genera
assortment of ho"ks in all the departments of science
and literature. with the most extensive and complete
assortment If school books offered in New Dr cnue
nil Of which they prepared tn sell country lrr-
chants and dealers NJ the 10" est wholesale prices.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-05-07

tAy4fhRApa "
THE CORs AHR.
4 Gazeite o Literature Dramatic Meas, and
Criticism, Fashion and NorsEg.


A Gazslte of Literature Dramatic Neios and
Criticism, Fashioland NorsEy.
M P. WILLIS and T. o. PORTER
propose 70 issue weekly, u the city Of
New York, paper Of the above designation
and character. Il IS their design to present as
amusing periodical as can be made from the
current wit, hunaor, and literature Of the time
70 collect the spirit not only Of English, but Of
French and German bellies lettres 10 give
dramatic criticisms, with yigilant impartiahty
and care IN short, to picture the age m ifs lit
efatnre and fashion, It's eccentncities and a.
musements.
As the piratIcal law Of copyright secures to
them, free Of expense, the abors Of BULWER
and Boz, Scribe and BALzAc, with the whole
army Of foreign writers, they cannot at present
consistently with the pocket wisdom so well
understood BY American publishers) offer any
thing for American productions. Their crit
cal department, however, viii be always on
the alert for native literature, and 70 the best
Of their ability they viii keep running guage
Of the merits Of compatriot authors.
They see their way very clearly without
crowding upon the track ofany weekly period
zeal and abstaining from more particular pro-
fessions, they take leave to assure their friends
that if the harvest of event, wit, geninss and
poetry, fail not over the world, they can hardly
fab to furnish them with an agreeable paper.
TERMs-Five Dollars IN advance. Address
the Editors by mail. The Corsair win appear
early in the month of March next.
New-York, January, 1889.
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Western Bnnk Note Company.
Cough Mixture.

nOCT. CHAPMAN'S COUGH MIX
IL TURE, for the cure of Diseases of the
Chest or Lungs, as Coughs, Colds, I1ljEuenzas,
ASthnaS, CGtdrrhs, Hectic FeUerS, Splitting Of
Blood, and other diseased Instructions and ir-
rltations of the respiratory system.
The formula for this preparation of medi-
cine is by that eminent medical gentleman, n
Chapman, M. D professor of the institutes and
practice of medicine in the University of Penn
sylyania, physician to the Hospital, and Phia-
delphia Almshouse and Infirmary.
The Cough Mixture has been in use several
years, and its success Is so much greater than
any other article in the market that1ee do not
hesitate to recommend 1t as the most eficacious
medicine for coughs and affections ofthe lungs
generally, now in use.
It's proper to add that the Cough Mixture
does not contain opium in any form whatever,
which is productive of bad effects by continued
use, and too often constitutes the basis of the
popular cough preparations of the day.
The number of does each bottle contains is
double to that of any other article offered to the
public, and renders it far less expensive to the
purchaser than any other medicine now in use.
CERTIFICATES.
have been seriously affected with disease
of the lungs for two years, which did resist the
medical treatment of our best physicians.
used Anderson's cutf5h drops and vegetable
pulmonary balsam, &c. without producing any
other effect than to keep me awake at night
| obtained of the proprietor of DR.. Chapman's
cough mixture a few bottles, and | say with
confidence it is a preparation of medicine far
superior to any | ever made use of in my life
speak from experience, and therefore do re-
commend it to all those who are, or may be,
laboring under similar affections.
DANIEL STEAENs, JR.
Worcester, April Is, 1880.
OfaI the preparations Of medicine in use for
the cure of coughs and affections of the lungs
generally, / know of nothing so Immediately
eficaciens as Chapman's cough maxture.
l. VNAL.
New Orleans, Dec. 10, 1885.
I have used with great success, DIR. Chap
mans cough mixture, for the cure of coughs
and diseases Of. the lungs generally, and can
recommend it to persons in need of cough pre-
paratiOns, as beng fuperior to any sther arti-
Gle. tfEoRGE NJ. PHELPS.
Madison, INDIANA Dec. ], 1887.
- FOR sale at the Columbus Drug Store by
GREENE HILL.
January 90, 1899 81