The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-08

ID EA the following interesting and astonishing facts
~ me following sie among the many CURES, per
formed ny The use Of DIR MN, EVANS Medicine.
fnneiPal Once, NO. 100 Cha'ham street. New York,
where the Doctor sy he consulted personally or by let
ter, post paid, from any part Of the Gned STATES, &c
Persons requiring medicine and advice mus, enclose
| Bank Note, or Order
CERTIFICATES
More conclusive proofs Of the extraordinary efficacy ~
| Dr. VIM EVANS, celebrated C'amonaite ard 8per,t1,
Aniibiious Pulls in aeyiating afflicted mankind. Mr.
Robert Cameron, lOl Bowcry, Disease, Chrome Dysen-
terry, or Bloody FIux. symptoms unusual aluency IN
the bowels severe gripping frequent indication TO 20 10
STOOL enesmus, loss Of appetite, nausea, vomiting FIRE.
quenoy OF pulse and frequent discharge Of peculiarly
uid matter mixed with blood, great debility, Of
burning heat with inolerable bearing down Of the
paris. Mr.. Cameron Is enjoying perfect health, and re-
turns his sincere thanks for the extraordinary benefit he
| had received.
| OF 100 Chatham street, NJ Y-ME w. w. w. off 100
Eldrdge street, aboring under disease, which was
by many physicians considered lncurae and could hnd
relief from any whatever until he made appli-
cation 10 DR. Evans and placed himself under his sue
cessul course OF treatment from which he began 10 find
immediate relief and IN few weeks MAS perfectly cured
A Case Of Tic DoioreaT.-Mrs. J. Il. Johnson, wife Of
Capt. Joseph Johnson Of Lynn Mass, severely al
1iced for ten years with Tic Dooreux, violent pain IN
her head. and vomiting, with burning heat in the stomach,
and unable TO leave her She could Ind no relief
from the advice OF several ply fro medicines
Of any kind until after she commenced using DR. Evans
medicine, OF 100 Chatham street. and from that time she
began to amend and feels satisfied il she continues the
medicine few days longer Will lie perfectly cured Re-
ference be had TO The truth of The above by calling
Mt Mrs Johnsons daughters Store $3.50 Grand street. ~
| York.
Paraiyfe Rheunaiism.-A perfect effected by the
/ treatment of DIR. w. EVANS.-Mr John Gibson, Of N.
Fourth street, Willamsburgh, afflicted with the above
complaint for three years and months during which
time be had to erutches. His chief symptoms
excritIatng pain in all his joints hut especially the
hip shoulder knees and ankles, of the
pains towards night and for the most part all times from
external heat obvious ihckening ofhe fascia and g
amens, with complete loss OF muscular power For the
henet OF those afflicted in similar manner, Mr. Gibson
i say that the pains have entirely
ed and HAT his joints have completely red their
natural tone, and he feels able his ordinary blu.
siness,
Mrs Anne r. Kenny, No lis Louis street, between
Stanton and Houston streets, afflicted for years with
the following distressing SYMPTOMS Acid quotations,
daily spasnodc pains the head loss OF Appetite pal
pation OF her heart gddiness and dmness osght could
lie her right side, disturbed rest utter inability Of
engaging any thing tina, demanded vgor or conrge some
times visionary leea OF aggravaiion Of her disease
whimsical aversion TO particular persons and places
groundcss apprehensons Of personal danger and poverty
irksomeness and OF life discontinued, DIS
quetude every slight occasion, she conceived she
could neither die live, she ptamened despondet
and thought she led most miserable life, any
bad with frequent mental Authorizations
Mr. Kenny had the advice Of several eminent physici-
ans, and had recourse to numerous medicines but could
not obtain Temporary alienation OF her distressing
state till her husband persuaded her TO make trial OF my
mode Of treatment She is quite relieved, and 6nds
herself not only capable Of attending her domestic affairs,
but avo"s that she enjoys as good health at as she
| did at any period OF her existence. j. KENNY,
Husband of the aforesaid Anne Kenny.
| Sworn before this l4ih day Of Dec. 1896.
PETER PlNCKNEY, Com. Of Deeds.
| A letter from Mr. Sheldon p Gilbert, to Doctor VIM
! EVANS, proprietor Of the celebrated Camomile Pills
Dear Sir Had the immortal Cowpcr known the mcd-
cal qualities of the Camomile Plant he well as thou
sands since besides myself would have experienced its
wonderful effects the nervous System. The public
utility Of Coaper was bghed in the bud, through the
tural effect OF his nervous debility upon the mental pow
which made necessary forhm,o seek relief beneath
the rural shade but the calm retreat HIS physical
tire repose II some then had known the secret
OF the medical virtues Of Camomile the
discoverer would have been mmortalized with poetic
zeal MS the benefactor OF suffering
The above lines were prompted from the efec, have
experienced from Dir. VIM Evans's Camomile Pills
Yours with esteem,
| SHELDON P. GILBERT, Durham,
Green county, NJ Y
Dyspepsia and Hypotondriacisn. Interesting Cass-
Mr.. William Salmon, Green street above Third Phila
depha afflicted for several years with the following dis
tressng symptoms. Sickness the stomach, headache
Dizziness papitaon Of the heart, impaired appetite
sometimes acid and purescent quotations GOODNESS and
weakness Of The extemes, emaciation and general de-
by, disturbed rest sense Of pressure and weight at
the stomach after eating nightmare great despon
dency. flying pains the chest, back and Sides
dislike for society," conversation involuntary signing
and weeping, anguor and assitude upon the least
| else. .".
Mr. Salmon had applied to the most eminent physicians
who considered it beyond the power Of medicine to
ced him very deporable condition, and having been
recommendedhy relative Of his TO make trial Of Doctor
VIM. Evans medicine, he with difficulty repaired to the
office, and procured PACKAGE TO which he says, he IS
nd bed for his restoration to health and friends lie is
enjoying all the blessings Of perfect health Persons
DESTROYS Of further information will be satisfied in every
particular Of his astonishing cure at DR.. VIM. Evans's
Medical Office, 100 Chatham ST., NY
| A Of Piles cured at 100 Chatham st Mr.
Daniel Spinning Of Shrewsbury, Eden Town, N. j.,
severely afflicted with piles for than 20 years Had
also the advice of sever eminent Physicians, but
found the slightest relief from whatsoever
Ill after he called DR. Evans Of 100 Chatham ST. ~ Y.
and procured some medicine from him, from which lie
found immediate relief and subsequently perfect cure.
Remarkable Case Of Acute Rheumatism, with an Aztec.
Evans, 100 Chatham ST. Y. Mr. Benjamin S. Jarvis,
10 Centre ST. Newark, ~ j. afflicted for four years with
pains in all his joints which always ncreas-
ed the slightest notion the tongue preserved steady
whiteness loss Of appetite dizziness in his head, the
bowels commonly costive, the urine high colored
and often proiuse sweating, unattended ty relief The
above symptoms were also attended with considerable
difficulty Of breathing with of tighness the
chest likewise great want of due energy in the
system.
The above symptoms were entirely removed and per-
feet Effected Dr. VIM. Evans.
BENZ. s. JARVIS.
City Of Ne,o York, IS.
Benjamin S. Jarvis being duly sworn doth depose and
that the facts stated in tue above certificate, subscr.
bed by him, in all respects true, Is. S. JARVIS.
Sworn before me, ,his 25lh Nov 1896.
WILLIAM SAUL, Notary Public,
96 Nassau st.
Agents.Lewis Johnson, Washington c. Cru3kshank,
Georgetown; Bell d Emusic, Alexandria Ed@srd
Mcdowell, Fredericksburg Mortimer a. Mowbray, Bat-
more. c. Hall, Norfolk; A. Duvall, Richmond.
Feb. IDLY
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Also, mezzo,int engraving Of Mr.. Frelinghuysen,
full length likeness Of Daniel OConnel portraits Of the
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