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The native American., 1839-12-14
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NOTARY PUBLIC, Conveys yaucef and General Agent,
: has removed lis Office 10 TIA street, adjoining his
residence, between and streets. Oct 20
MARRIAGES FOR SALE.-The subscriber has on
~ hand variety cf family and pleasure Carriages
which are not surpassed ~ any thing OF The Lnd in this
mark such
Coaches, close and oi,en haroaches
Small aid large cha:ot;ses, With three seats
Bu4yy wagons. silkcs, &c.
Wich wj!i b. sol Iow ,or c&sh. s conA.hand car.
ara ptteh and tie Inca reasonable t.rns.
lENS YOUNG.
Sept z Perm az. h"twesn SCI a,.i / t.2 streets.
aaTAGONS, CARTS, DRAYS, OK WHEELS, &c.
w TIE subscriber has on hand lasg assortment Of
the above articles Of tGc very best qnay, which he
would D. glad - dispose Ct on rcasonable t~ns at lis
old sanh opposite the iobAcco worehons" Georgetown.
Aug II SIN RICHARD JONES.
WHITE, LEAD FAElGRY.--I subscriber offers
w for sale or rent, liberal terms the White lead
factory receut|y erected liz h. tue raioas oice.
II not disposed Of hy the ISL OF September, t- h%nrcs
and engine vii be o sac. For particulars Stc Inquire Of
JOHN FUNUY.
Also for rent new three. story brick Loasp situated
Aug, 10 on SiiHet
MAY G.IONt.a yIitcrleys ut Lam t;aahIagjon, y L
" Z offer their Professional SeIt ICES 10 the Public, iii the
Couts Of the District Of Columbia and the nei&hhorns
counties in Virginia and Mary land. They will attend TO
the prosecutions Of claims before Congress, Tie Depart
ncnts the General Lard Office, &c &c. Their office
on the corner Of Pcnns wanna and Third street
in the same bnilng with Gtn Walter Jones, TO hom
they respectfully make re!eEetcc.
HENRY NAY,
CElS +. JONES'
The native American., 1839-12-14
DIR. GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE
DII i s.

These Pills strongly recommended to the notice
Of the Ladies safe and efficient remedy IN remove
ing those complaints peculiar to their from wat of
exercise, general debility Of the system obs'rucons,
snppesions, and rreguary Of the menses at the same
time strengthening, cleansing and giving tone to the
stomach and bowels and producing new and healthy
action throughout The system generally. They create
appetite correct indigestion, remove gddness and her
vous headache, and enincntly useful in those
plants which distress females much at the TURN
LIFE" They obvate costveness and counrract all hys-
terical and affections likewise afford soothing
and permanent reliefn nor abus, and in the most OBJ
snae of chorosis. green sickness they lnvari
ably restore the pad and delicate female to health and
vigor.
These pills have gained the sanction and appreciation
of the eminent physicians in the United States, and
many mothers can likewise testify to their extraordinary
efficacy To married females, whose expectations Of the
tendecst pledges of connnba happiness have Been de-
leated these Pills may be- truly esteemed bssfn hoon.
They soon remove all functional debility, and if taken
according to directions. ohvate I'll morblti action.
DR. GooDE's CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLs--are for all
the following diseases Suppression, irrguarlty or re-
tention of the menses, huor abus, cho!osis green
sickness, cosvenrss, gravel incontinnance OF urine,
nervous affections, hystecs poapsns utc Or falling OF
the womb and piles also pains in the side, chest limbs,
head stomach or back dltnnsss, confusion Of sight
ings agitation; ANXIETY bad dreams and spasns This
ever acovcre as purifier of the blood and fluids it is
superior 10 sarsapaa, whether sulorfc or aera-
tive. AGENTS.
LEWIS JOHNSON. WAshington, D. c.
c. CRUiK>HANE, Georgeo,on, D. e.
HpI & ,yyS NprU3Urn
The native American., 1839-12-14

INTERESTING AND APPLICABLE TO THE
AFFLICTED, WITH DISEASES OF THE sTOM-
ACH, OR NERVES, such as Dyspepsia either Chronic
or Casual ndcr the worst symptoms Of Rcs'essness
Iowncss of Spirits and general enaca,ion; Consunp
ton whether Of the Lungs Liver; Liver Affections;
Jausdice, both Brittany and Spasmodic: Cosveness;
Worms, Of every variety Rheumatsm whether Acute
or Chronic, together with Gout Scrofua, Pains in the
Head Back Limbs and Side Typus Fever, Scarlet Fe
yer, Putid Sore Throat, Fever and Ague SpaSmodc
paptaon Of the Heart and Arteries, Nervous lrrabili
IT, Nervous Weakness Mysteries Tic Dou'ourcux,
Cramps Female Distinctions Heartburn, Headache,
Cough the Common or Humid and the Dry the Whoo-
piug Asthma Gravel, and Drops.
The Blood has hitherto been considered by EmPIrlcks
and others the great regulator OF the human system,
and such the dcyotrdnos Of the ahean's to that er-
roneous octne, that they content themselves with the
simple possession of this aacious opinion, without en-
curing into the primary sources from whence Life,
Health and VgoG emitate, and rice rera, PAIN sickness,
disease and death, Not SO with DR.. Hunt, whose exen-
sive research aud practical experience so enlnr ny quail
lfy him for the profession Of which he has been Of
the most useful members. He contcnds-ad moments
reelection will cnvince any reasoning mind of The cor.
rectness Of his vcwsthat the stomach liver, and
cated organs the primary and great regulators o
health and that the blood III very many instances is de-
pendent these organs and that Gniess medicine reaches
TIE ROOT OF THE DISEASE, the superficial ano-
dvncs usually prescribed but las to the
rayagea OF eeprooed naa,es Under these convictions
at tho expense Of years OF close application, the doctor
has discovered medicine whose searching powers are
,rrcslshle and IN prescribing, 1t IS with Knowledge OF
lis beng radical cure IN the various diseases already
enumerated if applied in the most critical cases,
bat he does not pretend to ascribe to HUNTS BOTANIC
PMLs agency although from positive proofs
within the knowledge Of hundreds, he is prepared TO
show that when every other earthly remedy has been
given up. lUHTs BOTANIC PnLs have nerer been krown
Ia fail Ia eeciing very gratifying results that OF
raising from the bed of sickness and disease those who
have tested their efficacy and ts amply arding DR..
ii mt for his long and anxious study to attain this per
tection ia the healing att
LEWIS JOHNSON (.asenD Washilston, y. c..
Dr. EYANS's CAMOMlLE & APERIENT PILLS,
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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

ER IS.Sabscriptions or year, ~ 81 in adj ancp
or 3 90 if paid at the end Of three lon'hs. For sis
months 81 so IN aioiace Advertisements inserted a.
the usual rates. - :
All letters relating to the pecuiary interests ot ,he ia
per 10 be addressed postage paid, to Inc Fuoisnef
JAMES G. DUNN.
All letters relative 10 the Ed1ria department % o' q
directed postage pa to The Editor cfths AGtc asfican
Those subscribers for year, who Do net give notice o.
their yish to have the paper discontinued at the e;' o
their ysar viii be presumed desiring s continuance
until c3nrsrin .ndt aud il viii accordingly be cohn-
ued at the ,ptlon ,f hr publisher.
The native American., 1839-12-14
From Johnathan Going, d. D. late Of New York, Prcsi
dent OF Granville College, Ohio.

~" New York, MAY 20, 1897.
DR. D. JAYNE DEAR SIR: Having made use of yoni
Carminave Basam in my family, and finding It to be
admirably adapted 10 the complaints for which It Is IN,
NV friends and the Public generally believing those who
are afflicted with any of these complaints will find resle
in the use Of this valuable medicine a
- Wy JONATHAN GOING.
The native American., 1839-12-14
Nat. Int. I

TIC VT NA!EIs Ut '3lIo ItFl VII SIdT
rs follows, viz:
FROM WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE,
At 6 O'Clock, A. ~ and at 81 O'Clock, p. NJ.
FROM BALTIMORE FOR WASHINGTON,
At nine o'clock, A. M. and at four O'clock p. NJ
Passengers BY the morning train. if proceeding west
wadIy, can connect with The Western train on tie Bal
tmore and Ohio rail road at the Relay ho.se reach
Frederick in time for the Western stages that leave there
al II O'Clock, noen HarperS Ferry, in time for the
evening train TO Manchester; while passengers travelling
caswardiy conveyed through 70 Philadelphia without
unnecessary detention at Baltimore, reaching Philade
pha time for the ening line to New York. and thus
accomplishing the journey from Washington to New York
in one day
Under circumstances whatever the train be de-
layed beyond the hour fix for starting. is therefore
respectfully suggi sted hi ssengers procure ticr tick
cts the previous evenings 10 enable them 10 do wlic
heolice Will be kept open till half past o'cicck
p. NJ by oder,
Oct 6. SAMUEL STETTINlUS Aeett:
The native American., 1839-12-14

nOWET, COMPLAINTS CURED -Jayocs CaTni
I'd naive Ralsan il a certain, safe, and eitectna rem
edy for ysenerg iarrica Or ioss"nss cholera nor9"s
sumner complaint, cole, sipihg pa!ns' sour sr'''
Is,nency Sc Sc and all spasnodic and nervous dis
eases as sick and headache, hysteEa' cFa!p
&C. Sc.
The native American., 1839-12-14

NEW BOOkS.--MeMoirs OF Mrs. Sarah Laninat
~ Smith, late OF the mission Of Syria ulder the di.
recton Of the American Board Of Commissioners for for
een Missions, by Edward w, Hooker
Also Travels in Southeastern Asia, embracing Hi
dosan, Malaga, Siam, and China with Notices OF nlmer
Gus Missionary Stations and full Account ol The Bur
man Empire with Dissertations Tables sc ty Howard
Malcom, in two vols
Jnstreceved.hy w. NJ. MORRISON, al his Book an,
Stationery Store, 4 doors west Of Browns Hotel
Oct 10
JOB PRINTING,
The native American., 1839-12-14
From DR.. Wm. Steeling Physician to the Cunberiand'
Al AIlathn

N. j. Almshouse.
BR1pGETuwN, July 49, 1886.
This nav certify that have used Dr. Jaynes CarmI,
have not the least hesitation in declaring it superior TO
anv preparation that have met with for the relief OF
those diseases. WILLIAM q hELiA>E, ~ -
The native American., 1839-12-14

.ESTM. DOUGLASS Boot aud Shoe Store, south side
w Pcnl. .Avenue, between OH and 10th streets.
The native American., 1839-12-14

TODD'S $ prrg S'orP
V esh'ngon City,
The native American., 1839-12-14

GUIDE for Mothers and Nurses il the manage men
y Of Young Chtren syt reference 10 hereditary OF
fany discas's; complied in part fem The best English
and American writers BY Caleb ricknor, Nj. a., NJ
ID late Professor Of Hygene i'll the university OF The city
Of New York, author of the Philosopher. &c.
few copies received, and Tor sale
W. vi. MORRI5ON'S
Book and Stationary sora, four doors west OF B.onn>
Oct. II. Hotel.
The native American., 1839-12-14

TNESIRABLE GONDS--Ne have this day opened,
in addition 10 our former Stock
/ 60 pieces rich Mousse!ines, new style, and
very b@antila'
Is pieces Indian sa;ins, 25 inches wide
] case tiewstl'cleA Linen GaHhfic Handkercllcfs
! do Tape bnritrcd do do
10 pieces Wr'ci Flannel, beantiiul qualities
20 10 fire nanask Diaper, remarkably cheap
~ d. ca 81. "a ! and II Linen Sheeings
25 dozen SIX llo$i&ly assorted qualities
81 DO C!itir.:i's Stockings all sizes
q. Is 40 novs and Yovii's' Thhet Gloves
10 pirccs |.laid Cashmere, Beautiful article for
cli',ran'S wear ALSO:
Receiving every day, Carrctings, all kinds.
Sent e BRADLEY & CATLETT.
The native American., 1839-12-14

- OTARY PUBLIC, Conypyaucef and General Agent
has removed his Office 10 TIA street, adjoining his
residence between and streets. Oct 20
The native American., 1839-12-14

AI OTICE,--The subscriber would respectfully call
~ the attention Of his irippds, and the Public sener
ally, to his New and Spledid asso tnent OF goods for
Grntemens wear, consisting Of the Best Wool Dyed and
Wooen Cloths and CaSsimrres Of every color, which hr
viii make p TO order on the most reasonable terms, and
most fashionable manner. HI has also great variety
of yesngs of the most fashionable patterns,
Persons desrous Of purchasing clohiHg, would do well
10 give him call al nis 5ore opposite the Bindings,
Penn. Avenlc. II. w. BAlES.
O,tS TNnt In we'll
The native American., 1839-12-14

ECOMMENDED BY The FACULI Y.-Ho"' low
Ii ards Compound Syrup Of Carrasesn, sae, SIN
pie, peasant and efectoai remedy 'or oh'o"e No'e'S
asthnas, consumptions, &C., ,to,;o,,
This syrup has deservcdly acquired great repu'a.,on
and the confidence Of physicians as remeoy IN We e,
of pulmonary diseases, II is not offered as ~
will be found penerally eliectua, in the Of chrome
coughs as,hmas &c. and will cqneny relieve obstinate
pulmonary diseases
D-When circumstances admit, il should be used uhae'
the direction Of physician. -
Prepared and sold Wholesale end retail, at my Pharma
cy near Seven Buildings.
Also for sale by most Of the Druggists in Washington
Georgetown, Alexaudtia Baltimore, and throughout The
United States hoWAhD
Dec q
The native American., 1839-12-14

SAT AVERLY NOVEL S,-Ihe cheapest edition eve?
w published, a further supply Just received
The Abbot-by w. M. MORRISON, al his book store,
doors west OF Brown Hotel OCT. 26.
4 VII RODS, kINisS, AND ORNAMENTS
W We have just received
20 dozen rings for cnrta!gs
20 do rods 90
Also, 100 ends for rods
Oct lo BRADLEY & CATLETT
The native American., 1839-12-14

This is to certify that have made use Of Mr. An
ersons Composition for cleaning silver and brass plate
and have no hesitation in saying mat u is me oes eoo
~ w ha',o eyer nsed and recommend the TO others
" ~ \ WALLACE,
The native American., 1839-12-14
@ 4 u TITO

ENT3 caIlc;i 10 caption Tie pablo, the Druggists
w IN particular, against purchasing FROM any raveler
The native American., 1839-12-14

A NDERsON's POLISHING PASTE For polish
Il ;n, MATED ware, brass, and other metals, Ander
sons Composition has attained high celebrity Ih'
fo,,oxipg testimonials from many, are selected
This is to certify, that sc have used Mr. Anderson
Comnoson for cleaning brass and other metals also his
Mate powder which we approve Of and vend wholesale
- T. - f,s t,,ners STEEL * WARREN,
w ~" ~ Hardware Merchants, Albany.
The native American., 1839-12-14

A:heman Buildings. Franklin Place Philadelphia.
Our editorial brethren who favor with many in.
srlons Of this al. ersrine 1T viii amount 10 fifteen
dollars u be furnished with, premium cory OF the
Holy Bible complete, end handsomely bonnd, pay
ment, and also a regular exchange whthe Messenger
Get g.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10

We are informed that the New York
Iron and Coal Company have agreed 10
construct a Canal from Cumberland, the
termination of the Eastern section OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, to a point
on Jennings's Run, about three miles a.
bove that place, at the cost Of that Com
psny the work to be constructed accor'
ding to plans to be approved by The Ches-
apeake and OHIO Canal Company, n TO
become its property whenever It shall re-
pay the New York Company the money
expended upon It.
We learn, further, that W other Com.
panies are negotiating with the Cana
Company for the privilege OF Making I'M
provement. in the North Branch OF the
Potomac above Cumberland.-Not Int'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10
RRILLE4N T. SCHEME.

80, 1896 prizes amounting to S1,2l7,2l6.
Whole Tickets $20-fIalves Sl0-Quarters 30
Eighths $2d.
A Certificate of a Package of26 Whole Tickets
in the MAMMOTH SCHEME will be sent for S2oo-
Packages of Halves, Quarters, and Etshths IN pro-
portion.
Certifcates.-It will be observed that the prtee
of a Certificate ola package of Tickets is the dill,
ference, only, between the cost of the Leket' ana
the amount they must draw. For instance-a pack
age of &c Whole Tickets in the Great Mammoth
Lottery to be drawn the Goth of April-Capitai
Prize $50, 000!-costs $471; must draw S22l-
which leaves for the greatest possible amount OF
loss $3.50. The same principle applies in all cases,
Where Certificates of single Tickets are ordered
the whole amount has to be paid. Certificates are
never sent unless expressly ordered.
Orders for tickets or shares from any part OF the
United States, by mail or otherwise. (Post Paid)
enclosing the cash or prize tickets, thankfully re-
ceived and executed by return of mail, with the
same prompt attention as if on personal application
and the result given (when requested) immedi-
ately after the drawing.
For the Grand Prizes, apply, or address your
letters TO l.. w. hODiNooN,
March &. 1899. Baltimore, Md.
Communications confidential. All letters travel
perfectly safe BY mail.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10

The ARoosrooK MouNTAINs.-Doct.
Jackson, the Geologls, Of Maine, gives an
interesting account ofhis examinations OF
the mountainous region OF the disputed
territory, near the Penobscot Forks, which
gives a graphic feature to that part OF the
country, and makes it u OF the most
sublime and imposing formations. Mount
Katadin we shall not attempt to pro.
nounce the word as spelt-KTAEpN-lea.
wing that - the Poles is a lofty, preclpi-
,ous cone of pure granite, whose t%reeless
summit, having no vegetable growth but
a few bushes of the mountain cranberry
and spicy blueberries, was attained with
great labor, by clamberlng up almost per-
p~endiculnr crags. 1t was ascertained to
be- $500 feet elevation, the highest IN
Maine. Whit is remarkable, is, that IN
this granite formation was found dluviol
limestone, with shell impressions, show.
inc the sea had been there and IN the
same region limestone, with scoraaceoas
tran melted and imbrccted into its seams
in an elegant manner, showing, also, that
volcanic action had been at work. From
one high mountain, the Sugar Loaf Cone,
he saw around HIM no less than Dfy lofty
peaks, and Seventy mountain lakes, cas-.
cades of 200 feet fall, &c. Why, this
Aroostook country must hereafter be cal.
led the Alpine region of Malne'-N. !.
Star.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10

The bill to guarantee the Bonds oil the
the City of Wheeling for one million Of
dollars, was rejected in the Virginia Rouse
Of Delegates on Saturday last. Ihis loan
was TO NEE, the amount subscribed BY
Wheeling TO the stock Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. 1t excited much de-
bate, in which it was opposed by Messrs.
Venable, Edmunds of Halifax, Goode
and Witcher, and supported by Messrs.
Mcdonnell, Tyler, Raymond, Servant and
Watkins. The vote upon it was ayes AZ,
noes 64.-BaH. Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10

Such was the wise discourse Of ARcHr-
pAmus, which probably would have pre-.
vented the Lacedmmonians from immedi-
ately resolving on war, had not n OF
the Ephori, a demagogue named STHE-
SILArpAs, 10 divert its effect, Immediately
exclaimed" Give your voices, then, foi
war, Q Lacedamonians, and at length
prescribe some limits to the injustice and
ambition ofthe Athenians! Let us march
secure of the protection of the Gods,
agains, these oppressors Of Liberty
The war party prevailed. The wal
proved TO be one OF the longest and mos
fatal that ever deselated Greece,
In this our day, we see many Sthen''
lai9as'. Where are the ARCnlpAMus
OF the Republicl He that hath an ear to
hear, let him listen TO the counsel OF thai
noble Spartan and patriot who lived more
than two thousand years ago.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10
Trx.s NAvv.-La,e ~receiv.

TEXAS NAvY.-Late accounts receiv
ed at New Orleans. state that the Navy
Of Texas was about to be largely IN
creased-Gen. NJ. HUNT, Secretary o
the Navy, was busIly engaged in organ
lzing the Department for efficient ser
vice.-H. II. WILLIAMS, Esq, OF this
city, who is the Navy Agent OF the Gov
eminent, has orders for building a number
OF fine vessels. An invitation is extend
ed. by the Galveston Gazette, to some for
~ or fifty of our passed Midsh'Pmen and
Lieutenants, 10 take service in the Tex
ian Navy with All insurance that the chan
ces of promotion are greater IN that ser
vice than in tina: Of any other coun.
trY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10
EFFICACY OF DIR. EVANS PILLS.

Auother recent test of the unrIvalied
yutue of DR.. Vim. Evans Medicines
Dyspepsia, ten years standlng.-mr. :; NC
Kenzie, ITO Stanton street, was ainic'eo y. ~
him at intervals, for the period oil SIX FEARS, ma
tending TO his business, restored TO perfect health,
under the salutary ~treatmentof DR.. WIN Evans.
The principal symptoms were-h sense oissa
ton and oppression after eating, distressing pam in
the nit OF the stomach, nausea, impaired appe,.e'
giddiness, palpitation of the heart, great oeoih'y
aud emaciation, depression OF spirlts' disturpeu re-,
sometimes a bilious vomiting ana pam IN U Isn'
side, an extreme degree of langour and faintness,
any endeayour 10 pursue his business, causing I'M
mediate exhaustion and WEAKNESS.
MIR. Mckenzie is daily attending his business ana
none Of the above symptoms have recurreo since ne
used the medicine, He is now a strong ana heai'hy
man.
He resorted 10 myriads ofremedies, but they were
all Intellectual. He is willing TO give any iniorma-
;ion TO the afflicted respecting the inestimaoie pehe,
ii, rendered to him by the use oil Dr. VIM E''"'
medicine.
Asthma, three years s~tandlnS'-Mr fNoDe''
Monroe, Schuylkill, afflicted with the ABOVE us
Pressing malady.-Sym great languor, haiu,
lency, disturbed rest, nervous heahache, u'ieu"y
ofbreathing. tightness and structure across the preas''
dizziness, nervous irratibility, suhocation' Paipi's'
tion of the heart, distressing cough ,costiveness' pau
in the stomach, drowsiness, great debiiity' anu uen
cheney Of nervous energy. Mr.. Monroe gave up ef'
cry thought of recovery, and dire despair sat on the
countenance OF every person interested IN MS eAis'
tence or happiness, tillby accident, he noticed IN a
publicpaper. some cures effected by DR.. VIM. Evans
Medicine, in his complaint, which induced him 10
purchase a package of the Pills, which resulted in
completely removing every symptom OF his disease.
He wishes TO say his motive for This declaraHon'is
that those afflicted with the same or any othersymp'
toms similar TO those from which he Is happily res
tered, may likewise receive the same luestlmaeie
benefit.
A Case ofTic Doloreux.-Mrs. J. f John
son, wife Of Capt. Joseph Johnson, OF Lynn, Mass
was severely afflicted for ten yeas with lie Doio-
reux. violent pain in her head, and vomiting WIN
burning heat in the stomach, and unable TO leave
her room She could find no relief from the advice
OF several physicians, nor from medicines OF any
kind, until after she had commenced using Or.
Evans medicine, Of 100 Chatham street, and from
that time she began 10 amend, and feels satisfied ~
she continues the medicine a few days longer, WIN
De perfectly cured. Reference can be had as,
.he truth OF the above, by calling al Mrs: Johnson .
uaugh'ers stcre, Ss9 Grand street, \ \;
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10
VOLUME 40.
Nj EDICIN Els.
T0 MOTHERS AND NURSES.

mr.. W. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP, o
children TEETHING, PREPARED BY
HIuSELF-The passage Of the Teeth through
the gums produces troublesome and dangerous sym
p,oms. II is known by mothers that there IS great
irritation in the mouth and gumsduring this process.
The gums swell, the secretion of saliva is increased,
the child Is seized with frequent and sudden hts oil
CRYING, watchings, starting in the sleep, and spasms
Of peculiar parts; the child shrieks with extreme
violence, aud thrusts its fingers into its mouth II
,hese precusory symptoms are not speedily alIeviated
snasmodic commissions universally supervene, aud
ION cause the dissolution of the infant. If mothers
who have their little babes afflicted with these dis
tressins symptoms, would apply DR.. William Ev-
ans Celebrated Soothing Syrup. which has preser-
yed hundreds OF Infants W hen thought past recovery,
from being suddenly attacked with that fatal mala-
dv. conyuisions. For sale in Martinsburg by
'oc,ober %. 1888. WIN. DORSEY, agent