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W. EVANS? CAMOJIILE PILLS.I MmruwAn j. xntu At rz.iL, icu. IN the midst of a general, and in many instances not unfounded prejudices against many of the medical remedies of the dav, DR. VM.

EVANS: PJLLS have the enviable distinction of universal approbation. They are perhaps the xmly medicine publicly advertised that lias the full and unreserved testimony of medical men in jts favor; if not the only one which gives full satisfaction to its purchasers. Dr Evans has the satisfaction of knowing that his CAMOMILE or -TONIC PILLS art not on! regularly recommended and prescribed by the most experienced physicians in their daily practice, but also taken by those gentlemen themselves, whenever they feel' the symptoms ofthose diseases in which they tvell know them to be efficacious. He knows this to be generally the case in New York, Philadelphia, Albany, Boston, and other large cities in which they have an ex-. tensive sale.

That they should thus conquer professional prejudice and interested opposition, and seewe-the agency of the most eminent jind bes' informed physicians in the country to render them useful to alllclasses, can only be airly ascribed to their undeniable and pre-emi nent virtues Enviable, however, as this distinction is, it can easily be accounted for from the intrinsic and peculiar properties of the medicine itself. I 'does not pretend to too much, and it accomplish cs all it Dromises. Dr VV Evans does not nre lend, for instance, that either his CAMOMILE or his APERIENT PILLS will cure all diseases by merely purifying the Wood; but he cer- Mainiy aoes pretend, ana nas me autnorny oi 'daily proofs for positively asserting that these i -fi medicines, taKen as recommenaea, win cure a irreat majority of the diseases of the stomach, the lungs, and the liver, by which impurity of blood is occasioned, ine Diooa is mace irorn contents of the stomach: has restored color and vitality given to it by the action of the lungs, and as it performs its duty in circulating through 'the veins and arteries, has its vellow or hiliious excrement, which may be termed its refuse or wornout sediment, collected and discharged by the liver. These viscera, then, are the anatom- ical mechanism or apparatus by which the Mood is-manufactured and nreservedr and it isthere- 'fore obvious that the state of thesa should Le the first considered of by the physician. Now there nre various causes that will affect and these organs, with which the blood has nothing at alrtO'do.

Ihus the stomach may t-e utreny i debilitated in one ay anngnt, gnei, disappointment, heat ot-the weather, or any ethdr nerwj3 oerion; and be wholly unaMe to 'digest its food. Is the blood to blame for this? A nervous action of long continuance will pro duce settled dyspepsia, with headache, bile, mental and physical debility, and a funeral retinue of other evils. Is the blood to blame fr 1 this? Intemperance, -by inflaming the coats of the stomacB, ana leaving nacia prostrare weakness; and an undue quantity and continu- aneeef Dureative medicines by producing the same effects, will put this organ nl nost eut of use for digesting wholesome solid tooet, and thus impovetkh the biood and the whole system? Is the blood to blame for this? Again, with regard to the lungs, iris well known tnat a slight cold, occasioned by damp feet or by a current of air, wHl inflame the bronchia, all down through the branching air tube3 of the lungs, and create ei- tiicr excessive mucus, or that dreadfully insidious disease, consumption, with pustules and suppuration of the lobes, which though timely remedies may prevent, no earthly skill can cure. Is the biood of the fair and blooming victim to blame for this? "So the liver, wherr climate, se dentary habits, intemperance, or othei pjr-stra-. 'ting canseshave widiered away, or paralyzed it with distention, becomes unable to carry oil" the bile front the circulation, and instead of dischar- -gingit through the gall bladder, leaves it tocome through the jaundiced and sallow fluids, and to rush upon the stomach in irregular and excessive quantities.

Is the unfortunate blood, to blame 'for this? No: these vital organs nre never affected by blood; until after the blood -s been affected by them; thev are its makers and mas- it is merely their work and their passive agent. Knowing this to be a sound and demonstrated act in science and experience, Dr Win Evans' vstcmof practice isintaithful accordance with TT 1 .1 I 1 I tie aims toseep me siuiiiucu, inc turig. am: liver in vigorous action, as the three jrreat ountains oi neauii anu me. ror mis purpose, RIENT '-PILLS, (acknowledged bv, medical ails ucauiiiii I i 1111 ili 1 1 1 i 'men who nave anaiy2ea and recommended to be equal to any in the world) in cases 'which require the cleansing of the sumach and bowels; and his celebrated CA.MO.MILE or TONIC 'PILLS, in cases- of nervous irritnbiliry, stomachic weakness or general debilitv. A vast rrrajority human diseases having their origin in the general sympathy of the principal viscera with the the nervous system, he thus seeks dis ease the most subtle fibres ot its roots, instead res of its roots, instead approbation of Sir A.Cooper of London, E.

Dela-ate it by plucking off D. Professor of Midwiferv, University branches. AT- of the State of New York, of Professors of Mid of vainly hoping to extirp it, leaves and more distani EKlfrj i win ao an mar any purgative medicine can do, that is, thoroughly cleanse the stomach and bowels; and his CAMOMILE or TONIC PILLS, combining as they always do, th most delightful ANODYNE known in the medicine, vrul de, have done, and are -continually doing mote to strengthen, restore, ane! sus-; tain the human constitution than any ether medicine that has yet been discovered Of this he has innumerable proofe, and this no man can deny wiUint falsehood. "niwenedicihev'wich can be purchased ei-ther' together or -separately, are confidently r- cckti 11 ftfied' for-the -following diseases, and di-'rectfoTtB'for use-aecompany fhem: dyspepsia, in all its farms; billions and liver afflictions, in cverr stasre and degree; female sickness, mm Tr -WT t1 1 I 11.1 particularly the mansea incident to mothers; tions oryeciinesj'hether of the liver or lungs; iteadache or giddiness: loss of appetite; newous; 'fremore; inebriation, or deleriam tremens, spasmodic aflection, of all kinds; rheumatism, wheth-er chronic or inflammatory; nervous or billious 'fevers, of every variety; scrofula, salt rheum, and ail blotches, bad Immsr, and impure comolex u-tiigtir, ana uanv .1 'imtabihty ami nelancliolyx. the sammer com plaint and coders morbus or diarrhoea in grown tpersens; worms aridllatuleacy, with bad breath; chlorosis and palpitations of (heitcartand head; cfeampw of female and for imnair.

ed and disoresiHzefh-constmitions in either sexr wnicn nave pfli oeen permnnenujr relieved by. any irrecKeirrSL A single tns! of-DrWi MitATt mcsIjmitv anyxt these cases wilK produce such erlects as will indicate their iaTOtinarabIe superiority, and induce such a hsp of them as vtll insure, a-Speedy and uhquestion aoie cure. ine, purcnaser, nowever, sliould be very careful to gottlient genuine at Dr WM EVANS OfFICE, Jt, Chatham -ecrect. Newr York Or of.his.dnlyuthorfted-Leem. -alt otherwre ase and ignorant tmpositions 'jr or ronneiTJanicBiarsi no.

respecuuity requests tthe pWrc to peruse ins other aavertisements and medical which. maybe depended opon tfor their itnet ackaowIejjged Tlie anbscfiber bavins oeenppoimed agent tXor thftSoatlWtatatxi section of the Union, for the sale of these highly popular pills, respectful ly informs the public that ho is now prepared to supply them, eitner wnoiesaie or reiau. The following gentlemen have been appointed sub-agents in thi city Mr JOHN street. Mr DONNELLONi corner of Vctory st. nnd Champs Elysses, near the Pontchartrain Railroad Depot.

Application for the same, or any infoimalion respecting them will be given on application to Messrs Kees D'Lange, no 18, Camp street, where he is to be found. ALLEN 'FISHER, General Agent. Certificates of cures can also be seen, and which will be published in a few days- nov 12 BRANDRETH'S PILLS! THOUSANDS of persons continue to cure themselves "of colds, coughs, head-aches, rheumatic affections, small pox, measles, cost-iveness, influenza, fever and ague, and the host of those indications of the body or the blood being out of order, simplv bv per9everinrlv purging ihAmlr with thp TlRANDRETH VEG ETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS, so long as any derangement in any organ remains; often by adopting this course which experience has proved is according to Nature.it being merely3 assisting her, hive many been in a few days restored to health. When the valuable qualities of these pihs become generally known, it is the opinion many physicians that they will take the place of drug meaiciue, ajiti mo nuio tjMcni ic ituuu what it was a few centuries ago, when man's strength was double what it now is, and their years one-ihrice more, and drug medicine unknown. After an attack of any of the diseases in which the symptoms are profuse evacuations, when these pills arc employed, the body always is afterwards in a better state of heaitli than before the attack.

The great object is to remove the cause of the attack as soon as possible get rid of that, tltcn there is no danger. How different the state of society, were this judicious plan adopted We should then none of us be unwell for more than a tew days at any time, and not that it only a little cr.retui. Remember always holera, dysentery or o-thcr eholics, that the cause of pain is what is in the stomach ai.d bowels, and that nature is endeavoring, perhaps ineff-dually, to remove the cause. Never oppose her cither by opium or barks, but assist her with purgatives this is the sensjble method. If vou use Erandrctli's Pills you will not be dCC6I V6( The daily inorcasing popularity of this medicine, and consequent increase oi sales, has induced Dr.

B. to afiord them re at the N. York prices, notwithstanding the great expense of introducing fhem in this state. Thev can now be obtained at 23 cents a box of the following persons who are the only autho rised agents in this city and vicinity for the sale of them, and it is only of them that the genuine article can be obtained: Jos Brockwav, general 6 LJanks Arcade; Pollard Green, 29 Chartre? ler- guson, 1'arker co, rront regg Block. Levee Buildings; Warner Scgura.

51 Rue Condee: Shirk v. 210 Tchoupitoulas st; Nichols, cor. Camp and Natchez sts; John McDuflle, 73 New Levee; Hankcl, 23 Champs Ehsecs st; Mr Uatisre, cor. Apol and Cle sts; Palmes 6c Johnston, mar the Mint; John-W Melder, 140 Front Levee; James Williamson, ICG Basin st, fOid Basin); Win st wharf, New Basin; Win II Toy, Lafa yette; 13ird, LarroIlmn. r.ovJ I'sillimr of the Womb CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION.

TTIkR. A. O. HULL'S UTERO ABDOMT-iNAL SUrrOilTER if offered to thr afflicted with Prolapsus llcri, or Fall hi" of the Womb, and diseases depending upon a relaxation of the ai'domimi! muscles, as an instru-meiu in every way cftlculated for relief and permanent restoration health. When this In strumcnt is carefully and properiv fitted to the form of the patient, it invariably afforJs the most immediate immunity from the distressing "dragging and bearing sensations which accompany nearly all cases of Visceral displacements of the abdomen, audits skilful application is always followed by an early confession of radical relief from the patient herself.

The Supporter is of simple consiruction, and can applied by the patient without further aid. Within the last tliree years nearly 1500 of the Utera Abdominal Supporters have been applied with the most happy results. The verv exeat success which Instrument has met, warrants the assertion, that its examination by the Physician will induce him to discard the disgusting Pessary hitherto in use. It is gratifying to state that it has met the decided wifery in the different 31edical tschwols ot tuc United States, end-every other Physician or Surgeon who has had a practical knowledge of its qualities, as well as every patient who has worn it- Tire pv.bh'c and-medical profession are --cautioned against impositions in this 'Instrument, as well as in Trusses vended as mine, are unsafe and vicious imitations. The genuine Trusses lear my signature in writing on the label, and the Supporter has its title emboss up on it9 envelope.

AMOS G. HULL, Office 4 Vesey-st. Astor House, New Yyrk. The subf cribcrs having been appointed agents for the sale of the above Instruments, all orders addressed to them will be promptly attended to. SICKLES Co.

d21 3t 49 Canal street. ARPENTER'S Compound FlniS Extract of SaraparilZa. For purifying the blood, and removine all diseases arising from excess of mercury, exposures and imprudencies in life, chronic constitutional disenses amrng from an impure state of the lIroeJ, fcc. For sale by E. ROPER nov25 Druggists, 01 Poydras st Umbrella and Parasols.

TTUST received, froni Philadelphia, 15 cases Fatasols, winch will be sold at Che Pfriladelphia prices. Also, 4 bbls Glue, and to gro3 cowhide Whip, ror sale bv Gr LUFF, 17 Canal st IfeJUGAll 36 hlius prime new sugar, lor sale by d27 PAG E. 2i Poydras st WAfSTED A second a nJ Counter Desk, -Apply at SCHUYLER'S, fec21 -35 Canal st I'M" OTIC E. All persons ha-ing anv demands 1M againat0liiubia FUe CotHpany'Ko. 5, rr7uesei- present mem wr payment pre-viouato Janunrv, 133S, KIP, Foreman, d23 3t cor.

Poydras and Tchapifoidas. ''VCase thick men'a se. IFor aale at No.43, i -M a a ANFQRD. It ne the iney TrrTf7Tr TO I TTT-M ASTERS. WE.

the undersigned, duly authorized! branch pilots, for the port of New Orleans, have established ourselves at the W. Pass, far tlr? purpose of pikting vessels in and out of th Mississippi. Having been pilots fourteen years, we hope that our experience and attention will enable us to give satisfaction to til ship-masters who m-'v employ us je6-13-6t VM D. TOLBORTT. EDICINE CHESTS Various sizes; also a eomnlete nssortment of specia jars, tinc tures, salt mouths, castor oil bottles, vials, and nearly every article ot glass required oy druggists, for sale by SERGEANT, dl6 13 Canal s-t Levison's Hunter's Red Drop.

THANKS ti Dr. Humer, of Gottenberg, the venerial disease is disarmed of all its terrors. A single bottle of this infallible remedy is now proved to be sufficient in the most inveterate cases. The medicine is prompt and decisive in its eflects, and requires but a few days, and frequently but a few hours, to remove every particle of dise ase from the system. In its operation it may be said to act like magic, without any after ill consequences or inconveniences whatever.

Both sexes may use it with perfect safety, without regard to circumstances or situation, or any respect to diet. Price 62 per bottle, warranted to cure in any case. All intercourse shall he strictly confidential. The genuine medicine can be obtained of the ngent J. G.

LAKE, No 241 Camp st, New Orleans, and at no other place in this city; at No f. Division st, N. 7 Hanover st, Boston; 58 North sixth st, rhiladcl-phia; 53 Hamilton st, Albany. 83T Every bottle of the genuine medicine has the signature of Uriah Leviso.v written upon ho wrapper. decl5 3m Texas Lands for Sale.

rBIHE subscriber informs those wishing to Sl purchase some of the best lands in Texas, that he has 10.000 acres to sell, Iocaed on Trinity river. CO miles above Galveston-Bay, and in the not healthy part of this flourishing Rcpub lie. The titles are indisputable, as the nroprie tor has been on- the land since the first settle ment of Texas-. Enquire of PETER BLANC I IF CS Old levee, Where plans and of the land may be seen. de in ivr 810 REWARD.

ILL be give-ii for the ppprchension of the person or persons who made last the door of the Protection Hose Co's house, on Mon day the J-5tli inst. 021 Gt t. il's CADEMY, in tiic session room of the Rev. T. Clapp's church, opposite the "Ex chancre Hotel," St.

Charles st. His discipline is mild and parental. The night school which has continued during the season, is still open for the reception of those young gentlemen that may with to review their early juvenile studies. Persons wishing to take le9-oii3-in the rrench language, will find a competent professor in attendance. Oct.8S.-3ni.

to he A invoice of gold ann silver watches, of the XJk. most approved Ltversool makers. I he lot are offered to the trade a bargain, and will be sold very low to gentlemen wishing to furnish themselves with a superior article of the above description. GOSSIP CO. j2 45, Custom House st, nearChartres A CARD.

AVID I. HOOKS having located himself in iho citv of New Orleans for the Dumose of transacting a General Broke rave and Commission Business, tenders his services to the public, and requests a s.are erf their pat ronage. Any business confided to his care will he promptly attended to Rett rrnee? Hankick, Forrest, Poxd, Co.wEKsr. cV, Wadswortii, at James Walsh, j. Montgomery Edward Ha.vkici:, f'a- John Hexlev, Ashley Parker, Wctumpka, Ala.

F. C. Heard. Mobile, Ala. Office Si) 32 Gravier street.

dec3 tf KS'fERN EXCHANGE. HE Subscriber would respectfully inform his old friends that he fins mummt his establishment, Western Exchange, where he is prepared to furnish them and the public in general with the most choice liquors, havino- aid in a new supoly ot the most superior brands, and through his exertions hopes a continuance oi lormer patronage. jj DETISTE N. Orleans, 3d Dec, 1S37. Ready Money Sinsrlc Hats at Whole sale Prices A First quality silk Hat extra $4,50 A good silk Hat, black or drab, 3,50 Youths llpnf onnJitv.

2 5 Also, Neplus Ultra, Clipped Nutria, Russia rnr, and Beaver Hats. These hats are expressly manufactured for the city retau in a superior manner, and no hat sold as rrrst unless it really is so. Wholesale orders are respectfully solicited, as no iwuse commanus a more extensive stock fashionable goods. GOSSIP CO, d29-2m 45 Custom House, near Chartres st Ierison's Hunter's Red THIS Medicine stands onits own unborrowed merits, and from the demand for it must neceme me universal remedy for the venerial. is acknowledged bv everv one with it to be the onlv oromDt.

nprmnnpnt. nnA safe cure in the known world. Every bottle will have the signature of Uriah Levison. Office 244 Camp street. New Orleans, nnd at -nn uiucr jiiatc in mis cay.

rnce per bottle. A preventive can be had bv rnllintr nri.ianr nee -J Silkworth's Liniament forflia Rheumatism known to fail, can also be had at his of- fiee. TOBACCO WAREHOUSES, A ND STORAGE IN GENERA L.TJ -t. surwenuer is now prepared to receive all kinds ofproduce in store at his ware-bouses, IW. hv, ou, ruutaer, ana uorn merce streets.

All business entrusted to him will be faithfully attended to HENRY MILLS. WHITE CORN 5)J sacks-superior whi'e corn on board ot -flat boat at Julio street wharf, for sale by PATTERSON, New T.evee COATS. rnriWO cases of verv-hdsome and HwdWon JL' able frock, dress-and bodv coats. wirrrantJ superfere -VVesi of England cteth, andein iciest fashions. resjaeared to cTl aTa-amie those good aft wm oc boul very-row lor casn.

AC WSSIP CG. jjg Cttatora-Hoaw at, near Clurtzes 1 is tor gas Alfred Oldridire's Ralm of Columbia. THE Best and Cheapest Preparahon for the Hair ever offered to the Public, discovered in 1821, by the late Mr. JOHN OLDRIDGE, Father of the present proprietor, No 1, Wellington-street, strand, London. it The Hcmas Hair has been noticed, in all ages, by the best writers, to be the most beautiful ornament belonging to the human frame il may not only be said: to excel others, but to be the only one in reality, as the loss of it changes the countenance, and prematurely brings on the appearance of old age, which causes many to recoil at being Uncovered, and sometimes even to shun society to avoid the jests and sneers of their most favorite acquaintances, whilst others are driven into solitude from the same cause, and the remainder of their lives ore spent in lonely retirement.

In short, even the loss property fUls not the generous thinking youth with that heavy sinking gloom, a does the loss hair; neither can the gain of wealth exhile-rate his mind so much as havirg it restored again. As a complete remedy for these defects, and to avert all these unpleasant circumstances, Alfred Oldridge feels great satisfaction in announcing that the use of one bottle of his- Calm will prevent the hair from falling ofT in forty-eight hours after its first application, and likewise in three weeks, causes a new crowth to arise; it also prevents the hair from turning gray, makes it look bright and clossv. and frees it from senrf. This powerful and effective assistant of nature is perfectly innocent in itself, and may be used en an infant's head (when applied according to the directions on the bottle,) therefore for the Nursery it is invaluable, as it causes the hair to grow thick and healthy, and if it is but a little inclined to curl, it will induce it to curl most beautifully. So confident were the proprietors of its merits that during their residence in America, they applied the Palm gratis to any person who appiiea, anu was noi Known in any instance to fail.

OLDRIDGE'S BALM seldom fails to produce Whiskers and Eye-braws in a short time, though there were none on the face before, nnd has been found to every other article that has been sold as a curling fluid. For sale by SUMMONS, HARTT Co. Nov. 22 tf 70 Chartres st. BEAUTI FIJI, Head of Hair is the grandest ornament belong to the human frame.

How strangely the loss ofit changes the countenance and prematurely brings on the appearance of old age, which causes many to recoil at being uncovered, and sometimes even to shun society to avoid the jests and sneers of their acquaintance; the remainder of their lives are consequently spent in retirement. In short, not even the loss of property fills the generous thinking youth with that heavy sinking gloom as does the loss of his hair. To avert all these unpleasant circumstances, OLDRIDGE'S ALM OF COLUMBIA stops the hair from falling off on the first application and a few bottles restores it again. It likewise produces eyebrows and whiskers; prevents the hair from turning gray, makes it curl beautifully, and frees it from scurf. Numerous certificates of the first respectability in cu(jjjuiiui ujc "u-iucs ui vyieinugt; jjuiui, are shown by the proprietors.

5" Read the following ROBERT WHARTON, late Mayor of Philadelphia, has certified, as may be seen be vJk i Ills) CVlyll low, to the high character of tho following gen- tlemen. The undersigned do herebv certiiv that we have used the Balm of Columbia discovered by J. 01driliger and havj found it highly serviceable, not only as-a preventive against the falling off hair, but also a certain restorative. WM. THATCHER, Methodist Minister in Si George charge, -No.

8fi, North Fifth street. JOHN P. INFLIS, 231 Arch street. JOHN D.THOMAS, M. D.

163 Race st. iOHN S. FUREY, 101 Spruce st. HUGH M'CURDY, 243 South 7th st. JOHN GARD, 123 Arch st.

The aged, and those who persist in wearing wigs, may nt always exnerieiice its nRtorntiv qualities, yet if will certainly raise its virtues in the estimation of theDublic. when it is known that three of the above signers are more than 50 years of age, and the others not less than 3D. rrom the Mayor. COJtMO.VWEAT.TH OF I ENXSVJ.VANIA. City of Philadelphia.

I. Robert Whasto.v. Ma PhiladclDhia. elo herehv cprtifv tl qnainted with Messrs, J. P.

Inglis, John S. Fu-rey, and Hugh M'Curdy, wlio.se nmes are signed to the above certificate, that they are gen-' tlemen of character and rese-ectabilitv. nnA such full credit should be given to the said certificate. In witness whereof? have hereunto set my rL "Mnnd an caused the seal of the city to be "Jafflxed, this sixth day of December, ROBERT WHARTON, Mav-r. Observe that each bottle of the has a splendid engraved wrapper, onmrhich i 1 1 1 lf XT? 0 -represented the Falls of Niagara, Sxc.

For sale at -wholesale and retail by Comstock sole Agents for America, 269 Peart st New York, and moat druggists throughoi America To Printers. All editors who will insert the aoove six montng, are entitled to 1 doz. bona One llundrefi Dollars ON Christmas dayrbetween the hoars of one and two eldck, was stolen ly two colored men, from the yard back of No. 66, Poydras Travelling Trunks with 1. xiUKD engraved on the flaD that rnvpro the lock, and also engraved on each end on brass plates.

Also, on a black canvass that co- yerea ine top 01 me trank, the name" HURD" in large white painted letters. There was strapped on the top of the trunk, a blue camlet over-coat, wodded and lined with blue silk: a drab cloth surtout silk umbrella, with the owier'a name on strrall round piece of me- iui vii uic eiiu 01 me anuie. The trunk contained wearing apparel, papers valuable to the owner only, and a quantity of ana Aiuenean gold, and U. The above regard will be paid for the appre neusion of trie thipvs nnd rh ii-v, ui 1 ui HIE trunk aneUta or iit a fair-proportion whatever may be festered. tngmadeto THAYER CO.

ydra street. A Oiler. ilnk tnr Vain nrvnrEr'Shakspeare Coffee 'Huum. No -72. -M.

Cam St. l.O ntlrrut fnr nas been onen but iwn mnml, a lent order, bein? nearlv nlatrra.i i It is a fine stand, and a might be added to it -with great success The present owjier havincr otherfrjsiness, is anxious to dispose ofit Per sons wishinc to nurchsse miK wi: "1 may leanrihe terms and paniculara by applying. the subscriber on the premised. i JOHN HOPPRi IW-LXRD-460 kegaUrd, oa board the 9 PATTERSON. 23 V.

LL f1H.DS store, and lor sale lo to dost a eonskrnmaiit.k "ie 9t jan6 is for fo ha m. a- Jiiiiimriii A i 7PVTO FlGTION-r-This extraordinary 11 cal composition, the result of seit the invention of celebrated medical m-introductton of which to the public was Hit with the solemnity of a death-bed beqne? since gained a reputation raining the correctness of the lamented Gridley's last confession, that "he dared without giving to posterity the benfi, knowledge on this subject, and he ther bequeathed to hi friend and attendant SoC Hays, the secret of his discovery. -c It is now used in the principal hospitali' the private practice in our country, first andr certainly for the core of the Piles, and i extensively and effectually as to bafflecrnitf unless where its effects are witnessed. nally in the following complaints ForDro-Creating extraordinary absorption atom Swellings: Reducing them in a few i Rheumatism: Acute or Chronic, giving. I Croup and Whooping Cough: over the chest.

All Bruises, Sprains and curing in a few hours. Sores andfj' Whether fresh or of long standing, and.f sores Its operations rpon adults and ducing rheumatic swellings and looseningcot ana inzncness ui me cuesi Dy relaxation of It is used only as nn external application, its sovereign power in curing the abovte'ntt complaints, is justified by scientific princit The following affidavit fixes Ieyond contrit tion the idewtity of the article. 1 State of Massachusetts, 'ji' Suffolk County, S. S.J Solomon Hays, now of Boston, MassfW duly sworn, doth depose and say "That the? cipe hitherto attached is the one given fiiis the late Dr. Gridley, and that all the ingredfe-quantities and proportions therein mentioned, the same as those contained in Hays' Lioinr sold by Dr.

Comstock of New York. Anii ther, that the said Recipe, or a copy thereof 1 of its coniDonent parts, have never been or sold to any and accordingly knowledge and belief, it is unknown to'anyf son but myself. And further, that I willV' case give sell this Recipe, er any of its csh tial parts to any person within the term ofrwtt years from this date. And further, that I not manufacture the said Linimenf, except my own distribution gratuitously, and nivr retail, and I will actjn good faith with Dr. stock, in all the above obligations and cr lions." SOLOMON JOHN W.

WHITMAN, Justice of Pes' Out of the many warm recommendations remedy has received, the fo lowing only ares joined. Thf are generally extracts frortkn; from persons of the highest respectability names are not published for obvious resit tnough the writers have not objected to haveti shown to such as wish to see them. ji; i Cincinnati, Oct. 9, 183. 1 "Of all the remedies.

we sell, nonegivewc cided satisfaction as Hays' Liniment. ATet procure, il you desire, the best recommendati: from our most worthy citizens." Buffalo, A'prll 10, JSS.f "I have so'd all the Hays' Li.timent and.ee have sold much more. Judge iscnred. it, and has sent at least twenty persons he buyit. Jan.

3, 1837. "We are in want of Hays' Liniment, and sales are uncommonly good, and the articli'1 far, unrivalled. It is used for a variety oft plaints, and apparently with great effectin Mr. a planter now here, has Jwr nearhalf a page about the cure he has ex; enced by if, not having before left his lions months. He-was cured of Piles in hours; we will send you his eulogies may be of service to Mr.

Hays." Charleston. S. Dec. "I have been distressed for four ars Piles, my sufferings have, been intense, and': physician had recommended an operation as: only means of relief. Hays Liniment war vised, and I have used one bottle, and So fr I can judge, I am fully and entirely enred.

cannot refrain from expressng ray anxiety'taL its qualities more extensively known. New Orlcant, Nov. 3, 1835. "Air. Haysi have damned Quack J' eins, Calomel Doctors, Lobelia Steamers, etable Doctors, and so onto the end, last cf myself, life and every thing besides j.harin; serfs of an idea about a heap of comfort, changing life for tha; place, a right smarid: hofier than any.

about in the 1 had the Piles fur 18 Months till I got yonrL. luent three days ago, and now.I am well have thrown Physic to the dogs." V. Juouist May 5 1S3T. We dont what the pe-ple Hays' LiHrment, sura they cannot alt have Piles, we reckon it is usee! for rheumatism, coughs, sores, swellings. We have sold a quantity this year, as youmay know byonrl purennse, wincn is an gone.

nease ssnci as gross more, and also, the articles ordered week, if not already shipped." Yours, ic We might multiply such ns the fibove indefinite length, Jut pfefer that persons gwf) ally wjw-stU the attiele exhibit to their custtfrr the original certificates they have on hand: I for sale by ---v 1 F. 89 Chartres and KTI.T.V nov2 corner roydras (V. Magazmet WHISKEY, Sc-40 bbls rectified wi! key; 20 bbls cranberries; 25 do ia. biscuit; 40 boxes common-manufactured tobat-J co; o0 ferkms butter, jusrreceived ia storeai, sale by PIERCE SHANNON BROTHER, I subscnuers respectfully. inform Tt i UI1V gVHCKIIf I Have received, and are ju a splec assortment Ladies' and fritlcm's iV Boofis, from Cussing Co New Yorkv.

ll other articles, sairabie to tlie darg- d26 D'LANGf 815 Deiv ir1 Tjt A BROWN andWHITE Setter Andrew nn nr ap: reward will beeiven inth Riuurrr the drug steJre of NATHAN JAR i -t cor. Coinmon Sc. Tcliapiteuta WPt 1 t'iv JELLING for less than the coat of -mairj'-" ms- IIVIII 1, na taken nn ofKoaon .1 .1. 5 81 Charrresrfit, and bein obliged to clwe lua-atock, wiiUell at a irtucli less price thatir ere are requested to call and cxaaiinp goods. -iri- 1 IV Pre, (ThATS30g feashels, Uornirieil--15 bbla.

for sal bv 1 aov2S 2i enmmoti-t naeMresi from no r.M re. rxmr. tuaei, three doors. SroKuke City HoiV pans, nas eurpiisiHfj ucyunu conccptjoj; The common reinark-of tljse who haven i i 1:1 me k. I' 0 9 at 'I ea so i 4 1 he Ci thi res the It( ii- lv ft nn.