Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-17
ASTONISHING AND TRUE.

A MONG the thousand medicines advertised
IN as "ceitain cures for pulmonary complaints"
JAMES EXPECTORANT stands alone lis
path to the puplic confidence has been paved not
with pbis, bat CURES; and The vouchers for i,s
efficacy include any array Of which, ior
character and fespectabiliis, cannot be surpassed
in this country Dr. Jayne being himself Ply
sicisn. does not profess 70 rerfotm physcnlnpos-
sibiliies; but he does asseri, and Ne Is borne out
by well aethe iicated iaefs. thai in all DISEAS-
rs OF The LUNGS AND CHEST which are
susceptible OF without miraculous nte rfereHce
his Ezpeoto,apt sill restore the patient to health
Ne oshet medicine will remove rnucus o, nus from
tho throat so alo,ppehly IS his n ,faetually
loose- the eoagnlated nasses from the membrane
which lines tie ttenctie. and 81 ever, couch the
patient viii biing up portions II the disengaged
matter. In oil complains Of the pulmonary or
gsns, even ~herc nstufe 10 be making no
esert 10 throw of the d.ease JAMES Expeeiorabt
.inpsits sigor tnthe achneiy Of respiration, and
enables II en- todisenfunber themselves Of the OBJ
suuctions which had nreded tieir fteee opc,a.
tion. has restored hundreds to perfect health
after their rhysicisus lad given them up as incur
able, with CONSUMPTION. Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Inlnen2s. Bronchitis NhooIine.C oush,
ina word al diseasesnfa PULMONARY nature
Yield 10 this preparation. properly administered.
Rev. J. S Meanai.. Professor II Hami,ton IN.
Y ) Literary ard theological Seminary says;
al would MT be without Or. Jaynr's Medicines
IN m, tauil, for any consideration have found
them successful in cases where alI other means
have failed"
Mr.. Nicholas Harris. cv,rsr 81 Front and LON.
hata streets, phiiadtptia, Was cured Of Cough.
Asthma. and
BLEEDING or THE LUNGS,
under whici be lebored for many wears.
Rev. liza NJ Aien, late Of this, bur now Of New
fntL rih have usad Inxu.ss Exnsc,o.
RAM, and have note corhdetee ii ii than
ALL OTHER MEDICINES
Of the kind .
Rev, VIM. Laws, Modssttown, Va, sass-"I
have used your Expeeiorant, aud found il an ex-
celleni medicine for Pulmonary dseesesp
DR.. Helmick, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, was cured of
Asthma by ii, and now prescrihes it 10 his patients
in all Pulmonary affections. MIR John Beckford
of Fsstpor, Maine. ssys--"Your Expsc,orant lss
just cured whom his phy.icisn had given up
10 die with Consumption and also another, in tho
very lowest stage OF Bronchitis"
Messfs. Slosson g. Williams. booksellers, o.
wego. NJ y, say-"Your Expectotant gives uoi.
ver sal satisfaction"
Rev. John Ellis, of New York CITY, says tina, two
bottles cured him of Influenza, a hard Cough, ,and
apparent Consumption.
Mr.. Aerial Ely. of Waiertown, N. Y, says
" Many respectable people offer certificates in fa-
vor OF Ntnr txpectornnt. beHsVe mat Eli your
medicines arethe bestpreparutions that have ever
been offered iothe public, for the relief Of the al
iicted and the OF diseases"
Daniel Henshaw, Esq, Editor Of the Lynn
(Mass.) Record, says" Jayne's Expectorant is a
valuable syrup, which have lately used with
good efiec, in stopping Cough, and loosening and
breaking up Cold"
Rev. Arthur b. Bradford, of Darlington, Pa,
says TINT cured his son of Group ina few minutes.
The Bangor (Me.) journal says--''A trial of
Jayne's Expeciorant will satisfy all that il is
speedy cure for Coughs, Colds. Influenza. As,hma,
Hoarseness and all kinds OF pulmonary sffect ions"
Mr.. Ebenezer Webster, Of Providence, II. L.,
was cured of severe Asthma by using Two bottles.
Rev Simeon Seigfsied was cured of Influence, a
HoarseDess, and hard dry Cough, by one bottle
The Proprietor could add hundreds of other
names equally respectable, who recommend Jsyne's
Expectosant superior all other Medicines for
the cure of all the various Pulmonary Diseases.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, No. 30 South
Third St, Philadelphia, where all his other valua-
Bile preparations may be obtained
The above is for sale by 6. & c. w. DOLL,
Maftinsburg, Va.
March 2, 184i-1y