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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-04

duupN VIZ proper 'uethV,'S w o'p'Hi"s
his factory into notice throughout the
Valley, that he woult! secure an amount
Of patronage equal 10 his facilities for
making the article. 81
Most heartily do we wish Mr.. NJ.
success in his laudable and useful EN-
terprise. We can perceive no good
reason Why he may no, compete with
the cheese makers of the north, at leas,
in the Valley, when the expense of
hauling is comparatively a tribe. % u.s..
The TREATY The Reason Why.-
is an exceedingly unpleasant task
for us 10 be compelled to refer to The
course of our opponents relative to our
difficulties with Mexico, 1t is morti-
flying to know, that any American ci'l-
zen would give "aid and comfort" to
an enemy with whom we are at war.
Gov. WH1rcoMB, of Indiana, cor
roborates the testimony of other gen
tlemen Of high standing, with reference
to the evil influence exerted upon the
minds and conduct of the Mexicans
by the course of some of the leaders of
the Wing party. In a letter from Pu-
ebla, dated Feb. 20, lS46, Mr.. w. says
=" All we fea: here is, that the in
hammatory speeches of the opposition
to the war will reach here before the
Mexican Congress has gottoge'her and
acted on the treaty /; for | speak what
everybody here knows, when l tell you
that all the tardy movements of the
Mexican Congress are brought about
by the resolutions Of Mr.. Van Dyke,
of New Jersey; Mr.. Thompson, o!
Indiana, anG Mr.. Clay's speech and
resolutions. The Mexican prints have
struck off thousands OF copies; and
they are pe6dled out BY huckster.b boys
from one end Of the country to the 9TH
er, as the reflection of the brightest
star that has yet shown upon their fl-
ture hopes and,prospec's. These things
may be denied; but have half dog
en- copies in my trunk, purchased for
the express purpose OF taking home to
show the people" -sss
Lieut.. Clinton, of the Penn. volun-
teers, in letter to his brother, says
Nothing has transpred since wrote
to you last, except that the Mexican
commissioners have agreed with Mr..
Trlst upon a treaty of peace, which |
believe will amount to nothing, as it is
currently reported here that he had no
power to conclude a treaty; and # he
had, the conduct of a majority IN our
Congress pould render it Of no use, as
the yNericans uill neuer consent to u
peace ,chite they fancy they haze 50 ma
M friends in the United States."
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-04

When you are disposed to Be raih
o: your mental requirements, look up
to those who are more accomplished
than yourself, ':ha, you may Be fred q
emulation; but when you fssL ex{is6ed
with your circumsianees pws on
those beneath you;tl as i leas,
contentnent. y
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-04
WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA:

bill offered by Mr.. Hale, in the SEM
ate, elsewhere referred 20. These cir
cumstances, we say, with others which
might be introduced, gave Use to iht
suspicion that these gentlemen aided
in getting the negroes on, board the
vessel. II In justice to them, however,
we will here state. that they have Ge-
clared that they had no connection, Ell
Their directly or remotely, With the foul
deed and further. that they do no'
approve Of kidnapping, &c, a5.Jsa0
That the aroused gentlemen stand
honorably acquitted Of any, agency in
kidnapping the negroes, we grant; -
but at the same time, we firmly believe,
THAT, but for the influence which they
have exerte1, by their public speeches
and private example, = eaching that
i4- b i . :
the Shareholder has no property in his
negroes, End consequently that it is
rlgh! for negro to ''escape from sla-
very" and criminal for any one TO re-
store him to his owner, and wrong 70
ccnfine him in ''plison, . but for these
things, that outrage had not beer com.
mitted. ......s;
The energies and the whole machi-
merry of the Abolition party are devoted
TO the grand object Of polishing slave
ny in the District Of Columbia. To
accomplish this, the National Era was
esta bIished in Washington, to co-ope-
rate with the members of Congress en-.
itertainng the same faith. Operated
upon by these appliances, weak minded
men having more zeal than knowledge,
and acting as though their eternal sal
walton depended upon the issue, seal
their infamy, by seeking, with an infa-
.uaion unknown to the Crusaders Of
oden times, maytyrdon, by being in
carcera'ed in a Pen:,entiary,for stealing
their neighbor's slaves, which we're JUS.
as much his property. as his horse, his
COW, his wagon, or his household fur
niture. Now, we do not say, tina, kid.
mapping embraces the whole of the
system Of these fanatics; but it is GER
tain'y means well adapted TO the end
N view; for, by making that kind of
property improbable there, it is hoped
that the owners of slaves will be in
duced 70 sell them, and thus, by har-
RAISING and stealing, the Aboliiicnis!s
hope to succeed In their designs.
These pseudo phian.hropis,s have
neither regard for the compromises of
the Constitution, which were so wisely
engrafted in It's provisions for The pro-
lection Of the Southern portion Of the
confederacy, nor respect for the condi-
tiens upon which Virginia and Mary
land ceded the District for the use of
the General Government. One Of the
conditions of that grant was, that it
should remain as it was, slave terrific
~. Human laws, constitutional guar.
antees, individual rights, and the peace
and happiness Of society, are but mat:
tiers worthy moments consideration,
when compared wl:h the momentous
subject of slavery! 'a'"tl '"" 81
With these facts before them, our
readers are left 10 decide upon the in
nocence or guilt, morally and political
ly, Of Messrs. GIDD1NGs, HALE, &C.,
touching the case ander consideration.
es .l# eSe- 5a) F'.@a
VIRGINIA CHEESE.
We oa ,h., recaipt .hrcurh
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-04

The wife is the Sun of the Social
System. Unless she attracts, there is
nothing to keep heavy bodies, like
husbands, from flying off into space:
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-04

An Arab is allowed TO divorce any
of his wives who does not make good
bread. IF there was such law here,
what numbe. Of divorces there would
be! a.,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-04

Vlo are Guilty ?-In our last paper,
IN referring to the late riot in Washing
ton, il was stated tina, it was general
" believed that Messrs. GIDDlNGs and
HALE, and The Editor Of the National
Era, an Additional paper, were ins,ru-
mental in abducting the slaves from
the District. in the vessel then referred
10. This belief was predicate,l upon
the rampant and uncomprising adyoca-
cy, BY these, gentlemen, Of the dogmas
Of the ultra Abolitionists, in the first
place; and in the second place, upon
the extraordinary efforts which they
made to screen the thieves from the
penalties Of the law, volunteering
their services 10 defend them before the
court; -and the belief Of their agency
il the matter, was strengthened BY the
movements, FIRST Of Mr.. GiDDlScs, in
he House, who offered a resolution
inquifing "by what authority said pFi-
son i nsed for the purpose q confirming
Ssyyels uhc have attempted to escape
- sl1nsyy;;'' and secondly, BY he
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-04
AAeleH--

In The State OF New York, il is esti.
mated that there are 1890 preachers.
1000 doctors. $500 lawyers, l25, 600
mechanics, 10 600 manufacturers, 81.
coo merchants; 253, 900 farmers, and
4, 800 taverns.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-04

A female martyr, when on the rack
babe her prosecutors do their worst, for
she vas resolved to die rather than lie.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-04
-9fE1@
ANEcDoTE OF MR.. Aston.

A New York correspondent Of the
New Bedford Mercury relates the fol-
lowing anecdote of Mr.. Asto:::-On one
occasion be was impor,uned for chat
ity subscription, and finally gave ten
dollars. @aGs
"Why, sir!" exclaimed the as,onish.
ed collector, 'Eyour son William gave
t,oenty dollars"
VERY good, sir" said As;or, "bat
you must remember the rascal has q
rich tather'
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-04

We have all of US heard Of the
smiles of Providence. | was much
pleased with Uncle Jim's ideas on the
subject. "Good morning, Uncle Jim. !"
"Good morning" ''Well, yon've got
your daughter married off, have your"
Eyes" "Realy, Providence smiled
upon YOU Smiled mo, bles, YOU,
she snickered right out!"
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-04

OF KENTUCKY.
SUBJECT 70 THE DECISION OF A NATIONAL CONVENTION
Game Of the .45oHtioaists IN Con-
gress. Immediately after the late riot
In Washington city. growing out of
the abduction Of slaves, referred to in
our last, the Abolition Senator from
New Hampshire. Mr.. HALE, intro.
duced bill into the Senate, ostensibIy
for preventing the destruction of pro-
perty BY ''un!awful assemblies in the
District" but really for the purpose of
shielding those engaged in the nefar.
Gus trade Of stea!ing negroes from their
rish'fu! owners, TO. only from the jus,
retribnion due aheir deeds from ar in.
digna"' and outraged community, bo'
from the righteous penalties Of the law.
Mr.. HALE, i: is true, asserted that he
"did not make the most distant alu-
sion 10 slavery"--that he would "cor-
daily unite with that honorable Sena.
tor'IMr. BAeBY in favor of a law a
gainst kidnapping; yet, when The
question was directly put In him by
Mr.. BETTER. "whe,her he would vote
for a bill, properly drawn, inAicting
punishment Ga persons inveigling
slaves from the District Of Columbia -
he promptly replied, ::'Csrtainly not,
end uhy? Because l do not 6eHere
that slAvery should e1ist here s,l.l
AS nigh, have been expected, this
movement. as MIR. CALHOUN Justly
characterised it, 'sto arm the robbers,
and disarm The people Of the District"
gave rise toa protracted and exciting
debate, in which Messrs. HALE, BAG.
BY, CALHOUN, Butler, FoorE, HAN
NEeAN, DoUGLAs, and other Senators
participated. Much warmth of feeling
was exhibited by some Of the speak
ers, and particularly by Messrs. CAL
uouN and FoorE; the former of whom
said, in reply TO the 'gusty declaimer''
from New Hampshire, that he "would
as soon argne with a maniac from bed
lam, as with the Senator from New
Hampshire, on this subject" And
the latter said that he believed emo
good man who is not maniac, as the
Senator from New Hampshire is APP
pretended 10 be. can have any SYM
patty with those who lawlessly inter-
fere with the rights Of others.' We
do nor pretend TO justify these Sena-
! tors ia the harshness Of their language,
sbut we 60 as far as the farthes, in con-
demning the course of the Abolitionists
in Congress, in this attempt to shield
these fana,ical thieves from the pun
ishmens they deserve.
-eoe-
Wlo are Guilty ?-In our last paper,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-04
Problems. A young friend has sent
IS the following problems, with re-
quest to insert them all at once:- i.


quest to insert them all at once:-
l. The four edges of rectangular
sheet of sheet iron, the sides of which
are SO and % IL inches, are to be
turned up perpendicular!y. so AS to
form vessel that shall hold the great
est quantity Of wafer possible; how
much Of the edge must be turned up?
2. Two weights, A and B, weighing
100 and so pounds, respectively, hang
freely over a pulley; how far will A
descend, after the commencement of
the motion, in I seconds
3. A bent lever, % feet long. is in.
clined at an an agile Of 1909. The le-
yer rests upon fu'crum at the angu-
lar point, and the weight suspended at
the end Of the less arm is $50 pounds,
and that of the greater arm 1870 bs.;-
what must be the length Of each arm,
so that she shorter arm rests in hori-
zontal position /?
4. What is the side Of hexagonal
spherical dome, whose solidity is
10000 feet?
Will Philo Matbeon be so kind and
show us the method of solving the a.
bove problems? Should he fail to give
solutions of them, will Cleanthus give
solutionss ONE OF MANY.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-04

What kinti Of a face should an auc.
tioneer haye' A face that is or-bid-
din.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-04

A native of the Emerald Isle, the
other day, on hearing ofihe Revolution
in France, the flight Of the king and
his family, the triumph Of the democ-
racy, and the establishment by the peo-
pie Of provisionary government, ex-
claimed-"By St. Patrick, and is thai
not the thing that sweet Ireland wants.
A prouisionary government for ever!-
BY the powers, the only government
she now has is starUationary one.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-04

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Democratic banner., 1848-05-29
Executors NOt;cc.

= OIitE. is hereby given. to al creditors
:: .r.m.rrs interested IN the eetlte oi JouH
N.&.AAy, deceased, that the undersigned
y. ,hta.,.cd from tie Clerk Of the county
court OF Pike county. letters tcStamentary
IN ~! state, bearing date the S;h Of May,
rs.
Al PERSONS index led TO said estate are
hereby notified 20 make immediate settle
mcn:; those having claims against said es-
tatr are requested to present. the Same, prop
RI, authenticated, W ;thin onryear from III"
d.:r Of said letters, or they may be preclu-
drI from having any ben. fit OF said estate
and if not presented within three years,
they vii b" forever drharlcd.
JAS \. MACAAY, Executor.
HaY I1,,l. ISIS.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-29

be begun and held at the Court House i'll the
Town Of Bowlins-Green, in and Ter the county
of Pike, on the first Monday of Septembcr neat.
judgment by default will be rendered against
lin, and his property scid to satisfy the same:
and the Court orders that i copy hereof be pub
.lishea 70. four weeks successfully in some news
paper printed in this State, the last insertion to
be al least four weeks before the next term If
this Court and continued.
STATE OF AtI>soURI. I sc
County Of Pike; \
|, James II. Martin, Cler'; Of the circuit court
for saii ~cotr:ty. certify ;l~t the foregoing is 4
true copy from the record.
= Witness my hand and oliicioi seal.
Seal. Done al Office IN Eo~ l:r--Cr"cn in
- sid county, this It'd 22t Il! Of lily
A d 1873 NJ. MARTIN, Clerk.
.hay 29th ISIS (iw@)
Democratic banner., 1848-05-29

PHUDF: INUOF! PNUOF!-Rev.
!. j.. Tn.Gcr, Protestant, Methodist Minis
t~r. SAYS. in liter to DR.. jayne, dated
Albion. Lric County, Pennsylvania, Oct.
ga, 1916. Mrs. Turner i.a@ been afflicted
with DyrepslE a"d SIX M"Irahe for a
i,ut i've years, which continued to grow
more severe. 1t is my opinion that one
more turn Of i would have closed her NOR
tai career. She took four bottles Of your
Ncrrriluge and one box Of Sanati"e Pills,
and By The blessing Of God accompanying
tie: means, she is cured Of her aillirtion.-
We had tried AL the Physicians, far and
near, to 40 effect, until We used your medi-
cine. We gave the Ncrmifug" To our chill
drcn fJr worms and it had 4 good effect
| have taken pains to send to Erle for youi
medicines for some time. and they have a.
fccted 50 many cures, that we want you tc
appoint ali agent here.
Yours, J. l.. TURNER.
Methodist Protestant Minister.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-29

BY Sunday .horning's mail, we received
tie ST. Louis Union OF Saturday evening,
which contains accounts from New Orleans,
two days later, contradictingtho that
tie Treaty had been rejected by the .Nexi-
can Congress. The matter is still left N
doubt, with the prospect of its ratification
growing worse. The rumor was started
from Quere!aro by those opposed 20 the
T1el y, to bring about tAat Which they de-
sired. A quorum had certainty assembled
definite rcws will soon be had.
Tie nominations from Pa tiuore ale con-
frmcd by further dispatches.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-29
Executors Sale.

TrTl!E Undersigned, executor OF the estate OF
J,hn .,I.ci,ay, deceased, will sell On
IharsLIy Ike SM dGJ r J4Hc HcTf,
On tie premises Of the deceased, a lot of
II r. IS, C.,Ii. and Hogs; farming utensils,
Also, ALT Of Wheat, supposed 10 be
10 ar 300 bushels, and SON. 10 or II tuns
Of Ilrm; = the latter article the caSh Will
,r~ required. \ credit q l. months will
.r gwen ou tie residue, upon bonds with
approved security.
wi. also a! the Same Sine and place
.lirc to the highest bidder, until the Ed. OF
December next, two negro women and one
= Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock
.nrrcisriv. JAMES \. MACkAI,
| Nh ISL. 1913. Executor.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-29
COURT NOTICE.

Now at this day came the said plaintiffs, by
A II. Buckner, their Attorney, and it
appearing TO the satisfaction oil the court, that
said defendant is a nonresident of this State !;
II is therefore ordered that said defendant be no.
titled, that the said plaintiffs have commenced
against him, in this Court, an action oil asS',np1
sit by attachment, for the sum oil two hundred
dollars, for goods, wares, merchandise, &c, solu
and delivered by said plaintiffs to sad deiend1
ant; and that his property has bean attached and
unless he be and appear in this Court Oh or De-
fore the third day Of the next term thereof 10
Democratic banner., 1848-05-29
DISSOLUTION OF C0TaRTE&G;>E.ss'

THE undersigned tcnlcrs his thanks to the
public for the patronage SO Iibcrally extended u
him heretofore, AMI respectfully so:Ir.ts a con-
of the same. He will cnn;i:ric ia J"sI-
ness at the old stand, corner OF Georgia AMI
Water Streets, Louisiana.
He has now on hand Sugar, coffee, tea, mrtas-
SEES spices, candies at wholesale a;'l retail, lem
ons, oranges, NUS, figs %plunh>, SC %c--in@eth-
er with an excellent article Of fourth proof bran
dvauI wines for the sick; all Of which will hi
sold cheap for Cash.
THOS. b. LIMERICK.
NAY 18th, 1913.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-29
OBITUARY.

Gloom has again overspread our neigh
borlIood, death stalks abroad at MONDAY
and wasteti, whom lie viii; the wall of the
widow is again heard, the sobs and cries of
relations and friends break the silence Of
the moment, CONSERVATION is depicted III
almost every cou~ntenance-d disease in the
form of EresypiIus has snatched forever
from the scenes of time, three brothers III
quick succession; in the short space OF one
brief week has passed from time to %eterni-
ty, Amedia Williams, who died on the l4th
inst, in the forty-tIird year of his age; ThoS.
J. Williams, in his thirty fifty year, and
Pinkuey Y. Williams, i'll the twenty-ffth
year of lis age, both of the latter died on
the 2lst inst, and with them has faded for
ever from existence the name of the family
which they bore. How hard to us seems
the DEGREES o ftatc-thus has five brothers oil
the same family, within the space of three
wears, gone to the land from whence there
is no return. Though this be a severe af-
fiction TO the relations and friends Of the
deceased. let them find consolation iii TIE
fact that care and sorrow can never reaci.
them, that thty are forever done with earth'S
t~lceting varIticS. Nj.
Middletown, Montgomery CO. May %, AS
(Scventy-SlX please coPy.)
Democratic banner., 1848-05-29
gsuttc,. Wanted.

WE will pay the highest market price in mer-
chardisc for 1000 lbs. Good Butthr, to he deliv-
cred ON or before the 18Th Nay. Kegs will be
furnished on aspiration at our store, 10 those
wishing to pnt up butter for us.
ORR, DUKE CAMPBELL,
Democratic banner., 1848-05-29
To the People Of lie SecnI;d CocSGes
S!OEsaI District.

The Undersigned, candidates for Congress,
a!drc>s the people at the following Times
nd places, to-wit:
-AtIIrrnln, Ga>cona!e co. Thursday June Isl
-At Linn. Usage county. Saturday. June Sd.
1t IIibicr'>, GA,c"n.Ic co. Non lay june J,I.
At Stcrlt;iLin. Crawford cr., June Uh.
Al Waync>vi!!c, Pulaski co., Jnne lO.h.
At Ellsworth, Texas, MonIay, June l2th,
At Caledonia, Washington co.. June l5ih.
At Po.o,i, d. Saturday. June ltt.
Vt Union, Fran':lin 60. TUESDAY, jane 20th
At Warrcntoa. Warren co. Thurs 10y July 9th
A: Dmyil!", N,ntgomery co., July Hfh.
ct Fulton, Galway CO., TUESDAY July lith
At Mexico. tu!rain 60. Thurs lay July l3th,
At PALMYRA, Marion co. Saturday, July 18th
At Hannibal. DO Mnn!.y. ILly l1h.
Al New LonI,n. Rails 60. Tue>dayJuLy l,'h
AT ClarL,yi!lr, Pike 90. Thursday, July lotA
Vt Bow!!ng Green, DO S"tuf!1y. July I'D
". Y. y. BAY.
[. PORTER,
s.. Chlri.>, Nv 81. ISIS.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-29

ing the rights of the different delegations.
The dispatches give but a confused idea of
the proceedings this Gay. No definite con-
c~!usion was had. The following is the next
intelligence received:
Democratic banner., 1848-05-29
MARRIED,

At Elmwood. Mo-, on the Odd inst, by
the Rev. VIM. Burnett, Geo. D. Meriweth-
er, of Pike County, to Miss Ann w. Wells,
of Lincoln county Missouri.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-29

Tif-We are authorized - ai.ii"itf1r ! i+LiAE
=. WIGGLLsyy,Krf ~ 4 cIt.i'!,ic :"T iAc r'Ict
OF C,a<.a5l" or Culver township, al the l.c&' VI
gust election.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-29

We are authorized - "uncrncr JOINS
TEscY. as Il canGi lat" for g." Office .! Co"-
stable ofCuiver township, at tive cnsuii'G
August election.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-29
Court NOTICE

Wesley b. Trowcr, !Iyl:y A..
Trovcr. Gcorge y. a. Rag,
and Lucy lis wife, Even Ow-
cns and Jcnncttl hs wife: Lee
Vi Long and Sarah his wife,
and Juln Lon", and Minerva
Long lis wife Petition for
". Partition
John Slavans, Ayrc> A>hcw of
and Louisa lis wife, Samuel Real Estate.
Hogcn and PAMELA Lis wife,
Henry I~iurnedy and Martha
his wife, & Andrew J.. Brad
lev and Maria his wife, and
.Ayrcs Hoffman.
4 ND now al this day the petitioners, APP
"a pear by thrir Attorney, and file their pc
tition for the partition Of the following descrIb-
ed real estate, viz: Lots twenty-sevcn, twenty
eight, twcnty-ninr, being each sixty feet on
Oak street, and ninety feet back-and the north
west end of lot twcnty-Six, being sixty feet on
Ok street and forty-iivc feet OH Fulton street,
all in lIc Town Of ashley, in said county, and
ii appearing from said petition, ana the affidavit
thereto, that the said defendants are non-resl-
dents of the State Of Missouri, il is ordered by
the Court, that they be notified Of the filing OF
sail petition, and that Il copy Of this order be
published once Z week for eight weeks success
sivcIy in some newspaper printed iuthls county.
STATE OF Missouri, ! g
County OF Pike,
! /, James NJ. Martin, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court for said county. certify tina. the foregoing
is a true copy from the record: ,
~~) Witness my hand, and official seal
) Seal. Done at Office III Bowling-Green, III
~ said county. this the 25rd day of May
Nv NJ
\. ID. 1918. j. NJ. MAXIM, Clerk,
Nav 29th.-(SwS.)
Democratic banner., 1848-05-29
sCkOFULA AND sCROFULOUs


SWELLINGS.-Scrofula i'll. all lis multi.
piled ~ror,nes, whether in that of Kings E.
vii, Enlargement of the Glands or Bones,
Goite, White SwcllingS Chronic Rheuma-
tism, Cancer, Diseases Of the Skin or Spine
or of Pulmonary Consumption, cmanate
from opc and the same cause, which is a
poisonous principle inherent in the human
system. Therefore, unless this principle
can be destroyed, no TudicaL cure can be
effected; but if the principle upon which the
disease depends is removed, a cure must Of
necessity follow, no matter under what
form the disease should manifest ITSELF
This, therefore, is the reason why JAYNE's
Alternative is so universally successful in
removing so many malignant diseases. II
destroys lie rirus or principle from which
those diseases have their origin, by enter
ing into the circulation and with the blood
is conveyed to the minutest fibre; remov-
ing every particle ofdisease from the sys-
TEN.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, Phila-
delphia, and sold on agency by
II. Z. BLOCK & co.
May %, 1913. Louisiana, Mo.
Democratic banner., 1848-05-29

1--WE are authorized 10 announce d. y. &.
STEELE as a cand; ATE inr the Gle Of CJn>ta-
bic OF Penr township, III the next August e6-@-
ton.