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JOB PRINTING

OF every description neatly and expeditiousiy
executed at the Office ofthe Spirit Of Democracy;
and at reasonable prices. = IfJT 80
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-02-05
The Family Meeting.

M CHARLES sPRAGUE.
'NN We are all here,
$50 Father, Mother,
i1 Sister, Brother,
All who hold each other dear. ass o..
Each chair il 6lled-we're all at home!
Tonight let nc cold stranger ome
2 Il il not bitten thus around
Our old familiar hearth we're found.
/, Bless, then, the meeting and the spot;
For once be every care forgot;
Let gentle peace assert her power.
And kind affection rule the haur.
We're all-all here. =
1873 We're not all here.
Some are awsy-the dead ones dear,
WHIP thronged with us this ancient hearth.
And gave the hour to g~uileless mirth.
Fate with q stern, relentless hand,
? Looked in, and thinned our little band;
Some like a night fash passed away,
And some sink lingering day by day;
The quiet grave-yard-some lie there
And cruel ocean has his share
We're not all here.
Juliet signal., 1848-04-18
Making Flls
a Southern correspondent of the New

"A Southern correspondent of the New
York Spirit, furnishes the following.
Our meeting house. 10 true southern
style, IL raised about three feet above the
ground; one night, when they had pretty
fulrattendehce, some ''nIad wags" slipped
out, and remoEedtbe steps; they thea pro,
ceeded to -tear down the rail- fence. and
rebuild IL directly a across the sroad ION
each side OF the meeting house, So that
theyubad 1.-THE CONGREGATION completely
fenced in. Then, having extinguished
the lights at the doors,t they retired on, of
the way t0.await the fun. !.
Notwithstanding the darkness, when.
the people were dismissed, they came
walking out with the firm confident tread
otPersons who know just where they arc
ifthey can't see. The first one stepped
off, expecting to land on the steps, when
down be came; before be, had time to
speak, down came another Oh topsoE him
The noise they made, together with the
shrIeks OF the women, who were piling
Pat1lhe other door, caused those still in
the church to. press forwardto see. what
was the matter, and down came half a
dozen IN a heap: the more they''hoIlered''
the more the crowd pushed forward; and
down came anoiher,batcb. T., IN the me an
nmEne' some Of the .hindermost, thinking
they migOt be able to getlout at the La.
dies door, jumped across the slips, and,
as might be expected. pushed off three or
tour ladies'; their shrieks only made them
the more anxious to get out; so, like dog
with a kettle tied to his tail, the faster
tney went the faster they wanted 10 go.
'At'iength some degree of order was
obtained, Alright brought, the steps re-
placed and off they started, yowing ven-
geance against the "prac,icals." They
had not gone far before the head one ran
bang against the fence. ''Bless me p
cried be, ''lve taken the wrong direction,
ana gone straight across the roadl" 'Ac
cordlngly, he tured about, aud soon bought
up against the fence. "My head must
have got turned when feilr' said he
In every direction they could be heard
asking where the road was. They might
have staid there till daylight had not a
gleam OF moonshine come to their aid
showing them how matters were. situat-
~ T.
~ Length tbs, fences we're pulled down
and they once more got started. but did
not feel safe until they got home. and
some scarcely then. a3a ,"fsa.' .,esraH 1al
,,,'. The matter was subsequently, brought
before the church, but they were. obliged
to conclude that the steps and fences
moved themselves fr,asr
Juliet signal., 1848-04-18
as TO FARM ERs.
.ra 10, ~ JOLIET
WOOllen Factory.

Tho Subscribers will keep on, hant a large
assoimen,ot tcloth Of thsirown nmannfacture .yhic b
they propose exehung. forwool. They viii give
one yard cf good heavy cioth,fsr two and hall
pounds ofg0pd,clead wool Of the same quality
orthey will work woolup0n shares asfollows give
one h ia the cloth the woolmakes bs receiving
eight cts per yard from the customer upon the II
half or ifihat the wool makes by secniying thir-
weight cents pei, yard for manufacturing. They
will also nanufacturcfore eustoine ri BLANKETS
JEANS, 81 FLANNEL, as vel as SATI
NETT &
Juliet signal., 1848-04-18
TaELOREPG.

ENA ETatfeRn xouldinformthe CITIZEN. of
Il joliet and vic unity. that he has opened his
shop on the OF Chicago and Van RuIen sts.,
where he is ready to accommodate his old Gus
toners, aud the public generally, with work on
shnrtnutlce. sTothe yenng msni loi.nisl place
he would say, thatno endeavors will he wanting
on his part TO please the most fastidious taste,
and in all cases itwill be warranted. .3l IS
He aas just received the latest PARIS and
NEW YORK Fashions, which will enable him
to do his work In strict conformity with the pre-.
xailine fashinnsan. taste Of the Day.
6FCUFFING done on short nolice, and
warranted to 6t. il properly made up.
soiles, Dee. Il ts46. % @@Ift e.
Juliet signal., 1848-04-18
Fire Insurance.

THE SgBscEIBER is duly constituted Agen
for the Eetna and Protection Insurance
Coiipanies, Of Hartford, onnecticut, and ;lre-
parsds to take frelrsks, on all, descriptions of
properly, suchas Dwelling Houses, BaTns, stores,
Merchtndi4e. ugssehnld foods, FUN ture, kc.
l'nesc y paies n so ftvpTnbly know through
ou 4,nefica 80 make c5ln,ne Bts and r.iernn.es
ApF' icsr,s 81 rir, q asme witt be recrixndl
lnr.s,.g 8. Nv. Boyyen, F;sq,, ,Joliei,& & Aorpln.
" Blackstone. i.1ckport, whose 7nrvey of build
g>wil be taken al The risks of tile above COM
panirstes gi.a G.Sy HUBBARDgAg'ta8
Office South Water S,reei s,f s1slsg'
Juliet signal., 1848-04-18
CLIO H DRESSING.

Done on rea sonable terms and az ortnotice.-
None bus the besi worknsn will se employed
Any person going 10 Chicago, frnn,the centrai
OF s1u,herna part Of the State, will pass BY thi,
town. and all the subscribers wish 20 ensure
continuance o, patronage, is to once have a man
pairnnize them Wool can be sent bS water up tie
Illinois. rvger,dirsfteec tee 70 Matteson& Bradner, Jo-
and ii viii be forwarded, whare cloth will be pu,
up III neat and safe IN amer. sceording 10 the
above terms and seat in returI, 20 any partof the
State, withoui troubling lhe o~nere 10 4 accompanv
Il. =. s. .et. MA rTESONi& BRADNER.
N. B. Persons coming from a dista nce With
q quantiiyof Voolto be cardsd ormanufaetured
If obi; ;ged to stay night, shall be TO no sx.
pense. 81 m7l',g N & b.
Joliet. March 22d. ls47. ,ss1eL
NNoLLTN's Axes. s0GrTdnssd genuine At
ba,tt - 49, LOWEST
Juliet signal., 1848-04-18

~ John-Dopkey is wag: "pood
'n'ngs are as plenty with him as troubles
are with the wbigs. He thus hits off the
lndlcrous, position Of the wings at the
present writiag: -. .-......
h'aANOTHERMELL KNOWN F FAR1p-. -.O,c.e
on time T,'venerable and respectable
John donkey, called Whiggey, was Jog
glDg along very hungry and downcast,
Tor he had eaten nothing for long time.
and the road was long and weary, Al
teDght ne esPied, only a short way off.
Two pretty good sized bundles of hay, at
which welcome sight he picked up his
ears ears qulkened his pace, and gave forth
alusty bray of anticipation -. ..,g.
But as he drew near, he saw STANDING
on one side Of the way one Farmer CLAW,
will, large bundle of hay in his arms.
held lnYitingly forth, while on the other
side stood Captain Zachary,an old veteran
on halt--pay,. who lived in the neighbor
hood, hG'Pi and he also held in bis hand a
small and modest bundle ofhay, which he
seemed half unwilling should be eaten.
Whiggy stopped when be came, be
tween the, bundles Of hay. and looked
wistfully from one to the other. He was
exceedingly hungry, but he could not ex.
actly make W his mind which of the bun
dlesto commence upon. Farmer Clay
locked very smiling and good hun,ored,
AMI Whiggy began nibbling and SINE ling
Atound his hay-but, although it was by.
far the largest bundle. il, seemed. when
he got hisn near il. to, be very dry
and withered, and the favor was almost
sntirely gone. On the other hand, Capt.
zachary's bundle looked like freshcut
gtass. and Whiggy saw here and there
aRice tat thistle sticking out from the
clover, which'inide his very. mouth water
and the tears run out his eyes. Y
.APorPlexed between these good thin Qs.
poor Whiggy, like silly old. ass as he
WAs' waste'l the tiine without coming to
any profitable decision--Intil his master
arFIved. and with shower Of kicks in
rear'compellsd poor old yVhiggy to trudgp
on w'thout0his dinner aa-f3 % 's7dT
iMosAL, When you have bad hand
eL'heo throw up the game or takeydummy.
:. kSocKED If our. Of HIM.-The Ial.
lapt NpRGAN,of Ohip,in speech, al Man.
heta' related an anecdote to show lhe
eaeot' federal treason and opposition tc
tue war has upon the wings soldiers who
'Yolapteere red to- tight The battles of ,theil
senntFy. saHe saidhe-metrupon his return
,n''ne, ne, streets OF Gincianati,a "a young Ohio
an who hadSvOinnteered in Illinois am
was severely wounded at the battle q
Buena Vista HesWas declaiming aoains
the, traitors at home, he accos,ed. him
thus: 't'MyA good fellow. how comes this
you We're a whig before YOU went !,
Mexco.' 'n Il was, said he, ts.bnt / po
an t5ance bali through ths calf of nv lIe,
ih'Msxic6,, which took all the whieeer
out of me!s Detroit Free Press.
.aa9S1TA schoOlmaster,i whose pupils wer
mtkmg great1racket, hammered on hi
table and exclaimed: Y - = e-.li
ns;"Ifyou viii only keep still, we sha
and out who makes the noise.'' ~
- This reminds us ofthe report OF a ph,
siala1 WITCH began thus there exist
snSAfgsa gssa, number Of families VIII
nave die1 Of the cholera" 3 asfs -
a ksg fesa aA 'sra ,sheaAl IA
Juliet signal., 1848-04-18
7stOVes!! StOVes!!!

4 UsT RECEIVED at the JOLIET HARD.
u WIRE STORE, by r. P. ,DUNHAM, & CO.
'Ie largest aud best assortment Of Snves =; an
West. comprising a great ", "A RE or
NEW PATTERNS among which are III. foi.
lowing: Iron Witch, air-tight, with q larqe
Srick Oven; Bucks justly celebrated Air-,ighi:
Granger's do.; Ansfican do Yankee .No,iop.
'ouole Oven and ana premium all sizes and
prices These Stoves are all .albanv ca,tines.
heavy and durable, and warranted to, WORK wen.
together with which we have Box and ParIor
Stoves of all sizes and patterns. '.l.-
p We would invire all;in want of Stovesto give
US cell ann examine our stock. as We are de-
sermineo TO sell atas low prices can be bought
al Chicago. We also r,ani,fsctvre Coon,yI R1ss.
Shest-Iron and Tin Ware. ana ksei, an, hse1
ana ior sale Wholesale and ressil eppesits taa
Assisnrl Hotel West ysiist al, s.'.n..s'er /,
Juliet signal., 1848-04-18
BIacksiiiiIiill. thing.

IIN;]E subscI bers. wish To- inform The public and
Il sIi their old customers, that they intend, Tor
Ise future, to continue enc Biacksmithing business
II lfieIroIdlstand ~ East J6fiet lew rods west
e ueIyey --Lowe's store, where the public can
la, .. their work doie a. we'll, nasfheaiers thar
al sey other hop IN the 'ounts. kied-4
Proddct stakrni prym,Fiii.
GNELs:M IN IpN ATHA ANt:yqsFtS.
! Lie, Eeb * tSIl
Juliet signal., 1848-04-18
HARD " dktL,
o IieI sH.I kOt.I. 0ry.

NHE Subscriber continues to manufac.
tpre Castings ofall kinds, for custom
ers at short notice, Havingrecenrly erect.
ted large addition to his establishments,
he is enabledto furnish all kinds ofcas
tings as cheap as any in the West. o
THRHsEzSNG NI CYa 1sEs
Ofswo varieties Stationary cleaners, &
Locomotive cleaners, containing the la.
test improvements, and fnishedinsa su-
perior style constantly on hand.
All kinds of Grist mill, Saw mill, and
Factory gearing furnished to order from
the latest improved patterns.
Hollow ware, Ploughs. and other ar
ticles usually furnished atsuch establish
ments constantly on hand.
ScrapIron received in exchange for cas-
tings or work. j, ,.s.s aEET
sma 'u niao sat sshat M. L. ADAMS.
Toilet, March, TO-. Is46. % % ,.','-
Juliet signal., 1848-04-18
AdminisIFafOC's Notice.

ot'ce IS hereby given that peuiIon will Be
presented 10 the Circuit Court Slthe coun-
" of IToquois, and State of Illinois 70 be held
the Court House in Middlspor, n said .nunty on
'h' furih Monday of April next, for an order %
sell all he real estate that Samuel SIFekIsr late
Of the county and State aforesaid died sic zsd of,
~ go mIcn as will be sufficient to pay the deb %
of said Estate, the personal properly being in
sufficient 10 pay the same after being all apple a.
"-.4 if9 J. B. SFRN;KLER Adnl'r.
j, A. WHIrFMAv, Sol. March s, ,tS4S.
Juliet signal., 1848-04-18
Farm for Sale.

SIfUATED FIVE miles south ems, from, vii.
~ mington, containing abpui " % hUndrsd acres
OF hich Land. fifty acres OF which contains n
ht.vy growth Of Timber, and sixty arrss si the
PI"'rir Land is well fenced, and under imprsye-
ment, having comfnrtabl House thsrern. and
oiher cOnveniences Said farm is we'll water,d.
and for richnsss Of soil and beauty of location is
noi excellsd. Apply ID. A. HATSOh.
Winirgton, Jan. 18th, Ie4S '-.'
Juliet signal., 1848-04-18
.NEHWM"REHE- -
ACADEMY 80

AT BeiU'dere, Boone County. Illinois.
T. Alll> Institution is permanently establishes.
- and offers every advantage Pupil ma, de-
SIRE The course Of instruction is thorough, en-
hrncing every thing taught in The Eastern Sta,e,
fAhcIpAl andthree assista 1ts devote all hsfr
time TO the School The Iosaiion, at Beisider..
ism healthy and beautiful county. and the
Instructors take every pains 10 pro note ths COM
FOR, ard advancement Of their pupiis t' ~ 30
Scientific and Hi'torieaI Lectures resul.rly
dslsered' Fhe Scholastic year is divided Into
quarters ofeleVsu weeks sarh. .,...s lsr
Eer2saS I,I Gs6leAnee. ,
Common Engsh Branches, per quarter s3ne
HIgher Erglis!. Branches a no
Ancient and Modern angu,ges .' e5 90
INSTRUMENTAL. nfusIc. fr-at
Drawing and Painting at An kxIra CHI rge ~ 80
lfJ-GoOt Boarding may be had n 8! .2J 20
Si,5p pes week.
The SchoO will epen on Tuesday, October 25
l547, under the care Of -'fa .lla1
'5. u. G. BiSBEE, A. B., Principal.
... THrs HANlLTON Ist Assistant.
Juliet signal., 1848-04-18
EMPORIUM or FAsHI0Ni

vii Undersigned beg, leave to infu,m the
Il citizens OF Joliet and vicinity tha he ne
received the PARIS. LONDUN. anr PHlLA-
DELPHIA Fashions. He is now prepared 20
execute work in the most fashinnabIe style. e..i
Sh2p-underthP sign of-Emporium of Fash
ion," Bluff Street. Joliet M I9Iyr
. .... .# + NICHOLSON
Juliet signal., 1848-04-18
DIR. A. Turner.

Would respectfully announce to that un-
Fortunate class ofcommunity Win arsIaqering un-
der Diseased Eyes, that he has iocaied in
the village OF PIainheld, ard is prepared by his
new and unique method Of treatment. 60 'thks
charge Of and cure, al such cases OF Opihalma
as have been hithei 10 regar rded incurt BILE
Those who have either from tho judgmenf OF
their physicians, oithe great length oftme they
have suffered, regarded themselves as doomed 10
perpetual pain or darkness. may take new coui-
age, IN view ofths unparalleled succe, sat,endine
that particular mode Of treatment of the Eye a.
doptedby DIR. TURSER and only in use by thross
others in the United States. ,s 1.7r,is.s ',,.,
b's teims wi be reasonable, bur for the in
formation Of those who Ihay desire to apply 20
him 'or his aid, he deems it proper q state theu,
They will be as foIIows: - flG,TT
For treatment of the eyes one week, yS300.
do do and boarded. a so.
fEFIn treatment of the Eye, no Zee will DE IA.
'H''' '""fiInr Improvement 10 axrerienced ifi lt3
Juliet signal., 1848-04-18

S@lTSQ u IN n e, &h'''.
alA.lhose wishing fo pdrchase'a pure article
~ SglNiSt; can have an opportunity hyl calling
a, pA' S w W. Drug Store. where they can finh L.
GreaP Aiso- Opium, Salts, sulphur. Cream
IaItar. Ne ~ reduced pricps ,Y'l1 lAta
Juliet signal., 1848-04-18

s91Z white Lead - 80
Pure Ground Lead, cheap 81 /
Ihas ssgbns2 asBROWN's DsvG s.pD. !
.sask 81 9 = IS sn klssseAse So. ~ s,r...s
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AUCTIONS COMMISSION

Fresh Z Drugs and Medicines.
The siibserber has just received fresh
supply of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Dye Stuff Also every other article that
iscoinmon to a Drug store, may be found at
his store. seist lla jst.l
j : Il. & . r, SIDNEY MELLETT, NJ. d.
Ous, door irest Of McL,ean's old stand
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ThIee Dollars ut the end oll the year.
No paper discontin nuel until all arrearages
are paid unless at the option Of the PrDpr
1TAayertisemspts inserted at 75 cts. per
s1uare. 14 lines or less,) for the first and
half TINT sum forseath subsequent insertion
DThe number Of inser ertions to be marked
on all Advertisements or they will be publish.
cd until ordered to be discontinued, and
charged accordingly. s 81.
nTone Dollar per square for a singlein-
sertjpIs Qunrterly and Monthly ADVERTISE
inents vii be charged the same as a. single
insertion, and mi-monthly the same as new
ones. ts ~ Y. tSissss ,tssf
All Obituary Notices exceedngsix .lines,i
and Communications recommend ng Cand-
dates for public Offices or trust or putting
Exhibitions, viii be charged as ADVERTISE
nients. IS ~ +; ~. ~ N
U-All letters by mail must be paid to in-
sure puncthal attendance lgiis
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RgRSAab! BREAD!

The subscriber respectfully informs the
inhabitants of Sumtervlle and vicinity, that
he has opened BAKERY for the purpose
of Supplying Bread, Biscuits and Cakes of
every description at Charleston prices.
Families wishing to be served with Bread
every morning will please leave their orders
at the store of c. D. Gayle.
The subscriber trusts, by strict attention
and punctuality, to solicit the patronage of
the public.
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Il!!g!!l!'l!ll!Il!l!l,el'a|;.SI.

Thus atter asd Of fearfp apxiistY md;
IIsuspenses the iamily circle vas 4 again
lIunites stheIg great Of al i, though the
shattered mind OF The otilar prevented
her from! s. full pprecialfon of tie ffact.:
lsFtie fanril where she spent the Sabbath,
lfofnled sns that sf,e was evident aj good
|, deal .deranged. and lint atilda said shs,
.ilad Deems fDeIOFes i1er former de5
saas occasioned BY the loss off
g husband md child, tfthe latte being
i burnt or scalded ia death. IS On ondaY
she end all her child drens took the Rail
Road train for Bristol ,s and must have
reached tllefrdesiinat nationSi ia q iews hours
Here isone litlle chapte he lifa;nf &,
poor hard working woman, and / FIVE could
read the !unwr rittens history of. families and
Iindiyidnals, or others equally and sill
more nffllcting, would rise Upon our yisions.
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wANJTED,
NOTICE.

The Stock ckho!tlers Of the Bradford Springs
Company, are requested to meet at the Town
Hallson Thursday, the 9th'inst, at IL A. NJ,
Punctual attendance is requested as impor-
tant bleiness is to be transacted.
BY order of the Executive Committee
JAMES E, RAMBERT,
Chairman.
Nov. i s3S; y gf..a3 ass, lt
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-15
EXTRAORDINARY.
4 Cure of Rody and Mind.
PrILAnELpHIA. I'm. m l

FHILADELPHIA, Jam 9th, 1916
Or. d. Jayne,-Dear Sr:-Jrstice compels
lne 10 make the following statement Of the extra
ordinary effects of y0ur valuable medicine-the
Alternative.
certify that my wife was afflicted for fourteen
years, daring which time her disease bailled the
skill of several eminent Physicians, and after
finding that every means that were ased failed TO
relieve her, concluded to place her in the Penn
sylvauia Hospital hoping that the care and treat
neui She would there receive from the Physicians
in that institution, she might again be restored 10
health. hQt 10 my great disappointment, she
grew worse, and became entirely deranged in her
mind. and was obliged to take her home again
: ineurabie" and bareft Of reason. | viii here
mention that at this time the mere prominent
symptoms Of her disease were Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint, attended with sickness Of the
stomach, and vomiting Of a very offensive fptld
nucus pains in her head, back and stomach, and
in the region Of the heart, with violent attacks Of
Cole, Troublesome cough from large quantities
Of phlegm IN her throat, " hich kept her cOntin-
gally gagging and reiching to throw it up She
bad no appetite, and was very weak. She also
suffered very much from utel me disease by
which she was confined TO her b, J. Add to all
the above, the deranged state Of hei mind, (Which
at ihis time was truly awful and you ~ Ill be
able 10 i0flD some lQea o. hef aIihcuoHs.
By the advice 81 frien0 we commenced CIV
iag her your Alternative, in the doses Of tea
spoonful three times day, and found that 1t
helped her We also gave your Nermiuge to
increase her appetite, and the Sanative Pills to
reg1,late her bowels She had not taken two bot
ties Of the Alternative before It operated upon her
IN a wonderful manner, filling her fice with small
red pimples. and caused her TO expectorate large
quantities Of corruption, before which, her breath
was so offensive we could not remain in the room
with her unless the doors were open. Finding the
Alternative doing her much good, we increased
the dose according to the directions, and she con
tnued to improve daily, until finally she was re-
stored to health, IN body as well as in mind,
! hope you vii delay TO time IN laying this be-
fore the public, as J am willing 10 be qualified at
any time to lhe truth Of the above statement, and
that it was your Alternative which cured her.
SAMUEL FIELDS.
Bedford above Marlboro Street.
The above is from well known and worthy
citizen of Kensingion. and member Of the
Methodist Church, and hundreds Of families m
that neighborhoOd will testify to the truth Of his
statement.
Prsp,red and sold oniy BY Or. d. Jayne, Phil
adelphia. and sold on agency by DIR. J. h. Hickey
* James N. Oils. lancaster: Brownell Carson,
Dodgeyille Iaines s iiollub, Poiosi ID. II
Fairchid. Mineral Point Catim * Cole, Bee
town.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-15
Jayne's Expectorant.

:, = his medicine has already proved itself to he
an mat It has been recommended, by those who
have given it a fair test IN this country. and tbo
demand for it increases daily We have n,
heard O. an important cure of Asthma, which 6as
been effected by the use Of il, in a neigbhoriaa
town-the case was that of female who bad =
q long time been under the care Of physician hui
had received no relief, and her case was consid-
cred hopeless As last resort she purchased
bottle of DIR. Jayne's ExpectoIant, which caused
her to expectorate freely, gradually ceased her
cGpgf' and i rapidly restoring her to health. We
Ee no hesitation ~ saying that this preparation
q Dr. Jayne for cure ofcoughs, eolds. inluenza
asthma, consuuptions, sc. is the most valuable
medicine ever offered TO the American public
There Is TO quackery about it--Dr. JAYNE i one
OF the most salial practising physicians in Penn
syivania; and wherever bis various preparations
have been thoroughly tested, he is looked upon as
a great public ACCOMPLISHMENTS (ile.) Jour-
nal