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VALUABLE FRENCH WORKS.

lust RECEIV. D.--rhe following eni French pnbl.
caons here Just been received per French paeke snd
are The first copies which nave been Imported DIX ans
Ia Cour du roi Louis Philippe FL Souvenirs on rsns &c
Empire 81 de IL Reclamation. Par App-ft de 10 SO
eis- Royae des Prisons de France In vols syo.
Price IS.
lie Deuge considerations Geologieues ct iiisoriques
sur les Derniers Cstsclysmss du Globe Par frederk
klse. I vol. i2no. 81.
Amsnach de Gotha, 1917. Illustrated with nun 'rous
steel plate engravngs Of distinguished persons both E
ropeau and Americsu vol lbiuo. Ffice ~ ~ Ihs AZ
msnsc always contains valuable tables end statements
-howng the preseat cOnlon Of every country On ne
Giobe compiled 10 4 careful and complies manner
keep-ake des Jennes Personnes Par Nina Ia Cohn
tess Dash Comprising numerous sprighuy French tales
snd Illustrated IN the newest sNe ~ French Autographs
s. WILEY PUTNAM. i6l Broadway.
Orders for French publ a ions forwarded by every
s,sa,rer e
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miscellaneous
vILLEPLArr,s HIGH SCHOOL,

Fer tie fucafor Of l0vrg L0dss, 80 Greene r. beftree
Clinton and Uarerigpiace.
THE NEXT REGULAR TERM 10 this Institution VIII
4 commence or Monday, TIE 18Th inst
destruction given IA ~ he branches Of thorough Eng
H.h education This department is under the immediate
supervision OF Mira Nl@peit formerly Miss Roscoe OF
New Eueieud } assisted by eminent teachers.
In ADDITION 10 the above Prot Nllepaii gives daily les
sons In hi. "a i've tongue and the system adopted by him
renders the scqrsiol OF the French language apparently
easv aud the Pronunciation pure.
The roniber of pupils. though limited. ia sufficient 70
comm snd he fret IN the different departments hnd
10 secure al the Gdvfn ages resulting ihrreirom.
Tuition from TO : % per quarter.
For any other formation apply shove either persoE
sfIv or ~ lafter = 9lTp
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rs- ruiyersnIism.-The Newly orIl Chrl.tian

Messenger, imperial folio Journal IN defence OF I NJ
verssism and in part devoted 20 Literature and lniei'
eence l. published every Saturday al lio Fulton d noof
between Nassau 81 and Brosd served promptly h
The city by cArrers Terms - in sdv4nce NO pans he
shared 10 render instructive and interesting i7y
paper The resident Universslist Ciergymen contribute 20
IL columns snd long list Of able Correspondents rh1sl
e,hcient AID In nparling interest 10 rs pages ShSs
coui-s cents Az interesting Of Letters nom q u
Sfasr, Es1 who is now travelling N Europe, appesr
Svsstiy in is columns ii lrs&Ths&Tuhos
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much larger than this excess but the operations of Gov
eminent have distracted a large amount probably a
million for the South and the SubTreasury in this City
has also taken from the Banks probably half million
more The Banks thus strongly fortified in the way
of coin.
The entire receipts Of tho month at the Custom
House in this City for duties
of which Treasury Notes. 6l2lOl
Specie received.
We understand that the Secretary has received
bids for twelve millions of the loan which is all he
needs at present
The subscription to the Central Railroad, in Phil
aielph exceeds the amount needed to secure the sub
scrpton OF the City, and tho only obstacle now in the
way of Executive sanction TO the formation and pro-
gress of the Company. is the pending opposition OF
Mcssrs Bnney, Reed and others, who deny and resist
the RICH, Of the City Fathers tomake the subscription
as proposed This question will probably be tested
The Southwark Bank has declared an extra div
dend OF five per So per share out OF the profits
OF the Bank.
At Baltimore the money market is quite easy.
Al Cincinnati the demand is less and consequently
there is less stringency.
During the year lsi6 there were PSI steamboats,
having an aggregate of tonnage OF e6l TONS engaged
in the ST Louis commerce. These boats made 2,4l2
trips to ST. Louis making aggregate tonnage OF 4O
s94 tons In the year there were sS keel and nat
boat arrivals among the articles received during the
year were l67l7 buffalo robes, 3Oll packages OF fur
leo packages OF peltries, s5Ss hhds tobacco 2&s's
skins 73Os2O pigs lead 62l lbs bars of do siOi57 ebs
-four SIS geo bush wheat 6ss6i bush. corn 2os'7 do
barley and 1898 do. rye.
The apount of exports from New Orleans, was
In 1915 Coas;wise .$l9l497H 81
To foreign ports 2S2ll569 0o-$f,36l,SlO -
In ls46 Coastwise $500 947e0s25 OS
TO foreign ports. 30 7Cs5s2 90 57499iOI "
Showing an increase in 1916 OF $l0l3s 0so -
ew-Xork Cattle Market. MONDAY, Feb. ].
Reported by our own Reporter.
AT MAKErr-93e Beef Cattle, 20 Cows and Calves
and 1900 sheep.
Beet Cait.-We have nothing new TO say, The mode
rate Offering has enabled former rates to be sustained
aud continue quote s. 5Ods7 50 for the bulk of
sales and s. y cwt for few choice left unsold-2O0
head.
Cors aud CalcfsAn at msrket taken ST SIS So and
s35 for extra.
SAssp-only 1000 sold and the rnArke dull quotations
msy be placed 81 so s. 50 and 81 80 to cover all trans
actions.
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.rer BEAUTIFUL NEW GOODs-Having IN.

- BEAUTIFUL NEW tsUUDs-HaFtng Just
KY received one case o. splendid Oil Goods Wo,l
tZJ Cases with Mirrors b~ariifOl watch figu,~s Sands
Match and Cigar Stands Gard Receivers Gard Case- ard
iargsoi Of Fans style u and good variety
Of small articles elegant Shell Combs, &C. &c Tor pr-seD
The goods and viii be sold low. A call viii ~
thankfully received Ias sign Of Tho Golden Comb ~
Broadway T.. y. CCiNBY.
n B-Far. and Shell Comb. repaired "a ne bed syie
d14 2meodis-
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Packet ships Oxford for Liverpool, Switzerland for
London and 81 Nicholas for Hsvre have been detained
by adverse wnds will sail today, weather permitting
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- pIocr,iorory IIIn-irnfionS.-Mr JNO. W

HoWS viii give the third oi his course Of El,clonary
Illustrations on Tuesday evening next Feb = 49, -
Lecture Room Society Library, consisting or sn9ce
nssssges from Olhelo King Lear, Romeo and Jn4ie''
1uiips ssr Richard III. Macbeth. .,
NJ y5uisr, ~ Seymour VIII read The part a Cassirs
in lie onarre scene Of BraIus and Cs'sus and VIII ee-s
Young Lochinvsr ,. s,s.h.,. al.
y RTIs fourth and last evening VIII be on Tuesday,
t. " ' 81 sriseod-
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RFIoNN
MEMORANDA.

Bark Isabella Given, I'm Orleans Br brig Widow
FIN tire West Indies; Br brig Elizabeth. I'm Newtound
land Also brig unknown. Wind NNE.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

MINIATURE ALMAEAC......THIs DAY.
THE SUN. TIIH MOON. YULL syA.
Rises...7 70 Sets. - II Morn =. 81 Morn 10 ls
LATEST DATES.
London. Jan. Hsvre..-.-....s...Js Jan.
Liverpool ..... Jan wOrlesns. -.... Jan "a
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MARRIED


At Lsesburgh, Va 10Th, Charles N Fsuntleroy, L. <
~ 70 Janet z Knox.
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= THE LITERARY WORLD

THE FIRST NUMBER Of this new ioIrnal will be
4 ready FOR carriers am agent Thursday morn
iaz February u will OF the enlarged szs 4 "a
QlsrtO pages, embracing seveniytwO columns and an
edition Of al least i've thousand viii be pfiried Tire con
ems will include an unusual variety Of literary matter
flll exposition Of the objects Of the Journal reviews Of
books reports " literary societies paragraphs u the
week the fae arts and the drama publishers lns gerce,
extensive miscellany embracing sketches, selections,
sc. &c
The tOpcs Of lie Journal t'eaied 20 lead The
.hers 10 hope may End ia way every intelligent
hrsde 10 the country II presents the features OF Jour
Ea Of News ard Lerau adapted TO the widest popular
circulation. OSGOOD x co. Publishers,
i36 Hasssl-ft corner Of BeekmaG.
- Books FOR review and editorial eommun gallons 10
be DECENTRALIZATION of the Literary World, of the
Publishers above. II 2t.-
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EN- REWARD.-Wheress. q "a currently reported
= IOsnd believed that rumse.ers Circulating the
fsrOnsrace 81 Ire ends Of the Excise Law. sui Of is
eNieus Ibis CRY and ihen Etsc Ing ne signatures 20
petitions sskng rcrea' of he whole avTleref0re We,
Inc undcr- med, by alholy o. Tie General Temperance
Council ol the cts of N-w-lork, offer Reward or Ten
Dollars flr itr conviction of any rume Ter Of his most
Infamous Maud. J. " DIN EQ.
A. c. FLANAGAN, Committee
cfl. ~ LEAL
Usl-On Saturday last between Murray and f'eec .er
Il Sc green TX Purse. containing fnr-iHo ilsrs in
Two tarf nues Any person who vii retufi the same %
he bookstore 81 G. : francis Co - Broadway, s1oli
te b.. rsbfr reyvlrte a. 2fSt
. G~TA Hlrcls II iaf papers a tvs levin suits In
lIHe Common f.eas. Containing package u cancel ed
pfomiseory notes TIE finder by leaving % a. 80 Waist.
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by JAMES ". MTLLEk-sior No. y NsIdsa
- lane, "a Al door TO NJ. Libertv-sI
TI-rSDAY Feb .

ID. ID. NASH, Aucroneer- Store iSo Fulton.st
SUEk1FF'S SALE OF LUMBEHs HOR98os
y sc-Wednesday 81 10 oelock, q - Esssxst W =.
tire stock OF Builder comprising inch plAph. srge los
OF inch plank clear boards sosnd hns. do, snf h9e<
psnk clear DO about 100 doors w. and iaen y.rle ~
dor de- inside shutters clarnps work benches oefe(
mssAlnss horsss. vsxo's ana harcss., ssisA M
aud tackle. with . lot Of other ardcles In The line.
TAUxSDAY-Snerif's Sale OF Furs. ts. q 10 oeleeh.
at $50 rultou-sf. Nlr
" n. JONES, AuclIcpser.
DOOTS AND HHOES-syJ J. D. iNoEH9cLL 4 Co
ID store No 27c Pearist On w Wednesday,, February q
10 O'clock 5v Boots. Shoes and Brogans, suitable
for the Southern, Western and cilytrsds.
Also, 10 cases No Palm Leaf Hats 10
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TAyLoR,s GOLD AND SILVER

COIS EXAMINER, containing fsc smile engbvines OF
u 107 gold sDdsser coins with their n1rres AMI value
together with and valuable liable showing ths ght
finish and value per d Of he various gold coma ofcider
ent nations The book will be issued every month"; with
large additions Terms early subscribers TOR n1mber.
70 cs Tor a single copy y The trade supplied on very
liberal tsrfns AGENTS wanted s TAYLOR
2f-lss 90 Broadway, Publisher.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Bs AH.h0ns J. Bleeckrr.

Two story dwelling house and lot No. % Broad
way between Pine and Waist ~ 9xlcO. So 900
House and lot No ~ Murray 81 osxloO $500. GOO
between Greene and Wooster sts' e,se'..... $50
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~ Wigs and scaips; or, Real Heads OF Hair.

-blBBLEES Wigs and scAlps lsteough notinVeneS ~
hiu) Of 4 most unique and peculiar styie, Ae -
lure being natural and free thai II s lmp1sslpIe
for members Of he family 20 discover any ehAhte
Is OF The meet natural curl, and they NJ ne nra' ~
a manner that does away with the old ana veNato1'
method Of covering the brow. Another advantage -
that The Precipitation has effect on then - ny sre
sewed ard ventilated very carefully end secure Inc
scientific toxf seabic have other name inar l..
TETE HUMANE. Purchasers would 90 well 10 call snd
Judge for themselves, VIM. DIBBLEE'S. Amercan
Hair Dresser ard Wig Mske 2S5 Broadway OPPOSITE ne
Park-sso Al 6S7l Broadway. dl 2aw7sus'Takss
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And even the prejudice Of Piyacsns 10 he empoymer
AZ OF whose act constituents hey uay ~
Ignorant Las been fs ihat the one mas beer
s,-esed rrf g now daily yrs'cTtsd In their practice
Prepared only By Ancney Dickson successors 10 ; 4
Thomson cor Fifth and sqr.se "a Phl,eaeiI IA SOL
Iybolessis and retail hy WYATT & kETCHUM, ~
gnlton-sl and A. retail by A. Johnson 70 Broad~ az
New-York Price 50 cells boie sN bottles Tor = y
Nq tmIs-
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Amraensrts.
CKaND HEIlKF BALi.-lu "a

CKANp RELIEF BsLE-lu Gi u re soarfipg
NJ pco- Of Ir-ar1 will iaks place Al Caste Ssrirn On
Wednesday evening. Feb. 20. is+f. Arrsnsefenis are
BEL M made 70 make This Of the Grsnd Bal. O. ne sea
so1 Tickets Two Dollars esch 20 admit gentleman and
iwc ladies' nsy - lad " he Serelay OF any ofihe FOL
rr~.rC Com
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NIarkeis-Carefuiiy reported fer Tie TrisE~s.
Eahl

AsHrs-We note sale OF 100 bbls Pots at SIT, and
50 Pearls st J7.. The market is rather quiet
CoTTON-The sales today are about 1000 bales
Prices well supported without change from Saturday
nj md Oh 4 Orlsa
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" Prot Henry has appointed Charles c. jew
eu o. Brown University his associate Secretary in the
smithsonian Institute His salary Is fixed AT 50 600
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~ PhonoaraphIc Clas.-The members OF NJ.
uSn.bvs clss. are respectfully Informed that ine ca.
room Al Clinton Hall has been engaged 70, ne sou,s 81
SO F-b Al hsfrsst o'clock Any other persons no
,os,,.n, 80 SITS
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Sitrations, CT. n1auitn.


tNssTED-A situation By a respectable ycurg wo-
w frsn 10 private ay A. cook. washer and ir1ner
r. gliIed Soc Is good cook ard rsf bres. baser
A'o' tT young woutl 20 Go general h0usework or
crfrl--rrork, wlst.rg AID ironing. = good bread
hassr TIE best cry reverence -ven. Pes.e cal Al Isl
Noii-s- fourth soy, iE5ll rcou- sir
WANTED n sell .Tsviorg God a,a Silver
w Cen Exa-ain-f" TIE price AZ retail : p cts An
scive nan an readily rske oz s. = per tsy Apply
aithe ruh.lsh-ns on.-e . Broadway 3 @si,-
WANTEB--Liy resperh1'e yrurC wornsn. a si'ua-
" 'n 20 COOK was ai r1n O. genera 1rsevyork.
GOOD rsie ence No ilr % 20 IN ;,e country II
eiire ~ Aefcer-s- bicS room, second aocr Ia-
WANTED s.i1suOn By y0ang r-sr a. 1ssi.fs-t
W t1os ste1er CO saesIn1l cry goods ob5rg house
preferred The best n ciy rc.erc1cc given Peas- a.
De-. J. 2. Tn5ane oaee. 3 81
NANTRD-A siuaIio5 IS ,ai-sInsn or porter IA .
W store By Scoctr1an. IL accra -.ed with The try.
goods bgsiness Addres. A. 2. Tri5une osee. 2fit,
I'VE WANT The fsaliiss % remember he 1es. piece
W 70 gei ne Rest 'ervsn,s Tree q clargsS FERRE,
~ bf1saway next 70 ile t0lnic Hal IL
4 tOUNG WOMAN wishes .T'usIIon N : respect.
- so-e pnFs,e sr-y-' scod T'a.n COOS antwAsser
ard rueI Ncl.i not object o. general holseoorS IN
goot family. Cen gre excellent recomuendaious from
rr as Place where she lived nearly two years Please
-a Al p Roosevsi-st froti hsseraeuL 2f.y'
- y.L1iPLOYMESr OFFICE 5sgi Broalwsy-
'. ne on &C Tor Intelligent n11 vel recommended ser
.-n-,. fulIoyrrs &c euArsr' = lts yea. men sud
women servants IN every ca acy ~ ey and county
81 D0n TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
'pOt. War,et, partner either sctlVe special 10
one to1sul1 dollars cash and lors1ui iu ne
of the present year n very lrrsive safe ani
hons ri1a business. Address c. "a lis Chce. which will
be- treated corfderiaiy, stating place % y trvrw n p
'I1G PULLS HERS lnl Propric'ors 81 New sgspers.
&c a gentleman q good helar. attniumeEfs, who =
ready writer and ll Ar With the mole ~ conducn 1
popular urrss, wishes % form connection VITA some
osl1 ell.ur assistant editor II necessary
small capital could Pc advanced. The h-hest rterences
c1n De- given a. 10 ability aud integrity. Address T. c. C.
New-foTk Cay Pest Once. 32-
SCHOOL AND FURNITURE
DISPOSE Oh q The locations the city
an reasonable terms the principal wishes ID ieave
the city addressed TO Academy Tribune otice,
vii receive immediate attention It.
Ctn RENy.Rn- lN-.r.,. N l. .-.--.---.. -.--...e.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02

FOR WET WEATHER.

ffRhPAhE TUX WEI
L Nswarr India Rubber Manufacturing Co" cfer Tor
AZ hs arge. al bs assortment q fa1z Rub5er shoe.
In be- found IN IL c1unIry. Consisting Of every variety ~
Aae. snd genteuGls Og-rsboes 10 nse, rannfaessrse
f-o-n GooIyears PATENT metallic rubber wsrlantst not
40 Gen viii m cold or b. adectet ~ he heat
AID even description ~ ar light and water proof
gooi. 10 uaa Wholesale and refcL DeEof, 20 invite. &c
-. a. II srne 0r before 7tTchss'rs elbow here
- - -. r. u .fls--f-ra At isr
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SCHOOL Az D FURNITURE
TO DISPOSE OF u q The hest locations IN the city
an reasonable terms the principal wishes ID ieave
the city nOte addressed 10 Academy Tribune Office,
vii receive immediate attention. n IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02

uuSr pT-RIISHFD and TOW r-a1y- Dealers on =. =
80 - ..I-,ir, c.n nave meets. snA o. ,sasr
-, 49,, xIth show bills, A. TURNER fiSnrn'
rs lml.-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-10-02
For Rent. next year.

The farm now occupied by Mr.. Thorn
as Prettyman on Bohemia Manor; con-
tanning $50 Acres. There has been a.
bout 10000 bushels of Stacked lime
spread on this farm by Mr.. Prettyman,
within the last three years. About 200
acres is now lined, and lime will be fur
nished to lime the balance of arabic
land. ri No application need be made
by any one without awritten recommen-
dation. Address me in Baltimore, post
paid. G. w. OLDHAM.
[*Mr. P. will show the farm to any
person wishing to see it..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-10-02

THIS IS TO GIVE NO ICE; That
the subs, riher Of Cecil county, "ath OBJ
lained from The Orphans Court OF said
county, letters of administration on the per
sona estate of John N. Black, late
of said county deceased.-AIl persons
having claims against the said deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, duly authenll-
Gated, on or before the l7Ih day of June
1913, they may otherwise, by law, be
excluded from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indehu to said estate are re-
quesled to make immediate payment to
the subscriber Given under my hand
this l4lh day Of August 1917.
WILLIAM w. BLACK, Adm'tor
Aug. l4ih '47--6w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-10-02

This is to Give Notice; That the
subscriber of Cecil county hath obtained
from the Orphans Court Of said county,
letters of Administration on the personal
estate of Mary Ann Armstrong late of said
county deceased.-AlI persons having
claims against the said deceased, are here
by warned TO exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof, duly authenticated, on
or before the 18th day of June 1913;
thew may otherwise, by law, he excluded
from all benefit of said estate. All per-
sons Indebted to said estate are requested
To max" immediate payment to the sub
>cribet. Given under my hand this 18th
.av Of August IS47.
JOHNSON BOULDEN, Adm'lor C. +. A.
Aug. l4lh '47-6w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-10-02
HOVER'S
First Premium Writing INK

This Ink has for long while become estab-
lished as National article, and the following
testimonials from Washington City, prove It's
merits to that distinction.
House Of Representatives,
Washington City, February "a, ls43.
state that have used the Ink during the
present session Of Congress, manufactured by
Joseph E. Hover, ESQ.,, Of Philadelphia, and
have found it to be an article Of most excellent
quality.
JOHN WHITE, Speaker Ho. Rep.
Paten, Office, Washington, d. G.,
February %, l343
Sir-Your Black Writing Ink has been used
in this Office since October last, and is entirely
approved. l am, respec fully,
J. w. Hand, Chief Clerk.
Mr.. Joseph Z. Hover, Philad.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-10-02
II Card.

The subscribers beg leave to return their sim
cere thanks for the very liberal encouragement
they nave received from their friends since they
commenced business together, and take this
method Of informing them that they have just
received from the city, the handsomest and best
assortment of GOODS they have ever pnrchas-
ed, which, taken in connection with the fact
that they are now lo,rer than eper induces them
to hope for continuance oithe patronage they
have heretofore received, to retain which they
will direct their unweared attention. They now
have on hand splendid assortment of Lawns,
French and Bingham, from Is Sd cts upward.
The best and cheapest lot of calcoes they have
ever had, together with Bareges, de LANES, Al
pacas, Ginghams; &c. &c Summer wear for
men and boys, with cloths cassimeres and vest :
ings, all of which will be sold low. Persons in
want ofthe above, or almost any article will find
il to their advantage to call before purchasing
elsewhere. SIMPERS& CRAWFORD.
Cherry Hill, Juno S AT.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-10-02
,TANTON'S EXTERNAL REMEDY
CAL LED
Hunts Liniment,

Is now universally acknowledged to be the In
tallble Remedy for Rheumatism, Spinal Affec-
tons, Contractions of the Muscles, Sore Throat
and Quinsy, Issues, Old Ulcers, Pains in the
Back and Chest. Ague in the Breast and Face,
Tootl,-Ache, Sprans, Bruises, Salt Rheum,
Burns Group, Frosted, Feet, aud all Nervous
Diseases
Mr. Stanton Sir,-Seeing your advertisement
af Hunts Linlment, was induced to try its eff
fects on my son, who had been crippled with
lame hack from an infant; and i, is with graft
tude bear testimony to its wonderful healing
properties. My child who is now five years Of
age, is now in fair way of recovery
p iSHfsi IN c. MCPHERSON,
Post Office, Towners, Putnam Co.
certify that am personally acquainted with
the above named child, and think the father
would be safe in saying that his son is almost
well. JAS. w. DYKMAN,
November 5, ls45. Deputy Post Master.
MY Dear Sir-I received your note of yester
day, asking my opinion in relation to Hunts
Liniment as prepared by Mr. George E. Stan
ton. Knowing its composition, and having fire.
quentlv used it, can recommend it to you as
safe External Remedy, and in my opinion, the
best Linlnent now in use.
A. X. HOFFMAN.
Col Pierre Van Cortlandt Croton Manor.
fully concur in the above opinion.
w. N. BELCHER.
Yorktown January l4th, ls45.
Sir:-In reply to your letter, would say that
have used your External Remedy called Hunts
Liniment, in my practice since you made me &C
quainted with its composition, and unhestating.
ly say that believe it to be the best External
Remedy now in use for the complaints for which
you recommend it.
BENZ. D. MILLER, M. D.
P.S. would also state that have been
for number of years subject to frequent attacks
ofthe Rheumatism, which in many instances
prevented my attending my business. Two
or three applications Of the Liniment invariably
remove all affections of the kind. In cases of
bruises, sprans and sores too numerous to men,
ton, 1t has in this vicinity proved certain rem
edy. Its value can only he estimated by those
who have given it fair trial.
This Linment is sold at 25 and so cents per
bottle, by all the Principal Druggists and .Mer-
chants throughout the country.
SMITH s. ATKINSON, Wholesale Agts. Baltimore
CANDY & BARTLETT,
STABLER & COMPANY,
DR. J. WALLACE, Elkton, Md.
Dr. II. ii. MITCHELL,' "
Orders addressed to me at Sing Sing, N. Y,
will be attended to.
GEORGE STANTON,
Proprietor.
March 20 Al