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DAuuEY'S
PAIN EXTRA CTOR

WILL, within five minutes from its application re-
w move the pain from the severest Burns Scais
Bs,ers, Hurts, .ambs or Cuts, and will certainly cure
Gout Piles, lniammatory Rheumatism, Sores or
SwcIings anything that is mtlamed, such as Fell
Ions, Runrounds, &c. In cases OF Burns, if applied
immediately, it will preserve te matter how severe
may he the injury, unless vital be burned. 1t will
heal Burns or Wounds, Ulcers OF any kind withou,
scar. 1t ueutralizes and destroys poison from plants
reptiles. insects rabld uulWas. 1t will wherever
applied, prevent U0riVcati2R, and in Old wounds,
when modification has commenced 1t will arrest the
disease and cure the wounds, when flesh has al
ready dropped away and viii restore the par, to its
natural state When the bowels painful, it will,
if well rubbed on, afford instant rcliei and
movement even when Castor Oil, Jaap and all other
medicines have tailed Its is perfectly safe in all
cases. 1t never can do harm. 1t will not conflict
with any medicine taken internally. We have not
space in this publication to cnnmerae all the diseases
cured by DAi.LEY's Magical PAIN EXTRACTOR but it
will certainly cure BHfhS, ScdldS, Bruises, PieS In
dgpmaiolV Rheumatism, InfdIHed Gnd Sore Eyes,
Eeli0Hs, ChilJiaHS, COrHs, BdcS, Sores dHd LlcerS
aud instantly alleviate pans OF any KIND. The In
tractor has gained Unprecedented reputation and is
esteemed the best medicine now offered 10 the public
But reader Won must be careful when purchasing
or YOU will be imposed upon The genuine Extractor
Is descrycdly popular that wicked men counterfeit
IT, There are, perhaps, twenty different kinds OF
counterfeit Some have Henry Daley printed on the
wrapper to imitae writing But the genuine has on
II written with pen and ink, II, DALEY and the
writing is inways in different colored ink from what
the wrappef is plinted with. For s1r 10y IL DALEY
/ 4 CO., No. POS Broadway, New York.
Milo A. llolconI0, Agent ior New England, Tariff
vile, Ct; TlIEO. A PECK, Burlington, and by al.
most every merchant in New England.
March 10, 1913. 37yl
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Z s,CAsaip EsRii ssNaai.
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\ and after October l3th, Trains will un over thi,
~ Road NJ follows
Passenger Trims VIII he run TO Wincheu,,.n in
connection with the ftchburg Trains, which leave
Charestown ~ : 4. VI ara | p. VI.
From Winchendon at - A. VI and 3 40 p VI.
trains to Boston
Stages from Western md Northern New lamp
Shire, and the state OF Vermont will deliver and re-
ccive passengers AT Wmchendun IN connection with
all ihe aLuv, Trains
A Freight Train will be run daily each way in con.
ncctlon with the usual F'clhurg frcgt Trims
7. VI. EDWARDS, President
October u. 1917. igti
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The Rev. John Seger

OF Jersey City old and hi. respectable clergyman IF tbs
Baptist denomination handed tho following DR.
Townsends Office l!6 Fulton Saturday speaks
itself
On. TowNsEND--Drar Sir: am constrained give YOU
of the benefit derived Sarsapis be-
cvng by doing sha render benefit TO those who ers
have been. was reduced for months by the Ovpcpsl
much much difficulty for walk Keep about
had letter which the headN iici
extremely troublesome and be almost
quite number OF remedies both the complaints
benefit uUl took Ssrsnparii which,
through Pro, has restored than
nv health enjoy in. better than iny- for
Der of wears ~ years believe be-
valuable nui recommend aoluaniau
which large have been
this hast, sketch he much benefit
medicine iIt= tn
JOHN ST,GER
Jniv II. lSii. jersey { ~
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GIRLS. READ THIS.

pale comc xons, dull eyes botchcs the face
kl'>. and bottle
of Slrsaparln II VIII cleanse blood,
remove and blotclr aud spark.
spirits aud beautiful com lcNOn all Vi which are
Yf mac value unmarried ladies'.
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az sTfSs:,..
PnfuiEEs OPINION.

If p,pl,r u,niun il criterion ui the worm Oh M
article We invite the ncrrdlu to lonk NJ the following
,rs ,rt r.uus have been cured 10y McAI-
isrEk'S AiI.IlEAliNi OlNlMtNT 49,,
It /, not too iIch 20 say INT this Imminent is unG
great good here mud elsewhere. nc Nht'nuS iis
rnscs tntt cured which were suppose" 10 b over
rur nny hv Internal remedies yield nj once To tue power
Ut this Ointment. The lruriplr an when II ever hc's
viz II raiiri rcior1ic" If me nS'nS"c Fcrspri"n Is
the rrea Of il \, most discusses wghl"
in a rtiutrn cold induced closing thc pores upon Tie
.urtre it follows nv any wfanS the pores can he
re nrened and the iu>cusihc fcr>ir"n restored inc
vie ard muud hunfs uf the body WAL escape, ANA no
McAIISIrR'S AI.I..iIEAI.ING OINTMENT has now
been proved be the ONLY PREPARATION known to eiiect
this result.
we wound rrmrrk ihrt Of the following com
pints have Of long standing even twenty years
OF frg gcirs-iunuy Of them I'VE hnn zen !ers.
such the >rk heainchc, fTinSt'nc" complaint
stonn..d ,n Weld rrV interlal remedies have been
cured directly also rheumatism, Cold Feet Liver Com
p,int Construction Asthma, all Diseases of the tLcst,
r,s md lie like have been cured while Others who ARE
taking snr,upnas talsnms little sugar cand", pills and
drug. are vet suffering With little hopes OF rcruvcry We
sneak these things in than in anger because
we feel and that health and life are dear To every one
| p.,.nps >hnud cease brhn blinded by these things
Ion. rs there evidence of good. What will not
II man give for his life I
I'VE here rive the naines only Of the persons cured ard
their eases This but ptrI of what have, besides
Ci rr,ihrn,rs now possession. Nav if had the
names of AT, hn have been benefited cured by the ALI
HEALING OINTMENT within the last six months. We
roud cover the whole lro'd side OF meeting house with
their number. BIt know friends will tell 1t to
their friends and they in rn will whisper il 10 theirs
and thus the good thing will 90 round while thus more
than twice thousand hearts will leap tor oy in tho good
received from thus Ointment. Friends cheer in this
good work speaking the hole truth your neghhors
and acquaintance and let this great and rood medicine
find its into every huisc ANA gladden. the heat OF
every soul IN the land
We have Only t. give small number Of names IN
New York and baltimore. n"w in possession. Those
from Philadelphia, Boston and other places, We arc oblis
Ia, .saN, IA lfIr
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tss5s;r.,J..EySM.


of has been cured by
of Dr. Tonu.cnis Sir.ipnrti within the last years
II used the perfect in Rheumatic Com
punts however rrpii". The astonishing
has performed iccl wonic. i Otler remedies sra
rrif; this entirely la1tss from tI
when aud bones drraif,iIy swollen.
Dn TowNsEND attacked with ircsiu pain hIny hip
ioih bal could walk without crutcirs and much
~ TIE time uli ,"d to keep he'd tried several remedies
did r.. u called Of FIRST ply
he did help heard Of Noir Strsaparil, and Oh
ti1ol b1 anl in few dysh entirely cured anil am
we'll nos
ASIIDl:i.I. WALLER,
Albany Jan . t-iJ % Duiirls.s.
u II ar Mr. Seth Terry of the Oldest and most rcsfccs
Die lawyers in Hartford Conn The following j. Vi let
trr received from him -
TowxsESpi used bottle your Sarsnparill
anI ni it is cvc. n ia its effect upon chronic rheumatic
which subject fro Injury toned
public Pcasr >cni bottles the Of DR.
seymour have coh,crscd viii Of principal physicians
ihl recommended .our SarsaptrillL
SETH TERRY
,c,rJ N,,,,I IL Ii,
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rheumatism
Group.
Pain in the breast.
9Th do.
Piles.
DvSentrry.
sun Ecck.
Burns.
Bruises.
Liver complaint.
Ehculu,tisin.
u. Salt lihcuiu.
Heavy tuugh.
AStiinit->ore throat.
Rhcili,n,lsin.
Sick hcnd,"hc, 10 years.
Heavy cold.
Headache and eTupiiols
L, brooklyn. sore hands
d.. frysipclas.
. Sore hands.
Pain in the side
81 do.
mapped hands.
.. Dizziness in the head.
rheumatism.
Chicken pnN.
Heavy cod.
Sure throat, rheumatism
Pain IN side
Headache, 20 years.
COrns.
J. Brnnkl'n Phthsic, Group
,okiyn, Liver complaint.
Ign, Eruptlons.
do.
Asthma.
Worms, Aguc in breast
h, Plies
Rheumati.m
pain in back
Sal, Rnriun
Ti,rliH. rheumatism
Pam, Z GhHcuus eruption
Gore legs
Loss OF hair
Fulun
Pain in chest
tprns
Iumnr Of the eve,
Eruptions ON face
Headache 10 Years
Di.t of q mad dog
Sore yves
Salt rhcum
Grney, toothache
Quiusy
Sure eyes
lt.r- complaint
Fever Surcs
Jruu,iuns
pf,
.pnrrs rrce.cd co,
.Piin in hf-aSt
liheullrti,ui ~ head
pm In Il. n,o,.,
81, ,I,.,,.n
a.t..
,,,.,,,,,,''.,,'., .t.,,
-, -.
~; ~,
p.'.',.'.
!',c -.os
Dizziness
"fnI ,, ,
p '' w. IN Iij ln !" ''e'S'
Gravel
>-raula. Imp. Blood
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Stray Cattle.

NOTICE is hereby civcn that !. JrSSE
" Arwoon gitc my son, LEVfS IylFGOD. his
tiur lurjru his minority. and hrnccIorlh shall CLAIM
none Of hs earnings, nor pay any debts OF his con-
tractiug utter THE este.
i!rstfrrd. lPiN Z, ISIS. 52w3
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With Running Water.

Farmer especially are invited 10 cal. and examine
our Stock
}, :; PIERCE, C.M. DAVEY, LB. BISBEE
May -, isis. - IS
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Jnly II, lsi


Ofthc Hlpl- Clurch Lndy IN ovin ccrticats
like thou, and of oicr, cArci aioW kHoriRg
Ner iork, Nav l. 1877.
Sir itrd during the last winter with the Salt
Rleum hands AMI wrists and tried several tlng
IT, Atlt induced your Slrs,parla, and though
10 not say positively cured yc, justice say
better compliant commenced taking and
an non cA,ir -!y healed.
Respectfully
e. J. HOPKINS,
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CLARK, FISK & co.
!2s FULTON STREETNE YORK

AVE ON hand, aad ol;r tor sale n choice scec-
/ L ton Of Fresh Teas from the late arrivals, COM
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Consumption Cured.

Victor, Orleans Co, \. Y, July =, lsl7
Mr.. Bennett, Little falls--Dear Sir-on the receipt
Of this send least four dozen bottles Extract Vel
low Dock and Sarsaparilla II is giving entire salts
faction here. One case, that OF young man from
Michigan, nearly gone with consumption. lie COM
menced taking the medicine when unable to sit up,
much better to he able walk to the neighbors and
it is now certain that he will get well speedily lie
also very deaf, and that also is nearly cured -
Thee other cases where it has been used with
good success. Yours, truly
A. Z. DICKINSON.
Sept, 9th Just received letter from Herkmcr
lierklmer Co. which states that the Syrup cured a
gentleman Of consumption that supposed To be
beyond hopC-nuw enjoying good health.
Victor, July -, 1871 Mr. Bennett Dear Sr-rhe
medicine sent has not come to hand yet. am entire
~ out, with calls of from to 10 bottles per day Send
some 10y express immediately.
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Endure the piles NO Longer.
If SUFFERERS FROM TIE FILES WILL Ec,ror 10 ISL
DR.. UPH a us

u H. " r RI q M y
VEG ETABLE ELECT u AIRY,
- THE FAULT Is THEIR OWN.
'I'kl lI all You that have the Piles, Inflammation
l. OF the Liver, Spleen, Bowels, Kidneys and EIad-
DER Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Constipation. Sick
Headache. or my Disease Of which PILES, either
cling OF Blind External or Internal is the deter
'nlnnon oil, and the thanks oi additional thousands
VIII be expressed.
READ 1IfiSEFIDENCE HERE or CURES
Though it canno, give the saved one wealth
1t gives a Treasure far more siorious, HEALTH.
uNlrID STATES MARsnAts OfftE,}
New York, December &, 1917: !
Mcssrs. H'gah s. Kcicdam :-Gentlcnen--lJ Under
standing that you the general agents Tor the sale
OF Or Upham's Vegetable Ecctuary.' for the cure
of Piles, have deemed it my duty to volunteer re-
conncndnon in behalf of that nvalu1hl" medicine.
have been afflicted for many years with Piles. and
have tined various remedies but with no beneficial
ELECTS Indeed, began consider my casr utterly
hopeless. But about the first Of september last, was
prevail He'd upon by friend TO make trial OF the above
named medicine. ] took his advice, and rclolcc 10
say that am not only rciivcd but, as believe, per
iect!y cured most earnestly recommend 1t to all
who may have the misfortune to be afflicted with that
annoying and dangerous disease.
Very respectfully, yOur Obcucut servant,
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NOTHING. Ei.SLi!

BIZ, for all PULMONARY DIFFICULTIES rr-
cert the most advanced stages of CONSG NPTION
it i. an Isl AlBiE ,LMGDY Even in the early stages
of this malady, it has rescued many III their down
ward progress aud restored them to health, and lc
the active business and cnioymcnts OF life. Try it
then, ii you have COtGH, and you will not be dis.
nnpOlnled
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DR.. TOnD,s PICTORIAL SYRUP.

Is the greatest remedy OF the ugc: 1t IS Just the thing
that has long been hoped for and sought for but
found ill now viz: medicine that should be pleaS-
ant 10 Mke-qUicklg cficacious when taken: safe in
its operation and tina, it should require nothing
wards in the shape of physic, or other medicine to
carry it out of the system.
/ 1t should be particularly observed by the reader
that this SIRtP is not remedy for diseases OF all
pnr!s OF the body, but only for the CHEST and
. D 4 T. NIS mud t,r
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Ininnnniory Rhoum.,ism Cured

Senccn Fas, lazy 10 1911 Nr. Bcmclt-D Dear
Sir nm entirety ont Of your Extract o yellow Dock
and SarsaparIa, aud will be much obliged II YOU will
send me some tour dozen more bottles as soon a.
possible, do not like 10 be- out oi Uie medicine. So
far has sold well aud given entire satisfaction One
bottle OF the Yellow Dock and Saysapnrilln aud one
bottle oi Rheumatic Lnmtnt, sold on the l0fh day OF
rheumatism, oil long standing, upon gentleman who
" only able To move about The house ON clutches 80
lie was in our village to-day some six or seven miles
nm home, without cruchcs or cane. lie WISHED me
rder 10 you his uniegned thanks Tor being res'or
c" health, aud relieved from pam aud suffering by
K BROWN
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING 1913



Palmyra, June 3. 1871 Mr. Bcnnec-Dear Sir
lind that your Yellow Dock and s;nrsaparilla goes
finely. | want you to send me four dozen bottles
more. think it will take the pnce OF Townsends Sar-
sapara altogether. Send me Immediately, MS have
but one bottle left out OF six dozen in two months.
Youis, &c, J. r. SEXTON.
Look Out For Imposition.
Beware how you buy medicine put up in square
q1nu bottles, you are liable to be imposed upon
Be sure and ask for DR. Guysots Compound Extract
OF >arsaparla, bearing the written signature Of ). i.
Bennett on each outside wrapper, written with black
NIX, ana buy nothing else, as 1t IS this preparation on
ly that is performing such marvellous and astonishing
cures Remember Iclloo DIRK md SarsaparHia
Prepared ut 5 i. BENEFITS Laboratory Little Fails,
iirikner County, New York. aud
Sold by E. H. HUN7INGTON Penn Yam,
by one agent in every village in the State by the prn-
cpal druggists and merchants throughout the United
States, West Indies and Canada
None genuine unless put up in large square bottles,
containing 1inri, with the name OF the Syrup blown
IN the glass with the written signature OF 5. f. BEN
NETT on each ont side wrapper.
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e Z z2z25z!zt 81
EiA5AAylsX:l 1AidQA|
|SQ IslT SSl|

T,ir question is now settled with regard 10 the real
vane and practical efficacy of the PICTORIAL
SlRCP. in removing COTGHS and all other dis
eases and distinctions of the PulNoSARy ORGANS
Its superiority over every other medicine, for this clnss
oi complaints, can be attcstcd by hundreds in this
town who have used it with the happiesi results:
some OF whose names have already appeared in this
paper. and more Of them will b. seen very soou.--
There is no longer any doubt abou, 1.-THE tact is
rcytoiR, that
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-07-07

CHH ga. I og N. T 49,. for cooking
wiS hv THO A. PccK.
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Methodist Clergyman.

e. J. HOPKINS,
Pastor OF Bethesda Bap. Church, - Alien St
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-09
The Cost of the War.

The following Interesting and important
article Oh the cos, o. the war, which we al
once recognize to be from the pen of Ma
ior John Jones, the farmer of WhPa;Iand,
we copy from The Blue Ilc,'s Chicken.
We ask especial attention to il.
Mcssrs, Editors,--AIany statements are
published rs to the cost Of the wal with
Mexico. Bat 50 far, have never seen ANY
hing stated like an approximation 10 the
real cost. and although am not very good
a, figures; | feel Ike trying to makeup
something like an estimate: ] may not lie
exactly correct, but li,ik shall he as cor
rect as NJ r. J. Walker, the Secretary of
Thu Treasury was in many of tie estimates
he sent in, in his lat Budget.
Tie actual cost in dollars, ii Is generally
admitted and believed, will be at least. 5000,
oo0, 600, by The lime The amy is disbaud
ed, and all the mules aud other animals
are paid for. IT must be admitted that il
will require twenty millions OF dollars
more, annually TO supply the Government
hereafter, lhan previously TO the Locoloco
into power. This sum is about the stand
ing iu,cres, Oh $3.50 900, 600, and Of course
may he clearly set down as that much real
debt. This together with s 1000, 900 s'ipn
lated by The t!eaiy, (ucludlng the $500,
oO0,l which was intended as a bride to the
Congress CT Qneretero for confirming the
treaty. The S3,000,000 acknowledged by
Mexico to be tme to our citizens, aud as
sun,ed Ivy Us, and the 100000 for unaI-
justed claims OF our citizens exclusive of
the 81 500 900 to Senior Atocha, the friend
and Minister extraordinary Of Mr. Polk; to the
Court of Santa Anna for the destruction Of
his rowdy house in Mexico The last
three items together with the Sl5 5000, 900,
makes Sc, 500 200, and altogether makes
the real estimable debt about Soc, $780,
600
Blu, This is no, all, for il was no, deemed
necessary 10y the Locoiocos i'll order TO cna
bic them TO carry out that gigantic project
of Mr.. Polk, without moltstation, so as to
enable him 10 prrpcHatc his iron rule q
running iron, that Eng land and FIR ancc, and
IN short, all the nations of the earth should
be bribed, so as 10 cusure them all TO be
quiet, whilst we dubbed poor cowarily, ne
groedIy, niggardiy Mexico, as the Locoio-
COS used to call item; ana doing this, the
direct way 10 do it Immediately, was TO de-
s,roy the Tariff of 1912, which Tariff had
in the three years Of its existence given
IA much greater impetus 10 american enter
prize, American character, and American
credit, than all the laws that had been pre-
yonsly passed 10y the government.
To make probable estimate Of the loss TO
This country by the destruction OF the Tariff
OF 1872 ard the establishment of the Tallll
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-09
For Sheriff.
JOHN JANNEY.
Another Nomination.

Some Of the more ardent Cay Wings Of
New Io,k have lately been holding meet
ings, and making arrangements for bringing
ou,a Clay electoral ticket in that State, ana
the signs now are thai il will be done; still,
we have no fear that it will endan9er the
vote for Gen. Taylor. Members of all par
ties, in that State, now agree that Taylor
will carry il by $4,000 10 so 900 majority.
1.-THE Clay men do bring out ticket, it will
probably not receive more ihan l0. o00 votes
and they will mostly be men who row in
tend 10 vote for Van Buren,.
The reason assigned for br ingng another
tickle, into Tie field, is, tina, some Of Taylo''s
late letters prove him no; TO be Whig The
one 10 which most exception is taken was
written TO Ger ain citizens Of Charleston,
IN which he said he would have accepted the
nomination Of the Baltimore luco.uco con-
yentlon, if il had been offered him, Oh he
same terms as the nomination Of the Wing
convention i'll Philadelphia. That express
sion of his has even male a stir among some
wings Ct this county, who have well-nigh
denounced him therefor.
Now let us examine jus, whal il amounts
10. He would have accepted the nonlina
lion Of the locofoco Convention if it had
been offered him on the same terms as the
nomination of the Wing National Convon
ton. VIVA, We're the terms! WIZ lis
friends from his own state, there pledged
him TO be an unAnching Wing, a true Wing,
a Henry Clay w lig; and all that; and upon
these Terms he was nominated. Now all
he says in that letter which is made such
bug bear, is. thai if il had been declared in
the locofoco Convention tia, he was an I'M
hnching Whig, a Henry CIayWh9 sc, Sc,
and that with that knowledge tley had nom
mated him, why then, on those terms he
would have accepted the nomination. A
nice ground of objection, 10 be sure,
10 be made by any Wing Of reflection.
We don't cate how many tickets are in
the field. Zachary Taylor is to be be elected
and the bounden duty Of every Wh;g-of
every lover ofhis country-is to Joim in and
swell his majority.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-09
The Second District.
Old IUWn .Srpt. 2nd

Old IoWn Sept. 2nd lSlS.
An adjourned meeting of the wings Of I'd
Election district Was held at Prices. Old
Town on Saturday Sep, end, and nomina-
ted BENJAMIN F. Sloyer Esq, for County
commissioner for said District. After various
resolutions pledging cordial support TO the
district and county nominations, the me CT
ing adjourned with lhree cheers for Taylor
& Fillmore.
BENJAMIN F. SLUYTER, Pest,
r. H. BRYAN, Sect.
OIL will be seen by the above that The
Wings OF the End have at last brought on,
candidate fol commissioner Mr.. Sluyter
is a very strong man, and the expectation
is thathe wi be elected We congratulate
our friends Of the Old Second in having Sc
cured the services of so good candidate.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-09
THE MARKETS.

WumScroN MAnKEr.-Flour $500 ss,25
Wheat. prime. III, Corn 60cs, Oats 2scts
baltimore, September The foreign advi-
ces by the Washington, being really only few
hours later, and upon the eve Of tho arrival of
another steamer, have had no special effect on
the market for hrradstu,is. Holders Of Howard
street flour are asking s., -, wi,hou. purchasers
excerpt by the dray load. Purchasers offering
s. 6!-ihns prices are unsettled. City Mills ara
asking s. 16-no purchasers. Corn meal 50 %
Rye HoHr 81 - -. Wheat, prime reds ] 10
81 10; white | 20 a 81 %. Corn; white IS l.
6 cts; yellow g. a s. cents. Oats &c 8, els.
Rye GS a - cts. Provisions are in steady re-
quest, win fair slles at rrevioMs rates.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-09
MARRIED..

On Sunday last September 3rd by ev. MIR.
Rcbecca H. Morton. both ofNew Castle county.
Del.
On Tuesday last by Rev. MIR. King, MIR. Will
liam Taylor Of B'llimorc city, TO Miss Harriet
TAYLOR of Cecil county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-09

FATHER Observation-Disclosures Matthews
visit to this country has been again post
poncd. He will not cross the Atlantic
during the present year. So says the
Limerick Examiner, and gives as a rea-
son for the postponcment, the feeble
health Of the apostle OF temperance.
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hcElcvlTrRAL CURIoslTY-Mr.C c. D
Lish:cgp, Montgomery county, Pcnnsll-
zania, raised hisC" yc1s Of co,n on o0e st','hl
j. M. q The common yellow variety,
aad Ia" cara W're nearly all well filled
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-09
PIANO For S.iLE,

A LARGE SIZE PIANO, for safe, l.ondo
manufacture. original cost $500. II ma,
be seen at tho Cabinet Warc-roomis of Marsh
bank & Cantwell, Elkton, Terms may be knew y
by applying to them.
Sept ;. II