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The Cecil Whig., 1849-12-01
Sale 10 commence at II O'Clock, A. NJ.
JOHN. Z. GROOME.
"A Gard TO the ladies.

Miss. E. nj. LEIGH would respectfully
invite the attention OF ladies TO her lot Of
Fall and Winter Millinery, having just re
turned from the city, with large and
handsome supply, consisting IN part of
Velvets, Satins, watered and plain Silks,
Ribbons, Caps, Flowers, Wells, and a GEN.
eral assortment Of goods, such as millinrrs
usually keep. Also, bonnets altered into
a fashionable shape, on reasonable terms.
Ever grateful for past favors, she hopes by
strict attention to her business, to meet a
share Of public favor. Her shop IS the one
long occupied by Mrs. a. Foard, opposite
Mr.. Kings Hotel, and one door below
DR.. Mtchell'S Apothecary Store.
Elkton Nov. 9th '49.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-12-01
ntumn Dry Goods.

TOWNSEND SHARPLE & SONS,
Philadelphia are receiving by importaiions a
carefully selrcted Stock, comprising Staple and
new styles of Fancy Dry Goods suited for Au
tumn and winter Wear.
English WoolIn. Cotton and Linen Furnish
ing Goods, do Sl,aws and Dress Goods of all
knds-Fren;h ;h do aud Dress and Manti'la
Silks, do Merinoes and other cloakng materi-
ais
Cloths, Vcstings and Woollens for Mems
wear, India Shawls, Silks and other fabrics.
Lastings and Goods for Shoemakcrs. Ameri
can Cottonf and Woollens--Hosierv, Gloves,
Hkfs & Cravats.
Sept Is "a $3.50. End 81. Phila.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-12-01
T All. AM NlNTIR G00Ns


Wliian Tor;ort would respectfully INFORM ihe
Tuhic tlat he has received = large and we'll 40
Get STOCK o. F,li and Winter Goods, which ha
now o'iars ~ very ow prras They cous.,t in
part Of Eng li-h, French and Beaver Cloths o
various colours & prices, C,yssjmsrs, Sa,.uu;ts
kcraeys Festi9gs. &c.
LADIES Q9rg- G0oD9.
Eiikq (:lk. aod Fancy,) French Mrrinoaa Par
H-""t.as .'oiic D'Almurl L-s.Ies hipec"5, Cash
rnercs, NJ Debanes, Glc. to2gtIar va !l-,c
and handsome ot Of Prints from J to :. - ct4
per vds
Shawls. Embroidered 1'hibct, T5rksri, Cha
mellon Cloth, p5long {. Square Bl,,naet, P!aiu
Cloth and Cotton.
Blankets, i'lannn,s from - ! c.s 10 higher
prices Crown ard White muetin from . ii ct.
per p1, and 10 quarter Shae.n. bro. VI its ana
cold Canton, Strircd Shifting, Tick 1ys, Hos
cry, Gloves, Laccs, FdgnGs, y vari".y Of Trim
ing Go4Ls, sc. together wlh a yanelr Of other
articles Al, Of which will be sold on 4ccomnoaN!
ing terms.
Thankful for past p1.ronar. ho respectfully
invites tbs attention OF I'll h9laiyng iom his ox-
pericUco in the Dry Good Business that he can
furnish & pods great deal cheaper than most pc,
sons AMI equally rs cheap as they can be ohtam
ed anywhere. rleaso cali and examine before
purchasing.
NJ B. country produce taken in exchange for
G oOds
Oue Doar ohcvethc Court House, w. T.
Eikton, Ont 2S, 'AS.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-12-01
Nci!a:''s Patent

pie T7'hl awarded By The Franklin In.,i,u.
ma; N Octoaer last, rad Ina first ,ra,;',,
Nv nrueI oY Lhn NTy land In,i,ale a tB ,Imn,.
,nron,''. "'n3" i a"i superior blnckjng ism,as,
pT'na, nrroa '"%rs'teniF and well ajjasud as 10
shor"s' "rno' 4'lck G'} dnrab Jet p1iis, in the
pos"''i tune Preserving the leather and
evan "5r ms t'2l''h longer than any other in use
,I-'u"n ana ha = hundreds ef certiilcutos from,
Wv sr, best indg's that arc to'he found and ia
c,'an,p sni' ~ all dry good Sores in Elkton and
W. ~; 'orbeH; z. F. May; nrown {. NIcyn,irs
n,,,'.. '"'. 9'' Dlncl Hra,inn pen. c. P,aIc ana
n,.a'', n,n y J, Goblet, WIN. G Young. Dayid
ihe 'a, ""' "amne! Anlt T. Son B.Ilmore. and by
trrs, 'pr'nn'4cinrer VIM. Curey 50 Chssnu,
The Cecil Whig., 1849-12-01
A COLD BOY FOR SALE

A Boy 4 years of age-uncommonl
active and intelligent, well calculated t.
make an expert and valuable waiter is
offered tor sale for a term of years none
need apply as purchasers but those whose
well established reputation will entitle
them to confidence -inquir" al this Of
flee. oct 81 40.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-12-01
Mrs. Aruluinta Foarl,

ES ESrECTFULLY Announces 70 the Ladies
-ss, oi Eikton and vicinity, that she has r2-
turned ifotn Philadelphia with haudsptnr as =
sor'ncnt OF winter Millinery, Consisting N part
oi plan ana SEM vcIycts H. d, plan AMI strip
ed satin and silk rInh"ns, feathers and flowers
both AIncriccn and French i!cr assortment of
goods are much iunisumcr than SIC has been
able to offer to the public for some tune. Vcry
tlanniu! ior past iayors She acK Iedyas her
sell ready to attend TO the Iadies at any time
with neatncss and good taste. Nov S--5w.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-12-01
TNo Farms for Rant.

The farm now occupied by Elias &
" iIlIan Rhoads containing about 800
acre.. Also, the farm now occupied y
Isaac houcheli containing about 300 acres
both on Bohemia Manor. Leases tor
years viii be gwen togooi Tenants.
GEORGE ". OLDHAM.
Elkton Oct, 13 40.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-12-01

Of the Cecil Democrat.
EgTIIfFai JONES', returns his sncaro
" thaakg 10 his friends and the pubii" gen.
rally, f6r tn. very ii5!rtl pltrouags heretofore
ostpgr ID nr5n h,rn. and hegs ie'vato inIoIfa
hem tnit he hrs now on band the largest az
or.nnnt ;hlt he has ever on,fo', all OF which
t4s hern ma de under his ON immediate super
ssjon, Of the best material, 10y thc best work
ban and in the most durable and fashionable
manner.
Ills stock las been rurcha. 81 in tho ~'lIolcsa'c
nrarset art for the cash; which together with
MS lon- r-fr,i,uca in the business nnah!.s han
hY make nri s"'l boots and shoes much to:nr
iasn ths sanl' gpah,y Of work can be purchased
spr at any other establishment on the Eastern
Shore.
A large assortment Of Ladies', Misses nd chill
drcus Shoes, constantly on hand Il: reduced
nr cas.
DOM forget the place, No. 3 nieke'ts' Row
ana door above ,he ollj : oftho Cecil D.nIocra
EIktcn. Malch 81. 'tg-"if
The Cecil Whig., 1849-12-01
Postponed Conslab!e's Sale.

BY virtue Of sund.y writs Of Fieri Fa-
cias issued by R. V. Trump and G. Pur-
nell, justices of the Peace of the State OF
Maryland, IN and for Cecil county, at tie
suit Of Carson, Steele 4 Co., Carson &
Steele and Alonzo Snow, against the goods
and cAatiIes, lands and tenements of Plato
Hilton. to me directed, I have seized ard
taken into execution, all the right, title,
claim. interest and estate, at law and in
equity, Of the said Plato Hilton, IN and 10
all that piece or par: G. a tract OF land,
called "Erbanna," which was conveyed
to the said Plato Hilton and Jeremiah Hill,
by Elijah Reynolds and William Edmund
son, on the lth day of March 1S4S, and
adjoining lands of VIM. Patton, r. V
Trump, and others, and containing IN
Acres more or less, and hereby give no.
tice that on Saturday the oath day OF No
vember next, at 3 O'Clock p. NJ, at the
Store Of r. V. trump, near Port Deposit,
] will offer Tor sale the said property so
seized and taken in execution, by Public
Auction to the highest bidder for cash.
ROBERT STEPHENSON,
Oct 81, 49-ts. Const.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-12-01
NEW GOGEs,
FALL 4 NlSIER.

VEH1E Subscriber has completed his stock
z Of SEASCNABLE GOODS, and is
now exhibiting great variety Of Ladies'
and Gentlemcus' wear. Thankful Tor pas
iavorS, he respectfully solicit3 contiaC.
ance OF the same, by inviting the public
10 call end eXaminehs stock.
Oct 2I. BENZ. T. MAY.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-12-01
WGnl Car,Ii,s,
Ep!NMINA. tYEArlNn Q.


SPINNING, WEAVING ac
The sab,csihpr respectfully ;.,so,,,x,.
"a3.e that hr has ,akan ,lo wooIen s'o,'rs
AK faret'a El',s.n 6 mile, above rlk,on
on the Big Err. where he i. prspsrss s -.
'naou'No'ore WOOL in'o "
Rolls, Yarn, CIgta.
>o'"9r'', 8iaoka.s or F'iannei az .s'.eo.hs
hcle manufactured. "'
m u" 'l"' "''' .ona experience i, ,. ,,,r,i,
'"r'"2 wo'', and viii ai,e ii. nr,.;r;,a.
a'sn,'o" ave, to the business, AID tope. 10 i.
a''s /" give general satisfaction
,,.,,, i''$oi S washing to exchange wool f,r
D,o'ns &c. may expect generally to snd =
''"'K on hand, and wool can be ,er. q, ~.
sores IN Ekion, with directions. whsrs I Ls
"4'i ie'ofn II as soon Hs manufacturad
April 2s '4o-t -'1'"'
The Cecil Whig., 1849-12-01
MOTTO.

The C7rhans' Court OF Cecil coun.S
hold ih+:. stated meetinss on tie ana
!aS'1'y' OF fehF'.,.fy, April, June
"s'' '.''"r and Decemner,
GEORGE r. HOWAR
+ April lash V
The Cecil Whig., 1849-12-01
BLIND MAI UFnCT0RY.

VeEitan Bind ffsonfa ctuycr,
i39 Sign OF The GOLDEN EAGLE, NJ. il 3
South .Seeond Street, be'o,g D0ck 81.
PHILADELPHIA.
EZ EEpS alRays on hnnd n largo .nd fa'hon
4 u able assortment o Wide and hsfro,V lat
Window Blinds, manufactured in ths bes! mar
ner, Of the bes. materials, and at the lowest cash
prices
Having rcilted and enlarged his es,ab,he
Rent, he IS pre- Pnred to comp!etc orders to any
amount at the shortest notice.
constantly on Sari IN assortment Of
MAHOGANY FURNITURE
ofevery varsity, manufactured expressly for
his own stlos, aud purchasers may thsrotors 10
ly on good article.
$Lg7O Open in the evening.
'.SOrdcrs from distances packed carefully
and sent free of por,oragc, to any part eiihe
city
Philad'a Aug ls 40, II. CLERK.
" pnpi piolj Vinnrar M, /,
The Cecil Whig., 1849-12-01
NEEV aSR0DS!
F. IL. AND WHITE =!

a r PELL'5 Cheap Store east eni Of Elk
: a ton. Just renrivnd and now opening. at
the Cheap store in + 1ton Z large a nd genera!
assortment Of goods, suitnbis fJt the present:
and approaching season. His stock is now very
tui md complete, empr3ciHr every article nsU-
ally kept in Gsnerai DIV Goods, Grocery,
and variety Store. lis slocG Of
Z & p Ggos
Is larger and more go!srt than any ha !,sh,-e-
'oioTe offered to the public, aud he n,tlers HIM
sen mat he can Sol. to all who may favor him
ihelr custom.
GREAT BARGAINs.!
Call and ovrmin, for yourselves. and his rr;
eca cannot fail to please all who may give him
call rs he is resolyoc to do bus mess On tho
most ace0mmoGa..ag terms,
Ready made Clothing.
f'H has constantly on hari, general esso rt-
ii'e't o. clothing, from II Shirt t" Crant Goat.
ana wI!' sell at city prices, sing le g,rmeut l.,
d '"'' SUIT eh'ra'inE every article Of applrel,
F U RNITU URI!,
oi n descriptions, such as Bireans To'pa
Ih''ri, Stands, Cots, Mattresses, Dressing GI,s.
'"%' Rocking Chaire, Settccs, ind evory ar,,cle
d! !"ouSehO.d urnlure, all cheap as dut.
GROCERIES.
An extensive assortment of rGrrcp-as at Dri-
aeS "llcii cannot be surpassed ard proyisious
o! al kinds, bacon dried beef, beef tononcs.
sausage, cheese, mackoral, herring, ard, butter,
neal, II" Sr., &;c, &c. all Of which he !, Of
.otl"g exceedingly low, at the smaI Hest poss!b lie
advance upon cost prices
N'oN TRY FRODIEE.--Th- highest m7r-
het t'e,s PAID in cash for wood, bark. potatoes,
aPf,t4, nrl"d trulr aus butter rrrs, lard
The Cecil Whig., 1849-12-01
Et. E. EayEs.
G.A;more street, aoorS En! cy The Bridge,
BALTIMORE, MD.

BALTIMORE, MD.
MANUFACTURE and dealer in Hat
~ Ia Gays, Lad ~ Fancy turs ana Jm"fet.
has IA Store lat ca p,nota! a>sor,my"t
TIE above goods as.;.,a ui t"e \ ~ it.
Pn'dGei p':'., "ppns.'ulp in'IN.,, 49,,
offers at .uch WY ,oH Pf.crs t, ~ IN axe it t
interest oI " docor"n. rlan" /" : i've hnD
cali Get. IJ-sn
This is to Give Notice, That the
sntScF'her OF CeclI connrv has CHAINED
i'o'" lee OrPAan's Courj ct said couuiy
letters o! Administration Oh he persoua! {
'a.e OF jesse Gina, late Of said county d
ceased. All persons having claims agant
lie -ad deceased, are he,chy warh"d c
eGhlhrtlHe same w.t thp youC hers there
GUY authenticated, Ga or bciore ihe 9u dsy
of October 1850, lhry ava, orhcrw fe GA
law, be excluded nym all ,eueft O SAID IS
;a,e. All Pertons indebted to sa!u estate aro
requested to make ,r;me tla,e paymen, to
the subscriber. Given u0der NY hand this
2ott day of O'tohe. 1910.
ELIIAbE}H CHINA. Admn'r.
October. "a '43--6H,
The Cecil Whig., 1849-12-01
{ 0 S t Il M e Hall,

BA LTI MORE.
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.
FhNiE Proprietor of the above estahli4nmcn,
4 would respectfully inform IN. citizens of
baltimore and vicinity, that he has received rom
Europe, the
Fail and Winter Tashicn7:
'og''f"r with rich assortment Of Goods adap.
tea 10 The Coming season, consisting Of
SUPERFINE FRENCH GERMAN AND
ENGLISH CLOTHS, CASTOR BEA-
VERS, PILOTS aNO PELlTOT
COATING.
now article fer oversacks md brsrns, coats
Alo splendid assortment of French and Engl'sh
CASSlNERES AND DOESKlNS,
ofthc most dest,b'o styles imported ,his season
RICH VESTINGS!
We have. and are constantly receiving, New
Sfvies OF Fcstings. Consisting Of plain and Fig
urcd
SILK AND WOOLLN VEI.VETS,
Figured aud striped 0asnmerrs. Silks Satins
and Falcartas, Of all Shades u nd Colors.
OUR CUSTOM WORK
Il cut and made in the best nnnner--ani as
regards Sly ie aud Workmanship, is warrant ed
+" give entire satisfaction, and at realty reduced
prices.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-12-01
z. HICKS JONES.
DEALER 4 MAnucAcTURra q
Willow and Wooden Ware,

Importer Of F'rench Bo:t's, !ooAias Giusse5
o"d I'aney Goods.
No. Is Moth Second Street,
Between Market and Arch St., unier J. sid
ney Jones Carpet Warehouse, t 10 doors tg!o
Christ Church,
PHILADELPHIA.
EE as on hand and is constantly rcco,vinr
L large and extensive assortment ofCotnbx,
Brushes, Fancy Goods Of every descgintico
(too numerous 10 hlention) Looking GIassus CT
CIT and Mahogany frames, Baskets, Coaches
Chairs, Sc,
BROOMS-
Shakers Eastern Wisp and Country Brooms,
Window Blinds, Floor Mats, uba, Buckets
Churns, NashboaTds-in fact Wooden and
Willow Ware ofevery description, ali oc which
will be sold low for CAsH or CRY AccErr..,r.
Merchants would save themselves much time
and trouble, by c,lIing and examining my stock
before purchasing
B,-Lo"kng Glasses, arc insured against
bfeakas-" 70 all pats o! the Union, without cx
,Ta charge.
aug. - '.9-3m.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-12-01
Z GOO gsg

Is larger and more so!srt than any ha h1g.h,-e-
'oioTe offered to tho public, aud he G,tler, h'n, :
self that he can Sol. to all who may favor him
inelr clatnrn
The Cecil Whig., 1849-12-01
EGgssN, .L0uE,

The subscriber has opened Land Of
fee iii the village OF North East. Persons
wishing to dispose of Real Estate will find
it to their advantage to give him call.
I. WASHINGTON SMITH.
North East, l1th mo. 9th, 'f9-tt (nd)
The Cecil Whig., 1849-12-01


November 31th 1879.
Ordered. That the sale made aud reported
by Sarah Mercer and George Eavenson EXecu-
tors of the last will and testament o' George
Mercer late OF Cocil county decrased in pursn-
ance OF the power and authority vested IN them
by the last viii aud testament Of the sad iced.
on the 18th dav o! November 1881, rrpnr, of
which is on file and recorded IN the Office the
Reg or wills for Cecil coanty, DO r,tItifd uud
confirmed unless caI~c to the contrary thereof
be shewn on or before the 2Bti day OF Deoem
ber next provided cop, OF this order be lusert-
ed in some newspaper published in the State Of
Maryland once in each Of three successive weeks
before s6th day Of Decomhct next
The Report states the amount OF sltss 70 be
$1,000. Test GEO. X. fiowAaD Reg.
true copy
Test GEORGE r. E1nwARp Reg.
Dec. ist. of wills for cell County.
Mark RamUo Ia Chancery
VS. November 25th
Rebeee1 1 c: S:, Rambo 1919.
Odered that the sale made and report
ed by John {. Groome Trustee for the
sale of Real estate in the above cause
mentioned b. ratified and confirmed, un-
less cause 10th" contrary be s ewn OF. or
before the Goth day of January. next
provided copy Of tiis order be inserted
i'll some newspaper published in the
State Of Maryland ono" in each OF three
successive weeks before the 10th day of
January next
The Report states the amount of sales
to be 500
True copy Test
LOUIS G4SStWAY.
Dec '49-3t Reg. Cur Can.
Land for Sale.
The subscriber as agent for Mr.. f. J.
Owen, will offer a, Public Sale on
MONDAY. the 10Th day OF December
next: al II O'Clock 4. n at h- Court
House in Elkto Md, that ,rac! OF Land
containing
lCo Acres,
which lies within nilr Of Ek'on, and
isoow occupied ty ar Isaac E" ison.
The soil is naturally very fertile and has
been hiIhiy improved by the application
OF lime and other manurrs. Th" build
R-z-s lngs which consis Of q com
&ssss& Portable frame Dwelling
Ssga a.liI, Hou<'. Barn, Sailing, Car
s1.-.zs-s sass.,slS rage House rnd other neces
sarv out houses are good.
The Terms will he made known on
the day otSaIe.
JOHN G. GROONE.
Elkton Nov. "a 40.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-12-01
Ready Made CloJIlilgi


Persons in want of Ready Made Clnrhinr, are
particularly invited to call aud examine oar
Stock before Purchasing elsewhere, as we man
ul'tctnre al! qualities of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
And oar assortment o. tEot article is at Il tines
LARGE, which offers to purchasers a great i.-
dus"mcnt of procuring an article of qpllly
whlct cannot be ootained IL any other Clo;nIng
Establishment ir the City.
We have OIL hand and are constantly Manu-
fctnring
GARMENTS OF EVERY VARIETY,
From the best materials, in the most approved
styles, for tall and winter wear, consisting OF
auriout, Sack utG Pet2t
OVER, OATS,
Ofall coors qualities and sizes, from S. so,
81, 5j. b 50 aud upwards.
EOiS' sack .l.ND OVERCO.fTS
A large aSsor,ncn, of bovs' Sack and Over
co'is, 20 pr cent less than the usual prices.
Sup, rhue trock and Dres, Goats, made from
GERMAN AND FRENCH CLOTHS,
In the latest ,ashon. A Large stock Of Tweed
Goats, PANS and Vests ", have large as
sOrInent of
TWEED FROCkS AND SACKS,
PANFALOONS,
From Superior French Doeskns. Black and
Fancy Cashmere
PAN is,
Of"v"rv vor'ety Shade and Color at 81, 80
10, :, 50, 3, 3 81 md upwards.
ESTS,
Made from rich Erivrts Saiius Coshmnres aud
The Cecil Whig., 1849-12-01

o., 9i an descriptions, such as Bireaus, Ta','es,
Chairs, Stands, Cots, Mattresses, Dressing GIas.
'"%' Rocking Chairc, Seuccs, ind evory article
o! household Furniture, all cheap as dnt.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-12-01
GREAT BARGAINS !!

Call and cvrmins for yourselves. una lis rri.
eca cannot fail to please all who may give him
Il call, rs hc is resolvoC to do bus mess on th.
most accommodating terms,
The Cecil Whig., 1849-12-01
Ea a3Gv-maGo Clothing,

RE has constantly on hard, general esso rt-
ment oi clothing, from Shirt To- = Cr,p, Goa,
ana WA sell at city prices, a sing le g,rment T.,
Il iull suit embracing every article ofapDlrgl
The Cecil Whig., 1849-12-01
ELkTUN ACADEMY,

The Trustees of the Elktol Aca iemv
respectfully a"nouncH to the public that
the dutie~ OF has lnstitution will ll"su
med on Monuay next. the Sd OF Septem
The Cecil Whig., 1849-12-01
Trustees ) Sale.
1851 ACRES OF LAND,

OF which about 80 Acres are in wood and
timber, and the residue arabic land of a
fine quality, divided into > fields and un-
der good lencinr. The lmnroyemenls con.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-12-01

Persons III want of Ready Made Clothing, arc
particularly invited to call and examine on
Stock before Purchasing elsewhere, as we man
ultcture att qua Iittes of
The Cecil Whig., 1849-12-01

FSRENCH Merinoes and Thibot cloths or,hc
following cOlors: Maroon scarlet, crimson
mlzariEe bluc, green, mode and black, ior sale
by BENZ + MAY.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-01-20
EDITING A WEEKLY PAPER.

The majority of readers seem to think that
nothing can be more easy or pleasan, than to
edit paper, but of all the different employ.
ments by which men make their bread and
butter, there is none, we believe, that so
taxes the mind, temper, and flesh, as that of
editing paper. There is none that requires
nicer tact, sounder judgment, more con-
slant application, a quicker wit, or kinder
heart. A churlish temper could never sue
ceed as an editor; nor a narrow-minded man,
nor an ignorant one, nor hasty one, nor an
unforgiving one. An editor must Of neces-
siiy turn himself inside out 10 the public; he
cannot be hypocriie any more than hus-
band can be hyPocrite to his wife. He
must expose himself in all that he does, a.
much in selecting the thoughts Of otheIs, as
in publishing his own, and the better way for
him in the outset is TO begin frankly, TO save
himself from after contradictions and mor,i-
6cations. Whoever succeeds tolerably well
as an editor, is something more than an ordi-
nary man, let his contemporaries say or think
of him as they will-Holden's Magazine.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-01-20
l6s,522
l6s,255
ENERGY.

One OF the most remarkable instances Of
the success which attends well applied energy
and perseverance, is exhibited in the case Of
DR.. DAVID JAYNE, of Philadelphia, with whose
advertisements the readers of the Register
are familiar. The Doctor, after spending
many years of his life in practice and care
fnl investigation of the origin aud character
of diseases, applied himself to the prepara.
ton of remedies, and the excellence OF his
compounds is a,tesied by the grateful thanks
of thousands, who have proved the benefits
of his skill and scientific knowledge. Hisare
not mere quack nostrums; but preparations
resulting from long and careful study, and as
they serve, in an eminent degree. the good
purposes for which they were intended, sue
cess has followed the proprietor's enterprise
and labors His establishment is now one of
the largest in the United States, and besides
furnishing every city, town, and township in
the country with his invaluable medicines
he ships, annually, immense quantities to
foreign lands.
In the prosecution of his plans for bringing
his specifies to the notice Of the whole peo-
pie, DR.. JAYNE has issued Family Almanac,
containing certificates and testimonials OF the
highest character. We see i, stated in the
Germantown Telegraph, that 'last year, one
million of the Almanacs were published for
lsls, and all distributed. This year, the de-
mand for 1s49 is so great, that two power
presses, driven by steam, are running day
and night, with double set Of hands, and
unable to meet the demands of the public for
the Almanacs. Indeed, Messrs. STAvELY &
M'CALLA, who do the press-work, have found
it necessary, to meet the wants OF the pub
Usher, to obtain third power press! Two
millions and half copies will be required for
IS49, consuming from twelve TO fifteen thou
sand reams of paper, and incurring an ex-
pense, at the very small rate of two cents
each copy, and we canno, see how they can
be furnished at so low a price-of fifty thou
sand dollars This is wonderful, exhibiting,
as il does, one OF the most remarkable instan-
ces of enterprise on record.
But it must be remembered that this large
sum, which is fortune of itself, is entirely
given away-the whole two millions and a
half of Almanacs are gratitously given to
merchants, s'orekeepers, families aud indi-
viduals, with view TO their general gratui-
tous distribution throughout the United
States.
The position of DR.. JAYNE is an enviable
one achieved by his own unaided energy
industry, and enterprise-drawing largely
from an extensive knowledge OF medical lu'
risprudence-and he now stands a, the head
of the discoveries Of medicines for ''the mil
lion,n which have not only been pronounced
to be unequalled as remedies, for the disease,
severally set apart by the proprietor, &c.
but destined to confer upon this human family
incalculable benefits in the form OF restored
health and prolonged existence.--Norristo,rr
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