The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-12-25
OF IN TETLST
To Merchants, Clerks, Teachers
Sdslelnlfs md ALE Nlnu

TUST PUBLlSHED-a new and complete set
u OF Rules by which all the fundamental opera
tons of Arithmetic may be performed in an in
credible short space Of fiine. To bccom" master
OF them will require not more than a couple
hours study of any GOOD sound mind; and the
student will thereby be enabled to Add, Sub
tract, Multiply. OF Divide, in any sum no matter
of how many figures, more accurately, (ndred.
bcyond the possibiMyQf an error,) and in less them
one -t0nHh the time required in the old system.
These Fundamental Rules are followed by
An Examination into the PROPERTIES OF
NUMBERS, which even further facilitates the
other operations.
There are also embraced in the work,
Rules for the C1icuiniioM Of Interest,
which will work out the interest at any rate
upon any sum, with the utmost accuracy and
simplicity and quickncss fully equal to all thu
all courses IN the old plan.
Together, these form the Most Complete Trea-
Use on the Science OF Numbers ever issued
and are intellectually valuable to all men from
their neverialllne accuracy, and to business
men Iom the immense amount of time they save
from the most wcariSomc detail Of business life.
Particularly ought they to be in the hands of
Merchants and Clerks, Teachers and Students,
and Young Men generally.
ORDER EARLY!
| JTThc copies OF the few remaining hundreds
OF the present edition are being hurried off at
price greatly reduced from that $50 at which
he balance were sold, to make room for a new
edition to be gotten up in magnificent and
costly style Immediately upon closing out the
present one.
/ G=Every purchaser is bound Gas matter of
justice and protection to the copy rlghtisD by his
sacred pledge Of honor, to use the Processes for
the instruction of himself only. and to impart
the information obtained from them to no one.
u5~To obtain the Processes il is necessary to
give such pledge, with the price, Three Dol
lars, enclosed in letter, post paid, directed TO
p. MAY MARKLEy, Funkstocn, Washington
County, Maryland The Process will be for
warded postpaid, to the given address. Be
particular to write the name of Post Office,
county, and State, distinctly; with those neglect
ing this, mistakes frequently occur
g. Those preierring it, can order copies OF
the forthcoming edition, which will be ready
about the holidays. The price will be ST. orders
sent before its issue will be filled as soon as the
copies are ready, for 50.
LOCAL AGENTS WANTED.
In every town. and all through the country.
: great numbers of copies of these Rules can be
disposed of by any one who will only take the
trouble to make their scope known. They com.
prise that which business men, and everybody
has long felt the want Of, and will gladly OBJ
tain. The nature of the business allows any
one to act as Agent, and TO energy ensures q
large reward. As before explained, the bust
ness requiring privacy, orders from Agents are
filed in separate sealed envelopes for deiverc
through their hands. When number oithrct
copies or more are ordered with the remittance
at one time, 33 per cent is alowcd To be return
cd as the Agents fec; and 80 per cent on eeh
copies or more. lOct : Am