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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-01-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TNSlllS is to give notice that the subscribe
Il of Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters tesla.
mentary on the personal estate Of Israc'
Griffith, late of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly authsn.
ticated, on or before the 18th day Of Decem.
Der, 1858; they may otherwise, by law, be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate. All
indebted to said estate are requested tC
make immediate payment to the subscriber
Given under my hand this 18th day Of De.
ccmber, 1857. REUBEN GRIFFITH,
Executor Of Reuben Griffith, decd.
Test-JAs. MCCAULEY, Reg.
Dec 20, lS31-Gw.
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SMALL PoX AND YAccINAToN - important
Suggestions Halls Journal Of teath has the
the following From extended and close Oh
servation. the following general deductions
seen to he warranted
|. lnIantlc vaccination is all almost per-
feet safeguard untill th, fourteenth year. 2.
At The bc2ining vt fourteen the systcm grad
u"llr loses its capaLili,y or Resistance, TN
I'll about twenty one, when many persons
luco.nc almost as liable to small pox as if
th,y had not been vaccinatcd. }. THIS liability
remains in full force until about forty-two
when the susceptibility begins to decline, and
continues for seven ycalS to grow less and
less becoming extinct at about fifty, thc pc
Rod Of life when the general revolution Of the
body begins to take place, during which the
system yields 10 decay, or takes new lease
Of life for two OF three terms Of seven years
each. j. The grand practical use to lie made
Of these statements is: Let every youth be
rcvaccinatcd On entering fourteen let several
attempts he made 50 As to he certain of safety.
As the maIady is moe likely TO prevail in
cities during the winter, special ATTENTION is
invited 10 the subject at this time"
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TRmAMv.-A young man Of Kco%uk, To-
wa, recently married a Young, pretty and
modest woman, with whom he lived in much
happiness, till one day opening a letter ad
dressed to his wife, he discovered that she
had another husband in Ohio. Rushing
home to his pretty wife, the cnragcd husband
showed her the letter and asked explanation,
when che q;tieiy remarked she had nothing
to say, only that she had still another one
residing in Pennsylvania, The victim has
sud for a divorce
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AT PRIVATE = \ r.
THE subscriber offer. for sale the house
/ and lot Of half an acrc ON which he re-
sides; in thG
TNaao ofMc Brick Meeting House,
Cecil county Nd.
The improvements arc q neat. new. and
g~,~g substantial frame dwelling, lC
f. .sNs by - feet, two stories and ai;lc
49, 2. conenian'Iy divided, painted
r.: 80. ~ = ( andpapered, with back boidin2
att&cccd With Il pump Of first rate water
therein. \ good Carpenter shop "A By ~
feet. a stable. carriage house hc, under one
roof IL hy 10 feet. and all other necessary
ont buildings. strlen and yard fences all nc"
and il good repair; thcrc is t,>o quite annn e
Der of choice fruit trees, vines, AC., in q
thrifty condition.
This property is elishIy situated and adj
mirab'y sd@itci 70 the wants ri almost any
Of the mccl auical branches. amt viii b. sold
Il very moderate price to a good pure has
e.. ROBERT II. ENGLAND.
Tarch 2lst If. 1877.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

rE7IIE Undersigned, duly appointed g Ex-
K alnfrrS " in The matter oi u proposed
road i'll Poarre's Neck. in the l,t District Of
Cecil county. by the County Commissioners
Of said county, hereby give notice That they
will meet at the place proposed as the begin
ing Of said road, on TUESDAY, the 18Th day OF
January, next, at 10 o cock a. H., to view and
examine in The premises and to determine the
proIiirty uT locating a road as prayed Tor lay
the petitioners. viz :.s tc commence ut that
point in PcHrcc's Neck where the public road
now stops. and run down said Neck to
Ano!d's Woods, and thence 10 some point
at or Hear Aruoll's bar. on NIX River.
JEREMIAH c. PRICE,
JAMES II. BENSON,
JOHN W. MORGAN,
Dec. 49, 1SJ7-Jw. Examiners.
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g2Isa9Ggl NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ will be made TO the County Commission
e;s Of Cecil county, at their next meeting
after The 4th day Of January, 1888, to h I'VE
IL Bridge built across the Octoraro creek, at,
or near, the foiding for the road leading from
Rising Sun to Rock Springs, past Moore s
Vi ills and William Richards.
Dee 8 lS57-lm.
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Iaaa and Lots for Sale,

WEIR PORT DEPOSIT.
4 SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT, con-
Il fliniHg about ~ Acres, miles from Bat
tie Swamp, and improved 1
:3-S'r-,s with GOOD House, &c. One E--ta..r-,,ss
- House AMI Lot on Main St, T.; =
..L:s, :. Port Deposit; this is deai- ..3z1.s
raDle property. and in fee simple. Two
Tracts Of Land ON the Susquehanna, and on
the site Of the Central Railroad: the land 81
line guilty. 4 $50, several small Dwellings,
il. and adjoining the town of Port Deposit.
All the above will be sold on accommodate
ing terms. J. X. COuLSON.
Port Deposit, July Is If
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Attention EsusCkeepcrs!

TFNIiE subscriber having purchased the entire in
4 terest of Mathews and Johnson, in the nowIy
established
F.osEr and Feed Store,
in IIIKToS. nearly opposite the Howard House.
respectfully invites the attention Of his friends and
housekeepcrs generally. TO his well selected stock
Of
FAMILY FLOUR:
among which may ut all times he found the follow
ing brands: Extra Family White Wheat Flour;
Extra >uperGne; Common Superfne; MiddliRgs,
RYE FLOUR AND BUCkWIIEAT
White and Yellow Corn Meal; White ship Stuff;
Common do; Bran Corn and Oats. ground Corn
and oats in the grain, potatoes: all Of which will
be sold ut the lowest cash prices,
HUOLESiLE or RETAIL
-J7All articles delivered within the limits oft:s
town. free If cost.
IT, Country Produce taken in exchange.
~ Every effort will be made to please the pub
lie. and their custom thankfully received.
May IL ~ WM. 7. GILES.
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A MoLAssEs SrECuLATioN.-We noticed
a lot ofmolasses now landing on Wldgcry's
wharf, which was originally imported into
Baltimore, where it could have been sold for
about IS cents per gallon. but washed for
higher price. Not finding sale there, it
was shipped to Boston, and not meeting buy
ers there. was again r-shipped to Portland
where it is selling as il comes from the yes.
sci at 25 cents per gallon.
Portland Adrcrt,ser.
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yyf,o yya.a!seo sen sas. FARM,

ga WhD WANTS TO BUY \ FARM The
~ slb.cribcr who has been a practical rmcr
Tor twenty yc3rs. and al.o has nd considerable
hge;ryss experience, having commenced the sale
If Real Istu'c would solicit those dosli"ns of
se,iin. OF purchasing. to c. II on. write to him.
as hc j. en- f.lcnt he will hc able to give entire
Subtraction. satisfactory references given when
lcs red ! have - uunberui Farms in the vicinity
81 Norristown for sale, and applicants FOR others
it different cJiuns Of the country. Address or
call On CALEB ericsson. ASt y. h. cerMcr Of
tsIlps ill and Franklin Sts. Philadelphia. Al
by ftIln on Wednesdays anil SATURDAYS state
Road. between Peuland Ccnhe squares. Nhitpaln
IoHuship. Montgomery Co., Pa Nov, li-3m.
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EQEzCE.

A LII persons indc btcd to the firm OF vii
N NOR Davis, and to the firm of j \.
Davis X Co., are requested to.comc forward
and settle their accounts We feel assured
that our old friends, in these times of pres
sure will do all they can for MS, after hearing
this call. j. A. DAVIS X co.
Port Deposit, Dec 10, 1S57--3m.
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DEATH OF a nlSrOEICAL CHARATER. An
drew Matthew, Frcnchman, who came to
this coutry with Count dc GTaSsc. died in
North Carolina short 'me ago. He was
an eccentric man, AID lived Strange and adj
Ycnlurous life:
He was present at Yorktown when Com
wallis surrendered. and afterwards served hi,
country in the East midas, and in the hatilcS
of NAPOLEON. He was witness Of the Mulat,
Danton and RobcSiiCmc reign, lie vast
gnod citizen, brave as julius Caesar, and a
Frcnchmau all over. On one occasion when
returning from the post o.c. with letter
in his hand. some one asked him the news ::
"Ncry good news, he innoctntly replied, my
muddcr in France is dead, and leave me ton
thousand dollar"
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NOTICE.

w, He Orphans Courtof ccilcounty hold
Il their STATED MEETINGS on the
second Tuesdays of February April, June,
August, October and December.
~ Schoolaccounts will be passed and
paid at January, April. July and October
trims. JAMES McCAULEY.
Mars, IS56-tf. Register.
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PORTRAITS
T'GTasEt ~ i':.ssassl sETE.E

TGTaEI. ~ a9'i:.stajsl sE1g.E.
=. ME subscribers respectfully inform the
Ladies and Gentlemen ~ TINS locality,
thtt II is their i'n|p0-c To remain but irW
days, during which lime they hope the OPP
purtuuity viii b. embraced Of ubt tanning one
If their superior lHs.aiasisp0,. .@nbroiyps,,
D@gn"rro'glss, Plai" Pic osrG,h', " Photo,
@rg2ts IN oti or H'G'er r@fcrs.
Taken any size from the smallest TO nearly
LIE Siz", and put up in beautiful style and AZ
iow rites. After long experience IL the Art
they hope to give every satisfaction IN quail
~. cir1rH@S> and briliAhry Of iunr.
G-7-Fistures taken equally as well in Cl"u-
Gy .S Clear Weather.
D-i-.,lluon on the lot formerly occupied ny
Mr.. Hbpais, in Elkton.
H. CLildrcu taken in two seconds.
C,"i'ictUre> warranted Mt IL fade.
". i. ". WHEELER Il Co.
Elkt0n. Dec. 10, 1857.
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EGEs SALE.

A Convenient two story DW ELLING AND
N LOT OF GROUND, situated on Main
street, Elkton, directly opposite the Presby-
terrain Church. The lot is so feet front by
$50 in depth. The house is IS feet front by
l6 in depth, and has u front passage and
pallor, and side passage dining room and
-,itchcn on the front floor. Three chambers
in the second story all private. There is
also a large garnet, and cellar under the
whole house For further particulars cn-
quire of the Editor, or j. Is. WHITE,
Nov, 7-tf. Fair Hill.
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NEW STORE IN ELKTON!
On Main st. Nearly opposite
the old Bank,

ENlIE subscriber respectfully announces to
Il the people Of EIkton and its vicinity,
that he has opened Anew Store on the CASH
PRINCIPLE, and now offers for sale at the.
lowest CAsII rates first rate assortment of
Family Groceries including all the varieties
kept in Retail Stores. Also q well selected
stock Of
DfsY GOODS.
Qucenswars, Hardware, Cutlery, Fancy
Goods, &c, &c.
Farmers please take notice that he has on
hand good lot OF Shovels, Spades, Corn
Hoes. Hay forks; and he intends to keep on
hand various other articles used by Farmers.
lie also has Fish-Salt. Bacon, and good
assortment Of Brandfcs, Wines and other LII
qusrs, Wholesale and Retail.
His whole Stock is selected with great care,
and he respectfully invites all persons to cali
and examine and judge for themselves
IL Country Produce taken in exchange
fer Goods at the highest market prices.
WILLIAM McCLELLAND, Jr!
May ., If
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Family Groceries, Provisions

&C, regularly received. and kept constantly on
hand in separate store room.
The attention Of their. friends and the public
is rcspcctfuy called to thisadv ertiscmcnt Prices
will be found to compare faI orably with lowest
city rates.
iT'All kind. fCountry Produce taken in ex-
change, at highest market prices. Ls
"A. KIDD SOY.
Port Deposit, May "a, 1856
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Tkae Central Railroad.

fENilE Annual Election of a President and
4 Twelve Directors for the Phil. x Bait
Central Raihoad Company will be held at
Oxford, on Monday, the llth day Of January
1888, at o'clock p. M, according to the
provisions of the charter.
JOB II. JACKSON,
Dec o. lS5T-3w Secretary
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TENANTS WAITED,

no take charge Of and carry on two farms
L on the shares in good condition and in Il
healthy ncighborhood; none need apply but
such as can produce good recommendations
for capacity and Of undoubtcd integrity and
industry. Possession given the 18th day OF
Of March next. JOHN ON EMS,
JAS. IlASSON,
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% iseaorrs ono Correspondence.

0~I@The reader will find several interesting
original communications Gil the first page this
week.
IJ5@An inquiry is made this week: "What
has become of Acorn who formerly wrote
for The Whis!' We can only repeat the
same question, hoping that Acorn will soon
answer it hims,lf
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COMMERCE WITH JAPAN.-A letter from
L. 4. Rice. United States Commercial! agent
at llakodudi, communicates some facts OF
interest, under date Of September To-
The Japanese are becoming less exclusive.
They now furnish in abundance for slips use,
hogs, potatoes. vegetables Of all kinds and
rice. by new treaty, made since you were
here, Americans can reside here permanently
after the fourth Of July, 1858. | have no
doubt that imrortations fom the United
States will be made soon, as at certain seasons
of the year such merchandise would pay well.
Americans rcsldmg here are subject only TO
American laws. The Treaty Is in force so
lar as the japanese ale concerned. They say:
Come the moro the better" Mexican dollars
only should be brought Lere.--All other kinds
arc nearly worthless.
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TAILORING.

'ETIIE subscriber would respectfully inform
u bis old customers and The public general
ly, that he will be found in Principle, one
door south Of the Old Store House, recently
fitted up by Lacl;llnd Il Gather. where he IN
tcuds carrying on the above business in all
its various branches, Oh reasonable terms and
in wor!lmanlikc manner. lie solicis IA share
Of public patronage. ADRIAN TAYLOR.
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SELLING OFF AT COST.

7NIIE Subscriber intending to discontinue
i the Mercantile Business in Elkton, will
offer his entire Stock of GUODS AT FIRST
COST FOR CASH. Consisting of Plain and
Plaid Dress Silks, Mcrlnoes, Coburgs, De-
lancs, FOR Winter and Spring wear; Cling
hams, Brilliants and Prints in various Styles.
WOOlIcn Goods,
Heavy Shawls, Casimers, Satinetts, Kcr-
seys and Kentucky Jeanes.
NESTlNG.-Silk, Satin and Marseilles.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, and
many other articles not enumerated
~ Persons in want of Such Goods would
do veil TO call and examine.
Oct. 3l-tt. SAMUEL B. GRANT.
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ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING
n DONE IN TIE BEST MANNER,
AT THE OFFICE OF
TIE CECIL W1lIG.
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~ y / - - I L w.
Tie business Will hereafter he continued
hy the subscriber, and carried on in all its
branches as heretofore.
n. " HOLLAND,
Dec 10, lS57-Gt.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A Lii rersons that are indebted to Aid
r ridge and Grant are requested to make
immediate payment to S. i GRANT.
HOLIDAY GIFTS.-tn addition to the sundry
/ L nicknncks usually kept Il. Brown has roceiv-
ell some nice articles suitable to make the youngste.
glad to receive for their Christina. Gifts
Dec. TO-
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DIR u GGODS.
THE CASH SYSTEM.
GIVES ALLAN EQUAL CHANCE

WI s-o ALL NV lag q AL VIA Az H
T WOULD say to my old customers and the
Il Public that L have opened a Store on
North street, opposite where my old one
was burned, where will do a strict CASH
Business, believing it to be to the interest
to both the buyer and seller.
BY buying for Cash can buy at least per
cent cheaper. and by selling for cash caIt
afford to sell 10 per cent less than on credit,
giving my customers chance to save Is
cents on every dollars worth they buy.
My Stock consists of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,,
HATS. AND GAPS.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Cedar &c. To my stock Of Groceries will
give particular, attention to have them fresh
and in quantities to suit customers, Smoked
Beef Clipped Beef, small Baggcd Hams, good
Coffee, Sugar and Molasses, can always bs
had at city prices. The NJ otto is Quick
Sales and Small Profits. Come or send once
and try, We have but one cash price on our
Goods. JACOB B. ASH.
N. B.-Country Produce taken in sx-
change for Goods at cash prices.
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THE CECIL WHIG
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY p. G. RICKETTS,.
TERMS $500 year, in advance
80 If not paid in advance.
500, for clubs ofFise.
800, for clubs of Ten.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding one
square will be published three times for one
dollar; and twenty-five cents for each SubSe-
quent insertion; longer ones in the same POI
portions ~ Twelve lines brcyier, or space
equal to that make square. ADVERTISE
m cnts published quarterly .5eri-annna'ly or
yearly ut moderate rates. Advertisements
sent without the number Of times the" are
to he inserted being stated will be continued
until forbid and charged according to the
above rates Fractions cfa square charged
as II square.
GyNo paper discontinued until all ar
rcaragcs are paid
uy-&ngle copies ofthe paper, FIVE cents.
nv. B. PALMER. .igcnt, \. Il. corner Of
Fifth and Chestnut Strcots, Philadelphia.
e,,--.-yr,-n -GE5ya
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A GOOD family Carriage with two scats;
"a ligEt and comfortable. can he used with
onr or both seats as desired. Apply to
Eliton, Aug. 10. b. +. MAY.
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GLENN DALE

Dec u. ISJ7-ts Trustee
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-25


We alluded yesterday in brief terms, to the board.
ing and searching Of four American vessels in the
waters Of the Gulf Of Mexico, and to their being
fired into by British cruisers as well as to the action
taken and resolutions adopted by the New York
shipmasters at informal meeting held on the 18th
instant.
Since then we have received the New York Herald.
of the 18th. and from we clip the following record
OF British operations in the Gulf Of Mexico within
the last three weeks, and hardly day passes now
but we have some new outrage to record
Ship Tropie Bird, fired into boarded and searched
Bark Clara Windsor, fired into, boarded and
searched. -''''
Bark Glenbnrn, oyerhauled at sea.
Bark w. II. Chandler, boarded and searched while
lying ut anchor In the port OF Sagua la Grande.
Twelve other vessels also boarded and searched in
the harbor of Sagua Ia Grande
brig Robert Wing, fired into, boarded and searched
Schooner Wingod, fired into, boarded and searched.
Schooner Cortez, seized ard now detained at In
Schooner N. B. Borden, fred into, boarded and
searched
Schooner Mobile, fred into, boarded and searched.
A telegraphic dispatch from New York published
elsewhere, states that the bark John Horre. in the
port Of Sagua le Grande, Cuba, was boarded by a
boat from the British war steamer Buzzard searched
and her papers examined. In the same port. Cant.
Bartlett of the ship Clarendon, was ordered to ex-
hibit his papers. On his REFUSAL his vessel was
boarded by about one hundred men from the Buz.
zard, the demand repeated and again the gallant
captain positively refused to comply with the deprad
ing order This compelled the British officer to leave
with bis tyrannical object defeated Much honor to
Capt, Bartlett
In the same dispatch it is stated that the President
had walked up after a fashion, and ordered two
steamers to sail for the Gulf forthwith 1t is to be
hoped they will do something that will rebound to
the honor Of the flag and to the security Of Ameri
can merchant vessels, and not play pimp. spy and
lackey to the English officers, a Ia Pauldng Cha.
tard aud Davis II any Of that breed Of cattle are
in command Of the Water Witch and Arctic we shall
anticipate additional modification for the country at
large, unacccmpanied with the slightest protection
70 our merchant marine We really hope that plucky
sailors are in command and that they win take the
responsibility Of forcbly redressng the first outrage
Il they do, the people will sustain the and compel
the Administration to do them justice, no matter
how greatly the timid old ogies Of the Cabinet mar
be disposed to the contrary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-25

War GEs. LANE WANTS TO ne SENATOR
nefala Oh Freedom, published at Lawrence, Kansas.
gives an account Of the proceedings Of meeting
held in the Unitarian church Of that town in which
ne inevitable Jim Lane announced himself a capdi.
date for the United States Senate, declaring that he
had challenged the distinguished Senator from mi.
nois 70 mortal combat who had refused to fight.
shielding himself behind the privileges Of his posi.
ton = aud that he was anxious to get upon the same
level with the Senator that he might exact an ac.
eeptance of his hostile proposal.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-25
Diseases TIE Tnr0at as,d Luaqs

DR.. G. p. CRANE,
Whose successful In Diseases the Throat and
Lungs by the inhalation Of and Medical
Is well known be the only reliable philosophical
process of eeeng in those desperate
cases which bid defiance to the ordinary rules of practice
established PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE for
the thorough cure Of all Chronic and Functional Diseases by
Of vergnes Electro Chemical Baths alvanstn and
Electro Magnetism.
Fer the convenience Of those afflicted with Diseases tbs
Throat and Lungs. and unable visit city desire
suaton list Of Questions has prepared will be fer
warded on application to DR.. c.,
No. lis ST. JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Inhalng Apparatus Medicines forwarded according 10
the descriptions received In each particular Patients from
the country be at the Institu
ja1s 2pMoweFrk kW6m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-25
Great Lo,sisia,sa Remedy.
COINS KAPERLAP PEUM.
Ofice, No. Ia Exchange Place.

The proprietor and sole manufacturer s prepar
hon the public remedy Of great value for a variety Of
very troublesome and dangerous diseases twenty-five
years. experience in its efficacy.
He safely recommend Ia ali Cnaneous Diseases Of the
Skin for Badness Dandiu in the Hair DsorgRnzon of the
Digestive Organs Chls and Fever Bous Chagres and In
terment Fever Diseases Of the Liver and Kdneys Female
CoFplants And in proof that he upon good
grounds he would respectfully all public
the following certificates from persons living this city
New Orleans, January 29 1883.
N B. Goins-Dear Sir On my from Aspnwa in July
last had attack Of Chages fever trying
imaginable remedy without effect induced to try
your Kapeapsum Fever and Ague Tonic, and happy
to that although it Is the FIRST
Dose have not been troubled with chill since, and
every believe that medicine has had the
rey removing the disease from my system therefore
affords pleasure to recommend valuable medi-
cine Respectfully yours,
L. A. CLARK.
"A DFyades street,
New Orleans La