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seems to be rather eXtravagant. 1t IL upon
passengers that these boats must principally
rely for support. Surprising the 500 pas
seugers to average twenty pounds, passage
money, that would give $4,000 trip,
which might be supposed to cover he cx.
penses even of such boat IS the Victoria,
and to give a profit beside. - Boston .Attas
New York. April 24.--The Steam
Ship performance is alt the talk Of the
city. Thousands and thousands rushed to
the Battery yesterday afternoon, as soon
as the long low black volume Of smoke
from the Great Western was telegraphed
as off the Hook, for the smoke was seen
long before The hull. The Forts dlschar
ged their artillery as she swept into the
harbor; and the crowds on shore. wrapt in
asionishment, rem nded me Of Trvlng's de-
scripton of the omazoment Of the natives
when the little caravcls Of Pa'os, with
Christopher Columbus on board, first hove
in sight of HisponoIa. The grca, Yves.
tern is. indeed a monster, being by far the
largest steamboat ever IN our waters and
our boats all dwindlc into lnsignficance
beside her. The mob yesterday evening
were ravenons TO ret on board Of her.
The little British mddles had hard
work to keep off the boys, and John Bull
got some hearty curses from some Of them
because John would not permit Brother
Jona,han's youngsters to roam at large
about the monster. Indeed, so much ex>
element was created at last, that q con
siderable political capital might have been
made out of the affair, if the Admnislra.
ton newspaper press here had the faculty
the Globe has in making monsters, for il
would have Globe logic to reason this ls
a Blddle monster that the Barngs have
sent out, &c. and therefore, Democrats
were in danger, &c. &c John Bulls
boys were under admirable discipline aud
they took al. the hard words Jonal hnn'-
boys gave them, without reply. Il any
i'll feeling could thus be created, il Will all
be atoned for by the hearty and generous
enthusiasm with which the whole cry, a.
a city, and the Corporation, as It's organ,
are about to welcome, day, in form, the
great event of the beginning of a Packe,
A antlc DC an steam navigation. Tnc
eXpmerlment l. an experiment no longer
Here are he ships with dates even from
COnstantrnnplc but little more than a
month Old, from Madrid not month. from
Pans but nineteen Gays, and from Bristol
but fifteen and half. Their loo books
show gales, storm, sleet and hail, aud man
now has even another triumph over The
elements OF air and water. Detroit even
the past winter, was farther off, tim" long
the measurement, than Paris or London.
3 600 miles over sea and for the first
time now, the British flag on a British boat
has met the American flag on an American
boat in the waters Of the Hudson. where
Robert Fulton, New Yorker, first impar>
ted life to this new agency of man.
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BALTIMORE ELECTION

The spirited contest for n Member NJ
Congress in place Of Hon. Isaac M'Kim.
deceased, in the double District of Bali.
more CITY, Anne Arundel Co. ard Anpao.
oils was brought to issue on Weduo sday,
and resulted in the success Of JOHN P.
hzNNEDY, the Wing candidate, by an
unexpected majority over Gen, Marriott,
Adm. The vote was very large, and the
majority of Mr.. Kennedy is between and
900. Mr.. KS success does no, seem TO
nave been anticipated by any body out of
Baltimore, at least; as that city never
before gave clear Wing majority, and
declared for he Administrator at two
ll'arent elections last summer, when everv
nerve was strained. The following is the
vote:
Kennedy, Wing. Marriott, Adm.
Baltimore 1897 5,337
Anne Arundel | O52 500
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-05-04

LOVE AFFAIR The particulars ola very
remarkable love affair were related to u
yesterday. The gay L,tharo is mcmber
of the Legislature Of this S ate, about 80
years OF age; man Of respectable stand,
ing, aud the father Of twelve children he
eldest a very accomplished young lady If
nineteen. AT the Hotel where he ha- been
lodging during the season, a Cir q Yeas
cid, was employed about SIX weeks ago a,
cooks assistant. FROM this station she
was promoted to that of chambcrmald. two
weeks since and soon had The pleasure at
meeting The member. He was Immediately
struck with her beauty, and offered to ak
her to the Theatre She stated the case
to the landlord, who advised her to accept
the invitation; which she did. A the The
are, the worthy legislator proposed ma'r
mony. TIE maid refused; giving excellen,
reasons. She said, his daughters were ed,
ucated, and she was not she was poor, he
weaIthy-he would be sub "c'ad to he rid
lcue of his friends, and his wife had no,
been dead year. A few DAYS after he
again proposed, and was again refused -
W'dowers are perscvernI fellows. and
third time the member was al her feet
He could not resist her nassuminn grace
and soft allurementS He now offered to
furnish her with every thing she might re
qure, but he was again dismissed, or
rather, she told hun to consult his friends
He did so-be consulted many OF his brother
members his w-elched condition.
and was advised to leave Albany lmmediare-
Iy. Notwithstanding all this, he returned
to the fair chambermaId-she reluctantly
consented merely to preserve his sense.
He then, on Thursday, presented her with
many valuable articles. and on that nigh,
they were to have been, ana from all we
can learn, we suspect they were married.
The girl has behaved with remarkable
discretion throughout, and the young con
pie will undoubtedly be very happy. sac
is said to be very amlab|e and Of eXcell.n,
character. Albany has been alive about
the transaction for week, as every BODY
understood what was going forward We
wish them joy, and may she make a, least,
as good a wife as be has been discreet
lover,-.Ne,o York Wig,
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THE PRISONERS II cAS,D, Go>Is

Tic ress t Lower C,aal. ne rlaa,l,dNlflp Pr
snnsrs VII, e,tt taken IA n ~. arrested o.,,bp ,,
oltrca~aH. t'r' or ia ~ ia - ith.p, ir.rs li,
Alton hee,n" 20 r'cnc the ration a tlr n,ut
enn,d"t'i" loNali,ts cotfrspon lchf IN / /, Nou.
ueh Courier, c"mnen's thtt T. =, sh.ulf al be-
fitdoned. liz SAYS " The design oi NV tiu,,ru.
m'ht nna'' the eA'""jr Circumstance, - ia Pro-
slnrt' could shlrl, u"' b. - ,udle dral1 a, 4 enc,
.aiy t'e i" hoo % the sody of thp people g.un>i
British rule lie condemns The policy of far he,
arrests a. mra-n'" at nI>ehtesrus Tendency The
Herald, 'bc Tory Iarfr II i,e, mn r. drd ar tho e.
n''n .h"n'i Ne / i"n'd hn tle e4lto9s, will be
aaiisisd With nothing ehot,o OF lhcl, blood
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-08

The s.. Io1~ K"p ibiaal c5irerilt rerna,ks.
thai the Nr'einnett los m ~ ns TIN blowing np ot
ii Z steamer BlIck Hawk, than did hv tic I'au.a
States Bank. les, AID ihr Bah ct tho Colcd
STATE. ct oie hs the editor th- Glolr ant Of h.
IT sadred locu loco adrot airs who NV a ~. lh,
institution. than the q s.tnn,rnt wll ~ make b.,
hs treasury SHIN rla,trgs. en- U,gr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-08

. Thor lips" SWoet.'--Eals II stcms. know
what's good as we'll As otI,'l rcopr. n,,'4n
lady ras su AAed trum her dthrio,s ,1ern tho ,in.
n,gt m his oAn, by very lamlnr q rr,,cs fam,
son'-had' See found, Ia itrf hornr. tl,i = t,t,.
raj lad fastened hnsc upon hrr In, 4pd II :, .
unh great hlfht nlt, she ,nl1 dls.naagt him. rim
~ fact not action, and lh- nertan4aus can s,c the
priht OF his T. ia uiou hrt ,,reln mo1h .,,n INV
Not.iampoa laAtlt,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-08

merchant fr"m rs 81, "a a business tour
through Mi.sIsNnii "Iitrs nalt,lInry o. the bg.,
nes' prospects Al rtshure AID oHrt tunns ~ tina,
Staie-rottonis III demand. Ind b.ars good ~ r.
The Banks III that -. h.sl,S Will soon draw ~,
the East at u much ln~cf premium than is now e,y
IN. Pmtua. Herald
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-08
fsE. gEGT:EE..
MARTIN, WARD a. DAVIS.

~ w t removed hem establishment to the llons,
ffte.tlt ot'upred by Mr. Il. b. No veil. nppo
sic Mes>ls H. i. Richards Il Go. II nd ware SO >,
where they respectfully invite then frien IS aud III,
lnhnr 10 give them a eAIl. and examine THEN larer
excrllrni and very cheap assortment at DRY
GOODS, &c. a.. f; to which they are d,ly ,n,l,no
very lpteresflng additions
October "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-08

MISTAKE REcTiflfp the Bs0k Of the Mettnp.
oils has paid over To Mr. Dorsey TIA. Screen, :.
Arms oi the House of Representatives,, the .un,
which by mistake. DC. omitted Ia paw { At he T.,
ira session the checks ofthe Speaker l4r DE pav al
the ME At her> al tie tiou>r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-08

GRANGE "A ,oung Lad, in Baltimore adyc,tj
ses thai she wants a,oupg hush d. If od tom IN
and pleasing m 'anrr-. s SAYS thtJehr ish .iN =
q aud 81 years Of age, ri la risome person q ii ann
able dir post. on, aud has = h fltn. Il ) l5OnO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-08

Ch,rles Pnr,s inis r. an .snlni I'ra, Of In
cv Crisp. ii. an Ia cliljr 1T; neor' J. t"' !.
Burr IT ~ tIilab hi vi, Jol H. Nh' T." H.
e,1d r. AZ. Vii jun Viii, All rh l. la. W. aAa "ohh
Cr.ep. uu ION t.oniI uil -Hitt n. MI h"' "e'hi
and -t, hi A, i;irmd iifsant AMI t'tlnl'l n" MI ;
Thomas ! ford AMI - HI. vi. and ,ilno' Cn-l'
III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-08

vrlRGtyI, rules holdsn N 5 cers ono, , o. ,ss 'l ~
nj .np. cunt OF Law aad eha,rrr' oi t1s 'o"h Oh
LIN hour 80, ., !, = W - nh a .is..v Pits.
against
, II n ,, Mar, oseslf James Ocic>r Jn oh Oses'
L. G,,b Ogl -, Nancy OIL sbs. DslssoN ~ rian' imam
p;fn,,n Ssral T., ruan Elizasi u mann jan to"lei
,. ,Vbu and tonsttIlina BIZ WITT Sarah foT ne
= 81, in, ; . + ss,., .iiAaa harg n, y iah 'lis bN
-, " i,iu Wutn to-. Jun scott ahi ~ h's VIE
r., "A btti,rfon Thongs scott John scott Marina scout
~, Cnrr II anil Nancy H. VII " Hiram hHir II ana at
a., h VIE E,lNVr1 Whrn ton, m IDIOT h' Lsida 'S 'a,
"a, III. commit Jam l.. Anfn ~, hlr's1 huli- afd
~ a, -, ,;,.,,,,, Uctz
Is tHa.CEkY.
Tn. ncf,nlnats Wiiam Pie1niar. and Willinm Can II
mn, p.t4c, Ia. IT. iiss in eht'r tthT "ppcHnnceh an
a,ru security accoriin It'll tot Assem- ~, an IA iuf
u th4 CONT AMI appsarils BIZ fa'i5iaeor' r'i ih
49,, arr not ithItlns runirs II tfd a. TAI
H.. sii d'u lnts Do app srr n - h1 wN OF N
i anI answer In osinal aDd an nd d us {" Inc I'm /
m. aud that copy of TIM ord fhs iorth"ih rertd IA
soc wparcr printed tn t'.vn OF l.'nchhnf%, + ~"
soh ~, an psstsd Ut tn iront door Vi thi coal
house ia tAa said town.
Copy isst 5000, ,,.,.,., ,,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-08

cut .u ,,rior crl u, Ia Ii - o' tla couas u
Nrl on ~ I e., no llh oi tsec#= lie L..
cur, Nri .htat 4. y Il : ore. nd T a''tl lis viii
t1rIn RS T. ikn. Nrift nnl ailnn to8Ht " r!S Ma
lala Nr l heh -al iihhh tlHnt al Ia irs tie
49, l.,itiI,
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POLITICAL.


TEE WHOLE EARTH II REAuT1FrI.
ri CAROLINE GILMAN
This whole broad earth = BEAUTIFUL
To rniad~ stuhed Alright
A,l VII r.so' ~ nv fssi tnrnsd,
A szilc has met INV eight.
The CITY with its busting walk,
Its . iendo es,h and power
uInhe by The river All,
passing sainu.sr flower.
The meadow green tn. swell.
Tbs farrs, waving tres,
Ale gie' Of God. saj sipsas in ioo@s
OF knln
And on wtsis Fl lot "a rasi,
Wherreriny ioo;si'P. 'cAin,
II rbsse luvN n,Rrto nfs,
Tba, -, j. st.il u, hotn..
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{SRGIhii AT rules holden in lha Clrrs'. or
cfcart superior rourt OF w AMI ,aneerq t LINE
oi l,nclbnre, The drst dny Of Junuaf,. i3ja: 't
Jola falnpsnn jr., p
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Ciarl's Ne%alfv, Thomt- ,ctlnney. I'm NJ
san = Rr PHI iumas y. CLAY, 10 Me<ims, W.
pil n.l lon Ia ,har, La a. fupu,, Ea,I nr is '
NGrtha h. VII, ! ckmp mud the r. III nj Dr. d
an Company ol the Bnn, % ths Jnitad Stat. :" S"'
'fhei fnl ut iin'os nupnv, not IRWIN ent4 ils
pc AMI 4 s,ctritv. orling To IL act mp
an IA rtias tu- cpui AL tan b. sr =
II 'se. tlath i nj .c It ~ - oflll- lnfY. II
ei' TINT IA s'n i "ia' diPr, hrae1 Il l,s' hyof
~ i< rei be- ott,n irh inert ii IN som n9s .,
pI1clllt1 I'll .Fnth ar tori nth. >ne, - H.
al LOT til Font d" 1T . ,au't ialss II sad t,
y cup,--re-i
u. RIDES, c,ss.
"
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aEENssztt 9s.NTtEI, 0.o I.' ~ nd "a I at
.i at=ist 49, =4 l-ls,,, l-"u'., o usauuh..
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THE BALTIMORE
LIE Insurance COW,,aHy.
Oaae- all kiai- 81 Contracts la wirh Life. OF In
srrcst oil .,Ioacy IL inv ola cd.

tlsurae,e IN Lives on cv,r, Ilundlt Oeslas.
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OUf TNUe
For Europe.

FOR LONDON-Passage only.
n. The and fast sailing barque NiMROD,
,Ars. Captain Patterson, will meet with immediate
EslKlG despatch. For passage only, having hand
'''"o LEVI II GALE,
;,Io 81 Common street.
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NEW pIIRIIChTIONS


Tales of my Neighborhood, by the author of "The
Cellcgians," in vols.
Agnes Se,le bv he author of II he Heiress" in two
volumes,
Elements Of International Law with Sketch OF the
n; story of the Science, by Henry Wheaton, l.. L. o
A Practical Treatise on Locomotive ERgtacS upon
Rail Ways work intended to show the Construction
ahe mode of acting, and the effect of those engines IN
conveying heavy loads to give the OF ascertain
ing on an inspection of the load and the results ii viii
produce under various circumstances, and in different To-
calties; determine the quantity OF fuel and water
will require TO fix the proportions which ought to be
adopted in the construction of engine, to make an
any intended purpose, ETC.. with practical tables
a great many new experiments, made large scale
in a daily practice on the Liverpool and Manchester
Railway, with many different engines and considerable
trains carriages TO which is added an appendix show
wing the expense of conveying goods by locomotive
augules rail roads, by Chev. i NJ g de Pambonr.
Just received aud for sale by WM MkEAN
sl3 Corner of Camp ans, Common streets
m ATE pUBLICATIONS-PAUL Pays JOURNAL .
1 4 a residence at Little Pedlington.
CsnlNNE, or Italy; by Madam de Stael; Holstien,
translated for the Library of Standard Novels; The po-
Ell ul Passages by L l.. American edition, with nu-
merous corrections: in . vols.
DsAkEs AND UALLEcRs PoEMs--new edition: 9
, oils bound irone.
r TuE woRKs OF JoHN DRYDEN-in verse and prose,
i,l life, by Rev Milford: new edition. complete in
mo Just received and for saleby
INV McNEAN, cor Camp & Csmmop sts
IViTECKS ON CINClNNATI-C Gu Tie
a. FrlnNIin Bunk. Cincinnati; for sale by
lORKE, BROTHERS,
wSI g. Camp erect.
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PROSPEROUS,

TIE subscriber proposes to publish, in tho be.
ginning Of the ensuing winter, Condemnation IF
the twenty volumes of the Old and New Series Of
Mart,n', LouiSiaua Reports to be comprised in four
volumes, 6lo., according 20 the model OF Peters'
Condensed Reports.
This work is now in preparation by ]. Burton
Harrison, Esq. of this city assisted by William F.
Brand Esq. The Editor is also permitted by
distinguished retired Judge of the Supreme Court
and hv one OF the Si,tisg Judges, to expect from
their personal supervision all tie advantage which
may naturally be rcaped from their experience.
Such work is becoming every day more no.
cessary, us the original vouninous. expensive
and scarce. An increasing curiosity too in mani.
fest in the other States Of The Union, in references
the peculiar Jurisprudence of Louisiana and thu
circumstance of the numerous principles hore deA
cidetl in tho adjustment OF conflicts of laws makes
the knowledge OF our adiudged cases of prime ati-
lity IN the iurists of the whole Union. Moreover
the rising republic of Texas has adopted codes,
and TINS there is a great demand for the Louisiana
decisions from fresh quarter
Convenient notes, indicating the parallel cases
decie, in Louisiana, and occasionally those in the
more authoritative forums of the other States, will
i've added TO each case.
The work will form four volumes, royal octave.
and viii be delivered, bound, to subscribers at sc
per vol; in case it SHOULD be found practicable TO
compress it intn three volumes, thc price to sab-
,cribers will be 81 per vol.
Subscriptions received by
WIN McKEAN,
les Camp and Common ste.
a,UGhit--l'O hlrls very prime, on Plantation egh.
y miles Iron, the city, Tor sule by
TRHYnE Il BROTHER,
nt29 80 Gnnnoa st corner Of Magazine II.
UMBRELLAS x FARASoLS--e5 ca <es. cemprs-
a. ing mn as 50 imant vi Mnntua Il Gmghnm Cni-
brelas and Parasol landing from Barqas Ellen Ilnui
Ion sale by
/ ..srn ISAAC, pRJpCEs Cn Ini i.ra,;ra a,
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PEARL STREET HOUSE. CINCINNATI.

View Arrangement.
yH3lflS extensive and we'll known establishment
d corner of Pearl and Walnut stracs) having been
leased by the subscriber he pleasure in announ-
cling to the public that the whole interior of the hui
ing hts been reftted and repared-the rooms newly
furnished, painted and cearsed-:,m that it is in
conplec order for the reception of boarders.
Tie subscriber being fully of HE great desire
of the citizens 10 have least FIRST RATE
HOTEL in tho city, has nn, thus far nor will he spare
either labor expense TO bring about the great desaJ
erutum His table shall Invariably be supplied i'll ey'
crv variety, with the best the market atnrtshis Bar
furnished with the choicest wines and .iquors-his
sleeping apartments kent and clean-and plenty OF
servants will ut all times he in waiting 10 give prompt
attention to the wants his customers.
He is particularly we'll provided for the accommudi-
ton Of Families us his house contains large Number
of Parloars with bed rooms attached:
He will have carriages and horses at all times in rea
dness convey his boafders urcustoaers, their Az
rival and departure free Of czPe"Sc, TO and from Steam
aud Canal Boats
ie hopes that Travellers and others will give him
call and Judge ofhis accommodations for themselves
a. this is The only method by which the merits of his
establishment can be satisfactorily tested.
| GEORGE EIGHELBERGER.
Cincinnati, April LIST. .a37-ti. aI2
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MISSING BOXES-Landed from ship Natchez
lNA from New YORK, and supposed to have been taken
from the Levee in mistake two large cases marked s.
containing Cigars. Any information respecting them
will be thankfully received by
id BEN & A COHEN,
m15 80 Common street
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NOTICE.
NlRAVELLERS going 10 Mobile by the Mail Liua
L. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, will regis.
ter their names this office, can be secured
in tine stage ut Pascagoula on the above aaaied days
unless :tc,r num,s be placed ON the way hill
Those VINO nave heavy baggage can have il taken
directt Mobile by any hna,S during The week. eseep
ON the above named days. GEO WHITMAN,
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g lDING DOOR FURNITURE-8 sets very SUI.
- perio plat d. and sets brass sliding door urni ure
ompiete: jus, received per ship Gen Hodgeman and
CT sale b" LAYTON ~ CO.,
aug "a So Old Levee
ftHECKS ON THE UNIFIED STATES BANK
v of Phiialel hl, and in sums to suit purchasers
for safe by LAWRENCE & LEGENDRE
iV9 % s. % New Leyee
kUGANo-lO cases Mems and Boys' Kin and
Id kuasltt Bra yans, or sale hv
ISAAC BRIDGE s. co,
jyJ t3i Magazine street.
p a Il. SAMUEL SHAKESPEARE is my authorized
Va Agent during my gbsence from the CITY.
DANIEL DANA.
iq.,ayiw.
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BO1Ts, SHOES 4 BROGANS
FuST received by ship Charl, ,tun AVID hrg rslIev
u rand, $40 cases Isuuts, Shnes and bug MS, rom
prisn5 ., oil assortment, and which will hr -nii low
Tor cash or good civ paper 4 r hUNHNE,
ulal u tuatainnua u 81
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& PENIITtFt'l. head of heir Is The rrandest orr'a
n menl belonging t, the human franz How syringe
~ the nss Ut il changes The ci'iftnance ana nrena,
rrelv riugs on the appeaance of old age, Which NJ
srs many to reeo ~ leips uncovered, and sontm-a
even TO shu. avoid the 'esfs and snoers OF
their acquaintance: tTr renamdero TIER lives are con-
srouenrlv spent IN refinement. In short not even the
loss ef property ellis Tie thinking vnnfh with
that neavv sinking gloom does the loss OF ms HAIR.
To avert all these unlea ant circumstances, oldrldge
Balm Of Columbia strns the hair from falling OF TN s
first nupIicetn ah few bottles restores ii again. IL
likewise produces eyebrows and whs ers; prevents the
nar from urnn. gray, makes II curl beantinly' ehM
frees i, from ur Numerous certificates lot ilic first
fes,.ctatiIitv in support of the virtues of Oldrdgel
Balm, arc hown bv 'he proprietor;
Ut Read The ollowing:
Robert Wharton, Esq late Mayor If Philadelnf
has certified may he seen below, TO the high chera
ter OF he following gentlemen
The undersigned DO hereby certify that wei,ave uses
the Ba.n uf Columbia di covered by J. UdridGe. and
have nnd it highly scriceabe not only preventive
against the FILLING off Of hair, hut also certain resofa
''''' WILLIAM THATCllER, Senior,
Methodist Minister in st George char-e.
JOnt P 1NGI.IS, 81 Arch street.
JOHN ID THOMAS, NJ d, 163 Racess
HUGH AicCuRDY. 2l3 South &c 81.
| john GARD, Jr 1913 Arch street.
II ie known lha, three Of the above sgners are mors
than 50 years Of aee, and the others mol less than So
fFrom the NIuyor]
| Counlunmeah Of Pennsylvania. I
City of PHILADELPHIA
I, Rober, Wharton, Mayor Of said city of Philude:
.hio do hereby certify that arm well acquainted with
! Messrs lnglis, John Fure,, ind Hugh M Curdys
hose names are ened the above certificate that they
are gen,lse ui character aud responsibility, and
suu, full credit should he given the said certificate.
| In witnc wh'rcof1 have hereunto sci my hand,
and caused the seal OF the city 10 be fixed, this
9Th day of December, &c.
I ~. 81 ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
| Observe that each bottle ofihe Genuine Balm has
splenil engraved wrapper, On which is eprcs. nted
the Falls of niagara &c
Sold Wholesale and retail by the sole agents for Auie
RIGA No . Fletcle, street, near Maiden Lane door
below Pearl by most druggists and perfumsrs
through he country.
JARVIS Il ANDREWS,
mo Wholesale Agents, New Orleans.