The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-08
OLDRIDGE,s BALM OF COLUMBIA,
FOR THE HAIR

FOR THE HAIR
Its positive qualities as follows:
st-For infants keeping the head free from souri, and
causing luxurient growth Of hair.
2d-For ladies after child bTth, restoring the skin 10
its natural strength and rmness, and preventing the fall
3d-For any person recovering from any debility, the
sameeffect is produced.
4th-If used in infancy till good growth is started, it
may be pre- lerved by attention to the latest period of life
5th-It frees the head from dandruf strengthens the
roots impaTts health and vgor TO the circulation, and
prevents the hair from changing color and getting grey
6thlt causes the hair TO curl beautifully when done
up in il over night
7th-Chiidren who have by any contracted YER
min in the head, Immediately and perfectly cured Of
them by its use. IL il infaltble.
For sale by nearly all respectable druggists. Apply 10
Comstock 8. Co: Fletcher street, New York
Sold by ROBERTS ATKINSON. Druggists,
Conner of Hanover and Market streets.
BALDNEss-A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR,
is the gandest ornament belonging 10 the human fame.
How strangely the loss of il changes the countenance,
and prematurely brings the appearance of old age
which causes many TO recol al being uncovered, and
sometimes shun society to avoid the jests and
of their acquaintance; the remainder ofther lives
is consequently spent in Teurement-In short, not
the loss of property fills The generous thinking youth
with that heavy sinking gloom does the loss OF his
hair To avert all these unpleasant circumstances,
OLDRIDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA stops the hair
from falling OFF on the rst application and few bottles
Fess0res is again likewise produces eyebrows and
whskers prevents the hair from turning gray makes il
cum beautifully, and frees ii from scuh Numerous
ticates of the first respectabfy support of the
of Oldrdge's Balm, shown by the propnetofs
G7-Read the following:
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq, late Mayor Of Philadel-
phia has certified, may be seen below, 10 the high
character Of the following gentlemen:
The undersigned do hereby certify that have used
the Balm OF Columbia discovered by ]. Oldndge, and
have found il highly servceable, only proven
tave against the falling of OF hair, but also certain
VIM. THATCHER, Sen.
tlod;o Gt elnaxx
No. s6 North Filth street.
JOHN P. INGLIS, 33l Arch ct.
JOHN D. THOMAS, NJ. D. l63 Raceat.
HUGH McCURDY, 943 South 7th ST.
JOHN GARD, Jun, l23 Arch st.
viii certainly raise lis virtues in the estimation of
than fifty years of age and the Others less than
thirty.
From the mayor.l
CoMAoswEALrH OF Pennsylvania,
City of Philadelphia.
I, ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor of said city of Phil
adelphia do hereby certify that am well acquainted
with Messrs. j. p Inglis, John g. Fury, and Hugh No
Curdy whose signed TO The ebove certificate,
and that they gentlemen of character and rsspeca
bity, and such full credit should be given to the said
certificate.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand,
and caused the seal OF the city TO be affixed,
H. 81 his sixth day Of D ns.1. En-, &c;
,CAUTION-None can be genuine withouta splendid
steel plate engraving, on which Is the Falls of Niagara
and pr cOms5oebs The American sgs1,,s name &c
Corner of Hanover and Market streets.
mol ap 30
COLONADE BATHS q READING ROOM,
Saratoga Street, near the CalveTt Street Spring
FHNHE patrons Of this Establishment, Citizens and
III Strangers respectfully appnsed that the Baths
having been reed at considerable expense, are now
re-opened for the Summer Season.
The building is Spacious and airy, situated in cen
tal part of the city, and contiguous TO the principal
Hotels, aording every requisite for the enjoyment of
the Injuries also of the medicinal benefits Of HOT,
TEPID and COLD BATHS.
The regulations of the establishment in every de
parment such as to insure the approval of the most
fastdious visitor.
entrance to which Is different street
The most scrupulos has been taken TO insure the
privacy of these Baths which are also reted and open
The warm and tepid Bath has furnished theme for
many excellent articles, from the pens of able and ae
writers. Without wishing to enlarge on
this subject, the Proprietor VIII merely refer to the
of DIR. DuGsos, in his valuable work
on Hygiene-to DIR. DARwIS's popular work on Health,
and TO the impressive remarks on this subject by our
ustrious fellow-countrymen DIR. FRANKLIN: "Let all
remember that cleanliness is health"
The READING ROOM is furnished with the prin-
cpal newspapers of the dereut States Of the Union,
and the standard Periodicals. of the day.
The SALOON is enriched with the productions of |
many eminent artists, where the amateur of fine paint
ngs may crafty his taste, and while away pleasant
hour. |
The proprietor cannot permit the present occasion TO
pass without expression of his unfeigned acknowl
edments for past patronage and an Of his
to leave nothing unned TO merit and Sc
cure its continuance.
ap % div L. MILHAU, Proprietor.
uHISHING TACkLE-A general assortment,
Z and BRUSHES of all descriptions, for town and
country. 81
BELLOWS, for Braziers, Jewellers or Blacksmiths,
nil sizes and at reduced prices wholesale and retail.
For sale at DUKEIIART'S Geneneral Variety Store,
APP 29-4ts No. l0lk Baltimore st.
lNIDER.--I0 bbls. "TIPPECAN0E CIDER, su- |
~ perior article. Received and for sale by
NORRIS FAIRBA1RN
lS4s No. 2Patt ct. between Gay Ffsd'k.