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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
A soSG-sHE WORE A WREATH OF ROSES.

She her IIce VlInIIei,
The night that FIRST met;
And tl,ougl, her chm finely dimpled
And her hair as black ~
Yet her complexion wanted cleiTness,
And her that Of hope
That all can have who a cake
OF Joness Chemical Soap.
And once ,r,in met hef--no pimple, there
But clear aud beautiful aud her neck white
and fair
And stsndins by her sl- wa, one she sought aud
To cake Of Jona.s Soap and her mind from pam
She used IL. and her skin ; a white dussU
lie. hands her arms her che, lsr neck Irrr from bic
m-h now.
..w her glorious soautiu-wti such beauty eoIe
But those who cake Ol Jonrss famous Chemical Soap
Reader try Jones5 soap You will b. dissatisfied
effects .inguliry modifying hesn-to ,.- how
clears soen snd beduths it. curDs all rruponS and dis<
ueia-nts such pmpeI ckis. salt rsum tan, sunbun.
,orphew &c The genuine sold nowhere hp city bat At
the syn the American Eagle ~ ChAthamttest 80
Broadway. N,wiork 8 Stat-.t. Boston Ledger Build
Jugs rh!lai-lphIa. 81 5,atsst Albany.
Beyefy careful Of d.hon-st, dangerous, and copyIst
t.rf,it Ask ;Df JonesS SOAP inlo 2eod
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

Harvard UslvEESIry.-Ho EDWARD EVERETT
spoken proper person To I'LL the chair o; President
of this institution. about TO he vacated BY Hon. Josiah
Quincy. The rsmc Of Rev. tHAaLEs wALksS, d. D. has
also been mentioned in the connection.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

u The Speech of Hon DUDLEY sELDEN, which
we have placed on the First Page, will command
general attention.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

lYy. The General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
Church (od SCHOOL, will meet In Cinoinnau Oh INC i'i
May next.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

rs. RonKRr OWEN, the emlnen, Socialist, viii
commence Course of Lectures in the Minerva
Rooms, Gate Conccr, Hal!,) Broadway, on We'd
nesday evening next. His subject for that evening
will be the development and training oi Children.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

" For proofta Cousutn pion b. eur- see seh'ucks
advertisement on first r,.e mail iHlSod-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

Qo- The Express publishes full lists of the Na're
and Loco. .Foco candidates, but don't seem to know
that there are any Wulc nominations. Never
mind--our Walls,reet neghbors will find a pretty
strong Wing vote in the Election Returns, and we
hardly think they'll venture TO suppress that,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

SANps's StES,rtErrIA-Tte orlgln o( muscular motion
one of hos. Profound which never hop q
llly developed one Philosopher ps supposed the h,n
b. electric Pe. constantly in Ncton disehrens lise q,
the h.r and exciting the ruNtous OF that orrn Secul
non, Of this kin! nv mere trculaonS and must leave he
mystery uulhoe,l doubtless intended 20 heby the
Designer But though permitted To trace The cN'e
ch sets our org anIa;iun motion the neaus u ITS ts
tti1u ard rero, ation withheld som In Sands
S,rsaril have PREPARATION powerful IN ifs curative
f.ct, up,,n M ,li,e,teS of III SKIN. the muscles ~;
su, aud nteeumenr, beyond AL precedent in The annals OF
,iciue thc most Vurut oi scroini 1nd cancer
and through III forms .f disease which affect th uptrfcs' N
the BODY a. the simplest eruption. viii b found
u,y beneficial It's REGULAR proIet trs appcar % netalife
t y,tix which e and agstsat,S the disorder while Iis
s.hty ,Ycfrnt aud tonic qualities restore the general
system
nor value ,nd s6cscy ,Nmphets which may be obtained
of the proprictors aud their SCENTS GRATIS.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists - Fulton street. New ak.
Sold also 2'3 Broadway u tA.t Broadway aud By Drug
sisi, generally throughout the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
Isls kCnoIlIIy Throughput VIlr -lIIFI ''VKIt>
Ssa.tr,RiLLA-Comstook Extract Of S1naraIills Tor

and al Diseases ARISING from impure stn,e c tho blood
tosuro mprncrS lie excessive oi mercury sc
This Sats'pal GU be depended nron br every one % y,
ing good either this country Eufoie Peope
avail ten,eyvs they please IN HsnS Sar
sagart fhis rup extract : Put upm ~ inIG OF lnser
bottles any sold ln do,r, the unprecedented low
Price of bottle 81 dozen. sold ONLY At
81 lCourtl,n.s ComStockS Cos advertisement on the
outside of this ualrT-all should read II.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

u ALL PHILADELPHIA SUBSCRIPTIONS TO
TIE TRIBUNE rart b. paid the Agents, Zieb-f x Co.
3Ledser Buildings, ID Chestnut s. where 'ns soP'e'
mar also De obtained daily O'Clock t2 tIeod lY
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

~ Money TO Loan at Neyy-Eork latter
SAILS on NV AID cEcosD-HAND VEHicLEs of every
description -hd Teius
C,KEt,oE-BuLpEH. respectfully solicited forward
work eshy sales nave already connced with sit
and iair rates
Pusllc SaLss OF C,rrases Harness Sadtlery. Horses
&c. every Monday commencing II o'clock
GEORGE w. MILLER, Pr9pnetor'
rs, q. ~ iG Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
= Lectures on Fresh Air and (onOla'

tlon.-Doci0r JOHN T. GkISCOM WI dei'sf thE--
Lectures OS TIE lHPoRTAHcE or FsEsH AiE AND
VE.rfLSTfoS HEALTH LoSGEyITy, 10 the Lecture
Room the Society Library Of Boad'y and Leon
aionIay thu lfb. Wednesday 25h snd ndAy
2c,h instant " AmoGS The torcS treated o. VIII BE-
- following T te Mechanism agd Chrmltry o. heSflra-
on The Qaan;ity Of Pun AIR necessary for Health the direct
and Impure AR the mind and body"
the true principles and vcutliang bulldogs Of all
kinds complete y-n.il4oa sho%n 20 D. stisin;he At tt
apparatus
The .ubec, Of great importance 70 the ifequen,es Of
CHURCHES Court Rooms. Lecture Rooms. Wofkshops.
school Rooms Hetrl> private dwellings. Especially he
Steering aparnetsl Steamboats, Ra tais. &c and To build
Tickets for the Course One Dollar tickets v. doIars.
y B-Thos- who have subscription papers sgnrd will
rl-ass r-tarn than Immediately. through tn Clty tsp-ss
Post mo 1tis ThsSSi-
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-06
THE BRlSCOE BILL.

An act to prescribe ths mode The preceding
against incorporated banks for a uioLa-
tton Of their corporate franchises. and
nga1nst persons pretenlsng TO exercise
corporate priUiieges. under acts of sn.or-
porat.om, Gad for other purposes.
SECTION |. Be IT ENACTED BY THE
LEGISLATURES OF THE STATE OF MIssIs-
slPpI, That it shall be the duty of each and
every district attorney in this state, when
ever he shall have reason to believe, or
whenever the affidavit of one or more cred
table person or persons shall be presented
TO him stating that he or they have good
reason TO believe, and do verify believe
that any incorporated bank, located within
his district, has Deen guilty of a violation uf
any of the provisions of lis charter; or has
done or omitted TO do any act or acis, the
doing or omission af which would in law
work forfeiture of its charter, or is COM
manded or prohibited by its charter, or any
statute of the state in relation to banks,
forthwith TO file a bill ia the clerks Office
of The circuit court, ofthe county in which
such bank shall be located and Information
In the nature of a quo warranto against
such bank. upon the fling ofwhich lnfor-
| nation 1t shall be, and is hereby msde the
duty of the clerk Of such court to issue the
proper process agains; such bank. return
able 10 the term Of the circuit court afore-
said. next succeeding the day on which
such information shall be fled.
SEC. = That il shall be the duty of
each and every district attorney in this
state whenever he shall have reason to
believe, or whenever the affidavit of one
or more credItab.e person or persons.
shall De presented to him. stating that he oz
they have good reason to believe,
and do verify believe, that any
corpoIations person or persons are
exercising, using and enjoying within the
district II such district attorney. without
legal warrant and authority. the franchise
OF being banking corporation, forthwith
TO fiie 10 the clerks Office Of the clrcu
court ofthe county in which such franchise
shall De 50 exercised used and enjoy ed . nc
information in The nature Of = rao warran
TO- against the corporation, person or per
sous aforesaid, upon the fling of whicl
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-06
From the fernando Phoenix
WHlG CO. CONVENTION.

Pursuant TO previous arrangements the
Whig convention met at the Court House
in the town of Hernando. on the 2nd Mons
day of August, and upon motion of DIR.
Dockery. the delegates from each precinct
we're called, and having answered to their
names Maj. Milton Blocker was called 10
the Chair. and George w. Moore and
w. w. WAR, were appointed Secretaries.
The Chair having announced the conyen>
lion to be organized, on motion of DIR. FL.
Dockery, it was resolved by the convention:
That whatever candidate or candidates.
shall receive majority of the votes OF this
convention, shall be declared unanimously
chosen by this convention as candidates oil
tie wing party and that we cordially and
unanimously recommend the same as enti.
lied to the support of This county, and OF
the Senatorial Dist rict.
Cd. Resolred. that the Convention 60 in.
TO election by ballol Tor candidate to rep
resent the wings in the State Senate
Whereupon, on the first ballot. JAMES X.
MORSE, ESQ. received thirty and s. ID.
Johnston one vote; and in accordance
with the first resolution was declared the
unanimous choice of said convention.
81 IL rcas Resolrfd, That they go into
an election for two candidates. Tor the rep.
reseLtative branch of The Legislature
whereupon. on the first ballot Rob't T.
Saunders received 80 votes, A Fl. Doug.
lass twenty six and 0. F. Wimberiy two
votes In accordance with the above res.
olullon, r. T. Saunders and A. II. Doug.
lass Esqs. were declared TO be the unani
nous choice of the convention.
4th. Res0tced. by the convention. tha
our nominee for the Senate be requested Il
visit any candidate or candidates in an,
other county ofthis district. and in tn,
name OF this convention urge tho claims o
Ibis county. informing them that we hav,
twice yielded 10 them. and hope they viii
now respect our claims.
| 5lh. ResoIrsd, That committee ofthre'
be appointed TO wais upon any indePenden
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-06
G. w. MOORE,
w. w WAR,
Hernando, August Il, 1e45.
Secretaries.

DREADFUL RESULT OF INTEMPER.
ANcB.-We learn from the Hagersiown
News, that an incorporate man named
Nc Affee, living ON the South MOuntain. in
Washington county, took home and depos-
tied in bis house. few days ago, a jug of
whiskey, and two of his children. In the
absence of The family, partook of 1t freely.
On the return of the mother, she found her
children in the agonies of death. foamipg
at The mouth. their faces horribly discolor-
ed and so bloated as almost to defy recogni.
tion, and in her presence they died an a'0-
ful and premature death. The agony Of
the mother, says the News, may be imag~
ined. but what were the feelings of the
reckless father il would be difficult TO con.
ceiye,-Bxttimore Sun.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-06

OUTRAGEs AT LExINeT1N- Lez.
ington (ky.) Inquirer states that on Tues
day night last. some persons of that place.
not occupying very respectable positions III
society. made an attack upon several free
negroes beating them severely, and tarrIno
and feaIhering one of them on the public
square.
The citizens of Lexington held pu6iic
meeting on "Wednesday. BENZ Graz. Esq.
In the CnaIr. at which strong resolutions
we're passed against these oUtrages- and
pledges given 70 aid the city authorities IL
detecting and bringing fhe authors 70 pun
ishment. and in supPrsssing MI similar a.
tempts in future.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-06

pieces. Here a desperate battle ensued
The two brothers were powerful men. and
courageous as they were strong aad now
with clubbed rifles they disputed the en-
trance of the whole tory force. The door
being small they stood their ground Tor half
an hour, telling during that time some of
those who hac the ,emerity to enter first.
but finally numbers overcome them. and
they were flung upon the foo- and bound
The tories, mfamed TO madness at the great
resistance which had been made, aud al
their own losses, cow seized the mother
and sister, and made preparations to hang
Ire two brothers before their eyes. Tue
ropes were already tied around The necks of
the victims, when the major addressed his
men.
Now, friends, as soon as these villains
are dead we will set fire to this house-the
old woman there" he said with brutal
laugh. 'may be left inside-but the young
one reserve for myself
'tHi-l" cried one of the men In a loud
voice. The major ceased aud they heard
a voice outside the house. Although the
words were spoken low he lis.ene dis inct-
ly heard "when | say fire give it TO them!"
A man with blanched cheeks now rushed
menr'
"Firel' ciied deep voice from the yard
"a general voiley succeeded aud SO well
had the aim been directed In the door, that
several of the tories fell either dead or des
peraIely wounded. In turn the tories re
treated up the stairs when David, our hero,
rushed INTO the ROOM which they had just
left, and cut the ropes which bound the
Bunkers and their mother and sister
MAY God Almighty bless you for thisn
cried one of the Bunkers. The two men
sprang up, seized their rifles, which had
been left in the room, and prepared to retail.
late The treatment which they had just re-
ceived
Long and desperate was the battle. The
tories fought for life; the wings for revenge.
But. at length, the latter triumphed, though
not until their enemies had almost been ex
terminated. The major fell by he arm ol
our hero. who sought him out in the hot.
test ofthe fight and engaged him single
hand ded.
No language of ours car express the emo.
tions of David as he pressed his betrothed
bride to his bosom; and his heart went up
in thankfuiness to Heaven for his timely
arrival when he thought that delay o
an hour longer would have coIsig.ei he:
to fate worse than death. The gratitude
of her brothers was expressed in man,
words, but hers was silent and fearful, ye
OIL how much more gratifying.
Il almost called you a coward, son David ,
said his father to him. when they met blu
you are chip Of the old block and dit
you wrong. Deborah he is a boy 10 b,
| proud offs he no.2 You may. founder
one of my horses every day that you d,
such deel-it beats any thing saw il
the old French w r"
David's gaiiantry in this act drew
around him, in a few weeks. more than
score of hard young followers. who fough
with him to the close of the war, when he
returned and was happily married to tn,
| heroine oil our story
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-06
VOLUME V--NUMBER 3.

candidate of the whig party, and for the
sake of the union of the party, invite his
co-operanon in the nominations.
9th. Resolred, That the Ilernando Pie
mex, Memphis Enquirer and American
Eagle, be eGuested to give these procee-
dings place in their columns.
9Th. Rssolrei, on motion of Dr.. II.
Dockery, That our condidates in the event
of their election. be instructed not to vote
away any ofthe Literary fund. to endow
Quixotic Colleges at Oxford or elsewhere
but that they use their Influence ia foster.
ing the literary fund to establish free
schools.
sine die.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-06
William T. Stearns,
,uoruey and Counsellor nj Law

HOLLY SPRING MISS,
r1-uT nractice in the Circuit courts OF
Ill Msrsbau. Tippah, Desoto and Pamela
- the Chancery court al Holly Springs,
W EFigh Cour; of Errors and Appea.s at jack
IN M. s9d give his attention to the collection Of
~ ciaims. il any part Of North Mississippi,
.'.,s b. sued on in the Federal court at Ponto-
Nav n. Is45-n39-d
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-06
TRUST SALE.

hf virtue ol a deed oftrust. executed May
ic4O, by William Gordon. and duly Re-
S'aed m Lafayette County, | will sell TO
Se highest bidder, at the Court House
p0or IN Holly Springs. on the Sth day OF
sahuary, 1916. the South west quarter Of
SecllOn 2l. Township Y. OF Range west
y y ne Basis Meridian chickasaw Surveys.
I'ale Of Mississippi. The title to the above
ana IS believed TO be gooJ. but l convey
sa'y such title us is vested in mo as Trus-
WALTER GOODMAN. Trustee.
holiy Springs. July 8. I645.-tf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-06
JUDGE PUZZLED.

A Western Judge of the Peace was re-
Gently thus bothered by one of The halt
wiled vagrants of the backwoods who was
brought up with an empty whiskey bottle
in4lis own personal custody.
so, sir, you re therel said the Justice.
DO you always come as near 10 the
truth as thai2' was the reply.
Silence, sir; where do you come FRONT
You'll be smart if keep silent and
you find oull'
DON, be impudent, sir; what is your Oc-
cupationP
Look here, Judge. I'll tell you one
thing, and | want 10 do il respectfully
We'll, sir,
you're id impuden: yourself.
This will not do. where do you come
from, sir,
This side of sundown.'
Have you any occuPatlonl
Recon-.
.What is it2'
Bet you pint OF whiskey can tell
what yours is.'
DO you mean to satisfy me2
'Certainiy, Squirrel What'lI YOU have9
1t is necessary that you should under
stand that order and peace are necessary TO
society Whatever wild freedom you may
find in the woods, you are now here in
community of law and quiet submission
will evince wisdom on your part
Squire. should like 10 understand you
but you're too big for ms. just say no
more abou, it. and let's go and take drink
Il never drink
.WhlG'
Never, SIR
You doaE
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-06

STEEP FOR SEED WHEAT.-Take table
salt and make brine, of strength sufficient
TO bear an egg up, wash your seed wheat
we'll in water. skimming off all the light
and imperfect grains which may float upon
the surface-afler thus washing it in the
brine where let il soak for twelve hours,
then drain offthe brine, spread the wheat
on the barn floor. strew fresh slaked lime
over il in sufficient quantity to coat each
grain of wheat with il; stir up the seed
with spade or shovel so as TO mix the lime
with them; and be sure 70 do no more each
day than you intend 10 sow during that day.
Seed wheat thus prepared will Be exempt
from smut; will vegelale more quickly and
with greater certainty than if not thus pre>
pared-[ American Farmer.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-06
aCaleb. spell aaron.

"Caleb. spell 1aron.'
.Great A liltIe asr-o-n--ron"
.Very will Ichabod. see if you can
spell Un.fid -Stat $"
Yes sir. Greal country. little county,
TIE x--us" Go up head. -Pisesan
School.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-06

A gentleman from Texas now in Europe
writes that colony of $4,000 Swiss are
preparing TO leave their country and aeule
in Texas this fall.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-06

OS.S Of Brimsrone, bbIs. Flower Sulphur
Prpr.nory Black, do Backing, do Cayenne
can,ss, canrrSsr, coz DO Gum Myrrh, 4 doz- do Gum
ii ar.or 2do Black varnish, b do Plaster Paris
4eeeiyed and for sale by
,.,u J. r. Christ;an t 90.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-06

20 COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
RTvr - PLY SfCIANS.
H m.i;. hundred Packages Oh Fresh Drugs
ssirei Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs SC, jnsi
nan, The Importers, and for sale by
j. r. CAYistian r. co.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-06

eeeIved large and complete assortment
Of Drugs. Medicines. Paints, Oils, Dye
SG8s and Patent Medicines, which they
od.r al the lowest rates for CASH, or 10
Psuclual men on the usual time.
The establishment: will be attended by
dr, 3. j. MALONE, in person. who has had
Zone ten years experience in the business.
Persons wanting articles in our line, would
% we'll 10 call and examine our articles and
learn our prices before purchasing else
where.
Holly Springs. June 81, l64s-n44H
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-06
80 SPRINGS GAZETTE

IT, IN the town of Holly Springs, Mis-
;l.slisa.-r week. al Three Dollars per annum
lsg2L J}rIree Dollars and Ftfty Cents pay
llralae.ts-i ~ months--and FOGr Dollars al the
is Ella,r a.- No subscription taxen for less than
: nonlhs. will be insei ted al 81
~ sqaaa III Ncsnts for each additional one. Ad-
l a. .l..,Is ,lgt marked with the number OF in
s.seL--,' s.,1 Ihem. will be inserted until ordered
sad charged accordingly. -
> l,.1"Hancing candidates for office viii oe-lor
AlssI0-C9unty IS, TO be paid down or assum-
II, ~ a responsible name in town. h,,s;nsss
y. tsiteTs addressed to the Editor, on business
" y M ofRce, must be post paid to secure apeh-
-rsh must be paid for all Job WOrk
~ - ihts office as soon as delivered.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-06
NEW DRUG STORE.
49,
ia ia MAGGM.S - Co
eisn Of thc Mammoth Mortar,
tSouth Side of the Public Sguarel.

SaaS. RESPECTFULLY inform -
S the citizens OF Marsh1ll, NJ
" aud he adjoining Coun-
go %rs that lLey have just 4
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-06

Sir bid you good morning. I have
no desire for any further acquaintance
with you. Wo0h I'm a coming + and he
backwoodsman broke out of fcourt.-Pic.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-20
DRY GOODS. &C.

BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINSm!
gF YOU WISH something handsome, nea, and
b good, call at the CALI NEW STORE"
No rs BALTIMORE STREET,
three doors below Tripoletl's alley.
Where you may find variety TO suit your taste, AT
prices that cannot fad to pIeas0-Our assortment con-
sists III part of
Rich Silk, Thibet Barge and Mouseline sflAWLS
Handsome BARE0ES for dresses
Mourning do do
Mourning and Second Mourning LAWNS
Lace Muslin; Ginghams; Cambrics
Mou4eline de LANES; AlpaccaS; Bombazues
Summer Cloths; Ganbroons
PLAIN aud Fancy DRlLiIiNGS
Cloths; Cas>lmeTes ana CASSlNETTS
Rleached, Brown and blue COTTONS
Tickincs, Checks and Cotton Yarn
A c0aiplete assortment Of HOSIERY
A splendid assortment of CALlCOES, from q! 10 %
TABLE CLOTHS and COVERS
Canbrcs, nimiry ana Mosquito Netting
CRASH and STAIR LINEN
Gentemens Pants Stuffs, from 10 cts. to 81 per yd
0l5- TO which respectfully invite the attention
Of the pstchasng community, fully satisfied they viii
find il to their interest TO give us call before pur
chasing }. j., WEBSTER Il co.
No rs Baltimore street,
j7-tf below Tripolett's alley
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-20

Edmond IL. BARNUM'S IMPROVED PA
E% PENT BATH HEATER. The exclusive right
for the manufacture and sale of the above cheap
simple and useful article in the city aud county of
Baltimore, has heen purchased by the subscribers,
who assure the public that for economy and utility ii
superior 10 any thing ever yet invented. These who
wish TO promote and preserve health, purchase
BATR TUB with Heater attached, by calling al our
establishments, the second floor of which has been
fitted up for Displaying various kinds of Bath Appara
tuS, Persons having Tubs can have these Heaters
attached TO them either vi hin or without their bath
houses This Heater, which is made of heavy copper
to Insure its being service able, is the only effective
tice in use, and is constructed AS TO guarantee
success. They have been in for various purposes
for some years, during which time they have been
greatly approved of and admired, They will heat a
large bath tub of water in half the time of any thing
heretofore in use with less than cents NORTH Of
fuel
References TO all who have purchased them, with
out an exception, can be given.
A description is deemed useless, as the public are
invited to call and examine for themselves when the
subscribers will be pleased to give any information
concerning them and their various applications.
JAMES CORTLAN & son,
No. 16 Baltimore street, I'd door
East of Harrison street.
o. Constantly on hand further supply of Shower
Baths of every description, and Bath Tubs of every
size Persons would do well to give call previous
10 fitting up their bath houses. m29-2m
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-20
FASHIONABLE CoNvERsATIo

NJ Scene Baltimore street. Miss FANNY AND MISS
ELIZABETH WALKING.
Miss Fanny-Oh. Elizabeth, how thirsty am; 90
you know any person in this neighborhood where we
could stop and get glass of water
Miss Elizabeh-NO Fanny, do not, but will tell
you what we can do.
Miss F.-Oh! do tell then, for am very thirsty.
Miss E.-Well stopped the other day at HANcEs,
and drank glass of his Soda Water, with Sarsaparil-
la syrup, and found il delightful
Miss F'-Wel then, Elizabeth, we viii try glass
of it.
HANCE'S SODA FOUNTAIN is situated doors
west of Holiday street, at l0S BALTIMORE ST.
MOI