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PubIshIng DepOt, 81 BAN
BATH APPARATUS
Il. BARyUM's IMPROVED p

EDMOND II. BARTUM'S IMPROVED PA
- PENT BATH HEATER. The exclusive right
lor the manufacture and sale of the above cheap
simple and useful article. in the city and county Of
Baltimore, has been purchased by the Subscribers
who assure the public that for economy and utility il is
superior to any thing ever yet invented. Those who
wish to promote and preserve health can purchase
BATH TUB with a Heater attached, by calling At our
establishment, the second floor Of which has been
htted up for displaying various kinds of Bath Anpara-
uS. Persons having Tubs can have these Heaters
attached to them either within or without their bath
houses. This Heater which is made of heavy conner
TO insure its being service able the onlu eecirc ar
uclc in use, and is so constructed AS 10 guarantee
success. They have been in for various PURPOSES
tor some years during which time they have been
greatly approved of and admired. They will heat 4
large bath tub of water in half the time OF any thing
heretofore IN use, with less than one cents tOorI of
fuel
References to all who have purchased them, with
out an exception, can be given.
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 x SON,
No. lS Baltimore street, ID door
East Of Harrison street.
% Constantly on hand further supply of Shower
Baths of every description, and Bath Tubs of every
size Persons would do well TO give a call previous
to hitting mp their bath houses. m29-2m
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Burrows TEEATRE-Front street. A Grand Fairy
Tale of Entertainment, called the "Magic Lamp" is
now ready for performance at this popular establish,
ment No endeavor has been wanting ON the part of
the Lessee 10 merit the public favor and are happy
% find that effort has not been made in vain. This
will indeed be one of the most magnificent of all
scenic productions in Baltimore. Scenery splendid
new from beginning to end. Machinery, Costumes,
properties, appointments, sc. &c. will be in keeping
The Magic Lamp will, from It's splendor, light our cit
zens in crowds nightly to this establishment.
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HOUCK,S PANACEA.

10 A. H., NJ. ID,
Mg Dear Str-In a conversation with You few
days ago, advanced argument 10 you as regards
my opinion, respecting stmulans on the animal bOdy
likewise It's great utility in the treatment OF Diseases
therefore, snail give you my opinion on the princl-
pies OF me- showing you the necessity that the human
system requires stimulating medicine, to cause a re
acuOh IN the system, and at the same time to act so aS
tn assist nature to be capable of bringing forth lis
medical poHcrS. Principles OflItc; functions ot parts
of the body; principles on which diseases cured,
and their particular remedies;
Nheh the plmciple, or spirit or essence, or what
You may choose To term the capacity OF existence, Is
unused OF gwen 10 any matter capable OF receiving II,
II adaps that matter state capable OF ton, and
this is called life; hut this capaCiy Of action would
speedily become extinct unless something acted upon
~ that winch acts on it may be called the cause
OF acton; or, IN common parlanCe, sumulant. Thus
lhe Eye has the capacity OF seeing but 1t Is not Dus
producing vision; and the same remark is applicable
to the action of every part of the bOdy-lhe lungs,
stimulated by The air, nparlS new qualities to the
blood, which stimulates the heart, and thus all the
blood vessels u the body, giving to each its appro.
pirate stimulus the food stimulates the stomach 10
sccr"e Juice called the gastric uice which dIssovcs
the nutritious particles, ami this again stimulates the
vessels OF the bowels, made for its reception, and
they being stimulated by it, contracts and r0pels TO
the place destined for its reception, be mixed with
the blood, to supply the expenditures of body.
Our senses are stimulated by what acts on them,
these stimulate the brain, which rXcites thought,
which again stimulates The brain to further action,
thus perpetuang itself by action and action which
IT. Is to be hoped viii 90 on to eteray forever adj
vancing, though never arriving to perfection.
hope, my dear sir, this is enough for you to under
stand the simple doctrine of animal life, that life is
forced state depending on the action of stimulants
upon our susceptibility of action, called eXcitablliy
aud this life or excitement of our bodies should be in
proportion to our eKCitabty, for health to exist.
This is a short sketch on the subject which has
produced great revolution in medicine SC.
IL Yours respectfully, JACOB HOUCK.
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CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,
Baltimore, May 9th, le45.
T1TY TAXES. Persons in arrears for CITY
~ Taxes for the year 1874, are respectfully inform
day of June next ensuing, they will be charged with
two and half per cent. interest upon the respective
amounts HENRY shy DER,
mig dtlstJ City Collector.
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ship Ellerslie, Wallace, Bremen, OeIrchs X Lgr-
man; btgs Constitution, Landerman, Laguayra and
Porto Cabello, I. w. Bruno * Sons; Harriet. jarvis
Rio de Janelro and market g. b. Wilson X Go; schrs
Julia Teltair, Buns, 81. Kits, w. Howell s Sons
Washington, Case, New York, j. Brown.
Btig Kent, new Gavet West Indies, John Theo
Kali,
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BATHING AT HONE. Some persons have not bathcd
regularly during the warm season, not having the
cessary conveniences at home and il being too tr0-
blesome TO visit the public baths. But the improve
of the age have furnished apparatus for shower
uthor baths, warm or cold, to take away all
excuse for negectns this agreeable and healthy prac-
tice Messrs. Cortlan & Son have variety of i'm
proved Bathing tubs, constructed upon new aud scie
tic principles, which, for elegance convenience and
comfort, exceed any thing of the kind we ever exam
med; nor do we believe that farther improvement can
be made. They are real luxuIy-a and those who de-
sire preserve the health of themselves or Children
should forthwith procure these articles, as the mos,
uselal pieces of furniture with which mansion can
be supplied We have tried theil bathing apparatus,
and earnestly recommend its Use in families, as the
sures preservation ofheath The cost is lrihing-the
benefit grcat-and the comfort ncOnceivable to those
who have not tried it, We consider it unnecessar TO
give description of their several inventions; but re-
fer the reader to their advertisement o-days paper
and especially TO their establishment, No. Is Balt.
more street, few doors East of Harrison ST. where
personal inspection will satisfy individuals that we
have not exaggerated the utility, the neatness, or the
convenience of those article manufactured by Messrs
J. COrtlan s Son.
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KH1HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE. That The sub

vgyHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
n scrber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore County, letters of administration on the
personal estate of ANN VIRGINIA TOLLEY. late of
said CO., deceased All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber OIL
or before the 29th of Noyber, 1886 they NAV other
wise, by law be excluded from all benefit of said es-
tate All persons indebted to the said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this aSth day of Nav Is45.
m29- law4t- MATTHIAS HARRIS Admir-
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ARRILEn


/ Brig Haynes, Prescott DAYS from Charleston bal
last aud rice, to JnO. X. Randall.
Sclr Maria, Buckn, from Edcuton, Y. c., Naval
Stores, 10 j. Corner s. Sons.
steamer Express, Whit6Car, Phila ieiDhia, to l.. g.
Harris.
Bremen ship Elise, Ahhorn, AZ days from Bremen,
merchandise and IL passengers
Bremen ship Caspar, Spilcker, - DAYS from Bremen,
merchandise and passengers
Scir Mary Caharine, Gayle, days from Charles
ton, lumber.
Schr John Emory, Wood. from Alexandria mer-
chandlSe to Rose Merrill s. Dodge.
Schr Robert Henry, -, from iiayre de Grace, coal,
to GcSC Son.
Canal boat Economy, Rose from Union county, Pa.
wheat corn, sc. to Giese s SON
Canal boats Blue Bird, -, and Celestial. -,
from the SuSquehanna, lumber, to Giese 4 Son.
Steamer Herald Russell, from Norfolk. Reports
nothing.
MEMORANDA.
Barque Leda, Ruark. Of Baltimore, arrived at New
Orleans 18th inst from Antwerp,
Barque Pioneer Clark, for Baltimore, cleared at n.
York Goth inst.
from Boston 2lh inst aud brig Martha, Parker for do.
do. 2jth.
Brig Midas, Benthall, of Baltimore, from Demarara,
unc, was at 81. Thomas 18th inst
Brig Gen Pinckney, Hobbs, and schr Iowa, Appie-
garth, irom Baltimore, arrived at Charleston 25th inst,
Brig David Pratt, TAR, from Baltimore, arrived at
Portland 9th inst.
Schr VirmiIlon, Seaman; and Ovoca, Hilliker, both
hence AT New York 27th inst. The O.. had been a.
shore on the point of The Hook but got off without
injury.
Brig Midas Benthall, sailed from ST. Thomas 10Th
inst, for Havana.
Schr Henrietta, Hughes, for Baltimore went ia ,ea
from Savannah 23d inst.
SChr Patapsco, Conner, from Baltimore, arrived al
Saco, Me Dist inst.
Schr Reaper, Sears, from Baltimore arrived nj Ply
mouth, Mass. 22d inst
Schr Joseph Turner, new Gibbs for Baltimore,
sailed from Providence oath inst
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HERyEY's NEDIrATIoNs. A new and hand
some edition of this valuable work. has Just
been published by Messrs. Sorin and Ball, Phi
ladclphia, and may be had of Messrs. Parsons
s. Preston, Pratt street, Baltimore. 1t is ac-
companied by Life of the author. The char
acter of this publication is so generally known
and highly esteemed, that it would seem to be
Supcruous to say any thing in commentator
for the satisfaction of those who have
not read the volume, we make the following
extract from "Ncrscs to Mr.. IIeryey, on his
Medtatons," prehxed to the work:
ain these loved scenes what rapt'rouS graccs shine,
Live III each leaf, and breathe in every line.
What sacred beauties beam throughout the whole,
To charr the sense and steal upon the soul
In classic elegance, and thoughtS-hiS own,
We SGe our faults A. in mirror shown:
Each truth, in glazing characters expressed,
All own the twin resemblance ~ thCIr breast;
His easy periods, and persuasive page,
At once amend, aud entertain the age,
Nalure's wide fields AL open to his view,
He CHAINS the mind with something ever new:
On taHcyS puOuS, his adventurous soul
Wanl0nS unbOunded, and pcrvades the whole:
From deaths daIk cavemS in the earth below,
TO spheres where planets roll, or comets glow"
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AUCTION GOODS! AUCTION GOODS!
EUST RECEIVED FROM AUCTION, a
cts doZ; Spool do lSS cts doz.; best Needles from 5
to GEMS per paper; best Pins o. paper superior
Elastic Suspenders %, 81! and 625 cents pair; Side
Combs to g.! cents pair; ga few more left' of those
Razor Strops at the old price. % cts; Hair Brushes at
all prices; CLOTH do from 10 cts up 80 each patent
Shoe Brushes best Backing from to l2t cts. a box;
best German Cologne Wafer from l2i 10 80 cents per
bottle; Carpenters Pencils Dressing Glasses from 25
to so cents each; Fancy Soaps at all prices; Toys of
different kinds, sc. sc.
TlLYARD s. HEIDERMAN,
No 800 Pratt street, between
nl29 m2L' Howard and EntaM SIS.
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SENET HATS SENET HATS!
A LII THE RAGE, those Plated Senet HATS.
IN All who were disappointed last week IN not get
if Immediate application is made, as there is tremen-
dous run for the article good assortment of Boys
sizes on hand-so, bows enc and all, come while you
can get hem at No. 23 Market street, one door above
Charles. GRIFFIN, YEATMAN & co.
PANAMA. and GUAYAQUIL HATS. n29- 81
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MOO BAD. 1000 in quarter ticket, to comb
Al 50 -, was unfortunately returned Mnsold for
want of purchaser by FLETCHER s co. in yes
terday's lottery. 50 might have secured at our Office
any time before O'Clock. AT it again--better luck
next time.
We offer THIS DAY S2OOoO, $4,000, $4,000, $3.50,
of s 900, of $500, 10 of 300, go Of 500 SC Is
No lottery, IA ballots, Tickets SIS, halves $3.50 Qrs
Il 25. Give us a call to- day.
Drawn Nos of yesterdays Lottery
90 Al SO 81 II IL - IS 90 81 l6 II rs 80
We respectfully invite orders from abroad and pro
mise TO do our very best in sending good prizes.
Direct TO JAMES FLETCHER co,
1t Baltimore, Md.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
ROBINSON

WHnh,IIA.rM'I d ROBINSON BIZ
Is determined to offer goods prices that will insure
speedy sales. His stock is varied and com pete as
any III Baltimore, TO which he is daily adding fresh
supplies OF Ladies' Cameo, Lava and other BREAST
PINS and BRACELETS; Bracelet Clasps; Finger and
Ear Rings; Pencils; gold Chains; Lockets plated and
Britannia Goods, Sc
4-q Also, WATCHES Of all kinds of his own
WTTM importation, warranted the best aud cheap
" 5R est III this market; and, being practical
G-1+-<aS workman, great care is taken in selecting
such Watches As must prove satisfactory to the wear
er. Fine Watches Repaired.
MAO eofr CORNER, opposite the Museum.
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JOHN G. QUAY,
Il. BOWDENSICK,

Nz- ATTENTION-JUNIOR ARTILLERISTS.-
on are requested to attend meeting of the Com
pany, Uhis) THURSDAY EVENING, at 3 O'Clock,
at your usual place of meeting Capt. Etermau's, J
on business of the utmost importance to the welfare
of the corps and is expected that every Junior will
be at his post. By order of the Captain.
1t DAVID LEFEVER, Sec'y.
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Q3-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l26 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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ENOR HIRE. colored Boy, brisk, active and
II intelligent References given and required.
Apply early at No. 160 SHARP STREET,
m2S If door: north of Lee-st,
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old TIMES AT OUR HOUSE. Yesterday
" the Prizes went off with perfect rush. No less
than four Capitals sold at SCHOOLFIELD s. Co.'S
yeserday-To Nos % 80, prize Of $780, sold 10
gentleman at Barnum's Hotel; Nos. Al SO 76, prize
of $1,000, sent to Cambridge Md; Nos. 30 SO IS, a
prize of 5000, and Nos. IA Al 49, prize of SlO0both
sold in the city.
Nos Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class %, drawn
May 3d. lowest prize IS, are
60 IL 80 81 II IL - 50 % : 81 10 - 20 30
Draws TO-DAY the beautiful scheme of Md. Con-
solidatcd Lottery. class 80.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
/ prize of 100000 prize of S225O
5.OOO Z 1000
5000 5 4" 500, SC.
Tickets So; halves S2a; quarters : !! eighths S62.
In which Scheduled s Co. will guarantee one half
back certificate Of packages.
{fz- Draws next SATURDAY, May 3lst, F. f.
Seminary Lottery, class al Capital S4OOOnIiekets 81
will sell on certificate packages of % whole tickets
fol- only Sl4, halves 81, qrs. SO 90, eiehhs 81 IS.
{d3- For the fortunate numbers, either in packages,
single tickets or shares, please apply TO the fortunate
SCHOOLFIELD u CO,
No. Calvert street,
Ii First0fcefrom Baltimore street.
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NDORTRAIT OF THE LATE REV,D
d JOHN B. GILDEA. JOHN MURPHY, No
l78 BALTIMORE STREET, will soon publish the
above, from likeness furnished by the family, said
10 be the only correct one taken. The work is now
in the hands of a distinguished artist and will be
issued in n few days
1I9- In order to prevent any misunderstanding or
disappointment no subscriptions will be received for
this portrait until the work is finished when it will be
for sale at the publishers store. nag. 81
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E1XTRA FINE TOBIAS AND j. ). JOHN
hA SONS Real Church-St., Liverpool, WATCH
Is, in Hunting Cases, very superior article, re-
ceived this day, with white and gold DiaIs. For sale
at G. D. CLARk'S.
nag dow Water ST., ID door from EalYert.
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YJyHE FRENCH CAPSULE OF GELATINE
q AND PURE BALSAM COPABIA, for sale by
SETH HANCE, l0s Baltimore street, and cor. OF
Charles aud Pratt sis. ma
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-04-29
MADE RICH BY PILLS.

BRANDRLTH, with his pills, has risen from
a poor man TO be man of extensive for
tune. He has now at Sing Sing three
story factory for grinding his medicines
Aloes are carried into il by the ton, and
whole cargoes of pills are despatched to ev-
ry part Of the Union, and down every body's
throat He has expended thirty fire thou
sand dollars in a single year for ADVERT
sing. CoMsTocK began with nothing, but
by crowdng his patent medicines S, has been
able TO purchase one Of the first houses
in Union Place, and gives magnificent, soir-
ees, suppers, &c. AioFFAr. adding biiters
10 pits, has run up handsome fortune of
nearly $500, 900. SHERMAN, taking the loz-
enge line, has emerged from bis little shop
in Nassau street, into buyer of lots and
houses by the wholesale. need not men
ton SWAIN, ofPhiladelphia, who, by pour
ing his panacea into peoples stomuchs, can
afford 10 buy single pearl head band for
his daughter worth $20O,000-to prove we
are pll-eating and bitter drinking people.
Your literary man will starve i'll his garret,
while your pill maker will emerge from his
garrett into palace.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-04-29

MORE Mormon FooLERY.-The Warsaw
Signal says: We learn from gentleman,
direct from Nauvoo, that new revelation
has been received in relation 10 the Tenn
pie. The work, on thar structure, is to be
almost entirely suspended for the present,
and the whole energy Of the Saints is TO be
devoted TO the building Of the wall or ram.
part around the edifice. This wall is TO en-
close six acres; the Temple tn the centre
1t is to be fourteen feet high, six feel thick
composed of solid stone masonry. The
work on this new monument Of folly, has
been already commenced, and hundreds Of
hands are employed in carrying ii t'orw ard
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-04-29
THE noted Horse ROB ROY, the property Of

VIE noted Horse hOB kof, the property Of
l. MIR. Richard Lowell, of Racine, will stand at
The following places this season On Monday
night a, MIR. Reynolds, Skunck Grove on Tues
day night, at Mr.. Whites, Yorkve; Wed
nesray morning will be removed to Mr.. Logan s
tavern, where be viii stand duriag the day; on
Wednesday night at Wheaton's, about 3 miles
south of Ives tavern on Thursday night at Mr..
Leets, Pike Grove; on Friday, during the day, ut
Stevens, Pleasan, Prairie; on Friday night at MIR.
John c. Holmes, about mile west of Southport;
and at the Temperance House, Southport, on Sat
urday, and a, his own stable, and Sunday, at Ra-
cine. Terms, 50 single service, 80 for the season,
50 TO insure mare with foal
April 90, lS45.-n Al, 5, 4wp
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-04-29
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed by Volney French, Judge
OF Probate for the County Of Racine, administrator
upon the estate OF James Moan, late of the town of
Brighton in the County Aforesaid, deceased. All
persons indebted the said are requested 10
make payment withour delay, and those having
claims against it will present the same for settle
meni TO the undersigned al Brighton.
April 5, 1915. THOMAS MARTIN
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In THE MATTER

OF the estate of Daniel Reed To the heirs and
ne 1t of kin to the sad Daniel Reed
Notice is hereby given that, ppIieation has been
made 10 the undersigned. Judge of Probate for the
county of Racine, by one of the creditors Of the
said Daniel Reed, late deceased, of the town ef
Iorkule, in the county of Racine; and that unless
you appear before me al my office in the village OF
Southport, on the 9th day Of May next a, ten o.
clock, A. NJ, of said day, take out letters of adj
mnistraton OF said estate. the same will be grant
ed 10 said creditor. FOLNEY FRENCH,
Southport, March 49, IL 10 Judge of Prob
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PRoPRIETORs AND AGENTS,

PRoPR1EToRs AND AGENTS.
Doolitte, Mills & Co. Oswego.
w. S. Rossi:er, los Broad ST. New York.
Farwcll Il Harrington, Utica, g
III II. Fish, Albany, N. Y.
Fsrwell Il Co. Chicago.
The above line consisting of first class Lake
Boats upon the Canal, and five Steam Propeers
and large number of vessels upon the Lakes,
possesses the facilities for the transportation OF
Merchandise and produce TO and from New York
and Chicago equal to those of any ohor. The
Subscribers, agents for the time, are now prepa-
red to IKE contracts, at the most reasonable
rates, by either sail or steam, upon the Lakes-as-
suring those contracting of the best care and at
tention their property and the quickest despatch.
They will also contract with the friends of Emf.
grants and persons, DESTROYS of coming West for
their passage from New York to Chicago, or to
any of the ports in Wisconsin. The Propellers
having excellent accommodations, travellers will
find this is the most comfortable, expeditions and
economical route.
FARwELL & Co. Agents,
8. Water st. Chicago.
HUTCHINSON & WHEELER, Agents,
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Public Houses, New York.

TINE Proprietors of the following named Public
i Houses, IN the City OF New York. unite in the
above invitation 10 Southern ami Western Mer
chants, who may visit our Commercial Emporium,
to call at our respective Houses pledging ourselves
administer the comforts of " Home as far as in
our power. TO those who may give the prefer
ence.
CITY Hotel. Chester jennings Broadway.
Waveriy House, Willard Whitcomb, 81 and So
Broadway.
Mansion House, w. J. Bunkor, 80 Broa dway
Howard Hotel Thomas * Roe, Broadway.
Astor House, Coleman 81 Stetson.
Franklin House, Broadway, Hayes & Treadwe
Atlantic Hotel, No. 3 aud Broadway, YEA
derson. az
Paci6ciHoteL log Greenwich street, J. w. Boody,
w. d. Parsons.
NEw loKK, January Ilth, l645.
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1NIA'O iSN, iico
B. JHLsoS, Recorder.
SOUTHPORT IRON FOUNDRY

T'HE subscriber would respectfully inform the
l. citizens Of Southport and vicinity. that the
Foundry is now in operation, and they are ready
10 do any description of casting at short notice and
on reasonable terms. Ploughs of he most appro
we'd patterns constantly on hand a nd warranted to
do good work as any in narke;
!. I'M CT & co.
BEhkbtCT, MIA Willy, D. r. FRANCIS.
Southprt, April %, 1874.