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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-05-30


Imitation Cambria, Cambric Dimiiy, Irish Shifting
Linens, Damask Table Linen, Table Cloths and
Napkins, Long Lawns, French Linen Cambric and
Linen Lawns, cheap Shifting and Sheeting Mus.
Inns, and superior Long Cloth Shifting.
MOURNING GOODS.
Lupin's Bombszines of all qualities, and the va.
rious shades of Black, Summer Bombsxines OF
Brlantes, SILK and Cotton Warp Alpaccas, silks
Mouselin dc Iaines, Baeges. Balzorines, Marquese
Grenadines, Ginghams. Lawns, Grapes, Grape and
Love l.eissc Viels, KID and silk Gloves, Hosiery
Plain Silk Glaci1. Ottoman, Thbet, Barcgc and
Twisted Silk Shaws, Scaris and Crava's.
SHAVLS IND SCARFS.
French Cashmere long and square Shnwls,
Broche do, Printed, Barege, 1hbet and Terkcrri
do, Gatia, Twisted SILK, Grenadlnc Hernan and
Mohair do, and low priced do
Silk, Gtenadnc, Barge, and other long and
short Scarfs. Also, Grava,.
Black Lace and Silk Maniillas, Visit, Capes and
Cardinals, of the new styles.
EMBROIDERIES AND LACES.
Embd Caps. Collars, Spenccrs. and Chemzc,'s,
under Sleeves and Gulf. English and French
Thread Laccs. Edgings and InsertinGs Linen Bob
hin Edeirgs and Inser,incs, emh'd Swiss aud Cam
brio do Black and Whit Lace Wells Lace Shawls
and Scarfs, wide Black Laces for Manas and
Scarfs ard Black Brussels Lace, for trimming do.
and dresses.
HOSIERY.
English white and black ribbd, cmh'd, open
worked, and pain Silk Hosiery; white aud black
half Hose, ribb'j and plain spun Silk and raw TX
do; also, English and Swiss white, coloreh, and
unblcachcd Cotton do; Iibb'd, plair, emhG clock
ed, and open worked; also. ChiIdren's Gotten do,
ard Ladies' white and unbleached l.isle Thread
do of various qualities, aud desirable ar
llcc, and other Hosiery OF various descriptions.
LINEN CAWBRIC AND LAWN HDKFS.
Plain, corded, bcrdcrcd, riviere, musique and
cmb'd Linen Cambria and Lawn idkfs., from II J
cts. tn $50 each Also. Bags. Purses. Green Ba-
rcce for Wells Gnuze Nicls, Black Linen, Lead
col'd and Brown do, Paper Muslins, &c.
FOR GENTLEMEN
All the new STYLES rich and cheap Scarfs and
Crava,s; Xii, Six, Thread, and other Gloves
Cotton half lIose silk and Linen Cambria pocket
lldkfs, Suspenders, &c.
u You can find at MARSHAlli'S, lSs Chcs.
nut street, almost every srIc'e IN Dry Goods that
you require, and at prices quite as low. If not lower
than elsewhere, (d is IN his interest 10 sell cheap)-
and he is constantly adding To- his stock the new-
est and cheapest goods, YOU will he of heina
suited. Dut, reader, you are invited 10 call aud
Judge for yourself.
Philadelphia. May lGjh lsi6.-2m
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Notice.

TENHE Go partnership heretofore existing he.
q tween The subscribers under the firm of Bry.
ant g. Wood, is this day MAY 2Oth) dissolved
Ivy mutual consent. &c. BRYANT,
GEO. WOOD.
Shamokin, MAY 23j, lSi6.-3t
GjT The Danve Democrat will insert The above
three weeks, and forward their bill to Shamokn
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CARDING AND PULLING


will be done in the hest manner, at the usual pri,
ces. All kinds of country produce taken in pay.
men' for work, at Danvillo market prices.
For the accommodation OF those who live at a
distance, WooL and CLoru will be taken in at =,
and, when finished, returned to the following pla-
ces. Plain written directions mus, accompany
each parcel:
COlnmba Cowniy-Roup & Mars store. Wa.
shingtonyllle; X. Fruits store, Jerseytown Yea
gers inn, Roaring Greek; Sharpless' store, Catta
wissa; e.. +. Mann's store, Mifinvle Milefs
store, Berwick; J. Clne's Mil; Ricketts, store,
Orangeville; Derr's store, White Hall.
Northumberland COunty-.Mchael Readers inn,
Turbutyle; Ireland & HAYS store, McEwens
vile; L. l., Pipers store, Watsonstown :. I.
Comfy Il Cos store, Milton; Gihson's inn, Chill
llsquaque Forsyth's store, Northumberland
loungs store, Slnbury.
Lu=erne County.-Reyno store, Kingston
GildeTsleeyes store Wilkesbarre; Gaylord's store,
Plymouth Styer's store, Nanucoke Judge
Macks Mil, Huntington.
LycOming COunty.-D. Clapp's store, Muncy
ShoemakeI's store, Smiths Mill.
GEARHART Il KOWNOVER.
Danvile, May ., lsi6.
VNHE CELEBRATEp MAcAsssR HAIR On, has
Il Just been received and is for sale at the store OF
] May 30, 1916. HENRY MASSER.
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PRICE CURRENT.
"GoOd Intent Fire Company"
Corrected ,ceekiy by Henry Massei

A STATED MEETING of the Company will
he held on Tuesday evening next, at 7oclock,
at the Court House. Punctual attendance is re.
quired. HENRY DONNEL.
May 30, 1916. Secretary.
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N Il rs RXE u .

On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. J. P,
lndel, Mr.. JoHN HAAS to Miss MARY GEAs,
9TH Of this place.
On Thurday evening last, by the Rev, J. p.
lindel, Mr. Henry HaUrr 10 Miss SARAH Now
R, both of this place.
At Wilkesbarre, on the 10th inst, by the Rev.
r. Pearce, JosEra C. RHopEs, ESQ., OF Berwick,
'mery Of this place, TO Miss MARTHA Thomas,
Wlkesbarre.
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"vyashington Fire Company.,,

THE members Of the "Washington Fire Com
pany" are requested to meet at the State
House. on Monday Evening, June l. at u o.
clock, precisely. Punclual attendance is required
May 80. SAMUEL J. YOUNG, Sec.
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Lime! Lime!
JOIN 2. SEIFKAN.

hid ERPECTFuII.Y informs his friends, that
NNy he has commenced the business of Lime
Burning, on the farm he now occupies. He has
now on hand quantity of Lime for sale, and will
always endeavor 10 accommodate those who may
favor him with their custom.
Augusta, April lth lSi6-6m
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Estate Of John RhinelIar., decd
Notice to Heirs.


John Rhinehart
rs.
Charles Rhinehart, Thomas Crosby, Guardian Of
Thomas Crosby, Henry Sle and Elizabeth his
wife. James Reed and Louisa his wife. George
B. McAlliser and Sarah his wife, and Martin
Hahn and Mary his wife.
NoRTHUMRERLAND COUNTY, Set.
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania to the She.
riff OF Northumberland County, GngETISG:
NIOU are hereby commanded TO summon
II Charles Rhinehart, Thomas Crosby. Guar
dian Of Thomas Crosby. Henrv Stell and f liza
beth his wife. lanes Reed and Louisa his wife.
George b. McA!listrr and Sarah his wife, and Mar
tin Hahn and Mary his wife, defendants. to he and
appear before the Judges Of the Court of Common
Pleas. to be holden a, Sunhury for said county on
the first Monday of Angus, next, to answer John
Rhiuehart, plaintiff, of plea wherefore the said
plsnff and the said defendants together and undi.
y3ed do hold a certain tract Of land in Augusta
township, containing for'y-thrce or less
adjoining Eli Conrad. William Conrad, Samuel
LantZ aud others; also, piece of land in same
township, containing eleven acres more or lcss;
one ioi of ground adjoining Mary Harrison, Mrs
Lvon and Shamokin creek. and two pieces of land
adjoining each other and former together contain
ing tw, I've acres more or less, bounded hv the Sha-
mokin creek and hill land claimed Ivy Mrs. Lvon,
hcing the piece now in the possession of Charles
Rhnehart; also, certain house and lot of ground
si'uate in Sunhury. in Whortleberry street, north
side, bounded west by lot of Mrs. Simpson. cas-, by
Io, Of John q. Ioungman and north by an allcy;
also. a certain house and lot of ground in River
street, in Sudbury, bounded by lot Of McCar,v &
Davis, south by lot Of George Maniz, and east by
an allev. Partition thereof between them the said
defendants Doth not permit. Hereof fel! no, and
have you there then this writ.
Witness the Hon. ]. b. Anthony, Presiden,
Of our said court at Sunbury, the 9Th day of
May. A. ID. 1876.
JOHN FARNSWORTH,
PIo,h'y.
Of which the said defendants will please take
notice. THOMAS A. ELLINGTON,
Sheriff Office. Sheriff.
Sunbury, May %, ls46. g,
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Tin and Sheet-HrOM Ware
MANDATORY.
s e L I N s G r Owe, PEN MA

VTHE subscriber respectfully informs the pnblic
Il that he has commenced the manufacture of
Tin and Shect-IrOn Ware,
in all its various branches, at Selinsgrove His
is no, only made of the hest materials, but is
put together in substantial and workmanac man.
ner differing in this respect from much of the ware
sold, which is made up in hurry for that purpose.
An excellent assortment will be kept OF hand a, all
times, which will be sold on the most reasonable
terms. ANDREW ). WINGERT,
selinsgrove, May 10th, lsi6,-G
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A NEW PROSPECTUS
THE NEW VOLUME
NEW YORK WEEKLY mirror.
ONLY TWO DOLLARS A yEAR!!.


~ MEET THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE. and 10 place
the Weekly Mirror en- an equal footing with
us numerous rivals, the terms are reduced from
imee Dollars year. to 7iro. The character of
the paper will be improved in every respec,-wh
oRlGlNAL ESSAYS, CRITICISMS, POETRY, &c.
Also coPious Correspondence, domestic and fp.
reign. new Novel of great merit will be com.
mchccd with Number One, OF the new volume on
the llth of April. The paper and type will he su.
petlor in quality to any before used for this pape,.
The Eleean, Qnarto Form Of the Mirro,, will,
bind up IN Two Handsome Volumes n, the end Of
the year. well worth preserving as faithful and
spirited Literary Record Of the Time. II will he
forwarded by tho earliest mails in strong wtan.
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A G A r d
TO THE CIVILIZED ",

TO THE CIVILIZED WORLD!
"a Ii. PALMER, The American Newspaper
v Agent, duly Oulhori1ed and empowered, by
the propnrlOrs OF most of the best newspapers of
all the cities and principal towns in the t. :. aud
Canada, Ia receive subscriptions and advertise
men,s. and to give receipts for lhem respectfully
notifies the public that he is prepared to execute
orders from all parts of The Civilized World, en-
brac,ng ludivdullS, Firms Societies, Clubs. Rel-
ding Rooms, Corporations, &c, at his several o!l
ces IN The cities Of Philadtl phia, Baltimore, New
York and Boston. and where commune aons aud
inquiries. post paid may he directed. Address v
B. PALMER, Philadephia, n, W. corner Third
and Chesnui strrets; Baltimore, s. f.. corner Bal,
tlmore and Calyeu streets New York, Tribune
Buildings opposite City Hall; Boston, 30 State 81,
A. no other prrsan or persons are in any man
ner connected with the subscriber, in the American
Newspaper Agency, all letters and communications
for him, should be carefully directed above, aud
TO no other person. This caution has become ne.
cessary in order to avoid mistakes and put The pub
lie on their guard agsinst all pretended Agents.
V. b. PALMER,
American Newspaper Agent.
Editors throughout the United States for whom
V. H. Palmer is Agent will promote the advantage
Of all concerned. by pnblishiug the above.
PUBLIC NOTICE.. b. Palmer is the
only authorized Agent for The "SUNBuRr AMERt-
CAN" in the ciliss of Philadelphia, New York
Boston and Baltimore, OF which public noice is
hereby given. March II, 1916.
TARDEA SEEDS-A fresh supply OF T..
N Risley " Cos superior GARDEN Seeds, just
received and for sale at the store of
March II, lsi6. HENRY MASSER.
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No Further Notice.

Y>HE Book Accounts, Notes, dc. of II. b. Mas
l. ser and ii. b. Masscr Il CO. are now in the
hands Of justice ior collection and will be put IN
suit if not settled, in few days.
Sunbury, April 4th, lsi6,
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ID 4 Il ID I.

In Monday last, in Augusta township, Mr..
iRAHAM LEASER, aged about "a years.
IN Monday last, in Selinsgrove, Union coun-
Mr.. PETER RICHTER, aged about 6s years.
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NORTHUMBERLAND
WRER IN EDGEEC.

NJ Office is hereby given, that meeting OF the
~ stockholders of the Northumberland Bridge
Company will be held at the house of James Lee,
in the borough of Northumberland, on Monday the
18th day of June next at O'Clock, A. NJ, for the
purpose Of taking into consideration the propriety
Of rebuilding the Bridge, from The Eastern shore of
the Susquehanna river to the ShamOkin Island, op.
posi,e Northumberland, upon cehain stipulated
conditions meuIoned in a supplement passed the
2sth of March, lsi6, to the act Incorporating said
company. BRAUTlGAM,
Northum'd, Nav l6, lSi6.-5 Prest
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EVANS s. wATsCN,
No. rs SourH THIRD STREET,
Onnnyiin HE phfIn-IoInhtn Erchnnnc

I\O ib IpNI1I IilRD STREET.,
Opposite the Phtla,'eiphia Exchange,
Ias;s.-... Manufacture and keep cor.
M HjcsEES n m --s M stany OH hand large as
~ HstfSea Il n -5esortmcn of their Patent In.
~ s-.aASH - 5rro,cd Salamander I Il /,
NH asssaSa 'hPROOF SAFES, which ae
~ ssa.s&s IL PSI constructed as 10 set at rest
asss go all manner # doubt a. TO their
: being strictly fire proof, and
that they will resist the FIRE of any building in tho
world The ou'sldc-case Of the Safes are made of
boiler iron, the inside case Of soipstonc. and be
tween the outer and inner case is n space Of
some inches thick, and is filled in with indc>ruC-
tihle material, 50 To make il an impOs@hilty to
ever burn any of the contents inside Of this Chest
| These Soapstonc SalarnandeIs we arc prepared
aud do challenge the wsli TO produce any article
in the shape of Book Safes that viii stand as much
heat and we hold ourselves ready at all times to
have them fairly tested by public bonfire, should
nv ct our competitors feel disposed to try them
We also continue to manufacture end keep con
stani'y on hand, large and general assortment, of
our Premium Alright Fire Proof safes, of which
we have large quantity in use and in every ir'
stance they have given entire satisfaction to tho
purchascrs--of of which we will refer the public to q
few gentlemen who have them in use.
\. d q. Taylor, 1919 north 81 ST.; 4. Wright
Nephew Vine ST. wharf; Alexander Caror, Con-
veyancer, corner Of FiIhcrt and 9th SITS; John NJ.
Ford, 32 north 81 ST.; MYERS Bush, 90 north ca
st.; Bailey & Brother, 1873 Maket st.: James NJ.
Paul, l0l south ith ST.; Dr. David JAYNE, south
3d st; Matthew 7. Miller, 30 south 81 st.; end
We could name some three or four hundred OTHERS
If /, were necessary. Now we invite the attention
Of the public, and particularly those in want OF
Fire Proof Safes, 10 call ut store before purcEa-
sing elsewhere, and we think we can satisfy them
tina, they will get better and cheaper article at
our store than any other establishment in the city.
We also continue TO manufacture Seal and Co
pylng Presses, made in such manner as t. an
swer both purposes Hosting Machines, FWs
Proof Doors with our own manufa-ure OF locks
on them, With ID. Evaus's Patent kcyhoe cover
attached to the same; plain md ornamental Iron
Railing, &c
\. B.--We keep constantly on band large as.
snrtment Of our Patent Slate Lined Reiiiger tons,
Water Filters and Coolers; and we have also on
hand several secund hand Fire Proof Chests taken
in exchange for ours which we will dispose of at
very low prices.
Philadelphia, January Gath, lSiG-ly
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DENTISTRY.
Pc Il r. II Il. Nj \ S S E,R.

RECENTLY FROM PHILADELPHIA,
n p ESrEcTFIlLN informs the citizens of
MO Suuhurv and vicinity, that he has opened an
oih'e at the residence Of Henry Masser, IN Market
street where he is prepared to execute all kinds of
DrNr,L SURGERY, Plate Work, &c, on the latest
and mos, approved plans.
Having had some experience and instruction,
under one of the most eminent and successful Den
'iss in Philadrlphi,. he helltves that he will I've
able 10 give satisfaction to those who may want his
services
Ladies will he waited on at their places of resi-.
dence. His charges will be moderate, and his
work warranted.
Sunhurv, March 2Sth, 1916.
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WHITE TUUTJS.
Plain Swiss Null, Nansook. Jacconet, Cambric,
Book, and Tarleon Muslins, Plaid, Stripe, cord,d
and figured Cambria and Swiss do Bishops Lawn,
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is now prepared to ofler Wholesale and Retail
a large assortment of FANcr and SrArLE
nm q q q DIS
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. GR Ia CP U E a.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-05

ARRIVAL OF THE SOUTHERN MAILs.-ItWo
days later fom Merico, Sc. We received by
last nights mails, dates from New Orleans as
late as due-the papers looking as if they had
been lowed up the river. The Tropic Of the
25th ult. says;
The Mexican schooner Venture, arrived yes
terday from Vera Cruz-but not a word of
news later than before received, except that
President Paredes, in a manifesto, tells the
Mexican people that he has not the power to
declare war against the United States, but that
it Is for the "august Congress of the Nation, as
soon as they assemble, to take into considera-
ton all the consequences of the conflict in
which we (Mexico) are invoved-a conflict
which was in no wise provoked by this patient
and magnanimOus people," "MeXcO," he
continues, "never has Committed, and nepsr
lcW commit the least aggression upon the peo-
pie of the United States.n The papers, which
advocated the interests of Santa Anna, have
been prosecuted. We opine, however, hat
Santa Anna is now at the head OF the Mexican
Government, or SO near it as to be about the
/ same thing.
We learn from Ell Especador that OH the
10Th OF March, a party OF some forty Americans
entered the town OF Monterey, and disarmed
about twenty men in garrison, and arrested
Capt CravazOs, whom they soon set free, how
ever. They demanded corr, meat and other
provisions. The civil authorities armed the
inhabitants against these barbarians, and final
ly defeated them. The good people Of Mon
terey appeared to think them the advanced
guard ola Texan Gen. named Ges, of whom
we never heard before,
The rropc also contains the following item;
Important .NauaL On Dit. We were inform
cd by gentleman who arrived in this city
yesterday, from Pensacola, that letters bad
been received at that city from Commodo re
Conner, stating that the Gulf Squadron under
his command, now of Vera Cruz, might be eX-
pected at Pensacola within two weeks from the
receipt Of his letters
Com. Connor may receive counter orders
from the Department, as dispatches for him
had left Pensacola since the receipt Of his let
tiers at that place.
We find the following paragraph in the Mo-
bile Tribune of the 23lh ult;
From 3Ietico. BY gentleman who come
from Pensacola yesterday we learn that the L.
S. soop of war Somers arrived at that port on
Saturday last, G days from Vera Cruz. 1t was re.
ported that she brought important dispatches
/ to our Government which have been transmit
ed by mail to Washington city. From some un-
accountable cause we failed to receive the let
ter ofour correspondent continuing the news
We look for it confidently to-day.
PHILADELPHIA CHRONICLE. This deserved
ly popular penny paper, has entered upon its
18th volume. AS it is conducted with ability,
and characterised by high toned morality, it
will no doubt continue to receive, as heretofore,
a liberal encouragement from discerning pub
liz
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DAMAsK TABLE LINEN.

DAMASk TABLE LINEN. G.
LINEN SHEETING AND IRISH LINENSi
FHNH Il subscribers have now in store and for SO
ny the piece or yard, the larsest and best ASK
ed stock oil LINEN GOODS in this city.
WE NAME IN PART: "
ga, 3D. l0-4, ll-4, 1874 and 10 4 IIish and BarnS
LINEN SHEE1ING 4
4O, 43, AS, 80, 81 and 81 inch Bolster and Pillow Oh
LINEN q
IA, "a, ga and 1914 Irish and Barnsey Damask "a
BILE LINEN :
IA, 81, "a and 1914 Irish and Barnsley dap,
TABLE LINEN n
URbleac he'd Damask and Diaper fable Linen d
So, SIG, 1912, 1914, lO-l6 1920 Satin Bamask e
BILE CLOTHS Q
Damask and Diaper, Dinner and Tea Napkins in sill
White aud cOlofed DOYLlEj n
Birds Eye and Huckaback TOWELLING
Scotch and Russia DIAPERS, in great variety
Huckaback and Diaper red boidered Towels /.
Irish and Scotch Dowlas, German Rolls
Stair Damask-together with our large stock
IRISH SHIFTING LINEN, making in all n
most complete stock fLINEN GOODS we hiR
ever had.
&c The above Goods are from the best manufrs
lurers, Ohe most Oft them made to our own order II
family use,) warranted all Flax and Grass Bleach. ls
Il. NOEL DOWNEY & co. te
No. 1863 Baltimore street,
mo between Calvert and Lig
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5I3-To THE EVANGELICAL PROTESTANTS OF
BALTIMORE. The meeting of the "Eran gclicaE
Educational association" account of iHclemency
Of weather, was postponed from last Tuesday even
ing I'LL next TUESDAY EVENING, 9TH May, (shouId
it prove Gavorable) al O'Clock in the Protestant
Methodist Church, corner of Asquth and Pitt-sts,,
to present the claims OF the Association to the cOuu
tenamce ars support OF the Evangelical portion of the
community The Ladies ale respectfully requested
to favor the Association with their presence the
occasion. As the object of the meeting is 10 obtain
increase of members, there will be no collection.
m4-2l
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[Ernm Az .LnnrnnL al lnLnlncrce-

TFTUW Wt JOWNUT y LUWW'TttI
$G3~TifrG may be- cases where the true Balm of
Columbia has not produced The hair on bald heads
when properly applied, but they must he rare, for
those where ii has are 50 numerous and respectfully
authenticated rs to command, not "A belief, but Il
knowledge that ii will do it, Gel StalkWeather has
used il for fifteen years the most perfect and only
2ntdOte TO daudrutt, and a stay aud tonic to weak
and thin hair III procured il at 81 CORTLAND ST, and
like hundreds of others, after trying articles
returns again for the Balm.
TO be- had at the conner of Baltimore and Hanover
SITS, Baltimore. Also at The corner of Baltimore and
Harrison stS, and at 81 Thames. 1t
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h5- FRESCO PAPERHANGINGS. The subscri-
Der would call the attention of persons intending
have PAPERHANGING done this Spring, TO his ex
teasve assortment of fine super FIesco, Parlor, Hail.
Dining room and Chamber PPPERHANGINGS,
Borders, SC. His stock is fresh, and embraces the
very lates styles of superior Papers. Also, very
large assortment of fine commsn Paperhangings, on
reasonable terms. Also, large lot of splendid French
Fire Board Prints.
JOHN C. HOLLAND, 4s Gay street,
ap24-2w near the Odd Fellows Hall.