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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27
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Kumored Escape OF Santa Anna out OF Msxcn.
taken on Board sn English Steamship at
Tsmpico- Report Discredi:ed at Vera Cruz
Death Of Lieuis NJ. p. Young and No
kesn--Names Of the Killed. Wounded ami
Missing in Walkers Commsnd-Soccess of
Pennsylvania Volunteers. in a Contest with
Indiana Volunteers. for the Honor o: FIRST
Raising the American Flsg at HuamaptIs---
Remains of Capt. Walker to be Returned 20
the United Sntes.
The New Orleans papers Of the lI,h fnrn;sh
additional particulars brought by the arrival Of
the steamer James l.. Day.
The correspondent Of the Commercial TiIaes
states ,h,t Just as the .,eamer va. getting ur-
der wsy news rcsched Vera Cruz from Tsmpi--
co, announcing the astounding fact Of the err
barkation o. Santa Anna at Tampico on board a
British steamer, snd had escaped out Of Ne1.c,
Col. Gates. on ssccrtainiug that Santa Ann,.
was in the neghborhood. took every p-ee,utio,
to prevent his escape, but they prOsed uasai:-
cessful. ......f .....
This news is discredted at Vera Ceuz. but
was generally believed at Tampico
The fuebla Flag OF Freedom pnblishesa long
and graphic account Of tie hattie ef'jasman:l,.
Capt Walkers whole force dd ,t exceed 49,
Besides Capt. Walker. the following we're Nj
led: Corporal Mocyken. PrSa,es Hasenen and
Tsrbox, wounded. Corporal Ganding. since
dcaG; - Mcachen. severely; - RI 5orr.
lost leg; Welch, Wayne. McGin, Scr i, and
Myers slightly.
Missing-Sergeont Gotsiine; Privs les rsr>
ment, Darlington. Collins. McCleary nd Rlri.-
chards, Of Company c, Rifles.
Private Murray. Of Capt. Lewis CT ,mpsi a.. ia
smong the wounded.
Private Richardson. OF Capt. 10y all's sompa-
ny was killed. Privs,es Fornley and Milton
attached to this company, were light ss v.un-
ded. ...... ...s .-....t -...
General Marshall had issued rider s. m eon.e.
quence Of the prevalence of the fever ,r ver.
Cruz ths, all the troops srriy ing tn.r, should
Immediately proceed to Breg rain.
Col. Wynkoop was TO return o the Castle .;
Perote with his force. Fo'r '.omponies Of lis
regiment were engaged at I've hattie of Hn.-
manila. An interesting s'.rneels took place
between the Indiana AMI ne de,schmcn, Of the
first Pennsylvania regiT .eni. which should be
the FIRST to plant the f.mercsn fl.s upon the
walls Of the town. lent. Desny and private
S,ebbs, Of the Penn sylsanians, proved success.
! full. ..........
! The remains Of Capt. Walker wer. at the
Castle o: Perotc, and would be forwarded 10 the
Uni.cG Su.tes.
Ii. Monte omery P. Young, of Pbilste'phia.
and Lieut.. James Mexican. of the Second Penn
syIvinia Regiment, died recently at Puebla. it
10 presumed. Of fever.
Lieut.. Jacob Spery, Of the Philadelphi,
Rangers. has died Of lance wound received
near PueSla.
Sergeant Reynolds, Lien;s. Bryant and Hum
terson. OF the Pennsy vania Volunteers, were
passengers in the steamer James l. Day.
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GOuntcrfelters' .H es
d E AT II j i o w.

THE puliic will please observe that no brandfeth
i Pills are genuine, unless the hox has three Ia
heIs upon il, (the top, the side aud the hotton)
each con,sining fac siuile signature Of my hand.
writing, thus-D. 'BRlNpRErH, NJ. D.-These 10.
hel. ate engraved on steel, beautifully designed.
and done at an expense Of over 50 2000.-Thsref"e
i, will be seen that the only thing necessary 20 pro-
cure the medicine in it's purity, Is TO observe these
labels.
Remember the top, the side, and ths bottom.
The following respective parsons ''s do'v 'u'h"ri
Fed, and hold
sr- = Pah. F" HH
Nonbumbe,,.ud COUNTY: Mil,on--Msckcy Il
Chsmherlin. sunhury--H. B. Masssr. ME-sn'-
ville-Ireland Il Mexell. Nor'humie'lsnd-Wm
Forsyth. Geofestewn--J. H. J. Wslls.
Union County, New Berlin-Bogsr & Win,
ter. Selinsgrove-Gecrge Gund'um. Middle
burc-Tsssc smith. Beaverown-David Huber.
Adamsburg-Wm ]. May. MifflinsbuIg-Mensch
a Raw. HartIe,on Daniel Long. Frsebpg-
G.&F G. Mover. Lewisburs-Walls & Green.
Columbia county: Danville--E. b. Reynolds
A. Co. Berwick-Shumsn Il Rttenhouss. Cat
,,wissa-C, G. Brobts. Bloomsburg-John X.
Mover. Je,sey Town-Levi Bsei. Washington
Roht. Mct,ay. I.imestooe-Bal's. = HsNt"ch.
Observe hat each Agent has an Engrayed Ger
,;6ca,e of Agency. containing 3 representation of
ur rBRANDREfTs Msnuactory q, Sing Sing,
.ra ,inm which win slso b~ seen exact copies Of
the ,lp h,6eh ,o,r used upm, the Brandrefh f'ia
Bores 'ta 80 .a
Phil,deIpbis. ofses No. 8, Nn,tk 9Th street. ~
'""'FTJ ~ D. BRANDRETH, n. d.
June Ssh. lsAs. ..''' 80
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A voleASo has coSNKscEp an erpp''or OF
,m.ll seale, q, place called the N"rc"s' an
Look Out Mountain, Go, Sens OF the inhae''
,an,s, i, 10 stated, had removed from the neigh
eorkooa,
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vVlHE SUBSCRIBER has bcn appointed agent
for ne sale # CONRAD MEYERS GEL
EBRATED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD PI.
AMOS. at this place. These Pianos have plain.
massive and bs saufuI exterior FIJI h. and, TH depth
ard sweetness Of tone. and eleg ,nce ot workman
ship are not surpassed by sny in the United States
The following is . recommendation from CArl
DIxrs, a ceiebi sted performer, and hinself man.
ufactufer: -
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A CA R d.

-HavIss had the pleasure oi trying the excel
len, Piauo For,es manufactured by Mr.. Meyer. and
exhibited OF thr last exhibition Of tho Fs-ntn In.
sttute, feel IL due to the true mrrt of ths msker
to declare that these instruments arc quito equsf
and in some respects even superior, 70 all the ~.
ano -FuItes, Lssw at~,hs Capitals Of Euiope, snd
duri,,g-s sejos.,. eft~o yesrs aiPsris. g . =
sThesa Pianos will be sold at tho nufsctuves q
lowest Philadelphia prices, il not something lower.
Persons are requested 10 call and ersmhe for
themselves, at The tssadspce Of The, 'utecriber
Sunbury, May II, lS45. II. u. MASSEH.
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PRICES OF ADvERTIssCx.

Every suhseq oent inserti,n,.- = Is
Yearly Advertisements: one column. s9s half
columns g. three squares. Sia; two eq,,sres. -
one square, e5. Hslf,yesrly. one column. Sis !:
halt column. Si1 tAree sqrares, So two squsre.:
s., one square. - so.
Advertisements left without directions a. N me
leneth Of time they are 10 I've published. will t.e
continued until ordered out, and charged accovd
ing'y.
CrSixtcen lines oY less make q squsre
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INT DR. r 4 Mt
TO ALL. COUNTRY
II q U s e X e i = i II S.
- you may he sure "f obtaining, a,
MI IL sll times, pure aud highly davored
. & "H ~ -

By the single pound or larger quarti'y, at the %
Pekin Tea COmpany's Warehouse,
80 SoutA Second street, tet,oeca Market ond Ches-
.- nut streets, a.. a.. f+ .. .
PHILADELPHIA.
Heretofore il has been very difficult. indeed, al
most impossible. always To Obtain G""d Gre'n and
Bi,ck Teas Bu, now YOU hase only to visit the
and frsgrant Tea sss You could An tastes
can here I've suited with the adVsnFage Of getting
pure article at low price.
June eth, lst6. ~
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TERMS OF THE "AMERuCAN.,
N; u: MASsER, 4 PusIrsssps AND
JOSEPH E1SEIY. SPRorHtrrous.
N. n. .uRSSER. Editor.

Office in Centre Aiiey, IN Me rear of IT. Mas
ser's Sore.1 "t
THE" AMERICAN" is published every sa,ur
dnv at TWO DOLLARS per annum to he
paid half yearly in advance. No paper discontin
ned till Att arrearages arc paid. ,..l4
n" subscriptions received for a less rerioj ,hsn
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ANorHER WASosRiso ysw --Ssnta Anna is
supposcd to be al this time in Orizbs. He
went from Humsntla to Tehuscsn, where his
soldiers broke out in open mutiny. and refused
to obey his orGers. The people in town Joined
with them in declaring him a traitor then n.
wss obliged to hy from thence to Oaxacs, 80
be has many friends, but on the vcss ,sa,s
learned tbs, his sdheren,s ia that e. .' -e
slready defeated. He then che Il oee,
and took the direction Of Or .s. 80 mino
now supposed TO BE-, ~ zsos, mere he
with him.-vtra G. .s family 10 said 10 b
10. Arco.
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Schools.
noARpING AND DAY SCHOOL


EOR YOUNG LADIES MRS. BAILEY having made
arrangements enlarge her establishment In the course
OF the Spring and Fall would call the attention OF parents
and guardians the advantages offered the pupils IN This
Institution, for luirng thorough and accomplished
education The senior and Junior Departments are now
placed under the direction Of az able gentleman from Ph
sdelphs who has had greas experience Ia the instruction
Of young ladies' Additional teachers are also employee
Ia these aud the other Department. and all viii be suoee
70 Mrs Baileys immediate supervision Every effort Il
made 10 render the young ladies' happy and eonen,ed to
inculcale Kind polite and ami,ble manners and TO shn
ulAe them 10 constant eKeriOns 10 progress In theif
studies by rendering them, as far possible, attractive
and pleasant The school 10 furnished with charts maps
globes excellent Philosophical Apparatus, with num-
Der Of diagrams for the studies Of Autonomy and Geome
Try The best teachers employed In The French De
psrment THIS language Is taught daily to all the pupils
and with the Lsin IL Included In the terms for English
Tuition Vocs Music both Sacred aud Secular IL also
tsulhl throughout the school, by distinguished Professor
The next regular Term will commence on the lt OF May
Those par-nts however, who may wish to place Their
daughters o. this Institution before thai lime, Will nnd 70
thef advantage they will enter the classes now form
ing for the Spring and Summer. -
Terms and farther particulars may be s'eersnsd elmer
by post by personal application TO Mrs baney AZ nsr
residence, 10 Carroll place, Bleecker-si.
mo 4fawMTuThx eaibW
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General n utlfes
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

OAUTION TO i III 7 V bAtN,
~ Johuson,s Toothache Drops.-Tne Slose
Anodyne for the immediate and permanent cure OF Psi.
rom decayed teeth, having from lis intrinsic vsu1 As
rsmedy become Immensely popular with those mo nave
used H. many limitations have lately been !hru, upoh s
msrha, hv unprinclped persons sold ss The orgn
% eau}ne article The object Of this paragraph Is &c
caution the public against ell such spurious compounds .
90 Glove Anodyne possibly % the genuine
dufng four or Ave years by B. D. sands sns iot ne
last year by Henry johnson tsqeeessor 70 A s1S M
IL to and for Johnsons Ioonscne
Drops and examine the wrapper Of TIE VIA ss
ore of hs genuine has signature Of Henry Jonnson
Remember hat the True Glove Anodyne 10 an imInsds.
ere Tor The mos, vioen, Ioolhsehe or pain In ne suns
and that 10 manufactured genuine only oS al
xes aid In the Granite Building Sold also 81 lV fulIon
n, n EssI Broadway and sos Budsop-st Free . een
n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-27
CITY ITEMS.
r. The relief ship Macedonian came round
from the Navy Yard yesterday, and now at pier No
North River.


r. The relief ship Macedonian came round
from the Navy Yard yesterday, and Is now ct pier No
l. North River.
Tuy ORA1oKIo OF SAasos.-This Orstorio one
of the master pieces Of the immortal Handel was per
formed evening at the Tabernacle by the sacred
Music Society TO wellhled house. Having been
heard on several previous occasions. this composition
too well known require particular notice from US
II sbounds with the strength and the tender and mpas
stoned We, ehssse melodies which constitute the great
charm In the works OF Handel, and which have placed
him a, tho head OF all composers OF orstorios
The principal part-thst OF ssmson-wn Personaied
nv Mr. coburp the well known tenor. who sung in bis
u.us STYLE Mia Stone of Boston. as Micah displayed
her very superior voice with excellen. effect Miss
No,,h.u m Delilsh sang the little music which be
,sad 20 her part In her usual excellent and artistic
.,v,s The choruses were given with good deal oil
rr.cI.op but were not powerful usual at the Con-
cert. Of the Society The orchestra was well drilled
"a .t.,,vs nndsr the lead of Mr.. U. c. Hi and ON
~. ,hols the orstoro wen, of In very satisfactory
manner -
F,Rr-Tbe cabinet makers shop Of Mr., A. 8
w.. No 50 Crovest took fre at IL o'clock last night
.,5 s. with It's contents entirely destroyed No IN
sursnee-
,n,xs,rp FOR LARcEsY.-James Franklin was
..,s,S.v arrested on charge of having stolen CLOAK
yes'e,! 400 from lanes B. Quick. Is Whiiehalist
n ws,,sews was arrested for receiving the same and
%ns a. for a. to John Gray IS orsnges Both were
committed.
Ruso,.sy-The house OF Thomas Hanson u
Msionst was burglarously entered last evening sna
robbed Of 10 silver spoons.
srrAIISs CILIco.-Daniel Dunniysn and Jonn
REYNOLDS boys were sst evening arrested Tor s'eshs
! 80 yards Of calico from the store oil =" n. ns"AA'
! 2s9} Grspdst
CAroHT At IT James Henry yesterday entered
tho house Of Mr. Galloway. No. IS - st. broke open
three trunks and had removed the eontents - isf
custody BY officer Vsnderyoort
TILL Tairr.-Thomas Judd, boy, was last even.
ing arrested for stesling money iro" ms drswef Of
Cstharins Ksisec. Chrisns1st
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Ernm Mexico Direcf.

The Savannah Republican Of the 22d contains
the following received from ocer Of the regular
army Lieut. r. who going posihssie 70 Washing.
ton
This officer left Monterey sboG, the 10th 2ls, ult
our informant IL not certain which he bad escort Of
nine men and oeseged IN stone houss for "A hours
BY Rancnerus whom they of Il Is fact he says
that the communications are cut OF aad the enemy q
cavalry and Rapcheros swsrmirg IN all directions
IL also that orders mad been transmitted send
supplies without very strong escort
IL il feared that Captain James Irwin, Of the regular
army has been cut Of But az the posts all was going
vN sl were In good spirits, and there was
for alarm apprehension Lieut. had seen. since he
left Monterey letter from Gen Taylor to his sonin.
law DR.. Wood In which be says that he sixteen
miles from Saltllo with his own and Woors command
amounting 10 $500 effective men, and be was retiring
quietly on Monterey.
His outposs were constantly retresng before the en-.
emys advanced guard Whist IL presumed to be sd
vanced guard Of some 5000 men commanded By santa
Anna.
The men under TAYLOR were all in the highest spirits
and ready for conflict The General himself. in the
letter alluded TO- says he wants 10 get isr field FOR
his artillery and that il santa Anna wants 70 disu.
Tuish hinself hen be ID y he don Sros hin g
ekono :" The batteries Of the regular artillery with
Taylor sre Wsshingtons Wcbsiers, shermsns and
Brsgg's-2i pieces.
There were 8, Monterey, our informant says full rs-
tons for 5000 men for 10 Days which could BE made
TO hold gu, nearly six months in case Of necessity
Such Is the substance OF verbal statements made 10
Us, which msy no doubt be confidently relied upon.
Dreadful AcCIDENT.-A stage coach full OF
passengers was upset Monday night on The turnpike
between Sharon and Royalton Vermont and the driver
English shipmaster, Capt Jonn Leary "no was sent
out from Eng and TO take command OF the steamer John
Bum, which phys between Montreal and Quebec, and a
lady from Middlebury Vermont we're Instantly killed.
Five other passengers badly bruised and the stage
Itself broken to pieces and Of the horses
killed The accident took place In narrow part of the
road which shelving and covered With Ice
Boston Trans.
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Geuerul Notifies.

~ Water Cure House.-mra NJ 8. Cove conEin'
ues " receive patients 81 bef souse -el lVsh-sl REV.
YORK
a O. also visits ladies and child feu 81 Ene boes, and
givet dire .top fer the sppicstor Of Wafer Cure 40
~ T. J. Coleman, Exchange Broker, No. 63
WalsL New-YoTk Unc1rreui money hoaghi and sold !;
gold and var Exchanged noes and drshs collected OF
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Mexico and the War.

The Telegraphic Dispatch of the North AIneri'
can contains some particulars Of the latest news
from Mexico and the Seat Of War, not mentioned
in our Dispatch OF yeGterday morning.
Mr. Kendall says In his letter By the looks and ac-
tons OF the Mexican population, | know there Is no
truth In the report that Santa Anna has beaten Gen lay
lor ia pitched battle on the contrary their whole ap
pearance would II anything indicate the reverse Good
news shows plainly in the faces OF the people to DO
mistaken" -, -
The Revolution in the City of Mexico took place on
the NIGHT of the 6h by the National Guards Joining the
Clergy Gomez Fariss was deposed and Sslss selected
as President While Santa Anna continued as Geper'
aim. Chief of the Mexican army.
letter from Santa Anna, dated February lhh while
he was al San Salvador announces bis intention 10 give
Gen Taylor battle the 2lst at Aqua Nueva and re-
presents his troops full Of enthusiasm
Vera Cruz has been fortified by digging ditch around
H. Many families have deserted that city, and moved
into the Interior.
Louisiana Volunteers ,
movements are still involved in mystery.
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NTHE 9NLy EXIsTIHfI WSH1fI r Il s:

TC1. 30 ls M OEWTTT G. KELLINOERD Iunn.11
N1 ft.r.snI This uuly ss.oaishng nsdiefns y ~
~ 1919 10 marks, mai me sdctsd can get VA 9
Sny 10 money 10 psd this u ale sys done by ue Dc
1 zen tsogsstsd .tis clear, besnfal snd usnsy
90, AID, hissy fragrant end eshssy dsshasi No.
vor, sad u ESPECIALLY dssignea % De 1sss ~
y. o,bss resdiss have disa. All rhsulh "a sosSs q
ioas Affection hnswcsn, issssv, Ssrsc ~ Ssci snl -
every nstare fros bic. ssrss, 80, ssIssssos q 49,.
5anioos, eorns and calo6e q - ,sSsn seess&ing
and esdsehs e. ss,s Silisss ehoe d!auses
!; z. . I :. - z s .s:s !:
pains q svsrJ sssrs ~; no s aos:s :issJ e ): h
tsys. md .u ;.s c. = ti Ill.,
SSss - a: sli Pa % s:i i:ss 5. sns
Railroad ones ~. sSsrus shrcasboui he etiy 80 soas
AID s ses ' :o sss ss a s.
70 sss:' X; X. "a ss ~ ri s. 3 n
ocoss.ons-
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uvER,S PIIIS.

~ The American Improved Hyselan Meal-
rine-Thess pills incidentally one VI me beet com
nounds OF lie day Sc general family medicine for 80
fnisrsiion in al temporary complaints o. ine snmsca
md boges headache cold kc they may be faly eepence
upon and prompt OF them on the hrti appessnee %
tnS.sno.iiion will much SICKNESS They arc
peculiarly adapted 70 all es,es o. 80 ~
~ with e sles-hsve proved ennenty useiu 70 a.
ine complaints dyspepsia, pulmonary rheamAe ase
modic affections, liver complaints, palpiAIonsi ~ E'0
farsiv ater fair trial will remain without hen
General Depot l4o Fulton o. ID door soa $50 ~ ~
50 Broadway, Cook, corner Grand aud AHsn ss
-, BTosdwsy; Mrs Hayes lSs Fulion-sL brooklyn
OurGan. 81 Grand-sL Wnliamsourgh- VI iufn>Se'''-
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FROM THE BRAzos.-We are still without any
farther news from Monterey although there were two
later arrivals yesterday from Brazos sanusgo, Ins
.hooner plnta Cant Brown sailed the eth mat and
the schooner T. s. Powell. Capt Powell sailed on the
morning of the 9th, and neither brings any news sov.
ers passengers the Pinta but they give US not
fs vsrbsl renort of news The letters received are
equally barren Of intelligence. One passenger had con-
ver.ed with an officer who left Mstamoros on the 9th
int and derived from him the des that tnst Town was
quite adequate to the emergency 49,
The T. 3. Powell brought no letters oil when we
could learn There several vessels at tne ore1os
20 all for this port 90 that may look for frequent
syvals m the uncertainty which hangs over the tate Of
our arms 10 cleared up. W. TIC 10
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Ar.RERT L. wiNsHIP,

DRUGGIsT L APorHECARf, n E.sI broseway, cor
pMsIstst formerly David SANDS Coz would respect
all Iform his friends and the public generally, tns be
IA. on hand choice seec ion Of drugs neeiene. ehs.
1tb Srrst care expressly for retailing and every
nTtfcIe sold a. his warranted genuine
.t.s,tion will paid pbysicisus PresertP
on, and com peenI person Will be IN aIIenoanee a. al
hours-dsy night .,,.. -, ., -
o1PeIIoi So. mil
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miscellaneous.
LoCRE's
PATENT PORTABLE CHAMBER
Tapor and Shou<r Bafh,
ToR GLNTLtMES, LADIES AND eHiLpstS'

No 81 Anu-ei New-fork
yUNHrs BATH IL acknowledged by AL who have usea u
10 be superior 10 any thing manufactured Tor MAJ
purpose-took the premium 81 he late fair OF he Amer
can institute In competition with bsfess celeOrs go osn,
and several others, and 10 highly recommended " H'
n forms an Ornamental piece Of furniture for bedroom
nav he used az shower VapOr bats and so arrsng
ed with hooks that when used for bathing purpose
very convenient wardrobe for ladies' or gentemens
IA occupies but II or ~ inches square on the noor
And weighs but IS pounds when baless oahs o. me sss
sire weigh ii5 thus rendering Il portable WIZ perfect
from room 70 room II. -.., A Iii,
cate fems can manage 1t with periec. ease TIE t1uht
d Lowered 10 receive the by small crank when
ear be urned BY child 4s then raised, snd retained Al
sn, r.ouired height for child, lady or gentleman Inc
hair n administered by pulling small oord wnieh opens
yslv In The bottom " The fOuntsn and may be closed ~
Measure thereby euablng ady OF an-fEous enPefs'
rment 10 tske from one 10 five gallons al q Time
In NAV be converted Into simple or inedieated Vapof
hath by Auaehipg small apparatus Win spun isnP'
whieh Il sold with the bath II required
Msnnf,rtured and sold. wholesale aud retail "
John LOCKE,5 81 Anu-st Nev-fork
Pdces range rom - 10 SIS Steam G-nerstor win us
srnnnSn.ncs, IS Persons al distance desiring iurnef
inrmauon resve 10 sire style OF hnsn ana pIces esn,
by Addressing the subscriber. be furnst "a WIN
containing particulars n-f -" 10y -