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Bowen's Patent Sewing Machines
The different styles of Sewing Machines are so
numerous that it is matter of no little in
convenience to the person or persons who wish
to purchase to make selections-each separate
patentee claiming for his machine advantages
over all other competitors. To that class of
people, of limited means, however, who hesitate
about investing their money in a cheap ma
chine, and who suppose that because machine
is selling at price which places 1t within the
reach of ALL that its merits its capacity to do
good work is hardly feasible; to those who are
laboring under that impression, we suggest the
propriety of calling and examining the machine
whose name heads this article, and if w. B.
COLEMAN, tho gentlemanly agent, does not
demonstrate to certainty that good double
thread machine can be purchased for the nomi-
nal sum of $95, that is capable of doing as
good work as any $75 or 800 machine, we will
forfeit the price Of any one in the market.
BowES's Patent Sewing Machine is now con-
ceded to be superior to any other now in
the market, at the price, and equal to any sold
for double that amount. It is useless for us to
eulogize upon the superior merits of this ma
chine, but would simply suggest to those an
ticipating the immediate purchase of sewing
machine, to apply i" proprid persona to W. B.
COLEMAN, No. Burnet House Building, on
Third street, near Vine, where the merits of
the machines will be properly explained.
No Lady who makes any pretensions
to true gentility, is insensibls to the advan.
tages of a neat and elegant exterior. Indeed,
the chaste and lovely character of the female
mind is land has always been) evidenced by
the attention paid by Ladies to the agreeable
duties of the toilet. This has been so in all
ages, and we know that the same character
istic of the sex prevails everywhere in our
own day. Different tastes may prevail as to
dress and ornament, but no diversity of sem
timent exists among the honored Ladies of
our happy country as to the importance of a
clear and youthful complexion, soft and
transparent skin, luxuriant and beautiful
hair, and being refreshed by the aroma of a
thousand flowers. Hence they hail with the
most sincere delight every addition that may
be made to the number of their toilet pre-
parations, because such additions contribute
materially to their happiness, by enabling
them to give external evidence of the innate
love of the beautiful, which constitute 80
prominent feature of their chaste and low
able minds.
We are by no means surprised, therefore, to
hear that the new establishment for the sale
of preparations for the Toilet, at No. 246
MAIN STREET, under the management of Mr..
GEORGE W. Brown, is daily thronged by the
Ladies of Cincinnati, Covington, Newport,
and the country round on both sides of the
Ohio; for here they find not only all kinds of
Toilet and Medicinal Preparations, but the
very best that have ever been offered to the
Ladies Of this or any other country.
Burnett's Cocoaine.--Messrs. JOSEPH
BURNETT & Co., Boston, are the well-known
manufacturers of this celebrated article for the
hair, which is now fully established in its
popularity and recommended by physicians
and chemists through the United States. Mr..
BuRNETT's abilities as chemist have enabled
him to produce compound, combining the
properties of the Cocoa-Nut Oil, with peculiar
vegetable tonic sufficiently to preserve and pro-
mote the healthy growth of the hair, at the
same time that it is unequaled as an article for
the toilet Taunton Gazette.
One of the best Picture establishments
in the city, is at 12O West Fourth street. BALL
& THOMAS, the proprietors, are celebrated art
lists.