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Ton, New York, or Philadelphia, and II is IN
tended there shall be proporhonate display
OF American products Of every description, and
Of every variety of material, and for whatever
purpose they may be wrougt. " Now, Y. ye
manufacturers, mechanics, artzans, or trades
men, whatever your trade may be, or Whele
ever in this great nation you may be locateo'
say unto you, one and all, come up 10 ms
great exhibition, and We that cannot come sehd'
yea, send some evidence your skill, 10 snow
the rulers of this great nation that you are moi
whit behind any people upon the face OF the
earth. The reputation which you have estab-
lished all over the world is at stake; SO, there
fore, fail not, send forward the fruits OF your
lab, r, and consumale skill, ample samples Of
every kind that this great and mighty building
may be filled, and not only filled, but that there
shall not be room within tito contain the a
bundance We shall send cit is a well estab-
llshed fact, that all public exhibitions of the
skill OF manufactures and mechanics, impress
the public fayoraby, and induces them to use
articles of American fabrication. and advertIses
the articles exhibited in the only true way,
that IS, by showing the article itself, so there
can be no mistake about tit, as II shows empha-
tically what il is, and makes an impression that
is not soon obliterated, and is of more advan-
,age to the manufacturer or artisan, than whole
columns of advertisements, or quires of hand
bills, as people soon forget what they read, !"
but what they see is often long remembered.


ENCOURAGEMENT.


Not all are SO forgetful, EDS.


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MEssRs. EDIroRs | noticed some days
since, your remarks in relation TO bathing, and
a bathing establishment, and from all sides
hear expressed surprise that there should not
be. in our city, eommodous, neat, cheap and
we'll conducted establishment OF the kind-an
establishment properly got up, and properly
conducted, would be public blessing, and could
not fail to renumerate abundantly the proprie-
tor of it,


Meantime, an admirable substitute can be
found in the tasty and convenient chamber
shower baths, just received, and offered for
sale by Mir. c. w. BOTHER, JR., at his furni
ture ware rooms on the avenue. These baths
have but recently been introduced at the north,
and already manufacturers of them are turning
them out in thousands. In Massachusetts.
they are in almost universal use, and are fast
making their way into warmer climates, where





their efficacy is, if possible, more fully aPpre-
ciated than at the north. The bath, as have
before remarked, is neat, and occupies but lit
tie room in the bed chamber; requires no case;
easy of adjustment; and is sold at price that
places it within the reach of persons of mode
rate incomes. To individuals OF weak and
nervous temperament, this bath IS priceless
gift, and cannot be too highly eulogsed.


A small part Of the money, squandered on
g fire water," which destroys not only the bo-
dy, but the soul, will place in convenient
form, every morning and evening, and in ones
bed chamber too, pure ,oater bath, the free
use of which cleanses and supports the outer
man; fits him better to discharge the duties of
life, and conducting, in wonderful degree, to
calm and resigned state of the mind.


COLD WATER


MEssRs EDITORS: | see by your valuable
little journal that Won arc plpdoed IN cuctain