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LADY WISHING TO JOIN HER FRIENDS IN
"A California wishes situation with family sons thsr.
spanish. The sarsast reference given Address
Mrs. ptoa, Herald onice
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Genln,s Proverblal succcss ln Hitting the

eer ton 10 invited TO the superior articles in the
tnrut hing apartment GREEN'S shirt No.
Actor House. The stock includes variety under
shrt drawer De Jonye ties, oravlts gloves half hose
dressing robes shirt studs and sleeve and
etfsrwie; handkerchefs, supcnaers canes umbrellas,
dreaming cases travelling shaws 6e imported for the fall
49, winter trade The prices moderate and the sssor
neat ureQualled
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INFORMATION or WILLIAM O'BRIES, ny HIS
His Brjga,; he left Liverpool September for America
Ar ior.ticn concerning hin viii be thankfully received
~ ilism John Browns ofvanbrunt street Soat5 Brsst
Jyr, nd door.
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con WILL DE PAID TO ANY PERSON WHO WILL
p<O procure the subscriber situation In any light
speetsbc business At which he could earn liyng vrltes
good hand, and quick figures Is acquainted with the
liquor business and would devote his undivided attention
his employers interest City references and security given
ADD ress J.. " L., Herald Nee.
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SPORTING, &C.

USoR gAIr-klSG CHARLES SpANifi D3.S, ~
FRAN1Z HUM, shoemaker, 81 Washirs 'cn strea'
IIolnA ef,-n anr q
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A SITUATION WANTED, by A EESPECTABLE
IA young girl rs chanbernsid and waiter to tako
II ekdren or 10 PLATA sowing. Cn we recommend
CD Apply Ut 81 West Twentychth street, tour6 i,cr
frurtr uOln
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AN EDUCATED 0EHTLxHAN DESIRES A sITUA.
"A tiea IN aaw once 40 write. eopys and - whatever
sArry until perfect fasfae cn to tho vAlue Of
vices 10 renssved hddrsss Chssiss r. IT,, Herald Wee
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A YOUNG WOMAN. TWENTY SEVEN YEARS OF
~ aae, who has learned her trade in and
@orkcd in the shop year AFTER y.
wies to 80 into shop three months under
10 do plain sewing ia private family Inquire
DAILY, lIG Aadison street, reer builling.
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A RESpTcrADLE YOUNG WOMAN VANS !,
- s.1Gatien - cham ernaia waiter ha geno-
r Lou escrk &c nnaH private family. take III CHI
erer plHn wing Good tity rscruneo given Cali
J. reg, three days
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, WITH FRESH
IA brs asst Of milk wants baby TO wet at her
house Please call at 20 Hamilton avenue in the dry goods
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WAETED-A SITUATION, NY PROGRESSED COOK,
Who thoroughly unSerstsnds her business AMI DO
w*h from her Inst pnce In this city Gail
~ Sath avenue, or two doors above Twenty rrs
strest, foy two DAYS. ~ $3.50 49,
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TnE DrAcOS's Cow. The Cayuga Chi

The DEAcoN's Cow. The Cayuga Chief
is responsible for the following:-..
While Standing in The Court Room the
oihor day We looked for moment upon the
side Judges. How few ciphers j, lake 10
fill bench with 100 judges. Messrs. Til.
ford aud Post are both liquor men, and both
sign Licenses. Why not select counterfeit.
ers for side judges, so as 10 have that fra.
ierniiy tried by friends !? License signing
men to have a voice in judgmeu, on the
violation Of liquor sellers.
That Tlliod is deacon. Once, this same
deacon, aud captain we wot Of, meeting
a, a tavern, in,en, upon enjoymen, Of the
good things oflhis world, concluded to have
a time on milk punch-whereupou, milk
being scarce they started for the cow.yard
with The dish. After long time spent in
the pursuit the Capt. gave up in dispair-
he couldn't get drop. He then took his
position a, the horns, and The deacon, san.
guine Of success took his place. After a
long trial he too, gave up in despair, and
the mellow couple returned TO the bar.Toom
al their III success. II is due 10
the character Of the cows 10 say, iha, the
heifer so faithfully milked by both OF them
for their milk punch, was a Two year old
steer! ... .....
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An EXAMPLE. America is moi so power
iul yet rs Spain was three centuries ago.
SPAN rose, noreover, as America has Gone,
through the reign ct free institutions. She
Eel! by entering on course OF policy simi.
lar 10 lha, which is now proposed oy Amer.
lea. So long as Spain honored her labor,
and made war only in a just cause, so long
she prospered; bu, when she len, hel
sword TO wanion conquest, and took 10 liv'
ing on the spoils af captured nations. she
began Immediately 10 decline. II is peg
nanl warning. A great law lies at the
hear, of Spain's decline. Tha, law is, thai
If either nations or individuals neglec, pro-
duc;ive industry, aud seek 10 shine by un
lawful gains, they inevitably so 10 ruin.-
Phild. Ledger.
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S-Henry Ward Beecher ,hrs refers in
the Ihdepenanl 10 the Tribune's suggestion,
lha, he be sent 10 Congress -
"Eguiroeai Honor Declined. The Tlib-
une last Saturday. in reply 10 private let.
Ter asking lis advice on the matter, recon-.
mends iha, we be nominated for Congress,
elected and sep,; aud when that shall be
done lha, we 30.
/, may no, be modest for Us 10 decline
before we are really asked. Bu, such Ell
forts will cetiairly be love's labor lost. IL
The people wish Us TO be President OF these
United States, we should be disposed 10
accep, that, Aud we fancy iha, there will
be new times in Washington Guy after
our inaueual shall have been pronounced.
Had the proposal 10 go TO Congress pro-
ceeded from the American Board OF Mis-
sions, there would have been grave reasons
for considering il, We doubt whether they
have a harder field in all Healhendom !;
nor yet field where the Gospel is more
needed.
But, Tor mere political reasons, 10 back.
slide from the pulpi, into Congress, is a 1T.
tie 100 long a slide FOR the first venture. We
beg to decline in ADVANCE
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BinnISG UP. If tho u. States persevere
in their presen, policy Of standing forever in
the market with pocket full Of cash, and
exhibiting to the world a nervous ankle
" to purchase oil tho land they can buy for
the love Of money,--they may be sure Of
two things, they will never have anything
ofyalue girai 10 them. Territories that do
no, know how to take care Of themselves,
or are too poor TO do It viii be the chief re-
cruits that will Voluntarily join us.
And such perpetual bidding for neighbor.
inc property win also raise its price immea.
sureahly. Instead Of getting il for nothing,
rs wo might BY waiting, il will DO trumped
PIP. IA was worthless tract lately bongh,
OF Mexico, and rs Cuba 10 now being by our
offers Of hundred, or two hundred millious,
more or less. We do not want more terrific
w but We did, the way our country is
pursuing ia not the way to GOT it. What
broker, but olr government, has 80 little
shrewdness as unwarily 10 inform propri-
stor Of stocks or land, introductory TO an OF
for for them. that he thinks very highly OF
them that in fact they ore invaluable,
quito necessary 10 his happiness and weliare'
Would this be good method for obtaining
them ii o fair piieel Would it DO AUDI
cious course to get them as any rute'
YET this 10 just What weare doing with re-
spect TO Mexico and Spain. We ate first
giving o factiti,ious value and importance 10
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10. Sanlnlu 10 SaRu.

Nv BELOVED WIFE; Henry c. Wright Is n
humhug. All his new tangled notions about
marriage are bosh. Fancy definitions on
This subject are absurd. A husband is a
married mana wiio is married woman, and
wedlcck is the bond which unites them.
This is the whole story. There are good
and bad husbands, and god and bad wives,
Just as there arc good and bad brothers and
sisters but neither in marriage nor in any
thing else below stars are We to look for
perfection. ITO err is human" | fiat
ter myself that you and I, my dear Sally,
have our little weaknesses, like other peo'
pie but somehow we jos on very nicely to-
seiher, unless we got our he,ds turned by
some inpracicable and ridiculous theory,
have no fear but We shall Away love each
other. and DO happy.
Your aiiectiOnate husband, SAMMY.
Thus endeth tho correspondence. The
lat time we saw our worthy friends, Sammy
aud Sally, thoy were rs loving as il they had
Just entered upon their honey moon. Indeed,
but fas the presence Of half dozen little
Sammys and Sallys.who were doing lhe'Pa''
and MA" business on rather an extensive
scale, we should have believed such 10 be the
Ec..z-Ner York Leader,
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FOR SALE,
FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS.
y. And other Valuable Real Estate.

And other Valuable Heat Estate. q
ISJyHE folawiag Described llaal txiass, eompris.
i Jag Aouso I ,oas,I aud o,i,er property eligibly
situated Intbe yllases of Saro and t'iddeiord,
wiiIbci sold by IRE propric'ors,at prices aud on
terms favorable 10 purchasers: .lasa x
p The House LOS, about 400 IN number, are
principally situated in Saco, between tho Rail.
road Depots OF Bidceford and Saco-a portion OF
Them above the Railroad, aud portion below, IN
a pleasant and healthy location, ana commanding
ceousy situated for the residence Of persons hav.
ing business ia either Saco or Blddeiord, beng
within six minutes walk Of Main street, and Pep
perell Square. and rye minutes walk OF the Ma.
chine Sbop and Cotton Mills Of the Laconia, Pep
perell and Water Power Corporations OF Bidde-
ford. A substantial Bridge, 37o feet ony and ~
feet wide, resting granite per- an WIN side
walks, has been built across inc eaeo hNei, mus
them within three minutes walk of Snitb's Cur
ner. From this bridge street Is gaued TO the
Railroad Crossing on Water street, which will be
extended 10 Buxton Road. Other streets have
been laid out, extending along the margin OF the
Saco River, aud to Water street.
The newroad recently land out by The County
Commissioners, extending into me country from
Saco, will iniersect win Mafsei s'reet, when
passes across the above described bridge TO Biddc.
ford. .
Besides the lots before mentioned, the proprie.
tors have a dozen or more house lots for sale, on
Springs Island, contiguous To the bridge, and
within two minutes walk Of the workshops and
mills on said island On one oil the lots Is new
Cottage house with stable, which will be sold
with the lot. .is u,
They will sell also, in lots OF from one TO five
acres, as may be wanted, tract OF land adjoining
that which j. reserved Tor house lots. Said tract
IN 10 plA
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Valuble Real Estate for Sale.

A FARM In Alfred, pleasantly situated in good
"a, neighborhood, mile and o half from The VII.
lage. on the Western side Of Shaker Pond, which
forms its Eastern boundary. II con,ain. sBout 900
acres Of land, under good state Of cnliivsoe rs
Of which j, covered with valuable growth. The
fences are mostly sioae wan.' rHIa s"il''J
Upon said farm BE- "a substantial Two story l.
house, with woodshed, cariage.house, grsnary,
&c, attached lso, two barns, one 70 by a, the
other 30 by 40, oil in good repair. The farm yields
in common years hay sufficient TO hll The barns,
aud has ubundsni PasturSge and wsis, The
buildings and land sufficient for go.d fam, or the
whole will be sold, ms best suits the purchaser,
and terms of payment made easy. For iurher
particulars inquire Of the owner on the pnmsss.
''- NATHAN DANE.
III Alfred, April 25ih, 1854. l7--3w
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House fSrSaIc.

THE large two story building situated on SUN.
Col. John Tpllon. Said house was BULL inpt III
most sobstantm manner ofthe best inatt fiais snr
y " syefy pecpcgi ttstrnbs, bSssS, ~ IL isyei
divided into four ienemenis, oil Of them separate
sndevery way eonvenicnt, end FrnAing on a. nv.
erage OF s75 each, ls location 10 hssHhy. and be.
Ing only few moments walk ,irom the business
sireets, makes II desirable place OF rerldeSee -
For particulars az 10 price and ,jerms, spplyie
ZIG Wv az ~ JOHN. L. TRAFTOE,
who occupies one OF tho iensnsnts.s tJpo1p
Biddciord, May lst, 1854. "a l8-nbi
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o. Sdlly 10 Sammy.

DEAREST HuDBY Come home, and let me
kiss YOU What foo! was to write such
silly letters! But our old maid neighbor,
Miss Pheho Strougmind, has been reading
10 me Henry q. Wri.ht's book on Mar
rage, which describes wife as the incarna.
ton of God to hOr husband, and husband
rs the incarnation Of God TO his wife. This
sounded very pretty, and ! thought you
ought to have the same feeling yourself.
But see now It is al fudge, and am sorry
had no, your common sense TO know this
at q glance. Your repentant Wife,
SALLY.
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z. Sailg 10 Sanlnlu.

NV DEAR SAN: am persuaded that no
man can be n true husband unless he consid-
era his wife to be the incarnation of God (;
and tha. no woman can be o true wife, who
does not consider her husband to be-ditio,
II they thus look upon each Other they are
married, and will always agree otherwise,
they are no, married, and will always differ
Yours incarnatOly.
SAIIp
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Valuable House for Sale!

YNHE Subscrib Z offers for sale, or in exchange
i for mner propery,lhe large and comfortable
dwelling h"Ii>. in which he formerly lived sit.
ualed on the corner Of South and KOssuth SIS.
The house is in complete repan convenient in,
its arrangements, and very pleasantly ',catcd
and has large aud excellent garden nila 'hr. :
well stocked with choice and thriving iiui trees,
strawberries, raspberries, gCoscberries, &c, &c.
This offer isworth the attention Of any man who
may wish TO secure first class residence in this
fourishing village. ID. l.. SOMES.
Biddelord, Feb. !, 1871. 4. .. Off
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no one suffering from haeknied Cough, Pain In the
SIDE restless nights, nervous feelings and the whole
train Of dyspeptic sensations aud given up by their
physician. lie another moment without consulting the
ESCULAPIUS. Have the married, or those about Ia
be married, any impeachment, read this truly useful
book, MS II has been the means Of saving thousands Of
creatures from lie very jaws of death.
1rAny persons ending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed IN letter will receive one copy Of this work
by mail, five copies will be sent for one dollar.
Address, (post paidD DR.. WIN. YOUNG,
ly25 No. l52 Spruce ST., Philadelphia
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a S,tl,inln 10 ISnll,i

My DEAR WIFE As no two persons in
the world are ''of one mind" and as woman
rarely has the same mind more than half an
hour, it is evident, according to your views,
that there is no such Thing as marriage, i
mako bold, nevertheless, to differ from you
10 opinion, aud to subscribe myself yet again,
Your aiIeclionatc husband,
SAMMY
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4. SaNu 10 Sammy

Mr. DEAR HusBlNp' am glad to find you
reasonable. Marriage, in my opinion is the
union Of q man and woman in the bond Of
wedlock. as iOng as they are ofoRe mind.
g. How can two walk loeether," rs the Scrip
ture saith, "pnless they he agIoedp
Your conditional wife,
SALLY.
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a. SaB,u, 10 Sallu.

My DEAR SAL: am not such concoited
blockhead rs to look upon either you or my
self as the "'incarnation OF God" being sat
jsGed to know that you are the sweetest OF
little wives, and myself the happiest OF hns'
bands. iouIs lovingly,
NANNY
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/. Sally 10 Sammy.
Q. !Saumu 10 Salfp.

MYDEAR WIFE; In reply to your singu-
lar note, beg to say, firstly. that neither
man nor womsn has the right 10 pop silly
questions; and. secondly, that If you have
not found out what marriage Is, after living
fourteen years as my wife, and hearing me
len children Including the ,wins,l am una
BE to Tell YOU.
Your aaectionate husband,
SAMMY.
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OYSTERS! 0YSTERS!!

N L. T0PPAN respectfully Informs bis friends
Ds and the public, that he i constaniIy supplied
with the choicest Oysters that can be found In
the market. lie can supply hotels, and families
sPeriially solicited and promptly attended TO.
9 Apply y No, ,, Factory Island Block. Saco.
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g lSnlLn fn ,SrnlniiI.

My DEAR SAMMY To intimate that my
question was silly, ia unworthy OF man and
a husband, which shows that you do not love
me as you ought, and, therefore, that we
ore not truly married. Yours, logically,
SALLY.
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4. Sammy 10 Sally.

Dearest SALLY lf calling your question a
sensible one, instead of giving il the right
name, will reoonstituie our bond ofmarriage,
! trust you viii allow me the liberty OF sign
Ing myself, as before,
Your adecliOnato husband,
SAMMY
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.elodeons, Seraphines,
REED ORGANS.

TINE subscriber has received the exclusive
Il agency Of Saco and BiddeivId for the sale
Of the above named instruments, manufactured
by B. +. Tobin Il Co. Nashua n. II. They are
combined with The valuable principle of CAR
HARRIS PATENT, which for elegance of man.
uiaclure and unri'aled beauty Of tone, render
them the most desirable instrument in use.
Prices according to style and finish, from $40 TO
$50. Those wishing Tor Instruments e respect.
fully solicited TO call at No AS Cults Island, Saco,
and also at the residence Of Rev. j. Hubbard,
corner Of Hill and Pool Sis, B,ddclord, and cx.
anime an assortment of4, 4! and ocaves.
Il. NJ HOBBS.
Saco, Feb 3, 1854. .. IA 5tf
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Rates of Fare for Through Ticket:

boat. leave Bufrho at go rS for Cleveland, Mum
Throagh Tickets msde FOOD kr the season can bs
proeared n No. 4 BaoAp srsrEr. t2nd door from
stsie street or 1.-THE Northern and Western Through
Ticket Once, Fitobborr S,sih %, Cuuseway street.
ly30 NJ. l.. RAY, Thoogh Ticket Ageni.
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On the housekeeping principle no longer we III go;
On the high pressure system we'll move
The former belongs 10 an age that Is past
The latter 10 one that we love.
Then crack on the steam let the business wheels
No longer in hardness roll
For we 1--we the air Of The ileelest sieed
Not the pace oil tue sluggish mole.
We've accordingly planned on the largest scale,
To meet the demands of our trade;
For none shall go of without good fit,
And none without being well paid
We've bought the best goods the market affords,
And can irea' you to anything new; Il.
From the finest Calf Boot Of Genllemen's wear,
To the pretlest of Ladies' Shoe.
Letih ,ocsin then ring from the sea TO the rock,
That Ross has charms for the eye;
His Boots aud his Shoes will keep out the cold,
And allure one always TO buy.
q. K. ROSS g. CO.,
." Liberty Street. Biddeford. Me.
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PATENTS.

...t WASHINGTON. '.'
No. 76 State st., opposite Kilby st.. Boston.
IMPoRTANT INFORMATION to INVENTORS.
Il The Subscriber ate Agent Of the u. s. Patent az
fee, u.der tho Act Of 1850 determined to present
advantages In applying for PATENTS superior "a these
offered inventors BY others, has made arrangements
whereby on applications prepared and conducted by
him, THRU Y DOLLARS (Rs;ead Of IwEETr, -
paid back by oihes,) will be Iemled by him ~ case
Of niIufe to obtain patent, aud the withdrawal thro'
him WITHIN thirty days amer the rejection. Caveats,
specifications Assignments, hid all necessary papers
aud drawings, for procuring patents IN hs and ofeign
countries prepared, and advice rendered on legal and
scientific matters respecting Inventions, and infringe
ments Of patents. ..F.t f .... ..l ....
Inventors cannot only here obtain their specification
the most reasonable terms buie avail themselves
Of the experience oi 30 years practice, an extensive
library Of legal and mechanical works, and correct
counts of patents granted In this AND other e"anire
besides being saved journey Ia Washington, the usual
greIt delay there as well ne all personal trouble In OBJ
tanning their Copies OF any patent furnished BY remit
ting -osK doiiaI.-assignments recorded nj Washing.
ton. X. VI. EDDY, Solicitor ef Patents.
D During the time occ Ipisd the office Of Co,nns
sionet Of Patents, Il. II. EDDY, Esa. Of Boston did
business at the Patent Office solicitor Of Patents.
There were few fany persons acting that capacity
who had so much business before the Patento hieej
and there were none who conducted u with more
skill, fidelity and success. regard MI Eddy n one
OF the best Informed and most skilhl Patent Solicit
ors IN the v. s., have no hesitation IN assuring In
ventors that they cannot employ person more com.
petent and trustworthy, an tmore capable OF putting
Iy and favorable COOS idsraiion The Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE, Lat, C'"~is.is1o Of Patsnt'.
" "PATENT OrrrE,
ar. II. Eddy, Esq, Boston, Mast.
"Sir;-Yonr facilities Tor the prosecution OF amy
business connected with this ONCE. equal to those
oflny other agent. nm very respectfully yoTrs, &C.
49, "TIIOMAs EwBANK. Com. OF Patents"
Boston, September Is, 1853. %. ly32 ..f
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What Ia Marriage !?

A new book has just boon published IN
Bos,on under tho title Of |" Marriage and
Parontage, !" The author is HenyC c. Wright.
A large portion of the work -, devoted t. q
series of letters on the subpci Of marriage:
The epis.olary parties are husband apd wife
Their style ofwriling (as in such cases made
and proyidedl 10 slip sh0d and sentimental.
IL ia plain at a glance that tho writer knows
nothing about love, though we believe he Is
more or lsss married. ''He wants the pa,a.
raj touch" But il IL not cur purpose 70 play
the critic. We allude to the book only ior
the purpose orintroducinst our readers the
following letters, which recently passed be-
tween two of our friends, and which We con-
slider to be far more interesting than any
thing in Mr.. Wright's dreary pages. We
know not how to account for 1t, but the TACT
Is, that married people seem to take pecu-
lier pleasure in communicating to us their
secrets. They are constantly depositing their
private correspondence in our hands. as if
instead Of man, me were a post'oaico
But to the letter in question. Here then are,
verbatim Ct Hierdtia
]. Sally 10 Sammy.
Ny DK,R HUsBANn: Women have a
right to pop questions, rs we'll as men. An
aver me this, then: Whati is marriage,
Your inquiring wife,
SALLY.
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Gas stock.

THE Subscription Book for stock In the saeoa nd Did
! deford Gas Light Company 10 open nc the Manu-.
facturer's Bank in Saco. Those wishing TO subscribe
or stock in the Company do by calling upon the
ubscriber at the above named Bank. r
I. sCAMMoN, Treasurer.
saco, July 23d, 1859. 26lf