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~The Bangor Wing publishes the fol.

~The Bangor Wing publishes The fol-.
lowing extracts scented BY a correspondent, ::
For our own part, we take this opportuni.
~ Of expressing our hearty delight q, the
suppression Of the Protestant chapel in
Rome. This may be thought in,oerant,
but when, we would ask, did we ever
profess 10 be tolerant OF Professionalism, or
favor the doctrine that Professionalism ought
TO DO tolerated. On the contrary, we hate
Proiestantism-we detes, il with our whole
heart ond soul, and we pray our aversion
10 II may never decrease. We hold II meet
that in the Eternal City no worship repug-
nant 10 God should be tolerated, and we
are sincarely glad tina, the enemies OF truth
are no longer allowed TO meet together in
capital Of the Christian world.-Piitsbrg
Catholic Tisi,or, IsIs.
No good government, can exist without
religion and there can lie no religion
without an Inquisi,ion, which is wisely
designed for the promotion and protection
of the true kai,h.-Boston Pilot.
You ask IL he the Pope We're lord in
the land, and you were in a minority, IL
not in numbers, yet in power, what would
90 10 TO you! That, we say, would entire
ly depend upon circumstances. IL II
wonld benefit the cause o! catholicism, he
would tolerate you,.if expedient he would
imprision you, Danish you, fine you, pos
sibly he might even hang you-bu,, be as
sured Of one thing; he would never toler-
ale you for the sake Of tho GLORIOUS
principles" Of civil and religious liberty
r ambler. ed. - FL. !
Professionalism OF every form has not, and
never can have any rights, where Catholic
ity Is iriumphant.-Brornson's Quarterly
Rerietr.
Let US dare to assert the truth in the face
of tho lyiag world, and instead OF pleading
for our Church ut the bar OF the State,
summon the State itself 10 plead a: the bar
Of the Church, its divinely constituted
judge.-ibid. .... ....
Inever think Of publishing anything in
regard to the Church, without submitting
my articles 10 the Bishop for inspection, APP
prevail and endorsement -IJ.d.
Idcclare my most unequisocal submis.
sion 10 the Head Of the Church, and 10 the
hierarchy in its different or,,ers. IL the
Bishops make declaration on this bill. I
never would be heard speaking agains, Il.
but would submit at once, uneauivocally,
TO THAI decision. They have only 10 de.
eide, aud they close my mau;h; they have
only 10 determine and obey. i wish j,
TO BE- understood that such is the duty Of
all Ca,holics.-Daniei o. Conneil, ist3,
Heresy aud unbelief arc crimes and in
Christian countries, as in Italy and Spain,
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A ca IL d.

The undersigned desire TO return their thanks 10
those employed in the different Rooms under their
direction in the Peppcrell Mills, for the valuable
Presents received from them on Monday last.
Such an expression Of their good will is TO US a
source Of much PRIDE and qualification. We beg
Of them 10 accept from Us our most hearty thanks
Tor their kindness and generosity with the assur-
ance that this expression of their good feeling will
long be remembered by us. t
JOHN n. ALLEN, Silver Pitcher and Goblet.
SIMEON GOODWIN, Gold Fob Chain.
DAVID BUCK Gold Fob Chain. ...
CYRENUS FIELD, Silver Cake Basket.
JERE. q. AKERMAN, Silver Cake Basket,
and Goblet.
WM H0RRIBIN. Giraudole, &c.
JOSIAH SPRING, Silver Spoons.
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THAT STANDARD MEDICINAL ARTICLE, the
VEsETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM, for Coughs,
Colds aud Consumption. il recommended and
used by many physicians. We have long used il
in our Elmilics and recommend, il to Others with
benefit. II needs no other recommendation than
that il is so Cabinet,
~ H.
For sale in Bddeford by J. Sawyer; Saco, by
j. A. Berry Price % cenis-Larger size Sl00.
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Corn AND Flour. More than one half of the
entire Stock of Corn and Flour in the village, is
now in the Stores owned and occupied by john
GILrArRic, which he offers TO sell at New York
prices, expenses adGed. The entire stock having
been purchased before the recent rise, his profit is
already anticipated merchants from the Country
will find il foe their interest TO call, Us his prices
hereafter will be SO low as TO entirely put in the
shade all attempts 10 compete with him on prices
Saco, Dec. 25, 1851. So
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X rNoEDY YES


NE. KENNEDY, Of Roxbury, has discovered IN one 4
wi our common pasture weeds remedy that cures Nv
TO common Pmpe. lie has utsi q In over slsvsn hun
rei cases. and never failed except In two. lie has ns~
In hr possession oAer two hundred eerhcates ofIts vius
all within twenty miles Of Boston. } ID ny h
Two bottles warranted to nursing ssre msuh.
One to thres bottles will care the vert Kind " papies
ON the face. ,.. 80. y, -,
gs. TO three bottles viii clear the system Of b,ies
Two bottles are warranted 10 cure the worst eanks
the mouth and stomach. .
Three to five bottles are warranted 10 cure the vUS
cases ~ sTyIpelas.
One to bottles are warranted 10 ssse all tsmos b
the eyes tIII. a a,
Two bottle. are warranted to cure running m Nc esn
and blotehes In the hair. ID Id sI.I .uyg
-Four six bottles are warranted 10 cure csrrupt ana
running ulcers. go - - 80 = t.
One bottle viii cure seaiy eruption. Of tho skin.
Two 70 Three bottles are warranted cure tho wcrA
Two to three bottles are wsaAeA cure the MOS des.
perate cases Of rhev.laiisn. - 80, =, a,
Thr<s 20 six botiles are warranted TO cure fa rheun
scrcfula. 80 .--T-.
benefit Is always experienced from the rs, bottle ana
perfect cure warranted when the above quantity q taxed
To those who subject to srk headache, sne hottie
viii always cure It, II gives great relief In catsrh am
dizziness. Some who have taken II have been cosvs 10
years. and have been regulated by H. Where the body II
sound works quito easy, bat where there any derag-.
ment Of the functions Of natnre viii causs very nrusr
feelings, but you must not be aannc they siways dis
appear In hon four daystoa wick There never bed
you will kel yourself Nike new person. 4 hav hasf
some Of the most extravagant encnlums Of 4 that
nan listened TO. .ri'a ..Es f' -
No change Of diet ever necessary. ~. ,iliSgA-.s
RoxBrRr, Sept. 10, 1883. "a ,
This IL TO esrtUy that H. H. Hoy, Druggist, Post -
tand. 70 ths dsiysastAori,sd Gsrsyai Aysnt Jyr NJ
Medical diseouery for t State ef Mafns, aadfAafAs
Is supplied pih the genuine, direct oys MY Lskosi-
ton - II. DONALD ikHKNHDY.t'
Agents, james awyer, II. H., and Messrs parcher
Co., Biddefori TristramGiman, Sacoj Enoc. .susss
Kennebunkport; sIlas Derby Aifrcdi and by MeiiciA
dealers everywhere. lao !.
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NOTICE.

nR. Up. GRANT, informs nll indebted 10 him
~ for medical services that his outstanding nc.
counts must ~ settled without delay. Iii, books,
during the month Of Jan'y, will be found al ID. L.
Miehell's Drug Shop, Saeo, formeHy =. l.. Good.
the cash, or give motto. Those who arc unable
TO pay II they will signify their inability sha
ceve receipt. After the expiration VI January
The accounts will be placed In other hands iof nd.
jistincnt. I
DIR. Grant returns his thanks for past patronage,
and il ready ut all times 10 attend Ia tho profess.
ionaI wans.o either Old Of new callers. 0aoe
over Shannon's store, opposite Saco House, Saco
Residence, Pleasant street, opposite Epscopa,
Church. 30 t, 4 ~, ~ n
December q, 1854. W - 6w5i
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NJ A r r LAG Els.

y N-N7~ = = - w = N~O'O'N~N~---~0N7O-.
In Kennebunkport, Dec 81, by Kinsman Atkinson ESQ
Mr. Payson T. HUFF TO Miss Mary J. Hutchins, both o.
Kennebunkport.
In York. Dec. o. by Rev. Mr.. Knight Mr.. Jas. s. Tap
ley to Miss Maryi Ann Simpson, both OF York.
In Sandown, ~ H., Mr.. Benz Keen. Jr., OF Kittery
Me 10 Miss Eliza Ann Green OF 3.
In Portland, Dec. 25th, Mr.. Geo. w. wallingford Of
Kennebunk, to Mrs. Mary r. Pettengil, OFF.
In Kennebunk, Jan. LIST, Mr.. William Smith Of Boston
to Miss Mary U. l.. Junkins Of X.
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All the Nos, from 10 7,JO0, are written on
picc, Of paper about one inch square, and Thea
each No. is carefully rolled up and put into quilts
out OF sight; then all the prizes are written OUT IN
FULL put on like piece 0f paper, and put into
auls out of sight then the quilts, containing the
800 Nos, are put into box, md all tic quilts
containing pr yes Ia the amount Of 1914 are put ln-
to another box then seven men orc chosen by the
company 10 determine what Nos are entitled 10
presents. One man then draws No. from tho
box containing the numbers Of tho tickets, while
another man draws u No from the prize box
The irst man calls his No, the other man calls the
prize. Two other men nre chosen TO look on 10
see irthey are correct then man Is chosen TO
look on the recorder TO see that he Is right, and
in this manner the whole thing % dcteimlned.-.
Every few minutes the quilts arc stirred up, and
the whole company sits md sees The presents thus
disposed Of All Is honestly done, and any nIe
not satisfied that il is honest, their money shall %
refunded. 80,
All orders addressed TO me, nj Bijdeford, (poss
paid') will receive prompt a' RnIFIis SMALL
The above scheme was published in The adyef.
Using columns Of the Union and Journal, Blddc
ford, Dec. Is, 1851, accompanied by an Eilioral
notice, from which we make the following extraet
GIFT ENTERPRISE. -
We publish among our advertisements today
the programme Of a Gin Enterprise, which has
been arranged by one OF our shrewdcst business
mon and wiihal, very clever fellow, and one
who will come fully up 10 the marx Ia all things
he promises. We DO not advise people To indulge
in practical experiments In the science
Of chances, but, u they will do 10, We would
recommend that they paironize home institutions,
Instead of sending their favors TO the geicp.npof
the magnificent schemes arranged ny New YORK
people, and advertised In conspicuous letters IN
some Of the religious papers published 10 neigh.
boring city. This is our advice. SinaIls Gin
Enterprise will he conducted pccorling TO tho
published distribution; and on more honorable
princ piles than those New YORK Glit EntspriscS'
which have been 80 conspicnonsly advertised 10
atorn its advertising columns. ...sI N
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d L A Il II s .

In this town, Dec. H. stillman D. Emery, aged . yrs
o months. ." -
In this town, Srd inst, James, Son Of James HodgiOn,
aged IL years.
In Lyman, 27th ult., Mrs. Maria, wife Of Mr.. Joseph
Drown, aged 81 years.
In Kenuebunk, Dec IS, Mr. Daniel shackiey, aged 90
years, being the Oldest person In town.
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A CAR ID

The undersigned returns his thanks 10 the Ladies
in his department for their beautiful New Years
Present, consisting Of a GoLD' FoB CHAM
For this mark OF respect, please accept my best
wishes, that hearts thus generous may long beat
with the pulsations Of life. A. w. PAGE.
Laconia Mills, Jan. 3 1855
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The "New Year" diiHt end with January LIST,
{ we may Judge from the rush for Presents, at
SHAW g. CLAKK'S. l-lw
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BRIGHTON ,,ARKEr.-Thur,a.v. n.

BRIGHTON MARKET.-Thursday Dec. os.
At Market 95o Beef Cattle 5000 Sheep and $50 Swine.
Beef Cattle-We quote extra $500 5000, first quail
ity 500 $3.50 second quality 5000 $685. third
quality 1878.
Working 0xen-ss0 a 81 10.
Cows and Calyes-Saes from S2i q S45.
Sheep-Sales from 81 rs a 50 90.
Swlne-At retail, from a 6l-2c.
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Aud whenever this arrangement shall conflict with
any OF the provisions ofihe one hundred and egh.
III section OF the one hundred fifteenth chapter Of
the Revised Statutes, the Court will be held ON
the Tuesday following the first Monday OF the
month. JOSEPH +. NYE, Judge.
Atiest-FRANcis Bacon, Register.
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COURTS OF PROBATE.
STATE OF MAINE.

WORK SS.-At Cour, OF Probate, held N,
Il Limerick, on the third day Of April, in the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
iny four;
oRpERIp, That from and AFTER the day aforesaid.
and until otherwise ordered, the Courts Of Pro.
bate, within and for the County Of York, be held
on the int Monday OF every month, at the follow.
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10 the o,rner, of Linseotfs Nh aud NH. Dam,
situated 50 Sanford, 80 said County,
In obedience TO the above warrant, 10 me
directed, you are hereby required TO meet ut
the time and place, and for The purpose above
mentioned. AbNEh CLARK.
December 10. 1851. l-3w
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And hundreds Of other articles, which We have no
space 10 mention, including full assortment Of DRrrrAS
Vases, French Inkstsnds Rich China, Terra Gotta ant
BronIe Card Receivers, French Cologne Stands, Vim
Bottles, Watch Stands, Spoon Holders Cigar Holders
Fancy Work Boxes, Machie Porte foios, Candeebra
Violin Strings, bridges, BoSn, no., Pans, Steel am
Morocco Spectacle Gases, Lead and German silver Pen
ellis, Sewing and Knitting Needles, ivory best qualities
Crochet Needles, Key Rings, German diver steel ant
White Metal Thlmbles. Pocket fnk-stands, Napkin
Rings, Tea Bells and Dinner Bels stssi Pens and Hold
ers silk Watch Guards, steel Watch Chains, BRASS ana
steel Watch Keys, &C., &C. - ..-s -l..-
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BOSTON M,RKET.-Deeember 90.

Flour-Sales Of Ohio ami Michigan superhne, 80 25
fancy 50 ST. Genesee extra, Sll 90 81 IS.
Grain-Southern Yellow Corn Is Selling at 81, and
White at 81. Oats, co o. cts. Rye, In lots, 81 As
llay-Eastern is selling at $50 per ton, cash.
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To A5n~ Clark, Of Sanford, in .aia County

10 h6ner Clark, 81 SdNy0rd On sdtd County,
aboce named
Upon the above application, to me made, you are
hereby required TO give notice to the owners of
said mill and mill DAM TO meet ut the time aud
place, and for the purpose above named in said
application, by publishing the same, and this war.
rant, in the Union and. Eastern Journal, a newspa-
per pnnied in Biddef.sl, in. said County, three
weeks succcssively, the last publication to be not
less than ten days. nor more than thirty days, be-
fore said meeting, in witness whereof 1 hereunto
set my hand and seal, ,hi, ihirieth day Of Dc.
cember, A. ID. 1854.
). DANIEL GooDENow,
Justice Of the Peace.
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Deafness cured however caused.

TESTIMONY. MR.. EpIroR: Seeing an ud.
vertlsement that tho deaf might be relieved by
applying TO Dr.. Boanlman, No. % Eliot st.. was
induccd to leave home, and tee. the Doctors skill.
was so deaf That was unable TO hear ordinary
conversation. To my establishment In twenty
minutes my hearing was perfectly restored. I
recommend all deaf persons TO ny the Docrors
FRANCIS RICHARDSON, OF stougl,on.
Letters, post paid, attended to. Remedies and
apparatus sent by Express. - ffi InUg0'P
Boston, Dec. ~, 1854. -...,, 5l3m
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NOTICE.

TINE Assessors Of Biddeford will DO in session
At the Office of the Subscribe, No. s, Wash.
ine,on Block, (up siai.,l on MONDAY, at 0
O'Clock, A. NJ, Jan, IS, 1854, continuing their
session through the day. FER ORDER.
oV2w O.. II. ADAMS.
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To Daniel Goodsnow, Egg. Jnsiies of tie
Peace, wittin aud for Tie County Of York:
i, Abner Clark, of Sanford, in said County Of
York, being IN owner in mill and mill dam situated
in said Sanford, called and known by the name Of
Linscoit's Mill, md being Of opinion that il is
necessary the same should he rebuilt, hereby
make application TO you TO call meeting Of the
owners OF said mill Tor the purpose OF rebuilding
said mill and mill-dam, TO be held ut the dwelling
house Of Nathan Getchel, in said Sanford, on Sat-
urday, the third day Of February, A. d. 1856, at
two Of the clock in the afternoon, to act upon the
subject Dated at Alfred, December 30, 1854.
ABNER CLARK.
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90 NJ CERT
New England Bards.

MR. E F. wfiITEHoUSE, the we'll known
ANl Ballad Singer, is pleased to announce that
having In the formation Of Concert troupe, as
socis,ed with himselfihe following popular talent,
Miss ELLENA COURAN, soprono,
NH. J. A. SkvARY, baritone,
Il. FREEMAN wHITEIIOUSE, Tenor,
and MIR. wM. y. DURANT, Basse.
He will have the honor to give one OF his fashion.
nble and highly applauded MUSICAL ENTER.
TAiNMENTs, consisting Of Songs Duets, Trios,
and Quareis,
AT CENTRAL HALL, Biddeford,
SATURDAY EVENING JAN. 6, 1855.
Doors open ut 6!, commence nj "A o'clock.
Tickets ID Cents No hall price. For further
announcement, sec programmes,
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MCKINNEY e. CO.,

HAVING secured the services OF the celebrated
IL Riile-makei, w. T. DUMONT, late Of Bos-
ton, formerly Of New York, is prepared TO manu-.
facture the improved "Dumon, Rifle in the very
best style Of the art. Also, Double or Single shot
Gnns made to order.
n All work warranted.
3wl MCKINNEY IL CO., Liberty.st.
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GREAT SALE OF
MATCHES And oJEWELRY,
a-AT- asn 5hN.L
SHAW O. iCLARK'S,a.

Crystal Arcade Building, Biddcford.
ME have constantly on hand good assortment q
w Pine Watches and Clocks, and Rich Jewelry sad
Silver Ware can bs found In the etate, and would
specially call attention 10 the following -
puTNEa, II
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MODE OF DISTRIBUTING.

Admission 81 One chance in O.
lat or the proceedings viii be sent 10 the ticket hoderl
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The above scheme was published in The adyef.
tisiug columns Of the Union and Journal, Bdde
ford, Dec. Is, 1851, accompanied by an Editorial
notice, from which we make tho following extract:
80. n,
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING uncalled for in the Post-omce, Bsddeffd
III January LIST, 1855. :.
u Persons calling ior any Of the following letters, vili
please say they are advertised. ta
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PR ES ENT ALTON.

On New Years day, the Ladies Of No. .
Weaving Room, Pepperell Cooperation, pre-
scented Mr.. Allen, their overseer, with an
elegan, Silver Pitcher and GOblets, bearing
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-08-30
Horace Waters Modern Improved Pianos

With or without the Iron Frames p,ssess mo- i'm tbe;
improvements OF over sta ines and action a cn1th al
scae,power and compass OF tone equal to the Grand
Piano, unit cd with the beauty and durability of sr,,
ture of the square Piano They are justly pronoun
ced by lie Press and by Tie first Musical Masters -
he equal TO those OF any other manufacturer They
are built of the best and most h0rou IN seasoned mn
eral, and guaranteed 10 stand the action of every
climate Ibis House is the sole Agency of
4, Gilbert j. Co.'S Celebrated Premium Pianos. min
or Wth0ns tie .43of.on; Haliet d. Cumstonis,
Itoodward y. Brown's, Jac0b Ch.ckcr-
Rg's, anil other Boston Paaaos
Each Instrument guaranteed to give satisfaction OF
tae purchase money refunded. Second Haul PtQn0s
a. Gredt BarSas"S, andy in store prices from
$50 to Sl4U.
Sole Il eacy Of S. D. s. II " Smiths iIelodcoas
tuned 10 equal ,emperament To which was recently
awarded The First premium at the National Far al
Washington, ID. c. Price from S45 to Sl5o. Dou.
bic bank Meode0is $500.
Horace Waters fsciodCOn, a superior instru.
meat ia tone, tVucn ana duraUliIiy uf make Tuned
tic equal temperament) Meodians of all other
styles and makes.
Martins Guitars, Bro,cn's HarpS. Flutes u
ot'nS, aud ali ooer musical Instruments of ali kinds
large discount to schools, teachers churches and
ciergyinen The trade supplied On the most liberal
ieruIs
Music.-One of the largest and best selected cat.
ai"gues ot Muse now Published comprising many
oi ne clio ce and most popular airs OF the day. among
'hem arc found the univ ersaiy popular productions
vi Thomas BAKER.
Music scat by mail 10 all parts of the country post
pad. Part cuar and fersol.t.I attention pad 40 all
oidets rcce we'd by r,.,isiaci ION guara ee in
every instance
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M II SIC a r.


1a instrument dealers, teachers composers and the
Press in all sections of the Union have unitbS in NY
hcohclng Mr.. Waters Pianos second 10 none other
NJ Ahisrcan or European make AS to price. Mr.
W. aoes NOT allow himself to be undersold in fair
open truce Ills meiodeons--of which he keons n
large siock-range from $40 to $3.50 aud his nianos
carries up the tune from 81 80 to 81 Oop Its scorc
~ possible Tor Inc dealer or the buyer OF single in
strument, not to satisfy himself al Mr. Waters, denot
In connection with this part Of the trade. Mr. Wa
tiers is of the most extensive publishers of mnsc
In the Union. lie Keeps al steady work eight press
es, ana his popular music; by the most em aenf com
posers, Is flying everywhere hroadcaesi thr'bont tbo
laad We doubt if Oliver Ditson of Boston said
10 nc the largest music dealer in the United Satos
turns OF more sheets or better muse than Horace
waters. When Mr.. w. commenced in this city he
was toid by compel itors that lie better move on
as the pianos he offered 'nO 90 :" but Horace
being pretty stubborn New Highlander concluded
he wouldn't move on the way his rivals meant at
least, until lie had tried the market and his conclu
sion now, after SIX years trial. during which he has
been compelled to enlarge his premises several times
Is, that he ~tH move on, and keep moving on. and
up, until he is abe to sell loo instruments week.
instead OF 80 aud make at least % of the loo himself
Alter all, Mr. Waters success is mainly TO be atlri
buted to his liberal patronage of the Press. There
Is scarcely paper in the Union of any respectable
ty INTO which his advertisements have not found their
way lby no other means could he in so short time
nave arisen to his present position His late reduc
non OF the price OF music and Instruments has also
largely increased his trade. He means if making
the superior article at the lowest prices will efect
TO move on so far that competition will lag i'm the rear
Ii Is worth any ones whie-buyer or MOTTO drop
in at No. 333 Broadway (his depot and see some of
his things of beauty for
A thing OF beauty is joy forever"
lyn4Sl -fEreniae M,ror