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The LEGISLATURE.

The e.,,.ature met on Monday mornN
~ the lOth m.;. p, 10 O'Clock. The
State Gazette saws
\ la,se number OF ,hc members were
present at l,.e Organization.
The following gentlemen vera elected
10 I'll the yacau: oilices in each house.
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The mos, neauuful aud attractive AZ Gle
ever oil~rcd 10 this market very latest 81, Be-.
l.uos at your mirror ot fashions and see u "e
have not tn, ,erj ia-l SIS out and 10 mistake
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uor,es and carriages for sale.

bay, four Horses aud two Carriages Whic'
Iwl.h To sell be carriages each, ha''
sct Of harness, pole, and shafts, made 10
either one or two horscs.
y. h. BDNfOEt.
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Z ,atilItsr.

\ large and complete assortment, suitable
DO the season.
Vail.
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SAML SWAN q co Managers
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BLiNAS FU3 stGH a ms one
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Prizes Amounting 10 s1Oi 900.

MuEL SWAN Manager
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hir,.r, lAHrs: anl Lawn,
\ rrn'ri fcf.sleat
june r 81 iINDES.
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Engromiae Cicr& John T. Morgan.
resolution OF thanks To lhos. J. john
.ton was adopted. Tor his faithful discharge
Of the duties OF Engrossing 'letk, duFing
the session previous to adjournment
The Governor transmitted message on
Tuesday, setting forth tho necessity for
action upon the code. "a, this session. aud
also in reference to the ecLcni3ing OF the
public lands.
The House passed the bill on Wednes,
day, enabling man to dispose Of lis
whole estate by will.
This body also passed, on Friday, the
Attachment bill, whereby property hhou,
10 he removed from one county to smother.
may be attached.
Sorru CARoLtNA-We see n good deal
said in GU, changes, to the effect that south
Carolina repudiaies Mr.. Brcu,NAN, hn,
we have letters from reliable sources, ems
ttely coniradlc,ng such statements, and
asserting tba, South Carolina viii give Il
very large and decided vote for Buchanan
aud breckenridge. The opposition is said
to DO only from few "cour, house papers
and politicians" The Charleston .Neroarg
which was opposed 10 tina, s,a.e being rep,
resented in the National Convention ut Gin
cinna'l nevertheless warmly supports the
tickle, -- Cohesion Ners.
PRrsipsSri,L ELrcrlo-. The day fixed
FOR the election OF Elec,ots to elect Pres
dent and Wee Pfesiden, Of the 'nitel Sta
les, !. the first Tuesday after the first Mon
DAY in November |, will fall this yea
4 lpon the fourth day OF the month
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Are particularly invited To- eSpaiae our stock.
" iiiN,ON & 60.
1prr 10 1850 41-W
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IWuUT % y
TIE FATHER AND son.
ra.eui Medicine. Of every Kind.
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tI.LMMONS y DUpKEE
.a lVt. 2-fl
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win be distributed according 10 the follow.
Ing brilliant scheme
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Wuo Is Tue CowARp7 A Washington
CORRESPONDENT of the Boston Telegraph writes
as follows
"On Friday evening, the rufian Brooks
grossly insulted DR.. Chaffec, Of Maaaachu-
sotts, and told him that be expected to
Eek the whole Massachusetts, delegation, and
might as well commence with him." Dr..
G. denied that he had polluted bis lips with
Brooks name in tho last twenty.four hours,
and stood his ground well. He could not
resist, for Keitt and the four familias were
close at hand, but he did not show the white
feather. But yet the story is in to-day's
paper that lie ran from him, and otherwise
acted cowardly in tho extreme. Other base
ISLANDERS are in circulation, among which is
one circulated by one Of Douglas pimps,
that Mr.. Summers shirt was taken OF ct
the Senate Chamber, when his wounds were
dressed, then dabblins in his blood, and sent
by the afternoon mail to the Speaker Of tho
Massachusetts, Legislature. Another oftheir
ISLANDERS is that Mr.. s. cried for mercy un-
der the blows of the cane. Yet Brooks has
told one Of his friends, in the hearing Of o
friend Of mine, that Mr.. s. showed such
courage when he nised his cane, by the
glance of his eye, that he almost quailed;
and that ho knew IL he had not stunned him
at the first blow, he would have been In
/" bad fix" %,
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!, Ana oehor elueble 6oel kstaSe.
THE following dechhsa Real Esssss, eo.nprs.
J. ipg. Hosss Lots, aud eshef propeny, sLgibay
; Si ). .osa ), he pspss.sss, a Ssis. sss 90
s~rus fisorsbIs 70 purchases ~ Nf
: he Hose Lou, about 400 IL asmbsr, are
prncIpslIy siiuatsd u Ssco, bstwesa the Railroad
6eposs OF Biddsford and Ssco-s portion Of them
sb,cve the RAILROAD, and portion bsiow, 10 q
pissssai and healthy locstisn, and commanding
hns viev Of bah vlIssee. They are sas.siags-
bu.iSsss 10 either Ssco OF Bddelosd. being viihis
elk minutes vsik Of Nsln street and Pspp.sll
Sqssrs, Ssco. spd Ave ulinutes walk VI tbc Ma.
chine Shop and Cotton Mil of ihe Lscoals, Pep
pesrll and Water .Powes C0spoptioos OF Bsdde.
fbrd. A substantial Bridge, 373 feet loag sad ~
fee! wide. n sting on granite pier, snd 9Th side.
eoaueciins The lots With Diddsfort, ssd placing
ihsm within three mlnuies' ssit VI smiii's CIR.
nev. From thru bridge street 70 grsded 10 The
Railroad Guessing 90 Wsiss street, which will BE-
extended 70 BuIiou Road. Othsr s,rsss have
been aid dst, extending along the margin Of the
Ssco River, and to Wafer street.
The new road rresally laid out By ils cous,y
commis.ioners, extending into the eeuaiy from
passes across the above Described bndgsto Biads-
ford. -.
= Besides the lets before mentioned, the pfopne-
ior have doseu OF more house lots Tor sale, on
Springs Island, contiguous 70 The bridge, and
within two minutes walk Of the workshops snd
mills 90 ssid bland.
They yin eel also In lots Of from one 10 I've
acres, q may be wanted, inct " lsnd sdtoiuins
that which Is reserved for hosse lots Said usct
consists Of ~ acres, and " siiusist on The West.
ern side Of the Railroad, and runs =, the Buxioa
road, the line striking that road wiibis lew rods
ofthe Ssco Depot. =,
Wsrsniec Deeds will be given of oil loA sold
BY the proprie,ou, A. II. BOYD, SEQ D. Z.
Somos, BidJelofd Josephus Baldwis and Law.
renee Barnes, Nashua, N, H.; William r. New.
ell, Manchester, N. II.
for further psr,icular, % TO prices and condii.
IONS, inquire Of d, E. soMEs, Of Blddsford,
agent Tor the psop,ietofs. oif
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= Tho popularity Of Arnolds Vital
Fluid is really becoming immense. When
once acquainted with 1t persons purchase 1t
By the dozen, and its general Introduction
as q family medicine will prevent very much
of the weakness and debility now SO preva-
lent. For o Spring medicine it is unap-
proachable, strengthening the blood and
tonins the system as it does by united..med-
ical and chemical action. Tho Globules
should be often taken in connection.
HATH NO Music. Our democratic friends
may talk their ticket forever, but rs for siny-
ing it, is entirely out of the question. Two
worse names for harmony were never strung
together. Buchanan and Breckenridge !!
II is about o. musical as " Notwithstanding
and nevertheless" which words very well
describe the hcsitating, equivocating position
Of the candidates. But then, we suppose
the democracy do not anticipate for them
selves, in this campaign, any such state OF
mind as will prompt them to break forth
into singing.-POrsland Advertiser.
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Musical Ware Rooms,
Mr.. HOdSdOn'S Book Store,
A.G0S NEA1~J1

HALLEr DAVIS celebrated Pianos, With patent
su,pen,on bridge and Copper Bearings for sale By he
above sample Of which may be seen at thsr Musical
Ware Rooms.
An DESTROYS Of purchasing srrEsioa Tonsp ISsfnr-
xESr are respectfully Invited 70 call and sxaniDs ior
themselves
second hand Pianos or Melodsons taken In exchange
for new ones. ..
All panos and Nelodeons sold by them are wsrranted
TO give perfect sasaction and be kept In tune Too one
year. nee expense 10 the purchaser Al tuning ~
tended TO with promptness.
Saco, January q, 1850. TO-
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A Gloomy but Truthful Picture.

We love and admire Kentucky. The
natural character of her people is frank,
manly and generous. The history of her
early settlement is . history Of heroism and
manly achievement. The pioneers Of Ken
lucky were brave and honest. They have
left to their children On honorable name and
q glorious inheritance.
But in an evil hour, they permitted few
of their fellow-citizens 10 introduce into the
green hills Of the West class Of degraded
and ignorant laborcn 10 employ them in
competition with their poorer neishbors.
In new country labor is scarce. Tho ow-
ncr Of slaves could plant moro corn and to-
bacco than the man who had only his own
honest hands 70 rely upon. Tho farmer
who worked men without paying thOm
gould undersell the farmer who had 10 pay
for help. Gradually the poor man became
discouraged and dissatisfied. Gradually
the rich man became richer and more syar-
icious. The poor man wanted schools for
his children Slavery wanted no schools !
He wanted the society of his equals. Slave
ry despised him because he owned no
slaves. The Shareholders wife refused to
associate with the iabsrer's wife. The plant
er's daughter refused the addresses Of the
laborcr's son and the visits Of the laborer's
daughter. except in some instances, and then
the planter grievcd with bitter lamentation
and sadness TO soc his own children fall into
the arms Of that ignorance his peculiar in
shtution had created. The noble equality
of carly Kentucky life has disappeared
Society is divided into classes, with smbit-
tered prejudices and opposing intercsts.-
The Stakeholder despises the Slave, the
Slaves despiscs the poor white man, Except
where each secs that the system makes them
both slaves alike to the same mastery the
poor white man regards both a. his natural
enem:es-what is the consequence Of this
unhappy and unnatural division?
Go where you will over the beautiful, un-
dulatinS surface Of Kentucky, and you be-
hold deserted iarm-houses falling into decay.
Everywhere you meet the long PROFESSIONS
Of wagons laden with household neccessa-
ries, of cattle, ofhorscs, Of sturdy farmers
with their wives and children, oil vending
their way to the Northwest, but among
these provisions you never scc negro
Kentucky spurns the best blood Of her chill
drcn. She hugs the negro to her bosom.
There are indeed PROFESSIONS Of negroes !;
disgaceful and scandalous PROFESSIONS; hand
cuiied and fettered, with fearful eyes and
sorrowfal countenance. These victims Of q
barbarous and bloody dcspotism march
Southwark to the music Of their own chains.
Their feet keep time to the death march Of
their withered hopes, Of their murdered
joys, Of their despairing memories. Torn
from their families and servered forever
from the scenes Of their humble pleasures
and carly associations, with no hope ofrc-
union, they 60 to the pestiferous swamps
and dense forests Of the South-westto work
in gangs beneath the lash of the brutal
oycneer, till fever and excessive toll put an
end to their sunerings.- Newport Ky.
Nors. f
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who are not sufficiently sensible 10 know
tho eRjoymeni Of love, are always sufficient.
so to appreciate those Of vanity.
The marriage was celebrated with mag
ni6cence worthy Of the rank Of the exalted
bridegroom. The ceremony was followed
q sumptuous repast 10 which oil the rsla.
lions Of the visier were invited. Nothing,
to believe them, was moro beautiful in ma.
ure than the charming Neeli. Verses
were sung in her praise; she was compared
10 The hours, only that the houris had not
so many charms. In this incense lavished
by the tenderness Of his relations, Abb also
received his tribute Of praise. lie was the
creates, Of all the viziers that had ever be-
fore held the reins of government he was
the first politician In The world. They did
no, know which they should most adore,
the elegance and delicacy Of his Wit, or the
debth Of his genius and the extent Of his
knowledge. They already gra'ifed him
with the title Of greut, they alreaey cele.
DRAFTED The glory oil hdio me Great. Even
the old Rus'af was not forgotten, and the
tias'ering poetry tnds means Oh making
something Of him so much power has pc.
elry so ingenious is the tenderness Of re-
lations in important circumstances! ~
Whilst this interesting and numerous fam.
lily were abandoning themselves to so lively
a JOY, and giving themselves up without re-
serve to the sweet effusions Of confidence
aud friendship, messenger from the caliph
was announced. None Of the relations
doubted that this messenger brought some
magnificent present; their curiosity was on
the stretch. The messenger was introduced;
he advanced with grave step, drew pa
per from his pocket, imposed silence on the
assembly, and reads:
"From The Commander Of the Faithful,
the -rea, Haroun.al- Raschid.n
AT these formidable words, the guests
prosira,ed themselves with their faces 10 the
earth, and the messenger continued:
II, HarOun. al. Raschid, representative Of
the Prophet, l have been pleased to name
Adib nv frs, y.zer, after having di.praced
G,aler now. IL /. nv nleasnrc IN recall
Gialer. and 10 jis,roce Adm and NJ, hi. fam;.
Ia. Le. him then abandon hi. ,os, s,r
which he il not made. and return IN Tho duu
Gom whence have taken him.
aos- Tho ,e.,;r, or mi. d,o,dr,I aoo,.o
The yues,, rose and looked oropnd them with
:, $50 49, :, 80" ""
as'oo''hihe"' anu SuPor. AL the'f hopes
were destroyed; they could not now have
those fine amendments unon which ,bev
I'll III. IT,.
'S' ~ .O""uen,y .Vun'eu. Inv o'ss,a'e
OF Abb carried with II that OF his whole
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OFFICE Of the COMMISSIONER Of LorrrR

OFFICE Of the COMMISSIONER Of L0rrrR
~ ms baltimore. April 10, 1855. The undersigned
Commissioner of Lotteries VI the Ssats Of Maryland
In receipt daily Of letters from various portions d "a
country, making inquiry ~ 10 Lottery Schemes Wy
which the country Ia noodec, and which purpou 70 q
"pkapsp sr rus psAvisGs or rHs MARILASB Coz
soliDArgD LorrgRrKs," takes this method 10 Answer
such letters OF inquiry, and inform the pnbs fuAf Al
LorTsRiEs PrEroRriSG DECIDED BY rns MAnyLAs
DRAwISGs ARg 0Aoss fnApps that certain parties,
style themselves Morris Co., and pretend 70 b Man
gets Sole Agents Coz the Grand Charter Lotteries
Cleveland Ohio, imposters, and said lottery frau
having neither egalor presumptlve existence and thu
another fictitious nrm, Gyled Mury Co., Cieavelan
Ohio, also mpostou, and all lotteries which th
profess 10 be managers agents for also frauds
RICHARD TRANCE, Of this city, 10 the Contractd
f6r drawing the Maryland Lotteries. The business q
conducted under the hrm u n. TRANCE 4 Co., )
Managers and they have sole agents In the city
baltimore There are however, some forty licensed ven
ders for the state Of Maryland, who derive license un
der him. through this once 70 ssl tickets In the Mary
land Lotteries, ID. ii. McPIIAIL.
Commissioner Of Lotteries iOr the stats Of Nd.
Ann
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the POCKET EsCULAPIUs. Let noole tutoring
from q haeknisd Cough, Pain In the side, Rsstisss
Nights, Nervous Pssling., and The wh,l. train OF
ian be another moment without consulting the a..
CULAPIUs. Have the married, or those about 20 BE-
married, any lmpsdisni, read this truly useful book
as has been the means OF saving thonsands OF IN.
az .sny person sending TWENTIETH CENTS
enclosed In letter, will receive one copy Of rhis
work BY mail or Eve copies will be sent ff one dol
lar. address, tpost paidJ DIR. WIN. YOUNG,
Iy32 No. is2 Spruce ST.. Philadslphia.
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GREAT AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN OFFICE.
FOB SECURING PATENTS FOB INVENTIONS
Agency fer Bssiness with tie
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
49, WASHINGTON.
-. III. ~"Dx,

40 e
No 70 sats Street. opposite Kilby o., Boston
IMPORTANT INFORMATION 70 IavDMroRa-
i Ths subssdbss, (sts Agsot Of os .. esasnt
Once under The oct Of $3.50 determined - present ~.
vantagss In applying Tor Ps,sas, superior 70 ess sfsr
ed Inventors b others has made srspgen>A whereby
on applications prspsred and eonduetog him, ssiRfY
poliias nstssd Of S2e ~ paid bach u othss) VII b
rsmItted By him In Of failure 70 obtain patsnt and
the vishdrsvsl through hin within Airv days shsr the
rsiecton. l.
but through iuvsstors have advantages hs securing
patents cr ascsrtanIng she paienblll1 VI nvsutIons
surpassed By. 70 MOI immeassrabe superior 70, any
which can be offered mem ksswhsre. The testimonials
given belov prove that none = M0RH SUCCESSFUL
AT THE PATENT ORGIyn than the subsstbsr and ~
SUCCESS Is fIle BEST PROOF or ADVANTAGES
AND ABILITY, he vould add that he haa abundant
reason 70 believe, and prove that u ~ other oes
Of the kind are the charges TOR professional ssssces ~
moderais. Tue immense prasus Of ,hs sIAsorbsr dur
Ing twenty ysss past, has enabled bin p accumulate
ate 70 patents. These, besides his sSnslv library %
legal and mechsnicAi wok and full accounts q patents
granted In the United States and Rurope, rnaer him
abs, bsyond question, TO ossr superior fAsis ssr OBJ
tainng patems.
Caveats, Specifications, Assignments. and Ill Pap.p
and Drawings necessary 70 The prossfa Of patents 10
this and orvgn eosntes prepared and ad'iss r.nderst
on legal and scientific Matters ropvtnG lnvsntoas, %
lnfringemens Of patenis Al nsoe:.iS Of Journey to
Washington 70 procure pa,eni and she Uusi grsst de-
~ there, are here sassi Inventors. $3.50
coples Of CHAINS of aIS patent Furnished " renittns
one dollar. Assignments recorded ~ wsshngtoa. Pcs
tents in0rsat Britain Rran.e, and osAef brvlgn coun.
ies secured through agents Of he hghsss rsspsosa.
buiy. -.
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direct and nositiye manney. n in n triie |
hu, IN mako all .ho,, m,., tall You am |
occupied only with ms family: IL Is then
jusl before all iha, nv family renders 10
me what Is my due.n
Early the next morning the petitioner ar.
rived with the Eve hundred purses. Abb
embraced him afEsctiona,tly. called him
hundred times hi, dear cousin and promised
,ha, h.,ore e;,b, d,y, be vould give him
,hs ,ovsrom.nt Of Khoras.an. Eyes" said
h.. ~ swear by Mahomc,, tina, a. that time
van .ball b. governor. or will loose my
rlo.c ofursnd yizier.n
The cousin. enchanted with this promise,
wen, and related bis good fortune TO every
hodv He did not sneak Of The Eve hundred
nu,.c, that he had given; persons who re.
.,;,s t;n. p,omi.e, never boast of all tina,
-. ,hsm hss,ds. bors !. n divinity
.h., 900. uoo.v n, n.u,b, Hs cele-
h-,,.a .v.,vwbs,s The af,c,iona,e manner
I'm vb;ch Al. vi,;sr received hi. relations.
Th;. Soon o,snsd for At;b n crowd Of con.
.,...,.a ,,,ls q, soc;c,v
-, A.. ...o,a ,.,,,;on wbo n,esenied
- ~. A.. L., ao,h, ws
"'"''e., ~ ' 80. ri
are 'e'a''o'' a"a 'e' "'"
know Ill 'he u"es 'ua' you na'o in'"'"N'
tome' Have you never heafa 'nA' 'u' wv
randiaiheis had q 'esioie law SUN 'ose'l.
er" "ies, siSnor, remember
"fhat yours was wrong IN 'n'' ahh'' "
noiirne' Bo'as no was mucn more "eai'"!
than mine, he was right before mo uiou-
nal Of the cadi, and mice was entirely
ruined. ] desire TO have this proceeding
revised and as am more rich anc power
iul than you, will have my revenge, at
least II you will not repair by a li'lle sacrr
Gee this revolving injustice. The suit lost
by my grandfather cost him four hun
dEed purses; | am willing 10 pass over it Tor
half this sum. Give me only two hundred
purses: | will give you clear oil thu. expen-
ses Of the processes and the interest"
b, lie said to another a remember very well
all tina, you tell me. Your titles are incon-
,es,able. You must have read that one Of
my ancestors placed in the hands OF one Of
Yours the sum of one hundred thousara TO-
mans, So much confidence had be in the in
,esrity OF this relation who passed fo' the
most honest man in P.Ssia." :" Yes, sig
nor, rscollec. tue circumstance very WELL
.sYou see ,hs, have all the anecdotes Of
nv hrIy al my fingers end bu, you are
n..6aps iguOran, of what has become Of the
bondred thousand ,oman, placed in the
hands OF your ancestor ~ II believe that"
aYou believe ,ha,-my dear cousin: bu,
l. I am sure ,hat-I have never received
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FATAL CONSUMPTION.

Neuralgia, Piles, Cancer Tsmsrs,
And many other diseases and HumoI whom connected
with scrofulous condition Of the blood.
The Doctor win visit and prescribe Cor oil persons wish.
ing 10 test his medicine, Who request IT, and Who are
willing 70 remunerate him for the service 20 The amount
charged FOR Walt at the distance TO his Regular
Patients. The ALTERNATIVE SYRUP 10 sold st hs
once Cash ON Delivery. No Agents Wished,
but well qualified Physicians and no dspsss WI Acre
after ks made. .#.
)! 'N wM. BAILEY, NJ. D., saeo, Ne.
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n. II. EppY, Solicitor Of Patents
TESTfMuNIAIa.

"During The time occupied the once Of Commits.
sloner az pstents, r. H. kpDr, Esq, ef Dostoo, did
business 81 the Patent Once Solicitor or pfocuring
Patsns. There we're few, any persons acting In that
eapscis, Who had moeh buslness beiorv - Patent
Onss and there we're mons Who cpudsssrd 70 With
more skin, fidelity and success. regard Mr. EJdy
lcitors In shs United slAs and have no hesitation In
assuring Inventors that they cannot snIloy psrsoa
mors compstsnt and trustworthy, and more capable q
putting thar applications In form n sssfe fos them
an early and favorable consideration 81 ths Patent o.
dee. 70 N EDMUED pUkKx,
TAI Counuais alouar ~ ~
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House Lots for SAFE.
Plane Forte Instruction.

lIR. G. n. GRANGER will re,ume HE lessons
M upon the Piano Pore Thosc who wish iof
hi-berv'ces viii please app'y 1t his house %
Summer street. -f ~ "a Z
Any one wishing TO purchase One Eolisn ~
Piano Fores tuned stshor no,Ice,
June 2lst. laS5. 90 y 20 lN-25
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1--WE House Los, plsas,nsy situated on The Heights
inquire q Rad. }. Ixsslr, o. mn D., Ss pds.sss
g,dds1rd, Aay ,.lssA f 49, va
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Ere. An, ,,,,,,f coumi,,,,.,,.

FROM fAs prsssnf commissi,ssr.
"Arcrsr ~, ists.-Dsring the time have bid the
once Of Commissioner u Patsuts n. kddy, No. sof
Boston, hss bssn extensively sagsg In ths uansseton
Of budness vith the Once, Solicitor. lie 10 thor.
oughy acquainted With The bv, and ths rules " psse-
lice Of the Once regard lin ~ Il Me most espA.
be and ssecessfai praetiop<u with yhcm have had
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Ulceratins Tumors, Scald Head,
Diseased Eyes,

DISEASED SKIN, hot, dry, rough and eruptive,
or cold pale, pasty, or elammy and Sweating,
DROPSICAL EFFUsIONS, occasionlns din
Guilty Of breathing, Blostng, extreme langour. and
frequent fatigue.
nick ETS or sofened and distorted condition Of
the Homes, spinal AGectisnsJ Whitsl
Swcilingsj
Derauged condition the Digestive Organs, occas
ionIng 4 Toss OF or rapsnous and ivsgslar aYpeffsj
Severe and protracted Costveness or Chronic pahsa
Diseased Lunys. which had involved the suf-
serers In Asthma, OF hard Coughs liemonhags kma-
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