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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-20

n
MI and IRA CHRISTIAN made aud delivered 70 BgSJA-
lLE eT-sin inden'ure of gaze bearing ds;s
et md ffyoSr conditioned FOX he payment
one loussnd three hundred dollars on OF before the hfeeath
d. Of ld al seven per cent annu wEish sid
nortsrie ans power o. sale OF lie premise. tasLeby
er,of AID which moIga WITH ne power OF sale therein
% c,Iy a New ok in Lber No. AZ Of Mortgages page
IN On 4 {. see, I'd day # August, 1854:
pfuf Iss been made in the condition Of said BY
II Of the money secured to be paid thereby
rs whereof rhe power OF sale became operative
III ,sa % Randolph Tor valuable eonsiicrrti3n by
" 'rs.rrent in wiring and SAID Randolph is now the as
,, was duly ACKNOWLEDGED and recorded in said Rsis'c
oce In Lib, 57 Of Mortsases PAGE rs, on tn July. 1855
No rroccedrss law have been los itued 70 recover the
aue rpo said except that action was commenced
y u, - IsdoIph 10 foreeloe said gaze Which action
has bon and ended and NO Judgment hA1 been
cue and payable upon said Al the da'e Of
d. no ice VI thousand AID hve dollars and any
Eve cents and above all payments made on 'ecoHn; OF OF
bSrty given that pursuant the power Of sale in
.nS poyscd lie aid will BE- locclosed by sale Of
The orts.cd pr ses granted " said mortEase at puoc
- n . Rofurda OF Merchants Exchange in the
G. yot Hsw.York WEDNESDAY the nineeenih day Of
Eoyenbe in the year lS at Il oeocs a noon % na asy
h said premises described IN SAID mortgage
al ro certain lots piece. parcels Of Land situate
, York between tbs Seventh and Eighth avenues,
aiS sn r to- CITY and doGnty Of NewYork entitled
man OF a Los Land Ground the properly Of Gabr
n Cs;,S being Fart tie i-Fm Samuel j. l.. Norton de-
.sed Nv t Numbers 50 rty and 81 thr yone being to,
rLs hcIy in foat W Thirty 'iIees and
~ M LLub,r u hi-i wo) on said map northerly ~
d. real by LOIS nur Is hieen) and IL ttweve on aid
map srd wesefy BY LOT number ~ ns on 'sa
more or css, and in length on each side nneyssAI nme
Inches excepting eighteen feet on the easery Hue
or ,d II lot 3 one which NOT included III sAd mort
r,se-Daed Scx.York. Angus q 1856. -
e-t" REFINE r. RANDOLPH Assignee Of Mortgage,
ResiaeIce No. ~ West 81 b s. rect Nsw-for City.
H. Goop,LE, No. 2S Broadway, New-York.
suz5 Law ISM ,,-,n,,rsn.v A.. 49,
ILc ab.ve ale isros,poned until WEDNESDAY ths S.h
De, Of l6, al the same place aud time oil dsy'
Faxed, November 10 1856 80,
RUNE r. RANDOLPH, AssisDee OF Mortaafe
L. j. G,oDALE Attorney Tor K.une H. Randolph NJ ~
Broadway.
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Sales bp Aurtion.
A. NJ. siyRwIy Austioneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER N Co.-Tradc Sale

u
FRIDAY. Nov 81 at o'oclock p m >o,.,
RARE COLLECTION "a EARLY PRINTED buOhS-
Bok. on AmeIes and Books OF Fseone, Nc CatI~eH al
SaJ. SOON. ,.o.,,.l -
MONDAY Dec and seven foil wing days at o'clock IN
PARCEL SALE-ENGLiSH aud AMERICAN bOph>:-
splendid collection Of superby bound and hlgsr'ed BOOKS
~,,,sc 1are sisrnents from Bonn Wglb5rrLe Low
Co and other London Publishers. with very extensive con,
sm, NJ the neIictn PublsheTs OF cA"ce nAlEac
Holiday Books fine bindings, sdp 81 - nc setsoa, ana
r.I worthy the sielon Of iEe trade and the Pubic'
Caisloxuts ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-20

DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, Auctioneer.-FR RI
ID DAY Nov q, al 10 O'clock m az the Contra Sa!e'
Rooms corner If wiloughby ard Pearl'ts broos ynhesu
licIs small Circular Saw, Panos, new W0oen o,.ate,s
Cnk.yy China Patent Spring Mattresses Carpets Msng
Pa,r Hall and Cook Stoves Tools Of Baker Clocks Re
rice rators Safes, &c.
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CALlFORNIA.-NOTIC steamer TEX
NAs viii sail on SATURDAY. Nov 2 a; O'clock, p M
from foot Of s,ht East Ri-- instead q sh in. >dvsz-
TI,BE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC EXPRESS
Il COMPANY No. ia BrradxKy viii FORWARD iheir next
Bxpr.u 10 CALIFORNIA. BY st.salsr GEORGE Law
NOVEMBER 20, IL charge Of l. w Tracy A-ssenger Pa
cells aud Letters received ~ o'cleek szilinr day
BERgOk0 Co.
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Builoins Matfrials.

LINGUISTIC TILES-For Vestouies, ma VI
IL H,.,tb. Dinns.roons Con,srystories &c GAhSkihA
CHIMNEY-TOPs DRAlH-PIPES, &c. For sale oy NV
MILLER COATES, Nc. 20 Peafist' y. 4.
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CECrRITY FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.

CECURlTY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
- No. 81 Pne, t9Est Western Bnadinss) Cash Carts,
IN and IN process Of Investment ready 70 receive tpe
CATIONS and issue policies of Insurance on
Rs. Shius In p0 property favorable
JOSEPH WALkkR, Presasai.
FUOs ". EIRDSALL SecIesIy
DIRECTORS:
.cSFPa WALKER EDWD. HAt0aS,
NiIIIaM g MOTT b. NJ WHlTLOCS,
IcIIS UAISFY JAMES q. GARNER,
ynW aRn MOOD SAMUEL G. PANON,
e2r,T J. CASE RICHARD p BRuRS,
NM DENNISTOrN, D. thOMM -
WIN. H. HUSSEY, ; T. NALhNIiNS'
TbTy Arm WIlITTT JOHN II. WILLIS
,-ii ~ PARkFR GEORGE ii. bElE2
Jr1N n WARnEH ROBT LINDLEY MURRAY,
CCu,S TJy DAVID b. KELLER,
M a. sRRAJT WM ALLEN BUTLER,
syM KwitS AZ EDWARD CROWN ELL,
rnvn NFKRITT L. Il. WYMAN,
stt'rU " IAWREN(F MATTHEW MITCHELL.
2SINSEuy NARROW JOHN ALLEN,
fn1rnu yaWPFNCE GEORGE B. GRISSELE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-20

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
the County Newi notice hereby ven q al Pson
L.yirr elnns s,rt JOHN CRAWFORD late Of TIE ~ Of
Nv YoIi 6.eeAsed 20 present toe saine Win Sf
Of 10 lie bscrseI. Lis Pace Of business, No. oIsoa
,-,, 8. In The ey ofEswIoTk tfoe the ~
of Arr n.xt-Dsed New York tae lsth day ~ 10
ole lsw6pITh ALEAASDkh ChA"soHo go :.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the s1rrosats
az be County Of New-iork, notice 70 hsreSy .fven 70 =.
r,r,ns k,yipI Claims asain.t WILLIAM w eLlss ls's 81
he Cy Newyci DAnnf.s'1r.r $1,000 e sse a
H. SMITH esq Nc. - Broadway IN i,s CITY .; Ss.
Yen on or before tie twentieth a.y Of January ae1i-pAed
,,,e 1919 sr r'H'' ''' 4MoS LOCKE Adruin,.cr.
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Jnsuranee Companies.

NEW WORLD FIRE INSURANCE COM
IN PANY OF the City Of Eew-York-Ofce No. IS Pine s.
Great Western BuilGngsl. -
This Company nsuTes Property OF all kinds tsganst Loss o.
Darsge by Fire. favorable terms as similar nsttuoas
ibis city. .-.ror,
Thomas A. Rmret James NJ Wilson AIRED J. Cprisus
John NJ. FuTman, Chas NJ. Connolly Louis J.: beli9nl,
R.ni c 1o,Sn,ena Strphsa w. Gaines, James X. Pe.
David Miuken, Sanl. A. Warner, Edwd w hitehcuse,
Pr,,r \ Ue,gur.n Rudolph c. BurlAqe, John Randall
Rob'r; ROY Arehd. r. Finn, Robert Emmett IT,,
George NJ. Groves, Ira smi'bs Arthur LealJ,
Jops'b ar Ibo,r uson Jsrssl Corse Charles TC1tle,
Elisha +. Morgan, Geo Guswoldr ~, DAVID Logan,
6alT,l Md p p RssiocanaeM Richard asrdt,
Wli,am Brdssl Fr.. q. Sz an, c. L. Reeknsge,
r. Copfipery Edvi Thorne, David JOnes
THOH AS A. EMMETT, Prssidsnt
GABRIEL MEAD Vioe-fIesiee1l
eiwt a PArrrpsoy Secretary.
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IN PURSUANCE Of sn order Of the Surrogate Of
the County Of EewYoIk notice hereby Ey.n 70 all per-
sons having claims 1sns; RICHARD D. MEDHURST late 81
he Ctr Of NAVY decossed 10 p-ssnr the ssms WIN
vouchers thereof the subscriber Ae Once Of James oi
The In, day Nay sexlpsied NewiaTh he 2., d-J Of
Oetobsr 1883 ELIZA y D AEDuOhsl
I,uG uTh
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STEAMBOATS, au0 Railroads.

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD CON-
way n Y The New.York aud Enc Railroad Company are
nos prepared 70 do sreeulr Express eusin ,csr
DC McCALLux General SUPERINTENDENT
TINE REGULAR MAIL LINE VIA sTONING-
i TON for BOSTON and PRovIDENCE-CHANoE Of
EOUR-Op ana after Monday 80 the S,eaui-s Of mis-
ne WIN leave ui,r No q North River first wharf Bat
terry plsee daily except Sunday at M instead OF m
lI UDSUN RIVER RAlLRUAD.-FromN Nov.
s. 1855, Trans will leave Chambers 81 sation - ioi
sws Express $50 and 4;f5 Mail, II 30 m Enh
grant SAB m. For Poughkeepsie. and 500 n For
Sins Sing $3.50 and P p fdr f Tsn o a an
sson. PsienteI. ake at Chambers. C.ll. ChhstoPhe,
md ssis,s Trains for New.YOrk Troy 1t S:5 and
.O' and ID b' 81" M M No. = SMITH suOrrntndro.
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-Fall and Winter
Leave Brooklyn for GreeuPOt, 10 daily; Tor Ysphsnh 10
m snd AS n o. ior Syosset 10 A. M and 3:4s for
Hemrsiesd Ioa M U M and S:4s and 5p for Jamaica,
ioA NJ. IL "a. s:i5 5, and $3.50 p m
NEW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
~ WINTER ARRANGENENT
Commercials Monday, NV. >, 1915.
Fsie 3 50 nom NesYoIk to albany:
Les.e NewYok follow iom Station corner OF "he Ane
$50 Am.ExPREss TRAIN Tor Albany, connecting with
e:iS EMAIL TRAIN ruoniDs directly through with.
out change Of ear, and at CnAth,In -Four Corners
with the Weston Trains for Psd North Adams, and other
$50 :. % @xpREss, mining directly through without
change =, care and connecting with central iran'' M
Retnront Le,ye Albany:
s:l5 a m.-MMh IRnS for Nsw,Yors direct
500 o. m.-EXPREsS, without change Of cars
Tickets he obred and basGaxe checked a. me once Of
he s',ero tEosd Ahny OF at White and osh'e
or -0'h e. ara wa j. CAMPBELL, Superintendent.
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Eesa! Notices.

IN PURSUANCE "f an order OF the Surrogate
f he e, fy Of N,vy Yort notice l. hereby Eiy-n all
lsvius caiu. sssius ALANsoN = BROOKS, late Of
lie N Work deceased 10 present the same VITA
m fhe uhscriber a. Der residence, No ~
T,st .sE the City 81 New ioIA On OF before the y
tsy Il friu ntxt-Datod, NevtoTk ne Its I-y - "
iolsT. 40 PACL4NA bhOOAS' Al"
cces law6nTL'
IL PURSUANCE Of an order ri the Surrogate OF
tie County ofN,wYork Notice y heEeby given - all per-
..ns teyiug ELLAB ETH IHONFsON, sie 81
City SeVYCTk, deceased, 20 present. the a.e VIZ
vouchers tieIco 10 the subscriber ~ Lis Office No ~ AL
81 IA The civ Of on before tie 18th Jay ol JA1a-
-, next-Dated Nex-y IA the "a dsy Of Jvly 1875.
CHARLES s. WEBB, Attorney o.
tvoi,,vf-TJ. II. u. Bonner Ada
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County York notice hereby gv-n 70 AZ per-
so l.xing JESSE DOW late OF the CITY 81
HsYork deceased present the SANE with yoc ners thI
Of TIE sutseIheIs AZ the oce q Rodgers WonA no
20 wiIi.u-st Tie City Of Eiork on or before me .x
tesuth day February nx-Dsted New York the sd day
Of Areu.s ls;s 90 W. S3LtAsgoRk' AiHin..trasorA
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OFFICE OF TIE METROPOLITAN FIRE lSsvRANcE Co..
No. 100 Broadway. }
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-NOtice is hereby given
ts n. Bosrd Of Dreo os lave this day deea ed Sei
Au,us Dividend Of FIVE PER CENT the Capital Stock Of
TIL. Cousiy 10, able on after MONDAY the nth inst
una which date GnclDiye) Tsnsf-r Books closed
~ L. A. SfANSBURY Secretary.
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION,

The Board met yesterday NJ tls o'imc IN we
street. but lacking quorum, transacted but ii
business. f...
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-02-12

THE MID-WATCH.

pace the deck in dead Of night,
When the moon and starlight fails.
And the cordage creaks TO the lazy swells,
And heavily flaps the sail.
On the darkness glimmers the bnnacle lamp,
With feeble and lonely spell,
No sound but the passing sentrys trand,
Or his measured cry: "Alls WE'LL"
To and fro, with accustomed step,
walk in the night alone.
And | think of the thousand watches kept
In the years forever flown;
OF the friends in whose manly fellowship
labored long ago,
Till death relieved their watch on earth
And they went to their rest below.
l think of the gallant ones who died
When our broadsds shook the sea,
And sorrow for them subdued the bride
OF our cheers of victory
OF those who fell in fevered lands,
Or sank in the whelming wave;
These corpses waste on the barren sands,
vi hoat in fathomless grave.
And the looks revive that were faint and dim
In the shadows of the years,
And scan them DER till my eyelids swim
With the strange delight of years;
The people rhe dark with their paid brows,
As they silently throng around,
And the sea its phosphor radiance throws,
On the faces of the drowned.
So many ncble heart is cold
That shared my duties then,
! have looked full oft in the face of Death,
But he comes to better men;
And let him come in chosen time,
Some friend will think Of me,
And shall live in the lonely hours
OF his midnight watch at sea.
[Bayard Taylor's Poems of the Orient.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-02-12
The Partinf.

'Tis dono-'tis done-weve parted now,
And broken's every tie;
And though there's sorrw in my heart,
All breathe no tell-tale sigh.
And vet would those bitter words
That might now recall;
That might now ms was my wont,
Confding, tell him all.
Yot no--oh not must not be,
But smiles shall wreothe my brow
And though my heart is breaking here,
must he joyous now.
And will bid the heart be still,
And lcrn then to forget;
III bid The dearest memories cease
And seem as happy yet.
Although my heart is beating low.
And thrills at every v ord,
My laugh shall ring as merrily
AS though tesy were not heard.
And If, in after years, we meet,
And she is then his bride
OF can meet his dees dark eye,
And every feeling hide. Minnie.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-02-12
JEW ELRY STORE.

Watch, Clock, and Jewclry Rcpnring.
NE subscriber removed his Jewelry Store on the east
side of Broad st. opposite his old stand, where he may
found all seasonabe hours ready to do work in his line oil
busines short notice. ~ ~"
f He also keeps Watches Clocks Spectaccs, Jewery,
Gold Pencil Cases for sale, OF good quality and at
the most reasonable prices j. Il. BRYAN
Hillsdale Aug. 2I 'A.
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ADDREGE

Delivered before the agricultural Society of
HillSda'e County, By R. F. JoHNsToNE, on
fLe lIM of oefO5er T95E
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-06-20
|Fous H1 Ras sa as;s;s LOTS,

\ Ana otnof valuable Heal Estate.
THE following described Real Eslaie, cosnprs.
j Ing House Lots and o,her properly, eighty
situated In The villages Of saco and BiddslerJ,
will b. sold Sy ID: prSpns,ors, al price, and ~
The House Lou, about 400 In number, ere
principally situated in Ssco, between The Railroad
bepots OF Blddefbrd and Ssce-s porios Of them
above the Railroad, and Q portion below, In q
pleasant and healthy location, and commandiag Q
tnc view Of both villages. They ere advantage
ousy situated fos the rrsidence u perssus having
six minutes walk Of Main street. and Psppcrrli
Square, Ssco. and Eve minutes walk Of the Ma.
chine Shop and Cotton Mil Of the Laeonls, Pep.
pcrrll and Water Power Corporations Of Bidde.
ford. A substantial Bridge, 375 feet long and q
feet wide, resting on granite piers, and With sde
walks has been built scross the Ssco River, thus
connecting the lots with Biddeford, and placing
them within three minuies' walk Of Smitis Cor.
nes From tins bridge street 10 graded 10 the
extended 10 Buxton Road. Othsr streets have
been laid Out, extending along the margin Of the
Ssco River, and 70 Watsr street.
The new road recently laid out by he County
Commissioners, extending into The ssuniry from
Saco, will inicrsect with Market street, which
passes across the above Described bridge 10 Bitde.
ford.
Besides the lets before mentioned. the propne-
tors have dozen or more house lots fof sale, on
Spriog's Island, contiguous to the bridge, and
within two minutes walk Of the workshops and
mills on said Island.
They will cell also in lots Of from one 10 I've
acres, a. may be wanted, iact OF land adjoining
that which Is reserved for house lo.s. Said tract
consists Of ~ acres, and 10 situated on the West.
ern side Of the Railroad, and runs W the Buxton
road, the line striking that road within lew rods
Of The Saco Depot.
by the propreiors, A. II. Boyd, 6ass d. Z.
Somes, Biddeford; Josephus Baldwin aud Law
renee Barnes, Nashua, N, H.; William r. New.
ell, Manchester, N. II.
For further particulars, O. TO prices and coudii.
ions, inquire Of d +. S0MES, Of BIddeiord,
agent for the PROJECTORS. af
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-06-20

CurEr Justice PARKER.-Iion. Joel Park.
or, in an indignation meeting ut sold
Cambridge" concerning the assault on Sem
ator Sumner, over which he presided, said
"He was generally known as peaceablss
citizen, u reasonable, conservative man, and
an advocate of the Constitution. He was
FAR advanced IN life, but under the present
circumstances he hoped to be excuSedin say,
ing Some of my fathers blood was shed
at Bunker Hill, at the beginning OF one
revolution, and there, is little more left Of
the same sort for the commencement OF an
other"
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-06-20

A DEMOCRATIC WITNESS. "A German
writes from Kansas to the N. Y. States Zei-
tung, an administration organ: Within
nine days before the destruction Of Lawrence
sixteen free-state men were shot in the vi
cinity. The murdcrers belonged to the Lair
and order party. So horrible were the cru
elite, Of the slavery banditti toward the Tree
state men that the Dragons exhibited q do
sire to interfere, and Col. Sumner found 1t
necessary to order them to remain in quar-
tiers. All the Germans in the territory 60
with the frce-state party to q man. Herr
Deitzler, who was arrested, is q German.
Another German was dragged through the
streets Of lawrence by the bandits and most
shamefully abused"
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-06-20
Western Land Agency.

JJgNRY II. DOODY 4 Co.. bankers, General Land
ID Asents and Dealers In Land Warrants and Real X
.ate, continue to buy and sell Land Warrants make
investments, collections and payments enter land ai
the Land Once locate warrants ascertain tides and
TO transact all other business pertaining to Genera
Western Land Agency.
From our ample knowledge Of the Western country
and from facilities for the Transaction Of business
We feel confident that execute all trusts commit
ted 10 US, In manner entirely satisfActoly.
Circulars furnishing full information respecting the
terms upon which We do business will b seat 70 them
Who desire Il.
N. H. The highest market price always paid for Land
Warrants.
Address, Henry II. Body, BrunsWick, Me-, or Alvin
Body, Hudson, 81. Crolx Co., Wisconsin. "a.
Feb, %, 1850, l0u
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Brcu,y.S's ENDORSEMENT. Mr.. Bucha

BrcuAyAS's ENDORSEMENT. Mr.. Buchan-
an approves of every plank in the platform
of the Border Rufian party.
The keystone Club of Philadelphia called
upon Mr.. Buchanan on Monday, ut his res
idenoe at Wheatland, to congratulate him
ON his nomination. In the course OF his
reply he said: " Gentlemen, two weeks
since should have made longer speech,
but now I hare been placed upon a platform
rhich most heartily approve, and that can
speak for me. Being the representative OF
the great Democratic party, and not simply
James Buchanan, must square my conduct
according TO the platform O. that party, and
insert no new plank nor take one from it.
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IN + UNION AND EASTERN, JOURNAL.--- /. p RI

All. his tears were falling now! Too
weak to feel establishment, he could only
thank God silently. He drew her feebly to
his breast, and whispered
"My rvsi God bless you. Life Is worth
the living now!"
Their lips met in long, long kiss Of re-
Cancellation and forgiveness. All was sil.
en-, in the chamber; for happiness like
theirs there Is no language.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-06-20

FArLuRr.-The New York Independant con-
tains every week list of the principle. fail,
ures in this country. In the last number Of
that paper, after giving the names Of those
who have failed or suspended, it adds the
following: "The extensive firm Of Pierce,
Douglas 4 Co., who have been doing a
large importing business in Kansas during
the past year, and are also now in the Job-
bing as well as retail business in Cincinnati,
on a credit of four years, will probably fail
during the present week"
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-06-20
Messrs. Adams & Horton.
Musical Ware Rooms,
Mr.. HodsdOn's Book Store,

HALLEr 4 DAVIS celebrated Pianos, with patent
Suspension Bridge aud Copper Bearings for sale By the
above. sample Of which may be seen II their Musical
Ware Rooms.
AL DESTROYS Of purchasing SrrrRioR TONED Ixsrlu.
nrsr respectfully invited 10 call and examine foI
themselves.
Second hand Pianos or Meloieons taken In sIehang,
tor new ones.
All Pianos and Melodeons sold by them are warranted
10 give perfect Satisfaction, and be kept In tune Zoe on
year. nee Ofsypense to the purchaser AL tanning A.
psndel 10 with promptness.
saco, January q, 1885. tfs2
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ImDortant 10 Everybody .

poR the last three ysan I have been engaged In
u business known only TO- myself. and, eompaIa-
lively a few others, whom have Instructed iof the
sum of 1900 EACH which has AVERAGED me at the rate
OF from $4,000 to 5000 per annum and having
made arragsmenis TO 60 W Europe In the month Of
August neit, IN engage In the same business, am
willing TO give full nstru ciions In the art 10 any per.
son I'm the En.ted States OF Canadas, who will remit
me The sum OF 81, 90. I am induced, from the sue :
ee.s HI ave been favored with. and the many thank
mi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have received from those
whom have Instructed, and who are making from
IS "a ais per day at Il, TO give tvery person an op
no,tunty 10 engage In this brsiness, which II sasy,
ssa,ant, and very profitable, al small cost. Their
n posilivrIy no ilvnsue In The matter References
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containing full Instructions In the art, which can b
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