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Important Ruling NJ % Mcrvanttic Contracts.
sCrRExE cOuET-CIrCUTT.

Nov. ls-Isoae o. Kendall us. R1Lsf porack ard IA
ws-d Bocon--rbs action was brought t rccovcr dam.
rses alleged 70 have been sustained BY q. Falschrd
% by reason OF tho refusal Of the house II roilock a.
Co. Of Philadelphia, 10 tske eleven OF China slxs
irr orted a. vas alleged their The defend.
arts csred mans any contract, and this presented the
nincipal iasue tho cause; and their courss hessrs
Fuller ten and DunnirS. made motion for sut
lhc ground that no contract had boon proved.
The Judge having examined tho oovrespcndenoo be-
tyocn the tao houses 10 which the c0nrsct was alleged
10 exst said thsi he clearly OF opinion that the
minds of tho parties ha1 never come toe eether without
which contract could have bccn made, that on The
18th March Pollock 20, proposing thu 'hey shouid
import eleven cases OF China silks FOR them giving de-
scrp,on Of the kind, quality and color OF the gocts,
and fixing upon . proposed maximum price Of o. q
cents bot aiding that In no case were they 70
the goods at tho tlne they should DO delivered. %
the day following rsyohid Co. replied objoctins 70 he
terms and proposing that Pollock Co. should oither
pay 6TH copts In any event. or pay the mAkes pricc OF
the Foods when they were delivered, snd also adding
that they bad sent the order The next day Pollock
Co replied 10 this, refusing the terms last proposed, and
said that Farchld % must use their Judgment ~ 70
whether they would countcrmand tho order which had
been sent The Judge remarked that u had been said
ters Of r. Co rklng them 10 decide upon whst terms
they would take Va goods; but he thought their answer
n tho teyms OF fslrchnd 90 was suiciensy don.
mite and explicit They had refused tho cter OF Fsrchd
Co. s1d suhm'Hed counter proposition, which they
revised 10 aIccpt IL WA evident thu, no contrec had
beer made, aac the compliant mas, DO dsmssed, Win
cosS,
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nsfrcsdent las tGioial'y recognised Emil s7snsec-
burg ss Consul of heese DermsiAi or the state Of VIZ
ocptp and Territory Of Minnesota and Erpet Carl Angel
rodt ss Consul Of wurtemburg for Nc States Of Missouri
and Illinois, TO rcsids ~ ~ Louis.
Cen. Garland, U. A., accompanied cy his aid arriv
cd II ~ Louis, says tho RTutlsndn Of tho IAo last,
day or two since from New Mexico The rndans Of THAI
Territory are, learn, comparatively quct and begin
70 have proper appreciation Of mo strength Of mill
tayy iorce Cen. Garland has been engaged scve
vice the military department Of New Mexico fov moro
than three years, and has done much ovards bringing
the Indiape 70 proper respoc for tne whites he on
his way 70 lhe East.
ARRIVALS.
Al The gYnhhsonar House-Hcv Jshn u Couch and far
w. poyIston; g. NJ Bra ,ken Nnnesce bon Jecob Broom,
Phiiadel W. A. Jack son. Absny hessrs HodseAuoud
and coorer Iudisna u lockwood, Bridkepor Ct; Hon
M Fsrweff Boston, James Co don, Vlrgnisi ~ w. Gus
key. washlnsion; II. w. Henry, Fichmond NJ W. hhcr-
wood, Budaio.
rrcr liverpool IN shp American rnicnrr Cooper AMI
lady Mise owen, Mr. owen, Miss Bieakley, Miss
j Bushfeld.
Trcm iiverroo IN ship Geo HrIbuicaps Anarcas. late
master Of ship Cabafne.
For Havve IN ssesmshp visoB Lsnrenco., Mayer Ber.
isSv Mrs Pierre q Thompson, Huf, rsvfd Frsacia
reyrv Ieiar Ne youre, Mas'er Lee, Miss Maria lee
hrs Hensssac, fss'.lsaa tle@4os lew,
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AlIScm IrixGAt suzuRp oy ProPnsrr.--Nessrs. Ter.
rckson Clspp, paper Dealers OF Beekman street, we're
arrested NJ sbs instance Of Frank Leslie, Of Jales
xoensine charge Of having Illegally siezcd about
81 600 worth Of wood cuts, steel engraved pats mu
sr, 40, the property OF the complainant. Mr. Leslie
alleges that the defendants employed sofno men 70
move The above property from bs house In Broadway,
bet~ Foriy seventh and Forty eighth Sweets. fbe
mcused were brought before Justice Warren al the
Fourth District Police Court, where they he'd 70
bail 20 appear when catcd upon u answer. The difi.
Guilty, appears. out ~ sorne mercantile Ha1ssc-
I.ona between tbe aceuser sna TIE sccusea
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TIE BLACK SEA TROUBLE.

che Rack Sea until Russ's fu'ds her CD cations; tha
Great britain, Austria aud Turkey clstu 70 pe nrmi
united ia shis policy: that bse hres Powers maxim
strenuous Efforts 10 Withdraw Louis Napoleon from CO
auetrt WITH Ru.sia, and that Russia Is making equal
encrts " secure his alliance.
7he pmes correspone writer, the slst alt, that
thc ,no OF Russia In the Danubian Prncipales IN
creased day 10 day and the Russs1 Consul General
wsa arsn master OF the situation NJ ssrvs The sam
writer says that Eoglsnd s quite ~ inclined 10 the pro
poecd cuuier nee as Austria.
Admiral Lyons has formally notified tho Russian Minis.
trr that ne viii roman with bis fleet In the Back Sea
venra deepech Of tho I'd instant states that on Tho
a9d Ocobey the Porte, together With Enslsnd and Aus
sra hsd settled that the oaupston OF the Black Sea- Da
nuban Provinces should be prolonged.
RE British squadron At the Isle Of serpenss had oecn
roinforcsG
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THE NEApoLITAN TROUBLE.

The Nesrontsn affair trnsDs - beore. rhe re.cnnei
French and Engiish Ambassadors have landed NJ Mar
vSeer aud ship or two from tho ieet WI ocas onsiy
yislt Na,les 20 see that All s,es oa quietly.
Tho kearclax Minister bad net LETT Pss, snd 10 neid
hngpaQs ss he intended TO reman lne sanie wfiicr
yern,ks that the advent OF Redschia pasns secures
minister net Ikeiy he ufacrced by kaesian rtrisas
Tho 7m' Parts CORES pcndett writes n AontAy ess1-
.nr thst NJ Btenier mad vei from Naples
a despaioh from roulon s,ys ,he Nea ohtan squsdrnl
Dos rot sr nevertheless tasirg ON board " ,vsio1s
snd pnir unitona og gar f,r .ix months.
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GREECE.
Tho expovation OF prohibited from Greece until
the l2th or July next.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, Nov. S-Evenlng.
An active demand for money has again prey .led but
there i almost general expectation that We have now
seen The worft Al al events, less pressure is antic
rs.td after me 4tb, which Ia to morrow. Al the
time some uniavorable Farnors Ia circulation.
The accounts from Paris this morning are far a. re-
CARDS monetary and numerical affairs, written Ia more
cheerful tone; but there seems TO be uneasness
created by adverse political Among other state
mens II s sad that the purchases OF gold already made
by the Bank OF France have brought up the stock of
buoD In that Establishment TO very nea'ly the amount
al which II stood when the last return published.
In the loan market to day very little business dono,
and tie tendency was 40 VI wards.
The specie arrivals resofted ,od day amount 10 about
fS20t00. There have BEEN Withdrawals from the
Bank The fol owing the particulars the export Of
gold and silver to India and China by the packe. which
lcr YES Soutnan pton TO morrow
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THAtDrc's FrTn Coscnr took place lsst evening. n
Nblos ssicon and the hall was inu ~ ever and ~
great piania seems 70 forco applause ron his ssas
spdiercs Albeit unused 10 snch der,oasirstsDs. n
sixth concert announced for Tnusisy wbes cur on
gresi pianist Gossscsat has volunteered, ana win pssy
win Tkalbsrs the fsnfass nom "Norma- on too vssa
pAacs The sale Of tchess vfl commence 70 dsy
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FRANCE.

Count Ks.elcff would proceed 70 CompieEne Tues
cay deliver to The Emperor an autograph letter from
che Czar.
rood deal of dsccptent Ia prevailing In The manufsc.
turing districts Of vrsrce owing 10 apprebensons OF CON
wercal reform, even withous the immediate agency Of
fhe rra CPsris) correspondent says that the tariff
1ueston likely 10 add N the difficulties Of the imperial
soyernment and the manufacturers express t0er dssst
Ifsc,op and Affirm that the Emperor Initiated the pro-
Abye sysem for which they voted Tor him for the Pro-
s,denay a. well a. the empire.
Corn was falling, bvt here would be no MARKED dirr.
0scs Until uexs yesrs crop ws sown, AZ gVucu, 8or.
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States The reversed gentlemsn In conclusion urged mis-
bearers 10 support the missionary enterprise both at
bone and abroad At the conclusion OF Bishop James
address collection taken up behalf society
when the audience dis missed with the bcnedictcn.
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AxvsvyrSm.-1he crowded ssais Of our ccIumns ocn-
psis M 10 foresc specially noticing shs various Asuar,
40 complete Hss cs me pcvslss orsrsi for sosihs
may be oupd, usual ~ We head 81 The EDITORIAL psgs.
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FATAL FAN powS srArm.--Csrssw Ems held m isquo
upon The body os named Patrick Cough. who dsa
from coDcusson OF the brnn, produced By falling dewn
stairs st his residences - ssvsnth avenue vs61r,
Accidental death " peceased - ~ yesss o. go aRd
vss q usfsye a ireland.
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TIVE RrApNe OuALrrroArrcx--h n said thsk
400 rsrsous Ocnnecacot we're depr ~ ~ she- vo<s
she n or ~ hy the new constitutional pr sy,s 1r
thai trey sboaIa Know bO~ 70 rsd and write IN asaw
yose.
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deaux and Mayselles the average price maintained
The Morning Hrod (Psris) correspondent states that
Commercial accOuns In admitting grester abun-
dance Of money, and the certainty that crisis
TO be feared tn ough inability 70 meet eng sagements.
In the Paris corn market se was done during the past
week
had Heightened serviews with Baron Hummer, Austrian
PenpoentAry.
The Mornino Poa correspondent writes, on Monday
evening" that Mr. Peore had arrived from Naples, and
would leave Tuesday for London. Lord Granville
IN Paris, and would visit Compiegne. The Neapolitan
The funds show some fAtness aud closed quiet al
scarcely one eighth per cent low those OF yesterday
IL s satisfactory To rsss the stability with which
the trade OF the country hears the OF the
rates Of discount In the discount market
good demand for money 1t full rates. but pressure.
SPAIN.
Spanish Affairs also hanged but the accounts of
ne stability Of the Naryaz government are con,radlc-
The statement thst spain is organizing war in Haytis
onnrmed.
The Madrid Ga=sa ct Nov 2, publishes the decree es.
tablishing the law OF lS4a as regards tho press.
GERMANY.
A committee OF the Germanic Diet have reported In
favor OF Prussias claims upon Neuchate but EuglAud
has offered In conjunction with France TO Mbrate In the
matter
The Free Trade Association Of Hamburg have voted In
favor Of taking steps 10 abolish the HanoyerAn Sade
The balance shee, Of the Austrian Bank for October
shows further improvements.
TURKEY.
The change In the turkish Ministry Is confirmed:
Redecbld Pacbs yizicr The Bessaraban frontier
survey has been conpIeted
The day dxed for investing the Sultan with the Garter
that on which Redchid Pasha entered his iunc-
tons as Grand vlzier.
PERSIA.
An ultimatum has be- 0y England 10 Persia. Tho
Shah rssts In s REFUSAL and the British expedition
egasnst him about to ssil
fpOrn nfiuon n the ntN
uumatum from EnglaLd has been forwarded to the Shah
oi Persia.
The Persian army was proceeding with the siege OF
HerAt; 1t terrifying the environs, OF which had
obtain ed possessop after navipg defeated the Agnans
sx thousand OF vi hom had surren iered.
GREECE.
The expectation OF corn prohibited from Greece until
the l2th or July next.
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Tho y vs exceedingly well p,rfurisd tArousssst.
We haze srsce Cor critical aaalyas bet The ncrng
al FOOD, ard that cf Mss Koc,e, MI rcvisr, Nr O.
whcsuosh and Nr. Burnett particularly cxssle1t TS<
SCENERY AMI appointments exquisite and gre Ne
highest promise fT TIE ~ or r.eoes ss IN
fouss. The ncidSnsa music sell dcno, srj cns a
ire sces had he hcaor Of -'ors. Al the end cf -
psv all he prrc'pal arsss csllsi before the
tain tc recei las applause Of .hc aouss.
Altogether Nss Kecnc hss bal due launch f1s hx
uew and beautiful cr-r. r she display throu gnon tne
se~ou the same care, tact AMI attention whcs have
marked her n1t sftrL there be dou % that hsw
Efforts rcsoaai greatly 70 the pleasure Of shs pubSs
sni TIC prcnt Of herself.
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GERM ANY
TURKEY.

The change In the turkish Ministry is confirmed
Redecbd Pacbs Ia yizicr. The Bessaraban frontie
survey has been compIeted
The day dxed for investing the Sultan with the Carte
was that on which Redschid Pasha entered his iunc
t0nB as Grand Vlzier.
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Evnsne s0ccLs FoR CutoRso PSoriy - Thssc sot t,,ls
hare mot VII very far sncs N y have bccu
orcned and no colorct pecpe ,ho~ . counnenl,Aols
spirit eudeavor'rs 70 imprsve ibsrrsctvS, Toc
ipg school in LAmcus street No. 8 "a 10 very cncou.
raging cons ton The ,enale department. ua cs carge
Of Mss Tcmpins snd two assistants, hv s'xsy
pupils enc u whom 81 ycarS of ssa pupl who hes
i1s, succeeded IN lesrnrs 10 cad. Reading speirag
apd nfnuansflp arc the branches efpsriaiiy
tadtd 10. Arrhmstc. vooyspbY nd hsofy srs
taught IN the hrrcst clnss fns nae department has
lare er astnesnce ihsn had as yea, sni Toe average
sss ~ tho psriIs tbry yearr Sevsra4 u
Attending are over 20 Mr. Wade y sAc p-nr.h o. uss
reheo and hts tw, a.rist1rtr.
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Rnhhers II

YoSf fcceiyed a good sasorment ofllsywoods
q Metallic Rnbben, the best articles IN the mar.
ket Al nONS'S Ilb< rtv Attract.
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1000 BOTTLES SOLD

N TIE Gity & IAvreuee, - 1eeAu, NJ nmoe I
J ASSURE, AND sPEEDr CUBE M sssuss ~.
AliisA 0issneas asd Hsssr sysuptt
THESE nedleinss AZ sure ssd esrain remedy sbs AZ
. 20. q ssss . s, ns.:, \, sss -: ::ssss s -
sens care b sksss slnes asd Win 49, exDass has
any cher rsnsAy. IA srsessias eonpees<. srsis'
ealing dissass and ispsovias hs hsaitA vi,A sss..
iAss., sr.Ssla, ErysIpdss, Whus Ispssy, csss.r-
cAiihisins, fnss, bsrbsrsi Oh Mssshi ssd p.
vw Sore, rasvs Pmp.ss, kugt.sus hosh I'D M
yithsss mark o. .cas. I. drass Hsness frua ~
sssuaeh Lsnes Head, and Eyes, snprovss The sighf,
shes rcabsed viii hanss, md q secs rsmsvs: ne
s,sss,1: !: sssn.:Sss y pss ~ ~
Kiss.h. A. ". ssssrns, At sAsbsru, q. !. fAsep-
ssa H. C. Hayss. sdiov q Lasrsass oosriss, snz
Mrs. Jonss, Nshasn, vas cured q s.ii RAssn ana
ecrufala Il yesss' Standing. -
nne.hy csyssy,. e p.sysrs, sss ssrsd 9! ss,stul..
L.s.a sosa.S &c q ssli'ssy L s,s sss'd q ss'''-
Mis- Welsh, q South Danvess esr,d u eersnals
| ia Stafford, Of LAvrne<, sssiass v tvs ssrss 81
sefotul. Of v.ry ssrfAva,ed nature and bsns A.ssr
Lacy Reinas, Il Lawrence, vss cured Of Kings
Evii Of long csntinuAnce. 4. 80 Ir'- ~ l -
Mr.. Disney. q ssieul, vs cured Of an Old sore q -
samuel welsh. ssssA p.nvs. Vas cared Of .srs leg,
Of ysars' standing. Hs o -. Tr
chssiosts Ryan. Lawrence, vas cured q bed hsnss
oocasioned BY vsecinatioa.
Mr,. Crosby, LAsrass, ~ cured Of sydpslss Of u
Nh Terbaii. L..rns', Va, cured Of an Asusv,,ias
Rhsss BrOason, PAN River. vas ssrsd u hssess sfs
| yeArs' standing, On weeks. ....
James W. Hunt, a Lawrence vas cured Of chrosis
/ iinculty Of the chest. occasoned BY hsnors.
g. I. Thonpsoo, of LAurvpce vas cured u bad hansf
M.tshlas Shore, New Bedford, vas cured Of bed hs-
NOR on the lace. tugat
Mn. !. Carton. lawrence, vas cured Of aaun.stsh
able spLier cancer.
L IL Reed, G,sai Pals, Was cured Of Cancer, vAisA
had eaten through his LIP. 1913 80
n. A Mann IN HAnocck vAs cured al Gamer.
Al lady IN Lsomastsf was carcd Of cancer b hss
\ stomach t.f..fr ftN .f.
A lady In Derry Vas cured % cancer.
NJ. Carlton az Lawrence vas cured OF bsrbsrsite
Mt Churchlil, Lasrnse, vAs cured Of BARRIERS Itch.
Mr.. d. 8. swan, Of Lawrence. vas eurod q hsnsss
Internal. H 30 .I II
A. n. Hall, Lawrence, Vas cured Of siek Hssdsehs,
caused By humor In the stomach. s1r
These are oily lev Of the thousand eases vhiee
might be siduoed q iu enea<y. They are al Living
Witnesses whose unsolicited sstlmonlAb Viii b foupd
In The circulars accompanying The ueiicines aud nay
Be had u all agents.
soh wholesale and retail by cullLss II. Kssr. 0se-
era Agent Ger the United States and cansdas Noe. 81
Appieton nlosk, lawrencs r., Lavrenee, Nasa, -
Whom oil ORDERS should be addressed, Agents DC Ma.
debri, Dr.. J. sasyer and A. sA.yss-and By asenss
evsryvhsre. ,- ......il iylb ass fI
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FOR SALE,
! HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS,
6fhar Vnluablo Real Bgtato,

NJ other volueblo 6oel 6steto. -
folIowiae Described Real Esute. conpris-
! House Lots, aud other properly, clgibly
"A N the villages Of Saco and biddsfosd,
J sold by the proprietors, a prizes and on
10 p1rcha,ers- ii p ~
House Lou, about 100 Ia uunbes, sre
lsIIv sltusied Ia Saco, between the Railroad
| III Biddcford and Saco-a posttoa OF them
The Railroad, and . portion below. In .
Int and healthy location, and commanding q
= OF both villages. They are advantage
t,,ussed for the residence of persons having
=. 10 either ssco or Biddelo,d, beias within
|instes walk Of Main street. and feppsrel'
=. Saco. and Eve minute. walk OF The ma
Shop and Cotioa' MIL Of the Laconia; rep'
and Water Power Corporations OF bsoos
A subs,sniial Bridge, 375 feet long .nd 9
Tide, resting on granite p'crs, and win sac
has beeu built scroes the Ssco River, thu
|c,ins the lots with Biddeford, and placing
Iwiihin three minu,es' walk Of Smiths Cor
From this bridge q street 10 graded 10 ths
II Crossing on Water street, which VIII b<
n 10 Buxton Road. Other streets have
u out, ex,eoding along the margin Of ths
yer. and 10 Wafer street. .s-sf Z.
lew road recently laid ont by the County
sioaers, extending Into The country iron
I'M inienect with Market street, which
Scross The above described bridge 10 B'dde
a the lots before mentioned, the proprie
! dozen or more house lots for sale, %
Island, contiguous TO the bridge, snt
wo minutes walk or the workshops ant
raid Island. s.- B...
I'm sell also In lo,s Of from one TO fv'
NAV be wanted, tract Of land adloininl
ch /. reserved for house lots. Said irsc
bf a acres, and Is situated on the Wet
Of the Railroad, and runs IN the Bux'"s
line striking tina, road within lew rod
bco Depot. -.
n,ec Deeds viii be given Of oil lots sol:
proprie,ors, A. II. boyd. Ssco, d. Z
iddciord; Joscphus Baldwin and Law
amcs, Nashua, N, H.; William r. New
chester, N. IL. ~ a.
ther particulars, as 10 prices and condit
!, inquc OF d. E. SoMES, Of B,ddeford
nj for le Drop, ictOfs. OIL
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CIR Riahlrr.
Geographical Enigma.

am composed OF GO letters.
My Is, II, II, GO, 20, % isa town in l, >, 6l,
Is, 90, "a, 7.
My 10, %, I, 81, %, 50 river in IL, 4, &c,
., Ia
My CD, 60, ., 1871, 0ba city in IS. 80, IS,
y, 50.
My CT. So, 81 . is rive, ia IS, 81, IL, %, 80,
70.
NV IS, %, 81, 50, s., 50, so is one of,he small
states Of %, 10. u, -, i2, 5, 46.
My a, 60, G! is city in 6j, 30, II, 10, 49, Is
a..
My IS, %. %, &c, GO. s. IS. 10. "a. 80, As is a
div ision u 81, IS, CO, 81.
Ny 6. ~. 65, 90, 81 Is city in SIS 6S, 10, 80. IS
My 6J, a.. 81, Is, 5 is town in Is, -. 20, 90,
s.
My whole are countries OF the world.
VIcroR.
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4 LOT FOR SALE.

sale that neat story aud half house,
barn aud garden spot attached, situa.
|ry Genre VI the thriving village OF
b Franklin St., and known m the
Inns estate. lis immnedisle proIini.
Is, Stores, Schools, Post.01lce, &c.
very desirable location. Such rare
bargain is seldom offered.
ale, 100 house tots, located on oil the
gets in the village.
GEO. II. ADAMS.
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1 still sat in listening attitude after the
old musician had finished speaking. "And
did Beethoven give lessons afterwards to the
blind girl ?" asked l. at length.
lie smiled and shook his head. Bee
shoycn never entered that humble house
again. With the excitement Of the moment
his interest in the blind girl also passed
away; and though the brother and sister
long and patiently awaited his coming, he
thought no moro Of Them"
And is it not too ofton so in life?
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Messrs. Adams & Horton.
Musical Ware Rooms,
Mr.. HodSdOn's Book Store,

- A-@GDS HEs
UALLEr b DAVIS celebrated Pianos, with patent
Suspension Bridge and Copper Bearings t sale by the
above sample Of which may be seen at their Musical
Ware Rooms.
Al DESTROYS OF purchasing SrPSRioR TONED IssrRr-
NrSr are respectfully invited 10 call aud examine for
themselves.
second hand Pianos or Meloieons taken In exchange
for new ones.
All Pianos AMI Melodeons soi by them are warranted
give perfect sasfaction and he kept In tune br
year, nee Of expense 10 the purchaser. AL tuning at
tended 10 with promptness.
Saco, January Il, 1856. tB2
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GREAT lRERlC4N 4 FOREIGN OFFICE.
FOR sEceINa PATENTS FOB INVENTIONS
~ Assey f.v B..,.,.. with sAe
UNITED STATESPATENT OFFICE
FT WASHINGTON.

II, uE. 1n""E,
No 70 sao Street. opposite Kilby st., Rosten.
JMpORrAr INFORMATION TO INVENTORS
i The subsriber, Gate Agent Of Vac Y q ran'ept
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SaN hhsNt
vantzges In |
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