davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23
VNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
ii u4 STEAMSHIPa

PROM EEw.yoRK TO LIvERPooL
Second CABIN Passage %
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.
Cbief Cabin PasfaEe.. ........'.s'ssTlW
Second Cahf P6ssege OV
The ships fIom Bos on cal at Halifax
PERSIA. Capt. Juokins CANADA, Capt. Lang,
ARABIA Catt J Stone, AMERICA, Capt WickmAn
ASIA. Capt. +. q Lot, NIAGARA, Capt. Ryfie,
AFRICA Capt Shannon, EUROPA, Capt Leitch.
These vessels clear white light ct masthead; poen
sartr~rd b. red ~ tort bov
AFRICA Shannon. leaves York, WeaBesday July y 1876
NMGARA. Loirch leaves Boston "Wednesday July So 1885
PEbklA, Jpdkirs caves York Wednesday Aug G. 1884
ARABIA, Stoie leaves Bo.tor Wednesday. Avg Is 8S
ASIA Lott .....leayes n York. "Wednesday, Aug 90 1858
CANADA Lsrs. lcsvos Bos on Wednesday, Aue a. l6f
AFRICA Shannon. leav~ sN York "Wednesday Sept s. ist6
NIAGARA Lei'cb leaves Rost M WEDNESDAY, Sopt. 10 1855
Pr JudkDs. leaves NJ York Wednes Seps a. 1855
AkABIA, stone leaves Boston, Wednesday, Sept "a is56
Berths not secured I'll paid for
A. exserebeed surgeon oL board
The Of these ships viii be accountable for Cola
ea.er Bullion Specie Jewelry Precious Stones MetGs
nnless bills of adine srned therefor thereof
tberein txpasssed.
For freish. OF passage apply 10
T. CUkARD No. Bovr-,s. sreen.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23

EOR CALIFORNIA VIA NICARAUU u
it SHORTS ST Route ny 200 MILES-PR CE' RE-,
rIcF Tho now AZ splendid Steamship O6IABA, 500
tups bu de nj T.. TiNKLEPAUGH Commander, viii .a,i
om pier No Is f,ot of NJ nth Noores North River tor sAS
at o'clock r. m to connect with tho StsaDof Sic IRA NE
VADs from San Juan del SUI 81 tbS Pacific for IN f'an
cisco Pssssees w find 'h the heathest AID cheapest
route. For ftiSht or p4s.sQs apply TO
CIlAS A. WHITNEY, no Bowlins Green, N. 7.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23

ryen according law all having claims against
ANTHONY LAMB late OF the City Of New.York, deceased.
hat they are required exhibit the with the voucheI
thereof the subscribers the Executors Of the last will and
of the sad deceased at the store OF BANKS No
l Ns,saustreet in the City OF New York. before the
,h da, Il August 1856 Dated, this 2sh day Of February
p Fl II,s;nw Isss RrshfaM + saHks KENT E1seu'or
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23
Tor LIVEbPOOL.-Steomsbip ALPS, H

II Oh LIfE -Sle0uiSuip hLEC, h'
II IDglis cGnmarder. This aud powerful seamet Will
sail from the Br.sh snd Moth American Ro;a Ma, steam
Pscte CompaDys Doct jersey Cs "a CURD AY Aug
PssssN non.y for 6r- class on'y for 1hom
there excel ept 100 including provisions
ard st wards fee bat without wines liquors. which can be Oh
tanned OIL board
Freisht taken at reasonable rates Apply 70
T. CUEARD. No Bowling Creep.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23

LOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE VIA NEW-
L PORT and FALL RIVER.-The splendid and sApesoa
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Bro~n leaves New York every
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, az 5o'slock p IN !
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ad FRIDAY, at O'Clock IN
rom Pier No n r. the Battery 10th ouchns st New
sort ench way.
Hereafter will be regarded secured 70 any spp
.ant until the shall have been paid for.
Freight Boston forw arded through with great dspstch,
" an Express Freight Train
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23
DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA.-For

III LIvt RPOOL.-Tho Africa, Neil Sbinno' commander
will with the NJ ills aod Passengers for
Fprcpe WEDNESDAY next. the 2Sd inst A .t,sner
and b-sgnke for tho AFRICA at and 10. O'Clock .re-
cisely T. CTNARD, No. DO wing Cresn
PERSIA will succeed the AF0ICA and sail the 9th
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23

EOR FIRE ISLAND, DIRECT.-Passenger
tlace Of informed thAs
trey thrSsh tickets at e2 3.ch
Long leland Tnonp.,n and steamer HERO
rom Jsip daiy-, avng Brooklyn s s. Is AID Ing u
Fire Island aeou' M and leaving Fire islard .,
aid srriviI q Brooklyn At about Q q m
Passengers who prefer the Great South Bsv
take the train from Brooklyn via rnomp'on and lsip
leland 10 nodous and Fast sailing so0p
yacht which will swAys be p watDs and ss immsdsv, tor
the beach der the msDd careful and sal f boimsn
RsE Can't ain nofsfe
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23

SsIoor-sg, S65 aDd s'5 aocoto Ing 70 sts,.roo,n
hu tied Lumber o 1bndclsss viii be tai ~, from
phls1slpbia and Liverpool, al fuui IN Prcrisioa
Phisde eSD From Liverpool.
Tbsse sh,Js with improved cor.
"a ach vessel experienced srrreon
Pses wi.h hrife their friends ,iu cer,i6
Of p-ssage sd d. sls Liverpool in sus Of sterling
AID upwaid. Apply TO JOAN q. DALE. Agent,
No " Wsl.utst Phii.iepsia
orsABELA COR1IS, III Brosdwa,, New \ Jrt
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the SuroQuts
of tbe County Of New York notice hereby Owen q, Al
sons having clains against DENNIS VALENTINE isis of
The City Of gew fork, deceased TO present sans Sits
thereof the snbscrbers The residence
liam Valentine, No GO East street. In the Cty Rev.
Yo1k before the third day of November neADsed New.
Yorh the 9th dsy nj ipril. Isj6
,,usmw WIEIAM PhTIh sfitNIIES J. vnIESrrsE E..eas
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23
N PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surroeut,

Of the County of NewYoEk notice s hereby gwen az
penou. b. ing claims against NARY RYAN, late Of tue
ry of N~w-vh deceaed present the vouch-rs
heee 10 the Subscriber ut the otic" of AMES w WHITE.
No Lib.rys iu the City Of ono. boorc the "a
day of Dccem er nex-Dated New York. the I'd day Of June
tPs6 kiCHOLAo DOCLAN, Adrnails,Tstor &C.
;.lI Ian fraW
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23

Il T. Cook commander This and powerful steamer
viii sep from the British and North American Royal Ma
Steam Packet Comosny Dock, a; jersey City. THURS
M there excellent accommodations 100 ineludin,
pruyisons and Stewards fee, without wines liqrors
which can be obtained or board Freight taken REASONABLE
retes Apply to ". CUNARO. No 4 Bocvlinsgroen.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23
" PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate

Of b, County Of New York notice hereby .yen TO a.
pe-on, hsy claims sgsirs Ii TIER APPLEY, late Of the
Fty Of NewY rk bookseller deceass to present tho
wh vouchers thereof the ecribsr AZ The Se~Vork pa
renie A,yum I75h street. in the c of New Yok be-
o,r the day Of December next-Dated New
York the l7,h day Of yu .. laj5.
IDRIS APPLEy. Adninistr strix, and
sls Jaw5mo-W- JAMES s. APPLEY. Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23
CTEAM BETWEEN NEw-YORK aud

EDrNBURGH, $500 tuls, wM CUMMING, Commander.
NFW-YORK 2ls0 tuns. ROBERT CRAIG, Cothnandcr.
GLASGOW 1 9s2 tuns. JOHN DUNCAN, Commander.
The GLASGOW and NEW. YORK STEAMSHIP con-
PANY intend seDg their aud powerful Steamers frea
New.York for Glasgow direct as under:
GLASGOW, Saturday, Ausust is, at IL o'clock noon
EDINBURGH. Saturday, .ept t3 at II oc1sk, noon.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
First Cisss.. :...'..'.'...%ao
Third Glass, found with cooked provision s......... 80
An experienced Surgeon attached TO each Steamer
For Freight OF Passage apply to JOHN McSYMOS,
No II Broad xs5
New-york City Rns or Gold only for Ps.sase
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23
n pJvRSIrAN(E of an order of the Sayroc.ra a,

TN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate ef
the County Of NewYok. notice u hereby given to ali
pps havpe esIns sesiDst SINCLAIR TOUSEY, ste of As
Chy sf swYorh, deceased. to present sbe same 9Th
,oscbsr, thereof the subscriber the residence Of Mrs.
syyis Tousey No III Mscdouasl street, IN tho City Of Ns
Yerk On hs dag Of september nelIDaed New
Yori The 18Th day Of March. 1886
RiSlsvumWs ABNER BEERS, Exseuto..
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
of The County Of Kew-Yorh no-ce hereby Cveu eli
srscns having clams sgsnst TI1nE OAvEf. late Of trs
Cry Of deeea,ed present the with vouhos
10 the subscrbers the oaico Of Jemss w. White
No. 81 Liberty st the Civ Of NewYot, before ne
srt lev Of December LexDs.ed New YoTh, Die Nsd OF
May, 1875 OWN ScJASE.
n,se iavsrlW Adnnistl and kaniI istratyix, &s.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23
6tcdmbpars ann Railroads.

ALBANY and TROY BOAr-Regu,ar Line
Faro 81 ftom foot OF Canal and Spring ats connectc
with tras 6r Saratoga and the West the ne and sole df
steam =, GLEN COVE will lesve every MONDAY, WEO-
prneips snds For further part culsrs qre OF j. LE"3
is IT, No. 202 West ct.
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD COM
IN PAEY-GBsERAL OFFICE No i75 BSid~ay, NJ y
The New York rie isioad Company prepared
. do regular Express busincss H. d. HlTE,
d L. NcCALLAM Gene Tel Sup't SUIT Express.
DAY LINE for ALBANY-From foot of Canal
~ ard Stni gs,s att landing At Vest Poios New
buyeb Knss1n Ponf, Cstskill a,d Hatsou
ste.nsI hRMENIA MOI day Wednesday sd Frd.{ Aida,
rucsday Thursday ard Saturday, conI ecdng at Albany s
n in to ard the Nortbj also with tras West
Coacber he Boas Cak to convey psAsnsen % :ds
Mounisin House
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23
nAYLINE for ALBANY-From foot of Canal


H. " IL CllhC 1<NANO H'As1.aN
i DEAL, HIGHLANDS. OCEAN HOUSE, SILVER
POINT OCEAN PORT aud EAr0NT0,WH The snpet ,:
Ro,dep wiz from foot of Jsyst North avsr ol'ows:
Leave New York Wednesday, July %, III N rbursday
No. Mond~ jul, 2s M Tuesday July q, p. Wednes.
day, July 80. 81 IN Thursday, g., 81 pm
july a. N Friday. July 25 81 SATURDAY Jniy q,
MODdi,; II; JD,;s' Th4:stv Tvej, Juy lay @
steses fo sqnsn vis0 Red Bank and other psrt' The
90 ,nr Th confidently offered 70 the travelling COM
punity a the best adapted Boat the route.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-05-09

orandum Of one hundred dollars rs exPend.
ed for an engraving. and tho occurrence
passed from my mind
A year passed on, when one day
received a letter from my young friend, en-
closing draft Tor The amount had loaned
him. expressing in manly. grateful terms
his acknowledgements for Tho favor, giving
also his experience in the gold regions and
expressing a hope 10 be able to send Tor his
wife and sister in a few months. y.I ~.
Time passed. on, and another letter came
from my young friend, Informing me Of bis
good success and also, Of The birth OF son;
he honored me by calliusi, by my name.
| ,rus, that lesson was not lost on me-
In my counting room hangs the engraving
OF the orphan, their sweet faces reminding
me tina, it is Indeed more blessed to give
than 10 receive"
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-05-09
Geographical Enigma.

am composed Of 81 letters. i.-
Ny 30, IS, 6, 10, 10 is IN island in Europe.
My 67, II, 5, SO, s is town in Russia.
My %, 30, so, 10, "a, IS, 0 is county in Vir
ginia -
Ny II, 10, 81, Is, 81 is river in Asia.
My I, ~, 50, 81, % is sea in Asia.
My IS, 20, 81, ca, IL /. a lake In Africa.
My 10, 3, 90, %, 81, GO is county in New
York.
My II, IS, IS, Q, 80 is county in Pennsylva'
MIA
My 81, %, 4, 90 is a town in Maine.
My 10, 81, 81, &C, 25, &c, 70, 7, 70, 40, II Is
one of the United Stases.
My 40, II, 20, 50, % is town in N. II. .
My 80, 81, 65, II, &c is toSn In France.
My IS, IS, 90, SO, Al, 80 is lake in New York
My q, IS, %, 70, IS is a town in France.
My 81, 81, A, So, 80 is u town in New York.
My 20, 30, ~, rs, rs, 6s, 73is town in N. Y
Ny %, 7, u, 80, 10 is county in Virginia.
Ny whole is five papers published in the State
Of Maine. fEMus
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-05-09
q .l7Fol llsALE, { Wa0
FOUR HUNDRED, HOUSE LOTS,

I And other Valuable Real Estate.
THE following described Real Estsie, comprs-
II ing Housc Lots, and other property, ctsibly
situated in the villages " Saco and Bddsiord,
viii be cold by The propreiors, q prizes and "
terms favorable to purchasers.
odacipslly siiuaied 10 Ssco, between the RsiisSsd
bepas Of B.Jjefori aud ssco-s potiioa VI them
sluyc the Railnoad, and . portion b~l.w, IN Z
pl~ss.n, and healthy Location. snd oommssdiag q
iur view OF both villages. They am advantage.
ousiy s,iuaisd fos thvres,dence 81 peron. having
business i'd either Saco % Biddelo,d, be,ss within
six minutes walk Of Main s,rret and PepPcrell
chime Shop and Cotton Mn Of the Lseoais. Pep.
pcrrll and Water Power Corporations o. Bitde.
ford. A substantial Bridge, 373 feet long and 20
Ivet wide, resting IN granite pefs, aud with side.
walks hss Jeea bull acrs~ the Ssco River, thus
connecting the lots with BidJeivd, and placing
them within three minutes walk Of Smiths Cor.
ncr. ,Psan this hridas stree, 10 srsdrd 10 the
extended TO Buxton Road. O,her streets have
been laid out, extending along ihs margin Of the
Ssco River, and 10 Water SWEET
s The new road reeeaily laid out BY The County
Commissioners, extending into the country from
S.co.5 win iniersect with Market street, which
passes across the above described bndge'o Bidde.
ford. .,f..,,r ---....
Besides The lots beiosc mehuoueu, 'ne PfvpHe'
,ons have dozen or more house lots iof sale, oa
Snrinr's Island, contiguous TO the bridge, aud
within two minutes walk VI the workshops and
mills on laid island.
They will eel aiso in lots Of from one 10 i've
acrrs, as may be wanted, tract Of land adjoining
thai which Is reserved for house lots. Said tract
consists OF ~ acres, and Is situated on the West.
ern side Of the Railroad, and runs To the Buxton
road, the line striking that road within few rods
Of the Saco Depot. ~ '.--.h
WARRANTED Deeds win be given Of oil lots sold
bv the propsie,ors, A! II. Boyd. Sscoi ID. L.
Som,s, B.ddelori; Joscphus Baldwin aud Law.
renee Barnes, Nashua, N, H.; William =. New
ell, Manchester, N. IL.
Por further particulars, as TO psices and eondii.
ions, inquire Of D. L. SoMES, Of Biddeford,
agent for the p1oPie,ors, \ $ OIL 80.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-05-09
GREAT AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN OFFICE.
FOB SECURING PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS
-i4 alN isffA
Agency for Bssinsss With the
UNITED ST ATESPATENT OFFICE
r. ,... WASHINGTON. - .'.r.
l0e IHs InnDIDES
10 70 s:ats Street opposite Kilby g., Boston.


No 70 s.ats Street opposite Kilby g., Boston.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO IHyENr0Rs.--
i The Subscriber, Gate Agent Of the Y 4. Panent
Once under the act u 1850 determined 10 present Ad
vAntages In applying for Ps.ens superior TO those or
Ell inventors BY pths, has made arrangem-ns whereby
on applications prepared and conducted oy him, fHinry
r,mei by him In % failure 20 obtan patent, and
the wtdravalthrough him within thirty days amer the
rcjertIon. E...H
This Agency Ia not only the largest In New England,
but through IL inventors have advantages Or securing
patsps or ascertanlng the patenabilty % Inventions
surpassed by, 10 not immeasurAbiy superior %, any
which be on rel them elsewhere. The testimonials
given below prove that none IL MORE suCCEssfuL
Attic PATENT OFF, d han the subscriber and a.
SUCCESS lsTllE BEsr PR00p OF ADVANTAGES
AND ABILITY, he would add that lac has abundant
reason 10 believe and can prove thai at other once
% The kind, he charges Cor professional services 90
moderate. The immense practice 81 the subscriber dur
ingtreny year, past has enabled him O. accumulate
vast collection Of Specifications AMI oeiai decisions rel
attic 20 patents These, besides his extensive library u
legal and mechanical wotks, aDd fa accounts % patents
granted In the United States aud Rarvpe render him
able beyond question, TO offer superior etes for OBJ
tanins patents. i "'s
Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, and all Papers
this and foreign countries prepars snd sd'ice reoeroi
on legal AMI scientific Matters rsvting Inventions or
heterogeneous Of patents. Al necessity u journey to
Washington 10 procure patent, and the usual great de-
/ ny ,herv, are here saved inventors.
Copies Of claims u any patent furnished By rsmltting
one dollar Assignments recorded at Washington. Pa
tsnts inGrea Britain, Pranse, and other fOrsigu eoun-
tries secured through agents Of the highest rSsta-
b,lty.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-05-09

you are the. host wife in the state" the
husband cried with admiation.
But l have not given full account Of
my stewardship as yet. You remember the
forest Of pines on the hill Just back Of the
Meadow
Dana nodded assent. He was wondering
what was to came now. -.
We'll, there is no longer any forest there,
l sold every tree just as it stood
Why, who was fool enough 10 buy pine
wood Dana asked with laugh.
The railroad company. They must have
wood to get up steam. They gave me four
hundred dollars for the privilege of chop
ping down the trees, and was glad to get
rid Of them for the purpose Of making a
sheep pasture ra csc
A sheep pasture the husband cried in
establishment. . ''.'
Yes, it makes very fine one. ! bought
one hundred and fifty sheep, and then had
some money left, which l added to that in
the bank. Last summer sold four hun
dred lbs. of wool at forty cents per pound.
That amounts to one hundred and sixty
dollars, said Dana, after a slight calcula'
ton. "a. .a -
Precisely, without counting the increase
of lambs. think l did very well by tina,
trade
you arc better manager than l am
Nelly. Hereafter you shall be the head o
the house.
Il thank you, but i am perfectly content
ed to resign, now that you have arrived
Then you have no more wonderful bar
gains to relate?' no asked.
YES she replied with q slight hesitency
IL have made one more trade, but perhaps
it is one that will displease YOU
What, after my hearty welcome? You
can do nothing in future that I'll not ap
prove of. Remember Nelly, have return
ed poor in pocket, and mono too well in
health
Il will take such excellent care of you
that your health will be quite restored by
spring - and as for being poor, why that
is absurd when you have good farm, wei
stocked, and nearly thousand dollars in
the bank
Besides treasure of a wife,
THANK you. But will you step into the
parlor and see the latest trade?'
Dana followed his wife, and as she OPEN
ed the door, she pointed significantly to a
dark object in one corner of the room.
A piano! cried he, astonished.
Yes a good, well toned piano. But be-
fore you express your surprise let me tell
You how. l earned it. l sold all tho butter
that made during the last nine months,
and invested the proceeds in an instrument
that know you lonGcd for, and to tell the
truth, was rather anxious TO own one my
self, but never said so, and until l found
myself able, | never thought ofbuying one.
Now are you angry
Angry
Mr.. ID. has never expressed wish to roam
again. He is perfectly satisfied that he can
find more happiness on his farm, and in the
society of his wife, than he could if sur
rounded by all the gold in California.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-05-09
Western Land Agency.

J1ENRY II. B0oDY Co.. Bankers, General land
1 Agents AMI Dealers In Land Warrants and Real Es'
tate, continue to buy and sell Land Warrants make
investments, collections and payments enter land al
the Land Once locate warrants ascertain titles, and
transact all other business pertaining to General
Western Land Agency.
From our ample knowledge Of the Western country,
and from facilities Cor the Transaction OF business
feel confident that can execute all trusts commit
ted to u.s. In a manner entirely satisfactory.
Circulars furnishing full Information respecting the
terms upon which do business, viii be sent 70 them
who desire II.
N. d. The highest market price always paid for Land
Warrants.
Address, Henry II. Boody, brunswick, Me-, or Alvin
Body, Hudson, 81. Crolx Co., Wisconsin. A
Feb. %, 1856. ....r ..E l0u
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-05-09
n. IL. EppY. solIeI,or Of p.,,a,..
TESTIMONIALS.

"Durinx the time occupied the oriee Of Commls'
sioner Of patents, X. H. EDDr, E.q, OF Boston, did
business at the Patent once Solicitor for procuring
Patents There we're Few, any persons acting In tina,
capacity, who had much business beors the Patent
once and there we're non. Who c,niuctei u with
more skin, fidelity and success. resari Mr.. EDDY
OF the best Informed and most skul Patent So
ctors In the un,t states, and have hesitation In
assuring inventors that they cannot employ . person
competent aud Trustworthy, and capable u
putting their applications Ia form Tor them
an early and favorable consideration Al the ratsn, Of
nee. EDMUND BURKE,
..iCi Late Commissioner Of Patents"
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-05-09
NO D,ELanlls,ak
Melodeons.

THE following are but few among the many high t.s-
tImonlais yoianttrly given In oommendatioa OF the
,up,riog QUALITIES ofthe MODEL MEL0DE0SS, manu-
.actsrsd By Msssrs. MASON 4 uAMLih. .g.isi
Yyon Mr. Gssisrs ssffsr. tAs Piaaisf snt csaSssw.
NoRroLK nocsB, RoxsraY, Nov. Z, 1sSks
Merssrs. Mlsosk IAsLiS-9enis-I IN very much
peased with your Model elcieons, having never ssen
any that would compare vh them IN quality and pui-
ty a. tone OF quekness u action They are really vey
nice, aui most desirable pAher instruisent. aff
(slguei) AL 0rsrkvE sArrta.r
Prom Lows2 Mason, Doctor Of Music.
Amer having carefully examined the Melcteons Of
Messrs. Mason Hsnln, am enabled 10 say. thst In
my OPTION they are decidedly superior 10 any others
with which am acquainted. LovHLL MASON.
New York, July I, 1881. i ~ 80. -.
From Mr.. George y. Rect, fAs Popular eeryessr
q. ir-H and Muste,dR. I'd '- "HHN II
HssRr Mason, Esq, DEAR SIN i-lIaving had an sp-
pertunty Of examining MASON liamlin't Model Meo-
deor am happy 10 bear testimony % their great er-
ceepce. In general characteristics, and especially in
quality, and uniformity Of tone and tuning. they sesm 10
me 70 be superior to any that have jet examined.
u You're very traly, :.
FROM M. s. A. B,sneref, cendssior Of Afsi,e and
0rsaniit at hs Mount YsrasS, (Rsr. M k1k'O
eAureA, Bostos.
F-H. .' l,osros, August Z, 1854.
Mes.rs. Mason 4 HAnLIS = Gentlemen - have ex-
amned with pleasure the .Model M-.odeons, manufAc.
tured BY you and happy TO say that In my opinion
they have not been equaled by any Manufactured.
will not spAk Of their various points Of excellence In de-
tail, r your instruments need no recommentaton-fAsy
sp.ak for hsmlsisss. -''s"
Very truly yours, :. ~. BANCROFT.
Much more testimony might be produced Of Ike ma
ture showing the superior quality Ofthe Model Msie.
dso M but n \, thought TIT the above " sufficient.
The boye Instruments are now on hand and Tor sale BY
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-05-09
FEATHERS Of ALL KINDS,
Impol tant to Everybody,

NOR the last three ears have been sussged In q
II business known only 90 myself aud, eompara-
lively few Others, whom have Instructed for the
sum Of sn o ssen w nn, ms ?, he rae
made arrangements To- 20 to Europe IN he month Of
August neat, In engage In the same business.t am
willing To give fnl instruction In the art o. any per-
.on in the Enied states OF Canadas, who will remit
me Inc sum Of sl,00. ! am induced, from the sue
ee.s bye heen favored wiih, and the many thank
al Ieh ~ menis hays -kseeiyed ftnm Ihnss
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-05-09
From, fl,pr,,,nt commi,,i,a,r.

y FTOW WfTFffFHT tUWWFfIIFVs
"ArGrsr II. distributing the time have hei the
Once Of commss Ioner % iatsnts, H. fidy, EsQ, %
Bcston, has been ettesv,y esgasi In the trsnsaeon
OF business with the Ofice, solicitor lie IL thor
oughy acquainted with the w, and the rules % prae-
tce Of the Once. pgari him As ot The uosi eaIs.
bic and succ.ssfii practitioners with whom have had
Official intercourse. CIlAs. MASON, .4
= .s.H4 .H.. Comm 4. .lor,<v M patsnts