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DIR. w. 7. OVENS PILLS.
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILL4
AND EENERS -I..l.

1T is often and too frequently the practice Of individuals
who get mediene, to gull the public with liss
OF certificates purportipg persons
been cured by thereof when fact os
the the
Of the medicine. sign ed with fictitious ames.
The subscri claim the the
public miraculous and wonderful diseases
the flesh is heir to- but will that the
the diseases mentioned in the this
there has been offered suffering humanity
and speedy remedy To substantive this
would refer in this
medicines purVortiHg be certain
found elief from the of these Pills.
These Pills not composed of cheap Ingredients and
made by machinery. for the purpose kng oDey They
made and put by the subscribers and posed
entirely of costly and drugs and be sold
prices generally patent pills.
wish article which will Aaue and Fever a few
days thereby abng the patient TO attend his daily
patton will find these Pills the cheapest and
ever prepared.
the folio wing certificates and you evil
dence the virtues of these Pills it will be
application to the subscribers:
OwENsBoBo KY, August1 1855. 3.
hiscerfes that tak very sick with
and high fever and vomiting. and
Of Dr. Ovens Ague Pills and am happy TO that they eff
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BOARDING AND SALE SEA FShEs
" II COOK has rented Peter 3urk the fine brick sta
H. BILE street between Main and Locust where
he will hoard horses the day week the prices
in proportion to the expense of feed
Also fne young horses sale ata times Enquire at
iat- COOKS Family Grocery.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SIZE

a 2 4 4 ID
N Office is hereby given thar will sell Public Auction
Tuesday the 18Th day of January 1855 the late
residence of Daniel F. Goldsmith deed tire rown-
ship Vanderhurgh all his property con
ssting of Horses II Cattle Sheep. Hav. Oats Wheat
Corn and Potatoes Farming Utensils Household Furn-
ture,
credit Of twelve months will be given sums over
doers tha giving with approved
drawing interest and waiyire valuation and
nlept Laws. DANIEL ". GOLDSMITH.
dsc22-4w% Administrator. will annexed
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DEAN SEsOS.
THE FEVER. KILLED!

SAFE and certain for Fever of every grade, es
IA peoially for FEVER AND AGUE.
For sale At J. l.. MONROE'S Flmily Grocery,
Corner of Oak ID sts
ALSO Lnseed and Lard OIL No. I. low for cash ap
credit together with every variety Of Family Grocer
agtI0
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OTTO Is hsreby given the niersgned has been p
poiatsd Adminisrator Of the estate of Arthur VI
Johnston. late OF Van1srburkh county. deceased. 81
lsltste is supposed he saIvsas.
CHARLES MeJoHNS ron Administrasor.
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FWTE srsigned this day formed ership
I'll the firm of Hendricks cRea and will
the Boot and Shoe business the stand OF = Hen
bricks & Go. v h IiESD hLChS,
decI2-tC w a. McREA.
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nsSSLsH.TTrEON

VH erhip heretofore existing between the
dsrsirncd under the firm of v <. Hen tricks Co.,
~ ~ V. K HENDRICKS.
dse15-tf JOS. Il. HENDRICKS.
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TUST received direct from the East additional supply
ID Winter Goods which in vite the Ladies to give US
calls sell cheaper than the cheapest
particular attention to stock Of ooten
Plaiis French and dish Merinos Cashmere De LANES
Fllnnels hroderies Cashmere Robes tsomshing
newt Gloves Of all caors and most beau
tful Lotto Ladies Collars Chemsettes Sleeves etc. e
all which will be sold ct the most re1ueed prices i.
cali call nov2t : ROSER BROTHER e FREY.
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CO.PAeRTNEEsNTsIP.

THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY,
DIN f. GLOVER IL 90 corner of Main and Seventh
eE Evansville Ind would respectfully inform the
Public that they yard and for sale low CASH
Seasoned Pine Lumber embracing all
thieknes viz ToDgued and Grooved Pine and
Fooring Dressed and undressed Ceiling Castings and
Pannes feet sound Common Boards suitable for
fencing No Pine and Poplar Shingles sc.
&C. Can hove made order at the lowest prices shelving
Doors Sash Blinds Mantle Pieces Mouldngs Frames
Windows &C., &c. Bills of prices forwarded to al
send them. Orders adstance will receive
pro ia ttention fsbI2 If
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Acknowle dgment.

An old and valued friend, once resident
Of this place but now residing in waltham,
Mass, has sent us by Express, post paid, a
token Of his continued regard and good will,
US appropriate rs il is valuable, and as &C
eeptable Us II Is felt to be the grcatful evil
dence Of a friendship, which distance, or the
mutations Of time, has not weakened. lts
reception, complete in all its parts Us every
thing which comes from his hands ever
Is, has recalled to mind instances OF
his kindness to US when we first started
our paper as it has also, the share which he
had IN laying the foudatiOns for the manu-
featuring prosperity Of our place We can
assure our friend that his name Is cherished
in grcatful remembrance by many here who
have neither forgotten his social virtues or
the interest which he took when u member
of our community in the prOspcrity..elsar
place.
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Deatbs.

o~oNON~~-.~yoINY~-~-~ ~-yJ~~c~
u In Jan. IS, Mrs Elizabeth, wife Of NstLan
Noble, agedSl years. mouths. 10th ult., Mrs. Eliza
beth, wife OF Frank strout, aged q years, months
path ult, Dana Goodrich, Of Ellen and Hiram Gocd
ieh, aged years months.
In this city, Maria s. wife Of A. J. Downing, agei u
years, months. 3lst ult., J. l.. Davis Of joseph
and sarah L. Davis, aged years, . months.
In Wells, 9Th uh, Mr.. Amos Sargent aged 70 ysars
In Parsonsneld, Dec. 10th, Of Typhoid Pever, Mrs.
Mary Neal, widow Of Jahua Neal aged about 90 years
I'm tn0no on the 10Th ulL, Mrs. Patience shepard,
kgsd % years.
In sacc 10Th ut., Lucy j. daughter Of benjamin. j.
Soe, aged ~ ears and 8 months.
Eest dear Lucy, rest; thy work ho'er,
Thy task all done, what would 70 more
Rest, as the blessed rest In heaven,
With trials past and sins forgiven.
Rest dear Lucy, rest rest with thy God,
Wen strive TO reach thy high abode,
Strive by the Spirits aid and prayer,
To dwell forever with thee there.
Rest dear Lucy, rest We would not call
Thee hack 10 EARTH where aims dark pail
Hangs DER the spirit, clogs the soul,
Striving to reach It's heavenly goal.
Rest dearest Lucy, rest a. strangers bow,
lnquring whether wentest thou,
Well point above from yonder sod,
And tell them 'thou hast gone TO 0od."
MS.
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State Of Maine.

YoRK. $50 the Sheriff. Of our Counties Of
York, Cumberland, Lincoln, Oxford kennebec,
Somerset. Penobscot, Hancock, Washington,
Waldo, Franklin, Piratsquis and Arooslook,
or eihei OF their Depuiies. osErrISo!
49,, WE command you 10 attach the goods
LIS. or estate ofSiAos l. LORD, Of Biddeford,
49, ia said county Of York, TO the value Of
Fifty dollars, and summon the said Defendant (lf
he may be found 10 your precinci,l 10 sppesr be-
fore our Justices Of our Supreme Judi,isi Court,
next TO be holden at Alfred, within and ior our
said County Of York, on the third Tuesday Of
September, A. d. 1855, then and there 10 our said
Court to answer unto John o. Longley. Of Bosion,
in the County OF Sufslk and Comms wrath Of
Massachusetts. In Q plea Of the case, for that
said Defendant OF Bitdefofd Aforesaid, on The day
Of the purchase Of this writ, being % lebied to the
Plaintiff ia the SUN of twenty dollar, accord.
ing to tho account hercunio annexed, in consid.
ersiion thereof, the said Defendant then end ihers
insnd. Also, for that said Defendant Of Biods-
ford aforesaid, on the day OF the purchase Of the
writ, being indebted TO the plaintiff IN the sum Of
dlly dollars los 20 much moa.y beiarr'ihsi time
had and received by the defendant, to the plain.
tits use, In consideration thereof said defendant
then and there promised the plaiutif to psy him
said sum on demand
Yet the ssid defendant, though requested, has
not rsld the same, but neglecis 20 to do-io The
damage Of the said PLAINTIFF las he ssys,) the sum
Of 6lty dollars, whi"h shall then and there BE-
made 10 appear, with other due dsmsses And
have you there tbi. writ with your doinEs iberin.
Witness. Ether Shepley, E-quire, Of Alfred, the
slxieenih day Of May, 10 the year 81 our Lord
oue thousand eight hundred and fly 6ve.
JAMES q. MCINTYRE, Clerk.
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y We forgot to mention in its appro-
pirate time that the Houses Of Rose and Ian
caster in Saco had been united, or in other
words that the York Hotel and the Ssco
House have had a bridge erected between
them and thus thrown together-and the
two united been opened Us single public
House under the management Of Messrs Cor
don i Atkinson. 1.-The Dr." (Nlr. Gordon)
has inherited large share of skill and ca
paeity as caterer and will keep the family
property goodandadd thereto, and his part
ccr, Mn Atkinson, hsamany of tho qualid-
cati9xy Of mine host-Slnbast. hearty, &C
couso etins and fast eOminx NJ % landlord
lypryportions. The House wen furnished
in'svery part, has Accommodations for any
ndnber OF guests and will command large
shprcof public favor.
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STATE OF MAINE.

YORK, So Al the Supreme Judicial Court,
begun and held Of Alfred, within and for tho
county Of York, on the frt Tuesday Of January,
A. ID. 1885.
In the above action. II appearing that the de.
PENDANT 10 out Of the State and has never been
notified and has no tenant, agent, or attorney In
this State upon WHOM TO serve notice. the Court
order, that the plaintiff cause the eiendsnt ~ b.
notified Of the peadency Of this suii, by publishing
an siic.ted copy OF the writ sud this order Of
coun thereon, three weeks successfully In the
Union and Eastern Journal. = newspsper printed
in Bddefon, in sa,d county OF York, the ls., pub
location thereof TO i.e thirty DAYS ai least befHs
The next term Of said court, TO he held st Alfred,
within and for ssid county of York, on the fIst
Tuesday Of April, A d. 1856, that he may then
aud there In said court appear sud shew cause. II
any he have, why judgment In said action should
not be rendered against him, aud execution issue
accordingly.
Attest. JAMES o. MCINTYRE, Clerk.
True copy of the writ aud order VI couit thereon,
Attest, JAMES o. MCINTYRE, Clerk.
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The vALESrrNE SE,soS. We were re-
minded of the approach Of the Valentine
season by the receipt of box containing not
only an elegant Valentine but also something
little mop substantial, thorghwe fear one
Of the articles will be rather useless, unless
our subscribers should take n notion TO pay
up. Yet we are much Obliged, though we
should not like to get into the way Of wear
ing such rich gloves and hose, Us ii might
prove expensive. For the contents we are
indebted to Mr.. g. W. Bachelor who will
supply his friends and the public generally
with the incest kinds Of Gloves, Hosiery and
wonteds As well as Valentines, at his place
of businss on Liberty Street.
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TAKEN Tue FnLD. The Biddeford Asso-
citation has commenced the campaign for tho
Municipal election. At u meeting held on
Wednesday evening addressed BY Augustine
lIaines, a committee consisting of five from
each ward were chosen to make nomina-
ton for Mayor, to report next "Wednesday
evening,
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y In our article upon the "RumOred
Sheriff war;" we expressed the opinion that
Gov. Wells would not eountenance extreme
measures to put his appointments into Of6cc.
We gave him it seems, by the proceedings of
the appointment for Kennebec, credit for
moro wisdom and moderation than he pos
sesses.
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TABLEAUx vIyiNrs.

mlIE Exhibition 20 rablsauK yvanis, given nj CaisI
i Hail. on Tuesday Eve, Jan. IA, vli BE- r~pcate BY
particular request, At the sana Hsh Tuesday Ere
:. on the rSrner OecAsOu, vi. Be appropriated fa ths
bsnsht Of the poes.
saso, JAa- 9Th, iss1
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From letter from DAVID MoHGlx, Of ns Bay State
Mins, Laurence.

I had but very little faith In the Spanish Lustral,
knowing that tssre IL much imposition In the shape
Of Hair RestorAtves !" but concluded 10 try H.
The first botle caused furry app my head
tollJwei by young hail. and before had nnisued the
second bottle, had plentiful CROP which entire
y realized the wonderful virtues Of the spanish Lustra
Ny residence 10 At No. rs hay State Evaporation, Law
rence where can be at any time.
Pnce, IS ceats pee box. and sold by the Agent.
J. Dinsmore K Son, General A gents, Skow hogan
Maine,
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PEsssYLvAsl,. The American aud Republican
caucuses Of the Pennsylvania Legislature have
unanimously sustained the PennsylvaDia members
who are voting for Mr.. Banks.
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Srr Leg. Sore Breasts. Wound, i Il!c!r.

some Of the most scientific surgeons now rely sole
" on the use ofihis wonderful Ointment, when hav'
nr 10 cone th the worst cases OF sores, wounds,
ules 70, riandulAr swslIings, and tumors. rIofsss6
Holloway has. BY command Of Oh, Allied Govern.
msnts dispatched 10 the hospitals OF the Eas
r.e,Ion OF the Medical staf In the worst cases o.
wounds. II win cure any ulcer, eianduiaI swsllns
stiffness o, contraction Of the Joints even OF ~ year,
staudiuR.
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STATE OF MAINE.

Yoix. - Al the Supreme Judicial Coun, Be.
gun and he'll NJ Alfred, within and iof ssId coon.
~ Of York, on the 6nt Tuesday Of January, In
the year " our Lord one thousand eisht hundred
and lfy-.ix-upon the lore GOING libel, ordered,
that the lt<lsni give notice 10 tie ssid Alvin D:
Blake, 10 sppear before the Justices of our said
Suprems Judicial Court, 10 he Leid II Alfred,
within aud for sid county VI York, on the drsi
Tuesday Of April next, BY publishing 90 siies.ed
weeks suscs-ively 10 the Union .ad Ess,su
Journal, nswspsp~r publisb-d IN BidJelosd, 10
ssid county OF Y.rl. the last Of ssd puhicsiions
to b. thirty day. at leasi, before he sitting Of
ssid coud. thai be may then and there In oar said
cour, sbev csuss, u any hc hsvc, Why The pny.
20 VI Gid libel should not he grsn,ed
Aiiesi, JAMES q. MCINTYRE, Clerk.
true COPY OF the iihcl and orrs of court thereon
3w< Attest, JAMES q. MCINTYRE, CLERK.
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ID tie Honorable JnAi6s Of hs Snyrrms ysSss.
sal Court, sezt to BE- kslIiss at hLssd. - fIs
County ef Yo,L, on tie ihi'd zssi&sy Of Sv-
smbsr, a. ID isi5
Aan Mara Blake, Of Biddeford. In ssiJ county
Of York. respectfully show. that she was married
10 Alvin b Blake, on the 26,h day Of September,
A. d l6l0, 1T Siandish, 10 the county Of Cum.
berand, and Safe Of Maine. BY William PANE,
Esq person duly auibotizrd io soemnise msr.
riagrs, al said Stand.h, aud that she and ssid Al.
WIN, al said BiddriOrd, and other places 10 The
State oi Maine, from said time ~ marriage until
the 25,h day Of June. 1885, lived together - hus-
band and wife that she has ever been faithful 10
her marriage obligations, but that the ssid Alvin
hiss been wholly rrgaIdles. OF his marriage obi.
cations, and ON the said 18th day Of June, 1855,
committed the crime Of adultery with one Olive
A. Smith, otherwise called Mary o. Clifford.
And the said Ann further alleges, that the said
Alvin, regardless Of bis duties 10 her, the ssid
Ann, on the 6ri day Of May, 1853, aud on divers
other days aud times between tLsi day and the
day Of the making Of this libel, did commit the
crime Of adultery with various women who's
usmes are uaknown 10 the ssid Ann, sod that
the sid Ann did ma, know Of the commis-ioa VI
the ssid crimes until the 2j,h day Of June. 1855
And The ssid Ann further alleges, that The said
Ann and the ssid Alvin are The parents Of Two
chlldrru. who~e names are Caroline Blake end
Charles T. 3. Blake, both minor, who s~ed The
care and oversight Of her, the said Ann, they be.
ing ys, VI tender years, aud she therefore prsys,
hat during the pendrncy Of this libel, the custody
aud care OF said children may lie drcrred 10 her.
And The ssid Ann further alleges, that the COO.
duct Of said Alvin toward her. In The matters be-
fore specified, ~ well a. In many o,her psn'cu-
lsrs, IL such ~ 10 render u consistent with the
p<sce and morsliiy Of ~ ieiy. and Conducive 10
domestic harmony. that divorce from the hoods
Of maiimony beiwevu her aud The said Alsin. b
decre~d 10 her, and for esch spd oil The csusss
here enumerated. chr pays the same msy b de-
creed. aud that the care and custody VI the aid
children may he dsered 10 her, with such Vthsr
decrrss - justice may require.
ANN II. BLAKE
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Deiight's Spanish Lastrnl. hne artic
10 make the Hair grow on bald heads.
PROM u. W. rAskEH, ESQ, ,Psmbsrton Mill, Law
rtaes.
have used the Spanish Lustral about three months,
Cor badness the Of my head which had exs
led Zoe several years II 10 thlckly covered with
hair inch long, and 10 gro~ing fast. With cheerful
ness AMI gratitude therefor. recommend ,he Lustral
10 all who have looked 10 other without success.
ii. II. Hay, General agent foe Maine, Canada, New
brunswick and Nova Scotia. Geo. O. Boydeu, DR.. J..
Sawyer, agents for Biddeford. &e3ip
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Eu,ip.lu. Sail Rbsun L Hssrtati. Humsr.

No remedy has ever done 90 much for the cure Of
diseases OF the skin whatever form they may asunns
n this Ointment. No case Of Salt Rheum, Deurvy,
sore Heads serofla or Eryspsa., can long withstand
It's inaueuee. The inventor has travelled over many
dispensing this Ointment giving advice a. 10 is ~.
picaiion, and has thus heen the means OF restoring
COUNTLESS numbers TO health.
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Y.rL C...,y Q..rssrly Msssi.s.

n. p~s, .e.son Of the York County Q. ". vi b hsd
Win the " W. church In sAeo, Wednesday and Thur
day, Yeb. 9 and T. 1885, commencing the ON, NV o.
eioei. A. A. @. ii. Smith Clerk.
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Both the Ointment and Pills should

be used in the follotcing cases:
Bunlons I.umbago sore Legs
nnm. Nefcurial Eup- Sore Breasts
Chappsd Hands tions sore msaas
(,hibis,ps Piles Bore Throan
Pi.,uI.s RbeumstIsn Sores Of all kinds
Govt Sait Rheum fpalns
ssin Dls..... seuId, Swsllsd Glands
stif Joints Ulcers Venefsal sores
Wounds Of all kinds
80 Sold at the Manufactures OF Professor HoiLoN.i,
so Maiden Lane, New York, and ~ strand Lonaon
All respectable Druggists and Dealers Of Medicine
the United States and the civilized world 10
pots, at Is cents, 81 IL cents, and 81 each.
rr There IL a considerable saving BY taking The
larger sizes.
N D. Directions for the guidance Of patients In sVsJ
disorder are AIMED to each box.
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For Sale.
NOTICE.

JyIHEREAs my wife, Ellen Barry has, without cause,
w len my bed AMI board, this Is 10 forbid all per-
sons harboring trusting her my account, rs shall
pay debts Of her contracting after this date.
= WA. BARRY.
Blddsford, January i2ih, 1855. 3ws
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Piles and Fistulas.

These and her similar distressing complaints can
DO esetualy cured " the Onment be well rubbed IN
over the paris affected and by otherwise following 'hs
printed directions around each pot.
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A MARVELLOUS REMEDY
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
The Grand External Remedy.

ny the aid ola mleroseops We see mlliioas ofl
openings on the surfses Of our bodies. Thfoeeh
thsss this Ointment, when rubbed on the skin, 70
carried 10 any organ or Inward psit Diseases OF the
Kidneys, disorders Of the Liver, ansetions OF the
h.art, Inflammation ofths Lung, Asthmss, Coughs
hou,s VIII. nows that salt passes freely through bone
or msa, Of any thickness. This dealing Ointment az
more readily pensiratss through any bone or nsshy
pa of the living body, curing the most IN
ward complaints, that cannot b reached BY other
mAans.
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Marriugss.

n In an0V on the Oath ult., Mr.. John heCary 70
Miss EleL Gapey, both Of Biddsford.
Nt6ssco. 12lh ult, ey Rev. c. Smith, Mr.. BENJAMIN
ID. Bibbins, 20 Miss Martha Manuel, both ef saco.
In saco, 2l ult, by the same, Mr. Aram Boothby, OF
Saco, TO Miss Eliza II. seavey, Of Scarborough.
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Just ut this moment the indomitable Coch-
ran, after consultation came to the rescue
and sent a runner after the stray papers
backed down-gave IL up-and 1t viii BE-
caution for the future. Az 0BsTRyER.
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500 Coat Makers Wanted.

WANTED Immediately, Coat md Pant Makers, q
w No. II Central Block, 10 whom constant employ
men will be given. q. y. HILrON.
EiddeforJ, Aug. Q, 1855.
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N o ID e L

nI following are but nv among the many hish 10
il tinouais voluntarily given In comnssdstlou of IL
superior qualities of The MODEL MRLODE0Nb, mana
hetursd By Msssu. MASON 4 HAhLiN.
Ersm NJ. 0ssfsrs Ssffsr, the Pisaisf sai ceR,essr
NossoLk llocss, RoxBray, Nov. ., iSta.
Msrssrs' MAsos HAhlis-0snis-I an vsry nseh
PLEASED With your Model Msiodsoos, having sssa
any that would compare Win them In quality and puss
nv Of tone OF quicknes q action. rhsy sss rally VIZ
nice, and most Desirable parsor instrument.
(sisned) 0csfAvs sArfsa.
Aher having carefully examined the Melodeous a
Messrs. Mason HAmin, am enabled 10 Say, thas N
ny opinion, they are d,ed.dy superior 10 any o<hss
With which am acquainted. LowElL Mason.
Nsv York, July ], 1881.
Ytoss Mr.. George y. Rect, tAs Popular eesSsssr
and Mssieisn.
HrxaY MAsos, Esq., DlAa sl Having bad IN sp-
portunIty ofexaminlnS Mason 4 Ilamlini hodei Mo-
dsons am happy 10 bear testimony 10 their great
csIspce In general ehanetsristes and especially N
quality, and uormiiy Of tone and tuning. thsy sssn 70
ne 70 Be superior 10 any that have jet eIaminsd.
Yours very truly.
From Mr.. s. 4. Brsnereff, Conductor Of Msse sat
orEsaisf at hs Mount Ytrnon, (Rsr. Mr.. Kirk's)
eAareA, Bosfon.
bosros, August I, 1854.
Messrs. Mason l. HAnLIS- Gentlemen - havs
AHMED With pleasure the .Modsl Meedeons, manufae-
tured By you and happy TO say that In my oplnoo,
they have not been equaied By any manufacturvdA
v not speak Of their various points Of sxoellencs In de-
TALL for your instruments need no recommendations
s,sak for thsmssipss.
Vsry truly your, s.A. BAscaorf.
Much more testimony might be producsi Of The na-
ture showing the superior quality u he Model Msis-
dson" bot q 10 thought that the above sufficient
The above Instruments are hand and br sale ~