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FARM FOR SALE.
coMMlSSlpHeRS, NOTICE.

III Judge Of Probsts for the County Of York, 70
receive and ssaninel elaims &c creditors against
the estats Of Jsmes n. Staples late Of North Ber.
give notice thst W win meet Or the purpos. st
ths once OF Haven A. Butler. In DouShtyS fall,,
ou the ID Saturday % Beptsabes. Ootober and De.
eembsr next, being The 2lsS ,9th and 2ist days Of
aTy 1864 ffon 70 O'Clock In the afternooa OF
sssh Of aid days. AL persons interested will
rovern themselves accordingly. III.
80 HAVEN A. BUTLER. com,,,
JOHN HALL,
North Berwick. Auy. 10. 1867. 3wH
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STATE OF MAINE.

THE undeuiend, sppoistsd Cemnlssooen 10 eramips
i the oooddoa o. The Insane Hospital, and The treat
nept ths patieuta thsssin By vrtns a resolve q The
last Lessiaiue VII commence sesaou Cor thai paroes
u sah Hospital In Augusta he thlsrsth day q Dert
srp<embs, d ZEN u ths dock A. NJ, and eoouBas the
aDs hon day " dag long nay b deeussd n-ssary
10 onmptee Md sxamnAtioa and an psroos having To-
hmaea % sxpApsssos 70 give rsiating the purps,s
a Md sIaminatou, ars respectfully rsqvsstnf 10 b ses~
ens and 70 tesdfy sooordlnsiy.
A. q JEWEr,
JAMES u. DEERIN0.
yARHD YULLkR.
August I, 1851. ova
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BLOOM OF THE LOTUS.
TIE Lotus Foscsr 70 one Of tie most beautiful
Of Fopsrs. From Egypt TO CAiss u 10
hsId typical Of Eternal Life.

This preparation will certainly preserve and TO-
store the complexion, and remove oil d fects OF
the skin. Il 10 also excellent for the headache
and temporary diseases Of the eyes. Il makes
the compisxiou son and fair For gentlemen. af.
ter shaving, the Bloom 10 Invaluable. 10 may b
used In The toilet Of the youngest infant and With
advantage by adults at every stage OF life.
The Bloom Of the Lotus can be obtained at any
apothecary store. Every bottle has d.. q, d.
NtchI letter and name upon 10 The Egyptian
Lotus 10 an entirely different article, advertised
by druggists.
Z. O. HnsERr Esq.=I have long been aware Of
The properties Of the tOrUs BLOOM, ~ prepared
BY yos. I know all It's constituents. I hsov
numbers who use u, and have used II for many
ID putt back all shov Of age kaliy hnesn years. 1
most cordially rsoommend II 70 all lovers Of the
b. s. 8. FITCH, N. D.. ~ Broadway. NY.
HILBERT A co.
Principal Depot No. 10 fremont Row, Boston.
Mass. Price 81 90 per bottle. issm1
For sale by Coct Bros, i6l Main st., City Bald
Ing, Gsnl AEsntsfor Biddsford and sseo.
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.N'e,c advertisements.
Notice Is hereby gwen

THAT the subscriber has been duly appointed
Dover In the County Of STAFFORD and State 90 New
Hampshire, minister Of the Gospel, deceased, and
has taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds
As the Law directs AL persons having demands
against said estate. arc requested 10 exhibit the
same and all persons indebted TO said estate, arc
called upon to make payment.
3v0 SAMUEL W. JONES.
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VOCAL 4 COUNTY INTELLIGENCE

"'" INV "a ,o.nty. with q view
Bn1'on' '" S. s,.,.,,o, az the JOURNAL.
OF en'Ars'"s '"' -. A.s,,. Nc, smnloy.d
No can'aSer -. .,,,.,;o, 1. holly vol.
on the paper anu - ~ -.
untary-s fs0. N"S - ~ RI,
prie'or' Is w. ~. -o,u !. .mp,oyed
- "a. 1, !. ON, be,,ef. strengthened by eIpe-
80. ,h., ,o,u.,esr. arc better than drafted
80. .,., an /, newspaper Subscription hst>,
M, for the f.c, that many OF our friends in
,;a.,.,, towns Of the County have repeaisjly
assured n, OF the resjissss Of many OF their se-
.,,.,,,s,os 10 s~Ssssios tor the only Rspshiean
,a.,.., 4. oh York. The ciroulatioa Of the
Uuox 4 JorrsA. b eesss.n,ly iperessing,
and ,s larger By several hundred than ever be
fore, and Its bsas Eas Subscription ii< b nov
iarosr than that % any other pspsr circulated
4, IN. eoan,y. rkh taet d not oaly gratifying
10 the proprietors, bat h - II should be . mat
a., "A local prijs 20 al Who cherish the princi-
-. n, N. R.u,b,;cs. pasty, particularly In
"a. .o,,,v
Mr.. C,.y uin ts found . re,isb,e man Of
-. ,.,..v;,, ..a , ,o~od Republican, and
=. TINS, n. MI, be received BY oil the friends
80. Ior,,,r In = cordial manner. We shall
n. Glad t,r oar Republican friends to give him
all the aid and assistance they rsdny can. sna
10, all ,sca fssors We ssssrs them of oar
hearty Acknowledgements, and cheerful reep-
rooatiou vheas.er occasion onsrs'
w. ar. mot supposed in the abort tine Ne
s.,.h..r an the JoUsSALt 10 gvt acquainted with
all the persons OF whom Ne ARE called 10 wrss
:. al. ,olumn. and In our local Of last week,
during the absences Of the senior Editor n the
Convention. ~ rsnspesci some names IN "
ferring to the nev style OF carriage when VT.
Chsibourue ofs.eo Is nos ooldins' VINO os"'
the patent right toe this county iee ea''
rage which ne e1ammea SS ou',' 'o
Beatty and " an elegant psruou'' "n"'
Beatty 10 not an inventor q fAr - ve Ano"'
but q capital man geserally, who has - eye
o., .,,.r,ri,s and s,eranoe. We hesrd -
a.. Jorxs.I 90 ,.snsi. that our ven
-. a .,,;,h,,v r.;ehbor, scroes the river
III a,..o,.r,a 4 mares nest and we're % tick
:, aov might be with two tails. As We
.n,o,n,,d in our E,,r. Of Monday. they
.,.n,..d,,on n. and evidently felt good. Hap
nv fellows,
IT.. ,,u,,;,v 4. /. In, Of officers installed In
-, u..in,,. No l5s. I. O. Of @, T., OF
uiy,.,,,d q, An. evening Of Aug. 7th. by d.
n We cv,,, p Harry, Bcnj. =. Hsmil-
M IT.. lid. = Lj,,l,s.,d. w. y.
nth W N,.on. III. &. VIM. II. Miles,
M S.R A C,.rl. w. r., Joseph T.
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4. M OK "a aSf .s:s.
pictures oi all kinds can DO obtained ~ cheap -
l any plAos in biddsford or 6aoo, snd wA<rsutsd
70 he bettsr. No. III Main street
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'' BARNEs' ''
SOLAR RAY SURGERY.
fAieoted Nag -, 1867.

Tvs solka Rly ecaonr b exciting the vcosT and
sdmrattoa a thoss vhs have exyssspoed s btprnossi
90. !. .ss r.sy.i Case,Tss M.lss: Mss ,sss,
surAcs affections eprey ersiicaled and cured, siusn
STARTING drop d hooi Ys hrther inbSmation, dirrct
70 JKRkAY W. BLlss ~ hb Anesscan Al Yussisn Ps-
teut Aevscy No. go Main 81, HaxsSord, Coon. lmtr
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In Bankruptcy.
ShertH's Safe!

YORK, O..
Taken BY virtue Of an execution In hvu Of Alvan In
by u weiis In sAh County % YoSk, against Hhrssa
Adams of Yosk, In said county, AMI Win be sold At PuiIc
Auction saturday, the thiryhrt day August A. ID.
1851 II half past too O'Clock In The afternoon, a the stosv
Of Dark Maxwell q aid wels, On the right title and In
terest thai The aid Ephram Adams hal on The twenty
iburth day q August A. ID. ls65, nj eight O'Clock In lie
Afternoon being he time Of The attachment a the sams
the original writ, by virtue q bond 90 Contract 10 con.
veyancs nom JcdedAh Perkins a sAt wels, q The iol
loving described real estats, 10 witt
BeEnning BY The post rosd leadng from Cape Nedirk
10 Wells BY land Of the heirs q solomon Lusneh from
hsace running Noshvestery by sa land 10 land a Jonn
Phillips nom thence By Md Phillips land 10 lard a The
heirs 81 Luther Perkins, deccAsei, thence by sah Lther
hein' Ind 70 the poss rad arsssd tbeer, NeSth.ssy
By aid rod 10 the plAoe begun ii containing seven aos
more o. iess Together with The buildings thereon
EDMUND WARREN, Deputy shern.
July 20, 1857. u
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rTAmose the many awards Of First Prise Gold
MEDALS &c the Paris Exposition, too only were CIV
en- To manufacturers OF Organs The rocipients
were Messrs- MseAiis 4 SeAsf. Of France snd Bel
kium or large organs, Who Also received the deco
ration of the Legion OF Honor. and Messrs <ieran.
dy, 4 Sos, of Paris, Tor the best reed Organs,
The harmonious or "Alexandre Organs" OF the
latter house have had WORLDWIDE uotoriety Tor
many years, Int they have never obtained popu.
lArty In the United States account Of their loud
AMI rssdy quality of toee, yet the internal mech
anlsm Is very hne and durable. and has been great
~ commended by all who have Inspected their In
struments. .
Competent and disntcrested ges who are we'll
informed In relation TO the merits OF reed organs
Manufactured In Europe - we'll as In ths country,
and who have carefully examined the AnKnlcAS
ORGANS, Manufactured by Messrs 3. ID. q II. w.
Smith Of Boston. have proaouncsd them unsxcelled
even by the sAlexandre organ" In ths beauty and
perfection OF the internal workmanship, while In
the quality Of tone, whether son, smooth or pow
eru In variety OF combination or delicate EXPIRES
sivs sfeots they have been sdjadged far superior,
though they were not on exhibition ut The Paris
Exposition. ...-
We learn that tho new Masonic Temple u 10 he
furnished With t-s of these unrvaied instruments,
which aro nov In process Of onstruetion.-Bssfsn
JOsrpai. ,.
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In Bankruptcy.
OYricz or rHl q. 9. MARsHAL)
r11,ry 4fn A. Mess.aEsr, . I

.WTH |TfvnxNp' AZ. o. foS'r y
THIS 10 70 give notice, That on the seventh day
Wa Issued against the estate Of KdgAr n CLARK
anil BeajAaia y. g. CLARK. Of Biddelord, In tss
County Of York and State Of Maine, Who has oesn
edjudSst .Bsairsps 90 his ovn rsaaoo tns,
property Belonging 70 such Bankrupt, 70 bin. OF
IS Ms uss, and the transfer Of any proPsfty BY
him arc forbidden by law thst meeting Of me
dsbts. and 10 chcoss one OF moro AsiEnsss Of his
estate, viii he held at . Court OF BANKRUPTCY. 70
no holden at Biddsfcrd before James d. rsssssdeu,
iS6S al In oslook, A. u st 6rty Rooms
CHARLES CLARK.
US. Marshal ~ Messenger,
iva Dist Of Maine.
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SGeo .9dpesst ses,scists.
Hovts, asd WHesr \ GsSSS Il.rH. .-
SEWING MACHINES,

Hoss's. ssd Wiiesr \ CAV l.rr. .rs-.i 90
..u SEWING MACHINES,
by an experienced lady operator. The Agent
would rsspectfully anaoanes that DO hiss just
moved Into Ms asw OdAce. Ne. Usfs~ Bistk, where
be pould be happy 70 exhibit the sb0vS u.oshys
yosrsslvss bsfors psrckadaE.I 'Erssy nsShiss
Warranted and kspt In running order nee non q.
penss 70 the purohassr lsstrnctioaa Eysn In the
use OF the Michincs on all kinds Of work
Needles, TAsesk, SAsttiss, BsSksas. SSrisgs, on
80, constantly on hand. Repsiringx done Nth
nsAtnsss and dispatch. y. n. H0DSDok, A..
s-.-.-..,-. Ll, and Practical Sewing Aschlnist'
No. Q Union Block, Saco. 3mS
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Ge,.sral .adteTiiseSss ,,fs.

Limington Academy.
THE YALL TERM Of this Iastitat,on will CON.
j msnee on Nsdassday. Lsg. d, 1867, We Lohp,
4. NJ. Pribcipei, with competent Assistants ID Ill
ISAAC I. MITCHELL, ste'r.
Aug. @. 1861. ~. 3vu
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"BlxssRp M ruE MAN VINO yInsr IsvESrKD
sLkkP,- quoth ssseho PHnss sleep has often
been murdered" not In MAebsth's case only, but
yous Disorders, HeadAche and Q host OF other COM
plants. For all such there isA remedy, and sui.
fsrers may now sxolsiua. "Dlsssd he the man Who
invented the PLANTATION BfrrERS" This
delicious Cordial and hne Tonic is now hailed by
millions e. the great Health Oliver and Restored.
Resolve TO buy . bottle, and don't sleep on It."
BE wise IN ZINE y rrF -
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rMAasoLIA wArxn.-A delightful toilet artiels
superior 70 Cologne, and at hsliths price. svSs-J
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In Bankruptcy.
OFFICE OF TIE U. 8. MAnssAL,
A Messenger, Z
"a. po,xt A an AaS~S i1Gy

rr.|'n #. fokrLAEp, Aug.I. toH.
This IL 70 give notice That 90, The sixtA day Of
August, 4. d. ik67. Warrant In BANKRUPTCY Vas
south Berwick, In the County OF York and state
Of Malice, who has been sdjudgsd Bankrupt, on
his own Petition that the payment u any debts
Bankrupt. 70 him, OF ior I'll, USE and tho trsesfer
OF any property by him are forbidden by Law !
that meeting Of the creditors Of the said bank
Yupt, 10 prove their debts, and 20 choose one or
moro Ashgnsss OF his estate. will be held ~ .
Court OF Bankruptcy, 10 be holden at Biddeford.
before James d. Psssendsn, Register, on The sec-
ond day OF September, A. ID. 1867, at ten o'clock
CHARLES CLARk,
"H U.s.. Marshsl - Mcssenysr.
3w31 Dist. Of Maine.
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II Hand bills printed at ills ores.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-10-18

The WORK OF PICKPOCKETs. - 1t
appears that our esteemed friend,
Hon. J. II. Hubbard, of Franklin,
was relieved of forty dollars at the
late State Fair, by the pickpockets,
who appear to have done an extern
sive business on that occasion. The
Bellows Falls Times says: "Last
week, Frank G. Merrifeld, in the en-
ploy of the Central Railroad in this
place, found a pocket book containing
a few coppers and papers, which evid-
emily belonged to one J. 81. Hubbard
of Franklin, to whom he wrote, and
received reply from Mr.. Hubbard
that it was picked from his pocket at
the depot here, on the 18th of Sept.
during the week of the State Fair,
and then contained forty dollars in
bills. Soon after Mr.. Merri6eld
found another pocket book near the
same place, about some of the freight
buildings we believe. We have not
learned as to the result of inquiries
after the owner of this one, but it is
evident the pickpokets retired one
side here to rife their ill-gotten pocket
books.-St. Albons Messen ger.
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blow, and the democrats have cause
for rejoicing, but it is no more an en-
dorsement of johnson or his SO called
policy, than it is an Endorsement OF
the small pox or the itch. Neither
does it foreshadow anything. The
people may love congress less, but they
certainly do not love johnson more,
and whoever lives to see the next pre-
sidential election will see that these
Wanted victories amount to nothing
in a national point of view, and that
johnson and his friends "are as clay
in the hands of the potter" The is
sues now before the people are almost
purely local, such as Sunday laws, the
prohibitory laws, &C., in which the de-
mocrats as usual take the side that
will seem to carry the most votes with
out regard to their effect upon the mo-
rails Of the people, while republicans
generally stand upon the question OF
right, and as result we sec large ap
parent gains to the Johnsonized de
mocracy, which in 1858 will be swep
away before the progress of nationa
ideas.
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Few people unacquainted with
physiological chemistry are aware OF
the quantity of iron in the blood, but
all should know the Importance OF
keeping up the supply, for debility,
disease and death are sure to follow
when the quantity becomes reduced
too much. The Peruvian Syrup "a
protoxide of from supplies this vita!
element, and has cured many chronic
diseases. si@i.5 ias-2 sa3 IA
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The only cathartic that will relieve
the bowels, cleanse the blood, and
renovate the system effectually, with
out causing gripping pains in the bow
els, is Parsons Purgative Pills.
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Don't forget to pay the printer.
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rights, among which are the enjoying
and defending life and liberty, acquir-
ing, possessing and protecting pro-
Perty, and pursuing and obtaining
happiness and safety"
FINALLY, let us US remember that
lit is not in man that walketh to di-
rect his steps" and that all our labors
are "nothing WORTH without the d.
rection OF that Infinite Wisdom whose
guidance | invoke in all your deliber-
ations. E1A
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CONCERT.-The Clark Family will
give concert at the Academy Hall on
Friday evening of this week. Go and
hear them. They are good singers.
Who WAS IT AT the county fair
some one paid US $500 for another
man. We have forgotten who paid
it to us, or who it was for. 1t was
us at the secretary's Office, aud l. N.
Cushman made the change. Will the
one who paid it write to us.
"Flora" lost a breast-pin at the
county fair. We have it.
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The dition of the finances
should receive the careful attention of
the General Assembly, with view to
economy in all departments, to dimin.
ish the burdens of taxation, and to
the equal apportionment oftheexpenses
of the government upon all the prop.
erty of the state.
From the Treasurer's report, with
the final report of the former Treas
urer, completing the fiscal year, l an
able to make the following state
ment -
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APPLEs.-Mr. NJ. H. Mason, Of
Glover, has two apple trees from
which he has gathered fifteen bushels
and thirteen bushels respectively.
He thinks for this country it is good
yield.
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STATE PRISON.
Until within few years our State
Prison has been self-sustaining, but
owing to the high price of clothing
and provisions, with no corresponding
increase of income, it has become ne
cessary to draw upon the treasury for
considerable sums to meet the def
cheney. During the past year, $1O,-
427 O5 have been required for this
purpose. Turning to the neighbor-
ing states | find that their prisons are
source Of income, and it behooves
US to inquire what can be done to
place our prison on paying basis.
The enactment of a law has been
suggested, requiring the directors to
advertise for proposals for new con-
tracts at least six months before the
expiration Of existing contracts for
the labor Of the inmates. 1t has been
thought that this, with the adoption
of a better system Of discipline
would bring about the desired results
The Superintendent is of the opinion
in which l concur, that additional
provision should be made for the fe
male convicts. At present it is al
most impossible to maintain any dis
cipline in this department for wan
of proper accommodations. i-4-
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Iiloll luuuSIIy WHlCu lucy ldll W uuU
at home" and to this law on our stat.
ute book is largely to be attributed
the fact that during the last decade
our ratio Of increase of population
was less than that of any other state
Of the Union.
OUR COUNTRY
1t is hardly necessary at this time
to allude to the part taken by Yer
mont in the late rebellion. We hav,
reason to be proud of her record
Here we stand equal with any of ou
sister states.
let US not be deprived of tn
fruits of our sacrifice of men an,
money by executive interference, an,
by the removal from official position
of men of firm and consistent loyalt
and patriotism. Let US see that tn
cause we gave the lives Of our sons t
establish is henceforth maintained AN
that we receive the benefit of on
sacrifices in the permanent establish
ment of this Union, on principles Q
Justice and equal rights; and to tina
end let US urge Congress to &C
bravely and thoroughly in the adol
ton of whatever measures may b
| requisite for the establishment (
, peace and prosperity throughout til
whole country" =
1t is no time now to take a ste
backward, but advance the Who'll
: line," hold the positions We have VOL
: and with our fathers declare an
maintain that, "all men are equal
t free and independent, and have ce
tain natural, inherent and inalienab
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Under the act of the last annual
session, normal schools have been es-
tablished liz each of the congression-
al districts. They cannot but prove
useful in providing our common
schools a better educated class of
teachers, thus raising the general
standard of education among the peo-
pie, which is one of the first duties Of
the State. | commend this subject to
your liberal consideration.
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bonds. 1t Is natural enough That Mrs.
Lincoln would ike to exchange her
dead and decaying capital in feminine
6nery for an additional $4,000 ct
gold-bearing securities; but it is very
unfeminine, very disgusting, In fact,
the way she has undertaken TO do it.
There is but one feeling about this
exhibition of herself,-a feeling of
modification and contempt and indig-
nation. There are many rich patriots
who would have gladly hired Mrs.
Lincoln to keep silence had they
known her purposes; but now it may
be doubted if her auction, with all its
notoriety, will bring as much as
quiet, unadvertised sale would have
done. Between Indignation at her
and her conduct, and fear fhaI ~
. going to the sale and buying any Oh
her goods. man would be comprom-
, ised by a suspicion of MS motives
tho articles are not likely to bring
even their actual cost value The
NV York Herald has made the sharp
ost commentary on Mrs. Lincoln in
: advertising her poverty, and calling
, on the public, especially the negroes,
TO send in contributions for her relief,
and the Herald is now publishing the
letters of these freedmen, enclosing
81 and S. each, for her benefit. One
comes from freedman with a single
dollar, and his remark: Il would send
more, but l am poor preacher OF the
gospel, and am not doing anything
more. l was a slave in Virginia, TIL
' this war, and Mr.. Lincoln made me
/ free man.. If there is any sense OF
a shame left in the woman, 1t must come
4 to poison and punish her now"
, 1867-11-15

Of some means can afford. Is ii not pos
sible to effect a compromise between pho
tographers and engrayers9 to satisfy
the popular demand without seriously
hurting the subscription for costly en-
cravings =? or, if the sale Of costly engrav-
ings be TO some extent injured, may there
not be compensation for it in the extern
sive sale Of photographer Our printsel-
lers should lake a hint. They are not
abreast of the time. 1t is folly in them TO
set their faces like a flint against photo
graphy. Some man among them will
arise who will find his account in catering
for the multitude. The multitude are of
sufficient Importance to have their wants
attended to. Why should London in this
matter be behind PARISH Why should
the most successful photographer of pic
tures-an Englishman-be obliged to
come to Paris to have his merits appreci-
ated and to make his f%ortune9 Mr..
Bingham has earned a great reputation in
the practice of o most difficult art. Ger
tain colours are rather ~unmanageble in
the photograph-dark ones coming out
bright, and bright ones coming out dark.
The photographer has to humour these,
and all his skill is tasked to produce
a result that shall fairly represent the or
iginal.
(To be continued.)