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A Railroad.

a writer from D.nrhill sends a commit
ri.-ali.n 10 the i'orfl .iI 4 iocrtass. IA or
lag Il railroad FROM Ellsworth to Ca>tim...
TIN, matter h : b ca discussed ~ ,rc than
any other subject that has a.iiaiel the
public mind. Tor some tim. fhcrc ar.
abundant rea-on. why such i rJtl would
lie al .r. al public uiil IL. anil OF INN .l.c
advantage 10 tile town. through which il
would pass. We should like TO hear Tie
''lroi-iorse snort at early eoc .ru in.
Ia Castinr. But. friend sug .-.fs :ha,
such road would BE- Of great advantage
& these buildin. vessels. in these towns
as tie large snpll, OF material, of wood
in Il swo TIA. would then DC available TO
them. Another thinks that farmers would
reap great advantage, As they could snip
their potatoes and other produce. readily
&c Bu: we took our pen 10 invite j 8 .li--
sion only. copying Que paragraph from
The Biuclili letter:
There hz. been quite an agitation he pat
" nier. la regard 10 the baiIdtux OF u rsilr, adj
from Ellsworth 10 ta-iiac. through SUR, .
Bluehl !. North Sedcw Oh. south Pruol,-s4t
and West Dro.ksi iiir. Such a road would be
OF sa-i lInlportanss TO these ioxn-, e.Ia-ciall,
10 Ellsworth ansi BIurl.iil. The waole d.
lance would not excecJ - nii c, and I,s rllap-
not more than -. The harb,r Of Ca.line, j..
one Of Of lie ic>t on The Atlantic coast and
accessible nj all NELSON'S II The year. w.
should then have dAily communication with
the city ef Portland. by steam and the trade
win YOUR city from these town. wairh are
now shut ~. would be worth many thousand.
vi do lars Ter >ninH. l have not the lea
doubt bui hi. oid w0cid pay handsome
d., ldend. =, all these towns are thicAly popu.
lated and the people in easy eircuin.i snce..
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No;.lin dluiteI olr hero bro hers, "
me honorable minority. determin 4 70
support John :. Pa,-a. Esq 4 worthy
member Of Unipi L,ite |. 0. G. L. \
temperance can lid,;c for Il ,vot, whe~.'
lpor bro. P..ten came ont iI q Gard.
pnbll.hed this morning: declining the hon
Ir-cxpres,ins himself sarisi:i witi the
notn'n,iion OF Mr.. lhirS.on-annnunrinr
II. intention o. vo.ilc TIT him Al ! aIs..
ar b. friciI. 10 ftllJv I'll. example.
THE was not only ii ,usItivc d.,.ii1c Of
cold water over the somewhat inprac;ica-
Die sclcm, OF onr devoted brethren Out
was total establishment 70 the cherished
hopes % tho Democrats 50 called-who
had counted upon division ia the ranks
Il the f.ithf,ll "A. mean, of fnrth.ring
their own designs. JOAN :. Kicker, E.q.,'
va. the Democratic candidate for Mayor.
MIR. Thurston the successful Candid Itr Is
generally CONSIDERED a thorough soing
temperance man--anJ A. he l. plr,l .ed "a
All Impartial enforcement at the laws oar
temperance brethrea may b. sails led
consoliny tlem,-lvts with the rel, ;tipl
that the Republican pIity ii iot Il, all
respects wat thry mi sit dcsirc--i- the
best we hrei Ur a. have al ,.ress ito let
them piticatls" bid their tinc."
HANCOCK.
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Harris Coaf,s3ion.

The following is the confession of
Harris. IT Is SO short and 50 clear 4
review Of the case that we give it TO
our readers entire:
Il, Clifton HIrris, was born. "A
have always been told, aai have rr,s.
on to believe, at Fortress Monroe II
1918; my parents were free; | have
never been slave my mother wa, n
Christian woman and taught me to say
wha. was right and true when child.
those instructions did not heed a,
grew up, but INDUCED in various wrong
ways, though | was guilty of no great
crime during my early life; after the
commencement Of the war, to avoid be-
ing pressed into the rebel ranks with
several other boys, fed from Virgin.
"a and found myself in Georgia, VIII ire
l joined Unior Tennessee regiment
and went in the capacity to SOLDIERS
Messes' in Gen. Sherman's army r.. a,
Atlanta ! enlisted in KiIpatrick's Cav.
airy, 20. |, LIST Bat, with which | re-
manned till reaching Goldsboro' where
with Others | received my discharge in
1860; then went to Alexandria. then
to Boston, then to Portland where ri
met Mr.. Morse, Of Minot, with whom
l hired and went home with him. III
stopped with him from July till after
Thanksgiving, l think some time in
December; | afterwards worked for ]
Mr.. Larkins, brother-in-law to Luther
J.. Verrill went from there to Mr..
keith's. in Auburn, where was at the
time Of the murder Of which I am con.
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.,re.. fro a tn. ii'tt Nj

i that he D'-rer'
$50, -, a. d; ,lis,ritt. bcli..v-
.;,h .e>e1tcd he people o.
mgr
at can ra-at' the Affection 81
:. Iii. bar ii,:i-e That we >honld
10 oar readers the f,ilowius cx'rtct
rom lct'rrto thr Iu.c.,cndeni. written
/ by Mr>. tHt.. The Wi,.lIn srpn correspond
SIT Of that pAper. 10 whic1 Mr. r,c'.
- slnal character tii Is, sositl worth
tr,. i,rlralv r,lp-izri:
NJ line recall. tW, m-.nD,-. : i ~ FER
ham an! Fred .rlr> 4. Pi.c born lc4Niu.
"A >iio l..-> tccuTd. i.,n. VII ~, mi>>Vd
| FROM the floor Ut the House aud from so
sial Ct cleS thar 2 cd. bright. delightful
nan down yonler. with has Lands ia hi
! pockets. his black yves twimkiing through
his spectacle. Full of Aini tues. wit. aud
| >lart ling repartec. TO friend IL plea sautcr
! to meet and la lis seat 40 man speak,
| quicker. clearer. trucr wor,l- far all good
rniIig- Than Frederick A. Pike. Mr..
Blalnc> friends think il a forr-onc conrlI-
sion that he will be the next Spcakc'.
Very likrlv. Such men a. Mr.. Blaine gcu-
4 orally gvi what they want. While men like
Mr.. Daf e. very rarely gvt what they de-
/ serve. Why: O,c i pushing. the other
! i-ut. Mr.. Blaine pull. every available
"ivc. tonche, every possible simins. More
"v,r, lac i ne s>plper man.
| liAeS Mr.. Blaine. People generally do.
/ llei> bright. genial aud talented. rhcr'
| l. 4 certain efda la ii- temperament quite
1 cap ivattug. But IL Mr.. Dawes ha- earnru
4 the po>>k. rvw.ni. Nj. Blainc Ia. not.
I lie = yonix enough Ia Wait till h- doe
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Tho N,w Hlu3Jhir, Els..io,.

The annual state election Of til. old
'ra'ilc SAFE occurred on rue.I,y last
week. 1t little Interest VA. taken Il, TIL,
election by those ont,id. OF the state limits,
stiii a good vote was pollcd anl an hl-
creased Rep ibIi,an gin given. Tie IA
Jo-.ty last year Tor Governor Hartman
was a,o!i, and this year Governor S.carns
has thousand more. Last year the R,pnb-
'iran m'iorify In the House WI. Sc aud 0
OF The II Senators. while this year the Il :
publican muority In IN, House Is co. and
III thc Senate a, lirg; a, Last year The
t''io"in: are I'll. mans, o: IN. successful
candidates.
COVE NOR o slow Stcarn..
RAlLnAD CoMMI5toSEK- ,muel ID
Z iirle..
CoNGGEs, Jacob II. Ella.
II. Aaron r. Stevens.
III. Jacob B-Eton.
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For III. EIi,s,rth American.
AL Sorts.
Mr. EDIToR:-

Mr. EDITon:-
1nE ICE
'cft E-gcmocgin Reach Wednesday night
OF last week.
The Steamer Lewiston in attempting To
force fas.agc through the ice Saturday
The C'h inst. sustained Sigh, injury.
EEv. +. PiNKiIAM.
OF SedswI h. who sustained a serious i'll
jury by fall upon the ice i still IA .ble
to walk, or even TO stand upon hi. feet
lie !, al the Hotel in Sed Nv ok, where he
i well cared FOR by Mr.. Dori:y. lie could
receive no kinder treat,nrit anywhere.
A. witnessed the care anI attentions he
received from hi. Kid family. / thought
oi the word. Of Jesus. a,mic, A. yc
have done / ultJ o;ie of The lcI.: vi these
my brcihrrn We have done it unto mo. a"
DEA. NATiI'L ALLEN.
of Brooklin. died very .nd.leniJ Thursday.
the llh Inst.
lie iibote'l through the day as usua'
uii | early ~ the Afternoon. when he spo <.
III f.eiin. faint, 4 physician wa. iliuIe-
diaiely called. but 1t was all in vain. and
''his bounds w,.re set. and he could no,
PISS" IL expired Ia a few moments
Dea. Allcif was very worldly CITIZEN.
and a valuable member of the Baptist
church in that place.
Such ma are MT fully appreciated I'LL
taken away from e1r.h.
The family i deeply affiic.ei. bn. they
''have hope in his death" n. died with
armour o.. and is nov with those who liy.
been born 10 4 hi !her lite.
lie was s,ron, ly a;ticlie to the Cause of
temperance. and an active IN. nb.r Ut the
|. o. Of Good remplars.
Yours truly. MUNsoy.
March l5lh 1860.
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NAP :,
Vol. &[-..No.li II.

PERsoNAL.-We are pie ased to see that
the senate confirmed the appointment OF
Br. y. h. SAWYER. of tho iavi.aa Mt
Ellsworth. Collector Of that Pnr, The
nomination was made * President john
son several weeks before his retirement.
and the Senate confirmed ON the 5rh.
+ Machias U,.len.
We arc much obliged to Bro. Driko for
his good wishes il n always pleasast to
have The good will of Bro. Editors. of afy
party.
Asro the office OF Collector. NE have
expended no time, nor money, nor made
any promises 10 obtain il. We neither
asked political friends nor foes TO procure
the nomination. but having had q norlina-
nation without tie asking. we did desire
a confirmation. There Is aro;h-r point
abnnt this matter that makes 1t pie issnt .
1t i. this At a time when President
johnson was supposed to be a Republican.
through the n.usl chan,el oar appoint
ment a Collector of rrcnchmin Biv was
obtained ami then At the Instance OF r.
puhlicans. Hive iEime was withdraw !. b =
carsc ii was represented NJ we lad
abused him. Mr.. Johnson. ia atir new-pa-
l,ci. Willie the fact was We hui p to thHt
time i.kcn ill1 most c.Iaritabl view of the
nav Presidents cn1lirt. We were dc.
fc1ied by a combination 81 outsiders with
those IL The dis icr. We have waited qii-
uls "A, we we'll coHld. up To thi. time. and
NOW. whether intentional or :oi. the Pre-
iGeut ~ nominated u. and without or
ever wriiin. one word less or more fir or
against Him. on &C cunt Of lac french
mans Bay Cullrctorship. We do not rr-
eur 10 lhi- old matter Tor The rnrlnse OF
renew ing old 81 iie-. mo- TO recall them TO
cxul, over soeiniu. triumpi. for oiy in
,cg-st in the c lIector>liip has very n:ich
abate,I; and We have no IariieHla- de>iic
10 hold Office.
We may As we'll. now tint tn, .uhjcct
has been brought mp. say tia ycf ""
are not commits stoned. 50 i..ir!orc we can
not wel spare The TING q at,eli TO all tho
call~ FOR un,ies Off .e- a III Al, hpp'. that
tai- i, NOT 10 be al era all over the cpnltrv
OF ul>crimiulie slap.htc OF those in
office OF every grade and kiad.
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VOLUME Is.


Inc literary event of the month";.
deed we might say, of the year-is
tha commencement of CuARips
h%Ap&s neT story The G1'ary. thr
magazine that was fortunate eno,Iyb
20 secure the advance sheets. sanis
OIL m rs March number the thras
o,P ,Alhs chapters. NIR RgApE alwavs
ll .. happy genius in the selection Of
tlt.e'' ana it has not deserted him in
TINS ease. Pat yoarsclfin His Place. /"
plqnes curiosity and suggests great
possibilities 1t Certainly is hatterino
evidence Of Mr.. Reade's ability and h;S
hold on the popular regard, that even
AT period when novels. serial and
complete. swarm from English and
American presses by the hundreds, the
commencement of new tale by this
master Of fiction marks notable day
in the year.
Pot Yourself ia Ills Place opens
vigorously, aud the March instalment
efectualIy secuers the interest of the
reader in the fortunes Oft characters
introduced. The Gr'ory will Be in
eager demand.
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victei; previol5 to gong ID Llr1inI.
] hal attended Sabbath s.hoo SOM.
religious meetings, and hai been tan kit
to read a little.
After went lherr | neglected these
AMI bcgan going down until lam here ;
.rae circumstances Of The murder were
these II had been to Lewiston, ami
WAS returning in the evening whea
near home | mat Nerrili, Who proposed
'ha, we 70 aad rob tAc hoIse where
Mrs. kiH = ~ ljyll a ~ In reason
to believe there was money there :;
nothing was Unlimited ahpI- iniur.ng
the women: did not even think Of
murder. but supposed we could rob the
house and get away without trouble; |
consented 10 20 with him M some time
after midnight; think w were to meet
near the house about one o'clock after
leaving him went home. On the way
| drank freely Of some whisIey had
with inc with a NJ. Curtis put up
my horse. went 10 my room and lail
down. remained there until the clock
struck twelve, and soon after got up
and started ont | met Ncrrll near the
house we werc to rob. anil hal little
talk ! went to thc privy, took of my
boots. anil think my coat got in ut
the window. went through tha wool
house and opened the door ut which
Nerrill entered | then got ms
boots and coat AMI we proceeded to
our object Went to Mrs kingslcy's
room She made son, stir AL was
struck by Ncrri,l with i chair soon af-
ter she made a movement ~ II to get
up and call Polly (MrS. CaswelD, the
other victim. | seized ! chair AMI
beat her down tplN 4 lamp from
Mrs. Kingsley room and went into the
"nnk-room for some matches. | saw
Aunt Polly getting up, seized a chair
she moved afterwards. NJ. H. dd
and Nerrill took ;hr Ratchet he brought
with him and went into her room and
finished her, As Supposed. We found
no money.
We came ont ofthr house ana parted.
went 10 my room alarmed. for had
nearly got over th. affects of tho lin
uor lay down carly, rose early. au!
went about ms chorr, when iir-t ar-
rested dcnlc any knpN,cl = of tn,
deed and wa, released. whrn again
arrcstc plea Icl guilty ami mn n
confession -.c-.iliti I'LL c,nrt III tar
facts substantially a. | have given
them here after the trial when in jail.
| was influenced hy arrr;ain woman
confined thcr lu lt thr r-plt~rntn-
tioa of others. that would gain friends
and make my own condition easier and
more hopeful AZ Tuomastou If wou!d
clear Ncrrill II change MN ,tpr, ami
declare TINT ! wa aluuc guilty nn /
that Ncrrili wa, innocent "A great deal
was said - M; chang II AGAIN whrn
| cane ID rcllrct and to.i tl fp.n,r
story. which i, true: this -lv IL dv-
ing man have no motive for false
hoo now can SEE aui fee. that
hould add to ~, guilt before Col aui
'''''-. h.licyr tAaf G,i ltl, forgiven
TIL II that am i -rca, amor
against n ami a.liu,. ny rr.oN-
"e''-'' ''''opN tell tn tgu,h wI1f-
s'cA cE nave So and dnnc h.tosc.
aifl ~ Nj thh' nm a murderer
and suffer justly tAc prI,-t, nr Ja,tb
Lnthcr j. NcrrilI l. -I.n 4 ..,r.Irr,.r
w.th mc, and participated In r,u .,pr
crime. bear him no malice: oAI,
say thr truth VIZ Il Fu4n IN lnp.ut 4tl
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The ques. ION has been often asked and
never answered TO our knowledge. "Why
il the Press always attacking Mr. Pix. :
We never knew. ami newer saw amy ole
Yet That did, but are most happy to put
lisl, the following from It's Issue of Moi.-
day. last week. Inch shows great I'M
pr,vrn,e,t in lis tone; and il is the first
Instance for six or ei .ht years. that W.
have noticed. Of its iii ;positioa to he even
ss just towards one OF Names ablrs. aud
best Rrpres natives, as an opposition
journal would be. At times its bitterness
and petty spite were such, as to cause ge,,-
eral remark throughout tile State anu to
lower il In the esrimitlol Of all tl,insin:
men. This opposition antedat~s the PRES.
ent editors connection with the Press or
Of the bond question.
OCR MAINE RvPREsESrArIyEs.- We
have spoken many harsh words coneerr-
Lly Xr. Pike. The seGSiuZ wspber Of Coz.
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'ofrgivr al wh, f,t.h' IL III, r-h ZION.
i1~t ~ soon a. they exhibit their pe;i.tcacc
hy acts of u a-ot,rmTni.
Tdr WHITE IIorsE.
The Wh.c House 4 of conrs. thn crn'rr
of attraction. navy thar he new President
has taken arSscs>inn. Solar.c il the nuir-
her nf callers tl.ilr ihet three persons afr
Kept bn-iv ruplovrt In inq,iiting into the
y .inre IL The hu-.nr.s of callers aul IL
iaNir. ~ their carl, to Size President.
ID, latter !. 20 b. camm'-cs.:trd and mn>t
needs pn>Sr-s IA iron or g1rizslinr 10 re-
ri>t the wear and tear 81 such an immense
amount of business. lie seems le,cr,nin-
ei To take matters coolly. however, and
hi. manner intlica Is that lie does not pro-
pose 10 put up with any extraordinary
amount Of boring. Tn" other day n dele
,niinn Of TennrSsrans visited the White
House TO give the President their views n
tnhow the adm nisiratinn OF affairs should
~ CO rluctcd. Hal they AL dressed the
President In a few word. the advise would
have been i.lclicatS. ro' to saw impcrti-
ncut lint A. II was they drew forth a huge
roll oi NJ. which they inicnhrl 10 read.
comprehen,ling The situation AZ a glance
the President eNtcude ! hi, hand. stated
that he was happy To IN ,et tlsm, AMI firm
ly. bnt courieon>iy requested permission
10 read the Ms. linus at Iii. leisure.
Thanked In tic mllcuvcr by the li'ile
Pre- iicn. the drlcg .tion withdrew with
hue flels ia then ears.
Gen. OF rather President Grant. viii
parlcv with no one. Iii. conversation /.
b icf direct. and always to The point and
visitors al:hon. I'll treated conrtepu.lv see
the utter fniili'y OF ar.incni. Thi. course
On tho part 81 the P.c.ile-t i the very
wi-c-t he could pursue. f,r dill lac allow
one visitor To lin.er too long other. wonil
ave no ch1mcc Tor an interview. .hc
crowd daily IN waiiin. 1t the White Iion>r
i. muprc,.c irn'ci. Eleven twc,fths o. all
nl,o wilt the President. are oilicr-scckers
" their friend.
SOLICITOR BiNKLEN.
The no,oriol. inUliv.d,,il who for tho last
tx moath, las BEEN bur.tiny to tell the
secrets OF various wlii,hcy riug-, further
distinguished nin-ci!hs attacking Deputy
Com Missioner ll.rllnl. eli the Internal
Reveal on 1rhur.,liy lat. NJ. II .rlAnd.
,liln't however. sec the prJpririv otquic
~ submittin. to The punishment which
binAley prppo.ei 10 ln.ti pnt 20 him. and
a rougi aud tamjlc cpI:e.t too, place il
whicl, the later was roughly hIAdlel
Many people la va, iil ..pl re- irl BihA-
hey AS Insane. and certainly liz APPEAR
ancc would Indicate il, llon ht "a rec-
,nciie drawing sIIJ.Jj j.! per molth r.
pcrioruiu- 40 service, NIltcIer with hp.-
br is morn than most people can dl.c.vc..
rra,n ~ !. thai B.u>Ics'> political -ut i.
.ci To rice u, mIrc. a least dmiIt uie
.irNt ioi.r YEAR.
Tia WEATHER.
The weather hcre gruA- plea >antcr cv-
cry day. and >l'r.n: itI- ID i5lc-s o:tclcl
O., cirac-t. NJ. VIZ .oI i.a.iiG f.y,f-
Nc res ~. airi on the. ~ lrn. sls-.nuy
~ TIE biats 20 dcaA the PJ,psnIr
crowded VITA Passenger.
jus 80. =
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AloCsTA. aIaIVn ~. =.


The work of another session Of the
legislature of Name closed on Satnr
.lay last. and tho halls OF the Capitol
ar, now quite deserted. Tue usual
harry and rush OF business occurred
Turing the las; week. and a. the last
lays Of the week approleael thc cas-
tonarv order restricting the length or
spceche. first TO ten and finally to four
minutes each were passed. and even
Ing sessions were held iniica,in. an
nnmistakablc pIrpo,c 10 finish the
sess Oh At the earliest date possible.
Friday afternoon saw tn mos, part OF
the business finished. and the evening
scs' on wa, deyo;cl Ia -gcly 10 the friv-
o.itic' AMI pleasanties of Paper Sas-
sion" Ga Saturday morning final
Abnormal was reacheds the usual com
p!imeatary resolves Tered and passed
aad responses made.
Coop FEELING.
No.wths an lin. a certain gro lpin5
Of members that seemed to res hit from
the sharp co1,es: OF tn. opening part
Of the session. il has b,ca a lc!i,la-
ture wherc political strife Ia, fond
little place and much pers good
feeling has beel manifested. Two hla-
Dire al | iitty at, have bc,a plis,l
and ninety-nine resolves, being few
more in the aggregate then at the last
session.
REVISION OF THE LAWS.
Among the more impovtan, measures
passed ncar the close of the session
were resolves providing for a revision
Of the general and public laws inc.ul-
ing those passed By the present lie gisla-
ture. They provide 70: the appoint
ment by the Governor and Council Of q
person or ofpersols, who S iall prepare
this revision wiic, is t. b. examined
by two conoetelt p.rsols s,lect.l b.
the GoyeTnor AM Council, AMI after
their approval. fifteen hlnirel copies
are to be printed with the addition of
the Constitution of the United State,
and Of Maine. Is it now exists with
the usual appendices and have notes
as in the present edition. And also if
no such contract is made a committee
Of three may be appointed to prepare
revision and make a report to the next
legislature on Or before the tenth day
Of its session.
RAILROADS.
TIE Railroad committee finally made
report, against the connection of the
Neazie road with the European and
North American, but minority report
was presented and carried in both
branches.
The General Railroad bill was de.
feated by close vote.
MEDICAL SCIENCE.
The Bill for the promotion Of medi.
cal science in its modified form was
finally passed. Its provisions are
such that Surgeons m,y receive the
bodies Of these persons who request
such dispo sition to be made of them
before their death If unclaimed by |
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Peters Musical Mnn.hlr

HE March number of PETERS Mr..
sicAL MONTHLY is at hand, and contains
some twenty-four pages of Choice New
Music, giving selections from the most
popular writer's, and variety enough ID
SUIT the most fastidious. We notice
first, little ballad, with Cborns hv
). ;. Cox, entitled LEFT ALo<r "
the words ofwhich run a. follows
I'm hrf. al aoic IN nv sorrow
NJ h''her 10 sb1tie ms - rvsl."
lhen follows Slcrel Soar by
GEoRGE LEACH, entitled Tn L,nn
WILL PROVIDE"
Thou! trouble, a,-ai. ant dln-,-. ,r,.,..
i.ioisN i'ieh - MAJ i 1 tail. auI I'll. MI ,,-t+
! ct one thihS sarc, w. wtttt-y N b.t,.i
s''p'''e' a7'a'e'n 7--ths i-,id wan proylic "
"CoRALiNE," By the Na.io1's : ,ny-
Writer, WILL 5. HAYS, COM, next. The
chorus ofwhich ruas rs follows
" Oh lie ~ va AR AMI gcn,le !, chll nai jul.
And the Ltircst or the .,-ai III -
line" ''' Hii'ihs CORA
This is followed by sprightly Com
&c Song BY I. BaIGu>M BISHOP. entitled
|" HE You've WIDOW" and annnr
other things, she says.
:, She Doesn't want MN who ,.on, a, Nit,
Tight" n'hs quite
inerc are also three Instrumental
pieces, namely: PRErrY As PM "
BARcARoLE, 10y Mack :" FLEuR Dy Tn.
GALLor,' BY DREs>LER, and the famous
GREciAN BEND MARCH," BY PeEvor
In addition to the above. M. PgrERs
gives fifteen pages of choic. family
keadInS, and all for the moderate sum
oil 80 cents, or So per ycar-oyer So |
worth OF New Music appearing in each
Those Of our musical frienI, |
who do not subscrib, are certainly |
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+. .. Box 5429, New York
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