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6eAtIemo 0'8 CIOth1n& -C00tOm De-
partment.
VXTALL STEPHENS, Pa. avenue, between 9th
w and 10th streets, next to Iron Hall, have
Just received Q fine assortment Of French Cloths,
Doeskips, Fancy Casamsrss, rich vefvsIs and SILK
vestings Of all qualities, which We are prepared to
make 70 order ct the shortest notice. in the most
nsnts to gentlemen wishing to consult economy and
q the same time obtain the best quality Of goods.
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Z. g. EORDS

b. q. EORVS
Leather EmPOrtum and Shoe Fina-
ing Store.
4 LWAYS on hand choice assortment Of the hrss
IA quality Of fRENCH and ENGLISH GOOD0
just received $50 sidss Of superior epenish Sole
Leather, which he offers at the lowest possible mar
kst price.
Also, received this day, two cases Of French Cal
Skins. 7. G. FORD,
feb lS-eoSt 7th street, near tie Patont ofh ..
DRETTY VALENTINES Cheap
III at WINNERS Stationery And
Mu - etaeA Ct stssst near Il. syenus.
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Stuarts New York Steam Candiss
FPnftR. A.c.

Stuart's New York Steam Candles.
Fruits, &c.
A CHOICE variety of Stuart's celebrated steam
IA Candies and Piums.
And Just received from the Virginia mountains q
superior lot Of Hams, dried Cheese, and fresh Roll
Butter; Dramatically sealed Fruit CranbeI ries
Conserve Ginger; Pickles, spiced and In vinegar 1t
10 cents per loo; French Imperial Shred Gelsutipe
with French and English directions; fresh Olive Oil
Mustard Diaphene and all other kinds of Must.rds
Sap Sage and dairy Cream Cheese; fresh Prunes
Although Teas have advanced from 10 to 20 Der Ct
continue to sell that superior Black Tea at So cents
. pound With general assortment of all the west
and best Groceries, &c. Goods delivered
T. NJ. r. KING,
corner of Vermont ave. and 9TH streets.
feb lift
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JEFFREYs, TIE BLOODY JCpGs.-It was
enough for any man or woman to be &C.
Gus ed by an enemy, before Judge JEFF
freys, to be found guilty OF high treason.
One man, who pleaded not guilty, he or.
deied to be taken out OF til. Court upon
the instant and hanged: and this SO ter
rited the prisoners i'll general, that thev
ms family pleaded guilty at once. A,
Dorchester alone, In the course of few
days, Jefreys hanged eighty persons, be-
sides whipping, transporting, and selling
as slaves, great numbers. He executed
in all $50 or 800. These executions took
place among the neighbors and friends Of
the sentenced, in sc towns and villages.
Their bodies were mangled, STEPPED in
caldrons of boiling pitch and tar, and
hung up by the roadsides, in the streets,
over the very churches. The sight and
smell OF head and limbs, the kissing OF
the internal caldrens, and the fears and
terrors of the people, were dreadful be-
You'd description. One rustic, who was
forced to steep the remains in the black
POI. was ever afterwards called TON
Holman" The hangman was ever since
called Jack Ketch, because a man of the
Same name went hanging and hanging
all day long IN the train of Jeffreys. You
viii hear much about the horrors of the
gra at French Revolution. Many and ter
l1bie they wore, there is no doubt but
know of nothing worse, done BY mad
deiIed people of France in that awful time
than was done by the highest Judge in
I'm gland, with the express approval of
the King Of England, in the Bloody As
size.-Dickens.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

MASSACHUSETTS
From July I, 1854 to June 81, 1857.
1O5 From Chester Village, by Ringville, to Wer-
tnington, IL miles and back, once a week.
Leave chester viilsge Tuesday at 10 xm
Arrive at Warrington same day by 2pm
Leave Morthington Tuesisy at 3 pm
Arrive at Chester Village same day by pm.
Proposals for ,wicea week service are invited.
zoo From treat Darlington to Alfor., miles md
back, three times q week.
Leave Great Darlington Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at I'm
Arrive at Afford ,ame day by 2pm
Leave Afford Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
atSpn.
Arrive at Great harrington same day by 5 m.
i07 From Great Darlington, by North Egreinont
to Afford, 0 miles and back, once q week.
Leave Great harrington Wednesday at 10 L.
Arrive at Afford salAe day by pm
Leave Afford Nednseda, at 2 p m
Arrive at Great harrington same day by m.
RHODE ISLAND.
From July !, 1854, to June 80, 1857.
$40 Prom Pswtu1et, to Warwick Neck, miles and
back, once a week.
Leave pawtuXet Saturday at IL m
Arrive at Warwick Neck same day by pm
Leave Warwick Neck Saturday at 3 pm
Arrive at Pawtu1et same day by p N.
CONNECTICUT.
From. Judy l, 1854, to June SO, 1857.
s66 From Stafford Depot Ct, to southbridge, Mass,
70 miles and back, once week.
Leave Stafford Depot Tuesday ut 6 a m
Arrive at SOuthbridge same day by pm
Leave Southbridge Tuesday at p m
Arrive at Stafford Depot same day by 8 pm.
Proposals for three-tmes a-week servi:e are in
s67 From Rockville, by TolIand, West Wilmington,
Wilmington Centre, Moose Meadow, WesIfo,d,
Nor, h Ashford, West Woodstock, Village Cor.
ners, and Dudley, % Webster, Mass, A miles
and back, three times a week
Leave Rockville Monday, Wednesday, and Fri.
Arrive at Webster same day bySpm
Leave Webster Tuesday, Thursday, and satur.
Arrive at Rockville same day BY SPIN.
9SS From VoluntowD, by CampbelPs Mills, Collann-
or, and Sterling Hill, to Sterling, IL miles and
back, once . week.
Leave voluntown C. ntre Wednesday at 12m
Arrive at Sterling same day by 4pm
Leave Stirring Wednesday at pm
Arrive at VoluntOwn Centre same day by 0 m
Proposals for threstimes-a-wsek service are In
vited.
NEW YORK.
From July l, 1854, to June go, 1857.
l443 From Little Fals, by Salisbury, to Grsysvie,
20 miles and back once a week.
Leave Little Falls Monday at ppm
Arrive at Gray svil. by pm
Leave GRANVILLE Monday at 4 m.
Arrive at Little Pals by l. N
l444 From Rough and Ready, by West Union,
slayter's in Troupsburxh, and Brook6sld, to
wesensid, Penn, 20 miles and back, once a
Leave Rough and Reado Friday ut team
Arrive at Wsstfsld by II m
Leave Wsstfed Friday 1T ] pm
Arrive at Rough and Ready by I pm
Proposals for three and six times week service
are invited
LAS From Naples, BY Ritsr Hollow, to Prattsburs,
10 miles and back, once . week
Leave Naples Monday at q m nf a
Arrive at Prsttsburg by IL IN
Leave Prattsbugh Monday at pm
Arrive ut Naples by p m
invited. =.
14as From Poughksspeis, by La Granssyille,
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OHIO.

OHIO.
From July !, 1854. to June 30 1855 r.
l039S From Wooster, by Cooper, Cedar Valley, Con
gress, West Salem, Alhonvsle, Homerville
Spencer, Psnnfeld, and La Orange, to Elyria
As miles and back, once a week
Leave Wooster every THURSDAY al sam
Arrive at Elyria next day by IL N
Leave Elyria every Friday at 8 pm
arrive ut Wooster next day by pm
This servicc Is supposed to be unnecessary, bspg
covered by No. l0079; il SO it will not be let
10000 From Eiyria, by Laporte, Grafton Staten,
Iltchheli, Chatham Centre, Lodi and Grafton,
burbank, to Wooster, 40 miles and back, once
Leave Elyria Thursday ut am
Arrive at Wooster next day by I'm
Leave Wooster Friday at . m .- .
Arrive ct Elyrta next day by 8 pm .
TINS service Ii supposed to be unnecessary,
being covered by No. 1Oa7s; ifso, 1t will not
1o4oo From Wooster, by Ashland, to Msnsfela, IS
miles and back, once q week
Leave Wooster Friday at 6 . III --s
Arrive at Mansfield same day by 7pm
Leave Mansfield Saturday 1t m f
Arrive at Wooster same day by7pn
This service 10 supposed T. be unnecessary,
being apparently covered by route No. loo76;
II 30, 1t will not be let.
l0sol From Wooster, by Robinsons Woolien Pae.
tory, UnIon,own, aud Lafayette, to Savannah,
80 miles and back, once week
Leave Wooster Friday at . m itsa. g
Arrive at Savannah same day BY d m
Leave Savannah saturday at . m
Arrive ut Wooster same day By s p m
10402 From Canton, by North Industry. Sparta,
Ssndyviile, Zoar, and Canal Dover, to New
Philadelphia, % miles and back, ones weak.
Leave Canton Friday at . m
Arrive at New Philadelphia same day by m
Leave New Philadelphia Saturday at m
A Arrive . at Canton 2: same day By 4pm !.
- being mostly covered by: No. 1896, and the
ysadue by other routes; Hso, It win not be
~" -
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
eosz ofsIck DEPARTMENT,
February 20, 1854.

eosz offick DEPARTMENT, 800
February 20, 1854.
DRoPoeALs for Carrying the mails Of the Uni
Il ted Stats from July !, 1854. to June 80, 1885,,
NEW HAMPsHIRE VERMONT. MAssACHU-
SETS, RHODE ISLAND, CONNECTICUT AND
NEw YORK; from July 1854. te June 80, 1855,
sYLvANIA, MARYLAND, and OHIO: fom Jaiy
1Ss4 70 June 3D. 1855. in VIRGINIA, NORTH
CAkOLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA, aud
FLORIDA. win be received at the Contract once Of
a. n, April 10, 1854. to be decided April o. 1854
(BeiBg routes established by act of March 5, 1sas)
. MAINE.
From IDLY 1, 1854, to June 80, 1857.
la From Bristol BY Newcastle, to Pemaquid, II
milea and back, FIX times q week.
Leave B,i.tol daily, except Sunday, at sam
Arrive ct Psmaquid same day BY II am
Leave Pemaquid daily, except Sunday, at p m
1855 PROM :, 3 ~ south
Friendsbip, to Gushing, IA miles and back,
Lave waldobo.o' II ursday .ts.m
Arrive at Gushing same day by / pm
Leave Gushing Thursday at m
Arrive at Waldoboro same day by pm.
13s From Dexter, BY West Dover, Dover South
Mills. and Dover, to Fozcrofs, II miles aud
back, once . week.
Leave Dexter Wednesday at am
Arrive 1T Foxcroft same day by pm
Leave foxcroft Wednesday at2p
A1HiV0 ot A>cAtcI Uou0 Q1y Dy m.
Proposals for three-times a-week service are In
vits1.
1S7 From Presque Isle to Number Eleven, Range
Five. Aroostook, 80 miles and back, once
week.
Bidders viii propose schedule, and name inter.
mediate Offices, If any.
13S From Railroad Depot, by Oxford Otisaeld, Gas
co, and Edss Fails, to Naples, Is miles and
back, twice q week.
Leave Railroad Depot Tuesday and Saturday at
can
Arrive at Naples same day by IL an
Leave Naples Tuesday and Saturday at I'm
Arrive at Railroad Depot same day BY m.
15s Prom WATERFORD Centre. by Limerick and
Limington, to standish, 20 miles and back,
ence q week.
Leave WATERFORD Centre Tuesday at I'm
Arrive at Standish same day by JPN
Leave Standish Thursday at 8 q m
Arrive at WATERFORD Centre same day by I n
Proposals for three-times-a-wesk service are in.
vited.
40 From Brooks, by Monroe, Ellingwood Corner
aud Hampton, to Bangor, 70 miles and back,
three times week.
Leave Brooks Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at Sam
Arrive at Bangor some day by5pm
Leave Bangor Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
atsam
Arrive at Brooks same day by SPIN.
Proposals for six.times arweek service are In.
vited.
NEW Hampshire.
From July l, 1854, to jane 80, 1857.
90 Rr0rn 2taffoD RpuSo al. h~n
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Arrival and Departure Of Ocean Steamer
Nafe. Leoues For Days.
Curiew.. New York. Bermuda &c.Mar. 7
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II, Arrive AZ GicsrifS bga1ee nne day by pm
3ol2 From Albeusrfs 20 sv-t .sss.d, miles and
back, once week IN
Arrive at swirl Island post Office same day by
Leave swim Island post Office Thursday At l
Arrive a, Albemarle same day by pm
30l3 From Greensboro to Madison, 2s miles and
back, once q week - .-7-...--t
Leave Greensboro, "Wednesday al Sam
Arrive at Madison s7uie day by 5 p ~
Leave Madison Thursday at m
Arrive AT Greensboro same day by m
Proposals for more frequent irips are invited;
also to commence at IIillsdale. 10
Bidders will name intermediate Offices.
0l4 fram Wilmington, by Upper Town Creek
Bridge, to Smithvilie, IS niies and back, twice
aweek 81
Leave Wilmington Tuesday and Saturday at :
Arrive at Smithvills same DAYS BY p
Leave Smthve Monday and Friday al m
Arrive IT Wilmington same days by S p IN.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
From July 1, 1854, 10 June -, 1855.
394s From Little River BY Pireway Perry, and Iron
Hill Cross Roads, TO Whtesviie, N. c., Al
miles and back, once a week.
Leave Little River Tuesday at 6 a m
Arrive al Whtessile same day by pm
Leave Whtesyle W ednesday AT n In
Arrive at 1.-the River same day by pm.
Proposals for sem-weekiy and tfi weekly Ger
vice are invited also. proposals. to CONNIE nee
al Conwayboro' and embrace DogwOsd Neck
will be considered.
394S From Conwayboro', by Lake Swamp and
F1oyd's Mills, to FAIR Bluff n. G., % miles
and back, once week.
Leave Conwa yboro' Monday at g a m
Arrive at Fair FLUFF same day by JPN
Leave Fair Bluff Tuesday al IN
Arrive at Conwayboro' same day by m
Proposals for semi weekly and tri weekly ser
vice; also, for embracing Branton's Cross
Roads, J. l.. Princess Store. aud Bug Swamp
III lieu Of F1oyG's Mills and Lake SWAMI,
G.so, for commencing at Busksvie; aiss, Ton
commencing at Georg etown are invited.
3225 From Abbeville c. H., by Smitlv lie and Rob
.crt's Store, to Abbeviile e. H., 81 miles, once
week
Leave Abbevile C. H., Wednesday at m
Return to Abbevilis T.. Il. same dav by 4 pm
Proposals for semi weekly service invited.
JAY From Lynche's Lake tn Bakers near Lynch
burg, Is miles and back, once week.
Leave Lynche's Lake Thursday AZ s a IN
Arrive al Bakers same day by pm
Leave Bakers Thursday at 2 pm
Arrive al Lynche's Lake same day by I m.
--..-- GEORGIA. .
From July /, 1854, 10 jane 20. 1853
3443 From Fhomasvle, by Eastwood, 10 Mickosu
ke. Fla, Is miles and back, once a week.
Leave I'homasviIl- "Wednesday al 5 an
Arrive al Milo nuke same day by I'm
Leave MJcknSukip W.dn
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From July l, 1854, to June 80, 1857.
$50 From Station House at Berlin Falls by Berlin,
Milan, Dummsr, and Cambridge, to Errol, s.
miles, onos Q week.
Leave Station House Friday at Tam
Arrive at Enrol same day BY 6pm
Leave Enrol saturday at m
Arrive at Station House same day by pm.
Proposals for twice and three imss-a-week fer
vire are invited.
Isl Prom Portsmouth, by Rye, to Rye Beach, s
miles and back, once . weak.
Leave Poa tsmouth every Thursdsy at IL m
Arrive at Rye Beach same day by / pm
Leve kye Beach every Thursday at s m
Arrive at Portsmouth same day by 10 am.
Proposals for three times a-week service are in.
vited, and for six-timss-a.week service during
the SIMMER months.
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VERMONT.

VERMONT.
From July !, 1854, to June 80, 1857.
4I9 Prom Swanton, by Highgste, franklin East
Franklin. and West Berkshire, to Richford. 33
miles and back. once week
Leave Swanton Friday at I'm
Arrive at Richtord same day by SPIN
Leave Richford Saturday at p In
Arrive ut Swanton same day by 5 pm
Proposals for three.times a-week service are in.
vited.
$50 Prom Waterford, Vt, to Littleton, n. A., 6
miles and back, once . week.
Leave Waterford Wednesday at / D m
Arrive at Littleton same day by 3 pm
Leave Littleton Wednesday at 10 m
Arrive At Waterford same day by IL m.
Proposals for three times . week service are In.
yited.
4s1 From Stevens Village to Lower Waterford, -
miles and back, once . week.
Bidders will state distance, and report a sched-
ule.
1872 From Barnet to Waterford Lower Village, :
miles and back. twice week.
leave Barnet Monday and Thursday at 9 m
Arrive ut Waterford Lower Village same day by
Ham
Leave Waterford Lower Village Monday and
1hursday a. IL III
Arrive at Barnet came day by ppm.
4S3 Prom Barton. by Barton Landing, down the
Barton River to West Derby, thence along the
west Shore Of Lake Memphremagog, to the
Canada line, 26 miles, once q wsekand back.
Leave Barton Friday at am
Arrive at Canada Line same day br pm
Leave Canada Line Saturday at IN
Arrive At Barton same day by 4pm.
Proposals for twice week SCI vice are invited.
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Leave Portsmouth Monday at am
Arrive at Pomeroy same day by7pm
Leave Pomeroy Tuesday at m
Arrive at Portsmouth same day byspm
Proposals for twice "A week service are invited
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-03-25
THE LRssON.
The New York Evening Post truly says:

The New York Evening Post truly says;
There is ono lesson which the free states have
been slow 20 learn, bat which they would be blind
not 60 perceive now. 1t is this; that slavery
knows no iaw; that it has respect for any cons
titution; that it recognises obligation, and re-
CARDS no eoapaet; its whole creed is spelt by Eve
letters--that creed is power
This is necessarily So from tho nature of things.
Injustice and wrong the very essence Of siaFe-
ry- They constitute its lfe-blood- They are its
foundation stones Habitnsi disregard Of the
rights Of one class Of husnan beings necessarily
begets disregard DO the rights Of all others
Power oanst be met by power. Eaeroachment
must be checked by Resistance. We call upon the
people Of the free states to TO scnse Of the
dangers that threaten then- The progress Of sla-
very wiil lind no iiait aptii the authoritative Voice
of the free states, spoken through saorc faithfal
representatives in Congress, shali fx . limit, not
10 be over stepped-not 10 be removed
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LAND SURVEYING,
AND
Roll Roao Gn9ineerinQ!

INSTRUCTION in these branches of Practice
Science will be given at the Union School, MARI
boro', Stark Co., during the Spring Term, COM
mencing March l4th and continuing fourteen
weeks.
Regular FIELD PRACTICE with the Compass
Leyeling and Transit Instruments. accompanied
with Calculations Plotting and Drafting, will form
an essential part Of the course.
Tuition per IL weeks. $3.50. With the privilege
Of Mathematics, Geology Experimental Chemistry,
Physiology, Single and Double Entry Book Keep
ing, $3.50.
Common Branches, $500; Higher Breaches as
above, $3.50, Engineering, German Language
Mathematical and Prospective Drawing, each So, 60
Extra.
For particulars. address the Principal,
A. HoLBROOK.
Marlboro, Jan. 81, 1854
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From the Pennsylvania Freeman.
TO SARAH B. DUGDALE,*
on HER srxrr-sEvENrH BIRTHDAY.

Three score years and seven have sped their fight
Since thou vast welcomed to this earthly sphere
And yet thou art not old The spirits light
Beams from thy face as beautiful and clear
As in the happy gladsome days of youth,
Revealing the rich graces of a life
Whose spring is love to God and Man, and Truth
From warning creeds and theologic strife,
Thy soul, untrammeled, turns away in grief;
For man, as man, whatever his belief,
Thy heart sends up to heaven its earnest cryi
For rich and poor, thy sympathies outflow;
Thou wip'st the scalding tear from sorrows eye,
And hast an ear for every human want or woe
NY Christian friend so generous, true and brave
How oft thy words sublime have cheered my
heart;
Giving new strength to battle for the slave,
To do for mans high veal my equal part
How oft thy simple, child-like faith in God
Has put ignoble doubts and fears to fight,
And while sought to break oppression's rod,
Poured round my head stream Of heavenly
light
The rime of age is on thy brow; the staff
Supports thy failing frame; but childhood
laugh
Rings not more swectly from the heart than thine
Be always thine that peace without alloy,
The peace of Him, whose life was all divine;
And may thy widowed heart forever sing'for joy
Feb. l6, 1854. OLIVER JonSsoS.
*This venerable woman, being widely know
both in the West and in the East not only in tn
G.. 81 al.L L,.I
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The sugar Creek water Cure.

TWELVE miles South Of Massillon under tho
charge of DR.. Frcase, is supplied with pure soft
spring water, and conducted ON pure llydropathic
principles. We give no drugs. They are only
hndrances to the radical cure of disease. The sue
cess which has thus far attended efforts to allie
vate the suflerings of humanity enables to speak
confidently of the virtues of pure scIt ,raer, pro-
per diet, &C. .....-.
Terms IS in ordinary cases, payable weekly.
Dr. T. l.. Nichols of tho American IIydropathio
Institute and Editor of the Nichols Health Jour
nal, in noticing the Water Cure movements of tha
country, says Of u.s.
"Dr. Fries, n most thorough and energetic ply
sician, has Water Cure at Sugar Creek Falls, o.
His terms are very moderate, but there are few
places we could recommend with greater conf
dence."
Address, Dr. S. Frease, Deardoff's Mills, Tusca-
rawas Co., o.
August 1858.
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THR BUGLE SONG.
by TENSYsoN.

The splendour falls ON castle walls
And snowy SUBMITS old in story;
The long light shakes across the lakes.
And the Wild cataract leaps in glory.
Blow, bugie, blow, set the wild echoes flying;
Blow, bugle; answer, echoes, dying, dying. diving
harE hear, how thin and clear,
And thinner, cleaner, further goinei
o sweet and Far, from cliff and scar,
The horns of Elhand family blowirg
Blow, let os hear the purple glens replying;
Blow, bngse; answer, echoes, dying, dying, diving.
love, they die IN yOn rich sky,
They faint oa hill on field or river.
Our echoes roll from soul 30 soni.
Ana grow forever and forever.
Blow, bngle, blow, set the wide echoes 41yinr
And answer, echoes, answer, dying, diving. dvinv
Tue Boy AND THE LIoSs--In the N. Y. ynd..
pendent Ne dnd the following from a mother -
=" But did tell yoa what a time had with NV
little yoe7" -y
Nos what was it2" 81
Why, was shewSDg hiu the picture of IN.
martyrs thrown 10 the ii9ns asd WINS taikin, very
sosesanly 10 him, frying % make hisa Esel what a
tersasle na1g 1t WAS MAI said he, ali at eaoe.
Oh mh JnS aeok at that poor little lion WAY
behind there, asc won't ge4 any;'7
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SCHOOL FOR LADIES & GENTLEMEN.

The subscriber having located in this place, is
again prepared to instruct students in the science
Of Anatomy, Physiology and Hygiene, or the
practice Of Medicine and Surgery. And in addi-
ton TO his former extensive means for demonstrate
ing the various subjsect has recently added largely
to them by expensive purchases from France. no
Demonstrations in Anatomy will commence the
FIRST Of March, and TO those desirous Of Availing
themselves Of the summer course of studiesg It
would be advisable to he here at least two weeks
previously. lie would also announce that he is
prepared TO practice in his profession. 7.li3 "a
X. g. THOMAS, NJ. D.
SAks, Jan. 81, Is54-4w
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JAMES BARNABY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

North Side Mdin-St., One Door Vest Of III Salem
Bookstore, Salem Ohio.
Coats Vests, Pants, &C., Made to Order and War
ranted to Give Satisfaction.
The Tailoring Business in all his Branches, car
ried on as heretofore. f
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THE PLACE TO GET YOUR LIKENESS
HUNT & BOONE,

Have opened, in johnson & IIorner's block, the
largest and finest Daguerrean Rooms in Eastern
Ohio, where they are constantly taking pictures
Exclusively on Galvanized Plaies) surprising all
others in durability, beauty of finish and artistic
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