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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27

CARry June oath 1855,
nr. sVpgn.--FeelinE myelf under the hlghes, onh
gationsto you ofhe benefit have received under your
Treatment Amer having undergone all The usual modes OF
treatment dura ihe last n months without the least ap
parent benefit and having almost osthe sight my eyes,
aud heinH n In very unhealthy conditions my ease being
given up As hopelt. ore by my former doctors, amer
good sight and 70 healthy condition, under your new
mode ef treatment
gratitude, ard YOU ere 0tnboiy this for the benefit
Of the afflicted puhlih. Yours truly, Z, BONLS.
Mrs; PrrTEWuRorR, Of Tidn, for four yemswa almost
disquancdio any Kind Of husness had quite lost hor
sight but on application Ia Dr. g. husbuen restored that
she is able to domy kindobusiuess.
Also-llnsRY WALTER Of this place (For haiD was
afflicted with very bad diseased eyes and alteration ofthe
comea aud applied 20 Dr. Snyder md was soon restored
PiinIr EsucK Of riin city, was afflicted with remark
able bad ofupthnmn, could not leave dark room oI
some weeAsi aPpicalonto Dr. g., his eyes was soon
Mr q. iEyosvMrR, Tian, was afflicted for FIVE year,
with very bad diseased eyes and almost blind applied to
Dr. e. and has been restored 10 sight, and bis eyes 70
healthy thathe isqualiaedto do any kind ei
A,o-u. W. BLAox son anddaughttr Of @. W. Black
IT Tinn, with remarkably bad Of opihama, which
and hafed the sk n Of tho physicians, which had wholly
disqualified ihemlrom anyk lad oibusneas ey application
10 Dr. snyder they have been restored TO aheathy
diuon-nrc now ahlo 10 do any kind oflabor.
Mr. fHoNAs uIuNEY, nf saudusky, City was afflicted
with very bad deuse eyosihad entirely lost the sight OF
one 81 m, eyes and almost The otber applied 10 DR. sny
der ofTihn, and was soon restored 20 hisAmiy useful
husband and hther.
essay and wouldony addthuthe mode ofueaimen pfao.
uced by Dr. Snyder Is recent discovery, andlcaves alto.
goher o the old mode Of reducing the ystomcut,
ting, scoridoaon, biseting &c as well a. the use q
the usual 20 wrrul crnIC, vEf hue tcno blue vital
any otcrhing which aud dh6Eurng the eye by
contracting the muscles
ANY pefsons wishing further will do well e
Communicate with either Of tho persons roarrud 20 above
fD~No charges for examination or advco-if no bene
ht h 2 ceived no charges win be made,
Eg-Dr. SNYDER takes pleasure In saying TO the pub
lie thariNp City u pleasant aud healthy location, an,
good boarding can b. hadlrom SOTO O0Oper week.
Street, Tiflin City, Ohio.
Jan. 23, 1857. (nl6.
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FAOUITYI

II. D. BRtkSr, u. d. srnkrror,I. O. BHfthr, T. X
FEtroS, T. OslHNs Instructors IN the Science Of Ao.
counts, and Lecturer nusiness Customs.
r. r. SrEECER aoSs, lnsiTuoinfi in DuEngss and o.
hamthul Penmanihip, and Lecturers Commercial Cof.
roapnhdrnct. .
Hon. IioRAor MAN, Hon GEo. w. CLproS, Hon. ELIs
HU BUnRfrr, Special Lectuuri
Hon. SAMUEL sTAHKwE kInEB, HonAcr d CLAHK Ercl,
Hon lEssE p. BfsHoF, leoinrrfson Commcrcial Law.
Rev. FgEnEgIcE r Ba0wr, Pres Asa maHkNi Leoiui
feri political Economy.
Rev. JsHEs ElLEA, Rev. Or. AnES, Leeiurcr on Com.
mercial Ethics.
TIP HASDY, J. B. MEapIlN, Lecturers on BANKING III.
nance, etc.
H. q MAHsHattr n. g. LUcE. Lecturer on the General
Principles aid Details Of Railfoadinf.
j. p. MEnRIAnf Enkngos +. WHfrr, lcctureu on Cuui
mercial Computations.
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DO you DESIRE HEALTH9
THEN READ A voRD
hrroa1 roU rnaow RVS Down As woRraLFS'

nisa faci we'll known TO Nl our Western cii''
tens that the miasmn that is constantly prosontln
the nir OF thisrich western county aud the eh9n
yaa which orcur 90 frequently from heat 20 celu'
siro rice 70 various forms oi disease 500 y pe.
comes 40 Important inquiry then 20 ~ what w
rnn do so prevent these suddeu attacks, 70 "hich
we are 90 tablet An old saying u, Ian ounce oi
prevention ,s worth pouud OF cura'' and in
nothing g Il truer than IN this, for 10 however
many forms We are attacked with illnesa, the pri'
mary cause q neBrly the same. We catch roli
or ofer-oat, the pores Of our body become closed
hnd the refuse matter which il generally thrown
out oftho ~ stem by sonshio or inaensolo porapi'
ralions remains 10 u and clog it up, and The con-
sequence q that the inward functions Of ihe body
canuot perform their duty, any more than wg,ch
can, the -nga OF whose whouls are filled wfh diri
Every nart Of our bodies demands its dihocout u.
on eat from The food, aud tho part our stomnchs
take ia 10 eliminate such parts, and,sond them IN
ihelr proper difeciinni whou 9ur system n inly
open this is we'll aud boauhiuly douc, had such
parts Of our food na are not needed ere thrown
out by Precipitation, and the uainral oouce Of our
uodics,-hut whon cold, or any other causes stops
these outlets, this odal dive may 70 apenk,l re-
mains 10 the body, aud Fovors, Rhcumausm,
Jsundce. Liver Complaint, Aguo, Neuralgia sc,
&C.. occur. What then shall We dot The answf e
Il oasy--cloanso the syster thoroughly, restore
those natural ouuets and We are free, When
shall We do iti Shall we walt dl Tho disease be-
someS aot upon usl No lot ustako
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He that hath Eyes 70 Gee Let Him See.
Dr. y. SNYDER.
OCULHST.

rs s,ill on hand aud ready at All times wait up tne
/ afflicted with dIseascdcyes. Thankful for the unusual
liberal patronage he has received dufng The few months
Of fhis 'dcnco IN Tinn he would respectfully solicit
continuance Of the From his unusual auccess IN
treating tho who have bceu un mis- care
fom this piece and ynrons ports oftho State he feels
nowed confidence solonFho patronage Of the putlic
lie has In many cases
RESTORED THE BLIND TO SIGHT,
Aud badly diseased eyes 10 healthy coalition during NJ
short rcsidrnce IN this place,
Dr. Snyder has also paid particular attention 20 scfofu
ious whqh he has treated with unparalleled
CESS
Dr. g. conldr many aia defiance, bot deem
unnecessary and wionly Insert nletter from Mr. p Boyl
ares, aud will refer TOW only Of the many oasestha
have been benefited In thsvicinity. -
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N HE EXTENDED COnRsR

practical from the various business
tfm ana u designed ior such ttudorta a. may wish 10
spena longer than the time rsquTsd BY he RsFuIhr
Counei land that graluoniyl psepagatoEy 70 ontsrnF
some Special House. e
~ iaking N addition the Extended Coua, the student
WIZ ss IL ihiny ani pfohishly employed six months
FhNMAhsHlPs "Pruellcal and qFnamenial,n in allitr
raretesl will Be taught 10 the thorough and eoent
manueF By Of the best teeghest ~ the West Besdse
usual method oi teaching bulneti WHITING the Chjr
ythmographle System will ato he taught Thsrvser ~
popular and Recommended BY best aducnlionni nn NJ
now taught iutho Public Schools Of Cleveland Con,r y
Toledo Many other schools open for rood ~
ChFYnhmoElsphy soon a. they can be unsli6e1 u
DAILY LECTURES pruoticul ana irb....,i.-
Rank Neepng Mercantia Laws. Commercial r;ti.. ~
uual Econqmy, Au Of Computation, Com1orrei'i NJ ~.
iaiione, msfcantile Customt Banking ETobans, -
meIee haiioading commeroal History furinssr
pundence, Penmanshin. etc - -''''-'- -e"es-
The New sur 81 Rooms Of this Collees occvpiss m.
haest oeeiion IN The ciiy, situated a. they an % M corner
ei tne unle square end Superior street. un6Idps fair
ee o. most pers O he city aud the Lake. Ihe rooms
~ neauy and tasieiey fufniahed. Iurpafuug beauty
m sne perhaps those ofanysiaf Institution Ia
Ths i.ADlEs'CoURFE isthosams nat o. ths Gen.
tienen aoldtnF equal fncss 10 uludiea who maY wsh
20 ~ All themselves u the Commefrla u Course.
The tuncp having extensive bulIuets
Il enqhlcdto coed ttuaiionl or lny oihs rgai
yates. 49,
aIa'eh.s,s. .s7iY.
NOR PERFUNRRY, 90 10
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TUITION FEE IN ADVANCE.

same Coune, for Eadies 90
nweetn LESSONS u Practical Peumanship, simply s
tcr fol- course IN fourslnR, ETC., a. per agreement
~ For particulars send for Cataloeueiand Circular,
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HOLT HOUSE,

70. Y HOLT Proprietor.
Situated ON the corner OF AdamsandSon
Streets westside ofthe Sanausl,y Riverin the gity
OF Iiuini has been latoly repaired and Nirnisbed
Tor the especial accommodation of tho trnyelng
public, this llouseis In the ploasantest nart ~
tue City, and Is a large oommodious and spIondi5
building, wellodapted to the purpose Of Z n,ti;e
house, 4 buta few rods from, and In sieht n,
the Railroad Dedot, IL Is the nearest and mos,
commodiooa tavrn 60 that point. Mr.. Ho,r
takee pleasure Ia announcing 10 tho nnbii, n, /;
his Housec0nttins plenty Oflaree airv and
WE'LL FURNISHED
bed Rooms. lie would also invite all Of his
ola eqs.,oomers,to give him a eall,aa ho thinks
lheywillho satisfied.
fiMn, 0ct,i7.1856. A.
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Y Il E COLLEGIATE oouRsE

whichis intended to embrace al branches aPurev Mer
camille has been recently enlarged can now be Tegar.
aea Is one e the most lengthy thorough and complete
e. to the public In any similar insuon 10 The
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27
z II q REGULAR oOnRa

9,enae 70 represent every species Of business fomo
,9S. yen.,i hsli icy. to 6s hsaviasi and iurssts I
ing etc demanded at prolent hy our varf ma e-',,
lncreasing Commercs. e'--'-"'s
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EXCELSIOR EYE BALM,
ron AtL DISEASES or Tm ryE on EYELTD'
UPON PERSONS OR HORSES.


lna,mmalions. Faua, Ulcerallons, Week sight,
aud all larms OF Oisoa led Eyes are cared 90 rap,
idly, that where Z: q aost know it ii conslderod
almost MAGICAL la its healing inhuenoe fhy'
sioiaa from Indiana writesi--
'Your maliclaa has gvea PgRrEor and EN-
TIRE skriarAcrtoN 10 every case
one Drug Store that has sold, the past season,
ever EIsHr uuNDUED norrLEs says h did not
hi Ia a aiagle Instance.
Aa GA Horse Jockey who has handlod horses
all HE life, says'--
y sIf vour Eve Balm. WIKI little Bleeding and
phvsirinr where tho system l. too full, will not
ears thoY may give up the Eye
One lady, Who had been deprived Of slgh. 10
ono Eyo, by dln over il for aiS yeara seys'--
.A6er thirty Physlciaas had prescribed. With
oot any good doae me- your Medicine Is perform
lug cure"
Caaiidiv ani haa astly, viii YOU deprive your
aalf Of glol romoiiof, because some, would be
wise ONES cry oatQaackery--or you will sry Que
box Of eur
FAMELy MEDIoINEs,
and be dealod Of voar Diseases. We do not put
az sar Eye Bdm ZOE anythlng bus sore Eyos and
Eve Liisi bath yol W4s Il IN tho house, you
need not salIor With Sos Mouth. or Ulcers upon
any part oftho body, for SO healing Ia all such
sarhcos. that L viii cURe rHeA QutcKEn. than
naything else. Apply t,nyou wish, with quill
fsaiher b tho sores, once, twice or three times
day. a. you deem necessary
Prepared and Sold Wholesale aad Retail. by
A. LANuWORrHY.
FlndlaY, Ohio.
sold By GIBSON & SLANkER, Tilin, o.
4. o. CAPLE5 Fostogia, o. CIV D, IUCk
eAsiy.o. lJaly 3i, 57-6m.l
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THE INITTATORY COURSE

embraces aEogulaFprogrsssve series Of manusc,, ,,.
eiasllned somewhat as 10 The variety Of trnusactons ia
ms 70 envelope the hr4t principles and philosophy vi Ae
e1hn ratherthen meIV routine and actual formula ~ ad
dressing The reason and Judgment Of the sudenf Who I'm
uls Win ne view Of pprehsnding and arriving AZ retnt
snh 90 pushes on hs investigations wh much eon
hdenee' peaapFe andiadepehdsnee
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NEW METHOD OF TEAoHTNG

strikes At the very gsmluaugpont, Of the Science re-
NE geA, natural twofold division Of the Ledger
and Representative Property and tho governing law
OF transfer a. regard, It's affecting the two easses Oh ao
snu tse Of the same class In every variety Of
ensaeiloni Thus stripping this most useful ana beautiful
eience Of muoh Of ~ time honored mytteTos made ,ueh
~ afphIsy ana iniallbe rules, meaninaless oFms and
aise noonti and hence enables the student Ia acovi
concentrations Of aecounts embodied In actual
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27
THE DESIGN.

10 is The design OF The proprietor Of trtH COLLEGES 10
perfect than of Bngintrs soho6l n Fast Wett af
oiding De most ample facilities Tor young men and Young
ladies 10 qualify enselves ior retponib positions 10 e
Their schooll a. DE points above established on firm
basis and are All IN most prosperous condition THIS
teachers IN the vHous departments are torousht accom-
ulithod nfnrtical hrtfrara men
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TIE COLLEGIATE COURSE

win embrace the most approved and practical forms OF
keeping booksby Double Entry IN tho vaous departments
Of Trade eng Commerce Including the General Wholesale
aud Retail Mercantile Exchange Commission, Mnuufact
urug, Railroad Banking Phntda, Minine, shipping,
stoamboutng Individual Partnership ahd Compound Cons
pany Bunncss Az manuscripts from which the Ffndent
copies written IN bold rapid hutlnvts hand which viii
rtylo OF writing
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BOOK KEEPING DEPARTMENT.

eleeet thfee distinct grades, viz Initatory Peculiar
asd Extended Ceuisss und tanghton Fosoms New Meth.
20 20 by over twenty Of the reliable
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WRImING DEPARTMENT.

This department ia under the immediate supervision o
eFfNc t0Ns. TO the public this snhcientrua
ahty that u viii be well conducted. While Mr. is cons
coded 70 stand pre-eminently high us an Auihof fhd
Teacher Il may IN justice be said Of his who are as4
sooated with him. that they compare voraby in point Of
artistic atainment with their accomplished master This
Il without doubt the desirable place 10 purue Penmnn.
shin a. study 10 the entire West
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DO YOUR SUMMERS WORK.

These Aruo pills arc compounded for those
who are irod Of taking Quinine. Arsenic. or ANY
polsons. We warrant them entirely compounded
from the Vegetable Kingdom, and oilur reward
OF $1,000, 20 any ono who viii detect any mino'
raj In any Medclne we advertise - Vegetable,
These Pills wero compounded, and hrt used w
the fan Of la55, during tho grea, prevalence Of
BNlious diseasu-.wore compounded on tho ground
whore the disease prevailed, aud not whore they
theorto about Il (as in the East 1T was gotten
10 whan Qainino aud the other Medicines hilod,
and vas warranted TO cure, and not one in do4-
on bottles falled--itis tho
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TOR PEpFUMERY, 90 70
II tvgta
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A SIMPLE VEGETABLE REMEDY,
ARoMArIc YEdErAnLE cATnAaT0 FnI5.
PREPARED ny
A. LANGWoRTHY, TN9LAr, o.

We oomt oisd them from Western expert
enco--wo know vhatyou want. because We want
them ourselves Thea whom that Dull heaGarhe,
Pain To- the Back or unha commences, when in
short you lool your system getting out Of order,
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In a neat and convenient manner.
TIME OF COMMENCING,
As there terms, and no yocatonf tludef,s f,at
enter At any time aud prosecute their studies without rsf
eenee 70 classes. BY hs arrangement, every student i
permitted to pfogfeasa a fapdly his enterprise win admit
DAILY LECTURES
WIN Be delivered The Science Of Accouutr Commercial
Law, Political Econohgi Commercial Calculations, Baht4
ing Mercantile Custofns Commercial Ethics, RaroadinF
Business Correspondence, Mining Commercial Geography
etc. -
scuoLAHsHIP issued from the Cleveland Colleee viii
be good 10 Chicago, hualo, and Albany, vice Sea
TERMS.
For ful course--time misunderstanding al de-.
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Speucerian PenmRnahp, go 90
/ For same course In Ladies' Department eb 90
Penous taking penmanship alone, will receive one
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Unlimited oufse Of penmanship, 10 90
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-04
CONGRESS.

MONDAY, Feb. 2.
SENATE On motion of Mr. Weller of Cali
fornia, resolution was adopted requesting
the Secretary of War to communicate copies
of all correspondence not heretofore furnished
relative to the proceedings of the San Fran
cisco Vigilance Committee of 1856.
On motion of Mr.. Bigler of Pennsylvania,
a joint resolution was adopted for the appoint
ment Of q committee to ascertain and report a
mode of examins the votes for President and
Vice President, and Of notifying the persons
elected of their election. Messrs. BigIer, Ben
jamin, and Foote were appointed on the part
OF the Senate, and the House having concur
red in the resolution, is represented by Messrs.
Jones of Tennessee. Washburne of Maine,
Fuller Of Pennsylvania, Letter of Ohio, and
Bocock of Virginia.
The Senate resumed consideration of the
Indian appropriation bill and passed it with
many amendments.
Adjourned
HoUsE.-Mr Kelsey of New York, by unan-
imous consent of the corruption committee,
reported a resolution requiring the Sergeant
at Arms to bring before the committee James
w. Simonton (reporter of the New York
Iinles) to answer OH the summons of the
Speaker such questions as may be PROFOUND
cd to him. The resolution was passed under
the operation of the previous question.
The bill establishing the collection districts
of the United States, ETC., after discursive de-
bate, the consideration of the bill was post
poned till Monday next.
The bill authorizing the President to pro-
cure a suitable steam revenue cutter, and APP
propriating $4,000 for that purpose, was
passed, and awaits the action Of the Presi-
dent
a bill dividing Texas into two judicial dis
tricts passed.
Mr. Barbour, from the committee on the
judiciary, reported resolution "that John
d. Watrous. district judge of Texas, be i'm
peached Of high crimes and misdemeanors."
Pending this the House adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-04

A SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCES. - Captain
Samuel Goodridge Of Manchester, bought
packet schooner Sarah, of sixty. five tons reg
lister, at Provincetown, few weeks since
He arrived at Manchester from Boston on the
Friday before the great gale, and had dis
charged all her cargo but twenty. five hogs
heads of salt on Saturday. On Sunday night
she broke adrift from the wharf, with no one
on board. having one anchor down with forty
fathoms chain. Capt. Goodridge gave her up
for lost, thinking it impossible for her to 20
out clear of the many dangerous rocks be.
tween Manchester and the ocean. On We'd
nesday. Capt. Goodridge received a despatch
from Provincetown, stating that she was
ashore at the Wood End, one mile from the
wharf, with loss Of mainsail, steering wheel
and anchor, the chain having parted. The
hull was not damaged. She was got off on
the 10Th, and taken TO the wharf at Province
town, to await the arrival Of Capt g. and
crew. 1t is singular that in such storm she
should drift back to the port from which sne
originally sailed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-04

ttems.
DR.. Ure, the celebrated scientific au-
thor, died recently at London, at the age of
eighty-nine.
Mrs. Nancy Potter has Just recovered
$25OO from the New York Central Railroad
for damages. her husband having been run
over and killed on that road some three years
since.
Lots of sea fowl have congregated
around the air holes in the ice off Wesrport
Point, Bristol County, during the cold wealth
er, and have been shot and carried off by sled
loads
The Countess of BraziskI, a Polish
lady Of great wealth, was recently at Baden,
when spark from gentleman's cigar fell
upon her dress, which took FIRE. The flames
were soon stified, and she received no injury,
but 1880 worth of lace was effaced from the
earth.
Thurlow Weed, the former veteran
editor of the Albany EUening Journal, said
recently, in answer to a query With all
my experience, should shudder at undertake
ing new paper. 1t ia as difficult of crzztion
as State" We consider Thurlow entirely
"sound on the newspaper question:
L nc layton kOnlO] OaZette, relating
the freezing to death of one hundred and
twenty-five hogs at railroad depot in that
city, on the night OF the 18th ult., describes
their features as " being stifened in the last
expression Of suffering in which the frosty
king of terros had placed them"
A bill to repeal the present statute
against lotteries, is before the Louisiana Leg
islature, with fair prospect of passage.
The argument which has most weight with
leading Journals in the State, is the fact that
the Havana lotteries, alone, draw no less than
$3.50, 900 annually out of the State, and other
lotteries $250,000 A law to legalize ond
regulate home lotteries would $50 they reason)
add so much to their own legitimate revenue.
Half dozen uneasy husbands have
been holding meetings in New York, to inlu-
ence public opinion in favor of more easy
methods of divorce. At their last meeting,
Tuesday evening, they appointed committee
to correspond with the Governors of Conuec-
ticut, Ohio, and other States where liberal
provisions are in force on the subject asking
how it works. The answers are to be trans.
mitted to the New York Legislature as an in
ducement to the passage of free and easy laws
in that State.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-04

A FAIR OFFER.-Mrs Rufus Elmer publish
es this pointed special notice in the Springfield
Republican:
"Whereas have been repeatedly urged
against my wish to take the American Mes
senger, and am, at last threatened to have my
name recorded as rejecting it; now, therefore,
know all men, 'oonaen, and children, by these
presents, that will give ten dollars for a
years subscription to SAID Messenger, when
ever it will publish twenty texts Of Scripture,
without note or comment, which l will select
against slavery. They who are rot for him
who was anointed to preach deliverance to
the captive, are against him, snd in my hum
BILE opionion, they who are not against Amer
lean, slavery are for it."
The Messenger is published by the Ameri.
can Tract Society, an institution which has
become notorious for its tender footedness on
the subject of Slavery Hartford Press.