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Without Civ ng extended list of prices we would
Bate that intend to make this what epresens to be-
grand clearing out Sale The goods must be sold.
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Prices fixed low from which there will be no deva
ton. All who wish TO money, should visit
tablishmelt during this grand sale of cheap goods.
d31 dH&w4t GEO. p. BRYANT s. co.
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BURNS BIRTH DAY BALL
The THISTLE CLUB will give a grand Military and
Civic Ball at
HORTICULTURAL HALL,
I'm Monday Evening, Jan. 26Gh. 1857.
u Military Gentlemen will please appear in Uniform.
HONORARY MANAGERS.
b. THOMPSON, Jas. Miller,
8. B. 1 Goddard, Surgeon nr. Haywood,
N. P. Moore, sergt. A. Z, Stowe,
a. McLeOn W. F. Reid.
Maj. G L. Pratt Capt. J. Hili.
Adj. j. NJ. studley,
FLOOR MANAGERS
VIM. Thompson, Thomas Carroll,
s. b. Pratt, W. Forsyth
William Peck,
AlUsIO, by GODDARD ALDRICHs Quadriue Band
Tickets $3.50, including Carriages.
Tickets can be had at the folJoBide piaces:-N. P.
MooRE's 90 Main street, WIN. THOMPSON, Merrifeld's
Building, Cypress street MAEEszIE n PRATT's Sc Main
street. H. DoHEBTYs, 100 Main street. I. CARROLL, I91
Main street, and NJ. S MCCUEvILLE 25I Main rect.
j6 dt26th
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DeLAINES + DeLAINES!
1000 yds New Style English DeLaines and Cashmeres
beautiful cJlors, marked dowu to l5c, Cheap.
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CONSULTATION FREE,

DR.. MARSHALL CURES .CArARRH
DR.. MARSHALL CURES SORE THROAT.
DIR. MARSHALL CURES COUGHS
DIR. MARSHALL CURES ASTHMA
DIR. MARSHALL CURES BRONCHITIS
DIR. MARSHALL CURES HEART DISEASE
DR.. MARSHALL CURES LIVER COMPLAINT.
Dr. MARSHALL CURES DYSPEPSIA.
Dr. MARSHALL CURES DYsENrERY
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HUMoRs
DIR. MARSHALL CURES SALT RHEUM.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES sCRoFULA.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES NERVOUSNESS.
DR. MARSHALL CURES PARALYSIS.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES LUNG FEVER,
DIR. MARSHALL CURES CONSUMPTION.
Mr. M. could fill a thousand NeWsDa.
pes with certificates from persons whom he has cured
when ia the last stages of every diseases of space
prevents their insertion here, but the Doctor can show
them from every town ia the Union
DIR. G.. Howard Marshall is the only
physician in the world who thorouhgy Caarrh
and completely eradicate it from system He is the
most successful as well the cheapest Physician in
America, and has restored to Health and Strength
$4,000 SUFFERERS!
DIR. C. Howard Marshall has no Snuffs
Tor sale nor of his valuable Medicines be obtain
ed OF any other person than himself.
This Winter and Spring, for the greater
convenience of persons residing in this State DR.. MAR
SHALL will have all mis- letters directed to him at the
bay state Honse Worcester instead of the St. Nicholas
Hotel, New York, as formerly.
The First Seven Days of Each Month,
DIR. ARSHALL
viii be at the
BAY STATE HOUSE, WORCESTER.
Dr. NJ can be consulted and prescribe for equally as
well by Letter as in perso
All Letters left at the above Hotel at any time during
the month, will be promptly attended
DIRECT ALL ORDERS OR LETTERS TO
DIR. &. WARD ARSHALL,
Bay State House, Worcester.
Jan. 81. 1857. div i22
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Drp Ouo0s.
EJtO VO000s.
GREAT RED FIGURE" SALE.
RED FIGURES! RED FIGUREsl!
- At -
NEW YORK BRANCH.
sc Main Street. Worcester.
MACKENZIE & PRATT, Propriotors.

Ladies, owing to the great importation Of Goods the
past season. and consequent providing Of the mar
kes, the fcaeity OF money, &c, &C., we have been en-
abed for "cash to buy OF the greatest bargains
in Fancy Dry Goods ever seen in Worcester We have
been engaged for the last ten days marking the new
and cketug and marking the old stock in the much
admired I" Red Figures" which last season acted as
brought the ladies crowds to the Branch
This time however, We have even outdone ourselves
The way we have used the Red Pencil,
is A CAU TON,
and no mistake We intend going the whole hog this
time, half measures with No matter what may be
the
SACRIFICE,
the goods must aud shall be sold All our old marks re.
main the goods, and the " Red price is marked on
white tickets in large legible igues
RED AS BLOOD.
Now is the time to buy
HoL IDAY GIFTS,
at low prices We guarantee TO please all who NAV call
and send you away with smiling faces, full pockets and
large parcels Chrsmas is coming and SO is New Year
and what more delightful and pleaseng to friends than
to get small present such as Collar pair of Sleeves
Embroidered Sets, some such thing; and pray where
can you buy those things so cheap at the Branch
LOOK WE'LL TO IT,
and secure bargain which will astonish yet please YOU.
We expect perfect
RUSH AT THE BRANCH
this week. and low prices will do it, it shall be
done. We hope that every IAN, woman and child will
will give call and prove the truth Of our assertions
This is no humbug sale remember, but bona fds sale.
All our Collars % per cent. reduced.
All our Sleeves rs per cent reduced.
All our Flouncings rs per cent reduced.
All our Insertings rs per cent reduced.
All our Black Silk Wells,
Infants Waists,
Black Laces,
Moire Antique Trimmings,
Kid Clio res Black Velvet Ribbons
Linen Handk'fs,
Irish Linuens,
BrIiants,
Muslins,
Wooden Goods,
Hosiery
Bareges,
Bonnets
Head Dresses
Shirt Bosoms Ribbons,
Co!oed Bcrdered Handk'fs
Neck Ties,
Silk Haudk's,
Silks,
Laces, and
regular load of small Wares. On all these goods as
we have said, are the
zs e I'D CUR Re y,
and happy are they who early, and secure per-
feet bargain. Don't all at once but quickly
SALE COMMENCES THIS DAY.
HURRAH FOR RED FIGURES,
Ar
NEW YORK BRANCH,
SO Main Street, Worcester.
MACK ENZIE &c PRATT.
d26
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600 yds. PARIS PRINTED, ALL WOOL DELAINEs.
Have marked them all down see per yard, of the
greatest sacrifices in the whole S ock Childrens all
Wool DeLaines down to SIC. 81 ps Rich Gala Plaids
down to 37t former price 624c. 100 Bay State Long
and Square Shawls, thnse extra fine Goods which we
have sold for the past Two years marked down to
lacturers prices.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.-NEW STEAM
IN GRISr MILL in Merri6eld's Buildings, Exchange
Street.
The subscriber is now prepared to grind Corn, Rye,
OATS Cobbage and every kind Of grsin either for feed or
family use in the best manner, at his Mill In Exchange
street. He will also give particular attention the wants
Of the merchants who will favor him with their custom
Corn meal will be boted when desired. The patronage
Of the country is respectfully solicited At this Mil
grinding may be depended on, both in the dry time Of
and the coolest time Of winter Ali kinds Of Meal
and Hominy constantly on hand and for sale.
Worcester, ian. Is, 1857. HOWARD HOLDEN.
lis dam
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NEW AND IMPORTANT DISCOV-
~ cry IN THE SCIENCE OF MEDICINE.-TRIEs-
EMAR-None are genuine unless the engravngs OF the
Seals OF the Ecoe de Pharmaee de Paris and the Imperial
College of Vienna, are fixed upon each wrapper, and
Sold by Or IL A. BARROw-Member of the Imperial
College Of Vienna and Royal College Of Surgeons London
who may be personally consulted at his residence No 1877
Prince street. (fev blocks west Of Broadway New York
from IL O'Clock in the morning, till q and from O'Clock
till 10 the evening, Sundays exceped)
TRIEsEMAR No, lis the remedy of general and local
debility loss Of vire power, premature decay aud all the
distressing qences arising from early abuse hc All
physical mpediments vanish like magic before it's inu
thus rendering its invaluable those entering
the marriage state.
TRIEsEMAR No 2-Entirely eradicates all traces NJ
those disorders which copava and cubebs have so long
been thought andote for the ruin Of the health Of
ayest portion Of the population.
TkIESEMAR No 3--Is the great European remedy FIR
that class o. Disorders which, unfortunately the English
physician treats with mercury to the inevitable dlsruc.
on Of the patients constitution, and which all the sarsa-
paltla 10 the world cannot remove.
TRIEhEMAR Nos /, aud 3, are prepared in the form
o. lozenge devoid Of SMELL and can be carried
~ the wascoat pocket Sold in tin cases and divided
N separate doses, ADMINISTERED by Valpeau IAe-
man Row Rcord &C., DO. Price So EACH or faur cases
N one TOT 81 which saves $751; ami 10 827 cases. whereby
there Ia a saving OF 40 1880 "o~'
Special Arrangements having been made with the var
Gus Expresses the dollar cases Of the resear ana
the larger szes,will be forwarded by Dr.
PAID, lmmeuiaely on receiving remittance 20 any mart
o. tne MuIu, seeufey packed and addressed according
70 TIE instructions Of the writer thus securing 10 the pub
lie genuine European preparations and eYeolnailv mo-
tectng them from spurious and pernicioua imtet,nns
The three dollar oases sent AZ usual but not nee Of car
~ No 1851 Prince street sw doors west Of Broaavsv,
New York d1y is9
Az Fills MACH1 n klTN-TTHE u
Wv STRENGTHENING PLASTnRs--A large IN
vice Of these superior plastea Just received and M All,
at The very lowest prces wholesale and retail At POI
Main street, " GEO. H. sPURR.
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T. W. HAMMOND, Treasurer.
Worcester. Jan. 20, 1857. dim III

WDROVIDENCE AND WORCESTER
RAILROAD COMPANY ANNUAL MEETING
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Prov-
dence and Worcester Railroad Company will be held at
Railroad Hall. in Providence, r. l.. on MONDAY Febru-
ary I'd at 10 O'Clock A. for the purpose OF choosing
Directors for the ensuing and for the transaction Of
such other business as may legally before them.
Pei order, JOHN r. BALCH Clerk
Providence Jan. nth, 1857. dim in
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NOTICE.-The subscriber begs leave to announce
IN TO the public that he has disposed Of his entire
Block of Millinery Goods to Mesars. KNAPP PEsRY and
tenders his sincere thanks for the liberal patronage here
tnfore bestowed him, and would respectfully solicit
continuance Of the same to his successors.
EW MILES.
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q OR SALE subscribers hereby give notes that
Pearson rn a copartnership for the purpose Of
ano s.s,j hi, etsd ~ KISS BOOT AND eHOE business
ary next ~ srmnEs l.. @. NEI SON,
esiate Of said Neeeacssi. Z. A. LARNED.
liar, a srF N%.asJ dJP
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COmsuanptiOna cam be Cmred

by DIR M.'s great improvement in Med
icne patients not put to the trouble and expense of
visiting HIM it is only necessary their Name Age
Occupation, time sick, where disease is pain and
where, Humors not Couch tight otherwise matter
raiSed appetite, sleep, strength. state of bowels; these
particulars all that is requisite know which with
an enclosed Six Dollars DR.. Marshall directed to the
Bay State House Worcester will give the Patient ny
turn Of Express Medcioes for month"; Inhaler to
use them in, together with full written directions
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GTU1UT'S COFFEE, CkUSHEb NE~
- GARs, and Extra SYRUP, for sale " .4 #'
taa @taA n 0nAHEkN \ 90.
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Horcester, IS Probate Once January TO- 1867.
10 All persons interested in the estate Of PATRICK
MCGUIRE, late Of sutton, deceased. GREErisG;
EOU are citqa to appear AZ Court Of Probate to be
holden " Worcesteraon the nrst Tuesday Of Febru-
airy next to sow cause Why administration OF the Estate
Of said deceaed should not be granted John W. Whip
pie o. said sutton. CHAs, @. PRENTI5s, Reg.
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Mem advertisements.
I N III A L A z L o N
CURES CURES CURES! CURES! CURES
CATARRR, LUNGS, BLOOD.
CURES! CURES CURES CURES! CURES
Catarrh, Lungs, Blood,
DR.. G. HOWARD MARSHALL,
CATARRH,
Lung, sR.S'D BLOOD
ESHHY ECEA N,


Who by Inhalation, and his ether new
Remedies known oily to himself is performing such mir
acles by curing the most incurable diseases
consumption and its kindred diseases
have hitherto been ca7d iucurabe; the reason plain
because Physicians failed 10 convey remedy to the dis
eased part hut constantly pouring medicines into the
stomach for every Affection whether of the Brain Eyes,
Throat Lungs Spine, the result what be
pected-a fastened death to the patient.
But DR.. MaTshall's common sense
principle Of carrying his remedies directly the Lungs
aud Blood in the form of Warm Medicated Vapor soohes
those diseased organs, Coughs, heals internal u
GERS, pures the Blood and the System
cry faint If the dreaded Scrofuls
Coughs, Catarrh, HumOrs. Asthma,
Bronchitis, Pain in the Side, Shoulders Chest, afec
ons of the Liver, Stomach Blood snd suppressons,
all running into the great scourge the land Con-
sumption, and that too often in the short space of few
weeks
To meet this fell destroyer, Dr.. Mar
shall offers his New System, which has cured Thousands
who were given up to die by other Physicians both in
this city and elsewhere-proving to certainty that
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NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE
IN se Is hereby given the undersgped have this
day formed a copartnershp under the firm Of " slUZzY
COZ Tor The mauuiActure Of RIFE Barreu, SC, aud
will continue the business nj the Old stand Merriied's
buildings, Exchange street NATHAN NJ. MUHzK,
j22 dtf WILLIAM A CARY.
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NMJOR CESTER, sSs-IR INSOLVENCY.
w Before A. H. Bullock, Judge of Insolvency. In
the matter of QUINCY A. CARY of Worcester, in the
County Of Worcester Iusolveht Debtor the UNDERSIGNED
creditors of said Quincy Cary, respectfully petition
that all proceedings in said may be STAYED and va
Gated. WILLIAM T.. HORTON. & co
0RDWAY, BRAUlsH, & CO
A, PARTRIDGE, & co
CARPENTER, PLIMpT0N, Il 90.
PLIaPT0N, STEPHENS ON, & co.
Z. w. MILES.
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o. CHANCE. The subscriber will sell his
h4:;; place. consisting Of 6 nearly new House. Barn
AaA and acres Of land with great variety of fruit
TITS situated Plantation Street. the Bloomingdae
road II miles from the City Hall Apply the premi-
Ges, any day after p. FRANCIS @. MISNER,
iylF deodkwtf
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Worcester, Jan. 2ob, 1851 hAM dt@ 0'e ja

EOROPRIETORS of the BAY STATE
z HOUSE IN WORCESTER, ANNUAL MEETING.
The holders OF the Capital Stock OF the Proprietors the
Bay State House in Worcester are hereby notified that
agreeaby to vote and order the Directors Of said
corporation, the Annual Meeting Of said Corporation will
be holden at the Bay State House Worcester on the
last WEDNESDAY in January the 2Sth inst at O'Clock
Z. NJ, for the following named purposes, to wit:
lst To choose all officers of said Corporation required
by law or the Bylaws Of the Company be chosen at
a meeting Of the Corporation.
I'd To hear the Reports of the Directors and OF any
Committees and act anything relative thereto.
Per Order OF the Directors.
7. W. HAMMOND. Treasurer
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TENO LETsTwo tenements on Pleasant street. No. TO-
II Two Parlors Kitchen, and four Bed-roome to each
tenementj also large garden, front yard and barn.
Apply to o. MARTIN
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at low prices We guarantee to please all who may call
and send you away with smiling faces, full pockets and
large parcels Chrsuas is coming and SO is New Year
to get small presen5 such as Collar pair of Sleeves
Embroidered Sets, such thing; and pray where
can you buy those things cheap as at the Branch
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EMBRoTDERTEs & WHITE GOODS
~ All LESS rHAN cosr,a
chamberlain, BARNARD cos.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-27
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE

Will OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE
ON TuEspAY THE oath DAY OF BB-
nuAay 1857 between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
A. NJ and 4 O'Clock T. NJ ht the door o tht
Cont n use i'm the City OF 'riihn In the COAT
M Seneca, and State of Ohio, by order 9. Pre-
bate Court OF said copnty. the following ,uds
tepe,nants as the property ofJOHN CLICK dec
A part OF the North West quarter OF fraction
nj section No. % in Township No l. rth O.
Ranpe No. IA (fourteen) on the west side o. the
sandusly River, in said Seneca COUNTY Ohio,
and commencing for the same al Buck ye,
Rhie Ash, and sma Beach tree, un the we-
aide ofsnld Sandusky River, thence running @es
n .46 eliinsi thence running north J. chaus
,Lcnce east 1913 CHAINS 70 the bank o. sad ds-
er Thence m and along the meanderlncs OF
snid bank of said river 10 the place OF beginnihg'
oontaining 21(twenylacres OF land more or less
Alao. "A strip ur piece OF land, being the balance
oesaid fractional quarter section above doscrib
ed and adjoining TIE same ON the souh side
thereof and containing one acre and one hall
| n ~ Of land more Or less.
v And also. a part of the north east quarter OF
s,id fraction ! seCtitn above described em
,nercinp at q point on the east bank ot-said San
dnsky ri ,or, where the New Haven and Find
lny State Road ESQ called crosses said river
Thence running eastwnrdly ON ana along sai'
road 9lO 1.-TWO hundred and ten feet 20 Poia
.
aid State Road. Thence due south 90 sli'
/ Sanduskv River; thence North Westerly on an
along the menndering of the bank OF said rive
| 10 tbe place Of fcommencement. containing thre'
! (3) acrea ofland more or less. The three tract
! or nieccs ofland contain together (24 p twen
| Ity.f four and half acres Of land more less, an'
viii be offered and sold as one entire property
hasboen favorably knownhefetoiore,as ; John
| Mill. Itis acknowledged lobe one OF the m :
valnshle Mn Sits ON the Sandusky, having th'
ADVANTAGE ofbuth sides of the strenm with SUI
/ 6elcnt water power TO run Saw Mil and iool
or Rye sets Of stone nearly The whole year'o goo'
and permanent dam has been erected ON so,'
fou ,dation, aud first rate bridge across th'
sandusky River at this point has reeenu'
been completed. In the hands Of our enirt
prising person this would be productive an'
desirable property.
Terms accommodating and madekr'wn
s.ie G. J. KEEN Adm'r
with VII annered Of John Click dec.
Ian. 10th 81. 6w
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YVhat We Eaf ,a Brown sHsaf---swa''
lowing Elephant'.

YWAat We Eaf ~ Brown 81 gaf---Swa''
loving Elephant'.
The sugar acarus (iusect) approaches
somewhat in Organization and habits ''
the louise and he iIeh-inseet ITSELF whiel
are also included in The genus aoarus,-
The su ,ar mile IS in size SO considerable
that IL Is plainly visible to the unalded
siaht. Wneu prssent in sugar II may o.
detected in the following proceedlng;-
Two or three spoonfuls should be dissol'-
ed in a wine glass Of tepid water, aud u e
solution to remain at rest Tor an hour OF
so: at the en- OF that time the a"imacules
may BE- lound, some on the surface OF the
liquid, some adheriRg to the sides oil tLe
GLASS and others " the bottom, mixed
IN with The dark aud copious sediment,
The body is ova!. or rather somewhal
.ovate. being broader behind than before
From its pasterior part proceed four long
and stiff bristles, two together on eacl
side. and some eight or ten smaller ones
are arranged nearly at equal distance
around the circumlereLee OF tie body :
from is interior part a nroboscis OF com
plex organization proceeds, anI from II,
int rior surface eight legs, joined ana
furnished with spines, or hairs a. each
articulation: the spine which issues from
the last Joint but one OF each leg IS very
long, and extends much beyond th9 ter
minssion Of the leg itself Lastly each
leg is armed at the extremity with tor
milabb hook. ha Rcarus saccharoohn5
TO life with great reHaeity, for warm wa
ter does not always kill u. Hence, those
who sweetea tneit drinks with brown su.
oar must swallow several q those dis
Sus,inf insects in living siale, for the
hets OF the beverage Is not sufficient 10
destroy them. For the consolation o.
our re- ,ders. We are happy 70 aanounc'
that this insect is never iound in Purlhec
lie. lump sugar.
Lest any Of our sweet-toothed Trend
should be troubled with nausea from TN
above statement. we suggest that 'h
Rideous monsters described are mol
whit worse than those which liIerail
swarm in all coon vinegar. which wris
gl3 and wrilhe in cheese by myris d
ana which Of endless varieties and hol
nbie habits are born. live aud die IN wa
Ter in ags. raisins. fruit Of every kin6
vegetables, aud ever in the mouths
every person. A little tartar taken 'ro'
between the human teeth is fall q an
maIeules.
An old ulehman was ono : ss'
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ed enjoying a mug of hard cider and a
lump Of good cheese. A college chap
snatched she luhch from his hand aud
held it before microscope showing the
''varmints" writhing IN death from the
philosophers teeth. "Look at EN-, On.
Gle; see EN- wiggle r. Mynuheer taking
another ample bite coolly remarked, wen
let 'em wiggle"
Disgusting insects"-and the same
time eat piece ofpork with great gusto,
which is formed in part Of the nas.ies,
kind Of garbage which lay in the gutter
two days agol We morsals must not be
over-nice in our proyender.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-27

THE RKw YoRK TIURgNE.-The Post
Masters every where are throwing cut 'his
Journal, and refusing to deliver u as here
tofore, unless every separate address l.
written on the papers. The result Il
chat The Tribune is now taken il
clubs Of twenty, 6fly, aud hundred
where but half dozen were before re-
eeived. Postmaster GRAY, Of Cleave.
land has taken upon himself TO issue or
ders to this etlec 10 the various posioih-
ces in his ueiglbofhoOl. The Tribune
says:
Meanwhlc, those who want the WEEK
ly Tribune-and a great many opt
seem T. want it it-shouid make arrange
meats which will render them iudeprn
dent of subscryieut officials. Gel goo.
man to receive the Tribune from th'
Post-Oiice aud distribute it TO subsrri'
bers. and snap your fingers at all the
Gnys in the universe.
HoRAoE is little rash in the above
suggestion. We think swapping the fin
gers AZ j. w. GRAY is a highly polti
and conmeudable performance. Blu
why "all the GRArs in tho universe
s,olld be subjected to such g ntumely
we are at a loss TO explain. Don't, Hor-
ace! dontl!
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ne that hath n es to See LotHm See
Dr. .. SNYDER.
OCUEEST.

rs ud on hand aud ready an times 70 wait upon tic
nf,cied with diseascdcyes Thant fol for the unuual
iy hc patronage hr has received during the few mouth
81 hts tut denco n INn, he would respectfully socit
ontiunouro Of the From his unusunl success in
reanr tr who have hrcu undfuis cnt
tu i, nr and vsrous par7 NJ the state, be icrl' r'
fcWei confidence in soliciting the patronage Of The puc
lie has in many eases
RESTORED TEE BLIND TO SIGHT,
Aud htd, diseased eyes TO healthy condition durng Do
,hou rssiJvuce IN this place,
Snyder has also paid particular attention to srfoN
asrases which he has treated with unparalleled suc'
d. r. could tofcr n many cases aa ds1nce, but Lecms
nuurrssary and will only insert aleor fom Mr. uoys,
ttry and will refer 10 few only oAhU many cnsesthai
ave been benefited In thisvcinity.