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rSHERIFE'S SALE
~ Humphrey Harsh. In he Court Of Com.
rs ron fteasd Irantsh

fhonas LiVingstonI e al Coanly, Uhif. ElII'
By virtue OF an . der OF sab, made on decree At the
March term o. said Court. ls5-. at the suit Of Hum
phrey utrSh sgainst the de6endants- I shall expose to
Public sale. 81 the door o. the Court Heass. in War
ren. 10 safd courfy, on SAtnrcay the $50 Tag 81 Way
A d 1857, between The hours Of ,1G o'elosA A n and 4
O'Clock P NJ. OF said day. the undivided one-hSif Of the
following described tract or lot Of land, situate In
Champion tnEDship. No STA the An X nge Of Iosn~
ships ia the Connecticut Western Reserve, IN the State
Of Oh70. and xhich is also IN the County OF Trnn5ui.
and is known as The east part OF lot No. 100 in .aid
township. according to the survey OF Ralph Corlrs.
bounied east Borth and s0uta by the original lot lines
OF The lot. 0he south Eae teiEg also the township line)
aud vest BY Efty-n!ne acres Of ssid lot No in9. here
tof1rv conveyed to AID. ard D. d Fox. he said West
line being 1 aralieJwith the east lire OF the lot, ard
containing ore hundred acres Of lsod. be the sane
more or less Said undivided one-h2lf Of said land. APP
praised At $500, co.
.lf Gr-ar u. r. HARMON. sheriff.
sherins Ollie. Warren. ApE. =. ls57-5s-330
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THIKrY.FIvE YEARS Aeo.-John Blair
informs us that on the 10Th day of April,
1922, snow fell in this city to the depth
of one foot. The schooner Prudence.
built for aud by Philo Taylor, was TO
have been launched into the river at the
bend near foo, Of Ontario street, but in
in consequence of the storm it was post
poned. In those times a launch was on
epoch in the history of the town, and the
whole country turned out 10 witness it
and have a merry time. The snow storm
was, therefore, a very unfortunate event,
and the weather received a vas, amonIt
of abuse for it,-fully as much ne 4 does
now for the sno'y-siorm and gale that
gives everybody the blues to-day. Ctere-
laxd Herald, 15h
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Horrible Accident

a fatal acciient occurred on Thursday
afternoon last, at Hoffman's brewery
neal Doane' s corners, about q mile north
of The Euclid road. The foreman of the
establishment. Mr.. Anton Birman. was
engaged in pitching the inside of some
casks and had completed the Job as to
all Of them, when he discoverei that the
last one required a hole in the head for q
faucet and was proceeding to burn a hole
with a red hot iron. when he was re-
monslrated with by the ~bystanders, who
feared an explosion. He however. per
sisted. when the lining of pitch took fire
and exploded, bursting the barrel. the
head of which struck poor Birman on
The head and crushed It h7rribly, csus-
ing the brain to protrude through the
skull. He lived about twenty four hours
and died. Two other mn were knocked
down by the explosion but not seriously
injured. Birman it is said leaves a fam
ily .-Pl1in Dealer.
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TRUMBgLL COMMON PLEAS.

~, a Mods ~-, The defendant, chAnn-
$eey B. Zimmerman, win
chauncey B. Zimmerman, take notice that The plain
IN. John r. Woods, has. this 5,h April 1875. nied his
ne,iti,r 10 forecIose a eertain hand contract nade be-
tween hem, on the 30th day ofJsuuary le56- fhepe-
tision asks for the sale Of The premises DESCRIBED IN
said contract. being IS acres OF Land IN iot - IN NE
township 81 Warren; for the pSyBeat LIST af SEA. with
interest from LIST January is57, being the amount then
due on said contract. and 2nd for the payment Of The
present worth Of ihe alnoqntt 10 become Que Saha%rts,.
1853.
Said defendant mnst appear ard answer ~ me lstn
DIV az June Is57, or tie ~Statenents Of said petition
viii be taken IS confessed hy ain.
HUTCHINS cox & RATLlEF.
i ma g. Aitornevs for Plaintiff.
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SAERIFF.s SALE.

~ The site Of Ohio, In petition for ~sartitisna
1frum5thl County. ss-b in tse>cvurtl 0f Comnon =
Pleas Of TruHbulI County .ehio.
By virtue o. an alias oI-ier o. sale, to me directed
and delivered- by the Ctesk Of said Court. wherein EI-
lis Pierce and Martha Pierce, are petitioners, and syl-
vanrs Burtonder John ktwzter, Sysvanus Atwatet.
Oliver Atgaser, Ethan AtSAter. Thomas AtSater aad
Dolly Atwater. are defendants, I shall expose to pub
lie saae. at the door OF he Court HOUSE, in Warren. m
said county, on the S3d day Of A AID
lS7 .. between the hours Of 10 O'Clock An. and Z o.
clock 2 Moi said day. the following described real
estate. to vii; A certain trsct or parcel Of land, With
the appuFtenanees. lying and being IN the t5wnshipof
Basstta- iEsaid county OF Tru1nbuli. and bounded znd
described as follows: being knOsn by part 0fiOt No.
u, and Is bounded on the vest ~ the vest line % said
lot which i. also the east line Of lot N0-thirty aias
(J9) and on the south BY the south line of lot No. thir-
~ eight C3r0 which is the north line Of Tot NO q, md Z
on the east line Of said lot No. y, Shich,i Is the wesk
line OF lot No. 81, md to extend as far north As siff
contain thirty acres of kand, spbject to highfzys-
Appraised At $1,000 per acre. One third Of the pur-
chase noneyto' he paid on The day Of sale: one.third
IN one year thereafter, andons-thiFd in two years froEk
said day Of sale, and interest thereon with approved,
security. ufsa GfnsHt lllf1 - SFt1 1il&
--,D H-R HARMON. shsrif-
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RIA ~BARGAIN-A choice }

TNREAT BARGAIN-A choice ARsseL
string to change his location, will sell at a Far
great bargain. his we'll known Farm in Bazet-k
IA, containing ia acres, lying on the Warren & Lake
Erie Plank kOad. seven ansra hah miles from War
REM Said Farm is we'll wstered, is in 4 high state o.
cultivation a good Brick House. with barns and ou
buildings (; a great variety Of all kinds 81 Fruit Trees
&C. ROr further particulars, inquire on the premises
Terms made easy. SGD ELI W.. DRAY.
A. 4 IS5--ho - 1900
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A S7np FcEwARp.@The New York
Legislature is meDoralizing Congress 10
open, or rather reopen the communities
ton between the Hudson and East rivers,
at Harlem. Such an opening, it is said,
would moi cost over one or " hundred
thousand dollars; and il would certainly
be an annual advantage Of twice thar
amount.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-22

The land spectators have invaded
Southern Illinois. and arc buying up all
they al get hold Of.
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B. HU CKE
uTOULD inform The citizens of War.

MOULD inform the citizens OF War
w rem aud adjoining towns that he proposes re
naming in Warren and win tune aud repair Pianos,
.Aoearas0n and Eielins, as-Esllasitcxnbe
done in the eastern manufactures, and on reasonable
terms. PisnOes &ndH MeiOdeons kept in order By the
year. All work warranted.
Ali ordsfs leFt at Adams Book Store will receive
prompt attention sev ..l a..-
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NroTICE IN

IN sA- NillVd Co- tas /" $3.50 nosI.
vs.. Ascher, neIsnS not-
,aehment issued on the I'D day Of March. 4 lss4,
in The above cause by Azor Abs't a Justice or me
Peace OF Warren township, Trumhuh Co.. Ohio. tore
said cause stands continued until the en- dAy OF NAY
A. D. ls57, at 10 O'Clock A ", when itvHlbe for hear
ing before said Justice at his
By J0EN NJ. STILL, their AtiorHey-
Anrfi % I9J1-3g.
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ID PLEAS Trum:

A1" Vs. Petition for Divorce. az
Charles Lord.
Charles Lord. a non resident OF the sat- OF Jus
ANA ubose res;d nee is unkOan to the Petitioner) 10
hereby notided that Eliza :. Lord did on 18TH Jay OF
iApriL Al. D.. 1851, ale her petition IN the Once o. tss
0ierk of the Coart Of Common Pleas. within and i"r
said county Of TrunhulI and State OF Ohis. enArxtns
the said Charles Lord with vthul absence ies No.
than tire. years. aud for that cause ask.ns ma
NAV be divorced from tbs said Cha-ies Lnru. salsa
petition win stand for heAring al The next .e5m Q $50
N a By AZOR ABEL, her Attorney
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Guardians, SALE of Real Estate.

NJ In obedience to an order OF sale issued 20 us ~
the Probate Court Of frumhull County, We viii over
far sale on the premises, 10 the highest bidder. on Sat
urday, the 23d day Of May. A. d. 1e57, between the
hours Of 10 o'clock A. N and 3 o'clock 2 OF SAID
day, the following sal Estate Situate nkogler t2Sn-
ship, 81 Range, in the CT. W. X 10 the State OF Ohic'
ana which, IS Also in the County Of TT Imsuh- and being
part Of Lot No qD ~forty-oEe in said township, and
known As twelve (t2) acres % land, seandtng IN us
INC Of Caroline Squjrss. Said lands viii, he sold A.
he propeity or minor heirs II said Caroline Squires
deceased. Terms made known on day OF sale. APP
VIM. L. STEWART. Guardian
II aeul -atIT aIE of franklin Sqaifes.
CSBPu PRUDEN Guardian
OF Elizabeth. Albert 4 Minerva Squires-
| Il ISAAC BAKER. Guardian
OF Jerusha Squires-
by JOBS N. srGLL their Attorney.
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Notice of New Books.

SAx1oS's RURAL HAND Books: Publish.
ed by G. N. Saxton & Co., Agricultu-
tural Book Publishers, No. I4o, Full
ton St. n. Y. I'd M
One of the books in this series, treats
wholly of the Sugar Cane, and Sugar
Making, writttn by Charles F. STAINS.
bury, A. NJ. This book contains an
account Of the plant, description of habit
of growth, the mode Of %cultivating it, its
economical uses. summary of expert
ments. mode of manufacturing Molasses
and Sugar frGm it, and also contains a
description of the mode of manufacturing
Muscsvado Sugar. ? gaa
The publisher will send the book, and
seed of the Chinese Sugar Cane. sufi.
cient to planttwo square rods for twenty
eight cents. Both sent free of postage.
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.AyID G ESTATE.

IL Notice is hereby given. that the undersisned
has been duly Appointed and qiAliaed As Adn,his1-
tor on the estate Of David BegSs bate OF hoooara seN1
shin. Trumhun County, Ohio, deeeasd.
April %. 1879 = I. DIANst~
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shetir, once. warren. Apr. : i iss.es.
SHERAFF AND SPECIAL MAS
~ TER,s ALE
In coar. ., Common Pleas.

Oliver ]. Brooks
BIZ virtue Of an order Of sale. issusd out Of the Court
Of Common Pleas, Of Tram5all County, Ohie, 20 me d.
rected and delivered. I have levied on, and shall ex
vcse to public sale, at the door Of the Court House IN
Warres. in said County. on Saturday. the 23d day %
Nav. A.D 1857. betwe cen the hours Of 10 o'clnek An,
and 4 P of said day. The following described tracts
or lots Of land. Sitnate N Warren. or t~oWnsneNo.f.
tera Reserve, In the State Il Ohio. and which II also
in The County Of Trunbnil, and is knO~n BY lots Ne
Is. " and -, ola Plat laid out by Oliver J. BroeksSld
R:ebarI J. Brooks. and recorded in Trunhun County
Records. Vol. No. Is. page 2s3. To be sold at the suit
Of Georye Drake. In the above entitled cause APP
praised AZ 5000 for the three lots. or 5000 each
III. z HARMON sheriff
s~-EsrFs0 Fyrer. - sneeial Master
Narrrn. Anr. .. 1857. L5N3.Iel
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Ton Fad

~
A little stupid place, called Pedee. a
way down in South Carolina, has had a
sensation. A Bookseller obtained, am
his books. a volume purporting to be the
lives of Eminent Methodist Pre- lchers.-
But, just imagine the row it kicked up
when it was found to give the biogra-
phies of Henry Ward Beecher. Frederick
Douglass, and William Lloyd Garrison.
The CONSERVATION and Indignation are
described as terrible. The publishers
at Auburn, Messrs. Miller, Orlon aad
Mulligan. who have raisrd this fearful
storm, explain Thai the Union was not
thus put in jeopardy Intentionally by
them. Accid' nts will happen in best OF
families, and in this case the covers were
accidentally put upon the wrong books,
and thus those fearful agitators-Beech
err, Douglass and Garrison-w re smu5
gled into the very heart OF South Caro-
Ina as Eminent Methodist NJ risters.-
Our friends in South Carolina should
establish a sort of Book Custom House,
somewhere on Mason's d Dixon's line.
Four Thousand Letters of Dr. Franklin
Eound.
A writer in the New York Times
gives the interesting inte lligence hat Mr.,
Henry Stevens, of Vermont. agen, of the
Smithsonian Institution in Paris. has dis
covered a collection of four thousand let
ters. wholly in the handwriting of DIR,
Franklin. The writer lays:
A great many Of them were written
from Plassy, near Paris. Il is not gen
orally known tina, Franklin inv nted the
manifold copying press pow i'll general
mercantile use.swhereby a fac Simiie oil
each letter is Immediately transferred
into a book of tissue paper. Franklin
kept duplicates tab n ia this manner, OF
al! his letters, public and private.
The prime cost OF the collection was
fl00o. but Mr.. Stevens went to the fur
Their heavy cost OF having them sorted.
repaired. mounted, and handsomely
bound in Russian leather. Many Of the
letters had become illegible from age and
damp. but such, carefully laid out on
highly glazed BRISTOL board. were passed
under heated metallic rollers, which has
quite restore the writing. /.
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CHERIFF AND SpECIAL RECEF-
~ EERS SALE. tta asGf .lr ig -s1F
Rice. french & CO.

p IA. Woodwork -.
BY virtue etan order Of sale. issued ont OF the Court
Of Common Pleas OF rrdlniull Comfy. ohio, 70 me las
sheriff and Sneeial Master) directed and delivered. ~
the Clerk Of said Court | have levied on, and shall ex
rose to Public Sale. at the door o. the Court House. in
Warren, in said county. on the I'D day
81 and 4 o'clock. ? y. OF said day, the following de-
seribea real estate of the defendant to viii Lots So-
Ia and a. in the Town Plat o. Niles, Trumbull county
ohio, and Is bounded as fpllo<s:40nthe Nesthy Main
street, or Piaqk RoRl. south by James Street, east by
a narrow alley running north and sorth. and north BY
Thomas Evans land. and is known BY he Hooduorth
Tavern Stand, now 10 Wit. Oct 10. 1851 occupied by
s. L. SWAMI. To he sold at She suit Of Rice, French
Co in the above entitled cause. Appraised at ten hun
dred and hiy dollars, (Slo5OI09
r. RM0 Sheriff 81
and Special Receiver.
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gniLi "A CARD.

FOR JUSTICES OF THE PEACEl
WE have Just received b. Exptess
w .wARxRN-s III CRIMINAL LAWS AND
FORMS" for the use of Justices Of tile Peace Also
Justices' BLANKS. W \. PORTER q son, 3
April -. 1851. .tstOr ga Main street. 2
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The Adans Co. Democrat brings out
the name of GEs. ]. J.. Mcdowell, oil
Highland Co.. as a proper person for the
".unterri6ed democracy" to support for
Governor next fall. 1t says: Southern
Ohio is now entitled TO the gubernatorial
candidate. Let her put forward Gen. Nc
DoEell, and let cur State Convention
nominate him and then " Ohio proper"
will have q Governor, 10 spite Of the
iReserVY':"
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CLEVELAND BANK NoTE REPeRrER:-
/ Published by Pierce Go, Bankers,
Cleveland, o.
Pierce & Co, publish monthly a Bank
Note Reporter. and have also published
a complete Coin Book, containing fat
simaes Of all the gold and silver coins in
circulation in the United States, also the
Cleveland Almanac. and Business Man;
Directory. This last contains a Map Of
llhe City of Cleveland. the address of the
principal business firms, list of the Raj
Roads, terminating there. with the names
of the officers, location OF the Offices, dc
almost any information concerning the
city or its inhabitants, relating to bust
ness. which a stranger may wish to gain.
can be had from This book. =
The price of the Directory is 4Seents
or 80, if SEM by mail postage paid /; tbs
the Coin Book is cents ; the Reporter
81 per year 80
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TIE BoRDEa RovER: by Emerson Ben
nett, author of the "Prairie Flower
+" Clara Aoreland,' &c. complete in
two vols. paper cover. for 81. Pub,
lished by T. B, Peterson. No. 100,
Chestnut St. Phila.
The scene is laid in the Territory Of
Kansas, beginning at Independence, No,
and extending over the plains and prai-
ries to the Rocky Mountains. To those
who have a taste for thrilling adven-
lures, hair breadth escapes. and back
woods yarns. this book sill prove inter-
esling. 800 ~ = t. ias.
Copies Of this work viii be sent by
mail to any part Of the United States,
free of postage, by RENTING the price to
the publisher. al 4staa~ e.
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sEr. J. ThNt the divisions Aforesaid shall he divided
into brigades as foiloEs: In the county Of Hamilton
in the first divis ion. the townships Of Crosby, White;
water. Mama, Storrs, COlerain. De- hi aud Green, shall
form the first brisahe the townships OF anderson
Millereek. Springfield. Sycamore. Synmes' Cotnnois'
Spencer ami Fulton. shall form the second brigade
and The c ty Of Cincinnati shall form the bird hrigade:
Provided. That the Major General or eommandAnt o.
the frst division, shall have power to cal 10 MS sid
any number Of the Commissioned officers OF sAd diY1s'
ion: And provided further. That each county, except
the county Of Hamilton. shall be a distinct brigade, q
Re numbered in each division in the order IN which
they are mentioned in section second En.
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TuEN READ A WORD
IL ~ TaEau Tnn 90 % roarnL


ltis fact we'll known 10 ~ our Western cIti.
tons. that the niafua that u constantly presentin
the air Of this rich western county and ne chan.
Eea which orchr 90 ire1uonily, hom heat 70 cold,
give tlse 90 various forms Of uisHasc, and " be-
comes 90 important Inquiry then 10 us. Whist We
cau do 10 prevent these sudden attacks, 70 which
We ere % tablet An old iayiug is, 'sn ounce OF
prevention ls worth a pound OF curo." add 10
nothing is j truor than IN this for 90 however
many iorun va are attacked with illuost, the prl,
mary cause h nesrly tha same, Wo coleh col !,
Or over-oat, the pores Of our body become closed
atd the refuse matior which ls generally thrown
out ofthe system by sensible or Inaonsihlc porspl
Fauons, remains 10 % aud clog h up, aud TIE con.
sequence is that the inward functions OF The body
cennoi perform thoir duty, any more than watch
eeni the cnEa Of whose wheels Rre fllcd with dir,
Every part Of onr bodies demands its different a.
em ment from the food, and the part our siomuchs
iako is 70 eliminate such parts, aud send them 10
meir proper diroctnui whom our system is fully
open this is well aud bomufily done, oud such
parts Of our food ne are not needed, are thrown
out by pcrspirauon and the uaiural oullos Of our
nodies---bul whea colt, OF eny other cause, stops
these outen, this onal ~ We may 10 spcak,) ro
mains in the body; and evets, RhCumatism,
Janndlco Liver Complaint Ague, Neuralgia, &c,
&C, occur What then shall We dot tho answer
4 oasy--cloanse tho system thoroughly, restore
these natural oudeis and We are free When
ahall We do it Shall We wait till the disease be.
GENES seiupon usi No, Lot usieko
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Wat have ',hea iIsa,sT Of sn the outstanding os
eonns on % books Of Thomel Garter ke5f In M ei
ne', 2. selling Boots aud Shoes N TINA (jty Ohio a.
1 s' a,, % itne eed, 1857 that have auig auiio5
sseoani,s ma Mn bs i. o ine purpose q 'eius ..id
on ~ same ut my new place oflns1ols % Wsaf
''t n .la ~, y. .,'st, st, middle Nom of Blackh nlort.
1uy 10 o7'f THOMAS REA.
m barrels csasui Or Water Line.
% barrel. Pure Cider vinssas-Ju.t received andfor
.spIIT n. a. RusnIRK 4 cor.
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CAnEY June gath, 1855.
snr J. ssypgR.-Feeling myself uhderi the highest ob
gationst you iorthe benefit have received under your
treatment Amer having undergone all the usual modes OF
dnrirH the last rs months without the least an
parent benefit and having almost sight Of my eyes
and being len in very unhealthy condition. my heing
which, ~ the course Of weeks my eyes restored
good sight and 10 healthy conditions under your new
Therefore in expressing uy sense Of
g1uuds and youae athbeiy use THIS ioi the benefit
Mrf. PrWFgnuRurR, OfTitn, for lonr years almost
dsquali ded Tor any Hind Of busuess had quite lost her
sight hnt application Dr. g. has been restored that
she Is able to doany kindoibusnesa.
Also-IlnNRy WALrER, Of this place (Fou BalD was
afflicted very bad dseased and uoerraon Of tho
oornen, and applied 10 Dr. Snyder and
| toa good ,,gli and 20 a healthy condition.
Piutir EAIck, Of Mn city, afflicted with femnrk.
some weeAsi an applcaionto 10 Dr. - his eyes
restored to ahoaly condition
Mr.. 4, q. LEvnAYMER, T0ln, was afflicted FOR fyeycars
with very bal diseased eyes and almost blind applied 20
Dr. & and has been restored 10 sight, aud his eyes 20
healthy condition, so thathe squaidedo DO any Kind ef
Aho-G. w BtAoK, 500 and daughter Of G. w Black
offihin with remarkaby bad Of opthama which
aud badlod the SKIN Of the physlcans which had wholly
disqualified them fom amy kind obusiness ny application
20 Dr. Snyder they have been restored 10 ahoahy
ddon--aro no able to do any Kind ofiabor.
Mr.. rnoMAs GinsEy, Of Sandusky, City afflicted
with very bad entirely lost the sight Of
one Of hs eyes and almost the oheT appedto Dr, sny
husband aud father.
Many o,hsr eould bomen,Ioued bu,lt deemed unuoe
uced ~ Dr. -nydes "a discovery, hnd leaves alto.
gether cut Of use the old mode o reducing tho sysamcut
the usual oel oansea, vizi blue stone, blue vltra
caueTises and dlsdgurug the eye by
/ contracting the muscles.
Any persons Wishing further formation will do well 10
with either Of the persons referred above
~ No charges for examination or adyioeif no bena.
/ ht T. r, eeiyod no chargesAyiil he made.
fY7Dr SNYDER takes pleasure In saying To tho pub.
,e thstTi9n Guy pleasant and healthy location and
| OHce--in q. ~. S.seks Block. Washiagton
Street Tinln City, Ohio.
Jan. 23, 1857. (nl6. J
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W ~ D COLLEGIATE COnRsE

ls5s intended 70 embrace ~ branohss ,ipursIy Mer.
az "a. sssn receuy enlarged and can now BE- rersr.
e. inlfoduced 70 the public IN any similar si,nio N ~
United States. ''''''uu'h IN inc
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TUITION FEE in ADVANCE

Same Courss, for Ladies' Fss
g. ~ -. ~ ~. Iaetinal Fthmanshin simply s.
fer ~ confte IN fourisiur, eic o. per agreement
NIB for particulars send for Cataoauss and Cirui.rr
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no thathath Eyes to See Let HIM See.
Dr. J. SNYDER.
OCULHST.

rs ,ll on hand aud ready ~ all times to wait up the
afflicted With diseased eyes. Thankful for the unusual.
" liberal patronage be has received during the few months
Of his slonce n Tihn he would respectfully souit
continuance Of the same from bis unusual success in
treating the have bcuu under care
from this piece and yarouspor Of the State, he feels 70
newed eohhdencon aolcltngthe patronage Of the public.
Ne has nmany eases
RESTORED THE BLIND TO sIaHT,
And badly diseased eyes healthy condition during III
sbor residence in this nlaco,
Dr. Snyder has also paid particular attention scro.
ousdiseasoa which he has treated with unparalleled
cess.
d. s. could refer 70 many al distance bnt deems
unnocet ury and wi only insert aeiter rom Mr. Boyi
ofCnrey ard will refer 20 few only Of the many
have becnhonehted In th,syiciniiy. -