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From these figures it will be seen that nearly one
fourth Of the total deaths in the country are caused b
consumption, to say nothing OF the numerous other
diseases Il bringing from 4 slight cold
Do not trIhe with sour health; but, IL suffering from
a cough. or cold on the lungs. buy a bottle OF H0OF-
LAMBS BALSAMIC CORDIAL aud you may safely
count on a cure. Thousands have done so, and have
certified to its wonderful effects.
Coughs sometimes proceed f. ON 4 disordered or dys
peptic state of The stomach. in which case the German
BItters shonld be used In cases Of weakness or gen
eral debility Of the system. resulting from a pr0traeted
cough, the German BitteTs will be found Of great ben
eft
Prepared only by DR.. C. " Jacks ,4ls Arch Street,
Philadelphia. and for sale by Druggists and Store
keepers throughout the United States and Canada
Price IS cents per bottle
LOCAL AGENTS.. A.. Smith & Co., Warren: En-
sign IL SouIe, Newton Falls, DR.. Jones, Farmington;
Williams 4 >qlibs- Mesopotamia; Howe q Green N
Bloomield; Ernst 81 HahnS. Or2ngeville; B. Brown,
Ohloa Janl9y
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DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BlTTERS,


LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE.
Chronie or Ne ooHs Delhi. y. d ssase, IF tAe Kid.
psys, ard all dissasss arisiag Jrsm q sisOrdsrsd
LIrer or Stomach
Such a. Constipation, Inward Piles. Fulness or
Blood to the Head. Aeidity Of tn Stomach. Nausea,
Heartburn. Disgust for Food. Fulness or Weight in
the Stomach, Sour Eructations, SinAing or Plutt-ring
at the Pit Of the stomach. Swimmin Of the Head.
Hurried and Difficult Breathing. Fiuttsring at the
Heart, Choking or Sufocsting Sensations when in a
living posture. Dimness OF Vision, Dots or " chs before
the sight. Fever and Dull Pain in the Head. Deficiency
Of Presentation. Yello~ness o. the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in the Side, Back. Chest, Limbs. &C.. Sudden
Flushes OF Heat. Burning in the Flesh, Constant Ina
ginings Of Evil and Great Depression OF SPIRITS
The proprietors. in calling the attention OF the pub
lie to this preparation, do so with q feeling ~ the az
mast confidence in It's virtues and adaptation 70 tne
diseases tor which it is recommended
1t is no new and untriei article, bat one that has
stood the test OF 4 ten years trial before the American
people. and its reputation and sale are unriyalied BY
any similar preparation extaEt The testimony in its
favor given by prominent and well known Physicians
and indi Tiduals in all parts Of the country is immense,
and a careful Perusal OF the Almanac, published annu
ally by the proprietor. and to be had gratis OF any of
his Agents. cannot hut satisfy the most ~skepticaI that
this rem-d is really deserving the great celebrity il
has o5tainsd-
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Ihs Ten Per Gent. Law.

The bill for the repeal Of the ten pei
cent law. passed the House BY a vote OIL
81 to 3s; two to one. It is probable that
IN Will also pass. the Senate. though by a
email majority. when oas of the greatest
drawbacks TO the prosperity of Ohio.
will be removed. The bill is not that OF
kr. Hubbeh. as Seretore stated. but it
vas introduced by Mr. Allen of Ashta.
bnla.
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ARTuoR's LADIES HONE MAGAZINE
Published Iv l.. S. Arthur GO, 325
Walnut ST, Philadelphia
The contents OF the FEBRUARY are va
ried and interesting. We have spoken
SO often in praise of this monthly, that 1t
is only necessary 10 SAP that It is rs good
"a ertr.
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TAKING CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo. Cleveland. Co
iumnas q cincinnati Cleveland & Erie. and Ci-ve
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At Solon. with Hacks to Chagrin Falls. &c.
8 Mantuz with Hacks fer Ravenna.
" Braeevilie with Hacks for Newton Falls &c
" Warren with Hacks to Sharon. GreenvilIe Mead
vile. Bloomfield. Garfield. &c
" youngstown, with Stages to New Castle. Lowell
Poland and Enon Valley. and thence ~ P. Vt W
& c. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Nov %, 1858. CHAS. L. RHODES. Supt.
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REVIVAL IN GARRErrsyILLE.-A pre
traced meeting Is bein hid IN Gar
rrttsvilie. under the direction OF tn. NJ
& Church. A deep reIi sious feeling !,
awakened. actIvr christians of ALI The A
nominations tu"re JOIN in the work. and
snumhrr have been hop fully con,-t,ed
The interest is sill Increasing -Rarsa
ma Democrat.
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CARD 70 LADIES.

CARD 70 LADIES.
~. PKRcIK's"HAcHIsH' PILLs--The Importers Of this
reliable and safe remedy for Female Complaints would
respectfully call the attention OF American ladies to il,
as infalliable in removing distractions and IRREGULAR
ties of the menses, promptly restoring them in all ca
ses. The Suppression SO common, is speedily relieved,
and there will be no recurrence Of the complaint if this
remedy is used according to directions, which accom-
Pany each box and package.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ladies' EScEIsrE. or sHsPsctiHg thsmssIrsS so, are
eautieHed against using them. as miscarriage could
snsHs. Ladies desiring an increase Of 6GAiig should
forego fkefr use s~nttrsiF, as a fec pills sGeh month
could be sure to Pre0sEt pregnancy.
Proprietors, importers, or SCENTS can be in ne wise
responsible after this admonition. Although certain
in effect. they are so mild as neverto produce injury
to the health.
MAIL Pr
Having the appearance of an ordinary letter. price
s .00) are sold only By our general agents. who will
send them by mail. post paid, on receipt of price
Boxes sl.25; Half Boxes IS cents. Messrs-V. B. Al
DEN & Co.. Cleveland o.. are our generzlagents.-
All orders WILDE promptly filled by them.
Sold by WOODS q PEW. Wholesale Agents. and E.
A. SMITH & CO.. Warren, and by Druggists gene
rally. iJune 81, 5s-ly-l
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ORIGINAL COMIC STORIES,
THE MISSOURI DEMOCRAT,

PUBLISHED AT ST. LOUIS, MO
TERxs-DaIly, ga per annuni Fri Weekly, IS
Weekly. 81 in advance.
CLuss-Ten COZ les for SIS; Twenty copies for s2s
The Missouri Democrat is a Western Journaldevo
ted to tn interests of the West; and published at st.
Louis. No, in the centre Of the Valley ef the Nissis
sippi, the focus of news politics. literature, commerce
and manufactures. Its facilities for giving the latest
intelligence in each and all Of these respects. are IN
rivalled, and its patrons may Re assured that no ex-
pense will be spared TO make it the paper Of the peo
pie. Every department is filed with talented and
reliable eon1ueiors- It's corps OF correspondents in
Washington, New York. New Orleans, Kansas. Ne
orsska. New Mexico and CtIh, Numbers some Of the
ablest wrIttrs in the country. Contribution relating
to the antiquities. the soil. the nineral wealth, the
agricultural resources. and the local news OF the neigh
boring States, will always be found in its columns -
The Darkets Of the chief cities OF the West. the statis-
tics Of production and shipment. and the trade Of our
Railroads., will each he carefully noticed, The latest
information by telegraph from every quarter win be
furnished the details OF foreign steamships will be
given in full; reviews Of new publications will be sed-
uIously supplied and. in brief, evCTything that can
afford entert .inmsnt to the reader. or knowledge to the
thinker, will he presented to its subscribers
LATEST KANSAS NEWS.
Kansas has now become a point Of much importance
and attraction to the whole country For more than
year past the Missouri DsR0erat has fur7ished the
newspaper press Of the Uuion with the NEST authentic
as we'll as The earliest intelligence from that qua'ter.
Il has now Gve reporters in various parts OF the terri
tory. and special attention will be devoted to obtaining
reliable accounts of every event of interest that may
transpire there Those whs wish to keep posted N
regard TO Kansas anairs, the poltlcs, settlement, I'M
migration, and all that concerns the progress OF opin-
ions in that quarter. can find no better means Of OBJ
tainias them than through the columns Of this paper.
POLITICAL POSITION.
The !Hiss0zri Democrat is, as its name Imports,
Democratic in principle, conservative Ia sentiment,
opposed to the violence and outrages that have dis
graced TIE Territories and zealously IN favor OF the
right OF the people Of each locality to control their
affairs without interference from those resid-
in other States.
Address MCKEE & ~FISHBACK.
Jan. e6. SO. PubIishers, 81. Louis, Mo.
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NR' STowE's NEw SERIAL The rr.,A
my pn'i'c Will BE- Glad l, !-srn ,har the
~'o'y IN Hl-d'' The A,aIs,er'> Wo.pg
commenced IN he Atlantic Mon hi, for
Dec~mh"r,IE the beginning nf II SERIAL
novel ron The p"n at Mr.. HaIrler B-rch
- 'wr: and that portions ri II will ap
pear from month 10 month un,Ii / is CON
p'etrd. The story ~ marked by all the
characteristics OF syl- and >rirIt which
nave m 'de the authors former works so
fam bus-
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DIR HOOFLAND'S
BALsAmlC CORDIAL

Coughs. Colds. IHfHeHIa- Group. HSa-sHess. BroH-
chris. PHsHmSHsa Diseases Of the B0reLs arising
from Colds faeiDiest c0asEnPti0H. and for the re
lief aHd If ct all pOssi6ie) care Of PGfisHts in ad-
uasesd Sias es Of the latter diSsass-
This C lehratei preparation. like the Bitters. may
he confidently relied on It is designed for a class Of
diseases more genera and more fatal than any other
to which the people Of this country are suhject-thos4
springlng from a 'sLight cold That eminent author
ity Or. Bell. says: Il will not say that Colds are to
our Inhabitants what the PtagEs and YeliOU Fecer are
to those OF other countries hut / can aver confidently
that hey usher in disease of greater completely and
mortality than these latter
A further proof Of the terrible fatality Of diseases
r. sulting from a Common cold may be seen by a glance
at the following statistics, taken from the records OF
the board OF Health OF Philadelphia. eonfessedly one
Of the most healthy localities in the Union:
le52. Totai deaths in PhiIadelphia, l0I26l
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CALVIN SMITHS ESTATE.

" Notice is hereby given. that the subscribers have
been appointed and qualified as Executors on the Is
tate Of Calvin Smith. late Of Trumhull County. deed.
Dated A. Bszetta this 25th-day Of January. A. D.. 1859.
LEuAN PALMER
r. D ,sn u MARIA SAIrH
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-02
for 1888

.NsD Series-Nelo Ahractions-Nelc Writers.
MORRIS & WILLIS. EDITORS
Anew series Of this widely circulated rAsILY-SEws-
PAPER will be commenced on the first day of January
next-prinied on fine paper and clear type. With the
January humber will begin the publication Of a series
Of beautifuf
ORIGINAL WORKS OF FACT AND FICTION,
written expressly fer the Home Journal. by the best
Authors Of America The first Of these is from tho
pen Of = gifted writer, and is q tale OF love and iucre,
entitled
TWO WAYS TO WEDLOCK,
By a LADY coSrKIBUToR-
The scene Is laid in this city. during the memorable
winter Of the great fire. The incidents are natural
and familiar. and the characters ~skilfully drawn and
grouped: the plot is clearly defined and we'll managed
the style easy, graceful and flowing, and the dsnoue
msnt conveys a most useful lesson IT'S work Of
sterling merit
This story will be followed by A oF Fl
5 JUTH." and enc OF startling interest. by an emf nent
Southern author. called THE AvEs0ER ~ This pro
ductisn is entirely American in construction, plot.
incident, dialogue, tone, scene, eoneiusion- 1t could
net have been true Of any other country, and possesses
attractions of q peculiar nature for those ito the ma
nor born" 1t is a sPecialty-a bonnie b0Ee0e OF re-
markable value The third Of this attractive series Of
American stories is
THE YOUNG WEES DIARY.
Br A DAUGHrER OF THE WEST
It coutains the whole history Of woman's trials. and
will he read with the deepest feeling by all classes Of
community. These charming stories will be succeeded
BY othersU a similar description. several OF which are
slr-ady in preparation All The former peculiar fea
tdres of the paper. which have given it a world wide
reputation. will be continued. while the several new
ones will give an infinite variety TO its ever diversified
pages. Among them are q number Of fresh. spicy,
amusing
ORIGINAL COMIC STORIES,
which smack and relish Of the Wit. humor, raciness,
brilliancy. and sparkle OF The times As heretofore.
no laDor nor expense will he spared to maintain the
high reputation Of the Home Journal. which is every
where, both at home and abroad. acknowledged to be
the most refined and elegant reperiory OF Literature
and the Arts on this side of the sea aud the
BEST AND HEA EST FAMILY NEWSPAPER
IN THE r
As no more copies ofthe New Series viii be printed
III n are ordered, those who desire to begin with the
commencement of the new volume will be able to do
so by forwarding their subscription without delay.
TERMS-Ror one copy. 81; for three copies. s5-or
one copy for three years, SIS; for a club of seven cop
les, $40; for aclub OF hfeen copies, $50: and at that
rate for a larger club-alwsys In advance.
WILLIS, Editors and Proprs-,
Jan 90. SO. lO7 Fulton Street, N. Y
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BIaczwooD FoR JAsuARs Published
by Leonard Scott & c., 81 Gold st.
N. Y. Price $500 per year.

The ne% year commences with 9 very
attractive. number. Bulwei's master
piece, ".What will he do with il? is
brousb. to q satisfactory conclusion
We ttust Sir Edward. who, of late years
gives all his literature lsbors to the pub.
lie through the pages Of "Blackwood,"
has something new in store for US, as good
q. lie ipimitable work be has just com.
pie.sd. Byrnah anS tbs Bgsmsss: A
cruise in japanese Waters. Part g;
How to Boil Peas; An Angling Saunter,
sli possess interest 10 the general rea
DIR.
The las: article. Popular Literature
ssd the Periodical Press is truthful. II
shows TO What an extent the talent Of the
realm is leaving ether Professions. and
concentrating 10 the press. and especially
the periodical press of Great Britain.
SLOW is four aud a hall feet deep nesr
,b. White Mountains.
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Neh embellishments.
Advertisements must be paid for
when handle in.

DEMOVED.-D. II. BENNETT has re-
IL move his Plow Sales room from South Street.
to the west side Of Main Street, = few doors South OF
the Pot Office. Friends invitei TO call and ex4-ni2e
ms stsck. before purchasing elsewhere
D. II. BENNETT.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-02

GAS EXPLOSION An EXPLOSION occur
red IN the Salem Gas WORKS ON Monday
evening, by which one SIDE of the build
ing was knocked put and the roof raised
eighteen inches. The txplos on is >up
posed 10 have beer cau>ei bv lack .
water IN The purifier and rhe roam n. no
full OF gas. 1t ignited from park win en-
escaped through a defect in ihe chimney.
The explosion was heard rnr a consider
able distance Pittsburgh Ga.
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FIRST CLASS INSURANCE.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE co.,
OF PHILADELPHIA.

CAPITOL s2G0. 600.
S2sn 800.
PAID T0R LOSSES DURING LAST YEAR .364 81
This Responsible Company has complied with the
lsv ofthe State Of Ohio, and is taking risks on bust
ness Buildings, NJ -rchandise Billings. Furniture. &c
on as low terms As aIsy other responsible Company.
but will not compete With those who are without Capi-
tai and offered no indemnity. Therefore il you want
good InsEraneei in solid Companies, call at the Bank
7. J MILAN.
Oct 18th IS. Main St. WkRREN D..
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5th day of March,, 1850,
sheria's Office. w,rren. Feb. %. '3e,5a. ne'H
THE STATE OF OHIO Trumbull
Il County. IN PRORATE cOTRT

L County. IN PROBATE COURT.
Archibald CleIand. Admir-.
Of Robert Liimil;on, deed PETITION To SELL LAND.
vs.
catherine Hamilton. ct. all
davin Hamilton. Margaret Brown and husband. John
bro~n,o OF Kansas. and Catherine Hamilton. heirs at
honert Hfmilton, decd defendants in the above
enttieh cause will take notice that Archibald Cleland.
as administrator on the Estate of Robert Hamilton,
late OF Johnston. Ohio. decd has 6led mis- prtition in
the PROBATE Conrt OF the County Aforesaid; the object
ana prayer of which is TO obtain an order to sell The
lands therein desert ed, being % acres of IanI in
Johnston. r'umhuI' County. Ohio. and known IS the
homestead tarm en- which the ssiI Ro5vrt Hamilton
resided at tie time Of his death
Said Petiiion will he heard March LIST. Is5a, at the
oh"e OF said Court n Warren. County and State afore
said ARCHIBALD LELAND AIm'r
Feb. 9, .59-fz. Of Robert Hamilton deed.
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DMINISTRATRIX T

IA Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Administrative on the
Estate Of Edward Mad6tt, late Of rrumbull County,
deceased. HANNAH hAFflIT-
F.rRington, Pss. Q. Ja-3r-
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NO EXCUSE FOR BAD BREAD.
Preston & MerriH's IaCaHi6le Yeast PoscGsr,
A e ARTICLE
FOR MAKING LIGHT -iTD SWEET BREAD
Bread made with this Yeast is perfectly wholesome,
nor lizhle to sour upon the stomach, and j: more nour-
ishing and economical than Bread raised with the
common Brewery Yeast. Price IS cents per box, to be
had at wholesale and retail. Of
E.A. SMITH L Co.. Druggists.
Dec. IS. 1881 m. s:o. s. MainrSt.
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FIRE,-The dwelling HOUSE of Mr..
Thompson, a little TO the left of the Fran
kiln road, about eight miles from Mercer,
was destroyed on Teusday evening last,
by fire, together with all Its contents -
The family were all absent at Church at
the time. and the origin Of the Gre is IN
Known Mercer Dispatch.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-02

SENATOR WADE FOR PREsIDESr.-The
Washington correspondent of the Ohio
Ssats Journal says that the name of Sen
ator 3 F. WADE is frequently menrion
ed in political circles there. as the Re
publican candidate for the Presidency in
1860 The correspondent further says
that WADE posses the elements OF success
in an eminent dsgree-very much such
a man as Gen. Taylor without the sword.
OF that part of the human frame SO gen
orally lacking in public men, COMMONLY
called the back bone, Wade has more
than the entire Northern Democratic
party ; of integrity and true inGspen
dence, more than any President we have
had within the past twenty-five years.
HARpER's Observation-Disclosures by
Harper d Brother, n. Y. Price $500
pea year.
The first article in the FEBRUARY num-
Der, entitled Washington, by Rev. Joseph
T. futile. possesses great historical in
terest. and is written in a happy style
Follies Of Fashion, gives evidence that
our forefathers were quite as much given
to absurdities in dless, as their degener-
ate children in these modern days
Besides these. the number contains a
of articles.
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EMPLOYMENT

S0V a MUH LIE AND III e
every town and county in the United States. to engage
in 4 respectable and easy business, by which the above
profits may be certainly realized. For further partic.
ulars. address DR.. J, HENRY wARNER corner of
Broome and Mercer Streets, New York City, enclos.
ing one postage stamp. Jan. &c, 50.
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I DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

The undersigned has been appointed and quail
hed Administrator on tbs Estate Of Moses Bower late
OF hesoPOtArnia. Trumbull Comfy. ONO decd.
JAMES ANDERSON.
MesoPotamia Jan. q. 50. Reh. 2-aAs
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ATTENFIoN

WE would once more call the atten
w ton of the few unfortunate ones that have no;
found the old stand Of ]. & A. C. MCCONNELL. No
% MAIN STREET, Nhere is kept constantly on hand
the largest assortment OF
Boots Shoes, Leather & Findings, Lasts. &C..
that is brought to. or manufactured in this part of the
country
They have lust received an extensive assortment Of
Heavy Boots and Shoes, Buffalo Over.Shoes, Qnn Over
Shoes, Sandals, &c, &C., and more especially would
call the attention Of those wanting Boys. Youths and
Children's Boots and Shoes. to our PATENT METAL
Lie TIPPED. This article has proved to be one Of
great service, making the Boot or shoe much more du-
rabIe than made without.
Persons wanting work for Winter Wear. wonld do
well to call immediately aad examine our stock
OF Leather, our stock consists Of u large assortment oil
Sole beather-of different grades. French Calf. Kip
Morocco, Kids, Innings and Bindings, all Of which
can be had al the very lowest price, at our old stand.
No 20 Main Street
MESSRs. J. & A. c.. MCCONNELL,
Jan. &c, ls59-tf. Warren, ohio.
DARN FOR SALE.-I will sell =
l. farm situate in Howland. Trumbull Count, con.
tanning eighty two acres OF land, in good condition.,
about twenty-five acres Of good timber. the balance
under good cultivation, a small frame house and good
sized frame barn. For further particulars call on the
subscriber. J. b. DRAKE.
Rowland. March ID. la5a-tt
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HIGu WATER 1T is believed that the
water of Lake Erie vas never higher than
al present. Many acres of land hear our
haibor which have borne large crops
and upon which grew heavy timber, are
now totally end perhaps irrecoverably
submurged. And by the action of the
waves upon the banks the water is
wearing away the land at a fearful rate
Mr. Jonathan Gilbert informs US that the
water has encroached upon and thus de
stroyed more than thirty acres of his land
within the past thirty years --Ceaneaut
Paper.
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.CTICE IN ATTACHMENT

~ L Jones, Before Joel VI .ner. Esq Justice
VS. o. the Peace OF Hartford roWi
Charles Fonlk. } ship, state of OHIO.
On the 10th day of January. AID 1859, said Justice
issued an Order 81 Attachment In the above action, tor
thr sum Of Eight Dollars and TEensy-one Cents.
req. =. 19-3N. T. n InNEg
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-02

WI visited Warren for the purpose of teaching
Music, respectfully tenders her services to the either s
OF Warren and vicinity.
TEzSs OF TuTTIoN.-Ss for Piano Forte, and IS for
Guitar Instructions in Singing will he included in
the regular tuition. Address Miss WATRoUs, at the
residence Of Mr. j. c Culver, Liberty Street.
NJ B. Pupils who may so desire, can be accommo-
dated with opportunities for practice, at the house,
Jres Of extra charge. Musical Referes-Nr. Grouse
Fer references concerning good character, apply to
Rev John Hall. DR.. John Hubbard. H.. L. Marison, p.
NJ. and L. c. Root Mayor, Ashtabula. Ohio Judge
Hiram Plumb. Hon D CALDWELL, and G. n. Giddings,
Esq, Jefferson. Ohio. FeS. 2. 80.
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ACCIDENT ADD DEATH--The Shenan-
go Times says a son of Mr.. George III.
Curry. of Gainesville, was drowned IN
the Canal atthat place, on Thursday last.
He and his little sister broke through the
ice, and when discovered, both were
thought dead, but the little gIrl recover
ed, and at last accounts was delirious du
ring the night following the accident.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-02

New POSTMASTER AT CHARLEsroS.--
L. L Brown, Dem, has received the ap.
pointmsnt of Postmaster at Charleston
in this county, vics, Doct. Heath, Dem.
removed. Doc:. Baldwin, Dem, is Mr.
Browns Deputy, and is TO s~uperlntend
and do most OF the business of the office,
as we are informed.-Rauesra Dem.