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Returned.

DR.. Julian Harmon, who for the last two
months has been absent. having accompanied
tue late MIR. Jacob Perkins to Gu "A. as his ply
sio.aa. has returaei and resumed the practice #
ms rrofr ssIon HIS ~putation is too well known
IN tins vicinity 10 need any comments rrom US.
" are glad to learn that DIR james Van Cor
.-- who tas been III, has now ST. far recovered
~ Ia be able to again at1tI.d 10 his patients.
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Donation Parties.
On the whole, this a musical town.


We noticed that at the Donation Party on last
Wednesday evening, for the benefit of Elder Err
ret. as at that fer the benefit of Rev Mr.. Tribby,
n few weeks since, no supper was provided for
the guests This is as it should be. Whatever
people wish to give to a clergyman. let them
give it directly to him, and not furnish asupper
for others. (who generally gain nothing except e
the next day } and which costs perhaps
half as much as the amount received by him
whom they wish to benefit, besides worrying and
fatiguing half the ladies of his congregation for
a week beforehand.
Another improvement was. that the larga part
of the donation in both cases, was in money
No one of the congregation can know as well as
the preacher himself, what he most needs, and
afae &as money be can buy Just the articles. as
much of them, and no more than his wants
require.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutralizes this malarious poison in tho
blood, and stimulates the liver to expel it from tho
body. As it should, so it does cure this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. And it does more
or rather does what is Of more service to these sub
iect to this infection. If taken in season II expels
it from the system rs it is absorbed, and thus keeps
those who use it free from its attacks; keeps the
system in health although exposed to the disease.
Consequently it not only cures, but protects from,
the great variety Of affections which are induced
by this malignant influence, such as Remittent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious
FeTers, Neuralgia, rheumatism, Govt, Blindness,
Toothachc, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpita-
tons, Painful Affections of the Spleen, Mysteries,
Collie, Paralysis, and Painful Affections of the
Stomach and Bowels, all Of which, when arising
from this cause, will be found to assume more or
less the intermittent type. This "AoUR CURE"
removes the cause Of these arrangements, and cures
the disease.
This it accomplishes by stimulating the ercre,
tories to expel the virus from the system; and
these organs by degrees become habited to do this
their Office of their own accord. Hence arises what
we term acciimatation. Tim may accomplish the
same end, but often life is not long enough, or Is
sacrificed in the attempt, while this AGUE CURE
does it at once, and with safety. We have great
reason to believe this is a surer as well as safer
remedy for the whole class Of diseases which are
caused by the miasmatic infection, than any other
which has been discovered; and it has still another
important advantage to the public, which Is, that
it is cheap IS well as good.
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Benz, CRANkGE,

II as just received a large assortment
IL Of Boots, Shoes, Caters, Ladies' and Gents,
Buffalo Overshoes, Gun 0vershoes, Sandals and Slip
pers.
Together with a large lot Sole Leather, French
Calf and Kip Skins, Morocco. Kid Innings and Biod-
ings, Avis, Pegging. Sewing and stitching. Boot Cord,
Boot trees. Boot Web. Bones slick and stitch.
Crimping Boards and Irons. Colts, Coaco and con-
mon, Cork. soles, Eye!ette Machines and E~yeletts.
French and English Galloors, Hammers, lnstep
feathers. K~nives-SilYer Steel, and Cast Steel
French Wheels, Box Wheels, Fudge W.-ris, Shank
Wheels AMI Stitch WE.-,s mens and Womens ferc-
part Irons, French Irons. double and single, Stamps,
Strap avis, Size sticks. Rhand Files. Welt Knives.
shoulder sticks. Long sticks, Laces-SiR, Linncn and
Cotton English hastings, Last Hooks, Lasting lacks,
Lasts-Men's. Women's, Boys Misses and Childrens
Measure Straps, heel nails. round headed and zinc
nails, Peg floats, Pincers, NiPpers, punches. RssPs.
Rnhbers or sand stones, soap stone, shoe llfts, shoe
threads, &c, &c. Ante be found at No. G. Main ST.,
Warren. Ohio. at the very lowest prices.
Nov Z t5S-
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Sleighing.

Four or five inches of snow fell on Friday
night, and on Saturday the sleigh bells were
ringing merrily. On Saturday night more snow
came, and the Sabbath was broken. somewhat,
we fear. Monday morning was clear, but so
very cold that few were riding for pleasure, but
in the afternoon every horse that could move
and everything in the shape of a sleigh that
could he found was in motion. To day snow is
falling fast and sleighing IS fine.
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HEALTH WITHOUT PHYSIC.

Tust published, the a5.a thousand. in
- -. price 10 cents; or sent, post
p"u'S' - f-.IIshers, for , stamps; A NEDTcAL Is.
~ or me PHYSICAL ExHArsTIoS AND DECAY OF the
!, name from Indulgence. Infection and the injurious
consequences OF Mercury. with the modern means Of
cure. by RI. ELL. Nd.
Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons. &c-, &c.
IL Spermatorrhea, or Seminal Emissions. Ner-
vous Debility Impotsncy, Loss of Energy. Depression
OF Spirits. Timidity, Diseases OF the Sexual Organs.
and I~npediments 10 Marriage generally, are promptly
and enectualiy cured by the Author novel and mos;
successful mode OF treatnent. by means OF which the
f1nyahf can regain pristine health without having re
course TO dangerous and expensive medicines.
From the London Lancet.-'The best treatise ever
written on n suhjec of vital importance 10 all, well
worthy the Authors exalted reputation"
Address the Publishers: c. &c. kline & Co., Let
Avenue, cor. 18Th Street, Post Box i5s6. New York o.
tY. Ian5-1mna Is
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st. Valentines Day.

The 18th Of February is near at hand, when
the lads and lassies win be sending funny. Or
10, ing epistles TO each other
At the bookstores of Porter d Son, and Geo.
Adams, can be found some beautiful illustrated
Valentines. and ornamental envelopes, besides
sny qusntity of the eOmicaiities. scr
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PreseBins ext abbath

1t Is xIect4i that President Hitchcock. Of
W~estrr1, Reserve College, and Rev MIR. BIuingeri
Of Ci,yriand. Wi preach ut the Presbyterian
Church NIX Sat,i,alh morning and afternoon.
DR. By.ies, of Cleveland. will preach in
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The Largest Cheese Trade.

Messrs. Baldwin L Tew of Fowler. have taken
the lead in the Cheese Trade of Trumbull Coun-
ty, Tor 1868. They have shipped, mostly at this
place, by Railroad and Canal, 23,l0S boxes,
6l2, $50 lbs., or over 300 tons of Cheese. cost
ing s42, as3.4O
Add cost of boxes. 2,3I0,2O
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The G & II Kail Road.

We learn IN t u Coal Train will mme
running oh Thursday. Aslight change will be
m,dc in the Tune tables of the Express and Nail
Trains, at the same time;-the Express leaving
Youngstown mewhat earlier, aud Cleveland
somewhat lister than at present.
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NEWTON FAlLs, ohio, Oct. enIh.
PRoy- OkTcHELL-Desr Sir: / feel under obligation
to testify 10 the COED effects which your medicine has
had in my case. Always q feeble constitution was
fer a long time = sufferer from what was considered to
be bronchitis My throat was perfectly raw and my
lungs were very sore and weak. was obliged to give
up all industry. and at length I gave up all hopes Of
being cured. 1 was not only attended by various ply
sicians, but I resorted also to patent medicines with
out any benefit from either.
Last January. SIS a last resort. 1 called upon you
After = careful examination OF my case you thought
you could help both my throat and other wsakness,
for l hadsbecome very nervous and much reduced In
strength. j commenced taking your medicine and
in three or four weeks found my self appreciahly better
80 that l became as well as i have been At any time in
my life. 1 am now enjoying ordinary health, able to
exercise daily industry and still improving.
1 would recommend all who are afflicted a. I hive
been, to call Prof Gatchell.
Yours " tn due Respect.
L0K-NDA SHEFFLET0R.
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A ~DMINISTRAToR,S SALE

n ! Wv nh
n OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Pursuant to an order Of the Probate Court for rrum-
bull County, TO me issued In q cause pending therein,
ded, was plaintiff, and the widow and heiFs-ef said
decedent. and other. we're defendants. / will offer TO
public sale, At the door Of the Court ncuse, in Warren,
On SATURDAY, the 18th day Of FEBRUARY, 1859.
between the hours Of noon and { P. n. the following
real estate OF said deeedent. to Wit: lst. A "trip OF lszd
I05 feet wide. and extending about 2l9 feel In length
upon South street, in the Village Of Warren. runDinE
entirely across the lands Of said decedent on beth sides
Of Franklin Alley and on the south side OF South street
In said village, subject to q eontract to the Cleveland
& Mahoning h r. Co., for the sale Of the same for
81 500. with interest, dated January, 1851 Appraised
at 8 2,0Co.
81. The remainder Of iots S ard 0 In the crnsrs plat,
so called. being At the south vest e0rnss OF south o..
and franklin Alley, and extending - fle middle of
said Alley, afssr taking OF the syv Of l05 feet 90
and the north part OF lot 8, bSSoa<d south upon q poT-
ton Of said lot >. ht,ly bid azd owned by II. Lob
Appraised at Sis 0O.
ID Lots y. u, "a and l., In said Brook, Plat. ap-
praised At S75.Uo-
4ih- A lot IS 70 It ir eldth on the east side Of Frank
lin Alley. bour Ied south and east by lands Of Henry
W. Smith. aD' W. 1t By the middle OF Franklin Alley
Appraised ~ ECO go.
5th. ArJos or lot Of land cast CT Franklin Alley,
bounded ncrth BY the south line Of the iCS feet lot oc-
eupieir ~ The c. & NJ Rail Road Company, west BY
TO -. narth line Of the lot last above described, and
20 feet distant therefrom, and east by lands o. J-B
pAtties and ". B. Tsyler. Appraised at s3OOOo.
=. Admir- OF
B. 8. BrOohs, deed.
By Huichins, Cox L Ratlid, Attyis
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Educational Convention.

MEssRs EDIroRs- Tie Committee
calling an Educational Convention, to
meet in Warren, Saturday. Feb. IL b,
are prepared 10 report. that Rev. H. L.
Hitchcock, President OF Western Reserve
College, and Rev. Mr.. BiItinger, Of
Cleveland, have given affirmative re
sponses TO our letters of invitation. re-
ouesting them TO address us in Conven-
ton. The very favorable reputation of
these gentlemen, as lecturers whom The
public delight to hear. ought of itself to
call out a full attendance. Superadd
the occasion, a Convention assembled TO
resolve upon measures for promoting the
interests of popular education in our
county and vicinity. and who can afford
to stay away?
We are confident that Boards Of Edu,
cation. made by the people the guar
dians Of our school interests, will not fail
to be fully represented; and the live
teachers of the county. who are not in
attendance. will be either sick or other
wise disabled. Come, then, friends,
from the pulpit, and bar, the shop and
wars-room, the farm and freside; and
gentlemen of the press do not forget 10
attend the Convention.
Yours, JAS. MARVIN.
For the Committee.
We learn that the Convention will
meet at High School Hall at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. 1t will be opened by appropri-
ate exercises, after which, committees
will be appointed. de-, when an address
will be delivered by President Hitch
cock, of the Western Reserve College.
In the afternoon, reports of the COM
mittees will be read, ami other business
transacted, which will be followed by
an address by Rev. Mr.. Bittinger Of
Cleveland.
The object of the Convention is one
Of great importance, and the speakers
are men of learning and ability. Those
who attend cannot fail to be interested.
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Nrwrox PAILs. Ohio. Oct. larh. Isss

NEwIoS FAILS, Ohio, Oct. i5th, 1858.
PRoF. GAIcnELL:--I will for the benefit Of others
afflicted as j have been, make q short statement OF
my ease. 1 was sick for twelve years, and during the
last four OF The twelve. ] had q bed spell every Two or
three weeks with severe vomiting for a day and night
and complete prostration / would have distressing
pains in the s,omach and head, and they would extend
over the Whole tody.
Ih1i also s,Q'ssase CT the kidneys AID & constant
pain in my left ts.. At my monthly turns i suffered
very much with great pain and weakness. The bad
spells that I had would sometimes enfeeble me so that
l woaid not get about for 4 week and during tina latter
part Of my sickness they hs3 begun to be as frequent
IS two or three in q weeE.
About the middle OF August I commenced taking
medicine Of Prot. GateheII. sin.e which have not
had a single bad spell, and my health Is steadily i'm
proving though l sm doing the most OF the work for !
very large family. Mrs. SUSANNA
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In orler That the rlhAis may be able TO Judge Yer
themselves, Of the results OF Prof. GstGhSlI's method,
l append q few cases chiefly from among those which
have been within my own personal observation. AZ
ter witnessing Prof.. Gaichelis treatmenfof salt rheunl
rheumatism. diseases Of bones, lungs, female system,
&C. l. but express ny sipoere conviction when l say
that Think 1t entirely unequsiisj In its success.
J. II. BRfSC0E.
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Chance to RnE a Go1d Farm.

As will be seen by his advertisement, Garry
c Reed, Esq offers to sell his farm on the CD
NJ. Rail Road. four miles west OF this place. II
is one OF the best in this vicinity. both in respect
TO the soil and location.
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TREATMENT OF
CHI MIC DISEASE.

EXPECTING to be absent for the
- "iI'er ishs liea7s liza business Of my Chrcnlc
Disease Viaee =, the hands Of Dr.. ]. H.. Briseoe.
-prsH%~coe has been assisting me in ny practice
ssnd-ha become so famihzr with ia details thai ! can
tosrheartily recommend him TO al Who're suffering
Rom Chronic Disease:
Having Witnessed during the past SUNNI. r- his re-
r~larkable success Ii general practice, l ieel grsSt con-
hdence in commencing him TO all who wish to avail
themselves Of my methtd. which he ia competent to
apply. ..- Prof. II. P. GATCHELL.
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DIR. DELLENBAUGH'S
February appointments.

m Un respectfully
~ informs the citizens of the counties named be
low, and the surrounding country. that he will be a
the following places at the times indicated. All per
sons affected with any complaint OF a Chronic nature
are invited to call for gratuitous consultation.
cleveland cornar K;nsman 4, Vine sta IL, Oh 9Th
an an ISth Ia,b Isth I5,h os,h
portas. O. NGsrrs,,sviIia No-ton IIors
Ravenn, cou;ns uon.s ne
paIn-ra 80 H., ~
undson uo,sI q
Tr,mhrr 70 -Warrsn G..riu uors
spmmit o. ~Atron Fmni-s Uonss ~
nS"Hs uu.
enJ rHS'
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COMMON PLEAS.
A DaIyIsTRlrOR 5 Sale OF RRlL ESTlIg

"A By Order o. toe Probate Court Of rranbalI co.s
~. and State Of Ohio
On SATURDAY. the z6th Dag % d
i-59. between The hOurs Of IL o'clock A.. NJ. Ana !
o'clock r. VI, Of said day. On the PREMIER I'm ,.S
De sold 70 the highest bidder, at Public AoetIooTth,
LoPowing Real Estzte. situate In Brookdeid rownship
Lranenh county, Ohio, and known as part o. tnt Ne
oeln SAD Iounship, and kno5n as the Homestead q
Jerenian rrtboy. Jr- dec, and contains In ali ~ q :
seres OF land, and ass been appraised In three usre-iS
IS ioioSs: L3& ~ 100 acres encamhered vith VIA
oss cover az 5000 per acre q 80 icO acres. A
sIxoOoi S5S'alA AREA. at $500 or se1l as
IrSSs o. sALE-One third IN haaa: one thlra In
oas year. and enethirdiD two years from daS on SaLs-
Sah}s. SSfF. dJereni3h 7ribiy, Jr. De-
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Llnacy

LHHaCy
Luther J. Thompson. of this County, being
considered a dangerous person. was brought to-
for the Probate Court. examined and the deer e
of insanity was made. and he was lodged in Jail
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S45,I93.60
Total.

This cheese was sent to different markets east
and west, the largest portion to New York and
Cincinnati, smaller lots to Baltimore. St. Louis,
Galena, Memphis. &c.
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WATCHES IMPORTED
AT

THE SUBSCRIBER has just returned
Il from the East, with a larger stock Of Jewe:ry and
Notions than he ever brought, before, and has also re-
ceiyed a large Case of Watches from Switzerland. Ct
all prices. Among these are q few Natile Chronone-
tiers, cost SIS; also some very fine Silver Watches,
cost from 50 10 Si20. Having made arrangements to
receive $1,000 worth of UG,ehrs, Mentally, and beirg
obliged 20 sell them. dealers and others will find that
/ will sell at very low prices.
Ihave also. a very large stock Of all kinds OF Jewel
~, Fancy Goods. Spoons, &C.; that I will sell to Ped
dlers and Watch Makers, as low as they can hay at New
J York. Also a new lot of American Watches and double
sight SpectacIes.
Please call and see my stock.
WARREN, Nov IL, '5S-tf JULES VACrR0T.
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uominotion If scbooI TEACHERS

The attention Of those intending ote@ch seho |
during the present year, is called to the adver
tisement of the Examiners, in another column.
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HUARDIAN'S SALE

CINNAMON, &C-Cinnsmon, Rails
~ ms. Cloves, Pepper. Starch. Sal. soda. soaA Ash
ke. a. WOODS d PENS.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
THE partnershio heretofore existing

THE partnership heretofore existing
l. between Warren Packard and Rolla II. Bsrnum
in the Hardware x Iron business st the Tall Brick"
which was for Eve years; expires this day by hmita-
ton. The books and papers Of the firm will remain at
the Tall Brick where IL is expected our Customers
in arrears. one and all, will call and settle soon, and
save US the trouble Of calling on them. Either party Is
authorized to settle the business OF the firm Those
owing rs money past due must not he disap-
pointed IL their accounts are left for collection II they
are not heard from in u reasonable time
WARREN
Dec. Oh, 80. R0LLA II. B4RSCN.
The Hardware business In all It's branches will be
continued at the Tall Brick" as heretofore by the
undersigned. The Customers OF the hrm are respect
fully sslitited to continue their patronage.
Grateful for liberal patronage received for the past
eight years. / shall make every effort 70 merit a con
tinuance Of the same. WARREN
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PALE BLUE WARE
at the same rates. warranted good Looking glasses
atproportionate rates. Don't permit interested per,
sons" to blur you OF by telling You that we cam sen
goods Of first quality at such runiously low prices.
but cali for yourselves and you viii be conViheed
tuat we both can and riH do as We agree TO in every
respect. We sell for CASH AND READY PAY ONLY, anu
you csn now buy your ware OF Us ct the same prices
fhaf most small dealers pay Jar 1t IN -Neo fork, daa-
ing freirht, and SAVE ALL THEIR OF FROM ~ 10 oO per
cent, TO PUT IN YOUR OWN POCKET -.
We charge nothing for showing goods. SO call Al
once and get q bargain. January otn' ioSS-
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Aeure gnteliasnfs.
npEy,Na AND CLOSING OF MAILS.

Posr erfrcE, WARREN, CHIo,
Sept. 81, 1858.
For TIE present the several mails at this Office will
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New Arrangements!
For two Months For two MOnthS!!
At CR0CKERY STORE.

WE are going to Retail our large
stock of erockery and Glassware at the low
est Wholesale prices. until the last Of February, t0r
Cash. Such an opportunity vas never before offered
TO the people of Trumbull County to get bargains IN
our line. Now is the time to get new sets OF dishes
or to repsenish the old ones. We annex q short Inst
of The common retail prices, and of the rA0IsSaIe
prices, at nhieh latter nc are nor seiiHg-
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CELo OIr DUN LOT Dung
H People. elegantly illustrated; Aunt Nary's Libra
~; The Chiidrsn's Library; and In fact the dpest as
sortuent OF GIFT BOOKS for old and young. ever
brought to this place. ali Of which We will sell, TO per
sons to sell again, At the publishers regular wholesal:
prices, at ADAMS.
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WASH bOtIs anu fItcHtIs ~ -,
All these goods we we rarranf TO be OF tAs beSt
oaaIitv Of White Stoas Ckina, and most fashionable
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MEN AND WOMEN.
man..

Men are apt to think and fall into in
Vulnerable blunders by 50 thinking that
because they know one women they know
all; when in fact each women is as much
of study as if he had never seen one Of
the sex. Bulwer doubts whether man
ever thoroughly understood women.-
Truly, how should he? when women does
not understand herself; nor can til why
she lives on patiently. hopefully. year af
ter year with a brute, whose faYorite
pastime consists in attempts 10 bresk her
neck, every time things go wrong with
him in doors or out that the better edu-
Gated husband murders with sharp words
instead Of sharp blows, makes il none the
less murder. The only difference is in
the duration of the misery, one being as
deadly as the other. Who cares TO IN
derstand Lo5s a woman with bruised heart
and flesh can throw over both the char
liable mantle that 'he wasn't h;mself;'
and beg off the offender from the meiited
punishment, public or private. Let US
rather seek to understand how man who
should be so strong. should fall so i'm
measurably below his weaker self, in
the difficult lesson Of self control and for
giveness Of injuries.
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CHURCH sLEEPERs.

A writer in the Pacific. after discus
sing the various positions in vogue for
sleeping in church. says:
''The only truly pious way Of perform
ing the important duty Of sleeping in
church is, to sit bolt upright with the face
to the minister, eschewing nodding, snor-
ing and depressions Of the head. Now,
Christian brethren with long necEs object
to this mode Of worship because of their
inability 10 maintain the head erect when
the will is lost in sleep. | admit the force
of this objection-indeed have felt the
evil myself, and hence it occurs to me
that some apparatus for the support Of the
head, such as the BARRIERS have on the
backs of their chairs, might be Fixed on
the pews. These aids to worship. might
be movable, fastening on the pew with a
clamp; and when one worshipper is
through with his devotions, the m achine
might be slid along TO another. When
the service is ended. the sleeping Chris
tan take his Bible and Psalm book IN
der one arm, thi; little aid to devotion un-
der the other, and wend his way home,
well satisfied that he has performed his
duty in plain, worthy and decent man
ner."