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W. G. W.
While it was Morning

BIZ VIRGINIA F. TOWNSEND. Published
by DerOy d. Jackson, New York.
II is rare, In the Sc days of literary
ephemera. that a new novel appears,
which is worth the resiing. The book
bearing the title given above we can safe
ly recommend as one which will W Il
repay the perusal. Ii is in the form o.
Al autography, and in some respects re
sembles Aurora Leigh. although it has
none oil thedyspept C uisanthrooy, which
is somewhat prominent in Miss Brown
lng's book, and is its only fault.
In this. as in all the writings of Miss
Townsend, a high standard of morals.
and a purity of life is inculcated. which
recommend th"m 10 all who can appre
ciate The good and the true, and desire to
see them perpeluaied.
1t is a tale Of the affections, a romance
Of the heart and home, having nothing
10 do with battle and blood. The chan
yes which are ever taxing place in tine
and The affections of the human
heat, ale skiliuily and t%rulhfuliy por
lrayed, while the certain result of tv-r
cun with an interchangeable purpose 10
do rigid, is never LOST sight of.
AT the close of her book, The au'hor
ess says Sorrow. and pain. anil disap
poin,ments must come TO walk with u
all /; but one truth, whose grand signif
icsnce overshHdows all others, has the
life have lived and written. taught M;
the right Gus shall not lose their regard
On believe it. ieacer, this Right taken
to your heart, lived up to in the midst OF
Struggle and temptation. vii. MOI fail you,
when, al the las heart aud strength
do.
While it vas Morning, is one of the
very few modern novels which we have
read, and laid down with the reflection
that our time has not been misspent.
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marriages.

at the Eagle House. in Warren. on the 18th
inst by Azor Abel. Esq. Mr.. THOMAS Ell
LOTT and Miss SARAH LOWRES. both Of
Mineral Ridge.
In Pennington. on 4th inst. by Rev. P. P.
Pinney, Mr.. CALEB L ELY, of Rootstown. and
Mss MARTHA A. CURTISS. of the former
place.
In Braeeville. at the residence of Mr. Benz.
Roberts, on the 9th inst. by Rev. G. W Chese-
brough. Mr. CHAS Il. MILLER and Miss SU-
SAN LEIEY. both of Braceville.
In Bruokfeld. on the 18th inst at the resi-
dence of the brides father. by E D King, Esq.
Mr.. JAMES BOWEN. of Mercer Co. Pa, and
Miss ELLEN L. HU TCHINSON, OF the former
place.
In Ravenna. on the 18th inst. by Rev J D
Norton. Mr. GEORGE B GILLETT. of Raven
IA. and Miss ELIZABETH A. MOORE. of Can
field,
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FER the C~hronicle.l
TIT tHe OHIUH'
A Plain Talk about Music.

There is no knowledge so simple that
We are not forced to acquire it either by
experience or education. This PROPOSE
lion, SO true in every thing, is indisputa-
BILE in all that relates to art. The IN
precliced eve cannot distinguish the
qualities or defects of a painting, nor
the untu,ored ear the combinations CT
harmony. Every art has its principles.
which we must study, in order to increase
u enjoyment. wkile we are forming u
taste. Those Of Music are more COM.
pick Than those of paintings; end, besides,
Music is at oncs a science and an art =
The completely renders the study of it
long and difficult for those who wish TO
acquire a certain degree of skill. and it
IS scarcely possible to lesson the amount
of time which must be devoted to it, how
ever gifted by nature. and however me
thodical the process adopted for the &C
quirement of a knowledge of the ST Hence;
still it will be necessary to accustt our
organs TO read with ease the characters
of which music wiring is composed. and
combine all these elements in correct per
formsnce.
Music is an art. The faculty Of per
forming it, is formed and acquired by
practice. The practice must be equiva
lent to the requirements of the art
Even the very perception of music. is a
faculty, and is attained through practice.
Theory and speculation, alone. avail n o
thing: for principles cannot even be per-
ceived, no theory comprehended with
OCT practice.
The habit of seeing. feeling and hear
ing, has the effect to make us familiar
with the objects that present themselves
to the senses. Being familiar with a
Thing, We are consequently no more ig-
norant Of It, but hare arrived at tbs.
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A D~MINIsTRAToR.s SALE

IA VI VALUABLE REAL
Pursuant to an order of The Probate Court for T-un-
bull County, to me issaed In a cause pending tkerein,
wherein /, as Administrator of Richard s. Brooks'
de'd. was plaintiff, aud the widow and heirs OF ala
decedent. and other, were defendants. I viii oaer TO
public sale, at the door Of the Court House, in Warren,
On SATURDAY, the I2th day of FEBRUARY, ts5e,
between the hours Of noon and 4 P. NJ. the following
real estate Of said deeedent. TO VT; lst- A strip Of land
iOo tvet wide. and extending about PIG feel in length
upon South street. in the Village OF Warren. running
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 u a contract to the Cleveland
y Mahoning X R. Co., for the sale OF he same for
Sl.SVo. win interest, dated January, 1855; appraised
I'd The remainder Of lots 5 and 6 in the Brooks plat,
50 ealieu. bein : AT the southwest corner Of Sou,h ST.
aud Franklin Alley, and sxtendi. z to the middle Of
SAID Alley, after taking OF the strip Of tO5 feet on
South street. above described. also the whole OF lot Z
and the north part Of lot Z, bounded south upon a por-
zion OF said lot =. st,ly held aud owned by il. Lob
Appraise at SIS OO
Sd Lots IL. %, Il and Is, in said Brooks Plat, ap-
praised at $500
4th. A lot IS feet in width on the east side Of Frank
lin Alley. bnunied south and east by lands Of Henry
W. Smith, and vest by the middle Of Franklin Alley
Appraised at leo 30.
Jth. Another lot Of land east Of Franklin Alley,
bounded north BIZ the south line OF the lO4 ieet lot Oc-
cupied by The C. & NJ hail Road Company, west by
The middle Of franklin Alley, sOu'h by a line parallel
to the n"rth line OF the lot last above described. and
80 feet distant therefrom, and east by lands OF J.B
Bgttles and II. B. Taylsr. APPRAISED at S3O0.OO.
J. UUrCHINS, Admir- OF
X 8. Brooks, deed.
By H~utchins, Cox & Ra,lia, Atty's
Ian 10 tlQ-ar
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CATION. and 'let the people praise thee,
o God. yea. let all the people praise
thee" Away with the habit of any lon
ger pralsing God By proxy /; but let ev-
cry man, woman and child make con-
science of attending TO the discharge of
this duty for himself. The choirs should
be improved as to their knowlenge Of the
divine art. The aim should he at some.
thing higher than mediocrity ; it should
be an excellence. And let it be remem
bered that the true mode of praising God
in His sanctuary is with the united voices
of the whole assembly.
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VI. PERcIEs"HAcHsH" PILLs--The Importers OF tn :
reliable aud safe remedy for Female Complaints woul 1
respectfully cali the attention of American iauiIes to 1t
a. luiaIlIabIr IN removing DISTRACTIONS ami IRREGULAR
ties OF the menses, promptly restoring thsE in al ca
SEES. The suppression 80 common, is specify relieved
and there Will he no recurrence OF th. complaint il this
remedy is used acc Jrding TO directions, which accom-
pany each box and package.
SPEGiAL NOTICE.
Ladies EScElsTE. or sHsPsetiHg themselcss 80, are
cautioned against ESiRg them. as miscarriage pOHLd
ezsEs. Lcdtes desiring an Increase Of family should
fgrsgs their Ese entirely, as a fer pills each month
DcHid be sure to PreoeH' preg nancy.
Proprietors, importers, or agents can be in no wise
responsible after this admonition. Although certain
in effect. they are so mild as neverto produce injury
to the health.
MAIL
Having the appear tnce OF an ord nary letter. price
8 400 are sold only by our general agents who viii
send them by ma. post Piid. on receipt OF price
Boxes Sl.a5; Half Boxes IS cents. Msssrs.N- b. Al
Z & Co.. Cleveland. o., are our general agents
All orders willhe promptly filled by them
Sold by woods & PEW. Wholesale Agents. and Z
A. SMITH & CO.. Warren. and by Druggists gene
raIly. IJune 81. 'J~-lY.l
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In Jamestown. Rock County. Wis. on the 9th
INST, Mr.. CHARLES SACKETT, formerly Of
Johnston. in this county.
In Akron. on Saturday evening. Jan. LIST. at
the residence of her sister. Mrs S Dodge, Miss
PAMELA S. TOWNE. aged a years.
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Corcrpvs Jan. iith, 1889.

10. Misunderstanding q large
am5unt Of Ieisure time on hand, and Of
zen having heard ], said tina, Satan hnds
rnischief for idle hands 10 90, lest he
might, find me In this FIX. have concluded
10 wri,e you q shor. letter. Perhaps
,orne one would suggest that he has al
ready found mel is the reason shy ! write;
web, sou may JUS, 81, that down as you
please.
Having said this mcoh BY way Of in
PRODUCTION you maythinkI am designung
q cas-, ebOu, end tell sone wopdeTui
things lhs, have iransPired o. are ABOUT
n tfan=nire in his TIC Creo, Capital o.
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TIMES OF HOLDING COURTS.
THE STATE OF OHIO-NINTH

L JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
1t is ordered by the Judges OF the Court Of Commcs
Pleas within ans for said District. that the times fol
holding the Terms Of the Common Pleas Courts tor tbs
several Counties in said district for the year A. D
le59, he and the same are hereby liked and prescribed
a. follows. to wit:
Stark County, Feb 9Th: May 3oh:Ocf. 24th-
Mahoning County. Feb Iiih May 23i; Oct 18th
CoIumhianis County arch 9TH; Jun 6 h:Oet 3ist.
Portage County Fsp- 18th; May q; Oct. eth
TTuuilaU Comfy. March 9Th; June 9TH Oct 3ist.
LAKE County, Feb 18th: May j, Oct. 18th.
Grauga County, March 7rh; June 9Th Oct Sis.
AshisbnIa County. MaTch 2-th: June euth; Nov sjst
The times for holding the Terms Of the District
Courts IN said Counties, for the year Al 1859. have
been fixed ami prescribed BY the Judges Of the Su-
prrme Court, as follows:
Stark COuty-Tuesday. May 81
Colanbisns CounJ-ThU sdsy, Mas leth.
Carroll County-We hnesday, May 18th
Portage COunty--Tuesday. september 18Th.
Lake County-Friiay. September 10th.
Geaagz C~ounty-MOndsy. September 18th
AshtahalI County-Thursday. Septembe 22nd.
T,umbulI C-ounty-Monday. S~eptenber 26tA.
MahoniDg COGnty--onday, October 3D.
It is therefore Ordrre. by the said Judges of the
Courts OF COa-mon Pleas. that tbs Courts o, Common
Pleas and District Courts IN SAID several Counties, be
held Tor the year Ir5y. at the times hxed as Aforesaid.
The Clerks Of the Courts Of said several Counties
are hereby ordered to enter this order on their Com
mop Pleas and District Court Journals and to cause
the same tc be published according TO Law.
Witness our hands this 18th day of December, A D.
1855.
HoRAcE WILDER, Judges Of the Court Of
LYMAN ". POTTER, } 9Th Judicial Dietrict.
T the ssaif c. oo "ni1. ofihe e1 Court Of ooS@os
Pleas within and Tor said County, hereby certify, that
the foregoing is a true copy OF the original order row
witness my Signature. and the Seal Of
&C.,, said Court OF Common Pleas. at Warren.
iShAL this LIST day of J1nsaEy- a. D lss9,
w.r-s,- Ian. 5th. .5e-4w
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MAKING CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo. Cleveland. Co
lumhus & Cincinnati Cleveland * Erie. and CIeve-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
Al Scion. with Hacks TO ChagriB Falls, &c.
" Mantul with Hacks for Ravenna.
" Bracevihe with Hacks for Newton Fails. &c
" Warren with Hacks 10 sharon, Greenville Mead
Vile. Bloomfield. Garfield. &C
:" Youngstown, with Stages TO New Castle, Lowell
Poland and Enon VALLEY, and thence by 2. Fl W.
& c. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Nov -. 1858. CuAS. l.. RHODES Supt.
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STRIKING cHANGE EXPECTED BY %uooFLANDs
AN BIIIEkS
VI


PHiLADELAHII. March i6, l-5a.
Dr.. c.. NJ. JAcKsoS-Dear Sir:-I had suffered 50
long from dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, in their
most aggravated forms. th-t 1 almost despairel Of ind
ing a cure, VIII n, in compliance with the advice Of my
ply slcian, [ had recourse to your German Bitters 1
had taken them. with a markell Improvement, for two
when my hus b md who i: captain Oi the pack
ct ship Saranak. returned from his last voyage His
Arst exclamation on sreiug me. was why Margaret,
what have you been tIkingl f'I look i've hundre'
per cent. he:ter than wher 1 left1" And well he might
say 81. Whrn he sailed On his las: voyage. | was Thin
aud care worn. and ms ccmpl. xion of Il saffron color;
while ow ( IA ave regaiued my flesh, and am in the en-
joyment Of perfect health. Aud ali this l owe T. your
ihvt In able Bitt-rs. I there fore think you are justly
entiiI-l to this certificate. which you ar at IibexIy to
Yours. T.ly-
MARsARET ROWLAND.
- QI-rn 81. southwark.
De snre and ask for HooEEHd's GsrmaA B'ftsrs.an
see that the signature ii U. 81 jackson is OIL the wrap
per Of each bottle.
For SAFE by druggists and storekeep-Isi In every town
and village in the United states. West Indies AMI Ca
Price % cents per bottle. Principal ONCE.
Ais Arch Street. Phil eiphia. Pa "9
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FROM these a-ures it will be seen that pvzriy one
fonTth Of the total deaths in the country are caused by
consumption, to sss nothing OF the numerous other
diseases sIringing from \ slight cold
Do not truhe with sour health; but. IL suffering from
a cough. or coid on the lungs. buy n bottle OF hOOF-
L1NO,s BALSAMIC CUkOIAL- and you may safely
count on a cure. Thousands have done so, and have
cerIined 10 its wonderful effects.
Coughs sometimes proceed I ON a disordered or dys
p.pt,r state of the stomach. IN which case the German
Bttters shonld be uSrd In ezs-s OF weakness or gem
erai dehi Iity oil the system, resulting from a pTotraeted
cough, the German Bitters will be found Of great ben
EFT
Prepared only by DR.. e. NJ. JACKSON. as Arch Street,
Philadelphia. and for sale 10y Druggists and Store
keepers throughout the United States and Canada
Price IS cents per bottle
Local AGENTS:-E- A. Smith & Co., WarreO; En-
sign * Soule, Newton Falls, DR.. Jones. faTmiugtOni
Williams & -QaIbs MesopoEnia; Howe * Green. NJ
bloomfield; Ernst q Hahns. Orangeyille; b. Brown,
uhLon Janl9y
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CALL FOR AN EDUCATIONAL
CONVENTION.

The friends Of Z ~lucation in Trumbuil County and
vicinity. are respectfully solicited 10 meet in eonven
tioL al the HIGH SCHOOL HALL. in Warren, on Sat
urday. February 18th, 1t Ia o clock A. VI. The follow
ing topics. among others. are to he brought before the
convention. viz. The general interests of Education
In the county; The feasibility OF organizing a County
Educational Association; The utility and PRACTICABLE
ity Of h~"ising a Teachers Institute early the coming
si.rpg, &c.
Arrangements have been made TO secure a Lecturer
from abroad, whose name and theme will be announced
in due time.
Teachers and School Officers are especially urged
TO he present and participate in the enjoyments oil a
good time JAS. GREER, Chairman
j. BARRETT. Sec'ry.
The Comraittee are. Rev. Jas Greer. Pennington:
S. =. Deford, LordstoRn. Jas Marvin, Warren; j. j.
Barrett, Neaton Falls; H.. CAldSell, Girard; Roht
H.. Jewell, BrookhsId, Chas. Harrington, Greene, and
the County Examiners. Rev. VIC CLARK, Isasc Grit
A. s,d r. n. Hutchirs. Jan l9-fF
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DIR MORsE's INDIAN ROOF PILLS.

Az I~MPOSr0R-0ne Georg- W Comstock. o. the
FIRM o; COHSroCK & BROTHER is
ehdesvorIng t, co,lect or Votes anil Accounts. pre-
tending that he has bought THIN. w have never soil
hun any Account. Note " Receipt, nor never shall.
AMI we Z We Ihis motto, tn t oar customers may not lie
imposed upor by him. This 81 ne Com stock is the one
that was arrested for Counter citing MOdatt's Medi-
cinss and ToEnsend's SarsAPail'A.
Al WHITE az CO, New York.
N~0TICE-In future all letters relative to DR.. Morse's
INDIAN ROOF PILLS mast be addressed to
A J. WHITE,
No. 10 Courtiandt Street. New York.
and they will maat 9Th uromuta ltent on.
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NO EXCUSE FOR BAD BREAD.
Preston E MerriH's InfaHible Yeast PotcaeT

A v ARTICLE
FOR MAKING LIGfT -A-ND WEE BREAD.
Bead made with this Yeast is perfectly wholesome.
nor liable to sour upon the stomach. and is more nour-
ishing and economical than Bread raised with the
common Brewery Yeast. Price rs cents per box, to be
had at wholesale and retail. Of
L. A. SMITH & Co. Druggists. .
Dec. IS. 1891 M. No. s. Main St
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4 ON%II!STRiTOR s SALE on REAL ESTATE

- u UIWCT Ut - Eg1~7- Ut =" ~W---
t, and state Of UbiO-
Gu SATURDAY. the 10Th day OF FEBRUARY, Al.
I-5g. b, tween the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 3
o'clock p. VI OF said day. on the premises in the
ToRHshIp OF Brookheld, Trumbali County. Ohio, will
be sold to the highest bidder. at Public Auction. the
following Real Estate. situate in BrookieId Township
TIum.ult County. ohio, and kuoNn as part Of lot No.
60 IN said Township, ami known as the Homestead OF
Jeremiah Tribhy, Jr. dec, and contains in all q & y
acres OF land. and has aseen appraised in three parcels,
as follows: % "A 100 acres encumhered with Wild
ow's dover, AT Siu,UO per acre Z So itO acres It
sI2O.OO: % & 1T-lOa A~res. at $3.50 or S-5i.95.
farms OF SALE:-tIne third in hand: one third IN
one year, and one-third In Two years from day Of sale.
}. b. PAYNE. Ad'mr
Ian 70. ,59-4w. of Jeremtah Tfbty Jr. dee.
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DR. HoOELAND'S
BAlSAMlC CORDIAL

rougis. Colds. IaFEenrG. Group. Hsa-sHsss. BysH-
ekifis. PReHnszts. Diseases Of the B0rets "risiEg
from CeIds ~Iaci9ie-t Consumption Gad for ther re-
lief and IF ar all psSstbEe) cure Of Patients iR gS-
uaHeed Stages OF tke latter disease.
This c IehrateI preparation like the Bitters. may
be confidently rel ed on II is designed for = Class Of
diseases more genera, and more fatal than any other
10 which the people OF this couutry are SUI ject-thOs-
sprIpgIng from a s!ight eoid.' That eminent author
inv Or. Bell. Gays: II vail not say that Colds are 10
our Inhabitants what the Plague and IsH0D Feesr are
70 tbos- al amer countries; Iui ! eau aver rOn6 Iently
That hey usher in disease Of greater completely and
mortality than these latter
A iurfhsr proof at the terrible fatality OF diseases
r.snItiur from = -eonEcR ecld' may he 81 en- By a glance
al the iai!osIng sIatIstirs. taken from he records OF
the Board Of Heath OF PhilSielrhia. contessediy one
80 To1s deaths IN PhrafeIphia, IO.26I
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JUVENILE CLASS,

A class FOR Masters and Misses. from s to IS years
Of age, will be formed OF THURSDAY AFTERNOON. the
@0Sh inst in EMPIRE HALL. at 3 o'clock, P NJ
A thorough and %systemati: analysis OF the Elemen-
til principles 81 the science will he given in this class,
thereby enrolling the young learner 10 read musical
notation with ease and eueucy. coupled with a prse-
TIC. calculated TO correct the imPerfsetion ofthe ear.
amt develop the you HUI voice. The terms in this
elassl for IL lessons will he so cents. Cards Of mem
bsrshiP furnished each pupil in this class-as in the
aluit
The hrst lesson In each class will be FREE, and all
interested in the cultivation Of Music. are invited TO
attend WILLIAM C.. WEBSTER.
" b. Private lessons in the cultivation OF the voice
in thorough Base. or on the Piano Forte, will he
given to those who may desire them, at The Hall, or the
residence Of the puniI.
Cards Of Membership to either class may be ohtsinsd
at the bookstores of Geo Aad1mS and Porter x Son.
Jan. II. I-5g-2g. VIC. W..
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S SALE

y y LILA . OALE
~ OF REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance Of an ori-r to me issued by the Pro.
hate Court for Tumbu ] County, in a certain cause
therein pending. wherein l, as Guardian for Ange.ine
McFarlane was plaintiff. and said A. Nc Farlane was
a sfenianE, 1 will oner for public safe, at the door Of
the Court House. in Warren. on
SATURDAY. the i2th day of FEBRUARY, 1859.
at one O'Clock p NJ. the foIInwing r al estate, situate
in Rowland, IN sail cOuLty Of Trumbull and bounced
rs follows, VIZ: Beginning at the north east corner OF
lands OF Jacob Perkins in lot number twenty (sO) in
said township Of HOElsnd, in the middle Of the
Warren md Lake Erie Plank Rad, tFenee north AZ
east. along the middle Of said road. four chains forty
even links H.4sJ. thence moth 544o wesE- along the
lane Of lands OF Charles ) and Asahel W Porter. nine
teen chains eighty eight links 1888 to lands of ia
cob Perkins. thence south along aid Perkins land,
eleven chains nineteen links ll.l9). thence south "a
east along said P-ikins' land thirteen chains SIXTY
Inks Q3 6O) to the place of heyinning. and contain
ing eleven and dfty ave hundredths III .j5J acres Of
and, more or less. Appraised at 50 per acre
WILLIAM
Guardian. &c.
By Hutchins. Cox & R1Ilid. his AT Us.
Ian IQ 49,
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About two years ago my general health became much
impaired, and in a short time there was an eruption
male its appearance on my face and body. assuming
the very wa 81 - p of skin disease. $50 called ny the
Doctors My husband heing a phy sician. tried iif
ierent remedies hut awaited nothing | then applied
To other eminent PLY sicIans, hut got no %reliet. BY
this time my head and face was a mass Of sores. l
heard nf DR.. Ds great success in treating chronic dis
eases aud diseases of the SKIN l applied TO him and
in less than three months he had the eTuI ton removed
and my general health improved undrr his treatment.
so that I now enjoy good health. In conclusion. /
would say those sInering from like disease. should aP
ri, 10 DR.. Dellenbaugh. X A. FOGEE-
Cleveland. Aur Ist- IE53
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4 CAhU -hDUII CLASOES-
"a The Undersigned would most respectfully an
nounce that he VIII Commence a 5 hOolf for Ladies and
Gentlemen in the studs and practice OF Music. in EN-
PlRE HALL, on Thursday EVsHiag January 9th, at
half pas 6 0 ciOcS.
This schools - d, signed for beginners in the study
and practice OF the science. who may desire to enter
upon and pursue a thorough aud systematic course in
the elemental principles, coupled with a practice cal
calIted to deVeiope the voice and render it flexible
and easily controlled by the per ormer; as well as for
those who may have devoted attention to the practical
part Of the art. VINO wish to perfect themselves in The
cultivation of the voice in Performance
The cuuTse win CONSIST OF Twelve Lessons. Cards
Of membership in this class. One Dollar.
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IN TRUMBULL
Samuel L. Gleason
vs.
Jeremiah B Wolf
COMMON PLEAS
Petition for Partition.

The defendant. Jeremiah B Wolf. with take notice
that on the 18th dSy of January. A d lSJ9, the plain
tiH, Samuel L. Gil zson, flied in the COurt Of Common
Plsas.h.s petition iOT partition for his interest," It be-
ing Que Undivided half Of one hundred and ten acres
OF land situated in Hubbard township, rrumbulI coun-
ty- Ohio. now DeIonging To $ id Samuel Il Gleason &
Jerem an u. Wolf; sad lands arr kBO~n as the farm
heretofore owned by Thomas N & Jeremiah b Wolf.
in said Hubbard. nos occupied b. plaintiff. AID PEE
itiOn will be for hearing at the next term OF the Court
~ Common Pleas commencing at the Court House in
Warren, on the 7Lh day Of March nex..
U. H..
Jan. 10. 59-6w Au'y for Pstltiouer.