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fn,ad hy nn. Charles Barf.s-so ,wIdsiy ana b.
votably known IA ths theatrieai world a. Mis- /
sailis ~, Cisir-st thu opesing Of the sanitary |
rAir m naaslo. n IL nom The pen % Anson q. !
chts,srl .i!1 .5 fs.
Tkresehoui The l.nd--ths lard 20 long A. rest,
ofaif the lands the fairest and the beat-- p
i head ths ds,fsninG an Of wafl alarms
ne bray Of trumpstS and ne oIash Of arms
To sysry patriot soul The olangor thrills- Is
ItddII new are 70 study Saxon wills 1854
RAD ffermanf pulfes quicken a. he sees 1f4
Thu ha9 Of treason nsuntinG In the breeze;
Zach loyal heprt With Eishteops anger bufnp Il
Ess I 10 loyal ton tongue ssw snssisnes sSesrs; a.
Es.h iissSy srs ~, = q Is;sy /; VIII ~ @i5hs
Ts ksow ne s,ory-::trssst IN blood and tears,
me Rouruful record q the.s iarring years
Have fought have "a have noSiy died,
ass. struck hsssi S S SssoS % n. dSsi
h.u OFT, thoosh hard and hot the battle seemed,
For uns n Lat, the san Of victory besmed.
Ala, that 10 this glad and golden age, a. ..r.
Aiss Tor pri%r oSs Sus .s OF p pro%ss SesS;
Alas, for Hope's fair lilies sfained with red
net Why sl.s. .inee those who fought and fell
Hss. aled ma, y esdom might forever iivei
he @ Ss hssi sss No as AZ;
Thanks beto God, for glorious victories won,
For something nobly dArrd and nobly done;
tell you upstArt Treason hears. at last
TIE voice 81 retrihutloa In the blast,
Ltoil you that Rebellion, armed and mailed,
Sees that, at l'et, its bastard plot hasfailodi
Anothey honest, hearty, holy hrust,
And haughty treason groyels IN the dust,
ylilin 20 the wiuds our Hammer IL upfurl.d
The hope, the pride, the glory Of the world.
wills 70 the Geld million warriors noek
10 strike for Justice . d ior Plymouth Rock,
Amid the peisings Of this Iron storm
IL NhsNn sIIaR lnru 500. 49, 10
Forbid, Heaven. that abe, and she alone,
In ala the busy hive should play the drone.
No-be u hs''s, whiic men shall do and dare,
To screen him with the shining shie,d OF prayer
Towresthe the conque or'sswOrdin living flowers
To soothe the wounded In their weary hours;
10 glad Thousand stricken hopes-to weep
Where one by one our mArtyred heroes sleep,
To . nd the patient soldier comfort, cheer,
To labor on a. she IL lAborins here.
Go forth, ys IIon-hearted, will ye sleep
dsepi
There work to do, and work that will not wait
A little while and It will be too late
The votae Of woman urges you away
Her Pr-vers for those who tempt the desperate
Tray,
Her tenderest, truest tsAr-dropa for the SlainI
Go forth and prove your valor by your deeds,
Go forth, and win heroic names and needs,
Go clay the monsse Treason, In his den
God giNe the tight the yietory-Ameni
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A large quantity Of clustering Weighing rs
pounds fell on the uight Of tho 18th from the
oelllng OF q room In the old John Hancock
bank bnildlng, at Springfield, upon the bed OF
Misc Mary Y. CuTtls, who was asleep a the
time. As Il fell fifteen feet and upon her cheat
She received internal Injuries FROM which II q
feared she will mover recover. !
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HARVARD MEDICAL Sou JoL.-Th. nrI1aa NJ
the Boylston Medical Society of Harvard TJnI.
yerslty for 1854 have been awarded a. FoI,oIs.
To y. Mlnot Weld, Of Jamaica Plain. for an
essay entitled sour Native MaterlS sedIca !"
the nrsi prize OF thirty dollars to dUard q
LoTing, Of Boston, for an essay on the caaSo.
OF e1udAtion In Inflammation, the second pri ~
oftwenty dollars, The essays will be read Al
the next meeting Of tho Massachusetts Ned.
cal College, ON the evening OF March lSt,
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FOR WELLS, PUMPS,


MAYORS OTTICE,l
WAsBIEgToR, Feb. g, 1861 (
PRoFosALs In writing will be received n this
Once UP 10 ~ O'Clock M, on TUESDAY, the first
dAv oil March next, for making Pumps, HEdrAntI,
Logs for conveying wAterj and for sinh hnS Wells,
including all necessary materials and workman
the best manner and for keeping the same In per-
feet repair for constant use In the First district,
composed Of the F1tst and Second wards; In the
Second district, composed OF the Third, Fourth and
seventh wArdsI AID In the Third district, composed
Of the Fifth Aud sixth warsj leach district to be
bid for separately and TO be given 10 different
the LIST day Of April, 1854, agreeSbT to the follow.
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
Il pain, with Innoxious yApsr, BY Dr.. q ..
sIGEsAoND, Nc. no PsnnsyiyaniA Avsnas,
inventors and sole manufacturers Of Anassthsts
roforrl, Ether but stristly Anassthstis Agent
troly free from sxhilsrating snsats And psrfsstly
s.sissios. ssS p:ii:ssiss.a.iSiisi . psis.
deek-du w ~. ..
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1904 ARRANGEMENTsl SS1
lOO4. OF lOO4

1864. ARRANS5EEMENTslS64
Few YORK LIHEs.
PAIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD CoNFA'
IRON PHILADELPHIA TO MEN Y0RK
ARD WAY PLACES,
rroas. WALNUT Street Wharf sAd Hse-
siastoE Depot,
WILL LEAvH AS PoLLows, VIE. far.
Al A. NJ, via Camden and Amboy-C. hA.
A.. (. ' &, VIs cs%aea and Jersey ci,y-sew -
Jersey Accommodation -
A. A. H., via Camden ard IerSe5 City
AS !: X, u. es@dsp and Jersey city
an !. n, Via KsDsingtOn ,nd Jersey CIT
~ IA K, via Camden and Anbuy--e .Do
Al :. NJ, via Camden and Anboy-c. .Da
A. :. X, P %is Kcn.,1gton and Jersey cts ~
Washington and n. y. EHpreSs toc
~ AZ 2. "a, via ensinEton and Jersey City
nmxF' en- u. i KsuI,as,oa aud J,risy city, ~
Al l.. 1 1SisSs5 VIA IA Rsn.ins,op .ui Jersey
city, Southern Express 80
A. p. NJ, via Camden and Amboy--Aeoo,.
nodstion (FTeight and PasssngsTl--
Ist slAIs ticket az
rne s.I6 ?. N. Evening Mall and the l.so tSIshtl
southern ExpreErvilI' rue daily, tAll others Iu-
| lays exespted.l .-.
DIRECT THROUGH Inns.
Bstwesn wAshington and New York, via BAIti.
more and Philadelphia
Leave washington for Now York Al 7 and 1914
=. m, and 7;so p. m. The sunday line leaves ~
Leave New York for Warrington At and 10 a.
n, 71o P; m, and II midnight. The sunday line
Through without change Of ear.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave Walnut street wharf at and =. m, ~ n,
and p. m,
Leave Kensipgton Depot At III5 a. m sS5, T. ~
and 6.46 p. m, and l2oo =. m. (nigbtl
The as p. N. Line runs daily all others sun
days excepted.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES.
Leave foot Of Barclay street ct q. m. and p. N
From foot OF Cortland street At !, s and 10 3. m.
| 70 N, I and p. m, and u night.
The sP. m line runs dAtlyl all othen sunday
| excepted. W. n. GATZMER, Agent
Phil'a Aod n. Y. Lines.
PHILADELrHIA, Dec. %, 1869. deal
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PROPOSALS.
DRoFo B4Is FOR FORAGE
cnirr ogAsrn.MA.rEp's orEIeE, !

cnfnr ouAnTxnMAsTEnis OrrIeE,l
&. WAsHiraroH DEfoT. Deeember 1883. y
for sHppiDRR &. 6 81 ss. 81:
Department., At wsshin.tsn, ?, g, Baltimore, Nd,
bids Willis resolved for The delivery Of 5000
bu.hsl. Of corn or oats and otons Of hay straw,
BidSsrs must state a, which Of HE sbove-nsmsd
rates At which they win make deliveries thereAt,
SH: wSsn All: a's 5. com
menced, and when 10 be oompletef,
The price must be written out in words On the
Corn to DO put up ia good s.sut assksr Of Esou,
two bushels zach: oats In like sacks, Of about
Without tis Hi extra sSsfss 70 The ooysrSnsnt The
hay and straw 10 be securely baled.
fhe particular kind OF description Of oats, corr,
All the articles offered under the bids herein in.
@ 3 ss ss y the
Contracts will be awarded from time TO time 10
the lowest responsible bidder, As the interest Of
s OT
have been delivered and accepted.
The bidder will Be required TO accompany bis
6ie persons, that In ease his hid Il asesptsd he OF
they Will, within ten days thereafter execute the
contract for The :sns Ei,s good and sIeisnt
tract TO deliver the forage proposed In conformity
with the terms Of this Advertisement, and In ease
Ssv sE rooa he NJ h
Of IaId bidder and the NEXT lowest responsibls bd
| Ter. or the persons 70 whom me contract NAV be
| Swnrded w "NOA' WV -' ~
| Ths resnon,IbiIitv Of the ru.rautor. must h,
shown BY the ofieial certineate OF United states
S..a Gs.s & .ts. T
| oF re.non.ihie nsr.nn hnc,--n y, th,r oesss
An bidders wiiI Do duly notissd OF the acceptance
| me fuli name And RI b. addre,s of sach hidde,
| Proposais must b sddressed 70 BriEadisr General
| D. H. Rueker, chef Depot ouartermaster. Wssh.
instnn. n. C.. and shonld be niainix marEed q Pro-
| poenls for forAre.n 49,
| Ronds, IN a nm canal n IN. amount oft the oon.
| tract, sirned by the sontrsctor and both or I'M
dsr or biddsr, upon sisninS ne eontSset. WV
| : mnnE fnrma ~ MAJ. e1iar.ntees mi bdfs,,. m.,
i he ohtained anon anuilc stion Al this nfbss '
| FORM or pRoPoSAI
fToun countv ana atSfei~
| Ifintel--I
| 1. IN. ,pb.o,ih.r- Al h.r.hv nropo.. N t,,n,.,
and deliver To- me DATED states. n lie Quarter
M ,s ~ n,,a aH,N,t,....-., ssE.ee.oy .
sSmbsT iess ~. 9oIISv, m spts Hepo' Do
| on 1 pounds
- bushels or Oats, In saeka Al - mar bu.hs
Of n pounda
- tons OF hnled Hav Al - per tim nj 10
pounds
|. - tons OF bAlod Straw Al - per ton of q 90
pounds.
Delivery 70 commence on or before the -
fore the = day Of 49,, iss and pIsiEe mysel
n
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
thesuhlcribsr hAs obtained from tho Orphans
Court Of Washington County, Ia the District OF
Colpmbia, letterA OF AdninlS tIAtlon, 90 tho par
sonM estate 81 ThonAs Connor, late OF Wash
inEton, 2, g, deceAsed, Al persons having
eIAipg Against the said deeeahsd Aiehereby warned
70 exhibit the same, with the youohers thereof,
e The AlpssIiesr, on OF before the 18th day OF
elRded GOn an benahf OF the said eEtAte, Given
under my hand this 18th day OF February A. D.
'isiS-ltawsw. JOHANNA COMMON
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7 INTERIOR ADoRNNENTs

.fH sFALL SRADns AND FnIcE8.
Warranted Gold HAND window NhAda . BuG
order.
Also, a hAndSons assortment Of PissurS I ore A.
TASASIs, all sizes and solora.
Purchasing for cash, and allowing ne old rosk q
aosumulAte, psrgons noodlnE the above nooS,s viii
ind II TO their advantage 10 giVe ne . call,
man wSo hsys s.rxa sna ssPsI,r pre-. y
their IAds. m
satiEfas:iog guaranteed, q 30 psy rsquirso.
L p1skse give ne . call.
Remember tho Aumher.
JoHN MARKRITRh
Ne. tss seventh street,
nIhi doors above Odd Pallsws' MAJ,
nsv zs-kms
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Mt EW OR X

NEW YORK
IN AND
WAsHIE TON
AMSHIP LINE.
sEAI-WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK, WASH
IN6TON AHD GEORGETOWN, ID. q.
STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE,
sALVOR, AND JAS. d. GREEN.
M hSEulaT sailing Days WEDNESDAYS and SAT-
SkDAYbI At 10 a, M, from foot OF High street,
ssssEs'sNn' and Pier 10, foot Of Wall street, New
For height o. passage apply 10 n. ..a.
MORGAN 6 RHiNEHART, Agents,
loot Of High street. Georgetown, or
.... JAMES HAND, Agent,
oeas-On ~ WAn street New York.
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-NJEW LETTERS PATENT,
W ;csrtinsAts No. ss,sss, May %, IsSi.l i
INSTANTANEOUS INDICAToRi
yNs Advantages ofthis Invention are ths,a
PERFECT DETECTIVE ....
ssssins 10 orsrsd to the Public, that win account
~ % = ALL MONEYS RECEIVED aru
ReE The ErsAt benefit OF Chartered Companies as
CITY Passenger hAiiIoAd Cara, Ferry noAts Of the
I TE cs AZ roSt f..sS.snSs. Sys, ntiage.
tors or Gate ksapeTa-is In no way complicated,
AAd 81 great strength and duTa6ilityj 70 hirshsl
s...s1t y US on this saving point IL InnooSsSarYt
rELL-TALK MAoHINRi
Against the too-often prAstised
KNocK-DowN SYSTEM. ,.at g..
ne 5sa:rn use y also whs,sysr Moneys Arsp paid
THEATRES, ....T TN. b. lie
O helT dnsrent Tiers, and All othSr Public Places
ExAlbltioAi LArEe nrstslAai Hotel Dining
81 tAeir rents By lta lntroduetion,) Fair 0roundS
nAss Courses, Wheel Vehicles, and last, though
sSI isa,tl his p,iRsipis prevents Fraudulent Rs-
=, L-Coamunisaiions from thoss having uss
Ar sssh hAshiAe., addressed to The Undersigned,
ROWLAND ORoMELIKR,
4t... .-. WILLIAM n CRISP, u -...l
sSA'Ss. a. =, g Pss sS Avenue
1SERhs OF THE SUPREME COURT
"a
Is hsfeby given that, BY rule OF the Court ia
tsrnB have been nNtd IS followu;
General Terms,
third Monday Of January.
flint Monday OF May. =. |... .."..
Ihir Monday Of Oetober. .H" ..
f9His Tia CtTeuA Count ..
10 which AlsnS Jury IL impRnneled for thu trial
oil civil oAaes.)
ElTIt Tuesday Of February.
Third Monday Of May.
First Tuesday Of November.
1SrAJ eIhs Crinlifldi Cofri, ...a-
frat Monday OF March.
Third Monday Of June
first Monday Of December,
T6F1GI Of NE DiSiT1a CO1H1,
f1rnt AondAy Of Juno.
first Monday Of December.
special T1us
RirGt Tuesday o. January
Firnt TusadAy Of FsDruATI,
ElFHt Tuesday OF mhrsh,
Hirut tuesday OF April. '
rhlfd Monday VI MAy. 3d..
first tuesday OF June.
Tlrli Tuesday Of July,
HTst TUESDAY Of September,
Firat tuesday Of October. ...
Ftrut tuesday Of November, ...
Tiret tuesday OF December.
BT OTdT 81 the Coaft, n. J. MEIGA
~. ...-----l ..I.... L-1f. 20
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CHIEF QUARTERNAsTERs OF,

HHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's Of
~ FIcE, DEfoT or WAsHiHsroH, WAsHIssToE,
C., January 4, 1854. ID I..'. WV -T 0.0a'
AIdsalsr. IN Drugs, Hardware, Lumbar, leather,
queated 70 sehd 70 thiH offse, on the MONDAY Of
Sash week, sealed proposal or List, v lupliests,
Depot Al short sotiss, viii ths nriss n sash
marked Ia plain Agurss, % that, N ease the sxi-
Iapsiss Of the service require IT, the Artisle
lowest price. '.T I'' wv WI. .Iu
Dealers wishiAg to sail 10 this Depot will 10 re-
CURED to furnish the list punstualiy sysZ Monday
Bigsdisr General and caisf oasfs.rsssi:r,
JAS-h Depoto Waahington.
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III HARDWARE, BARRON, AND
III sTkKL. -
Hardware, bAF-Iron, STEEL
horse Nails and shoes
Diamond BtAts 1hoslnu Lron-
AXles AAd Axle Boxes
Spring., Carriage And IRE hsl0
hubs sPokea, FalloOs, nhAf6
pAak. Drill AAd Canvas
Wheels, Buggy and wagon BSWI
uAifoloM 1pnngs
Excelsior, Tow, HAIR
Castings Of all kinda q, d.
EnEliah ana AmanaAA VaFniahss
a large AAd complete Stesk 81 Tie above con
tAntiy on hand. 7'
THOMPSON = co.,
49, Late Q, n. ThonpaAo b Nh
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hereby certify that, 10 the beat OF my knoWl-
edge and belief, the AboVe-named EuArAntors are
good ar sufnoient ~ suretiea for the amount for
which they offer to be security.
To be certified by the United states District Al.
torney, Collector of Customs, or any other ofnoer
under the United Staten Government, or rcHponGi.
Bile person known to this once.
d. II. RUCKER,
dc9-u Brig. Gen. and auArtermArter.
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EXPRESSES.

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
n OFFICE sI4 PENN. AvENbK
WaShtngsoa 0itg, r. q
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pIsEAsE OF MPRUDENCE.

ms AAsy thousAna sursd At this instituiion
within tbs Last eighteen years, and the numerous
Important sufgiel Operations performed BY DI.
AAd many other PApers, notices Of which have ap-
PeAIed AEAin and again bsioTs the public, besiass
.RehsibilitJ, Il Tufnoisst guarantees 70 the a.
SKIN DIsRAsRs SPEEDILY CURED.
Persons writing rhould be particular In dirostins
thsI latter " his institution, In the following
mAnBsrt .'.,.l- N. 80
John NJ. JOHNSTON, N d,
Daltinors Losk Hospital,
90 1-lv baltimore. Maryland.
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rsnsst that Q sound mind snd body are the mor
nssess.ry requisites te promote eonnubisl hAppi.
LIE becomes weary pilgrimage, the prospest
hourly dArkeas 70 the Wow the mind becomes
EhAdowed with despair, and nlled with the melan.
cues blightsd With our own.
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Dr.. NJ vELLNrs rav,is Hospital, IN the Fed.
ere, MOCK, Corner OfssvsntA and = strsst', OppO.
sI,s tho Post and Pstsnt oaos,. Room. y aud ~,
up ,tslrs, wsshingtoh, D. c.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-10
Small Pox.

We have taken some pains to ascertain
the exact state of facts in regard to the
cases of small pox which have occurred
in this town and vicinity, as very exag-
gerated reports concerning it are abroad.
The first case occurred in the family of
Mr.. A. Scofeld, living on a farm belong
ing to the estate of the late Jacob Per-
kins, on the Bazetta road, about a mile
from the Court House. Here there were
eight cases, one in the family of a neigh
Dor across the road, and one case occur-
red on the west side Of the river, in all
ten cases, not one of which proved fatal.
Most of them have been very light. only
one considered at all dangerous. There
have been no netG cases of late, and all
alarm has subsidized here. In fact, we
think it is well to have a case of small
pox now and then, just to remind people.
and especially parents. of the necessity of
having every person in their family vac
cinated. Had the family of Mr.. Scofeld
peel vsccinated, which, as we are inform
ed was not the case, the disease would
not have occurred here, at this time.
Since the above was in type, We have
received from DR.. F. A. Bierce, the fol-
lowing:
Editors GrOniels:-I wish, for the bene-
fit of the people in the country, and some
small pox families in town, to correct the
wild rumors that are ahoat, in regard to
the above disease. If one were to give
credit to half hat they say, and stories
generally in circulation, the conclusion
would be inevitable, that one fourth of
the inhabitants of Warren were dead,
and another fourth going blind with
small pox. Fortunately, at present, non
have died, and none have lost their sight.
There are sick, and recovering, in the
place, ten cases; eight of the cases are
Three are continent, three semi
continent, and two of the distinct kind.
The disease is confined t. three families,
in the outskirts Of the town, with a rea-
sonable prospect ofnot spreading further.
Vaccination is q very sure protection
v~ariola, except in some instances,
where a peculiarly susceptible o~rganiEa-
ton demands the holding of the nose.
about the country, can come to
Warren, do their business, stay altnight,
and go home, or anywhere else, in perfect
FRED. A. BIERCE, n. D.
Warren. Feb. g.
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Business Notice.

We mentioned, last week, that Judge
Spear had disposed of his planing-mill to
Mr.. Warren Packard, who, we are pleased
to learn, intends to largely increase the
capacity of the establishment and the
number of employees, making it more
than ever an important part of the bust
ness industry of u town.
Mr.. P. has a number Of saW-mills under
constant contribution, in this State, and
the pine regions of Pennsylvania, TO fur
nish the large quantities of lumber his
business will require.
Judge Spear, when on the eve of sever
ing the intimate association that had so
long pleasantly existed between his EN-
ployees and himself, invited them to meet
him, a few evenings since, at the Nation
al Hotel, where a sumptuous repast had
been prepared for the occasion. The COM
pany consisted of fifteen to twenty per-
sons, the new proprietor, Mr.. Packard
being n of the guests. After the efforts
of mine host and hostess of the National
had been amply discussed, and unani-
mously decided in the affirmative, a few
appropriate remarks were made by Mr..
Spear, in which he reverted to his forty
years campaign and experience in War
zen, in the Sash business, during which
time he had seen it rise from a very hum
bic beginning to its present proportions.
He also spoke of the kindness and faith
iulness of his employees, some of whom
had for years been in the establishment.
Remarks, appropriate to the occasion,
were also made by Mr.. Packard. Other
gentlemen present were also called out
who responded briefly, after which the
company adjourned to the parlor, and
spent an hour in agreeable conversation.
We like the spirit manifested in these
social interviews. 1t places employer and
employees in that relation to each other
which goes far TO disarm all jealousy and
mutual confidence between the
concerned.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-10
Lieut.. V. n. Weir.

LleUt. " N. eIr.
Again are we called to the sad duty of
recording the death of one of our young
soldiers.
Lieut.. Weir of the Seth Ohio Volun
teers Infantry, after a brief six months
campaign in Kentucky and tennessee,
reached this place on the 29th ult., and
died on the following Wednesday, aged
&c years. He had resided in Warren
about eight years, and at the time of his
death was a partner in the firm of Bouton
4 Wier. His remains, attended by a few
of his companions from Warren, were
taken to Pennington for interment.
Funeral services were held in the Con-
gregational Church, which was crowded
by the friends and a~cquaintences of the
deceased. A very appropriate discourse
was preached by the Rev. R. Hoisington
of the Presbyterian Church of Warren.
The Pennington Independent Com
pany was in attendance, and over the
brave soldier they discharged their fare
well volley.
V. n. Weir was a young man of mark
ed integrity and purity of life, and that
he was actuated by sincere motives and
high purposes, was apparent to all who
came in contact with him.
Six months ago he left US in the fresh
ness and vigor of early manhood.
His brief military career is soon and
sadly ended. He died in the esteem of
all who knew him. Another victim to
the carnival of treason.
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The weddell House, Cleveland.

This hotel, so many years a ~favorite
with the public. has recently been much
improved, renovated and modernized in
all its ample interior arrangements. The
Weddell is now under the experienced
management of the Messrs. KIRKwooD,
late ofthe wellknown "Kirkwood House."
Washington, D. C. We had an opportu-
nifty, a few days since, of looking through
the Weddell, and found its spacious par
lors, reception rooms, chambers and din
ing-hall, all remodeled and refttedin the
most elegant style. Everything about the
house, from basement TO attic is new,
every article of furniture having been
made to special order for the house. We
assure any of our readers who may visit
Cleveland, that they will find the Weddell
the ~pleasantest hotel they have yet met
with in that city, and we are not alone in
the opinion that it has no equal, at least
no superior, in the West.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-02-10

Arctic.
The magnificent Panorama of DR..
Kane's Arctic Expedition, which has
drawn such immense audiences in all the
large cities of the Union, during the past
seven years, will be exhibited at Webb's
Hall tomorrow, Friday and Saturday
evenings.
An investment Of Is cents here, will
give you a two years voyage among the
magnificent splendors of those far off re-
gions-including as Prof. Seager says up
on his small bills, two years aboard wal
rus meat, bear meat, rat soup, puppy pie
and other d~elicacies.) Several marrow
escapes" and an opportunity to climb the
North Pole. Prof. Seager, by the way,
delivers an eloquent lecture descriptive
of the scenes as they pass-and also sings
the best songs and ballads of the day
On Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock, the
children and those who cannot attend at
night, will have an opportunity at the re-
duced rates of Is cents for adults, and
10 cents for children.