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Tire City Amusements.

AT THE ARCH the pantomlme Of Huntpty Dunpty
with Tony Denier as "Clown," is now running
smoothly. This is an excellent entertainment for
the warm weather, and in the present dearth OF
amusements IL ought to be great attraction.
SAMUEL s. SANFoRDs BENEFIT-This royal en-
bodlment OF Ethiopian delineation, in comparison
with whom all others 'pale their ineffectual fires"
takes benefit at Fox's American Theatre on Friday
evening, and the occasion should be genuine ova-
tion to one OF the most genial and talented come
dans OF the day. Sanford is as talented as he is
popular. His friends legion, and should, as they
will, no doubt assemble in throngs the night OF
his benefit Let him have "a bumper at parting, -
for we learn that he leaves Foxs Theatre shortly,
being required elsewhere where his talents will meet
due appreciation and an appropriate pecunlary re.
uord
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TIE SEASON OF ExHAUsTIoN-No matter how vigorous
by nature system and the constitution may be- they
must necessarily suffer less from the depicting
effects of temperature of unless strength
ened and sustained by wholesome tonic treatment The
extra the vital forces must be met and
terbaanced by extra resistant the unusual and
rapid consumption of the animal fluids by profuse persp
be compensated by the perfect digestion and
assimilation the food taken into the stomach, from
which the fluids and the solids of the body de-
rived the physical strength Declines and the
mind sympathzing with the machinery through which it
acts becomes depressed and enervated. A sTIMULANr
is therefore absolutely required at this not violent
one calculated to produce febie excitement but some
thing which recruit and reinforce the whole organza
ton in proportion the extraordinary drain to which the
torrd heat subjects it.
This desderatum is supplied in a palatable and most
efficient form HosTETTER's STOMACH BTrTERs, which
the people of this country after than twenty-five
experience have accepted and endorsed the best
tonic Alternative and anbious preparation which med
cal chemistry yet succeeded in obtaining from the
strength sustaining, healing and purifying products lo
the vegetable kingdom Every Ingredient of this famous
compound has its specific virtue and the result of
their combination the most genial invgorant apeent
and regulating medicine administered, either as
vassbe climate Among these may be enumerated dys
PePsa biousne constipation fever ana ague nervous
digestion OF HosTErTERs BirTERs is the best
sSSs SssSfib 0f botS sS1e and ss. during
sE-LINEy SUITS IN WHITE AND FANCY
WANAMAKER d BROWN
s. E. Cor. SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
rE-cA ssIMERE SUITS, LARGE AssORTMEYE
WANAMARER ee BROWN,
OAK HALL,
S. e. Coz. sIxTH aud A1RKET Streets.
pg-DRAP DETE SUITS FOR SUMNER.
WANAMAKER Dc GROWN,
OAK HALL,
Sc. Cor. SIXTH and M4RKET Streets
eE-DUSTERS, BLACK AND COLORED Al
PACA AND LINEN DUSI-PROOE
FANAAARER ec BR0WN
S. f. Cor. SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
aE-CHEVIOF SUITS, SEVERAL SHADES,
WANAMAKER f' BROWN
OAK HALL,
s. e. Cor. MYTH and MARKET Streets.
aF-SUITS FOR SEASIDE And MOUNTAIN.
WINAAAKER d BRQWH
S. Z. Cor. SIXTH aud M4RKET Streets.
sg-sUITs FOR IRA YELLING, YACHTING,
AND SPORTING. -
w4NAMAKER & BRqEN,
S. e. Cor. sIxrH aud M1RKET streets
gx-WHITE VESTS DUCK aad MARSEILLEs.
W4NAMARER d BROWN
OAK HALL,
S. E. Cor sIXTH aud M1RKET Streets
aE-BOYs AND YOUTHS SUITS, AID AGES.
HANAMAKER t BROWN
S.E Cor SIXTH and MARKET Streets
rE-eARMENTs no MEA SURE
WANAMAKER d BROWN
OAK NAM,
Is b. Cor. SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
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CHT ITEMS.

ALPACA, DRAP D'ETE, AND LINEN SACK COATS
BLACK ond Fnnog CoIors Cloth Sacks, tight ooight
Black and Fancy CoIors Cloth ChesedeJ, light tosigh
Linen and Duck F0nts and Vests.
Linen Busters, for Travelling.
EUeryfhiDg IN The tooy If Clothing suited TO de Season.
large assortment, selling rapidly bh rptenished day
neo fresh, and Fashionable; superior 10 rsddymdts
stock IN PHILADELPHIA Sold at prices guaranteed IoTer than
e ooeSt elsewhere, the sale cancelled and money
funded.
HALF WAY BETWEEN BENNETT 4 %,
Sirn Streets No. SIS MARKET ST..
PHILADELPHIA,
AND 600 BROADWAY, NEW YoRK
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IT rs ONLY NECESSARY to give Mr.. Speers STANDARD
Wine Btters" fair and judcious trial to be fully
vnoed that they superior to other offered to the
public, to the medical profession, remedy for de-
biity arising from the inactivity of the different func
tons of the system. Their base is his Wine combined
with the bitter principle of the best tones herbs and
roos) known to practical chemists See his advertise.
in another column his circulars at the principal
Drug Stores.
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IT to get clear of Cold the first week, but it
much better and safer to rid yourself of it the first
hours the remedy for the being
DIR. JAYSE's ExPEcToRANT. Sold by all Druggists.
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HALLET, DAVIS Cos PIANOS possess the most superb
action with unusual purity of tone which is of lovely
sofness and great briancy The agents. No 9 Chestnut
street, exhibit thirty -four premiums all Others
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AND 600 BRoApwAY, M
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No. sai CHEsNUT STREET
CLorHIER.

GESTIENfEN CONTEMPLATING visiting the sea-shore
reouested to examine the assortment of thin clothing
now arranged for their inspection the counter at
No. 1874 Chestnut street.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
CAPE MAY.
q G E AN a O U 8 e 1.
CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY.

This well-mown and fayorite House having been
thoroughly renovated and improved will be reopened By
the undersigned, hrstclass Family Hotel, the
twenty fourth Of june next.
The OCEAN HOUSE is situated within ffty yards Of
the beach II Offers superior advantages 10 Families
account Of quiet and the high character Of its and
it viii be kept strictly homek every respect Seventy
five New Bathing Rooms havo been added and Iuy
other important improvements, which viii contribute
greatly to the comfort Of visitors
The RropretorB have had several years. experience in
Cape May Hotel business and have secured help which
will equal that Of any other House the Island.
Every effort will be made give satisfaction all VT
may favor the OCEAN HOUSE with their patronage
For Rooms, ETC.. address 1854 mwf4plm
LYCETT s. SAWYER.
W
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CLARK.-On the Goth instant, Mrs. JOSEPHINE
OLAhk, wife OF George W. CLARK, and daughter Of John
and Eleanor #. Graves, aged 80 years
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral from the residence of
parents No. 30 Washington avenue Friday afternoon
at "a O'Clock. To proceed to Union Cemetery.
GOLDSMITH.--on Monday June es 1862, THOMAS
OLInhk GOLDSMIIH, JR., SON Of DR. Thomas Oliver
The relatives and male friends OF the family Ionic
Lodge, No. ~ Camden Lodge, No. 10; Sloan II. II. A.
Chapter, NO. z; Cyrene Commandery, No. 2, A. Y. NJ,
Camden N. j.; Grard Mark Lodge, No. 2l4 ST. John's
pba and the Order generally invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence No 1886 N Fifth street.
on Thursday, July 1, at O'Clock p NJ.
HAGUEOn the 2qth Instant, after short and severe
illness, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, youngest son Of An
drew and johanna Hague, aged years and month.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited
attend the funeral from the residence OF his parents
No 1872 Hanoyer street Friday afternoon at o'clock
OBITUARY
II is with emotions Of sincere regret that learn Of the
death OF the widow OF DIR. L. O. q. Wishart the we'll
known discoverer Of the Pine Tree Tar Cordial Mrs
Wishart a lady held in the highest eseom among
large circle of friends She of all thOs
which quickly attract and which go far
strengthen the bonds of friendship DIR. Wishart,
1T is we'll known, gained a reputation world divide
by the discovery of the Pine Tree Cordial with
which his name is inseparably linked, and amassed
fortune OF the estate which he left his wife took and
remained its Administrative until her death She well
known fer her benevoence and though there pub
lie mention Of her charitable Deeds still their nfluenc
felt in destitute home in city SO suddenly
removed from position which she filled with such grace
her death will be felt with keen sorrow by many of our
citizens
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SINGER's SEWING MACHINES
On easiest possible terms, by
o. F. DAVIS. No. $40 ohesnut street.
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HATS AND OAPs.

VIZ WARBURTONS IMPROVED VENTI-
~ lated aud syhtting Dress Hats (paented in all
improved fashions Of the season. uHESNtr Street.
neat door 10 the Post omOa uHf.
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No BASE BALL
The Baseball boys all alive
For sprighty recreation
Out in the scorching sun they strive
With clubs from all creation.
Long stops make runs across the grass
For water Cor for cool ale)
And Batters give the coMp-de-grace
BY getting coup-de-soleiU
But we have quite another ball,
With nothing base about it;
We make game in saying all
Should never be without it,
This ball is MARvIN's SPHERICAL
SAFE from all opposition;
We roll our ball with merry call
For honest competition.
Invulnerable Spherical Safes for sale by
MARVIN & Co.,
No. 72t Chestnut street.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-24
Temperance III

Reader; did you ever consider in
what sense you might be your broth
er's keeper? Think Of the effect your
example may have on some misguid-
ed brother, for good or for evil? lift
will influence him either way, is
there not a responsibility resting upon
you, that demands your serious atten-
ton?
If you can, by any reasonable
amount of %exertiOn, or, by a little
self denial, save one from falling, or
assist one to rise who is already down,
is it not a duty you owe to mankind,
TO so use your influence and example,
that these desirable ends may be ac-
complished thereby?
Please give this matter your serious
consideration. Don't content yourself
by saying my church is Temperance
Society enough for me-" but go
straightway and join the GOOD Tenn
pIqrs," a union of temperance men
and women too, from all the churches,
and thus let the focal point send forth
a blaze of Temperance light, that will
illuminate the pathway of all philan-
thropists throi the coming future,
binding at the same time,-as the
sun does the bats and moles-all enc
mics to neutrality-suspicious. progress.
BLUNDERBUSS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-24
Severe Accident

Severe Accident
On Monday evening, Mr.. Ariel
Roberts, a step son Of Mr.. Barrett, of
this place was severely injured at
Windham, under the following cir
cumstaDees;
The young man bad taken the
evening mail train going west on the
lower road, with the intention Of
changing at Windham, where the two
trains pass, and coming back on
Crawford's train. Medbury's train
did not stop at Windham, and, while
going at the rate of about fifteen miles
an hour, Mr.. Roberts jumped from
the mail train, slipping as he struck
the platform, and sliding underCray-
ford's train, which was just moving
out, and which passed over both his
feet.
He was Immediately placed on
board Crawford's train and brought
TO Warren. DIR. Moore got on the
cars at Leavittsburg, and admins
tered a dose of morphine, and DR..
Woodwork. having been telegraphed,
Joined his associate on his arrival at
Warren.
1t was found necessary to amputate
half of the right foot. The left foot
was badly injured, but was adjusted
and sewed up. Hopes are entertained
that DO further a%mputation will be
necessary. The young man is now at
the house Of Mr.. Barrett, on South
Street, and is doing as well as could
be expected under the circumstances.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-24
East Mecca Incident.

EDITOR CHRONICLE Il wish to
make mention, through your worthy
paper, OF my gratitude to this people
for favOrs, shown in a very happy
circumstance which recently took
place in the midst of my household,
rejecting in among US much OF the
pleasant, together with the sweet
things to the taste, as well as q hand
some proportion of that commodity
nominally known as greenbaeks.
On the eve of the 10th ult., 4 large
party of the people of East Mecca and
vicinity paid us a visit, and after
sundry ehattings, soon were e n
making ready to dine. With merry
faces and ready dispatch was this
pleasant part of the exercises passed,
though the Collectors were here and
there seen gliding around among
them, with their winning looks and
smiles. Very shortly came the
speech to the compliment of sixty
dollars, and then with light hearts,
the kind good nights-a good time
generally. DAVID WEBB.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-24

The chronological Journal for
March contains-The Champions of
Social Reform-Mrs. Elizabeth Cady
Stanton and Miss Susan B. ANTHONY,
Ole Bull, the great YiolinIst; Samuel
4. Crowther, the negro Bishop ; John
J. Watson, American Musician /;
Mans Power over Death; Peltier, q
Phrenologist; Among the Pacific
Islanders; Quaker Religion; Witch.
craft; The Woman Question in Ger
many; George Ottinger, the Rocky
Mountain Artist; Friend, Go up
Higher Phantasmagoria, or Sketches
of distinguished personages; Prosper
ity Equality; Thibetan Women /;
SIR Humphrey DRyy's Experlmepts,
etc. With many portraits and other
Illustrations. Only 80 cents, or So a
year. Address S. R. Wells, $50
Broadway, n. Y.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-24
VALUABLE PROPERTY

A ND PLEASANT HOMES FOR
ASALE- The subscriber offers for sale at
a great bargain his valuable property, situ-
ated in Green Township, at the East Center,
called "Curtis's Corners" and 4 miles west
of the center Of Gustavus; it consists OF ~
acres OF good land, on which is 4 good dwell
ling house gothic style) with rooms on the
lower floor, and 5 above, all done OF with
hard finish Of plaster; clothes presses, cup
boards, &C. Has a good cellar, good wafer
convenient TO the door, and cistern, the
water from which can be pumped up into
the kitchen, wood house, also attached. A
good barn, an old store house and other out
buildings, and good fruit. ! will sell this
low for cash or OF a credit 10 suit the purchas-
er. Enquire for above Of Liberty Raymond,
OF Green Township.
! also offer for sale my Homestead of three
acres, on the west sideof the river, one-half
mile west of the Court House, house and
barn in good condition and convenient for
their various uses, good cellar, good water,
and convenient, and an abundance of the
choicest Of fruits OF various kinds.
Also, 1 offer las AGENT that splendid house
and lot on Quinby Hill, known as the Mich
OILS property"
Any further information may be had con-
corning said property, by addressing the
subscriber at Warren, o., Box 400.
Warran Fob z ISso.s
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-24
LOCAL and

-Courtcommences next Monday.
"A new bell has been procured for
the Presbyterian church in Hubbard.
The coaches of the A. & G. W.
Ry, are to be re-lettered with the Erie
mark
The Wares Hemestead and Loan
Association meets next Saturday
night.
Don't forget to attend the Lecture
In webb's Hall, on Saturday even
ing next.
w. o. Forrist, Esq, formerly Of
Warren, but late of st. Louis, has
removed TO Mexico, Mo.
Prof. Hinsdale, of Alliance, will
preach at the Baptist Church in this
place on Sunday, March 18th.
Col. J. F. Asper was in town on
Saturday and left on Monday for
Washington City.
n. F. Hoffman, Esq, is confined
to his room at the Austin House, by q
severe attack Of rheumatism.
Monday was Washington's birth
day, and the Ohio Legislature adjourn
ed to celebrate.
in 1860 the number Of inhabitants
in Warren was 9, 4O2; in 1868, the num-
Der was sos, an increase Of los per
cent.
The name Of the Hubbard paper
has been changed from the Standard
ito that of the Miners journal.
The Spring term Of the Orwell
Normal Institute will begin on the
ed Of March. See Advertisement.
The distribution Of the Youngs-
town Personal Property and Real
Estate Association has been postponed
until April 18th.
The Good Templars are making
preparations for a dramatic entertain
ment, to be given in Webb's Hall, in
two or three weeks.
II. J. McLain & Son have added
asAyings Bank Department to their
regular Banking business. Read adj
Yertisement in local column.
1t is said that enc of the citizens
OF Miles bought a farm for $40, 900 and
made a present of it to a friend. We
do not vouch for the truth Of this
story.
"A donation FOR Rev. D. II. Rogers,
pastor of the n. E. Church in Miles.
will be held at Crandon & Hartzel's
Hall, on next Friday evening.
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PER BARREL.
PER POUND.
f1ereland Mholesale MARKETS.

MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 2, 1868.
FLOUR-Market quiet and steady. We
quote:-City xxx white SLOTS; Xxx amber
$9,O0; Xxx spring S7,75; Country. brands Xxx
white winter s9,OOG9,50; Xxx red winter $50
Gs.&; Xxx spring S6,25S7,& Buckwheat
Flour in fair demand at SOD
-CORN-In better demand and steady
Sales ) cars No. l shelled at 6Sc from store.
OATS-Dull. Sale l car No. l at Sic from
store.
LARDLQuiet and unchanged City rem
dered 2lLGzc in tierces n kegs; country
rendered 21921c.
BUTTER-ln fair movement, and choice
is firm. We quote prime to choice Western
Reserve roll S3935ci ordinary do and Central
S6Ac.
CHEESE@Scarce and firm at W92c for
good to choice dairy and factory.
EGGS-In fair demand and nrmer at ZIG
DC for fresh.
SEEDS-Demand fair and market firm
Clover 5000; Timothy S3.40GS,5l
HAY-Market dull. Baled from store, In
round lots, Sl6.OO6lS;O0.
DRIED APPLES-Demand light and mar
ket weak at l29l214c for good 70 prime fruit.
GREEN APPLES-Market firm at Si,Oo9
$50 for choice fruit.
POTATOES-Demand moderate Et 7oc for
Peachblows from store.
SALT-Ffne, steady at S2.E; Coarse in
very light stock and firm at S3,OOSS,&
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-24

There will be a meeting Of the g,
A. r. at General Ratliff7s office on
next Friday evening. All comrades
are urged to attend, as business Of
importance will be transacted.
We publish on the irst page OF
this week CHRONICLE an article en-
titled Chemistry of a Pint of Kero-
sene," which will be of interest to
every housekeeper.
-Messrs. w. S. Anderson and w.
T. McGaughey have purchased the
law business of NJ. D. Sanderson,
Esq, attorney at law in Miles, and
will shortly take possession of his
office.
Mr.. Hugh Watson appeared on
our streets one evening last week,
mounted on a velOcipede of his own
construction, which, considering the
circumstances, he managed admira-
bly,.
Street fights on Saturday evening
arr quite a common occurrence in
Niles, if We may judge by the indie
pendenfs statements. One occurred
on last Saturday night, and one on
the Saturday evening previous.
The saw mill company, who are
going from this place to Missouri, left
Monday evening. The company
consists of Messrs. North, Fitch,
Henry and Arnott. The latter gen.
tleman is now in Missouri, superin-
tending the erection of the mill.
Our exchanges lately have been
"going back" on the ground hog, but
as we thought, without good and
reasons for so doing. In
the light of Tuesday, with the snow
six inches deep, and still deepening,
we can see that they were right, and
The ground hog wrong. The pros
poets for sleighing are first rate.
The Occidental Minstrels, of this
place, gave an entertainment in
Falls, on last Thursday
evening. Notwithstanding the in
weather, and the almost
impossible state Of the roads, q full
house was in attendance, and the en-
ertainment is said to have given
oodsatisfactIon. Weunderstand this
coupe will give an entertainment at
Webb's Hall in a week or two.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-24

We know there are many who scoff
at, laugh at, and who designate every
advertised remedy as "Quaekery,"
"Humbug," and pronounce them
worthless. Such terms cannot be
truthfully applied to the medical rem
edies of which DR.. H. T. Helmbold,
of 594 Broadway, New York, is pro-
prietor. His "Fluid Extract of
Buchu," alone has stood the test of
science, and yet proved valuable. 1t
has been subject to the severe criticism
of eminent professors of pharmacy,
and none of such there are but will
pronounce it an excellent article,
while many there are who freely rec
ommend it as a curative agent for all
diseases of the kidneys and urinating
organs; in addition to all this, il has
been a quarter of a century in exist
ence, yet its sale is constantly being
increased. There are numberless con-
eoctions called Fluid ExtractofBuchu.
hence our friends, in buying, should
be careful to ask for and get none 9TH
than Helmbold's. Dr.. Helmbold's
drug and chemical warehouse, at 594
Broadway, N. Y, is one of the lions
of that gay metropolis. Such of our
friends who may be there sojourning
should not fail to visit it. We can as
sure them a kindly welcome from the
Doctor and all his courteous employ
ees.-PhIddeLphid Evening Bulletin.
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Accident.
The Ravenna Democrat says that
Sylvanus Ingersol, the young man
who is at present confined in the
Jail at that place, met with a severe
accident on Monday afternoon of last
week. He was standing upon the top
of the balcony in the eastern corridor
of the prison, with one limb stretch
ed across the space between the balcO-
ny and the window, his foot resting
upon the window stool. In the
endeavor to look out of the window
the boy lost his balance and fell down
upon the stone floor, a distance of at
least ten feet, striking upon his right
side and breaking the large bone of
his right arm near the shoulder, and
badly bruising and injuring the
shoulder. Drs. Bedding and Stead
man were Immediately called and
reduced the fracture, which is q
serious one. The little fellow bore
the pain with considerable fortitude.