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VARIOUS ITEMS.

y. YoGx, AptI 23.--The steamship Mississippi
,rr,yrd ,tsierd.y afternoon from Rio Janleto.-
she leit ihsi place OF The GAN OF March.
There has b-tn rrsat fftShsi n tie CHnneeii'
cul Rirer, and tue iu~tr part Of harlf5fi uts
flooded. TIL, water slightly iettLet ytS efJsy.
No nail Ltyo,d August, Ga. JudEe LuIPkiu
opne3lne session u lne Suprrme Coun OF Geo:
ga on Monda! last.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETHlH
Drs. Duncan and Cameron,



Drs. Duncan and Cameron,
DENTISTS,
40. i;6 Wts1 SIXIu STLrrT, trIRtLE RLtE IEb ELE,
Cincinnati.
flHlS CA UuieI Iht MlnbEt ueI Of itl present pro-
ViL;OS, las hre EilN teabS w lEPVbIiOp OT Aulrr.
ths last itu ytat, Ard ~ tIItHse eaOu thal b.
wanting give SGiEatlIVu 10 ali 10 naI aNoT II will
iut4r lttt OIAte.
IL s bStriN!I would cali l;tsHtlpn 70 tie following
eIEsiil puItE I!bhlhE 10 Alubc al Ietth VIII Eat
:! IId v sgraIre4 Of brPtSItbes quality SHd AehEihO
restoring iR H0tVIC Appearance The keth. AID Shh.
~ 10 RaA Irj IN Ill Of which they ave THTrtTtt4 In
sAps lucy tt tlCetdtd b DVus, tUI eGuslta b. bet
leU.
TEETH
Inserted lrora one to foil Get, With Artificial GUT1
Fui and hail Is inVbTIbl! RAeIted b EttttOh
Al O.+iauta ~ IcLtIih performed inIbe n'pAi bVI
opsL EaEltI.
Considering tile EUPe,iO Character o. the Work, ard
The gAl'Lee given They a'etbe lDat IesRUua Die lnLR
NtAt.
TWO TEITH on NOtE pN SoLb ftATF,
So PER fOplh.
Two TE4TM OF hUkE UN SILVER FL4TE,
81 per Tooth
TIE monty Isiphttd ifih 1eeib DO moi PGhTt saiis-
u FOR tA intorpAtlon Of ibou llriiF Al ds,Sptt,
We wVId Stale that htitits HntR. thai Wt tan
lie tue fms: style lot StI ~ TEETH 10 hoh9i
10 u hour. Aid tHl reteS in PTOporInn, 80 thai 20
tEiIOu need Le aPPIelkndta
va g. c lsHTSGRSSS, ptpu,t.,
No. iJ west SiAth 81. ttWeel Race and hin,
deis-H CfciHntiI.
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CAPT. DOMINIC.

WlsuXGToN, ApuI !s.-Cari. u wnEr, lately
dismissed iinn ;as Nay. tis uvl !hal is PIC
cercinfs Vvr- Illegal, unia crInGi Of III: L "a.
rAr, aLstcntr o. ore OF ID. msH.asfS q he ..afJ
al TIE ;nsl. Il has Irtn dccltrd Iy CGs!rEe TIA!
The dismissal .ens contaminated. tx canno: * 's.
,;ored even IL TIC Wocseo'Hgs IS illegal, e.trpl
~ EeSpplnmtni 1ud confirmation,
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cINClNNAII MAEKEr.

ArLm 2I.-Ftout iaf ieauall ilO bLs. sold al
s.5Ja9, is. Com 81. MISSY So. P'ovaon'
unchanged. IIuiE inset sold 10 l'nn;-d .Nitni
ii tiait fvr shvuGtts AM siss. so .ais rIn =
lid 81. so Kegs o. Al lie. Eaii,r uU', ItEl>c.
C'ovrr<rrd, 5,5y. Nol4S,es, IT,, al 81. AciNe
rnoary for so.at anu fslt gua!.!ss Al, held al &C.
CoGA dull.
Easun Exchange Iai premium.
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RlOT.

Cmc,e,. Apnl 23.--NO'AluE Nril sotSurcl YES
iI4iy OF ihS pOtntng. Inc mIIial! stu. c'a'c
lie cpur house. Tie crow ts lLsi COLLECTED YES
;,iisy wers sr.n G:ptise5. Total tn.s's, S.
M.r= u1lyIs 0pp!shsuard a: i:,e sAa'n."a;I,n oil
Tux ~ SJn.Is.
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IS-lsaNeS RELATE 81 =. M, Arrivs Of msi train
rom Cu'unsus md way IAliVln, suI arNetti Wheel.
ihG Al I;lbC.
3d-LesvsI HlFir 81 i:1 r. H., UE arrival a. ihIoleh
tYnie,3 vain Ion CIK iHsu, EOnIdTE al Esawond 10
JaISei gers tIL mails 70 EIinOIe trd DlOtE.
prsS iIsiu or BALTIMORE aud EsteIn CHieA, LrNes L
MhetiiEt al s:ij =. III.
i E-Titkr.i EUI al Stations on o. u. r.. and lot
CINCINNATI eisna and uhicEEO, sod on hs ID Tag
sLGe checked hlOuSu 10 EaRcsNlGe, NswIIE, CoumsGS
aud CIIfHBsu.
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n,ssNp--Yssit,day Afternoon, little sonOr
=. sg., uAt.,; fishing l"m taft lying just bs.
80. Wusr Woiks, fell INTO tie rver AMI was
,,.5 Tn child vas aged abOntteven yeas.
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% K, PHNDLEToN,

,..,,.s c.s.i4,;s q cOpG'ssi, will 1ddrsta The
80. u.rs,oIh
,.,, ,,yt, "a Snturd'y May ~, 81 o't'oek, r.
no 49,. S,.c,a Holse. At nigh, Of ssns days
=, yipa...s,, Monday MAJ Atcoat IHyH
49,, r.a,e7,.pd. al lishi oi SAM day. aud al
non. "a Itt,d1y night, NIy1S.
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pATESTCASE.

Nrrr,Lb, n. y, Apljl q Ute morning ihs
uschrne eeS- IN he I. S. Cu;m, CotE o. hoW.
irl tgams, Wsr5uSh, vas d,cId,J against ite c..
isnlan', ulirh rs;Allis!,Sihs validity Of KcicH'
snev reused patents. and Irans alHrrtiasi ~.
junction AGAINST luirI.utnrr's ty ae:sn-Sni$.
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CURE DYSPEPSIA, PILES, &c.

nsT1. &sriimrr 4 NoWiTe!:
Hear sins 81 WAI IiEWtd, bFG Intend Of tnitR' 10
nv ILmr.nR. Vtsf'Gbse NK1ufe TOT p5StPt3, Win
Nlich AM fic.ei ~ it, mJI teFTI waited and diStas'
~ iOin pHu hRSd aud UAtd uRe bo;ie, ana 'tthit'
g CuItL M hSNt iuduFi T;htrS ~ iIy u, !IoA' %
WHOM, II noi Ill spesk kChl 81 i end would Say 4"
rlv,t Wr0 lave nJGlrpNs, II tlFy viii USe lllmp.oHN
Vt;titht IhAluG. II WHi ttTiA,hiy tuTs lhem
YOuIG, wiz great ItsiEct.
H. NEWCoMkE.
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sA~$.-
WHIT OF ERROR,

Cl>ci>x,7i, A;u 23-rUs Cmcinns!i Distract
Cour rrsE,et vii ci ri:or 10 day III I..s Case o
Arson. Sentence sCsPtrGsd.
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The Cheapest and Best
"OYSPEPTlC MEDICINE"
~ THR
WORLD!"

my rus ISI 4"SutJ'6IV I've GEMS.
PiVe BO1Cs for 500.
500. H AL S T E A D. S"
AHTI.DTSPEPT7C PILLS
NIlLLttiieTe every "bBTAE beInS'' who has AAT Of
" The following sylpioEs;
Indigestion, Headache,
Hili0GsueE1, EHueTe RefvOuS citation
AcitIly, rGmtStiOu q! tie heaTL
NHt Of oppression al thtAH lNaatiiy fol lLt slight
Vit Of lac stomach, ESl eXertiOI,
DerleAAUM OF SPINS, NEilntGG ind Indill!MiUe1I
HeEViheS', o. Vision,
Cold LIId1 md Ieti, Unpleasant tAI:eiE the nnVniL
NumhIe1I Of the Limbs and particularly when TiET In
o:hkrrtrts, tie morning.
Vertigo Nkufs. Du'ilftvy pain, End sense OF
DfitIAiy oil respiration, weight 10 tie Lead.
SlupOT, temporary intS Of memory
lrTilhility, 4 SeHbs Of EInrtinetS,
MovEIkSS, Pni,e tlt frequent aud mOre
IHb!ltiI icth.e THU usual.
EXtItEr LAnEuor and Tx Dependency,
hiusiion EHst!siIOG ADD EXttmt De.
ReNetSretI, biuy.
CoyiNtDe&s.
PintipJl ntTo;tt
Butnet& Co.'s. - I:HGt Fonrth street,
CINCINNATI.
gCrFoi sale ht p'usF1is everywhere. n
U'PRICK-3j cenis ~ Iince tux, OF 81 fOi Gv
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pINrn ANn MEarArn

Pir1IEEGH, APri ?3.-Hw-r 10 feet 10 inches,
falling Wtnih,t titaI snj UFrnI.
lCI>cI>N,rI, Arm ?5-EN,r falling slowly
WsHIE,g tnr.
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Freisht

For The Csnrsl Eosd Nil b. ieteved 4; The whIti OK;
OF Qujnty ST., [; al LoIfs heiwten SI. ~ aud IL
Re;erI :ivtE deliver! 10 al stations Oh The C. U, u.
" VIM ... !" III ia =; SIS mgr
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I'm, JsHS rAEs,or1, Of MARSHALL co. Va, died
-....vultO'elOsk, at the SPrisg House in this
,f,e tI:A yest Of hls tge. un Monday, o.
q,,s, .be deceased wss III The enjoyrent Of
,..hsa,h. Ga Tuesday lie vnIvttd tie cars
g,alris, IN lie purpose Of visiting out cI'
s.,s IN tie cars he IVES taken With 4 sevete
and when liz sruved al tue SPTirg House he
% ,pf,srIei o. to reiife Immediately 10 lis
tom wmea WAS the will Of an UteI.ruI.
Providence, he should neS.t SGsin ieturn
1t.
,o. Ps1ot; uSss native Of Relkely county,
, .f,,, and Tvs letn resident q ills, and tie
,gt county, ii shout 81 yests, during most
...a ,iae lie Wss one Of the county MSgis.
.,,,. t!ruNihe representative Of tbs counly
,.,r,rl. .s,ms III tie House Of Delegates, IS also
"a, .s,;ts comfy Of Marshall, and wss The tep.
....aars Of tbs district in tie Slate Ssnstr,-
.sss u a.!s representative, and talented
,. Isaiits situations 81 lie, lie commanded
,,,,,-,,gf a.WtO Anew Inn. As a husband,
....i.tL5sif.nj, lie Was always faithful, and
stsa.aumS, generally BELOVED.
ns r.gnas Of the deceNSei Wsre ihken 10
s!,a.s Il The sfetnOon ltsin yest,tioy sc.
LAX. BY lti widow, two OF lis sous, ahi seT.
n. tsras and arisAIor!. His funtsI will take
.s.e .au., N.il.re GU to.mono~ ,Wein.sdOyl
s.s' 10 O'eiotk, in sccuidancs viii the
..rsHi ne a2aotSbIe and ancient irsterRity OF
l-.sl! 'c,er.rl Nasons. oPPonunily viii
.',.rj "a its many PERSONAL lrrnis and Broth
escuio ieks part III tbs los: sod dut!,b
;.re.ost ;ta.n, Es;Otu,ne il teMtaLl., " lite
....-Lu.,l.
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70 Jaue saith, innut duu ghItr Of Rtcs Il.
smith, HRd 10 all others Whon II may
cOHeeFn.
TAXI NOTICE. ibIi, AZ the rlIrAhn of said jant
Smith, iIwigy appointed And qualified ~ JtnsT, Or eoUn.
ly Ohio, WLeIe SAID JOne IeHdet, tblI have bEea I'
wa so ~ 20 male A. o,5ef FeSSes he Snea s
couhJ 10 pay over Tie lGGd NnSiEf from tive sac
o! lie Vttl esNte Ntey sold uuder dctee o. said CONT
10 certain tNt 10 tRteTy ibeieia depending. WLeIHr
Wt4 complainant, and David Garden, sid Jane SIltA
ana otbt RtIe dethdlRsi and ttat TIE iIti DAY Of
t rtE ltra Eld Circuit Govt, 10 b b6tn oNibe I4L
day Of Mar 1855 lha move tRd eOun 10 MAXI SUeh OF
del, RRES u. SMITH, Guardian
Of Jazz Smith Of JtdsT$OR eN1niy,
RNifc1uWAW OhiO.
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| u,ell,ind Tr.tImou,.-@,,i ana y Ea'l
@'''''' Er>oocLr. Nd .Anll al, 1851.

ErAoOcLp. Nd .AInli iL, 1851
N'su. AtTi.FC i hoscssg:
iirI, >,s-t taVt sUheItd WEh pain 10 ny i1dt hm
bach AID UJer NY NlOIIdeI LEIe "I Tie iAt III ACsIs
irG IE. iIy All klIds Of hEdiEIe, bn derived IA btIR
nj Aitr IeCeiICd ttt tIa ~, o! HhmPi0"H Nesris'
BE 7nt!u!t ilVm ~, ihvpEhi wOuidhy Ml8l NillH
pIt waIInn. ItI 70, and IN hE wetE'l ell HAel
wa usw ma 1t ruiel w. | 2aI IOW iiet hUtn
t,.i: ~ tonPsron IL tne, EolntrlI u NtA SaLuW
pSVs s51J slIF ne, sud tSR cal what ieaAs Wiihnn'
.utHt,tusItt rsNe spdtfed 50 lUtE tbd 70 muth ~
aLi nOW eJy, iLAi would sdTist ths Fhistd 10 give
iaA lux .uIt q i'r. HamIlCns . iLiG lTisl.
Years, respectfully, ; MhNlHEE
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NNsrd ser NorI.y, tie 9!d hsitr;. ih se.GNT "
" TEECiIANGE Wl.! iEn between " he' inF Sha htA
are, IL ConTrcIi WIKI p&S>eHEef iAH' "h Tue (eEitI
.hio Ra.Iiuad, ~ Tie in.iOWiuE Sbedu's, ~
Is-LeSVc WiesIi. 81 ;;J', a. I9. n.Ait rEE 1sNv-
lug besire a; I3l IA, Stopping 81 a HAii1nA lGlnn
proper S:Ils,, hHl suiNtLs q tuuI'"H 81 i:l" l1"'
Indian polls and mtt:o; ard AZ !;i5 = IN, viii ,"a.I
Tan TOT C'eIeLad. This iItinIso eomtesi'ai AsN"tk
uuL tisIm on IlP {. ". 4 y. X. hT SIIduyEl and
ueru:i LrI 0G Toledo and Cb:5aio wa MOLosvtl: and
CH1s.
:L-Lesyss wh,elin: Al PSI Ia, stopping At Fen
~ obd i1f VsG,euse ard mails from si mJ'e NOmO u.
X express irL'r,1 CUBTtttiifL EtUGln wih tHritt'
train csry Ing G rat WeIsInihrnash us' wt'Aiesvs
lie aire Aill 1 nj I,oi', al Wnghisown Esrnes vile
L. Gb id.e EreIvle and NeutiA eElF ttd arn.lHsh Al
TO umtus G:Sj r. ~ tOHieC;IRs will isB' h' Cirt:n
nsi iuJis iarot tLl ChtasOSi =. M lhs titIBb "a
connects 81 Newark viii cypress trbiES iUi NoLWVt,
IO.Fdu, SLuJusky. It.IoII aud CEies;v.
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r1"n,lNnit Fena'ts tnJ children viii reass trrI. 1t
cir. to.,hs biOnchiuS. l!,lrlNO. Lvrr COMPLIANT,
StrU,Ws. with az tffIssneuiL o. ;ht S!tterl
CtI.rj gel InErLle!s, E,hiS.
"a sstn:N Ioha II. 1arPan, 9Th ward, tnd "
tie Sgg'l ErIeTty.
sod by NOE7TEER 3 AOHBEdI, $40 baltimore at,
Etl.iInCir. ard N NiushcBy, y. Y.
.JEPfIte 81 peT bottle 0E6
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-14

3enle Snteliqtntf.
The Outward IAN.

The Outward Ian.
Since the days when Adam and Eve
made THEN fg leaf garments. until the
present time, mankind have clothed
themselves in different ways, as their
comfort. convenience and necessities or
the imperious commands of custom and
fashion have dictated The E>quimaux
covers himself a foot thick. with furs :;
the Negro ii Cent al America, r%ejoices
in a complete suit of palm oil; and The
natl e Of New Zealand beauties h nm
self by tattooiog.
In this civilized land, the dresses are
of infinite varieties. according to he
taste and purse of the wearer Philos-
ophers have argued that a man should
be judged by his actions, and not by his
dress. That appearances are nothing
But until the world is much better than
it is now, philosophers will preach in
vain and until men are gifted with a
vision, which reads The inner thoughts,
as well as the outward appearance of
their fellows, they will judge by what
they can see, and treat a well dressed
man better than one in rags.
This being the fact. those whose clothes
are seedy, will be glad to learn that
Messrs. BARTLETT d BRowN are fully
prepared, both with the material and
the requisite skill, torender the outward
appearance of any man, favoring them
with a call. as prepossessing as the form
given him in nature, will permit. It
would be well to remember, also, that
the penalty of buying cheap clothes. is
the same as that of going to law-cer-
tain-y of losing your suit and having 10
pay for it.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-14

An England paper announces 'ae ap-
uro-chlng marrla.c oi s Thomas rr"w-
bride, and Nj Louis auu-y o. Nor.
web SIR Thomas va- .n re '- Re of
Alma and Ilkcgma0n ID yaiIy l.- -
gu.~hei h;ms-lfhr is 4 airy Al Dee
battle of Informant na r'mme eel 20
battery ". .ch c,ut.hu',l entail, ia
the dcteal Of rh, Russians. Pm Iutia-
lhat terrible G.ar, "A canton .t .sE c..
away both OF Ills !vtl. ExI,. no. 90
bleed To dca.l. d. rciu-eu :- te c~,,ri,t
20 Ike rear, and directing lis Ca to
Ia s. him upon bis gun carriage and
take him 90 The front, that he IN Gu set
the l. ne @! lie battle, and in tuaJ posi-
lion, lie continued coolly to cirect The
ire of his batter until permitted osiaTc
in the shouts of nal victory. Contrary
TO ali expectation, the wounded mans
life has been spared, and lie was about
to be rewarded by me happy consumaa
ton OF a long cherished attachment with
the beautiful, amiable lady who Is 10
share his u.les and honorS, while She
consoles and repays his s%uiferings.
ETrs Swisshelm on Baby Shows.
The poor dupes of mothers are 30 be
piried. rather han blamed; some of them
are decent, innocent women, who have
definite idea OF The light in which they
themselves, and most are 100 mean
IL idi.tic to be accountable. But il is
light hat humanity should be de
linus in these persons; nobody
expects any respect for humanity from
Barnum The parties really 10 blame
for these exhi iiions are The city authos
i5ies VINO grant licenses. and people of.
ordinary sense who 20 TO see anything
80 totally devoid of attractions Ugly, .
women, and ordinary, ~vuIgarly-
dressed children. are no great rarity in
this republic; and anybody who gives a
qu rter 10 see a lot u them. deserves a
pair of donkey ears. The exhibition IS
akin 10 the Old model artist shows and
when Barnum end Wood visit a city To
bring shame ON the mothers of il by one
,i these shows. the sons of that ci;y
sec them safely pass he suburbs
IN "a air OF rails.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-14
= O. 10 MAIN STREET.-NEW AR
~ RANGEMENTs-ENPuE BAT CAP TORE
Nichols q EN@SP

Have Just received and are Low opening. the largest,
root fashionable. and best selected stock OF READf-
tICught to this market. consisting IN par Of the FOL
lowing Goods OvercOats OF every style, quality, and
pgicr. from the finest beaver 70 the eOarsest kerseyi
Pants and Ne-tss OF every ztrie and quality NO use %
talk Just vunic and see. livery body says, give Nlen-
fots q Weir the belt for quality. style and price, tner
piece goods are q the Iesest styles. consisting o.
Lea'y heave- piio-. plain and tEinsd Cloths, pain ana
faEey Cassnneres twiiled Satiuet.s Plain and Fan
ey Nestings aiew rare patterns Of silk Velvet ram
an" inquired SIX Satiu- CashuiTe, Norsrsd MohaIi
FURNISHING GOODs.-shir ts.C Collars Undershirts,
Drawers Suspcuders- Stocks, Nerk ties, Pocket Hand
k~erchicis- six, Linen, Lawn, &c; Wooden Hose, Fur
Gloves, Md. lined and unlined, Cloth, BucksEiE-al
coiurs Buck Mittens; Boys' do Umhrellas, a nns
assortment. Carpet bags. SC.
TAILORING dcne in the hest style. and on short no.
tce. The capacity Of z " WEIR. as a practical
Tailor, is too wel known to feq re comment Partic-
ui-r attention Civ n Cutting AID warranted % IT.
HATS = CAPS.-It is a wellkno~L fat, that FOR
eleven years. l. NICHOLS has kept the largest. cheap
est, and most varied assortment Of goods TO- bis line
ever kept In Ola Trumhull, and the new arm have %
announce that the stock Of HATS ANp CAPS has been
largely increased so all you have to DO Is % call at
No 20 Vain Street. and you will there IND a complete
~Outut-HcCts excepted-for less money tlln you can
get the same in Warren. Remember one thlng-We
have no OIL shelf-worn Clothing. but an entire new
stock offresh and desirable Goods.
A rs has slr 3 long time been 9 very plentiful arr-
Gle in this Community. re would beg leave 70 be ex-
cusei from using 3 il this communication to my old
friends -nd PATRONS I woUG uaEs nv hest bow and
return many thanks for TIE very neral and long con-
We would say, you too are entitled O. the ri-ht hand Of
fellowship; 50 cone along. and We VIII give You &
hearty welcome TO al the privileges. blessings and benz
etts. ofthc largest cheapest, aud most varied stock OF
Clothing and Hats and Caps ever brought - this mar
Ret L. NICHOLS,
wq-r~n Oct. 3-sm z ". WEIR.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-14
M...astog,g s.E.a 6 living.


WASHINGTON. by his marriage, gGd al
dcl ahpy, -Ira.C23 ;o lis alrca:v -aa
s. -rabl- g., ,ua,. and was rnahi d 10 live
ample ati tiguiicd Vie. His ian
macy ST t'. faullX,~ and liz in er
cuu.., wi's .7. hes anirors OF rank, h1:
r.fhaps hrd a,irirfuer-,s on his mode
% rmz ile hs. en riot and iour
Ri tttca post lions n lt,ry. for :
me- # Ms " u-r.n and Beer lad
us, or>. As scr il eff. ." 'wsH~
ann irl au hos. back. His { So
WI filled. and aaml"fl resula'ed.-
His stud was thorough bred and IN ex-
c.ll,rt order. H., hau>,bol hooks con
ain registers OF thc names. ages AMI
marks or his f~syoii'e horseS-such as
Ajax, Blue kin Valiant. Magnolia.
{ \. alb. DC. Also his dogs, chiefly ok
hounds Vulcan, Singer, Eingwooi,
Sw,ejlips Forester, Music, lockwood.
Trnelove. d.
He was an early riser, often before
daybreak in the winter, when the nights
were 'ong. On such occasions he lii l-is
own fire, and wrote or read by candle
light. He breakfasted at seven in sum
mer, at eight in winter. Two small cups
of tea and three or four cakes of InLian
meal (called hoe-cakes, formed his fru-
gal repast. Immediately after breakfast,
he mounted his horse and visited those
parts of the state where any work was
going on, seeing to everything with his
own hands.
Dinner WIS served at Q o'clock. lie
tie heartily. bus was no epicure, nor
critical about his food. His beverage
was small beer or cider, ana two glass
OF old MADEIRA. He Jook tea of which
be- was very fond, early in the evening,
and retired for the night about nine o
clock.
If confined to the house bv bad wealth
-, he took thai occaS on TO arrange his
post up his accounts or write let
ers-passing part Of The time in reading,
and occasionally reading aloud TO the
lie treated his negroes with kindness,
attended 10 their comforts, was parlicu-
arly careful Of them in sickness, but
never tolerated idleness. and exncted a
aIJhfl performance OF all then allotted
asKs.
Washington delighted in the chase
Tie hunting season, when he rode out
IN the morning to visit distant parts
L his estate, where work was going on,
often look some of the dogs with him
or the chance of starting a fox, which
IL often did, though he vas not always
ucees full in killing them. lie was a
,old rider and an admirable horseman,
hough he never claimed the merit of
al accomplished fox hunter.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-14

Pianos.
The music loving public will learn
with pleasure, that in consequence Of
the reinstated health of Mr.. PoMERoY,
he has reconsidered his resolution to re-
tire from business. BY reference TO his
advertisement it will be seen, tiat hav-
ing sold his assortment of sheet music,
and musical Instruments, except pianos
and ~meiodeons, to Mr.. GEORGE ADAMS,
lin the same huild'ng, } be will, in he
future, confne himself exclusively to the
sale OF the two last named instruments.
There are several reasons why it is de-
cidedly To the interest OF the purchasers,
in this vicinity, { buy of Mr.. PoMERoY,
rather than order instruments from the
east. First. because being an accom-
plisbed musician himself, he IS capable
of Judging correctly the quality Of every
instrument be sells +; secondly, he war
rants all his sales, and is here on the
spot, 10 make the warrant good. He de-
livers ali his pianos in the parlOr of the
purchaser, at hi own risk, thuS olivia
ting all danger from II nsportation.-
Aud last, bu, not least, he guarantees
thai the price shall be as low as sin lie
instruments are sold in any city OF this
Union.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-14
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