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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-17
BRIDGEPORT
THE UNnivALLEp LARGE -oxn.L

both of which we h ave for sale.
We have also on hand and are constantly re
pIenishing a large stock of HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS AND HARDWARE; cons sting in part of
us follows: Table Cutlery. Knives and Forks, Cas-
vers, Tea aud Table Spoons of every quality and
kline. Candle Sticks, ShOvels, Pokers. longs Sad
Irons, Brass Kettles, JapaEned Ware, Shovels and
Spades. Garden Hoes and Rakes, Pitch and Stable
Forks, &c.
In conclusion. you must call and examine ou
STOCK, Tor II Is TOO extensive 10 enumerate eyerv
1hihs IN an adver tisemeni or Gil Gu lar. Mr. AIkI
takes tIIs occasion 10 return his thanks TO the neo
pie OF Bridgeport and Belmont comfy foi ,heir nh
efai patronage ana friendship towards him during
the year and half which ne has lad the L. S
oil doing business With them. And in max inr The
change which has been made, both parties pro1oss
na', constant and close attention 10 business to
be abe 10 merit full share of public favo, ,s te,a
tOtOIe. rHUS C. J,iJtiHERTSnZ 4 ~,
Bridgeport Nov IS, 1855
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-17

TTo what color does fiogging cha nge
Q boyi 1t makes him yellow tyelI uh3
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-17
February 25. 1859.

No. So. AN ACT
Fer the punishment of certain ohenses therein
named.
Sec !. Be il enacted by the General Assembly ly
of the State Of Ohio, That il any person shall Te-
ceve or buy any bank bill or bills or promi>sory
note or notes, bill OF exchange, oeder, receip',
draft, warrant, check or bond given for the pay
ment of money in amount less than thirty five
dollars which have been stolen, knowing the same
to be stolen with intent to deraud the owner there
of, everv person so offending shall, conviction
thereof, be fined in any Sum not exceeding two
hundred dollars, and he imprisoned in the cell or
dungeon OF the Jail of the county and he fed on
brt ad and water only not exceeding thirty days at
the Giscrt ton OF court.
Sec 2 That il any person shall receive or buy
any goods or chatcs OF less value than thirty five
dollars, hat shall have been stolen or taken br
robbers, knowing the same to be stolen or taken
by robbers with intent 20 deiraud the owner every
person so offending SHALL conviction thereof be
lined in any sum not exceeding two hundred dol
lars and be impTi d in the cell or dungeon of
the Jail of the county. and he fed on bread and
water only. for term not exceeding thirty days
al the disc retion OF the court.
WILLIAM 8. WOODS,
Speaker of the Iouse Of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER,
resident Of the Senate.
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AUDITORS OfFIcE,

ST. CLAIRSyEIE, March Il, 1858
Iceriify the foregoing Laws TO be correctly
copied from copies furnished me from the Secretary
of State c l.. POORMAN,
Auditor of Belmont county.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-17
February %, 1859

No. SO. AN ACT
To repeal the ten per cent law passed March Il,
1850.
Sec. /. Be il enacted by the General Assembly
of the State OF Ohio, That the act passed Maruh
IA, lS5C, entitled an act 10 amend the act entitled
an act fxiBg the rate of interest, passed January
I2 1924. and all other laws on thar subjecln BE-
and the same is hereby repealed.
Sec. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and lteI the first day of April 1859.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representa- YES
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-17

SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE.
CoLUMBts. March 2, 1859 }
thereby certify that the foregoing acts are true
copies Of the original rolls on file in this office
a. p. RUSSELL.
Secretary OF State.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-17
February Is. 1885,
AN ACT

No. b. AN ACI
To amend the Seventh Section OF the act entitled
IAN act ior the Prevention OF Gaming" passed
Mach IL, 1881, as amended by the act of April
Il. 1857, entitled An act 10 amend an act en-
titled act oflecruallv TO prevent Gambl-
ing passrd January "a, 1916.
SecGon |. Be II enacted BY lhe General Assem-
by of the State of Ohio That the seventh section
ot the act entitled IAN act for the prevention of
gaming, passed March II, 1881, as amended by
the third ctiun OF the act passed April IL, 1851,
entitled ''an act to amend an act entitled an act
III, re eflcctually to prevent gambling" passed
January II. 1876, be amended as TO read as fol
lows Sec. I. ThaIii any person shui play at any
game whatsoever for any sum OF money. or other
property oi any value, or shall make any bet or
wager for any sum OF money, or other property ol
value every sucliI shall, conviction there
OF. be fined in any sum not exceeding one hundred
duilars, or imprisoned in the county Jail not less
than ten DAYS nor more than six months.
Sec. .. That the third section of the act passed
April IL. 1857, entitled IAN act to amend an act
EMIT led an act more eficctuaIly preveit gambl-
ing" passed January q, 1876 be and the same is
hereby repealed,
Sec. 3. This act shall take ctfcct from its pas
sage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate
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AN ACT


To amend scciion sixty, four OF an act entitled an
act to provide for the Reorganization, tnpervl-
sion and mainenaI ce OF Common Schools,
passed March II, 1858
Sec 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
OF the State OF Ohio, That section sixiytour OF the
act aforesaid as said section is now amended, shall
be so amended as to read Is follows: Sec 6i. ne
debts which have here tofore been contracted by
any school district for school purposes shall bt
provided for by the estimate of the proper school
boards created under the provisions If this act
and action may be brought against such iboards 10
recover the same. When any judgment shall be
obtained against any such school board. IL shall he
he duty OF said board 10 make estimate Tor the
district or sub district, said board NAV deem
equitable, OF the amount required Ia satisfy such
Judgment with interest aud COSTS Said amount
50 esriria TED shall be ceIi 10 the county auditor
shall he assessed BY him upon Iiie district or sub
district. the may be- aud sEall De collected
and paid out in the same muIine- as other sloOl
taxes. upan the order OF the clerk OF said tnard
upon the township treasurer. 10 satisfy the Judg-
m.nt aforesaid.
SIC. ,. That section sixty four aforesaid he and
the same hereby Is repealed.
See. 3. his act TO rake effect upon its passage.
WILLIAM b. WOODS.
Speaker OF the llDuse OF Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER.
President of the Senate.
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Joined by the schurch to which he belongs, without
ihe consent OF the pers n making the confession.
9th No person who would if party be incon-
perent 20 testify under the provisions OF Section
3I3, shall become competent BY retsJn OF az as
signment of his claim
Sec. , That section 3I4 Of the said act 10 estal'
lish code OF civil procedure. said section was
amended by the act of April l2h, 1853 be, and the
same hereby is repealed.
SIC. 3. This act shall t. ke effect upon is pass
age. WILLIAM B. WOODS.
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives.
r. BASSETT LANGDON.
Pr sideLt pro lem. of the Sen t.
February IA, 1859.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-17
THE THOROUGH BRED HORSES,
l[lWlLlDlDRB
TX a M S a. s.

BY Imp. Sovereign out OF Laura by Imp, Leviathan,
~ ILL BE KEPT AT ST. GLARS
w WILLIE, Belmont county Ohio. for pub.
lie Service OF $50 the Season, fer either Horses
vice. pay aDie in ash approved Note at the time
or $50 TO IN sire, payable by conditional note at
time of Serv ice.
The Spring and Fall Seasons commenced on the
18th of February and will coniinue until the 3st
Dec. 1853, and any mare proving with Foal du-
ring the regular Spring Season, may he returned
FREE until .he close of the year. by the regular
tendance of and kind treatment to the Mare(B
mares excepted.) Insurance forfeited by irregu lar
attendance, or parting with the Mare before her
condition is known.
Mares left in our charge will have the best care
taken OF them at reasonable rates, in any way de
sired by their owners-dt OpHerS risk alone.
These horses have Pedigress, full pure, and of
the richest kind. daily autheRtieated-have disiin-
guished themselves on the Turf where they have
essuy coutended with the best Horses of their
day. and have thus proved their Speed bottom, and
soundness of constitution.
In South Carolina, Western Virginia, and our
own County Fairs wherever exhibited, they have
competitor. as HIay be seen by the public records,
du uplicates OF which are in our posse ssiOn. When
these facts cons idered in necti1n with their
age, siz color, foTm, style Courage, action, tenn
and price at which their services offered,
think that they will be found nell worthy the
preference and patronage of those who wish &c i'm
prove their stock.
We intend limit these Horses both in the nu D,-
.Ier for the seasoa and amount of da lily service-
and to prevent disarpoi tmcnt those who have
made up their M nds TO patron re had heiter
ther chance by selecting the horse and sig nj ne the
subscription paper soon they can.
Circulars uf fuIi pedigree and other particulars
i'll lie furnished OH application TO the undersign ed
JOSEPH WOODROFFE
JNO. ALEXANDER.
Nto, Iro n Ea' l.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-17
WILLIAM B. WOODS
February 81, 1859.

Speaker OF the House OF Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President OF the Senate
Ealruar,, 1870
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-17

Testimony Of Mr.. Edward II. Rowley. of the firm
Of Rowley, As shburner Co "a, North Wharves,
in proof OF the efficacy of Williams Anti Dyspep-
tic Elixir:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-23
CLEVELAND. WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER %, 1852

excitement 20 unusual a circumstance, attraois
the attention Of ali the other habiiRes Of the
cafe. "Graad Disu, Davoust-Waldorf-
ten men---the PASTORS son! Did dream such
thing, or is this the samei" Forgotten for
years and years-efIsced by a hundred ether
military adventures -Overaid and lost in the
crowded stores Of a soldiers memory, the
scene came 10 light again. The pastors son
still lived, still remembered and thanked the
PFeserver Of his native village Many long
year bad passed since such glow warmed the
chambers OF the old mans heart.
That evening he wrote to DR.. -, in
Leipzig. He was i'll, and but a few months
distant from his last hour; but the soldiers
letter seemed like ProviJential answer to bis
prayers, and Frightening the pickering close
Of his life. A manly and affecton1te cores
POndenco was carried on between the tEo while
The latter lived. The Circumstance became
public, and the deed was officially recognized
10 way most fattering TO the pride Of Capt
Lamotie. The Grand Duke of SAKE Weimar
and the King Of Ssxony conferred upon him
The orders Of their respective houses, which
were followed soon aiterWard by the cross OF
the legion Of honor from Louis Napoleon, and
an increase Of his pension, which assured him
ease and comfort the rest Of bis life. A trans
lation Of the doctor's narrative, published in
the French papers, drew attention 20 hiIn, and
be was no longer neglected frequenter Of the
cafe. lie was known and honored, even with.
out his three orders
"Cast thy bread upon the waters, aud thou
shalt tnd it again after many dsys."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-23
COal q Coke,
C0nI. ConI. C0nI.

A Lien JONES, Dealer in COAL,
IA Will keep ant y hand aud fnf sale at Bucii
eish prices. .t.l
CRATES, stoves md family generally Also good Hack
smith and Steam Ctss always hand and UNDER QooD
COVER. continuance Ol the urmer patT mage G said
yard Is most respectfully solicited Also would invite all
others wishini plTcuuse Coal to call before
oaainK for Intend TO sell good Goals and ON as
reasonable terms bo bought in the city.
Orders o The Post Office, addressed 70 either Allen
Jones r. o. Pier, will receive prompt attention L
Tho subscriber also has coal constantly hand on the
G. p. X. Coal PIER and is RECEIVING fom the mines,
for BY the ton, load good Family, Block
smith aud Goals all OF which he will sell " prices 70
the times Orders ei NJ the st Office aldrsised to
ALLEN JONES,
will receive prompt attention.
Ofce @. r. R. Il. Coal Pier and for the above at
Euclid st II. r. or ssng, Cleveland, O 10. sep2s;s62
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AlistrIlamtons.
BRRP ANp PORK PACKING.

Our extensive
slaaghterins, Packing and Rendering
EstnblIshment,
SITUATED ON SCRANTON AVE-
- uue and cuyahogn River hiss been thoroughly re-
pao and s ready fer business II has capacity for
300 Cattle and 1000 Hogs,
daily all Of which slaughtered pack and the taow
and lard rendered IN the saue building
We have on hard large stock Of Cooperage and Salt
Our large
. sTRAM L GHTBR
can deliver on card Propeera OF st tbs Railroad Depos
fun nys packing each p, doing awsy with dravage
entirely We DO . sri commission business. Orders
for home Or foreign markets respectfully sol'ctel.
septiT '6l-3m eHOtI HIILTARU.
PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT.
AN IMPORTANT WORK FOR AGENTS.
JUST PUBLISHED.
The Life; Speeches and Memorials
-oF-
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The N'e'C Coal FrankItn
The New Pattern Ptlnr stove Tor Woo l. cared
The CHarIRaeP,
lisa BEAurFUL Open Font, Sliding Door stove ass
ek the FIRsr PREMIUM ~ our late Comfy Fair.
THE PEARL.

For Anthracite Coal or Cofe is heauial new plttern
and pronounced bY tho dozens Of ctkens usnB he a
ele TO be perfect great econoirer OF fuel and great
Heater ...
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Boar0irta.
G0oI Dedlers
Camel Coal.

]. M. KELLY, COAL DEALER,
on THE
Cleveland Pittsburgh R. R. Coal Pier,
HAS A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF
Ii "CANNEL COAL" for ssle. Call and Try IT,
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Deuttstrp.
DENTTsFRY

AT 2II SUPERIOR ST.
IF YOUR TEETH ARE GOOD,
J. read the following lines II your teeth arc bad read
hem with great If you have no teeth at all hsp
fact th Isl daily exhibited u the Streets in the social
circle the paror by the hunblest peasant and the
pgoudss that hundreds Of persons lose good
sets teeth for the OF the timely aid Of good aud
kful dentist poor and inferior operation is In many
cases worse than none all II your teeth good have
hem examined by good dentist and keep them in order.
If or no o should he lost but have them repaired the
sooner ths and that which BuTns says ths
ne o an diseases All irregularities Of the teeth should
De attended 10 n childho1d aud youth -.
All Dersons OF no dental operations are iuVit-
ed To- ali al NY where particular attention Ven
10 the praservati1n Of the natural teeth, where the
VuICANIZEn CORALITE,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-23
PURE HAMMONDSVILLE STRIP VEIN
iii5 COAL.

THIS SUPERIOR GOAL Is OF
n EERED TO individuals OF clubs by the car load no
tons delivered at The depot Cleveland Pittsburgh
X X ,Cleveaid, At pf1oo TO suit the times.
With trial Of this mode OF pnrchase, the consumer
will be most thoroughly convinced of It's great adv
tage sample of me coal he at lha store Of
MsssrB Huett, Rurgsrt Co. l2S Water street with whom
Orlers be left land which will he promptly iled
". IL WALLACE q SON.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-23

DR. w. J. GUILD HAS REM0V
~ ed his Dental Office 10 Room No Is, Hohman boeh
superior street, East OF PUBLIC Square S1uth OF "
bs mead tho serytce Of Dentst will save themselves
roneh sJJFFFRTNG as we'll as MONEY by giving him
Sa Esc richly used TO mitigate pain for those VINO ue
are it. , -, .,,,,,ty ,,-epprpD
On 0old silver Porcelain aud Nulcunzed huRpor hahe
a the best mannsr Teeth iu sets from $40 70 $50 Coll
maV1I
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THE "YTCTOR."
HALL, scnooL Hov;E,, oa SSroRE AND oHURcr

i proved 20 he greater Heater with the same amcunt
OF Anthracite Bumuous Coal than other tre or
the same purposes it is Furnace AMI ovJ In one
combination.
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MORNING LEADER.
EDNEsDAY mORNING, NOV. %, 1850


fhAAN am ohN ~ - HAAAAfAAHfet
EPisiu and ornamoLtnl printing Of every descrpiinn
the Printing Establishment Vt the Ii ApEk Once
The latest improved and mos rapid Steam Presses IN
STYLE short uUtice fnd ut reasonable IufeA
Pstteulaf attention paid 70 blank work. Livery detedp
ton OF Binding d0n- especially Blaug Books, Iougeff
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GUTTA ERoHA BASE,
For Artificial Teeth


Is manufactured and all varieties Of avtlesl tteih are
ut 10 In the best manner W. Is lNSEhSOlsLt
No 2il Marble Block, superior street, Cleveland o.
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ENAMRLED OR sTES AND HOUSE FUR
I NISHIN,1 GOODS

ENAMELED OR sTBs AND HOUSE FUR
NISHIN1 GOODS,
Is she agct tue muTkc o. Just received from
the best Houses In tncLast and New YuFS shere they
recently selected al the owes prices Gus assoTt
ment atA
Tin, Copper, aud Sheet Iron Wore,
sim continues large, ard of the Bgsr QUALITY.
" TIN ROOFING aed all Iohhingia our hne, We
execute with pTomI the and 'ptspach"
We having ected IN h-se Goods described above. In
pers nt tha lowest Cash prees. uef TEN torsale ac
eodinsly THIS fscs, geth with thirteen ye rs
exnetieuoa enables 10 guARANT9E SATISFACTION, and
oder aige stock Of Good prices az cheap cheaper
than they be purchased else NhqTe this market
LARGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS is our motto.
Therefore, dout fail 60 cali rn decide for yourselves "
the old and well In store Of
W. L. MARVIN,
No. a Public Square neary opposite old Couu House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-23

4 AGER BEER, 5 CENTS A GLASS
III 4 -OuT Premium NEEDLES are iae same g pSaas per
F,db.tsa Wed0o HOUSE.
FNGLISH STEEL SCIsSORS,-
~ - Warrant Gsus'ns'" CV"asa5 Iassa5sli iiouss.
"A GATE PEARL 4 STEEL SHAWL
= s'0- COWLEs 4 CO,
OCtas MSldell hoass.
OUR IMPROVED SPEOTAOLES
" meet the tpprohation Of AL who have nsed then1
They not high priesd-and 95e sssy 70. s ~ 80
Goa aa Wsddoll HOUSE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-23

DR. B. L. ROBINSON HAS RE.
~ moved his Dental Once t9 bis Tssldesnos NO % -
Will be happy all form er patrons, or Any eth
sTs who may need his services, H.H
IiaVeland. March 90 ls6s-nh2idt
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S65- For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-23

Tarms s shinius per week q City subseriberr
-' AVIMp I Five Dollars ysarto Nell Subscribers.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-21

rHASsPLAsTiS0 TREEs TWO FRET THICK
CHAMPS ELysRRs.

Correspondence Of the Boston Transcript
PARIS, June IL. 1869.
think you must ere this be tired and
disgusted with the battle theme which am
sure has been jingled in your ears aud be.
fore your eyes quite enough TO sicken you
Of the sounds OF killed, wounded and gun.
powder" will, therefore, try to interest
you with more soothing subject, attended
with hrs excitement. commencing with the
public improvements now IN progress in
Paris, which will add much TO the beauty
aud comfort Of the city, aud promote the
health Of liz inhabitants.
Additional public parks are in process Of
construction, besides extensive boueyardp,
avenues, water works, fountains, etc The
Champs Elysees one Of the most magniG.
Gently laid ou, public grounds in the
world, has commenced undergoing still
greater Improvements, to add 10 its pfcsent
fascinating attractions. Large trees are
daily seen riding through the Champ, Ely.
sees, which are 10 take the place Of old aud
decayed ones. " !. a strange sight 10 see
tree fifty or sixty lect high, with trunk
two icet 10 diameter in fall foliage, moving
up through the Bouleyard' on wheels.
have been astonishcd a, the size Of some
Of ,hoe trees that J have seen riding by me.
aud my curiosity led me about q mile out.
side Of the city to see the process of taking
them out of tie ground, which h as follows (:
4 circle IL cut ronDd The tree about three
feet IRON the trunk and at depth Of about
hge, through root. and earth. The Garth
which adbcres 10 the root Is covered and
bound with brush and rope 10 keep all to-
ge,her, ,lieu large chains are passtd under
tie whole, and the ends brought up above
the surface of the ground II now being
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-21
SAINT PAUL, THURSDAY, JULY g. 1859

ary with regularity and precision worthy
ali commendation.
Although, for the time in which he lived.
q very distinguished man, the ignorance Of
Washington is something perfectly incrcdi
bic lie never travelled on steamboat
never saw railroad, or q locomotive en-.
gine; was perfectly ignorant OF the principle
Of the magnetic telegraph; never had da.
guerrotypc, Colts pistol. Sbarp's rifle. or
used u friction match. lie eat his meals
with an iron fork, never used postage stamps
on his letters, and knew nothing Of the ap-
pication OF steam TO alleviate suffering, or
the Use oi gas Tor illumination. Such u
man as this could hardly be elected Prcsi.
dent OF the United States in these times, al
though, il must be confessed, we occasion.
ally have u candidate who proves not much
better informed about matters IN general,
Washington died from exposure on the
summit OF Mount Vernon, In the year 1856,
leaving behind him a name that will endure
forever, II posterity persist in calling their
childrsn after him ~ the same extent that
has been fashionable. lie Is mentioned in
history rs having been first IN peace. frs,
In war, and FIRST in the hearts Of his country
men, in other words he was No. In ev
erything and it was equally his interest and
bis pleasure 10 look out Tor that number,
aud he took precious good care to do so. A
portrait, by Gilbert Stuart, OF this great
soldier and statesman. may be seen, very
badly engraved, on the history Of the Unit
cd States but, as II was taken when the
general was in the net Of chewing tobacco,
the left check is disteDdcd out OF proportion,
and the likeness rendered very unsatisiac.
tory.
Cpon the whole, Gen. George Washington
was very excellent man though uniamil
lar with "Scotts Infantry Tactics he was
II tolerable soldier; though he married n
widow, be was fond husband and though
he did not know the Bccchcr family, be was
a sincere Christian.
PLuRiBus uSuM.
A monument Is being commenced in the
city of Washington 10 his memory, which Is
TO he five hundred feet in height, and il should
be the wish OF every true-hcartcd American,
that his virtues and services may not be for.
gotten before il is completed, IN which case
their remembrance will probably endure for
ever,